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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

BUSINESS PERSONALS
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takes minute 10 adjust them. l have made
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one make l use the purest human hair,
free from mixture dyes. ! make them TO
dress in sny style. Private genflemen's wig
department upstairs. Mr.. Lederer in charge
LADIES DEPARTMENT GROUND FLOOR.
Large stock Of switches, pompadours etc. on
hand. @. LEDERER, 227i California ST.
near Webster. Mail orders receive prompt
attention. Established 1868
POISON oak killed by one or two applications OF
Combs Lotion II used in time; try il Toe per
bottle; druggists or manufacturer. 524 3Ist
St. Oakland. Cal
A. o. HOOPER & CO.
Remove moth, warts, moles. freckles and super
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specially $50 Market; phone Kearny, 1929.
MRS HARTMAN. graduate masseuse: scientifc
treatment for nerve and stomach trouble: phys
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USE Bassetts, the original native herbs. for
rheumatism, constipation 20 tablets for 25c,
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ELECTRIC vibration health movement and scaIp
treatment MRS l.. JOHNSON OF Oakland
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UEcALLED for suits overcoats and trousers At
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PRINCE RUPERT. B. c.
Prince Rupert; terminus Grand Trunk Pacific;
first official auction sale Of lots commences
May % at Vancouver. B. o.; terms. quarter
cash For maps, etc. write c. ID. RAND
agent for government and railway. yancou-
yer. B. g.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE


BARGAIN at s10.0O0-This beautiful home must
be seen to be appreciated Telephone Kearny
975 and get particulars
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 81s-s24 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

SUNSHINE VALLEY COLONY.
THE HEART OF THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY
Small irrigated farms: limited number of
all improved. ready TO live on, money making
farms: steam and electric railroad: alfalfa
peaches figs bumper crops: small payments
everybody making money; $50 and up an acre
including water. EDWARDS. REED &
BRADY 245 Montgomery ST.
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Full particulars w. X. JENKINES San Jose
Cal, or Pacific Realty Information Bureau 40e
Metropolis building, san Francisco.
GOLD, amalgam. rich ore bought cash: ASSAY
ing soc. Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 9Th ST. mr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
ALAMEDA HOUSE KEEPrNG ROOM
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

81. .650-Easy terms: you can't duplicate this
bungalow for S3. 600; large rooms and recep-
tion hall; very complete in every way: swell
paneling linen closets. Deasy heater. etc. =
block on earlines. minutes 10 18th st. and
Broadway. 3 minutes walk to train station.
See owner PIP Fruitvale av
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

FURNISHED house at Ross. beautifully located:
station; . sleeping rooms; $50 per mo. for
summer Box 1T40. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
MARIN COUNTY HOUSES TO LET

FOR sale-Two room modern houses: good 10
cation: terms Address owner. pos Peralta
av.. Fruityale: phone Merritt 3131.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21

CLARK. cANDIoN TRUSS co. specialists; trus
dtting; lady att. 125S 6. 6. sF. NJ. Fillmore
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
Plan Defense to
Convict Clayton
County Attorney Whitney Hopes
Mans Own Witness Will Give
Damaging Testimony.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, April s.-(Specisl Tele-
gram.)-That County Attorney L.. G. Whit
ney hopes 10 convict Red" Clayton of the
murder of Mel Powers on the testimony of
the witnesses for the defense was made
evident this afternoon when he %unexpect-
edly rested the states case with the evil
dence of Al Sheeler. The sudden move
OF the prosecutor took the defense una
wares and its attorneys asked for a re-
cess. Attorney Sargent moved that the
case be taken from the jury and dismissed,
but the motion was overruled by Judge
Oliver. In the cross-examination of VIII
liam A, CCripple) Johnson, the prosecution
brought out several damaging admissions.
John Craig, one OF the jurors, because of
the death of his brother, was excused from
duty, and by mutual consent the case will
be decided by eleven Jurors.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
Suit Against
Tobacco Trust
Independents Ask Damages Because
of Alleged Monopoly in
Lioorice.

CINCINNATI, o., April 9-Testimony wa
heard before Special United States Com
missioner Bruce here today in the suit o.
several so-called independent tobacco com
panies against the American Tobacco com
pany for $4,000 damages. The slit wa
brought in the United States circuit courl
for the southern district of New York, ano
dispositions necessary to be taken here
brought the case to Cincinnati.
Tie United States Tobacco company ano
the Larus Tobacco company of Richmond
Va, and the Leissert Bros. Tobacco com
pany of st. Louis are the plaintiffs. The
McAndrews-Forbes company of New York
]. S. Young company of Baltimore and the
American Tobacco company Itself, of which
other companies named are alleged to be
component parts, are the defendants.
TIL plaintiffs claim that by reason OF
the tariff on licorice during 1903 and 1904
thew were unable to get licorice at any
price without signing an agreement with
the ]. s. Young company to buy at a price
above it's actual value; that without licorice
they could not manufacture the kings OF
tobacco they were engaged in making, and
that by reason of the excessive price they
were compelled to pay they suffered dam
ages to the extent of 10000, for which they
demand compensation OF $4,000 under the
terms of the law.
The hearing was concluded late In the
afternoon. Upon the case several other
suits against corporations alleged to be In
restraint of trade are said to depend.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10

the winter months and attributes his pres
ent good condition to this fact.
Pueblo Chieftain: Swift, the big south
paw, secured from the ST. Louis American
club, arrived I'm Pueblo yesterday after
noon, and while he witnessed the massacre
by the Indians at Selee park, he did not
appear IN uniform. Swift Is one of the
most perfectly constructed hall players ever
seen 'in these parts" He is a big, healthy
looking blonde, stands six feet one in his
base ball shoes and tips the scales at D5
pounds. II is all bone and muscle, too
mostly the latter. Swift was one of the
leading twirlers in the New York State
league last season. He has a world OF
smoke and has perfected the spit ball"
He has been playing professional ball for
three years, making good from his first
tryout with the Wilkes-Barre team.
Denver Republican: 1t appears that in
Woolums, the youngstnr who is playing
with Cassady's aggregation, Denver is de-
veloping a promising young player. On
Saturday Woolums was stationed In the
outfield. where he failed to show up, ex-
cept with the bat, but yesterday he was
right at home at first base and handled
himself in fine style. Woolums is a fast
~youngster, who knows a whole lot about
playing the initial bag. and he hits welL
Last summer Manager Fox of Lincoln kept
him on the pay roll for some time, to be
used in case Thomas might be put out Of
business through an injury, and Billy
thinks the boy is bound to make good.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
FURAY EFFECTS SAVING.
ENEMIES CLAIM CREDIT
sum Of $4,000 Melted City by Treas
urer and Council in Ignorance
Until Deed Accomplished.

City Treasurer Furay was the most sur
prised man in Omaha when he read in
the local democratic paper that the demo-
cratic city administration by buying back
a bond issue, had effected a great saving
to the city of Omaha. the saving being
zone of many similar acts by the present
democratic city administration to save
money wherever possible"
The facts are that the democratic coun-
ell had nothing whatever to do with the
saving, but that II was effected wholly by
the republican city treasurer. After the
saving was effected and all the work done
Mr.. Furay tcld the finance committee of
the council about it and had considerable
trouble in making the members understand
how il was done.
Bonds in the sum Of $i5. 500 were issued
for street Improvement work last year TO
run two, three, four, five, six. seven. eight
and nine years, and to be taken up when
property owners paid their assessments.
Assessments are divided into ten yearly
installments. but due to republican pros
perity most Of the property owners paid
their entire assessment in one lump sum.
AS a result the city had the money on
hand with which to retire the bonds inn
mediately and save the iz per cent inter
est.
Buyers of bonds generally will not release
them before maturity, but the condition
of the bonds, their termination at odd
times. made them more or less undesir-
able for the buyers, and Mr. Furay sue
ceeded in getting them back. A saving
of about $500 was effected.
Not a member of the democratic coun-
ell knew a thing about the transaction
until IL was completed and not a member
had anything to do with IT, All the coun-
ell did was TO approve the action of the
treasurer. but this was sufficient ground
for the democrats to blazen forth that they
had made a fine stroke and saved the eily
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
Mostly Base Ball
Gossip of the Players Of the
various Teams in the Enlarged
western League.

IsbeIl played first base for the White
Sox against his own team at Wichita sun
day and assisted in giving them a hard
beating.
Rumor has il that Pa Rourke is trying
to get White, who played first for Denver
last year. White is quite a favorite around
Omaha and Pa might do worse.
Says the Topeka State Journal: wichita
fans are disappointed because Babe Towne
has reported to Sioux City. Wichita was
after the big catcher. but couldn't land
him.
WEIGH has had so few chances since he
has been moved TO the sun garden that It
will do on that side. II should be better
for him. however, because of the shorter
throw,
Kid Gonding is anxious TO ger into the
game. but Captain Franck wants the
youngsters TO get all the work possible dur
doughnuts Gonding will do most of the
work after the. regular season starts. stolen
bases were few off Cadman Thursday.
LeBrand has been moved to first base
and Long Bath has been shipped back to
the farm. Pa Rourke told Bath that who
made a mistake-that what he needed was
a job where he could go to work. LeBrand
plays first in fine style and his foot work
Is quite In contrast TO any which has been
seen around first this year.
Pueblo Chieftain: George Hogriever. who
will likely lead the Indians this season, ar
rived in Sunville yesterday morning and al
at any time last season. George was a
trine overweight last season, hut he il
now "a few pounds lighter than when he
left here and will take off several more
pounds during the training season. Ho-
griever has been playing basket. ball during
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
Tramp Poisoned
by Hand Out
Member of Cooks Union Stricken
After Eating Jelly Given Him
by Woman.

7PITTSBURG, Kan, April 9.-Poisoned 10y
the food he begged at the door OF a kindly
faced country woman was the fate OF C.
Davis. who died at the police station here
today. Davis, who had a passbook showing
hat he was a member OF the Cooks union
of Des Molnes. Ia, arrived here %penniless
The police saw him slip from a freight
train on the outskirts OF town and planned
TO watch him. Last night a patrolman
found Davis at the depot supposedly drunk
He was taken TO jail.
Shortly after being placed in the jail eorri-
dor Davis called 20 the chief that he was
III and said that he had eaten a piece OF
bread upon which jelly had been spread
by a woman whom he had asked for some
thing to eat.
city Physician Boyle was called and
pronounced Davis" trouble ptomaine pois-
oning. ptomaine presumably having been in
the Jelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
ORIGINAL OF MORMON BOOK
Reformed Church Said to Have Man
uscript of Oliver Cowdery.
DICTATED BY JOSEPH SMITH
Was Used by Committee In
Getting Out New Edi-
tiOn of the
Book.
BY JOSEPH SMITH

LAMONT, Ia, April 9.-(Speclal)-The
second days session of the general con-
ference of the Reorganized Church OF Lat
ter Day Saints was taken up mostly In the
reading OF reports from officers ana COM
mittees. The most important was perhaps
the report from the committee which has
recently. supervised a new edition OF the
Book of Mormon. This work has been spe-
cially valuable to all Latter Day Saints,
because they have used as their guide the
original manuscript in the OF
oliver Cowdery and Mrs. Joseph Smith,
wife of the translator.
The story of the witnesses in corrobora-
ton of Joseph Smiths own story was to
the effect that he was divinely assisted In
the translation of the plates found, and as
the words were given to him he dictated
to Cowdery and the latter wrote them. 1t
is this manuscript which is in the possess
sion of the Reorganized Church of Latter
Day Saints. and the committee which lately
got out the new edition used it in COM
p~arison with other editions of the book.
At the meeting President Smith took a
seat among the delegates and the business
was in charge of his two counsellors. He
himself came in late and taking the floor
he made certain resolutions in regard to
IulcS VI OIuGt diu uCboNts Ab "oS NNN
tanned unanimously by the conference.
One of the characteristics of these con-
ferences is the fact hat no preference or
partiality is extended even to the leading
men of the church and in today's session
Chairman Fred NJ. Smith figuratively 'sat
down on a couple of men who were not
proceeding In order. Last year President
Smith wished TO enter debate on a certain
subject and was compelled 70 keep his seat
for a whole afternoon because he was not
equal to the occasion in getting recognition
on account of slownes IN rising, and not
until another delegate moved to give Presi-
dent Smith the floor did he have a chance
to make his speech. This spirit Of demoo
racy is universal among the members and
delegates.
Last night Elder L. w. Greene. minister
i'm general charge in the eastern states and
part of Canada, preached in the auditorium,
and this morning Elder Paul NJ, Hanson.
formerly missionary to Australia, now of
Sioux City, Ia, was the speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
FANS WANT DAVIS TO LEAD sOx
Send Petition to COmiskey Urging
His Appointment.

Despite President Comiskey's announce
ment that petitions will not be considered
when II comes to naming the man whom
he has picked to succeed Fielder
Jones as manager of the SoX, friends of
George Davis are circulating a petition
asking the master of the SoX TO appoint the
veteran infielder TO the vacant manage
ment as soon as ne is convinced II is a
petition follws:
we the undersigned, wishing to show our
esteem for the White sox and their presi-
dent. and with the understanding of the
general base ball public hat Fielder Jones
Is not to return to the management of the
White Sox for 1909. do herein ask you in
your deliberations to consider for the man
agement a man who is without a peer, who
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
Killing MUST RAY TO RETURN VOW
VIII BE Asked for Price Of Catcher



There is another reason why Johnny
Killing, the star catcher of the Chicago
Nationals probably will not play with the
team this year. He will be asked for 81 900
in cash IL he changes his mind and wants
to come back.
Here is what the Chicago Tribune say
on the subject:
1T will cost Johnny Killing $1,000 Of the
salary for which he Is signed with the
Chicago club II he changes his mind and
wants to play with the Cubs this year
after all, according to a statement issued
recently by President Murphy. The Cub
magnates explained that $1,000 represented
what It had cost the club to get Tom Need
ham In exchange for Pitcher Liese and
thereby protect the catching department
in Kings absence.
Killing signed a three-year contract last
year. said Mr.. Murphy. and should nave
thought of his business interests before he
pledged himself to continue playing for us.
/ don't think there can be any sympathy for
a contract breaker among people whose
opinions are worth considering.
Having his signed contract, we de-
pended upon him until his telegram to
Frank Chance, replying to one asking him
to report for practice, announced his inten-
ton to stay in Kansas City. We protected
the club the best we could by getting
Needham at a cost of $1,000 in addition to
Pitcher Liese, and now II Killing changes
his mind about becoming a contract jumper
1t IL only just to expect him to reimburse
the club for the expense his indecision has
cost. He need not buy a ticket to Chicago
to report unless he is prepared to do So :"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
White sox.
DIETz CLUB TALKS OF PLANS
New Organization Meets Tonight to
Discuss Quarters.

A meeting Of the member of the newly
organized Dietz club is called for this even
ing at the old club house Of the Dietz
Athletic association. When the old club
went out of existence the club house and
improvements on the grounds were turned
over to the c. n. Dietz Lumber company
and the lumber company assumed all the
Indebtedness of the club.
The Dietz club, which was formed last
Sunday, has bought the old club house and
win move it 10 the new land on the lake
front. Additional buildings will be put up.
as well as a wharf and boat houses. The
club starts under the most favorable
auspices, as the ground proposition at the
new location has been taken care Of and
the members will have to provide for the
moving OF the house and new buildings
only.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10

O~olIeEisns wiz Play their First
Game T0day.

New men are being worked for other
positions and are fairly successfully. APP
parently, the batteries will be above the
average in Bellevue. but they may fail to
get the necessary support. The pitchers
are doing satisfactory work. Gilman can
always deliver the goods in any am
Roach. n new man IL showing In good style
Of game already. stark, the big pitcher
q the staff. has them all beaten for speed.
Manager Jones has the diamond in the
best OF condition. The squad has been
practicing upon Il all tho week and will
play there the rest OF the season.
Arrangements have been made to play a
game with Fort Crook at least once a week.
This will prove a great benefit 10 sne
plays today its first practice game OF ball,
the opponents being the nine representing
the Omaha school for the Dnaf and Dumb.
The game will be played on the Bellvue
diamond. This game will be a good
c%riticiou OF what the Bellevue team can
do in the base ball race OF the state col
lege this spring.
While the team has had too litth practice
vet to play anywhere near the game II VIII
put up in another month, nevertheless II
he a chance to Judge the abilities OF the
new men. Captain Cassidy will not be IN
the game today. He has been in poor
health since spring vacation and has not
returned from his home in Plattsmouth.
Everybody In missing. Bill Maruei, VINO
held down second base for three years.
Mccormick seems to be the man in line
for the place at present. While ne can
play q good snappy game. No II veVofsh
OF the team that will aid greatly in
whipping the college men into shape.
The first trip will be a run into iowa,
when on the 18th Bellevue plays TABOR
aud On the 18th Amity.
The Omaha Young Mems Christian as
sociation Is working up a track meet TO De
heidi between Bellevue and the Omaha
Young Mems Christian association ana
omaha High school for Thursday, April
Is. The object Of the meet is to aid
in paying for the new Young Mems
rshristian association park, which is now
being built by Cutoff lake. The meet WIZ
be = welcome one to the Bellevue track
team. II is getting in some good practice
since vacation. as the weather now per-
mlts practice on the outdoor track. II ap-
pears that the track team has a better
Glance of winning meets this season than
the base ball team has Of winning the state
championship. Captain Templin has the
material at his disposal to make a realy
first class track team. One track man,
Churchill. will not be in school the rest
~ the year. He was making good at the
hurdles and was needed there. lie was also
lie will be back again mkt fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10

GunthrOpe Fails to Please Denver
Writers-Of Churse,

EANtfh-OI OUUEAG
]. T. Gunthorpe, new half owner OF the
Denver team, is already in straits with
the Denver sporting writer's, or rather.
some of them, and this, in spite of the
fact that he has put aside the old Tebeau
policies which we're so unpopular in Den
yer, and has already spent 5000 for new
players since he bought the team.
The trouble between Mr.. Gunthorpe and
the dopsters is because the owner of the
Denver team thought 1t would be better
for the team and its chances OF winning
a Western league pennant to have the team
do Its spring training in Kansas and the
Missouri valley. Following out this policy,
Denver did not have any members of the
regular team on han to play the Chicago
White Sox when they arrived in Denver
but sent in a Yannigan team, composed of
youngsters and semi-pros. This second
team won one of the games from the White
Sox, but that did not appease the dopsters.
who have not had a chance to lay their
peppers on the new men who have been
this spring. These recruits have all
reported to the team in Kansas and all
the line the Denver fans have on the team
are simply what may be Cleaned from the
reports which ave gone back home. Fine
weather has been met with in Kansas and
the Missouri valley, and the Denver team
Is a big winner on its training season.
whereas other teams which stayed at
hons to save expense are big losers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10

organize this spring and that their uni
forms will be for sale.
II IL the intention OF Manager Sage 10
play most OF his games at home, but he
says he is willing to exchange games with
any Of the better teams in the state. Sun.
day the Florence team will play a practice
game at Twenty-first and Charles street
with the Rangers and a week from Sunday
will play the Ideal Hustlers at Council
Bluffs. Managers desiring games with
the Florence team should address Harry
Sage, 1876 North Seventeenth street or tele.
phone Douglas 1851 or r 1884.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10
COMES WOW THE WHITE sOX
One of COmiskey's Teams VIII Play
the ROurkeS.

One of the White Sox divisions will ar
rive i'm Omaha for a game at Vinton Street
park will the Omaha team today and
another Sunday. OF this band Altrock, the
big southpaw who made himself famous
In the struggle of 1906, when the SoX,
largely because of his superb pitching, won
the American league pennant and the
worlds series from the Cubs. Altrock had
a two-season slump and now he is coming
back again to the great form Of 1906
Mike Welday, once with Des Moines, Is
with the SoX, and so is Payne, the old De-
troit catcher and Bader of last years Des
Moines team.