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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Amateur Baseball

The Glennon stars defeated the NJ. and "
team by a score OF 10 ! Sunday afternoon.
Lou Decks stickwork excellent and
McSweegan and Sprague played classy ball.
The fast Farallones again defeated picked
team Of Jockeys and trainers. called the
Fleets" Of the Emeryville track. by a
score of is to ?. The results follow:
II. r. f..
Fsrallones .-,.-................-.1 16 Q
Fleets ..-...--.-. ......-.-.... 2
Bstteries-Fa -Farallones -Enoes. Amer: Fleets
Tommy. Colly.
The Mission high school baseball team played
\ tie game with the Lick nine yesterday at the
park. the score being 10 {. Morton Of Com
mercial. who Is TO enter the school in few
weeks. tried pitcher The Mission team
and Captain McCauley satisfied with his
pitching. The two teams PLAYED ~ innings
Do You Want 95.O0s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
cHEERFUILY RECOMMENDS S. S. S.

For the pasttwenyve years have been in the habit
of taking OF S. S. S. every spring blood pur-
fer and have always been well pleased with the results
had Catarrh for number Of years which cured by
S. S. S. chceTfully recommend S. S. S. the best
blood purifier earth. Not only did it ny Caarh
but have known Of its being used in other
tIely satisfactory results. LOCK MCDANIEL,
Houston, Texas. u. S. Dist Attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

During the Summer months Catarrh sufferers
troubled with the effects of the disease Winter This be-
in the heated and outlet of the skin
and copiouS evaporation carries off with large
percentage Of the impurities and poson which produce Caa But
the first of cooler weather the sufferers comfort ends the skin
does freely congeed condition of the takes
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
VEGETABLE GARDENER FINED

Victor Debi. vegetable gardener near
IsIais creek. was convicted by Ponce
Judge Conlan yesterday OF Violdtlhs
the Ordinance which prohibits the sale
of any vegetable grown within % 1eet
of a sewer. He was fined $50. with the
alternative of so days in JAIL
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
NOSE STOPPED UP AND NcEssANr COUGH.

Gentemen-I suffered for long time with bad
of Catarrh and took great deal Of medicine without any
benefit. Several doctors told could not be cured
had a continual headache, my cheeks had grown
purple my always stopped up my breath had
sckenng and disgusting odor and coughed ncessantly
heard of your S. S. S. and wrote to you. On your
recommendation commenced to it, and after taking
several bottles cured and have since had the
slightest symptom Of the disease. viii always be glad
to recommend it to other sufferers.
Respectfully, MRS. NJ. L. WESSERMAE.
7710 Caroline St., St. Louis, Mo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
LOST HIS VOICE.

GoIdSDoT0, n. z
suffered severely with Catanh for number Of years
and for eighteen months the disease thatf
my voice in consequence of tried various treatments
and doctors and finally given up die. then took
s. S s. according to directions and in due course Of time
my Catarrh entirely cured My voice restored
and have enjoyed good health since.
W. H GRIFFIN
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
CURED OF cATARRH.

Dear Sirs-At the age Of I've years contracted bad
Catah II began with pTofuse wateIy discharge
from my The matter falling into my throat kept
fearfully offensive but S. s. S. has sound and
well of the Catarn and cheefuy recommend II the
public.
When began taking s. S. s. it for another disease
which the doctor called tuberculosis OF the bone since
began the of your remedy, s. S. S. four Of the hve
tubeTcles have healed and feel wen as did my
life OSCAR WARE.
4516 Garfield Ave Kansas CITY Mo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
SECOND HAND CARS

AUTO CLEARING HOUSE. 4ss F,I. 5ass59 sss,
WHITE THE WHITE Co. 1s7 HAYES At
AAA L5Ss 18th st. Oak Tel Market l7N5
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
REPAIR SHOPS

SAUNDERS-MIDDLETON Sslo 70 & i7ss 8;
SERVER-FRENCH r.I' 'ls ns.,s. q :. y. y.
DETTANCE 547557 Fulton street
hLLiAINCL Tel. Park 324 and PARK a25.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Don MeCopd has appointed Hugo Muller agenr
for the Overland motor cars for CohIa CVS'a
and Alameda counties.
, 1908-09-24
FUEL STOCK
NOW ACTIVE
SHARES OF COLORADO FUEL AND
IRON COMPANY COMMAND
ING MARKET ATTENTION
Sales Of More Than Hundred Thou
sand Noted During Past Few
Weeks and Capitalists at Loss to
Know Motive Behind Activity
Chinese Studying Methods.

There were 24,210 shares of Colorado
Fuel and Iron company stock dealt II
on the New York stock exchange last
week, which makes a total Of 114,O0
shares; Of 4 total face value OF I'll.
100000, bought and sold during the
past four weeks. 1t was again one Of
the leaders in the list, the sales being
exceeded by the sales of stock in only
five other industrial corporations. The
cause of this activity is largely a mat
ter of guesswork- Some time ago a
pool was formed to deal in the stock
Of the company and 1t became very
active. Lately there have been re-
ports that some new interest, presum.
ably E. H. Hartman, was trying to
purchase the control. Either theory
would be a logical one. but only the
principals really know and none OF
them are telling their plans.
, 1908-09-24
PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FEEDER
ALTON OF LABOR TEsTIFIEs
IN CONTEMPT PRO-
cEEpINGs TODAY.
Says He Has Been Followed by De-
tectives Employed by Van cIeave
and That Agent of President Of
Manufacturers Association Tried
to Hire Him to Desert Cause Of
Labor and Reveal Secrets.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 24.-Sam-
uel Gompers, president Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, in the labor
contempt hearing here today, testified
that he and other labor leaders had
been frequently followed by detectives
employed by James w. Van Cleave,
president Of the National M%anufactur-
ers' association.
Claims Bribery Offer Made.
He also said that an emissary OF
Van Cleave, named Brodenburg, Of
fered him a bribe at a meeting in
New York, to desert the cause Of labor
and put the Manufacturers associa.
ton in possession of its secrets.
Politics in Case.
National politics were injected into
soday's proceedings in the contempt
case against Gompers and other fed
Grafton officials, growing out of the
alleged boycott of the Buck Stove and
Range company. Van Cleave's pres,
ence at the republican national cor
vention and Taft's attitude towards
injunctions we're discussed.
Van Cleave Caused Action.
Gompers said that in response to al
appeal headed by Van Cleave the Ia
Dor plank was thrown out of the re
publican platform.
Opposed to Roosevelt.
Asked If he knew the attitude OF the
National Manufacturer association
towards the attitude Of Roosevelt IL
favor of the modification OF the anti
Injunction laws, Gompers said, at Is
one Of hostility"
Opposed Methods only.
Counsel tried to bring out the fac
that the federation also opposed the
presidents position. but Gompers ex
planned that the f%ederation's aptag
onism is only to the method proposed
while the association of manufacturers
| opposed any change
, 1908-09-24
COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE OF
TEXAS WANTS LARGE SUM
FROM THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
Withdrew from State When Robertson
Law Went Into Effect and Attor-
ney General Asked TO Enforce Col
lection of Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars Said to Be Due-Wnl Re-
slst Higher Freight Rates.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 24.-The first
step towards enforcing the collection
of unpaid taxes by twenty-one life in
surance companies which withdrew
from the state last July on account OF
the Robertson insurance law was TAX
en- yesterday by Commissioner of In
surance Love, who addressed a com
m%unication to the attorney general
attention to the matter.
Would Enforce Collection.
Commissioner Love declared that
these companies owe the State of Tex
for the entire year Of 1907, and re-
, 1908-09-24
New Cars ordreed.

The Hartman lines have ordered
2,450 ifty-ton box cars, 1000 ffty-ton
fiat cars and 45O ballast cars from the
American Car and Foundry company
ITO ffty-ton hopper cars and 400 fifty
ton gondola cars from the Cambria
Steel company; $50 forty-ton stock
cars, so t%hirty-ton furniture cars and
20 cabooses from the Standard Stee'
Car company. Delivery of the order
from the American Car and Foundry
company will begin on November 16
1908.
, 1908-09-24
Chinese studying Railroads.

The Chinese government, according
to advices received at the state de-
partment from Minister Rockhill at
Pekin. is about to send two commits
sioners to investigate the question OF
railway administration in the United
States. In recent years there has been
considerable railroad building in Chi
ma, and there are many questions that
require consideration in their admin
istration. The commissioners are
Chentu and Wuhsun. Tney will sail
from Shanghai on the Steamship 81
IBERIA for San Francisco today.
, 1908-09-24
MAPS OF HOLDINGS
PAINTED ON WALL.

L. F. Nicodemus, manager OF the
Tallmadge-Buntin company here, who
has taken the second story of the
Phillips Roach building at 113 and l15
Thornburgh street, has had large
signs painted to adorn the exterior
walls of the building, showing d fell.
of grain ripe for the harvest and a
large section map of the holdings OF
the company. in colors to indicate sec
. tons. The signs are attractive and
metropolitan. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicoie,
mus will have quarters in the rear OF
the building, the Offices of the COM
pany occupying the forward rooms.
, 1908-09-24
CONVICT ESCAPES.
Jumps from Car Window While On
Way to Colorado Prison.

Leadviile, Colo, Sept. fisherman
Morris, alias Frank Sherclife, recently
convicted Of the murder OF John
Walsh, a Leadville saloon keeper, If
teen years ago, escaped from the
sheriff early this morning, while be-
ing taken to the p%entientiary at Can
on City to serve a 25-year sentence.
Morris while handcuffed jumped from
a car window as the train was ap-
preaching a canon and made good his
escare. :,
, 1908-09-24
CITY PRIMARIES WILL &.
OCCUR THIS EVENING.

Primaries for the selection of dele
gates to Saturdays county convention
will be held in the different wards to-
night, when ten delegates will be Sc
lected from the First ward, eleven
from the Second and nine from the
Third. The First war meeting will
be held at the city hall and be called
to order by G. A. Hertzog. the second
at the court house and be called 10
order by John H. Symons, and the
Third at the West Side hose house and
be called to order by N. c. Peterson.
The meetings will be held at 8 o'clock.
, 1908-09-24
o o o 80 o o o o {
. STRONG FOR TAFT.
} Senator Ia Follstts Warm In
} Praise Of Candidate.

Q Madison, Wis, Sept. IA spe- 6
Q cial feature Of Taft's trip today G
. through Wisconsin occurred hers G
Q at noon, when Senator La F1t G
. lette. addressing an immense m G
Q dience of the farmers national 6
Q convention, placed himself on rec. G
Q ord in the most enthusiastic G
Q praise Of the republican presidAn- G
Q tial candidate. who he introdnepA g
o TO the audience. La Toilette paid G
Q q glowing tribute to Taft. which g
Q moved the great audience to pro- q
Q longed enthusiasm. q
Q Q Q GO o 90 o Q Q O Q O
, 1908-09-24
AMONG THE FINEST
IN THE WHOLE STATE.

John D. Milliken Of this city, acting
for the Northwestern Land and Iron
company. has purchased the River
side ranch Of $1,000 acres and the Hut
ton ranch, adjoining It, Of 1000 acres.
both on the Big Laramie river, neal
Laramie, Wyoming. says the Denver
Field and Farm. These are among the
finest ranches In that state with more
than 10000 acres under ditch. The
engineers Of The company : ct worl
enlarEing ana inproving the water
rights and bitches and viii bring fully
10000 more acres under cultivation.
, 1908-09-24
UNIVERSITY SHEEP TO
THE WHEATLAND FAIR.

A carload of thoroughbred sheep
from the ranch of King Bros. and
from the state university were ship
ped north this morning TO the Wheat.
land fair, says the Cheyenne Tribune.
The shipment was in charge of Prof.
John A. Hill of the university, n
Frank S. King. The sheep together
with the race horses of Charlie Irwin
and some other stock for the fair were
shipped on a special train out of Chey-
enne this morning.
, 1908-09-24
MILL A R N
Costly Concern Of kellstrom Company
Swept Away by Flames.

Eureka. Cal, Sept. 24.-The forest
ires which broke out late yesterday
are still burning. The heavy north
west wind. which drove the flames into
the timber last night, continues, and
great damage has been done. The
town Of Lufienholz, a logging camp of
a dozen buildings, was completely
wiped out. Little or nothing was saved
of the costly plant of the Kellstrom
Lumber company.
, 1908-09-24
Using UP the Storage.

There is still about a ten days sup
ply of storage coal in the yards here.
representing about the same amount
in all the storage yards along the Wyo
ming division, and there are those who
urge that the mines will not resume
production until this coal has been
consumed. Railroad men in position
to know, however, assert that the two
questions have no connection what
V
, 1908-09-24
e9eeIl CANE
Declared DAW
iNTERFERENcE ~ SPECTATORS
AT CLOSE GAME IN NEW YORK
10 CAUSE or DECISION.


O New York, Sept 24.-Ysster- G
. days game between New fSrk g
9app6 Chicago. In the National Q
47emnoe. which resulted in a win g
o for New York 3 to Twas todayie- G
Q ciared to be a draw on account q
Q of the interference OF the cHwd q
@ at the time the last run was mhde @
@ by New York. and Chicago Con G
. tested the game. This means c
@ that the game will be played OF. C
, 1908-09-24
HOME FROM DENVER
AFTER OPERATION,

DR.. S, B. Miller, who has been at
Denver for several days. where he
underwent operation at one of the
hospitals, has returned home, feeling
irst-rate in spite of the trying ordeal
of the operation. He says he can have
good care here and be permitted to
go to bed and get up when he feels
like 1t. I'm Denver they put ME to
bed and kept me there for fifteen
days" f.
, 1908-09-24
Home from Grading Camps.

General Superintendent r. D. Stew
art of the Laramie Plains line return.
ed late yesterday afternoon from a
trip over the proposed Walden extern
sion of the line. having visited the
grading camps along that extension.
He found the work progressing to the
satisfaction OF all hands. MI. EN-.
mons,~ the auditor of the line. continu-
ed on to Walden and is probably spend.
ing the day there.
, 1908-09-24
STATE Falr Rates.

Agent A. B. Cady announces a rate
of one fare plus so cents, a total of
$9.05, from Laramie to Douglas on ac-
count of the Wyoming state fair,
tickets on sale September %, 20 and 80
and October /, good to return until
October 5.
, 1908-09-24
ENGINE LEAVES TRACK WHILE
PULLING PASSENGER TRAIN
AT HIGH SPEED AND
ROLLS INTO RIVER.
Serious Accident on St. Louis and San
Francisco Road Near Carthage,
Mo-, Engineer and Fireman Being
Killed and Many Passengers In
jured-D'sastrous Typhoon sweeps
Over PhiHppins Group

Carthage, Mo-, Sept 24.-Dnginee1
Lew Blood and Fireman Harry Ger
rouse were killed and thirty-six per
o e injured, one of whom, it is
believed, will die, In a wreck Of the
eastbouni st. Louis and San Fran
cisco passenger train a mile north ID
Carthage.
Engine Jumps Track.
The train raj running at q high
speed when in rounding a urv the
engine left the track, followed By ali
the cars. The engine turned ovof
twice in Its steep descent Of nfty test
and plunged into the river, The engf,
neer and fireman were drowned.
, 1908-09-24
Stock at the Yards.

The following sheep shipments were
at the local yards last night for feed
ing in transit: G. H. Spencer, Fossil,
Wyo., to Omaha, two cars; ]. E. Free
man, Weiser, Idaho, to Chicago, five
cars; Desert Live Stock company,
Wahsatch. Utah. to Chicago, twelve
cars.
, 1908-09-24
Texas to Make Fiqht.

A mass of data has been gathered
through its railroa5 commission AMI
shipping interests generally is to put
up a strong fight for the interstate
commerce commission next Monday,
when the commissions complaint
ome up for hearing at st. Louis.
Rates Unjustifiable.
A Mass of data has been gathered
by Assistant Attorney General Pollard
and the commission has also compiled
a large mount Of statistics showing
that the ten per CEN increase of in
terstate freight rates is unjustifiable.
, 1908-09-24
Will Speak to Haskell.

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 24.-Thomas L..
Hisgen, presidential nominee of the
independence party, will arrive at
Guthrie today on his campaigning tour
and deliver a public address here to-
night. He stated hat his speech here
tonight will be addressed directly to
Haskell.
, 1908-09-24
WILL BUILD HoUsN
AT MILlBROOk STATION.

f. j. Bell returned late yesterday at
ternoon from Millbrook, where he had
been with a party Of eastern gentle
men, whom he had taken out for a
view of the land. MIR. Bell is arranging
to build a house at Millbrook FOR a
headquarters for himself and a barn
for his nerses. enabling him to meet
parties and take them to the Millbrook
holdings. The work will be done be-
tween now and the beginning Of win
, 1908-09-24

good jr.. Des Moines, Ia; George o.
~Newcombe, j. j.. Bryne, Salt Lake;
r. J. Goerner, Cleveland. o.; William
p. Hall, c. H. Anderson, Denver; T.
Van AuckIen, Buffalo, N. Y; ]. c. Cur
ran, New York; G. S. Willhaite, Rock
Springs.
, 1908-09-24
Hirina New Men.

Trainmaster Let's is still hiring new
trainmen from time to time, the on
dition OF business on his district get
ting back about to normal. The bust.
ness was a little slack today, but more
trains are in sight both east and e
Of this city.
, 1908-09-24
GOING TO WHEATLAND
ON SUMMER VACATION.

John Hunton, the music teacher.
will leave shortly for Wheatlapd,
where he will visit his parents for y
few days. and will go thence to Doug
las before returning to the University
city to assume his duties here.
, 1908-09-24
swept BY rypheen

AaniiA, P. L. Sept "A typhoor
OF terrific velocity sNepk thFqpehth ~
cenfr6 Portion Of the P6ifippin<
group, sweeping q part OF the is,snd,
Of Samar, northern Leyte. southeast
ern Luzon. northern Panay, Masbatt
and part of Romblon.
Serious Disaster Follows storm.
Wires we're FRUSTRATED and details
of the damage done are meager. 1t is
evident, however. that serious disas
ter followed in the wake Of the sudden
storm. A telegram from the town o.
Masbate reports that every town OF
in the place was RACED, with the sin
gle exception of the Postal building.
Many Lives Lost.
A dispatch from Romblon says thai
the typhoon caused great loss Of prop
erty and undoubtedly many were
killed.
, 1908-09-24
Two Members Expelled.

New York, Sept. PA. o. Brown
and Lewis Ginter Younger. stock ex-
change members of the suspended
firm of A. o. Brown & Co, were today
expelled from the New York stock
exchange, the announcement being
made from the rostrum by r. II. Thorn
as, president of the exchange.
, 1908-09-24

WIN Reply to hear.t.

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 24.-Governor
Haskell announced this morning that
he would this afternoon issue a state
ment in reply to the open letter adj
dressed to the governor recently by
Hearst in New York The statement
by Hearst was given out Monday night
1ort
, 1908-09-24
New York wins.

@ New York Wins. {
Q New York. Sept. 24.-To4Ay's {
Q game-New York, s; ChicasS, 4. {
Q Batteries-Wiltx and BresnaHan; {
Q Brown ana King. {
. Q Q o o o. o o d 0 {
, 1908-09-24
CASE FOUND GUILTY .
OF COMMON ASSAULT.

The jury In the ase of Alonzo Case.
charged with feloniously assaulting
Marshal Sigman last June, when Case
was wounded with his W weapon.
late yesterday afternoon returned q
verdict Of guilty Of assault and bat
terry. and Case awaits sentence
, 1908-09-24
HOSTING COAL IN CAGE

The Citizens mine this morning be.
gan hoisting coal by cage instead OF
bucket as heretofore, the new ma
chinery having been installed and
found to work satisfactorily.
, 1908-09-24
IS TRYING To COMPEL
PAYMENT OF TAXES

quests the attorney general to take
steps as the law requires to collect the
taxes, amounting approximately to
100000 said to be due the state by
the twenty-one companies.
, 1908-09-24

DAUGHTER BORN TO
First STREET PARHMTs,

A daughter was born last night to
Mr.. and Mn. Stephen N. Sexton Of
1911 south Erst street. and mother
and bebe . doing nicely.
, 1908-09-24
ove,ts At the Hotel.

The following guests were resisterei
at the Union Pacific hotel last night:
H. L. ~Strickling, Chicago: e. L. Wood,
ford, Minneapolis. Mimi; w. s. Ha-
, 1908-09-24
The Hearst Charges.

In his recent speeches Hearst had
charged that Haskell sought in 1899
to influence Attorney General Frank
S. Monnett of Ohio to dismiss certain
suits then pending against the Stan
dard Oil.
, 1908-09-24
pRkADENr DELIVERS NO uNcER.
rain sTATEMENT IN REPLY
70 BRYAN IN THE HAS
KILL MATTER.


sul and scandaIeps and sryan's
Own Methods Of Regulating Trusts
L. More Radical Than Those Of Re-
puhIIcans But Not Practical.
washington, D. c., Sept. 24.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt last night, following
upon = prolonged conference with
members Of the cabinet at the White
house. prepared and gave o his re-
ply to William J. Bryan, the democrat
ic candidate, relative to W. r. Hearst's
charges that Governor Haskell. treas
urer of the democratic campaign com
mittee, had represented Standard Oil
interests both in Ohio and Oklahoma.
Mr.. Bryan had demanded proof Of the
charges, promiYing that in the event
Of their substantiation Governor Has
kell would be eliminated from the
campaign
tn prssIdsnt's Letter
"rlM 6ff,--In your telegram you
sp660Ela much OF the charge against
Oot45G6f Haskell ~ dealt with his re-
h4k4Aa while in Ohio, with the Stan
dafA Oh company. You omit the
charge - to his relations with the
standard OIL company interests. -
shown q his action while governor
Of o446ktma, this very summer. this
aetaoa bstng y part taken while he
~ = penytRs where. a. you state,
, 1908-09-24
GONE TO soslaR
ron THE AFTERNOON.

Rev. ~. D Trout, pastor Of the
Methodist church here. left this after
nooa tor DosIer, expecting to return
"a tkS evening train.
, 1908-09-24
HASKELL Wanted to Arbitrate.

Haskell in reply sent a telegram to
Hearst asking him to publicly prove
the charges before a committee Of edi-
tors. Hearst refused to accept the
suggestion of an editorial board Of ar
bitration.
Does Not Refer to Charges.
At noon today Haskell issued an
open letter to Hearst, taking him to
task for his attitude in the present
campaign. Haskell discussed at length
the issues of the campaign, but made
no reference to Hearst's statement
given out Monday night by the latter
with reference to the alleged Ohio
bribery charges.
, 1908-09-24
HEARST To
WARM UP
WILL DELIVER INDEPENDENCE
PARTY KEYNOTE SPEECH AT
STATE CONVENTION
IN NEW YORK.

More Letters In HaskeltMonnett Scan
dal Expected and Journalist VIII
Devote His Whole Time to situa.
tfon in Empire state-HaskelI
saysiie Wo, I! 1 ssee Statement in
Matter Late This Afternoon.
, 1908-09-24

Daley Republican 50 cents = meath.
, 1908-09-24

t01eQ1of Ne eeeoseo3 Ooq9S4 o.
the ;165G At6tsd BY the people. OBJ
tanned an Injunction to prevent the
Prairie OIL and Gas COMPANY from
building . ptrs line; and that Governor
Haskell found this out while he was
1t Denver. as appears by the repre-
sensations for the dissolution Of the
injunction made in his name on behalf
Of the state before = court Of superior
jurisdiction to that which issued the
induction.