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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-12

8. He has given a business admin
istration. .
a. Has protected taxpayers by veto
ing appropriation for Nicollet av
bridge requested by Dan Patch Troll
ley line
5. Vetoed electric light ordinanc,
giving General Electric Co. 30 years
monopoly of Minneapolis streets with
out competition.
g. Has given sound. honest business
administration both terms which has
Teen heartily approved by the thou
sands of independent Republican vot-
ers of the city.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-12

First ward and has lived there con-
tinually to the present time He has
a good reputation and excellent quail
fcations to make useful member of
the legislature. He belongs to the
knights of Columbus, and Catholic
Order of Foresters, and resides at s2S
University av II. e.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-12

Harry J. Goodwin.
Harry j. Goodwin, candidate for
Democratic nomination for represent
ative. Dakota county, 3oth district.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-12

Under his management the interest
earned on daily cash balances. which
until the past two years were entirely
under his CONTROL amounts to $4,000,
& direct increment to the public funds
He seeks reelection solely on his
record, than which there is no greater
test of efficiency and faithfulness.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-12
Edward }. Sweeney.

Edward ]. Sweeney, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for alder
man Of the Third Ward. is the well
known Twentieth av. liyerylnan. He is
a native of Hennepin county and has
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-12
HARRIS p STONE

County Commissioner First Dis
tyct. DenpclSalhc Candidate
for Re- Election: Endorsed bv
Voters League.
RESIDENCE 100 FOURTH ST. S: e.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
Additional News of Sports Events
Fine Game Fish Saved
From Extinction
Famous Golden Trout of Cali
fOrHia Is Named After
President Roosevelt

ASHINGTON. Aug. 2A.-The United
states fish commission announces that
within few years one of the gamest
ago showiest species of the fsh king
dom probably viii be caught out of a
thousand streams in all parts of the
country. where it now is TO be found in
but one, and that most remote brook.
This rare hsh has been named the
Roosevelt golden trout (Salmo-Roose-
reltt Evermann) because of President
1sooseNelts efforts to preserve 1t from
threatened determination.
me Roosevelt golden trout at pres
eht IS the product solely of Volcano
creek, turbulent water course of IS
nties IN length on the slopes of Mount
~ nltney, California Two years ago
some OF President ROosevelts friends in
Satllornla appealed 10 him TO save this
peauuful hsh from determination. Tn
~ o9 presidential proclamation Mount
N uithey was made a government forest
reserve, anglers in large numbers Wis
4seo the section and preyed upon the
roosevelt golden trout.
responding TO the appeal in behalf OF
Lle llSn. which subsequently, was named
Tor him. President Roosevelt took up
the matter with the United States fish
commission. After repeated efforts the
commission obtained a number of the
trout which were sent to the fish cul-
lufal stations at Bozeman Mont and
LeaoNllie. Colo for propagation. En-
courag glng news has been received from
these stations to the effect that a sufi-
etent quantity of eggs has been OBJ
try
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
DANGEROUS AUTO
RACING ON TRACK
Officials Should Take Action to
Put an End to This Hazard
Gus Branch of Sport
By K. K. PHommedieu

Reports from those who were near
Bonnie when the fast car which he
was driving went into the fence dur
ing the races at Santa Rosa on Sunday
state that he had a very narrow es-
in it, for if the car. in skidding, had
plunged into the fence instead of whip
ping the stern in, there might have
been a tale duplicating that from Sac
ramento when Ernest r. Kelly was
killed. 1t has been proved that 1t is
impossible to drive the high powered
stock cars, with their great clearance,
around a mile track with safety. 1t
Is risky enough with the racing ma
chimes.
State authorities throughout the
United States prohibit various contests
which are considered extremely dan
gerous; yet within the last two years,
when the automobile has reached such
perfection that its speed outstrips the
locomotive men are allowed TO give
exhibitions which are more dangerous
than any other form of contests In
the absence of action by the authorities
the American automobile association
which claims to stand for everything
that will advance the automobile
events are held under the sanction OF
the American automobile association,
and 1t is strange that such expert
enced men as are at the head of that
association should still countenance
automobile races on mile tracks with
the ordinary high powered stock car.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
FAVORS HOME PRODUCTS
FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS

President Casey of the board of pub
lie works put himself on record yester-
day as favoring home industries This
was brought about by letter from one
Of the branches of the metal trades as
sociations. who wrote to Casey and
asked that all steel which may be used
in public buildings be manufactured in
San Francisco.
I think" said Casey yesterday, "that
all material that goes into any public
works or building should be purchased
in the city in which the improvements
not be possible, but in San Francisco
there is no need to send east for much
Of our steel or other materials"
How about the pipe that is to be
used in the installation of our munich
pal water system?" was asked
we can make that here said Casey.
we viii not have to send east for it,
as it has been reported by some en-
gineers. We can manufacture just as
good If not better pipe in San Fran
cisco than can be manufactured in the
east and we can get it cheaper and will
have no freight to pay
The contract for the repairing of
Market street from Second to Valencia
was let yesterday morning to the
Barber asphalt paving company. Three
cents per square foot is to be the price
for the binder course and 9.9 cents
per square foot for the covering. All
holes are to be filled and repaired at
once The cost of the repairing will
total about s1,250.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
Plan for the Coming Of
Vancouver Team
Football Managers viii Arrange
Details for Games With the
Northern Rugbyites
By William Unmack

This week viii be a busy one with
the graduate managers of the universi-
ties and with the secretaries and man
ayers of the city Rugby teams. There
are several things to be arranged be-
fore the actual start of the season.
One of the most important meetings
viii be held during the week. Grad
uate Managers Merritt and Stewart of
California and Stanford are scheduled
TO confer with Football Commissioner
ErSkine of the Olympics and Secretary
Price of the Barbarians These men
are to meet and complete arrange
ments for the coming OF the Vancouver
team.
In the last two years the universi-
ties have borne the entire heavy ex-
pense of this trip, but this year both
the Barbarians and the .Olympics are
anxious TO help the VarsitieS in this
respect With this end in view the
two city team managers are to meet
the varsity managers and arrange de-
tails.
1t is proposed that the Barbarian and
Olympic teams put a combined team in
the field against the northern visitors
on one of the Sundays they are in the
city and play at Recreation park Such
a game would attract considerable
public interest.
Another game which would attract
great interest if it could be arranged
would be an all star California state
team against a British Columbia fif-
teen. A splendid combined team could
be selected from all the colleges and
the Barbarians and Olympics. and
would be thoroughly representative of
the state.
Coach Taylor took up his official du-
ties at the University of California
yesterday. The freshmen who Will
try out for TIE "baby team" We're on
hand. Taylor and his assistant, Jimmy
Schaeffer, told them the differences he
tween Rugby and intercollegiate. The
freshies We're enthusiastic and today
they VIII be given an opportunity to
will be demonstrated to them
Judging from the large nur Der of
men who have signed for practice, the
prospects of the blue and gold team
look bright. The men are likely
looking lot trand many of them have
athletic regulations from their schools.
freshman and varsity places include
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
TO RACE AGAINST RECORD
College Maid and Iceland On
ward Will Try for New Marks

BELLINGHAN, Wash, Aug. 24.-The
first meet of the North Pacific harness
racing circuit for 1908 will open here
tomorrow, with 24e horses entered in
the 35 events carded. Two harness
races and five running races are on
each days card, the meet closing
August 90.
The feature Of tomorrow will be the
attempt of College Maid to lower her
own and the track pacing record of
2:0S. The track is a half mile affair
and its record is equivalent to 2:04 for
a mile track. Iceland Onward, trotter,
2:04h, will be sent against the track
record. Horses from all trans-Rocky
mountain and coast states and north
western Canada are entered.
A movement to prohibit pool selling
and bookmaking was started here last
week. but the city authorities refused
to interfere. The complaint was then
laid before the county officials, and
Prosecuting Attorney Peringer is still
undecided as to what course to take.
The association managers decline to
say what they will do if betting is
interfered with by the sheriff and his
deputies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

What to Take for the Weekend Visit

What woman has not experienced
the discomfort of being burdened with
too much luggage on the week end
visit, and what woman has not discov-
cred that the extra dress that she de-
cided would be too much bother was
badly needed. Women often carry
more toilet articles than are necessary
1t is fair to assume that ones host
ess will have well equipped dressing
table. Every woman wants to carry
her own brush and comb, hut hand
mirror is heavy and it is expected that
one will be provided; the same ap-
plies to soap, as cake of soap is
part of every guests room equipment
The best costume to wear, either
when visiting or going to a hotel, is
skirt and jacket suit of silk, as
that is dressy and keeps it's freshness
during a boat or a train trip With
this suit a plain blouse may be worn,
preferably washable il the weather IS
warm.
Al hat of medium size should be
worn, as that is suitable for either
church going or the club, and one hat
therefore answers every purpose.
The bag should contain two gowns:
one for dinner Saturday night. either
low cut or not, according to the Gus
tom of the house in which one is stay
ing. If full dinner dress is not worn,
the gown should be of some thin ma
terial, such as null or chiffon, and
preferably white. A second thin
gown will be needed for Sunday
A pair of evening slippers and white
ones for Sunday will be necessary, and
a complete change Of underclothing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
WORK IS RUSHED
ON OCEAN SHORE
Track Between Granada and
SCOTS Creek Will Be
Pushed to Completion
Remarkable Increase Made in
Freight Shipments Over
the New Line

The laying of the track between
Granada and SCOTS Creek on the Ocean
Shore road commenced yesterday, and
the work is being pushed as rapidly
as possible in order to complete the
line by January 1. The contractors
who have undertaken the job have put
200 teams and a large number of men
on it. The track is now within one
mile of Spanish Town and the ex-
pectations are that train service to
that point will be installed by Sep
tember 10.
As soon as the grading is COM
pleted. twenty miles of seventy pound
rails, now on their way from the east,
will be laid A large force of men is
at work eliminating the curves on the
Pedro mountain and ocean bluffs and
a new steam shovel was put in op-
GRAFTON yesterday on the Schoolhouse
cut this side of Vallemar, reducing the
grade to 2 per cent. All along the
line Improvements are being added
daily.
The last few weeks have shown
remarkable increase in freight ship
ments. The quarries at Rockaway
beach are shipping eleven cars a day,
and the greater portion of the hay
and grain produced between Spanish
Town and Pescadero is being shipped
to San Francisco by the Ocean Shore
road The increase of business from
January to July 81 was $50 per cent
over that during : the first six
months of operation. This increase
has taxed the equipment of the rail-
road heavily.
The building along the line has
progressed steadily. A new hotel is
being erected at Granada
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
Local Brevities
ACCUSED OF ENBEzzLEMENr-Nor

ACCUSED OF EKBEZZLEMENT-Norbe T.
Lloyd was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tiFes Muicahey and 7. Murphy on a charge Of
felony embezzlement. The complaining witness
IS Arthur W. Pike Of A. w. Pike Co., S91
Mission street. Lloyd employed book
keeper by the firm and II is alleged that he
embezzled SJ1.40 from petty cash on August H.
II is not yet known whether there other
amounts
SWITCHMEH ARREsTED-John Haley and
Israel Riekard. switcbmen employed by the
Southern Pacific company, were charged at the
city prison yesterday by Detectives Regan and
0'connel with grand larceny. They accused
Of having stolen a case containing 10 dozen
shirts valued at $S5.S5 from a boxcar. They
were selling some OF the shirts when arrested.
MORTGAGES ITS PLANT-The American bis
cult company fled mortgage with the recorder
yesterday on all OF its property TO the First Fed
eral trust company. The mortgage fled yester-
day IS 10 secure the trust company IN guarantee
ing an issue Of $3.50 900 8 per cent 20 year bonds
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars is TO be
used by the biscuit company In paying the
principal a former issue Of bonds
CHINESE GOODS sEIZED-seFeral hundred
dollars werth Of silk fnery and 100 jade brace
lets were found hidden in the berth occupied by
Kwong Kang. who came from China on the
steamer Manchuria. by Inspector OF Customs
Charles J. Benninger Sunday. The goods were
seized
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
WELCOME RACING MEN

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. 24.-Ca-
Diagrams were received here today
from New York, setting forth that cer-
tain American newspapers had pub
lished a dispatch, purporting to come
that the people of Jamaica objected to
the announced invasion of American
racing men. American turfmen have
racing in Jamaica. and it is believed
that they will buy an interest in the
local jockey club. The reports of this
opposition are incorrect and un-
founded and the opinion of the public
generally is strongly in favor of a
combination between the American
race promoters and the local jockey
club.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
LOWERS WORLDS RECORD
Citation Circles Half Mile Track
Twice i'm 2:OON in a Race

DES MONIES. Ia. Aug. 24.-Cita-
tion, a Chicago mare, smashed a
worlds record here today by covering
a mile on half mile track in 2:00A
The race was a free for all pace for
a purse of $1,000, and the first heat
did the business
There were four starters. There was
lot of jockeying before they got the
word. At the first quarter Citation led
by half a length in :31%, the half was
done in 1904, the three quarters in 1895
and the mile in 2:00A
In this mile Citation made new
state record for mares for a half mile
track and worlds record for mares
for a half mile track in race
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
Pacific Coast PIayrrouna

Is Santa Cruz beach and ATTRACTIONS
the ship Balboa. board walk. scenic and
miniature railways, bowling alIevs'
skating, swimming pavilion, chutes. surf
bathing. launch rides. penny arcafJes
may enjoy them all by joining South
ern Pacif1c's great Santa Cruz excur-
sion Sunday, August 80. Special trains
from Third and Townsend streets. 7:2O
a. M. Oakland, First and Broadway
1880 a.. m. Round trip 81 Ticket Of,
fees SS4 Market street, "A Powell
street. Third and Townsend streets:
and Thirteenth and Franklin streets,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
TROUBLE OVER A RAT

]. W. Mallory, health Inspector OBJ
tained a warrant from Police Judge
Shortall yesterday for the arrest of E.
K. Pearson. house mover. 2374 Bryant
street for violating ordinance 369
which makes it obligatory for any one
catching a rat in a trap to turn the
rodent over to the board of health
Pearson caught a rat Sunday and failed
to comply with the ordinance. 1t is to
be made a test case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
rEATHER INcIDENT cIosEn

Mrs. Ethel Price, 4007 Twenty-fourth
street, charged with petty larceny for
stealing Mrs. Maybelle Bates ostrich
feather at a ball at Alcatraz island
early last Wednesday morning, ap-
peared in Police Judge Conlan's court
yesterday. Mrs. Bates said that she
would not prosecute the case and it
was dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
ENDS BuRGLAR IN House

julius Tesch was booked at the city
prison yesterday by Policemen de la
Guerra and Handley on a charge of
attempt TO commit burglary. He en-
tered the apartments of Mrs w. H.
Bemis, IL First avenue, last Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Bemis saw him in the
dining room and made a grab for him,
but ne eIuded her and escaped. He
was arrested on Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
The Nursery

A child should not be teased and
should be taught not to tease others.
Eye discoloration-A child in playing
often runs against some object which
hits the eye, and the first thing to do is
to apply a cloth wrung out of water
as hot as can be borne. This should be
continued for 20 minutes and the blood
which, has collected and clotted will
become thin and pass off to its proper
channels. bruise on any other part
of the body may be treated in the same
way.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
HERRERTs TO Eight cREcc

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.--George Herberts.
the San Francisco lightweight. who has
been here for some time, and Indian
Joe" Gregg of Milwaukee were matched
today to box 90 rounds in Ladysmfth.
Wis. August 81. The bout is to be in
private for a side. wager and the weight
will be 135 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

BY invitation, delegation of mem
bers of the bakers and confectioners'
union of this city visited San Jose
Sunday to inspect the new bakery
built in that city by members OF the
Garden City union. The new place,
which has a capacity of 10000 loaves
of bread day, was pronounced by the
visit of inspection. the delegation en-
joyed the hospitality of the San Jose
bakers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
About Dress

OF interest to tall girls-The tall girl
sometimes makes the mistake of ap-
parently attempting to apologize for
her inches by wearing small or fat
hat. She should, on the contrary. wear
large hat, which should not, however,
be eccentric or aggressive, but artistic
as TO line. The very tall girl may also
wear a feather boa or one of the big
Pierrot ruffies effectively.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25
BARRIERS ELECT
MESA PRESIDENT
Semiannnal Meeting of Pro-
tective Union Shows Organi-
zation in Splendid Shape
George L. Berry of the Interna-
tiOnal Pressmen Has Ar
ranged to Visit City

En sErrs>~ At the semiannual
TRADE s. yh.oSicoI oIEc1a meeting of the
~SSV S55SSJsS BARRIERS protective
union the following
were elected officers for the current
term: Harry G. Mesa, president; John
Kersch, vice president; Robert Open
heimer, recording secretary; A.
Nitschke, financial secretary; E. p.
Roche, treasurer; H. G.. Chase, ser
geant at arms; f. Schmitt, en-
ployment secretary; John Lederer
and A. Unger, trustees; DR.. w. A.
Meierdierks, medical examiner. The
reports, which are of fiattering char
acter show that the organization has
SIT. 900 in its treasury. They also show
satisfactory increase in membership.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

Cookies Half Cups Coffee.
Green Peas with Curried Rice-Pour
little boiling water over a pint of
shelled peas; add teaspoonful of salt
and let simmer until tender. Season
with one or two tablespoonfuls of but
ter and a little black pepper. Before
setting the peas TO cook, saute an onion
peeled and cut in halves in three table
spoonfuls of melted butter and then
add a cup of blanched rice, two table
spoonfuls of curry powder, stirring
these in the butter until 1T has all
been absorbed. Then add three and a
half cups of broth or boiling water, a
teaspoonful each of sugar and salt and
tablespoonful of lemon juice and
let cook until the rice is tender. Place
the rice in wreath shape on a serving
dish and turn the peas into the center.
Peas should not be shelled until 1t is
time to cook them.
Boned Loin of Lamb, Roasted-Have
loin of yearling lamb from which
bones have been removed and consid-
erable of the flank cut off. Spread the
meat, skin side down (although the
skin should be removed on account of
the strong f1avor) on board. Spread
over it a bread dressing favored with
onion, and the inside Of the meat may
also be rubbed with an onion cut in
halves. Roll the meat and tie in four
or five places with narrow strips of
cloth. Cook in a hot oven, basting
frequently with hot dripping. for about
half an hour. Set the meat on a hot
platter, pipe lima bean puree around it
and serve Immediately. A fresh veg
etable salad with French dressing is an
agreeable adjunct
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

Sacramento wants to have a labor
temple and has sent to each union a
copy of the plan to raise funds to erect
the structure. 1t is proposed that each
member of a union shall purchase SIS
worth of stock and pay for the same
in so monthly installments of 25 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

George L. Berry, formerly of this
city but now resident of Indianapolis,
Ind, where the headquarters of the in
ternational printing pressmen's union
are located, will VISIT this city next
November.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

The several representatives from
California to the annual convention of
the united brotherhood of carpenters
and joiners, which is to be held in
Salt Lake City commencing September
Is, will leave this city Saturday, Sep
tember II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

MoToRMEN ARE FIEED-Thomas E. King
and ira Chamberlain. motormen, were each fined
IS by Police Judge Weller yesterday for ex-
ceedng the speed limit in Sutter street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-25

smell of onions. 1t is necessary to eat
the peel, as the juice alone does not
have the full effect. Two or three thin
slices will entirely deodorize the
breath and sugar or salt sprinkled on
the lemon may improve the taste.
Lemon juice is excellent for an oily
skin. The proper way to apply this is
to cut lemon in several slices and
rub these on the face after washing
and before drying it.
q q q Q
II the feet are swollen and blistered
after walking they should be given a
warm bath. to which a teaspoonfuI of
strong arnica has been added, or If
arniea is not available use salt in the
water.