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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
ANTI-DUBOIS
FACTION BOLTS
Scenes of Great Disorder At
tend Split in Idaho Demo-
cratic Convention
Two Tickets Are Placed in the
Field BY Rivals on Sin1i-
lar Platforms

A-LACE- Idaho. Aug 6--The anti
Dubois faction OF the democratic state
convention toltei Just before noon and
after leaving the convention hail as
ieDh-ed Al Masonic hall 10 nominate a
state ticket
Anti-Dubois delegates 70 the number
q le5 lsfr rhs hall Dubois delegates
q tLe number Of rs remained
The withdrawal OF the snti-Dubois
Faction was preceded hy scenes OF great
disorder amounting almost 10 riorinE.
shouts of gag rule, hisses and grosns.
-r1lscrl inmate protests. appeals 70 the
chair and 70 the convention.
Except that the Dubois convention
declared Tor local opIicn and pro-
bounced strongly against poiygamv.
unlawful cohahiration and church in
terference IN politics the platforms are
much alike The altt-Dubois faction
nominated the following ticket.
Senator. e. O S-ockslaEers congress.
J L Sewel; governor. n Alexander;
lieutenant governor. 9 A Boyd Sec
retzry of state. ". " Snell- attorney
J. A. Bradbury. superintendent OF pub
lie Instruction Miss Gertrude Noble;
treasurer. David L Evans mine in
spectCr. George Lamb. presidential
electors-Jchn c. Rice. II D Mills and
? C Galloway
The Dubois convention framed the
following ticket
Presidential electo-s-Eenry Eeit-
1el-- Eez Perce, Harry Z Day. Sho-
Eho1e and Il II Lockhzrt. Bannock
Cczgress-an Frank Harris. Washing
ton governor. " c WhitEeIl, Lenili
Lieutenant governor, William Hunter,
Lsrsh- secretary q state, Jesse Wall
Ing Canyon stare auditor. Frank J.
alcB-ide, Bonner state treasurer. VII
lam X Br0wn- Idaho county: attorney
general Edwin McBee. ko0tenai coun-
~ state superinrenden- of public in
s-rucri0-- Miss Edna Gillespie. Bing-
ham inspector o. mines john Presley.
slcsloDe- justice q supreme court
scll IL FLYNN. ko0tenai. United States
telator- william " Woods Shoshons
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
D0RR LEAVES FOR
NORTH WITH DETECTIVE

Word was received by Chief Biggy
last night that Fred Dorr. the broker
Of this eily who IS wanted on q charge
Of embezzsing sIs.ee8 from H H Nor
wood. had been arrested IN Los Al
geIes and would start north at once
IN charge xof Detective Roberts OF that
city Arrangements have been made
by DORIS attorney, Lynn Helm. &c have
bondsnen meet him and secure his re-
lease when ne arrives here this
morning
Norwood. II Is understood. intends 70
institute the prosecution of Dorr OF
the charge OF embezzli1g the $4,000
Immediately
DORIS sudden disappearance from q
Southern Pacific train between this
city and Los Angeles early yesterday
morning. which caused something Of
q sensation was explained when IL was
learned that he left the cars AT Santa
Barbara ar q m and Joined his at
1orney- Later ne took the train for
Los Angeles. where his arrest fol-
lowed
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
WILL DROP sHAcKLEs
League Confident of Success in
Fight on Corruption

Wlrh. entire confidence OF success n
the 1gh- against Herrin and corrupt
government. 1he central committeeman
ot rhe Lincoln-Roosevelr Ieague held
rs last ante-primary meeting last
--ElL
The confidence OF the league con-
Dltree vas based on reports from every
assembly district For the first tine in
many years --e machine politician has
Been confronted Win organized Dppo-
s-r-l1 throughout the city The league
ecrk cas- DFe1 tlorc1g1-E- carefully
-1-e- = 1aE nominated clean Embossed
represel-a-5Te republicans or It's dele
gate tickets Il has canVssse6 every
district Z has taken its fight 70 the
rer-1llcaEs H-l0 have gr0Gle1 helpless
under I1e weight q machine o2pres-
E-ul-
In every assembly district Lincoln
Roosevelt clubs have been organized
Eld their men mbersEip sEelle6 beyond
ire expectation O. Z1s league leaders.
Uirtee last night showed that the re-
pubifcEus OF san Francisco are LE0r-
cEELlE aroused and that they mean 70
strike C1 The shackles OF Her-in once
for all Al Ihe primary elections next
LUes1zr.
u every district representative re
pUb-tcsEs have volunteered their Eerv-
Ices 81 the polls The hired gaugsrers
resezraIiFe republicans. gladly doing
The work that has formerly beer
--rrusE6C 20 lIe professional -C-
hunter IN addition % the ticket pass
ers Al the polls. every district VIII have
6 volunteer corps OF cEzlle1EerS, can
Tsssers and emergency workers.
The Investigations conducted bv the
league have disclosed z large number
cf trz udUle1E registrations ard coIonsz-
1lE- one corps OF league volunteers
VII devote is tine Tuesday 70 protect
Ing the ballot boxes from the suffers
md cclo-tZers The registrars ofice
and Ene election commission IS exert
Ing every effort 70 insure Al honest
election. and with Al honest poll the
.ezguers have no apprehension OF the
result
Many Of the districts have main
tzined league headquarters for some
time The forleth district viii keep its
headquarters open evenings for the re-
IztEder CT the campaign The district
club has secured Coleman hall, 1915
Bush street and members q the club
VII Be on duty there tonight and sat
Urdsv and Monday nights
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
GRAND JURY PROBES
GOULD DIVORCE CASE
Investigate Alleged Conspiracy
to Manufacture Evidence
Against Millionaire

NEW YORK. Aug. e-The grand jury
took Up the investigation into the al
legged conspiracy 10 manufacture di-
Torce evidence against Frank Jay
Gould The first witness was Miss
Mabel Aaccauslan. the milIiner's ap-
prentice whose story resulted in the
arrest Of Mrs Ben Teal wife Of a
prominent theatrical manager; Harry
;. Aousley, private detective. and
Miss Julia Fleming. former friend OF
Mrs Teal, all OF whom are charged
with suoornati0n Of perjury Mrs.
Teal and Harry Nousley are out on
$1,000 bail and today bail was reduced
from $1,000 10 $4,000 IN the case OF
Mss Fleming. but she was not baiied
out Miss Fleming has made q con-
1ession and the district attorney agreed
10 reduction IN the amount OF her
bail Other witnesses called were
Blanche Ealiock hair dresser. and
Miss Marie Falk, 3 dress maker The
two witnesses corrobora1e1 the charges
of Miss NacCauSlan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
PLOT REVEALED BY
CIPHER MESSAGE
Alleged Mexican Revolutionist
Plans TO Destroy For
eign Manufactures
Declares Roosevelt and Diaz in
CoIIusion and Rails Against
Americans

MEXICO CITY. Aug s.-The Mexi-
can Herald today says:
A cipher telegram from the svowed
Mexican revolutionist Ricardo Flores
Aagon, who is still II prison in Los
Angeles. Cal. 10 his brother Enrique
authorities al the time OF the recent
arrests n e Pzso. This document has
been forwarded 70 Mexico and there
translated
The plans OF Nagon 70 FIRE the en-
Ihusiasm OF his countryrnen 10 revolt
smack not a little Of the methods
Of the, anarchist and his advice 70 de-
stroy important manufacturing plants
20 force idle men 70 deeds Of violence
are not deemed suggestions 10 he ex-
pected from true patriot The plan
was 70 tnctts the thousands Of factory
hands near the city OF Orizaba 70 de-
stroE the big cotton mills and capture
the city. Speaking OF American inter
Ve1tion IN case the revolution sue
ceeded the letter as translated read;
We have thought much over the
possible 'Gringo' invasion owing 70 the
revolution Il must be remembered that
II has been decided not 10 circulate the
revolutionary manifesto for the pre-
else purpose that Diaz may prepare
himself and that we may be able 70
catch him unprepared
As regards Roosevelt even should
be not Invade be would send his troops
70 the frontier and we would miss the
realization o. part OF the plan IN not
being able 70 smuggie comrades from
this nation. such Es the various groups
n Texas But that is not all With
the American people and the organized
workne1 OF this uninfanmable country,
who are not susceptible 10 agitation,
only the unions o. FL Paso took action
Beyond this. with the exception OF PaSa-
6ena. there has been nothing CT a sys-
cemarfc sort. such as a formal cam
paign IN our favor.
Here and there from tine 10 tine
paragraphs have appeared n the Ia
Dor or socialist papers. but there has
been 10 real campaign IN our favor IN
spite OF the fact that the cOllusiOn OF
the Two governments is fragrant.
The Americans are incapable Of feel
ing enthusiasm OF indignation This is
really Z republic OF pigs.
Some time the gringos viii have 20
attack Us. so Il IL be when the people
are IN rebellion against Diaz il viii
p-ecipitaTe the fall Of the dictator be-
cause the people VIII see Roosevelt
clearly as allied 10 Diaz 70 enslzve Us,
% lose Us our autonomy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
BRILLIANT WELCOME AT
AUCKLAND FOR FLEET
Town in Gala Attire to Greet
American Warships Due
SUNDAY

AUCKLAND. Aug 6--The excit emens
in Australia grows feverish as the date
for the arrival OF the American battle
ship feet draws near. An immense
army OF workmen are engaged in COM
pleting the decorations and illumina-
ton
The main streets are being trans
formed into bowers Of palms ard
bunting. among which are transpar-
encieS bordering portraits OF President
Roosevelt. King Edward Admiral
Sperry. the late Premier Selden and
the present premier. Sir Joseph G
Ward Everywhere are the inter
twined flags OF the United States and
England and everywhere America rs
and Britishers are fraternizing.
The government buildings viii pre-
sent blaze OF light, arranged TO de-
pict the lighting top Of a ba1tleship.
The feet IS expected TO arrive Sun
day morning
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
FIGHT IS AGAINST
ALL GRAFT CONTROL

IN order that 10 republican OF the
District nay be Ignorant OF the issue
IN rhs approaching primary the Lin
---ROoseTelt league club Of the
tEirrF-ssTeuth has issued letter ex-
pls-ui1g that the 6ght 70 be decided
Tuesday Is being wege6 against rail-
road and graft control OF The repub-
lican party. The voters are informed
that vote fer the league IS 4 vote
against evil domination cf the party.
The league club II the rntrrr-ser-
enrh has put II the field one OF the
most repreEeltatiTe tickets ever pre-
Ee1re1 a. a primary II IS In zIsriug
contrast - The ticket made Up as 3
compromise affair by Eddie Wolfe Ar
thur Fisk and Tim Sullivan
The fact that The Herrtno men are
bozErlnE that they control ABSOLUTELY
certain parts OF the thfrrv-sererrh. es-
peciaily Hayes valley. IS hurting their
chances with me voters. who strongly
resent this insult 70 their indepe16-
erEE
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
EASTERN BANKER
WANTS INSTITUTION
Kansas City Man Proposes to
Take Over InSOIvent Mar.
ket Street Concern
Plans to Organize New Finan.
ciaI House and Pay On
DepOsit0rs

well known banker from Kansas
City has made a proposition 70 Re-
cesFer MooSer OF the Market street
bank 70 take over tae assets q the
present Institution and organize a new
bank The banker. whose name was
not obtaInzbls- asked M0oser yester-
day Il ne would entertain such a prop
osition-
Mooser stated last night that such q
proposition had been made 10 him. but
refused 10 discuss It's merits He said
that he was open ID the proposition Il
II was proven 10 hin that the plan was
feasible
II Is surnised that the plan OF the
eastern firm IS % start q new hank
street bank and 70 try 20 persuade
N0oser 10 pay the 6epOsitOrs through
the new Institution IN that way many
deposirors would redeposit their money
with the new bank. which would give
II certain prestige
No new irregularities were found By
the receiver yesterday Many OF the
sales Of lots n the Buriingame terrace
tract have the appearance OF wash
sales One entry on the books shows
that three lots were sold for s7.0oo.
but no money had ever been paid on
them MooSer is husily engaged In
gathering facts. which he intends %
present 70 the grand jury AZ the proper
time
Moo.er states that he VIII De in a
condition 10 pay a dividend in q short
rms. He IS preparing notices 70 be
sent 70 the depositOTs. requesting that
they Hle their claims
Unless the securities company r.
turns the bsoxs &c the depositOrs who
exchanged their books for bonds. the
deposft0rs' association which was
formed July IS. viii De forced % be-
come legal association and secure an
Injunction restraining the receiver
from paying 70 the securities company
the dividends On the books il holds
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
CLAUDIANES' BOND TO
REMAIN AT $4,000
Judge Declines TO Reduce Bail
and Prisoners Hearing
Is POSTPONED

When John Claudianes. charged with
conspiracy in connection with the dy-
namiting of the Gallagher houses in
Oakland. appeared IN Police Judge
Shortall's court yesterday for pre-
limIna-y hearing. District Attorney
Langdon asked for q continuance OF
two weeks Attorney Thompson was
anxious 10 proceed. but CIaudianeS said
he had consented 10 the continuance
and the order was made
Thompson asked that sCIaudianes
bonds Of $4,000 be reduced SO 1ha;
he might have a chance OF being re-
leased. but Langdon said that In view
Of the serious nature Of the ofTense
and what might yet develop the
necessary 10 have the defendant kept
here
The judge declined 20 make q reduc-
ton II the amount OF the bonds telling
Thompson that II he or his client was
dissatisfied an application could be
made for E writ OF habeas corpus
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
CHINESE REFORMER
LEAVES ISLANDS
Lo Sun Expresses Opinions in
Newspaper. but Is Con-
Sidered Too Radical

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE CALI
HONOLULU. July 2s.-Lo Sun Is the
Chinese who came here as q school
teacher. but who decided. after admfs-
sion 70 the United States. 70 devote his
tine 70 mOlding opinions for his Chi
nese coupstrfots and SO became an
editor CT q local Chinese organ His
case went before the United States
court on Information furnished by Rev.
E " Thwtng, q Chinese reformer OF
American parents II was tried and
decided il the Chinzman's favor He
continued his work as editor. but the
fact that he had been haied into court
evidently ranked him and he expressed
opinions that were too radical for the
most pronounced Chinese reformer. He
resigned his position yesterday and
leaves By the Korea for China today
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
NATIVE DAUGHTERS TO
GIVE SAILORS LIBRARY

The enlisted men OF the cruiser Cali
fornia VIII be presented with 3 library
by the Native Daughters OF the Golden
West August p The original plan was
10 have presented the books during
feet week. but owing TO lack OF time
this was found impossible The scheme
originated among the members Of Las
Lonas parlor No. y and was taken N
with enthusiasm by the rest of the or
gan8zztion-
The presentation 20 the enlisted men
viii be made by Captain v L Co,rr1lsr =.
The program viii consist OF a few brief
remarks by Anna r Lacy. chairman OF
the committee. and viii be followed f,s-
an invocation By Miss Mary Z Matters
Miss Birdie Calish VIII sing NY own
United States and Mrs r %. Talerza
The Star Spsngled Banner. Mrs. e IL
Finninger viii give q recitation
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
NANEs ANTI-srNAB rIckEr

The fortieth district branch of the
san Francisco democratic club has
completed its anr--3fcSsb ticket for
the state and local conventions Both
NcNzb and the auris are making
strenuous Efforts 10 capture the fortf-
eth. which has wriEEied sTkwardly in
the boss hand several times NcNab
charges tire autts with the support Of
irnrr1r.er persons and rhs san Fran
cisco club bourb0us say that ScNab,
through Sidney Van WICK Is attempt
frg 10 irrlrntdate 1Le unrerrfEed who
refuse 20 keep the faith OF the ma
chine Here are the delegate tickets
nominated b. the znti-7EcSab demo-
Gratis
Mann. John H Wise. j. J. Townes.
L0caI-Nillisn Barr. James 3 Cof-
fer. John Wobte. z p. EarrswOrth. J.
?. Fitzwater Norris Rubenstein. John
r White A. g Tilford. Frank SchfI-
ling J. Coleman Lerey. Bernard II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
VOLCANO OF KILAUEA
SHOWS GREAT ACTIVITY
Glow From Fire in Crater Can
Be Seen Thirty Miles
Away
sPEcIAL CoRREsPoNpENcE 81 THE cA

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE GAIL
HONOLULU. July 2s.-The volcano
of Kilsuea shows more activity today
than ~ any time IN Il years. For
months the Pit al Halemaumau has
been slowly filling until 1t is now al
most fun Of boiling. seetning lava, with
fountains constantly playing. The estI-
mated distance from the rim OF the
Dit 20 the molten lava IS loo feet and
the glow from the FIRE is plainly seen
AZ EfIo. 81 miles away This outbreak
has had but few explosions OF gas
and none OF the unpleasant features
which occasionally accompany activity
n the crater
Several excursions have gone from
Honolulu. and one is now being pro-
noted By people on the island OF Kauai.
going direct 10 Hilo- The fact that
this outbreak is not q sudden affair
tempts people 10 believe that II VII
continue until the pit IS entirely filed
and the lava flows over. This was a
condition IN 1864 when the sight was
particularly awe inspiring.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
LEAeUE d sArsALTTo

SAUSALTTO. Aug 6-TTftv repub-
lfczus OF this city net tonight and
formed q Lincoln Roosevelt league club
r--f--s-r election " = MORROW was
er=r+e.5 president C. Il Moore secretary
ard -rfrh Archibald J. Treat H A
CawutelI ard II s Lewis they VIII art
80 -Fs executive committee OF the club.
Ire clrb VIII put z ticket in the feld
sr.r-e5iztely- The meeting was an en-
frusfzsrfc one and auEured well for the
r,,~~Hs< 0f the men who have taken M
IRE tight for clean politics and against
TIE bosses Of this ciIg-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
RADICALS DEFEATED.

GUTHRIE. Okla. Aug e.=That z ma
5oritr Of the democratic members Of
enacted many radical laws were de-
feared whenever they had opponents.
is shown by beizted returns from the
Tuesday primaries THIS holds good
over the entire state Like Governor
Haskell and Speaker Murray. whose
candidates we're defeated Lieutenant
Governor Bellamy met indirect defeat
also IN Canadian. his home country.
where he failed n his efforts 20 have
Mayor Riley OF Il Reno defeat Senator
Bill Johnson for denomination
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
sIrGHTs OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE Okla Aug 6-WfIliau
]. BRYAN will not visit Oklahoma dur
ing the campaign. This can now be
authorfratirely announced He has
been advertised as 70 be IN the various
towns 10 attend celebrations. In let
ter recently written here Bran saws
Il hardly think that / can get to
Oklahoma or any OF the southern states
during the campaign owing to the
pressure of work at home
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
SINGER NEGLEcTS TO
PAY HOTEL BILL
Earl o. Roberts Is Arrested
for Defrauding an Inn
Keeper
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 The CALL

SAN JOSE. Aug s.-EarI O. Roberts.
singer al the Bell theater IN this city.
neglected 70 say goodby and 70 nay
his board bin when he left san Jose
for Santa Cruz last Monday. and is
now being brought back TO this city in
custody Of deputy sheriff 70 face q
charge Of defrauding an inn keeper
Roberts had been employed TO sing
illustrated songs AZ the local show
house and completed mis- engagement
last Sunday He had signed a contract
70 sing IS weeks az the Santa CrLz
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
STANLEY HOUGHTON Is
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Members of Jury and Audience
Congratulate Exonerated
Man

SAN BERNARDINO. Aug. s.-Stanlev
Houghton, on trial for the murder OF
Hieronymous Hartman on June II at
Gro Grande. was tonight acquitted BY
the jury When the final ballot Vas
taken in the jury ROOM sounds OF
cheering reached the court room below.
Following the reporting OF the verdict
and the dismissal OF the sury. ererr
member went TO where Houghton Wa
sitting and congratulated him. The
fury was out less than an hour.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
$4,000 To GREET FLEET

TOKYO. Aug s--At a meeting OF the
japanese organization OF the American
Society OF Friends today il was de-
cioed that the society expend $4,000
IN welcoming the Atlantic battleship
feet on its arrival IN japanese waters
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07

But one nights ride each
way between Ogden and
Yellowstone the park line.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07

Stopovers on all tickets.
Side trip rates from s25 to
$50 include rail and stage
fare and meals and lodging
while in the park according
to tour selected.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-04
SUCCESS AND FAILURE

The death of Lord Kelvin, pro nouucd "the first world authority" in the science of physical energy, has called out encomiums and sulogIeS from perhaps every publication iu che world tha; undertakes to keep the pace at all. First the newspapers and later the Sct- eutiGc and periodical press has paid hiu tribute sS the greatest of his time. And yet hls is added to the al uous un. versal voice of great man, placing thelr own rating upon tho sum or value ot their EslumphS. Is shows what a comparative thing in uueeeSs- judged from the standpoint of "reSults'' by the outsider, and then by shO RreSs man himself through his dream of things hoped for.
 It was shortly before hia death that Lord Kelvin TAs quoted a, sadly say. ing:
 One word charGcteriSeS the moSl strenuous of the efforts for the advance meut of science that have made per severingly through $ years; that word is Failure; l know DO more of electric and 70 ,guetic force, or Of the relations between ether, electricity and ponder able matter, or ot chemical sEauity, than l knew when tried to teach my students ot natural philosophy 50 yeArs ago iu my first session SS professor. Something Of sSdnsSs mu1t eome oi fsiluGe.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-04

The Northern Llgh. would like to re- mind the Alaskan that in regard to Little Ones" 1t iS precious things that arc in small packages.
 The Alaskan, bless your heart, does not have to be reminded of this. You remember, children, that old story about the hunter who met 8 grizzly OD the trail wbile only armed with snife. And because be had not prayed for so lopg he was ashamed to do so then and SO be only asked the lord to "show DC favor Co the bear" and promised, iu that case, he would see the greatest bear fight ever.
 Well, bhst bear fight would not be a circumstance to the scrap that you would sec If aUybody-thst Stroller, for instance, over iu WhItehOrse-should s.sompt to deny this proposition, as
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-04
applied D skagway's school children. Now here's an easy one: Can you guess ou which side the Alaskan would bsY
THE STAR BIit
Villa sloert Gather.

Villa sl6ert Gather. When the moon was high I waited, Pse with evenings tIntS 1t shone; When its gold came slow, belRted, Still l kept my watch alone. When it sank golden wonder, From my window still l bent, Tho gh the clouds hung thick with
 thunder
 Where our hilltop roadway went. By the,cypress tops I've counted Every golden star that passed; Weary hours the've shown and mount
 ed,
 Each more tend CT than the last. All my pillows hot with turning, All my weary maids asleep; Every star in heaven was burning For the tryst you did not keep. Now the clouds have huShed their
 warning,
 Paleness creeps upon the sea; One star more, and then the morning Share On, share that star with me! Never fear that I shall chids thee For the wasted stare ot night, So thine arms will come and hide me From the dawn's unWelcome light. Though the moon heav'n had given
 us,
 Every star crown and throne, Till the morn apart had driven us Let the last star be our own, Ahl the cypress tops are signing
 With the wind that brings the day; There my laAt pale treasure dying Ebbs in jeweled light away Ebbs like water bright, untaSted; Black the cypress, bright the sea; aeav'n's whole treasury lies wasted And the dawn burns over me.