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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
POLICE DRAGNFT IS
OUT FOR ANARCHISTS
Pittsbarg's Chief Would Deport
All Who Admit Sedi-
tious Tenets
Death of Chicago Assassin
Saved Many, Is Opinion of
Authority

P1TTSBURG, March 3.--Persons In
Pitfsburg OF anarchistie tendencies are
being closely watched, and renewed eff
forts are being directed toward the
capture of foreign blackmailing or
ganizations. Superintendent McQuaide
says he is pleased that the Chicago as
saiiant was killed and that he will en-
deavor TO secure operation with the
police chiefs of other cities to assist in
getting rid of the undesirable foreign
element.
Should his life have been spared and
the case have come TO trial riots, blood
shed and possibly many deaths from
violence would have resulted" said Su-
perintendent McQuaide
There is no question in my mind
that The attempt on Chief Shippys life
was the direct result of the assassina-
ton of the Denver priest. The moment
foreigner announces himself or her.
self 10 have, or can be proven to have,
anarchistic tendencies he or she should
be Immediately sent back TO their ma
tive land"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
LIFE ENDS FOR
FATHER COYLE
Pastor of Star of the Sea Par
ish Succumbs to Long
Illness

Father John p Coyle. pastor of Star
of the Sea church, died yesterday af-
ternoon after an illness from which he
had suffered constantly during the last
FIVE years He was the first San Fran
ciscan. ever ordained to the Catholic
priesthood and one of the best beloved
and widely known churchmen OF Cali
fornia.
Around his bier last night gathered
hundreds of his parishioners. Father
Coyle's condition was known to have
been serious for some days. and when
the church bells tolled solemnly yes
terday afternoon the news of the be-
loved pastors death was commune
Gated to all those within sound. The
body lies in state at the church resi-
dence.
Father Coyle was born in San Fran
cisco November 4, 1856. After grad
uating from the public schools he at
tended st. Marys college, then on the
old Mission road. He graduated with
honors from this institution in the
class of 1876. At the conclusion of a
post graduate course he was given the
degree of master Of arts. Being then
OF age he determined to devote his life
TO the church and to properly prepare
himself for the priesthood he went to
the Grand seminary conducted by the
Sulpician fathers at Montreal
On December 1S, 1880. he was or
dained a priest and returned to his
home in this city to begin his pastoral
works. Up to that period the priests
of the diocese were men who had been
born in other parts of the country or
in Europe. and the coming of a native
son priest was received with joy. He
served in many parishes about the do
cese until IA years ago, when he was
given the pastorship of Star of the Sea
church by Archbishop Riordan.
Five years ago Father Coyle was
stricken and he was forced to discon-
tinue holy offices for considerable
period. He -afterward returned to his
flock and until recently continued his
labors.
The body will be transferred to the
church tomorrow morning, where it
will lie in state until Friday morning.
A solemn requiem mass will be sung
at that hour and the body will be in
TERED in the priests plot in Holy Cross
cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
SONOMA EGGMEN WILL
OPEN DEPOT MARCH Is
Elimination of MiddIemen Be-
gun and Dealers Order Di-
rect From Producers

SANTA ROSA, March 3.-The Sonoma
County Cooperative Poultry associa-
tion has procured quarters for its new
depot In Fifth street, and the directors
have appointed M. #. Schultz. member
of the association, manager of the
store The depot will be open for busi-
ness about March is.
The association already has had a
large number of inquiries regarding 9
supplies from various dealers. The
retail grocers' organization of San
Francisco is among those asking for
information and terms.
The purpose of the depot is to han
die the product of the members, sort,
grade, case and sell to dealers, thus
saving the expense of the middlemen,
as well as to escape from their dicta-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
ROOSEVELT ORDERS
"RFDS" DEPORTfD
immigration Officers Told to
Give Evidence TO Secret
Service Agents
Short Shrift to Be Made of
Alien Criminals and Known
Anarchists
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


WASHINGTON. March s.-Acting un-
der the positive instructions of Presi-
dent Roosevelt the secretary of COM
nlerce and labor today issued sweep
ing order TO all commissioners of inn
migration and immigration inspectors
in charge. directing them to confer
with the police in their respective jur-
isdictions, with view to securing the
cooperation of the police and detec-
tive forces in an effort 80 rid the coun-
try of alien anarchists and criminals
falling within the law relating to de-
portation.'
The order. of Secretary Straus fol-
lows:
To all commissioners of immigration and
I'M lgrant Inspectors in charge-it is hereby
directed that with a view 10 promptly obtain
ing definite information with regard to alien
anarchists and criminals located In the United
States, you shall confer fully with the chief
Of police or chief OF the secret service of the
city IN which you located. furnishing official
and detailed information with regard TO the
meaning OF the term snarcbist'' used in the
regard 10 the Interpretation Of that statute
against aliens Of the criminal classes, explain
ing the powers and limitations imposed by said
statute upon the immigration officials with re-
You should call to the attention of the chief
Of police or chief Of the secret service the deh-
milton Of anarchist" contained in sections 2
and IS Of the act OF February 20 1907 and
the provisions of section . placing within the
excluded classes persons who have been con
yicted Of or admit having committed felony
other crime or pisdemeanor involving moral
turpitude,' pointing out that IL any such person
is found within the United States within three
Years after landing or entry therein he Is
amenahle 10 deportation under the provisions
OF section 2i Of the act.
Tie co-opera rioD OF said officials should be
requested making it clear that in order that
any particular anarchist criminal may be
deported evidence must be furnished showing
10 the Immigration act
II is desired that the above indicated steps
shall be taken at once and that no proper effort
shall be spared TO secure and retain the CO.
operation Of the local police and detective forces
IN an effort TO rid the country OF alien anafch-
lists and criminals falling within the provisions
Of the statnte relating 10 deportation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
PRIEST PRAYS. FOR END
OF ANARCHTSTIC CRIMES
Requiem Mass Sermon by Faith
er Newman Urges Action to
SUPPRESS Such Societies

Speaking impressiVely at a mass OF
requiem yesterday morning at St
Boniface's church IN memory Of Father
Leo Heinrichs. who was murdered al
the altar in st. Elizabeth's church,
Denver. by Giuseppe Alio, Rev. Maxi
milan Neumann, father superior Of the
Franciscan monastery in this city
strongly denounced the anarchistie
movement that precipitated so sacri-
legious a homicide and called upon the
government authorities to summarily
suppress all socialistic societies.
The service was attended by all of
The franciscan fathers and brothers of
the city, and q large delegation OF
German Catholic societies occupied
seats ia the body of the edifee. A
choir Of children from the Franciscan
schools chanted the psalms of the
sacred Office.
To many OF the congregation Father
Leo was we'll known. About five years
ago he visited this city in company OF
the general of the order. to whom he
was related, and yesterday in many
hearts he was mourned as a personal
friend
PERSECUTION Is TEXT
Father Neumann took his text from
st. John. II they have prosecuted me
they viii persecute you" and spoke in
part as follows;
sad as is the occasion we come to
mourn today and terrible the crime
committed against Father Leo, we have
the assurances of Christ that such
things would be the fate of his follow
ers. even as he was crucified on the
cross.
For the unfortunate wretch who
committed this terrible sacrilege, a
crime 1T once against the laws of the
land and Of the majesty Of Gods holy
place, we can entertainA nothing but
pity. Raised as he was in darkness.
in society blighted with prejudice,
with no knowledge of Gods law or
mans law, what respect could he have
been supposed to hold for the sacred
character Of the minister of God?
IN his heart, we are told, he held
all Franciscan priests to be enemies
of society and hostile TO the poor. Be-
hold the living example we are here
today Offering TO this type of deranged
intellect, when from early morning to
eventime thousands Of poor and desti-
tute are waiting at the monastery
gates for food and are not being denied.
SUPPRESS ANARCHISTS
And yet while we pity the murderer.
we cannot but express the hope that
no more such heinous crimes shall be
committed in our midst. Organized
anarchy should not be allowed to exist
in the land. The government we have
q right to expect should exert every
possible means TO suppress all move
ments that tend to excite in a mind
like Giuseppe Aiio's the necessity for
50 saerilegious an act Education along
proper lines. teaching respect for Gods
law and the law OF the land, should be
incnicated rather than the spirit OF
dissatisfaction and anarchy.
Father Leo was martyr to re-
ligion. Those who know him loved him
for his rich qualities or mind and
heart. He died in the sacred perform
ance OF his duties He died as Christ
foretold many of his followers would
die. If they have prosecuted me they
win persecute you.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04

The country published cartoon oe'
picting the burning Of q woman al
the stake by Franciscans.
This illustration appeared in the san
Francisco Examiner on January OF
The present year, and also was pub
lished in the Hearst newspapers in
New York. Boston, Chicago and Los
Angeles. It's significant features are
reproduced in The Call today, together
with a similar pictorial attack upon
what is held most dear in the CATHOLIC
faith published in the Hearst news
papers Sunday, January -
RESENTMENT Is GENERAL
These scarcely veiled attacks upon
Catholicism. together with the wide
dissemination of ansrchistic doctrines,
have aroused a general resentment
against the Hearst newspapers on the
part Of the Catholic clergy and press
throughout the country. The Monitor
says:
To trace the source of all this
trouble is a long story. But it
is not many years ago that just
such another demoniacal crea-
ture as the slayer of Father Helm
richs assassinated President Nc
Kinley. The same yellow jour
nails that then were by many held
accountable for that crime have
fed the multitude within the last
few weeks on vile pictures OF
Franciscan monks burning
women at the stake. and have
spread broadcast the most animal
free love doctrines of the Wilcox
woman. and now we have a
Franciscan monk murdered at the
altar.
There can be no question as TO what
newspapers are meant by the above
quotation.
Following the murder of Father
Heinrichs at the altar comes the news
Of the attempt TO murder the Chicago
chief Of police. who was active in
guarding the Catholic churches Of this
city from threatened anarchistic at
tacks. and the sending of threatening
letters to Archbishop Farley at New
York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
LOSING LAWYER TAKES
TRIAL JURY TO TASK
Meets Members in Corridor and
Protests Against Their
Verdict

OAKLAND. March 3.-August Sal
miven, cigar dealer in San Pablo ave-
nue., was found guilty this morning at
q jury trial OF selling pools on the
races, and will be sentenced tomorrow.
Salmiven was arrested some days ago
with a number OF other alleged pool
sellers in raids by the police
SalHiven was defended by Attorney
MerviD Samuels. who took the jury
men TO task in the corridors Of the
city hall after the trial The lawyer
protested against their verdict Of
guilty.
Samuels declared the man should not
have been adJudged guilty because the
prosecution had not proved that he
actually sold pools. maintaining that
his client had only received money to
bet at the race track
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
SIMPLE HOME MIXTURE
CURES RHEUMATISM

The thousands of men and
women who have felt the tor
ture of dread rheumatism will be
glad to avail themselves of the
following prescription. which
comes from one of the most
prominent physicians in the coun-
try, who says that it will be
found the most effective remedy
obtainable for rheumatism and
all kindred forms of blood dis
eases which cause pains in the
muscles, joints, lame back, throb-
bing head and general debility.
The doctors prescription is as
follows: "One ounce Syrup of
Sarsaparilla compound; one ounce
Toris Root compound: half pint
of high grade whiskey These to
be mixed and shaken we'll and
used in doses of tablespoonful
before each meal and at bedtime"
The ingredients are obtainable
from any well stocked druggist.
The kidneys becoming inactive,
the poisons which should be
thrown off are retained in the
blood and settle in the joints and
muscles and cause untold suffer
ing. This condition. If not
checked, will lead to even worse
complications of the bladder and
digestive organs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
fORGANIZED 1902.)

stPROMOTION''-The act OF promoting: advance
ment: announcement. Century Dictionary.
The California Promotion COMMITTEES has for
its object the PROMOTING OF California as
whole. 1t has nothing 70 sell Its energies are
devoted TO fostering all things that have the
IL gives reliable information every subject
connected with the industries OF California It
gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establishment
Of new industries and invites desirable immigra-
ton 1t Is not Employment Agency, although
h gives information regarding labor conditions
It I,resents the opportunities and needs In all
fields Of business and professional activity THIS
COMMITTEES Is supported By popular subscription
AFFILIATED with the committee i60 eomnier-
ciai organizations Of the state. with member
shin of over so 000 Meetings held semi
annually in different parts OF California. where
matters OF state interest are discussed. Head
quarters OF the committee are maintained in
Gan Francisco in California building. Union
square CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
VIRGIN OIL OF PINE
n WILL BREAK UP A COLD IN
"a HOURS AND CURE ANY
II COUGH THAT is CURABLE.

1t is the only preparation of pine
compounded from the active princi-
pies of forest trees that is intended for
internal use. 1t permeates the whole
system with the wholesome. healthful
atmosphere of the pine woods. healing
any irritation of the mucous surface
that may be present. It's action on the
kidneys is most beneficial, affording
speedy relief In cases of rheumatism
due TO uric acid in the system.
Put up for dispensing thxRugh drug
gists only in * OF. walls. each vial Sc
curely sealed in round wooden case.
Be sure to get the genuine Virgin Oil
of Pine compound pure, prepared only
by Leach Chemical Co.. Cincinnati. o.
Properties, uses and directions with
every vial
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
MRS. BRUCK DIES

NAPA. March Mrs. Lolita Bruck,
one of the best known native daugh-
ters In Napa county. died today after
short illness. She had resided in ST
Helena for SO years. was 6S years of
age and a native of Monterey
She was the mother OF A. e. Bruck
e. A. Bruck and Mrs. W. T. Wilson of
San Francisco, Supervisor B. Bruck of
Napa county. and Oscar Bruck OF
Berkeley. Mrs. Bruck's husband died
many years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
GRAND Jury IN SESSION

The case of William J. Grififhs.
against whom a charge of burglary
was dismissed in the police court. was
taken UP by the grand jury yesterday.
Three witnesses swore in the police
court that Grifiiths was in the vicinity
of Third and Folsom streets~about the
time Of the burglary. while four others
swore that he was near Eleventh ave-
nue. south and Q street, where the rob-
berry took place The inquiry was con-
tinued 70 Friday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
ALTO PRONOUNCED SANE
Alienists Agree on the Mental
Soundness of Priests SLAYER

DENVER. March 3.--Giuseppe Alio
the slayer of Father Leo Heinrichs. is
declared absolutely sane in a report
submitted to District Attorney George
A. Stidger today by four experts in
mental diseases who examined the pris--
oner for several hours. The physicians
agree that Aiio has no mental delusions
whatever and is above the average of
intelligence and powers of memory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
TOTS TO TURN OUT

SAN DIEGO, March s.-Over $500
school children will take part in the
exercises in honor of Admiral Evans
arrival The children will be massed
about the boulevard, where the ad-
dresses will be given to the admiral
and his officers. Each school will be
represented and the children of the
different schools will carry the ma
tiona1 colors
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
IT IS TRUE
what Is Bred in the Bone VIII show In
the Flesh

aHc riesD
The saying that humors accumulated
in the winter win break out in the
spring is as true as the excellent adags
that what's bred in the bone will show
in the flesh
1t is Equally True that the best med
icine for these humors and ain blood
impurities and rundown conditions Of
the system is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Take
this great medicine this spring. and
begin taking il today.
Blood Puriaer-"I have taken Hood 8
Sarsaparilla In the spring as a blood
purifier and the results have always
been satisfactory. I live in a malarial
district, and regard Hoods as life
preserver" Geo. w Harlow, r. F. ID.
2, Seymour. Ind.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04

yIoLINIsT FOUND INsANE-oakland. March
3.-John Eneman who was found wandering on
the street playing violin and wearing a mask.
was adjudged insane today and committed by
Judge Melvin to the state hospital at Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
Hoods SarsapariIla

In usual liquid form or in chocoIated
tablets called sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04

Properties, uses and directions with
every vial.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-13
BRADFORD MEMORIAL WINDOW
Gift to Methodist Church to Be IN.
yelled Sunday Morning.

The new Bradford memorial window
was set In place In the north end of
the Sunday school room of the M. E
church yesterday by the artist, vii.
liam B. Chapman of Albany. The win
dow is faithful reproduction of the
famous masterpiece of Hoffman,
Christ Blessing the Children" The
lights and shades are perfect, bring
ing out the features of Christ, the
mother and the children in clearest
outlines so that they seem lifelike.
In the right of the window Christ Is
seated holding child on his left arm
while his right hand rests on the head
OF little girl coming to him. Beside
this girl boy is walking toward the
Master. In the left of the window
mother is bringing her child to the
Saviour. The faces have an interest
ed expression and one cannot weary of
studying them. The coloring of the
robes is rich but modest and the en-
tire effect of the window is most
pleasing.
This window is given to the church
In memory OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f.
Bradford by their children. The
names on the window base are Henry
Edward Bradford and Eleanor Abbott
Bradford
The family is to be congratulated
upon having secured such beautiful
memorial, the church upon receiving
such beautiful gift and Mr.. Chap
man upon having produced so perfect
copy Of the great artists painting.
This window faces that Of Judge
John V. Carney, over the east vesti
bule, which is splendid work of art.
also the work of Mr.. Chapman. The
smaller windows are being charged
somewhat and may be farther remod-
eled to conform to the rest. Mr. Chap
man has promised to make them sat
isfactory at whatever cost.
Sunday morning the new window
will be unveiled to the audience and
the pastor, Rev. DIR. c. w. Rowley will
preach a special sermon on Christ
Welcoming the Children" The Sun
day school services will also be of spec
| ial interest,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-13
KAY DROPPED DEAD
Travelling Cigar Maker Passed Away
at Town Farm.

Joseph Kay, the travelling cigar
maker who was taken to the town
farm yesterday afternoon, died shortly
after his arrival there. Death was due
to alcoholism and epilepsy.
Kay had been in town for several
days and had visited the different Gig
ar stores on several occasions. He
had stated that he had been out of
work for months and had been knock.
ing about the country. His home he
said was In Hudson, N. Y.
Yesterday morning he visited the
cigar store Of J. H. Whitney on North
street and 1t was apparent that he
must have been drinking heavily dur
ing the previous night. lie admitted
that he had been travelling iu fast
company" and was anxious to 60 TO
bed.
Shortly after noon while in the vic
Unity of the North street bridge he
became afflicted Win an unusually
severe attack of epilepsy. A physic
ian was summoned and upon the ad-
vice Of Sziectr an Crawford Nay was
taken to the town farm. Here he
gradually recovered and had put on
his hat and started to go out of doors
when he dropped dead.
The physician who was called when
Kay was discovered on the bridge
stated that the man was in bad shape,
that he had apparently been drinking
diluted alcohol and that his heart was
not In condition to stand the strain
put upon 1t by the spasms of epilepsy.
From letters found on his person In.
formation was secured to enable the
the authorities to communicate with
relatives In Hudson and an undertaken
came here from that city this morning
for the remains.
Kay was AZ years of age.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-13
LARGEST IN KANSAS
Former Bennington Boy Building Big
Barn In Grasshopper State

Barn W STdssnoppeT otdte
The following is from the Beloit,
(Kansas) Gazette:
Or. J. +. Howard has made a start
with the new addition to his barn on
West Court street and when completed
the whole structure will be one of the
largest of its kind in northwest Kan.
sas. Provision In the new addition
will be made for a sales pavilion, so
that in the future when a fine stock
sale is billed for Beloit II can be con.
Quoted in manner convenient to the
owner of the stock and with a nice
degree of comfort to those attending,
whether they be buyers or spectators.
"The new addition will have two
floors, the upper one to be used as 9
standing place for carriages and bug
gies of which DR.. Howard has charge
of quite number belonging to our
leading citizens. Few people have any
conception Of the size of DR.. Howard's
barn and unless they pay it visit
and see for themselves they are apt to
be in error in regard to its capacity
for accommodating horses and the
necessary provision for their welfare
and maintenance. DR.. Howard has q
number of carloads of baled hay
stored in the barns upper reaches at
present but 1t only occupies minor
portion of the space provided for such
purpose. He needs to have plenty of
hay as it is not uncommon for him al
the noon hour to have his men filling
the hangers of hundred head OF
horses"
DR.. Howard Is former Bennington
boy. son of Jared Howard now liv-
ing In this town. DR.. Howard went
west about 20 years ago and has built
up considerable practice as vet
Urinary.