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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SANITATION FUND
IS STILL GROWING
Health Committee Is Greatly
Gratified by Response
to Its Appeal
Merchants Contribute Literally
and Donations Reach a
Total of SlIz,S23

Money is still pouring into the sani-
tation fund. and the citizens health
committee is greatly gratified at the
response to it's appeal. Contributions
are being received daily from the large
wholesale and retail mercantile estab-
lishments of the city. and in many cases
individuals have made liberal donations.
The fund was given another boost yes
terday and by night had reached the
sum of s112.s23. The. latest report of
the finance committee follows:
Previously reported. $111.S7S; Sher-
man, Clay & Co., 5000; Joshua Hendy
iron works. 800; Henshaw. Bulkley &
Co.. s1o0; Judson manufacturing COM
pany, 500; H. r. Worthington pump
company. 500; California hydraulic
engineering and supply company, $50 !:
Hunt, Mirk & Co.. Inc. $50: Eccfes &
Smith company. $50; A. L. Young ma
chinery company, $50; Rix, compressed
air and drill company, $50; Wpodfn &
Little, s25: Fairbanks. Morse & Co.
s25; Hamber ger -Polhemus company.
$40; NJ Howard. $40; z. A. Kiethley
company, SO; William j. Conroy, $5.
Total SlI2823.
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Windjan1mer Tankers Are Racing
From HOnOIuIu to Monterey

he ships Marion chilcott and Falls
OF Clyde. both in ballast and both yes
sells with regulations ror speed, sailed
together yesterday from Honolulu for
monterey The two ships are now
Oh tankers and usually travel st the
end of towline as time is money in
the oil business. They still have
the spars and wings upon which they
used TO depend altogether, and when
news OF their departure in company
uncer san for the same destination
was posted fn the merchants exchange,
dozen or more little bets were
booked.
Drops Anchor on Mouterey
The French bark NeuilIv arrived yes
ieroay l5s days from Antwerp with a
cargo Of coal, coke and fertilizer. The
Neuiily is the vessel that was sighted
az anchor a few days ago off Monte
rey. Captain Flock said yesterday that
ms vessel was in no danger, that he
let so the anchor well of shore and
after waiting for about half day for
breeze resumed his voyage
Navy Collier Returns
The navy collier Justin. Captain Mer-
riweather. arrived yesterday from San
Pedro and proceeded direct TO Mare
Island for orders At san Pedro the
Justin coaIed the cruisers Tennessee
snd Washington These ships viii re-
turn 10 this port about March %.
Seattle Steamer Ashore
The steamer Saratoga, bound from
Valdez for Seattle with freight and
passengers, Is ashore on Busby ISL
and, Prince William sound. The mas
ter thinks the vessel can be saved.
The passengers are in no danger and
the steamer Elsie is standing by the
stranded shin
Loses spar and Sail
The schooner Roy Somers. which ar
rived yesterday eight days from Grays
Hsrbor with 100000 feet OF lumber,
lost its mainmast head and foresail
March le while Jibing. The schooner
vas 20 miles southwest of Grsys Har-
Dor when the accident occurred.
AIameda for honolulu
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell, sailed
yesterday for Honolulu with a full
cargo and passengers.
Water Front Notes
The steamers Rose City and Roa-
noke sailed yesterday for the Columbia
river.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
tOtsled 2.7Oo. GOO feet
The new steam schooners Capis-
trano and San Jacinto arrived yes
terdaT- The Capistrano came under its
own steam from Columbia river. The
san Jacinto. which has not yet had
its engines installed, was towed from
HoQuiam by the tug Defiance.
The Pacific coast steamship COM
pany's Curacao sailed yesterday for
Gusymas and other Mexican ports.
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Exports by the umatfIla

The steamer Unatiila sailed on Friday for
Victoria with cargo consigned to various for
eign countries. valued at S30.564. TO be dis
fributed as follows: For British Columbia.
S25.435; New Zealand. So. $50; Australia $40:
samoan islands, $500; Fiji islands. s4S2: Friend
~ islands. S1S1. The cargo included the follow
ing:
For British Colunbia-s.sll lbs butter $50 lbs
cheese, % cs eggs. 1850 lbs beans. 7.743 lbs
dried fruit -. $50 lbs rGisins. 50.01z lbs malt.
2s1 pkgs fresh fruits. 2T5 pkgs vegetables 10
es and ] Dbl baking powder. 337 gals wine,
4.S20 lbs chocolate. 2SS5 lbs and 10 cs meals.
s. bbis asphalt, pkgs dry goods, 10 cyls gas
Il rolls burlap. 90 coils rope, 10 bales twine.
Is pkgs machinery, 2JO tins ma tches. 754 lbs
tobacco. 10 pkgs electrical goods 10I. .43S lbs
bone black. II &c and bbls oils. 2I7 pkgs
roofing material. IS pcs and ! bdI steel
For New Zeaisnd-49. 600 II lumber
For Austraiis-27 pkgs ink > cs spool silk
For Samoan islands-41 cs canned goods 1540
lbs coffee. lo4 gals wine. bale oil clothing.
il pkgs groceries and provisions.
For Fiji islsnos-24 canned goods s pkgs
groceries and provisions. bales oTeralls
For Friendly Islands, cs canned goods 160
lbs meals, IS doors, 1 cs vsrnish, 1 turpen-
tine
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SAY GIRL is HELD BY
THE MAN SHE ACCUSED
Bench Warrant Issued for Clara
Banovich, Chief Witness
Against Fruit Dealer

OAKLAND. March 21.--G. CoTdone. a
fruit dealer arrested on charge OF
assault on the complaint of Clara Ba-
novich. was brought for trial before
Police Judge smith this morning, but
the case was continued on account of
the girls absence.
The magistrate issued a bench war
rant for her on the animation of Pros
ecuting Attorney Decoto that she was
being held by friends OF the de-
fendant to prevent her testifying
Tony Cardone. half brother OF the
accused man. who was arrested on a
charge of completely In the assault.
was dismissed 1t is alleged that the
two men induced the girl 70 accom-
paRy them to a room and intimidated
her with a revolver. which 9. Cor
done carried by virtue of permit to
have a weapon. The case win be called
again March "a.
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.. $. Branch Hydrorranb;c omc.
for San FRANCISCO.

for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-Arrived March 2l-schr Comet
from Grays Harbor.
POINT LoBoS-Passed March 2l-Stmr Sar
Gaoriei,. from umpqua. for San Pedro; sfml
isqua from Eureka. for San Pedro.
NEAH BAY-sailed March al-U S stint
Hugh McCulloch. for San Francisco
Passed in March 20-Br bark Howard D.
Troop. frcm San Pedro. for Townsend.
TAC0MA-ArTived March 20. D. m-Br stnr
Antilochus. from Liverpool ETC.
Sailed March 2l-Br bark Sussex, for United
BANDoN-Arrived March 2l-stmr Bandon
COOS BAY-sailed March ei-stmr Break.
water for Astoria; stmr 81 F. Plant, for San
Hsahog, sEATTLEmArFlyed f-oa il March 20 B. mstmr
nun n9g1ol 2srr;.. ron q s ssssswsy A. March 2i-5 M
City of Puebla. for San Francisco.
Sailed March 20-Fr bark Jacobsen, for United
Sailed March 2l--Fr stmr MaIte. stmr Buck
man. for San Francisco.
Arrived March 2l-stmr Colonel E. L. Drake.
AsToRIA-Arrived March 2l-stmr Argyll,
hence March Is: stmr Alliance from Coos bay.
cisco.
EUREKA-Arived March 21-stmr F. A,
Kilburn; hence March 20: stnr George ". Elder.
from Portland; stmr City of Topeka, hence
Sailed March 2i-stmr Eureka. for San Fran.
cisco.
GRAYs HARBoR-sailed March 2f-schr So.
phie Christensen, for Guaymes: schr Admiral
SOUTH BEND-Arrived March 21-Schr Ruth
E. Godfrey from Port Townsend.
POINT REY Es--Passed March 21-11 a. M,
stmr Del Norte, from Crescent City, for Sau
EASTERN PORTS
NEW 1oRk-Arrired March 21-Stmr ALI.
ISLAND PORTS
H0N0LULU-Arrived March 2l-Br stml
Asia. from Yokohama. for San Francisco.
Sailed March 2l-2 p m. Br stmr Asia. foi
San Francisco;, ship Marion Chlcott. for Mon
'erey snip falls FoREreS sF Sof foRTs Ri Monterey
MAZATLAN-Arrived Feb 25-Danish bari
Hayila, from Hamburg
EICTORIA-Arrived March 21-Br stmr In
veric. hence March 16.
PUERTO MExICo-Arriyed March 20-Stm,
vALPARAISo-Arrived March 19-Br stml
Fitzclarence. from Mollendo.
DUNGENESS-Passed March i9-Br bark Al
tair. hence Nov 10. for Ipswich.
HONGk0NG-Arrived prior March 2l-Bl
stmr Bellerophon. from Tacoma for Liverpool
To arrive March 23-Ger stmr Nicomedia
RIsBANE-Arrived prior March ai-Br stml
Aorangi. from Vancouver. via Honolulu.
Y0KOHAhA-Arrivcd prior March 21-Bi
stmr MonteagIe from Victoria.
ST. yINCENT-Passed March 1S-Ger stml
isfria. hence Dec IL. for Hamburg
Sailed March l9--Br stmr Craigyar. for An
twerp
NEW YORK--Arrived March 2i-Stmr Penn
sylvania. from Hamburg. via Boulogne- ant
Plymouth; stmr Main. from Bremen stmr La
Touraine. from Hsvre; stmr st. Louis, from
southampton
HULL-Arriyed March 19-Sfmr Como, from
Portland. Ore. via Gorone and Barry
M0NTEEIDEO-Sailed March lI--Stmr Sera
pis. from san Francisco etc, via Valparaiso and
Punta Arenas for Hamburg
Y0K0HAMA-Arriyed March 16-Stmr Alesia
from Portland. Ore. for Hongkong.
ANT0FAGASTA-Sai March I6-Stmr Anu
bis. from Hamburg, etc, via Valparaiso, for Sar
GENoA-saiied March 16-stmr Amiral Du
perTe from Antwerp. ETC., for China and San
Francisco. March IS-Stmr Re d'Italia, fol
ST. VINCENT. c. v.-sailed March 17-stmr
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
SATURDAY. March d
L stmr Justin. Merriwesther, ~ hours from
San Pedro.
stmr Coos Bay. Nicholson, - hours from San
Stmr San Jacinto new Olsen, DAYS from
Grays Harbor in tow tug Defiance
Stmr Del Norte- Sanford. e6 hours from Cres-
stmr National City, Higgins. IA hours from
Mendocine-
stmr Roanoke. Dunhsm. so hours from San
Pedro.
stmr ospistrsno Herman 6 days from As
stmr Francis II. Ieggett. Reiners. !, days
from Grays Harbor. via Eureka IS hours: bound
Wood % in tow ~ u waterIogges tn barge Rufus E.
Fr bark Neuiiiy. Flock. 15s days from An
Bktn Gardiner City. Lund, days from Grsys
Hsrbor.
schr Lizzie Vance. Rock. days from VII
sehr Roy somers, soiland. S, days from Grsys
schr Oliver J. Olsen. HeIieuberg. 10 days
schr Omega. Nyman. days from Coos bar
Power schr Newark. Saunders 20 hours from
Power schr Monterey, johnson. IS hours from
Albion. 'A
Barge Rufus e. Wood. Hansen. 4s ho,rs
from Eureka, bound 70 San Pedro in toxr stur
Francis H. Leggett; put in in waterlogged CON
CLEARED
Saturday. March u.
stmr Alameda Dowdell, Honolulu; J. D.
stmr watson, Bartlett, Seattle; Alaska Pacific
steamship company.
Br stInr KelvinbaDk. Ryder. Eureka; Hind.
Stmr Curacao. Paulsen. Gusymas. etc. p.
ci6c Coast steamship company.
Br stmr Dakotsh. Ross, Hongkong; Standard
Bktn Coronado. Potter. Honolulu: ] n
SAILED
Friday. March 20.
Stmr J. Marbofer. Wrinkle Grsvs Harhor
Stmr Tampico, Hail. Seattle
Stmr Roanoke. DnDham, Eureka, Astoria and
Portland
Stmr Francis II. Leggetf. Reiners. San Pedro
stmr Rose City, kidstou. Portland and As
toria
Stmr Noyo. Olsen. Fort Bragg
Sfmr Watson. Bartlett, Seattle.
Stmr Asuncicn. Bridget. Portland
stmr Thomas L. Wand, Mattson, Grays Har
stmr Curacao. PsuIsen. Guaymss. etc.
Sfmr Arfzonsn. Tsrpiey. Seattle.
BktD wrestler. BjorDstrem. Grays Harbor in
tow stmr Thomas l.. Wand
Bktn City OF Pspeete- schmsiz. codfshing.
Bkfn Coronado. Potter, Honolulu
Rktp Fremont. Msfheson. codfshing.
Schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator.
send. sparr~
Feb PLAT . deg S. long % deg W. Ger
bark Aibert Riesmers' from Hamburg, for
vfes0D TELEGRAPHIc
POINT L0BOS. March 81. 10 p m.-weather
clear; wind. northeast; velocity, miles per
houf' DOMESTIC PORTS
TAToosH-Passed out March 2i-Schr Stfm-
son from Ballard. for San Pedro; bark j. u.
peters from seattle, for 0rca.
REDoNDO-ssiled March 2i-schr AlveDa,
fos ssN sssIsis IPsiEsDRo-sailed March el-stmr Samoa.
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CLAIMS AS WIFE WOMAN
IN JAIL FOR VAGRANCY
Horseman Declares She Was
Unjustly Arrested and Mis-
led Into Plea of Guilt

OAKLAND. March 21.-That Clara
Smith, prisoner in the city Jail under
sentence of six months on a vagrancy
charge. is his wife. and that she was
unjustly arrested. were the charges
made by ]. NJ. Lee. a horse trader, who
demanded an investigation of the case
from the police today. He said he in
tended to have --ttorney Henry Ach
make an investigation for him.
Clara Smith was arrested two DAYS
ago by Policemen Neil and Hunley
She pleaded guilty and was given six
months by Police Judge Smith. Lee as
serts that she was induced to plead
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STOESSEL GETS CELL NEAR
NEBOGATOFF IN FORTRESS

ST. PETERSBURG, March 21.-Lieu-
tenant General Stoessel. who yesterday
began to serve 10 years imprisonm en- t
for cowardice and treason in surrender
ing Port Arthur, occupies a room in the
fortress of st. Peter and st. Paul ad-
joining that of Rear Admiral Nebo-
gatoff, who is serving a like sentence
for surrendering to the Japanese in the
sea of Japan.
The room is about 20 feet square and
overlooks little garden, in which the
officers are. permitted to promenade.
Stoessefs family has received permis-
sion to furnish his cell The officers In
the fortress run private mess of their
own and to this General Stoessel has
been admitted.
Amirai Exelmans. from Seattle San Francisco,
etc. via Montevideo. for Havre.
BRISBANE-Sailed March 1s-Stmr Mariana
for Vancouver. 3. c.
oUEENsTowN-Arrive March 21-stmr Lu-
cania from New York. for Liverpool, and pro
ceeded.
sailed March 2i-stmr Celtic. for New York
LIvERPooI.-Arrived March 214-Stmr Luca
nia, from New York,
Memoranda
The North Channel buoy of Point Bonita.
Rufus E. Wood was picked up by lighthouse
tender Madrona this p. m and replaced with a
new buoy.
Per schr Roy Somers-Mareh 10. 10 miles
southwest of Grays Hsrbor. carried away main
mast head and blew away fo-esail while jibbing.
Per power schr Monterey, from Albion-Nine
miles OF Stewarts point. saw stmr Francis H.
Leggett, with barge Rufus e. Wood in tow,
from Eureka for San Francisco; barge In water
logged condition.
Barge Rufus E. Wood. from Eureka for San
Francisco in tow stmr Francis H. Leggett
broke adrift of the horizontal stripe buoy OF
Point Bonita this a. m.
Per barge Rufus +. wood-whiie crossing
the bar at Eureka on March 10 struck aud be-
came waterlogged: had to jettison 30 feet. Of
lumber, was bound TO San Pedro in tow stmr
Francis H. Leggett and put into San Francisco
TO make repairs before proceeding
SEATTLE. March 21-Stmr Saratoga, from
Valdez for this port is ashore at Busby island
Prince William sound: master thinks that yes
sci can be saved; passengers safe; stmr Elsie
standing by.
SEATTLE March a1-Stmr Saratoga struck
on rocks amidships yesterday, eighth of a
mile from extreme western point OF Busby
island 80 O'Clock leaving Ellainar in a blind
ing snowstorIn: LOCO tons coal forward 260
tons ore aft: expect to break in two at low
tide: cable from Valdez to Sitka broken; no
further particulars.
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boys would soon be changed to the cot
tage system.
The conference went on record in ia
vor of laws providing for the indeter-
inmate sentence and parental RESPONSE
bility.
Judge Oster moved that a committee
be appointed to codify existing laws
and TO embody the ideas as expressed
by the conference. Cushing accord
ingly named Superintendents Randall
and Greeley of Whittier and Preston
schools, Judge Wilbur of Los Angeles.
Judge Murasky, Judge Oster of San
Bernardino, ". A. Gates, James F.
Pringle, Senator H. c. Mccartney of Los
Angeles and Senator Caminetti TO serve
with discretionary powers
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VIOLATE SANITARY Laws

Warrants were issued yesterday for
the arrest of NJ. Lee for keeping an in
sanitary stable at 2107 Larkin street
and S. watson. $50 Clara avenue, for
not having metal can for his garbage.
Two men were fined SIS each by Police
Judge Shortail for expectorating in
StreetcarS
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guilty by the policemen who made the
arrest He says the woman was told
by the two men that they realized they
were in error. but advised that she
plead guilty TO settle the case quickly.
and. according to Lee. they promised to
intervene for a dismissal
Lee says his wife is a respectable
woman. and that she gave an assumed
name to keep him from knowing that
she had been arrested.
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The bsrkentine Coronado sailed for Honolulu
yesterday with cargo valued ct S14,355 and in
cuding the following: 1914 bales hay. 315 cs
canned goods lo0 pkgs beer. 1886 gals wine,
Is. 600 fl lumber, 2 SEQ posts 1000 bdls shingles
3e pkgs doors and windows. 2n3 dynamite. 200
kegs and 100 cs powder. 10 fuse. 50 cs
matches, s-9ST lbs soda. 250 bxs soap. % pkgs
wagon material, pkgs paints. drums acid
30 drums distiliste 10 cs benzine. 100 900 bricks
lbs pkgs tank material. 965 pcs sewer and
chimney pipe.
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HEALTH COMMITTEE TO MEET

The citizens health committee has
arranged a large meeting of fraternaI
organizations for today. 1t will be
called to order at 2:30 p. m. in Golden
Gate commandery hall. Members of the
committee and government experts will
address the gathering.
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'snow on ground, ee inches.
cN-GnnCFc

SYNOPSIS
An area Of high pressure oyerles the north
Pacific coast and sh area OF low pressure is cen
trsl over Arizona and New Mexico. These con
ditio1s have caused fair and pleasant weather
over the Pacific slope. with high northerly winds
In Utah, Nevada and Arizona Brisk northerly
winds prevail In the great valley of Californis.
The tempers ture has risen along the central
California coast and fallen over the plateau re-
gion. Conditions favorable for fair and
pleasant weather In California Sunday, with fresh
nOrtherly wind.
FORECAST
San Francisco ana vieinity-Fair Sunday; fresh
north wind.
Santa Clara valIey-Fair Sunday; fresh north
wind
Sacramento rslley-Fsir Sunday; fresh north
wind
San Joaquin valley-Fsir Sunday; fresh north
wind
north wind.
G. H. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
chartered prior TO arrival for wheat thence to
Europe at DIS Sd.
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Thr Overdue LIsf

British ship FsikeDbsnk. out Is4 days from
Tort Talbot for Valparaiso u per cent
British ship Bercore ont Ie5 days from Barry.
fsr Csiefa Co1osa per cent
German bark Elisa Linn ont JS5 days from
victoria p c. for Csleta Celosa. 10 per cent
auBrefcsn ship James Dr8mmond, out 100 days
from Newcastle. Australia. for San francisco, 10
per cent.
American ship IluciIe. out &c days from New
castle Australia for San Francisco. 10 per cent
American bark Isaac Reed, ont e5 days from
NerosstIe. Australia. Tor San Francisco. 10 per
cent.
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WEAK MAN RECEIPT FRFF

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loss of natural power, weak back, falling men,
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Oil for the Orient

The British tank steamer Dakotah wss cleared
FOR Hongkong yesterday with 100000 gallons
OF refined petroleum. valued at S7l .450.
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WEAK MEN

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our treatment that we offer
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army Transports

army Transports
Tire Burnside is at Manila.
The Buford arrived March al Msuils-
rhe crook sailed February 20 for Manila.
The Fitzpatrick Is at Newport News. Va
Toe Dix arrived Manila February 10
The Logan IS in port undergoing repairs
The Meade is st Newport News. Va
The ingalls, il at Newport News, Va.
The SherTnen Is IN port
TIE Sheridan is az Mare island, undergoing re
,ztrs
The Warren is az Manila.
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$500 REWARD
II NV Blood Poison Cure Fails

III Wy Blood Poison Cure Fails
Ny standing as a Specialist for ali
Diseases OF Men has been established ] .
years My references by permission are
patients that 7 have cured
Don't use Mercury. IL creates more
harmful results than the disease There
is vegetable cure for every disease
I have them
Blood Poison A s. Thomas. Sacramento. Cal
Prostatitis- E. L. Hunt. Reno. Nev
Lost Figor- H. Sor1son. stockton. Cal
Weakness r L. Rarkns. Eureka Cal
Drain long standing. .-.4.. Ed Bell. Ely. Nev
Examination free. Call or white Or. Williams o.
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-
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
heatner bureau. San Francisco, March 81, 1905.
RAINFALL DATA
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

VIII Load Wheat
The British ship celtIcburn, at Portland. was
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Examination Free! Consultation Free!

The x-ray used to find the seat OF
the trouble.
We cure under a positive guarantee
all diseases of men. VARICOCELE.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLADDER,
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDI-
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A Cargo for HonoIuIu

chartered prior to arrival for wheat thence tc
Europe at 2Ts Sd.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-28

of it's jurisdiction as an executive,
directing body. and it's functions
should be limited to the quasi-judicial
investigation of complaints by individ-
uals and by department of the gov
ernment charged with the executive
business of supervising the operation
Of railways.
There should be classification of
that very small percentage of indus
trial corporations having power and
opportunity to effect illegal restraints
OF trade and monopolies, and legisla-
ton either inducing or compelling
them to subject themselves to registry
and to proper publicity regulations
and supervision Of the department. Of
commerce and labor.
The field covered by the industrial
combinations and by the railroads ia
so very extensive that the interests of
the public and the interests of the
businesses concerned cannot be prop
erly subserved except by reorganiza-
tion of bureaus In the department of
commerce and labor, of agriculture,
and the department of justice, and a
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-28

change in the jurisdiction of the in
terstate commerce commission. It
does not assist matters to prescribe
new duties for the Interstate COM
merce commission which it is practi-
cally impossible for it to perform, or
to denounce new offenses with dras-
tic punishment, unless subordinate
and ancillary legislation shall be
passed making possible the quick en-
forcement in the great variety of
cases which are constantly arising, of
the principles laid down by Mr..
Roosevelt, and with respect to which
only typical instances of prosecution
with the present machinery are pos
sible. Such legislation should and
would greatly promote legitimate bust
ness by enabling these anxious to
obey the federal statutes to know Just
what are the bounds of their lawful
action. The practical construction
and difficult work, therefore of those
who follow Mr.. Roosevelt is to devise
the ways and means by which the high
level of business integrity and obedi-
ence to law which he has established
may be maintained and departures
from it restrained without undue in
terference with legitimate business.