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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-05

flt1 LIE MglNFl4NA dOAAsANt
Washington Jan. THE house to-
day listened to the reading Of the
president special message in answer
TO a resolution concerning the basis
on which MI Roosevelt undertook to
critcise congress for the clause in the
sundry civil bill designed to curb the
activities of the secret service. While
donying any intent to insult congress
or its members MIR. Roosevelt reiter-
ates his declaration that the effect of
the clause complained Of was TO ham
per the administration of justice and
the detection of crime Tho work OF
the secret service is warmly com
mendcd and list of law breakers,
congressman and others, whose con
vction was obtained as the result of
the work OF chief Wilkes men is
cited ass showing the usefulness Of the
service. The president recommends
that the secret service be provided for
generously and reorganized as bu-
rcau OF the apartment OF Justice Mr..
Wilkie's work is praised and a sub
stantial Increase in his salary is rec
commended The president quotes the
Congressional Record as showing the
animus of the effort to hamper the
work of the secret service ana specil-
ically mentions several congressman
Who he says We're active in the pas
sage of the clause complained of. NO
honest man declares the president,
has any cause to fear the government
detectives The charge that the SER
vice was used for the purpose Of po-
litical espionage is specifically denied
The message was listened to in silence.
The president said:
The Presidents Message.
TO the House Of Representatives
have received the resolution OF the
house of representatives. OF December
~, 1908, running as follows.
Whereas, there was contained in
the sundry civil appropriation bill
which passed congress at it's last ses-
sion and became a law, provision
In reference to the employment OF the
secret service in the treasury depart
mcut, ana
Whereas, in the last annual mes
sage of the president OF the United
States to tho two houses of congress
IL was stated in rcfcrence to that pro-
vision 1T is not too much To say
That this amendment has been oi
benefit only. and could be- of benefit
only to the criminal classes and IT
Was further stated The chief arsu-
ment in favor OF the provision was
That the congressman did not them
selves wish to be Investigated bY Sc
crct service mon.' and it was further
stated But if this is not considered
desirable "a special exception could be
made In the laW, prohibiting the use
of the secret service force ln invest
satlug members of congress II
would itf far b4fttf IA do HIS than TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-05

SAN Fran iseo. Jan. 4-Three hum
dred cases OF ammunition for the re-
public of Salvador constitutes a large
rart af fh, cargo of thf parifir Mail
steamer san jose. which sailed todas
for Central American ports. The con-
sigument Is considered significant Nn
view Of the reports that another reso-
lution threaten s. lfador.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-05
Government Petition for Re-
hearing Turned Down by Su-
preme Court Case Goes
Back to Judge Lands.
DATE FOR NEW TRIAL
TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER

lny Mornina journal sDccinl .eased wir.l

tBy MnrninE journal special Heased WireI
Washinpton IAN. i-The 500 GOO !
non ei,,.. ,.,... ,,e ~. .,,l.,,.d ,ii .,,,,.
pahy VIII not De reviewed nH 'ne su-
prcme court of tho United states
The decision of the court TO this ef-
feet was announced boy chief Justice
RULER snon after the court convened
todaN. The casc 'ain' TO the court
on a petition MED bN the government
asking the court M ID pe4ition Tor a
writ oi ceitlorari &C. "'a p9 ill' rec
9't,e' fer ~ ''' ~.
cision OF the hliei -tttes circuit
court Of appeals for ne seventh CIR
cult by Which Judge l.andis original
decision imposing ilHv of $29.ooo'ooo
against the standard ON company Tor
accepting rebates trom the railway
companies was reversed IN tle sQ
preme court the case turned larseH
apon the right Of the court TO lhter-
lere I'm view OF the l"ct that th' case
had been passed. upon pN thecouit OF
appeals the government coh'endihg
for such privilege as a rlsht Wnlle II
was urged ia be@lai OF the OH coih-
pany that the prceedenls were an
against such At proceeding Lhe actl"h
.ot the court consisted IA the announce
ment that the government p'tiuoll
would not be granted. lh' ell''t Oh
this announcement VIII be 10 ieaNe
standing tho decision OF the court ol
appeals which was adverse 70 the
government ana favorable TO tle COM
pan.
Tine rDurt's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WAS the
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
SWEDISH PRINCE"
STILL IN PRISON
Vretrnan Unable to Raise Bail
and His Case Is Com
tinued

OAKLAND, May S--Becsuse Prince
Carl Walter vretman had no attorney
this morning. when arraigned in the
police court on a charge of paying a
dentist bill with a bogus check. he was
given q continuance. He will again
be hailed into the court Monday. when
the date Of his preliminary examination
win be set He win be represented
by Attorney Mervyn Samuels, whom
ne retained today.
The services Of a lawyer have not
assuzged the princes troubles, for he
is still in durance- HIS bond OF So geo
is not apparently forthcoming, and
unless Dr.. Percy d Gaskill- the com
pIainant, withdraws the charge Of
passing fictitious check, the Swedish b
scion will lay IN the city jail until bail
is produced.
The police say that DR.. GaskiH is
only one person who feels aggrieved
at receiving the ..prince'sT checks
Vretmsn has made no additional
statement since his arrest He stiIl
protests that his arrest is due 70 spite,
and points to the fact that while
charged with passing a check for s1s
he has tribe more than that amount
Of money in his possession The book
at the city prison records his prop
ertE. taken in the routine search from
his person. as s1s-75-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
CHINESE BROUGHT
IN BY TRAIN CREW
MongoIians Struggled in Dining
Car From Ell Paso to
Chicago

CHICAGO. May SIN connection
with the arrest at Fl Paso. Tex. Of
three members of a dining car crew
charged with assisting in the snug
Cling of Chinese into this country,
United States District Attorney Sims
stated today that between two and
three hundred Celestials had been
Brought from FL Paso concealed in a
dining car
Two Chinese a week were brought
TO Chieago,v said Mr. Sims
sOne crowd smuggied the Celestials
across the border. where. they were
turned over to the dining car crew.
This car made one trip a week and on
each trip carried two Of the Illegal
passengers, one concealed in the ice
chest and the other in linen press
The smugglers were paid four or
five hundred dollars by each Chinese
brought in and of this $50 went TO the
train crew The scheme has been
working for two or three years but
I believe we have now broken up the
traffic.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
THREE STORES TO BE CLOS sED IN SAN FR

Are going to withdraw their entire
business from this city on account OF
ex0rbitant rents asked downtown This
stock of over 500 pianos must be
placed Even II you are not ready for
a piano for years to come. this viii be
your chance TO come in and see vaat
YOU can do Grand pianos, formerly
sold for $500 TO $500. viii be sold for
less than one-haIf- Uprfghts. formerly
sold for $500. 5000 and 500. viii be
sold at one-haIf or one-third of New
pianos for $50 Used pianos worth 500
and more. from $40 TO $50. II you have
no money TO put into a piano at the
present time, and have rOOu 70 place
one. come IN and see about storing one
for rs until we can make turn We
must place them somewhere You will
find every make and grade OF piano
imaginable in this stock At least this
slaughter viii go on, and VIII continue
until we are so fixed that we will not
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
COMPANY

have 70 store and pay storage on them
We will rent pianos from 81 I'D, II you
don't want to buy The merchant VINO
has moved downtown in : = and .
paying three OF four times the rent
that he did before the earthquake has
only one OF three things left TO do
that Is 70 rob the pu0lic. bust or lose
money. This company 3 one or the
Oldest in this country. and doing the
best business. viii not put themselves
in position where they would have 20
do any OF these three things therefore
this is yOur opportunity. which may not
come again during your lifetime Call
and investigate even II you are not
ready and see what we can do for
YOU As soon as things are where they
-houId be- this company viii open the
faest house on the Pacific coast In san
ancisco. Heine Piano Co. 90S Van
Ness. al Ellis. 1855 Bush ST.. at Van
Ness: Oakland branch. SIS Twelfth 81,
corner Clay
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
TOWN OF NAPA DONS|
Her GAYEST ATTIRE
Decorations in Honor of the
State Convention of Her
mann's Sons
Isoeeial Dispctch TO The Cali

NAPA, May s.-The festivities con-
nected with the annual state conven-
tiou of the Hermann Sons will open
here on Sunday. when the annual
outing OF the singing societies of San
Francisco, Oakland. Napa, Sacramento.
san Jose and other cities will be held
at the East Napa park
The stores and streets OF Napa are
brilliantly decorated today with flags
and bunting in honor of the 1000 peo-
pie who are expected to come Sunday
and the 30e delegates from all parts
of California who will be here Mon
dav. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Grand President Charles Schmitt of
Sacramento viii call the state con-
ventfon TO order at 10 o'clock Monday
morning and the following other grand
officers will be IN attendance. Grand
First Vice President A. Graezzle of San
Jose. Grand Second Vice President J..
BrendeI Of Santa Rosa, Grand Secre-
tary E C. Bruegge OF San Francisco.
Grand Treasurer c. o. Wilkens of San
Francisco. Grand Conductor H Moret
of San Francisco, Grand Inside Guard
G. wesemaun of Oxnard, Grand Out
side Guard A BieI Of San Jose.
Important questions in the work of
the order will be settled at this con-
vention-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
CONTRACTORS ACCUSED
OF VIOLATING LABOR LAW
Prosecutor TO Ask Heavy Fine
as Penalty
[s9-ad D5s1os-E Z n can

sACRA3IE17TO- Nay G-District At
lurneJ Wachhorz1 and 4 delegation
from Tie bulding trades council have
decd 1ed upon Nay Is as the day on
Vrllch tc submit their evidence against
tce Cotton BrprEez. contractors be-
Eore Lee board o. supervisors AID ask
t1at t1ey 3e ac1udged g-flrv OF vieIat-
l1g re state eight hour laws After
TIE -1e1ce showing that z bOrers on
r1e Irper stockton roads we're worked
Overtime hzE been submitted 10 tbe
super E1sors- The district attorney VIII
demand rhat SO be deducted from the
coIEracL pr-ce Ter each man Who
worked over eight houEs-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
PROSPERITY IN WEST
RAISES PRICE OF GEMS
Diamonds TO Be Advanced
When Tariff Is Settled

NEW YORK. May s.-Because OF the
demand Of the west and southwest for
precious stones the prices OF diamonds
and pearls are 10 be increased soon
Prosperity in those sections is cred
tied by the Maiden Lane dealers with
causing them TO do 100 per cent more
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
"THE TEMPEST IS
GIVEN N OPEN AIR
Ben Greet and Players Present
ShakeSpezre's Play

7-l-a LEY Ma Before q large
lz-Ie-az u M Greek theater thIs
afuzr-1c-- s-0uE whon we're officers
B1 Greet zz5 lis @~ presented
r1e -supeL v1n Al aecompznt-
- " IL ri Howu Russian
syzphanE orcHes-z This Is the hrst
rfus that sEnEezez-e's play had
been a11sup1Hs n the open air the
ater and. ful1w-g \ Midsummer
SLghrs DrEm pr051ce6 last Satur-
day Eg- Uzs Eel received
Beside z EEs um5er Of residents
of tbs ctE an6 OzElznd many visit
orz rrou san F-zEsco crossed the
bay n E1Des TIE production
Tne usfc fncz5snrzz 70 the play
vas wEusn bF 81 Arthur Sullivan
f1- q Lo1Eon revival zn6 was 4 CON-
position win whiEh TIE Russian
e-c1esI-z has Nh przzse Among the
-o1zbIe sslecEUas we're Tschziko~
ru-a and GAzoznoE'z Isle OF Love"
IS a. tuE1uze
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Lords
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end 0-hEE
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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
0SBURN'S HISS
DRAWING CARD
FOR RMRS.EVANS
Former Wife OF Naval COnstruc-
tor Closes Vallejo Engage
menf With Packed House
Board Of inquiry IS Still Taking
Testimony Abort That
FatefU. CsreSs
ISeeaa Dzsz-1t II TIE Call

-EEC--- Ll-E-ClCE ~ i ~ Ill
Vallejo nay S-The hoard Of in
euEv t-a- hss lree- s5rlEg for the last
70 5arz hearing ez55ezce thar Naval
Cons r-etor Evans hss presented
aga1nz- L1eurauaar -Boy- OSburn for
caress-rg EFals' vie Al the Evans
boze On Ear= island seems 70 be as
far from closing up rs business as II
Vas week ago F-n2 eveE fndics-
roz 4 VIII De a-o1har week before the
has--g w-U cone 70 an end
LAe--ana1- Cs51-a's Ersr witness was
placed Oh the sand ro5zv II the person
~ walter Thnznrsa-- q San Francisco
new pe-mzn wa LIS been a life
lo-e c--ens of Csa1nz
HAED sEREANT TO TESTIFY
a Sudec, wa has bsez employed
y ua56 IL ras Eszns ho-sehoia for
ssva-a- -1ourhs 3 eZpacred ID raks the
sz-5 Tuesday u1mmg II behalf o.
E-aus Eer -as1mn1y VII ba weighed
~ -ha board As sh= = one ef Evans
tsss- Witnesses
CLOSES HEB E-szz A sc EEsT
rs 1-auts EEErs. c1-uA- wife OF
Lhs naval c1ns---c1o-. clEsssd this even
tnr ons of -he =az susoeszt1I weeks
engagement tLa- zEy actress has ever
er5cye5 here llrs EvEns has been
FIsz--g 20 pacEH5 h15zs= every night
t-ts week Tu-zgn1 baeEg her last per
f1r-ance seemed ts SET rhe society Of
TeLs12 V--d IS ChsE tEEnad out in full
Force and accorded hH- great ovation
B1CE-e-s ~ rDss were presented 70
le- ever cas tDuLKEE n such guam
ElsS -LE- LEuz-EE- IS IsEElE1 was com
pLe5 % e E eZEeSs wagon 70
c1-TeT CLzD % her rD@z
KAY RETTEE N JZLE
u Is =Epec1ed thaE W-z Evans viii
reUz 70 vallejo ~ h-st weeE IN
aLy f1- rerZrn eLEzEzDeur Her
fc-EE husband and BIS friends are
LErE -Letr influence win Mana ger
1E1s=Ez1 70 rzrslzEE LE not 70 allow
ArE Erans 10 rscEz
1LrS- EUzns sid h- children have
been -1Eerhe- ear s1Lar10on and IL Is
VIII deepest EaEeE thzr she leaves
Vallejo
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

PHYSICIAN DIELBerkeley May s--Dr
Fred Augustus Carter, who has lived In this city
for year. died this morning at bis home, 1885
Frsuctsco street He a native Of Canada
and Sc years Of age The body viii be shipped
TO sutton province OF Quebec, Can, for inter
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
WOMAN. AGED rs YEARS,
FIGHTS TWO POLICEMEN
Aged Amazon Attempts to
Brain PatroIman

Mrs Mary Murphy. 75 years old, was
arrested al her home, III Guerrero
street yesterday afternoon BY Police
men Eerve and Egan on charge OF
disturbing the peace When she saw
he two pelicerner she seized a pick
handle snG tried 70 brain them with
Ii. but was quickly overpowe-ed- An
addfrfa1zI charge OF battery was
Booked sEzf1sr her al the city prison
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Market at 4th
ard Oakland Il BfsshszgtOs sns 1Its
Make Comparisons

Compare our Suits with any Of
fered elseWhers-see how much better
they look Examine the workman
ship and you viii find our values from
SO 20 SIS greater than any others
This we guarantee
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Shirt Waists
$500 and sl.5o

Two remarkable values in new waists;
both tailored and trimmed lingeries; several
pretty models at each price; all sizes In each
style. Easily worth from SOC to 75c more
than prices named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

WILL RETIRE FROM MINIsTRY-Pe5a-
luna May S-Rev. Bfr. Rathbun- who has
been instrumental in organizing and maintaining
the Congrega ational church az Cotau has re
signed he pastorate and VIII retire from the
ministry He viii reside on a ranch he has
purchased.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

Swedish electricians are experiment
ing with q transmission cable In which
a hemp core takes up the strain uni
forulIy
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
CASHIER OF DEFUNCT
BANK GAINS RELEASE
Charges Of EmbezzIement Are
Dismissed Agains. DabOvitch
I SD Di1pcich 10 The Can

JACKSON. Nay S--Peter Dabovitch
cashier OF the defunct Suffer Creek
hank VIII not be tried again on
charges growing out OF the failure Of
that institution
When zrralg gre1 today the two
charges OF embezz leueur remaining
against hlru were dismissed and Dabo-
vich was released
Jackson Dennis, president Of the
hank Is now serving a term IN the
peuzrenrfzrT for WreckinE the bank
0zbovfch was tried recently. but the
furv 6tsa greed The district attorney
was unable 70 get new evidence
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

business in precious stones IN April
than during the same month last year
A leading importer IS quoted as say
ing that when the tariH question Is
settled there viii be an Increase IN
the price Of diamonds at least
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

PROFESSOR sTRATToE's ADDRESS s-Berke-
W. Nay s-'-Ths Fighting lnSttner has been
znrclnesz Is tie subject - The ANIMAL address
hefarr the PM Beta Kappa society. which VIII
- delivered in the Philosophy building Tuesday
sfrernoou at = 0'sdock bT Prof George n
strattou - the department u psychology Ct
- s1liyg-EiTs
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Silk Skirts Free

The timely hundred of those famous So silk
skirts enables continue the presentation OF silk skirt free
another This splendid silk skirt which
are anxious realize its sterling value
every shade as well as black
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
MOTHERS DAY AT GENITAL czuzcz-

Lincoln post G. A. 2. and LtneoIn Relief
corps wiz observe n0thers' day with apDro-
pirate services this evening at the Csatral
Methodist Episcopal church. IN 0'Farreu street.
near Franklin The pastor 0f the church a
veteran OF the civil war VIII give the address
on ..IOyaI Women Of War Time Special ma-
sic viii be rendered bT the Central choir The
public i invited
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Special Sale
Trimmed
Hats
==---=-== ==--=-==
$3.50

For a strong spe-
cial we have select
ed a number of beau
tiful hats from our
regular $50, So. SO
and $1,000 lines of
dress and tailored
hats which we will
place on special sale
tomorrow and Tues
dav at So. so.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Battenberg Coats
Refused from 81
SIS, $50, S35 to ~

Beautiful silk Battenberg coats and eapes
long. medium and short-ined with the
finest peau de sole, silks and satIns; richest
effects; elaborately trimmed; beautiful de
signs. Reduced regardless of cost to so.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
notice to Those Having Room. to Let

4 small ad inserted at small expense
n vou in The Call will surprise you
with the results II viii bring Phone
Kearny SIS and an "ad man" Will call
Pant that vacant room
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Market at 4th
zss O1kLzs5 II WIssksngtos ard 11ts
Our Free Alterations

Although we make no charge for
alterations no pains or expense IS
spared TO have the fl Of your gar
nent absolutely perfect
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

A-o-sa. E-- ~ Ea1las------A a-Itou Ausn
F-oz-e--- tha 1EEfz tlzs u Milan
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

Again we are able to offer astomsh-
ing values at S25 New arrivals;
midsummer styles; prettier than any
we have yet received. Suits for
which you would willingly pay more.
These high grade suits at $25 have
done all kinds of good advertising for
US. Ladies who are wearing them are
delighted with the way they hold
their shape Their many words of
praise bring hosts of others. We are
enthusiastic about the values, and so
viii you be when you see them. Silk
skirts free with your suit this week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

AHea--a- - iHaaaz alz us~P.ag dlEs.-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
Sample the Budweiser at earkIey's
TAFT BACK TO CAPITAL

YURLaNGON, VT, July S.-l.eav-
ing Burlington tonight after a day of
activity President Taft will be back
IN Washington tomorrow. The Presi-
dent was met here with an escort of
troops, and taken TO tae amphithea-
ter, where an elaborate program vas
carried out. A banquet at the Uni
Presidents participation in the Lake
Champlain tercentenary 10 a close.
but he festivities will be continued
tomorrow on a smaller scale at Isle
ia Mott.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS

STOCKHOLM, July S.-Distin-
suished medical men of many nations
gathered In Stockholm today and
convened the International Anti-Tu-
%berculosis Congress. A world wide
warfare on the dread disease is en-
pected to result from the conference,
which will continue through three
days.
The United States Government is
represented at the Congress by Medi-
cal Director j. G. Wise Of the navy.
DIR, Wise will also attend the confer
enCe on leprosy to be held at Bergen
next month.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08

For young girls just entering woman.
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How To preserve health and beauty is
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'nx 0,iv: IN cloth binding 81 amp
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
SOOTHING STANDS AS HIGH. as a rcmrd,

Tor every WOniliily atiinrIt,
aS DR.. l'Icrce's Favorite
Prescription. Its the onIv
medicine Tor woiatn certain
In its effects. 1T contains no
alcohol or ha bit-forming
drugs and has its ingredients
pr ntod on the bottle,
wrapper and attestcd under
oath.
" Favorite Prescription" Is
invigOrating. restorative
tonic. sOoth ug and
nervine. and
IA complete cure tor all the
functional arrangements,
painful disorders. and
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids for the repairs to be
made on the front of tie building
now occupied by Jos. Smyth's cloth
ing store will be received at the Of
flee of the county clerk. on or before
the hour of 10 o'clock on the I'd day
OF August, 1899. Plans and specifi-
cations of the work to be done can
be secured from the county clerk at
his office. T.. o. PATTERSON,
u I'd County Clerk.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids to furnish and lay in
laid linoieum on the floor of the JUS
tice Court room in the county build
ing in the City of Carson City will
be received at the Office of the county
clerk on or before the hour of 10
o'clock a. III. July 20, 1909. Bidders
must furnish samples of material to
be used and a check for ten t10) pc"
cent of the amount of the bid must
accompany the same. Plans and
specifications for the work may be
secured from the county clerk at his
office. L. O.. PATTERSON,
J7td County Clerk.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
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