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Evening journal., 1909-01-14

Speaker Cooper, of the House, received we'll
deserved vote Of thanks from Republican mem
bers as an appreciation Of the speakers recogni-
ton of them in appointing the House Commit
tees. AS the speaker says, the bulk of the leg
isltion to be enacted will not be of partisan ma
ture In fact the Legislature should have a
plain business session Politics should not inter-
ferc with the proceedings. What the people want
in these days from state and municipal bodies IS
legislation for betterment Of the state or city and
not legislation to enable a few persons to gain
personal advantage which is about all that parti-
san legislation in state or city consists Of
Evening journal., 1909-01-14

Representative Lafferty has given notice to
the House, at Dover Of a bill to increase the
punishment for carrying concealed deadly
weapons. This is a bill that should be passed.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14

The training of a camel is no easy mat
ter. as it takes about three years to
teach it TO bend the knees. in order to be
loaded and unloaded.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14

support the humane authorities to the full ex-
tent of the law.
Doubtless the work Of these societies is linn
tied only by the extent Of their funds.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14

A Washington dispatch says that three
'''quakes' were recorded there in twenty-four
hours. Perhaps there were three Senators quak-
ing in fear of Roosevetian exposures.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
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Evening journal., 1909-01-14

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Evening journal., 1909-01-14

The Taft Cabinet has not yet been completed.
II is time for the friends of Mr.. LeLannc to make
a inaneffort in his behalf il one of the places is
TO be secured for him.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

Nature warns you when the track Of health is
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you to pass water often through the day and get
up many times during the night.
Unhealthy kidneys cause lumbago, rheumatism,
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back joints or muscles, al times have headache
or indigestion, as time passes you may have
sallow complexion. puffy or dark circles under
the eyes. sometimes feel as though you had heart
trouble may have plenty OF ambition but
strength get weak and waste away.
II such conditions are permitted to continue,
serious results are sure to follow; Brghts dis
ease, the very worst form Of kidney trouble, may
steal upon you,
Prevaency of Kidney Disease
Most people do not realize the alarming in
crease and remarkable prevalency OF kidney dis
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mon diseases that prevail, they are almost the
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while the original disease undermines the sys-
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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
| The Stand
patters Will
Come Down

theory that of unconscionabe demands included in
bill for trading purposes there will be enough left of the swag
few concessions made The Adrich plan dishonest
its face.
Mr. Taft fighting for principle He satisfied with
concessions materials something
good of the ultimate and relieve the
living His demands this regard appear to be moderate They
scarcely beyond asking for of the Dngy duties
He fighting the involved the
gloves cheap hosiery
He insists that if hides go the free list there should be
material reduction of the boots and shoes 1t does
appear the dispatches know that he has demanded
reduction of the cotton and wooen goods which
among prime of life In fact his conditions
moderate the last degree Yet Adch thinks they
sonable.
Adrch does the of the republican party
promoting his unconscionabe of bargains He
demned by the whole of the from few besoed
parsans of the sandpae The New York Tribune for instance
although strict party organ prints this opinion the presidents
interference
o rebuke to delegation
enough ask him sustain them in their
but because 1t might cause some annoyance to certain interests IN tn
districts That paochasm unabahed Fortunately reflected
not share.
In point of congress
the and the will begin doubt leader
en in at;on % a we'll @ as " in m m % T anu
the change lies in the public conviction that the president truly
and petty nation demands
ship which national character and likely
confidence Unless
capable putting national above local considerations
The president the whip sentiment OF the country
supports the position he has assumed and the gives
and force Washington politicians SHE'D
disguise abandoned and congress is told
patter will play fair there will be another
The Call does believe that either
standpaes the plight Crocketts
They cali up their of adecves but
they will down.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
SomeDefectsof
Inland Water
| transportation

a of nd which 10
its by these
20 by
of
railways 200 miles; the Erie canal 33 miles, European canals
through the 800"
botfo
the lakes Ohio Mississippi freight
be shipped 80 miles for 300 miles
for dollar.
This IS old story, good another is told That
there is another story told fact that in
spite OF Mr. Thompson undsputed figures transportation
by does increase but rather dndes navigation
the the instructive decline
The chief defects of transportation are that
serves only local traffic and secondly that from great variety
OF be depended for uniform Some Of
the freeze winter and others shadows summer
There reaches of sho and defective
tion that makes the service
How far these difficulties be the question
There need be dispute te point transportation
cheaper than the land service Mr. Thompson that the rail
roads and the natural support of
this he quotes the conclusions the legislative committee
in these words:
waterways railways destined not 70
suppnt supplement the there
division of traffic To the railroad burdnsome
the heavy freghts of small value which
ported wher
than the
transportation gives profit to the railroads.
Here have definition clear and
railways and the
invariably the
improvement of parallel waterways.
1t here dispute the validity these CON
clusons 1t will be conceded that is the congress to
remedy climatic will permit defects
which hinder the development Of water transportation
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Letters From the People
JUSTICE OF INCOME TAX.

Editor Call: Allow me to add a few
remarks on the proposed income tax.
1t is surely not an experiment any
more, for in such countries as Ger
many. France and England it has
proved to be the most profitable and
reliable source of income. Its fairness
can not be questioned. for through its
working only the higher incomes ar-
affected. throwing its burden on the
rich and well to do people
In Germany every one whose income
is above a certain limit is legally
obliged to make out a statement Of his
or her net earnings during the wear
This statement must be sworn to before
the proper authorities
No one would dare make a false or
undervaiued declaration. for the direst
consequences would result In the first
place the offender would have to nav
heavy fine, and secondly, his forne,.
friends and associates would have
nothing more to do with him-he sim
ply would be ostracized by every one
Fruitvale. July q.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

the season in New York, with occa-
sional trips TO Atlantic City and other
places Of attraction for fasteners at
this time of the year. The attractive
bride will be the incentive for several
of the early winter affairs, and among
the first to entertain for her will be
Miss Helen Bowie. who intends to give
an elaborate tea as a sort of greeting
and to give the friends of the young
matron an opportunity of extending a
cordial welcome upon her returE
Captain Munger OF the United States
revenue cutter service and Mrs. Munger
have returned after two weeks trip
out of town and are at their home in
Clay street. Captain Munger was re-
tired from service July and is re-
ceiving letters of congratulation upon
the work. done during his Efficient ca
reer.
Miss Aida Ghirardelli has been pass
ing part OF the summer in the southern
part of the state. and during her stay
a. SANTA IottbdEd mas Deen entertained
in the delightful and informal manner
for which that city has gained a repu-
tation for hospitality.
One of the entertainments in anticf-
patton is the reception to be given early
in August in compliment to Mrs. Selden
Wright by the members of the Albert
Sidney Johnston chapter, U. d. c. An
Invitation has been extended to- the
officers OF the four chapters in the bay
cities. and more than 100 guests are
expected to attend the brilliant affair
which is announced for Saturday after
noon. August Z, and will be one of the
important social events of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kirk and Miss
Teresa L. Miller will leave in a few
days for European trip. They will
be away for several months. Kirk is
general counsel of the board OF trade
of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin B. Young have
returned to their home in Vallejo street
after trip through the northern part
of the state extending over several
weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
THE SMART SET :.

THE officers of the army and navy
are not only exceptionally good
hosts in town this summer-wit-
ness the Officers club at the Presidio and
the Army and Navy club in California
street-but they have been entertain
ing assiduously on board ship as well.
The topic of greatest Importance today
among the girls of the younger set is
the luncheon to be given at Mare island.
and about dozen girls are hidden
from the popular coterie in town who
have been attending the dances Among
| those who are to be in the luncheon
party this afternoon are Miss Innes
Keeney, Miss Claire Nichols and Miss
Eliza McMullin.
The Henry Clarence Breedens have
been enjoying a motor trip in the east
and through New England, and at last
account had returned to New York for
an indefinite stay They will return
here for the winter gayeties, however.
much to the qualification of their
friends in town, who had feared that
the attraction of social activity In the
eastern city would keep them away
for an indefinite time.
The William T. Sesnons are AZ their
country home in the Santa Cruz noun
tains, where they have been passing
the summer and have been entertain
ing their friends at a series of week
end parties. Among those who have
enjoyed the hospitality of this home
during the season was Hother Wis
mer, who has just returned to town.
and Frederick Maurer, who has been
out of town during the greater part of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport Bromfield
are anticipating with pleasure the ar
rival of their daughter. Mrs. Arthur
Judd Ryan, with her son, Roger Ryan,
who are expected within a few days
from their home in New York. Mrs.
Ryan and her son will be here for an
indefinite stay. and the time will be
divided between the family home at
San Mateo and this city, where they
have many friends.
Mrs. J. C. kirkpatrick and Miss SUI
zanne kirkpatrick are at the Fairmont
mer at their country home at Pleas
anton, where they have entertained
their friends almost constantly this
season. Miss kirkpatrick will not re-
main long in town, however, since she
will leave in few days for Befve-
dere, where she will be the guest of
Miss Maud Wilson for an indefinite
time. She will be in town this winter
with her parents. Colonel and Mrs
Kirkpatrick, at the Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BrickelI have
taken apartments at the Hotel Mon
roe, where they will remain during
the late season after a series of pleas
ant trips out of town.
Captain John A Lockwood. U. s. A..
is no longer at the Mt. TamaIpais
academy, but has gone to Denver for
recruiting duty. Captain Lockwood
has a host of friends in town who will
regret that his orders take him else
where. but are expecting that he will
be frequent visitor to this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lawrence
Murphy have returned from their
honeymoon tour of the east and are
established in their pretty home at
Cough and Vallejo streets Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy have been away for sew
eral weeks and have passed most OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

The Spanish ship of state seems to
have slipped its moorings.
The marriage of Nine Lillian Nor
dica and George w Young, multi
millionaire, appears to be an appro-
pirate combination of hard cash and
soft notes.
Bryan announces that he is going to
make his home. in Texas Perhaps he
considers that state more fitting
base for his operations as lone star
of the democrats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
THE SPANISH REVOLT
AGAINST MILITARISM

ME grave disturbances Spain primarily against
mlarsm against the oppressive which heaps
the people who are least able to bear them
strange and interesting complication that lies behind this
armed protest OF the industrial classes against oed military
in wherein they have By diplomatic
ment the European known the Agcas conven
ion lines laid down defining spheres influence to be
exercised by the parties dealing with Morocco convention
understood preliminary step looking ultimate
partition Of Morocco among the European powers sultan of
Morocco Mua Hafd bound maintain the OF the
convention but he wholly unable control his beous tribes
men, who have invaded territory allotted to Spain
the convention Spain therefore compelled hold ground
by armed force and the undertaking proves blood and
treasure.
Now, this convention among powers that be
without given opinion asked of the whom the
burden OF war must fall most heavily That what happens when
lords partition the earth among themselves The
condition not is fact logical development of mill
tarism praced Europe The only possible for
puory military the conscrpts
native land But the power which places the
tous and greedy rulers is certain be abused and that what
in Spain
The Spanish revolt against enforced military service to pro-
mote Individual ambitions perhaps political phenomenon
but natural logical feeling that make
recognized by all governments that maintain the system
The Associated Press dispatches thus describe the situation
in Spain:
The hostility Of the people the Moroccan which
plunged
mining undertaking The poorer classes from the regiments are
pay $500 is exempt military service
The has been by the mobilization
the Many the families
without of support other than what they themselves
coors They wandered distacdy about leading
however the decided the the
~Ses and e6n people came FORWARD " care f0f the unprotected
Spain has enough do home developing
poverty acts the people and vet the country
rich in natural resources The burden of war falls heaviest on
the poor The give their lives left to
OF war taxes falls heaviest always ON the
This Spanish be fought by the who
buy substitute What wonder there open rebellion against
such system? It is just revolt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
The lnsiIer
Eccenfricifies of
Artists AmuSinl

their fellow bohemans and the world at Especially
this been the rivalry formidable
Ion between the of aebag One such
the and Crafts club of Carmel recently
when Mary AUSTIN novelist ordinary with
golden hair ahanging down her back"
Not to be oudone, George Sterling the Immediately broke the
imeigh himself by taking
without which evening
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Roy Foiger Is Given
Setback at Carmel

et"aen al Sai"ei setback, experienced
such Carmel Flger
difficulty guest finally wke
odd Foge The
grip turned the lights and threw
half dollar
John Drew his society plays but undetuck
ordinary thank he received Thank good every
dollar I
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Could Not Stand
for the Dog, Too

Could ne kd stories hat nave oeen recording
of late inspired
TOT tne log 100 tell o
probably children
May has little dog of which fond
unruh and had impressed the chids mind
constantly upon her and peased whenever she did what
May told she without
course she forgot and after
ran out the front few down the discovered
her little at her heels
20 home FowzyF she cried threatening her with chaent
II ne did not obey Amt bad all
without having you tagging
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

plea in JUSTIFICATION OF bribery. On that sacred
sod where Calhoun by his own account
enlivened the proceedings of a duel on the
field OF honor by stump speech proclaiming
himself a hero-on that sacred field, we say,
where Calhoun fought for his honor and some
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Another Edi-
Tor $ Thumb
Ii Jeopardy

body blew off editors thumbthe only casuatythere
his pleading is without honor and eicits only contempt
It the unknde when the Memphis Commercial Appeal
discussing Caoun that he should not be prosecuted for
bribery because Hene paid 10000 by the for
other work has this o say:
will hardly opinion favorable to his by
printing the charges against Heney:
What true? What have these charges do with
the guilt innocence OF Calhoun?
Calhoun that Heny procured from private
OF prosecuting
this
themselves him, then he
But he do Has bette
roughly that Heny gter? Hney is not under
Indictment Calhoun
upon merits regardless the
o
inclined Heney CRATER Indeed,
he
the United Calhoun
Calhoun would
instead Of his this
The incident striking
by charging their
defense when
value the thing done by the character of those
false done Of
the cahe OF common honesty in politics and business
This Tennessee editor will be we'll advised keep his thumb
OF range That of straight talk ntoeable
point blank another stump
speech
Calhoun has loaded mails every editorial
America with his ridiculous special plea The Call
taken pains print fair representation replies and COM
ments We that Calhoun pleased with the response
C
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Infected Blankets as
Presents for Indians

| = -~-o
unpleasant nghbors
Uncle Sans bad his
the scrupulous good faith of the British
This reminds tradition the
rs still narrated along
struggling for northwest powerful
Indians in the vicinity what Fort Vancouver,
Indians the Hudson
day handsome pair OF blankets presented the hostile
few weeks there enough members
The blankets had belonged to who died Of smallpox
The Indian question apparently expeditions
methods oil
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

than the making OF tariff, to which a whole
special session of the national legislature has
been devoted.
Mr.. Thompson is especially strong in
figures and he sums his arithmetical 'conclu-
sons in this wise
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

amendment, free hides, ETC., they had placed
him under obligations which he should respect"
This statement fairly represents the Aid
rich idea and plan for making tariff. 1t is
a system of bargains and trades with which
principle has nothing to do 1t works on the
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

distressing the cvaly of the south should
turn shoulder Calhoun with
contumey dcule gentleman defendants
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Note and Comment

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, who in
herlts her fathers spirit of adventure,
IS going up in balloon. She prob
ably regrets that she will be unable
TO bring down a hippopotamus.
France is about to import $4,000
pounds Of poetry from Belgium, the
gilt OF Count Lowenspiel. 1t would
be interesting to know what value,
per pound, would be placed upon it
by Secretary ]. A. Filcher of the
state agricultural society.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

WASHINGTON dispatch to The Call says that Senator
~ Adrich inclined think that the president
sonabe holding that concedng corporation
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

O A THOMPSON Outlook urges on congress and the
country generally the improvement of the waterways of
-. America his opinion. of greater consequence
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Relates Mary Ausns bid for fame by appearing with
flowing outdone by George SterIing's Appear
and crafts reception in bare feet

eccentricities of the artists and
writer's forming the colony at Carmel
have often proved of the greatest
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lawrence
Murphy have returned from their
honeymoon tour of the east and are
established in their pretty home at
Cough and Vallejo streets. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy have been away for sew
eral weeks and have passed most of
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Young have
returned to their home in Vallejo street
after trip through the northern part
of the state extending over several
weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kirk and Miss
Teresa l.. Miller will leave in a few
days for a European trip They will
be away for several months Kirk is
general counsel of the board OF trade
of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

Captain John A. Lockwood, U. S. A.
is no longer at the Mt TamaIpai:
academy, but has gone to Denver fol
recruiting duty. Captain Lockwood
has a host of friends in town who viii
regret that his orders take him else
where. but are expecting that he will
be a frequent visitor to this city.