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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
Death of Justice Peokham.

Rufus w. Peckham, II, associate justice
of the United States supreme court, died
Saturday night at his summer home in
Altamont, Albany county, New York,
from a complication of diseases after an
illness of several months. He was born in
Albany and was admitted to the bar in
1859 after studying law in his father s
Office. He was a Democrat and for years
was interested in politics in New York
state. He served as district attorney for
Albany county, corporation counsel for
the city of Albany, member of the SUI
preme court of the state and associate
justice of the state court of appeals. He
was the last of President Cleveland's
Democratic appointees to the supreme
bench. Cases involving the rights Of
corporations received especial consider
alton by Justice Peckham, and he was
the author of some of the courts most
noteworthy opinions OF recent date along
this line. Among them may be mentioned
the case of the Consolidated gas company
of New York, in which he held that while
rates fixed by the legislature must al
low fair return on investments, federal
courts could not interfere to declare them
invalid unless they were so unreasonably
low as to be confiscatory. One result of
that decision was to cause the return of
several million dollars to consumers of
gas in New York city. Several of Mr..
Peckham's corporation decisions dealt
with the Sherman antitrust law as APP
piled to railroads. These included the
joint traffic and the Missouri cases.
in both of which he held the law to be
applicable. He also prepared and de-
livered the opinion of the court in the
case of Attorney General Young of Min
nesota, in which it was held that the
federal courts could interfere with the
execution by the state courts of an I'M
constitutional state law.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
w0rId,s Fastest RUNNING L4or.s.

Salvador the fastest running race horse
the world has ever known, died at the
Elmendorf farm Of James B. Haggin Of
New York at Lexington, KY, Saturday.
Salvator's worlds record was 1851,
made in 1890 in going against time to
beat the record OF 1881. He was foaled
in 1885 and was by Imp. Prince Charlie
out Of Salina by the great Lexington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
Now Haven and Boston q Maine Merger

The long-talked merger of the New
York and New Haven and Boston and
Maine railroad companies, consolidating
under one control the two leading trahic
lines of New England has been finally
accomplished. The merger was effected
through the organization of the Boston
Holding company, so-called, incorporated
under the laws OF Massachusetts,. 1t is
really an absorption by the New Haven
OF the Boston and Maine
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
Responsibility Resting on United States
Supreme Court.

responsibility Resting on United States
Supreme Court.
The death of Justice Peckham of the
United States supreme court will call
attention once more to the part Presi-
dent Taft may play in determining the
future course of federal power through
his power of appointment to the supreme
bench. Chief Justice Fuller, Justices.
Harlan and Brewer already have passed
the age of retirement. Justice Moody
who is slowly recovering from severe
illness at his home in Haverhill and who
will be unable to return to his seat for
some time to come, is the only member
of the body under so years of age. 1t is
probable that in the next few years of
this and the succeeding administration,
the interpretations of constitutional law
by the supreme court will be second in
importance only to those preceding the
civil war. A responsibility greater than
that of legislators rests on this tribunal
and indirectly on the president, in whose
hands rests the power of appointment
TBoston Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
THE WORK OF THE THOMPSON TRUST
Total Amount Available Batteboo for Year After Paying Taxes
Was $50 24S5-Anayss Of the Sums Expended-Work Hin
deEed by irresponsible Statements

the same tale of lives needlessly cut off
With the help now available in Brattle-
boro, It is to be hoped that those who are
threatened by this disease will no longer
be tempted to sacrifice their own lives
and the lives dear to them by failing to
face the danger until It Is too late. II
does not cure the disease TO change the
doctor when he says tuberculosis.
LAURENCE MINOT,
r. M. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
Report Of Committee on Direct Aid.
To the Trustees Of the Thomas
Thompson Fund:
Report of the Committee on Temporary
Aid, covering time from May 10, 1908, to
May 10, 1909:
During the time above specified ninety
three women have received direct aid
from the Thomas Thompson fund. OF
these, forty were new applicants; the
remainder former beneficiares.
The causes for which aid has been
given may be classified as old age, illness,
illness or inefficiency of dependent rela-
tives, and inability.
Four henehciaries have died and eight
left town. The causes of death were
Old age, l. tuberculosis, 3.
Causes for Which Aid Has Been Given
Appendicitis, 5
Cancer,
Dependent relatives, 10
Diseased eyes,
Erysipelas,
Gall stones,
Grip, 10
Heart disease, 2
insufficient means of support,
Jaundice
Kidney disease, 2
Loss of income during smallpox 3
Nervous prostration, 5
Old age,
Overwork and sickness therefrom, 6
Peritonitis, 1
Rheumatism,
Rheumatism and grip,
Smallpox,
Spinal disease, 3
tuberculosis,
Tumors,
Uterine disease, 3
Respectfully submitted,
AUGUSTA e. WELLS,
SOPHIA c. STEDMAN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at last one
dreaded disease that science has been
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Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical frat
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and Civ
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constitution and assisting nature in doing
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faith in the curative powers that they
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29

II your Thermometer drops suddenly
these days, stronger nail should be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
Analysis Of General Expenses.

Exceptional circumstances have caused
the increase in the applications for di-
rect aid during the year. The smallpox
epidemic, following after the business de-
preston and stopping many occupations,
bore most heavily upon the women de-
pendent on their labor.
AS stated before, the success of the
trust must, in the long run. be measured
by the number Of persons saved from be-
coming dependent, and not by large lists
of persons helped.
The death roll from consumption tells
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29

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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08

APARTMENTS
AAAAA
VENTURA APARTMENTS
2115 Sutter street
UNFINISHED
One apartment, rooms and bath: 500.
One apartment, rooms and bath; s22 50
One apartment, rooms and bath; s25.
Everything nrst class.
Main hall beautifully furnished
All apartments have separate halls. Kitchens
covered with imported linoleum and furnished
with gas ranges with IS inch ovens; rapid gas
heaters and disappearing wash trays. No chill
dren. References
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
Hunt and Foley to Meet in
Tennis Finals

owing TO numerous defaults good
progress was made yesterday in the
doubles tournament for the champion
shin of the bay counties on the Golden
cate park courts. Reuben Hunt and
Charles Foley reached the finals in the
upper half and in the lower half p.
Batkin and L Finnigan and II. Mann
and Jordan qualified for the seminar is
The remaining semifinal match in the
singles event was also played ana re-
suited in z victory for w tottrell lie
had a much harder time winning from
NJ Rosenberg than was expected. The
latter came within a point Of winning
the match in the third set The score
was 81, 60, 81.
The default Of James and Murdock
IN the preliminary round OF the doubles
tournament put the event al the mercy
classed the other entrants and won
their way TO the finals about as they
IN the seminnals Morgan and Grace.
the Stanford players. looked TO have
a chance when the first set was half
over. The college players showed sur
prising strength and easily held their
own up 10 s-3. They made little or
losing only one more game in the two
sets. The score was 6-5- 81
The most interesting match Of the
day was that between Guerin brothers
and Batkin and FinnigeD. After each
had won a set the Guerins took the
first three games of the third set and
looked almost sure winners. Their op-
ponents braced, however, and took six
straight games. Both tournaments
will be completed next Sunday. The
scores:
Preliminary r0und-Ambrose and HOtehkiss
l,eat James and Murdock. by default; Skaggs and
,Pyburn beat Cassen and partner by default :;
Scbwsrz ana NJ Rosenberg beat Allen ami Rolfs.
by default; Curley and Fuchs beat Dibert and
Dberi. by default.
First round. Cshin and Dodge beat Johnston
and Hardmsn by default; Morgan sad Grace
threat Code snd Adams. 1-6. 60, 6-4. Foley
lsnd Hunt beat Carley and Mofftt- by default
a nbrose and Hotchkiss heat Skaggs and Pyburn
fS-2. e.: Curley snd Fuchs beat Rosenberg
and SchTsrz. 2-B. 6-3. 6-2; Jordan and Mann
theat N0orsa1geF and HUI. 7-5. s-l: Finnigan
issld Bstkin heat Knowlton and FottrelI s-4
IS. &c: Guerin and Guern beat Bass and
if5ohsGn. s--2. e..
Second round--Norgsn and Grace heat Cshili
q ud Boge. s-2. 60: Hunt and Foley beat Am
,brOse and Hotchkiss, -. Ga; Jordan and
Mann heat Curiey and Fuchs. 6-3. 81. 6-2;
Fnniesn and Batkin beat Gnerin ana Guerin
6-3. "a 6-3.
ssmifnsls-Bunt and Foley beat Morgan and
HGrace, 6-3, 6-l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
Two Windsor
Strings Arrive
At Emeryville
William CaHfH and o. Turek al
Track With Jockeys e. Clark
and Willie Booth

William Cshill and .. Turek arrived
at the Emeryville track yesterday from
Windsor with carload of horses which
they raced on the Canadian circuit Ca
hin has nine in his string, while Turek
brought seven. The best known horses
in the Cahill stable are Argonaut. Cap
tain John and SeweIl. Hex and sweet
Basil are > year olds.
Cahin lost two Of the best perform.
ers in his string when Security anu
Smiley Corbett died. The last named
ran into a watering cart and died from
the effects of his injuries. he WAS oe-
ing schooied over the jumps ano mao
made such a good impression on the
owners of steeplechase horses that many
offers were made for him.
Among the horses owned by Turek
are Confessor and Dareington lie mas
met with fair success.
JOCKEYS e. Clark and Willie Booth
came with Cahill Jockey Mentry LETT
Detroit over a week ago and is visiting
his parents in Los Angeles. II was re-
ported some time ago that Mentry IN
tended 10 retire from the saddle ano go
Unto business in Los Angeles. put the
boy has not made such plans. lie IN
.1ornled Cahill that he would ride for
ihim whether he went TO JacksonYille or
,he will be on hand for the opening OF
The meeting across the bay.
Cahill was welcomed by number or
FSrieuds when ne reached the track. He
iThe country and his success will be wei
Iomed.
( Andy Blskeley was scheduled to leave
sSheepShesd Bay Saturday with a car
load of horses. In addition TO those he
IS handling for r. II. Davis and Chi
tcsgo" OBrien. he is bringing three Tor
iAdolph Spreckels. One is Torbelino
and the other Olathe. which were lett
sin HIS care by George Berry when he
iCame west.
Walter Jennings plans to bring his
horses down from his ranch bout next
Monday They have been galloped Tor
some time on track there.
The string William Ha wke brought
from Salt Lake City consists OF Cigar
lighter Northwest. Spring Ban. Sir
John. Pimpkim. Aunt Kit Gretchen q
and Legstee.
In the same car with the Hawke
horses c. A Baldwin brought Del Cru
zsdor. Orelio and another year old.
Harry Mack. who is bringing MS sta
he from Vancouver. is among the own
ers expected early this week at the
Emeryville track.
SUPERINTENDENT Grant has the track
In fine shape and the horses are step
ping along well in the early morning
hours The yesrlings William Carroll
is handling for Adolph Spreckels ct
tract particular attention when they
are sent along.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
EIigibles Selected for Big
Catholic Game

Tie list OF students eligible to COM
pete in the St. Mary's-Santa Clara
Rugby game Thanksgiving day was
made public yesterday by the athletic
suthOrities at both colleges. Accord
ing to the intercollegiate agreement in
force between the Catholic colleges
the lists of eligibles must be exchanged
three weeks before the date of the
game and receive the sanction Of the
managers, the athletic directors and
the presidents of both institutions.
In accordance with the terms of the
intercollegiate agreement, the lists of
Boles OF Santa Clara and John p
Doran OF st. Mary's, and received the
Endorsement OF Father Budde and
The big game. which is the supreme
event in the local Catholic athletic
world. viii be held in the afternoon of
the 25th- The committee on grounds
has not yet decided whether the con-
test will take place in California field
or at the Ocean Shore grounds at
Twelfth and Mission streets Follow
ing is the list of eligibles:
Santa Ciars-HOgan. Gsnahl. Barry Roberts
Goetter. Ford. Hirst Skewes. Gallagher. Tadich
Do0r. Porterfeld, Trumutols. Jarrett Degnan
Dooling. Smith, McHenry. Barnard Kelly Ae-
quistspace. r. Fowler, Hartmann. Warren.
St Msry's-Willsm Armstrong Frank Arata.
Albert Bonnetti James Bell. Howell Cam Frank
clinton. Nicholas Clecak. John Delahide Isosis
Disvila, William DonDeliy. Leonard d'Artenar
Mathew promiac. Spence Dickson. Frank Fisk
walter Ffeberling Charles Gibson Holm 1:flS1r
Ben5snIin Greeiy. Harry GTayson Daniel Gala
Ehef. william 6rnndell. William Hughes John
Herrero. Francis Beck, William HAITI Elmo
I.conhardf. Elmer Leonard. RAYMOND Miller
George Miller. Irving AcInnis. Marshall Met or
mick Justin Mccarthy. George MailoyD Edward
Martin. Michael oConneIl. David Panfosky En-
gene Rioudsn. Regis StaTeit Daniel Sheehy
Ismes Smith. Harry Simpson Peter Sf0itz. vii
liam Spencer. Webster Treat Thomas Nhpaton
Jones
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
MEETINGS-Legal
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MERTTNG or sTooK

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting of the stock holders of BANCROFT
WHITNEY COMPANY Ia corporation organ
lied under the laws of the State Of Caiifor-
mis-. and having its principal place of business
at the City and County of San Francisco) will
be held at the office Of the corpora ton at
the northwest corner Of Hyde and McAllister
streets, in the City and County OF San Fran
cisco, on Saturday. the 18th day Of November
1902. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. M That
the object of such meeting will he to obtain
the consent Of The stock holders of the cor
poration 10 the fling Of amended articles of
incorporation OF said Bancroft Whitney Com.
pany, whereby the existing capital stock Of
the corporation shall he converted into com
mon stock and preferred stock, in equal
amounts. according 10 plan to be submitted
10 the stock holders at such meeting The
attendance Of all stock holders is requested.
By order cf the Board of Directors.
BANCR0Fr-WHITNEYe COMPANY.
(Sesll Ry s. p. FOLGER. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

WANTED-Men quick to learn; we have 80 con-
tract jobs. going in plumbing, electricity. brick
laying. automobiling; these trades taught with
out expense to students; 200 students last
tracing Co.. San Francisco office 1928 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
wEsTERN LEAGUE MEETING

CHICAGO. Nov. The Western base
hall league had its annual meeting in
the office of President Norris L. O-Neill
here today Only routine business was
;trznSs cfed- Des Moines was awarded
the 1909 pennant
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
CHURCH SERVICES

lecture on China by Mr. C.
Robertson. general secretary of the Tientsin,
China. Young Mems Christian association.
Monday evening. November s, at o'clock Mt
the First English Lutheran church, Geary st.
near Cough. Free TO ALL both men and women.
One hundred beautiful dissolving views.
William P. Mckenzie C. S. b..
Of Cambridge. Mass, will lecture in the Build
ing Trades auditorium, 14th and Guerrero SITS.
next Tuesday evening at O'Clock. The lee
ture Is free and the public is invited to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
BERKELEY RooMs AND BoARp

FURNISHED rooms in refined private famil,
beautiful grounds and surroundings: board a
tional; near station; re~rences. e222 Sha
tuck ay -
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08

MEETiNGS-LodRez
GOLDEN GATE commsndery No 49, K
T. 2l35 Sutter st.-Special assembly .T7s
THIS (NONDAYl EVENING at S .3R'
O'Clock. Order OF temple All fraters W
cOurteously invited. BY order OF the com
mander. THEO. FROLICH Rec
HERMANN lodge No. 127. F. & A. NJ
Called meeting THIS CM0NDAYD EVE .A
MING. Nov. s, at 7:30 O'Clock. First X2
degree By order Of the w. NJ W
J.. SCHUMACHER Sec
KING soLoAION'S lodge No. 26O. F. & n
A. NJ. 1888 Fillmore street. First IN
degree THIS fMoNDAI1 EVENING NJ
E al 1870 o'clock
HARRY BAEHR. Secretary
RICHMOND lodge No 80 F. & A. NJ,
lst av and Clement st.-THIS (MoN- IA
DAY. EVENING At 80. Third degree. X&
II. F0URNESS Sec. "
OCCIDENTAL lodge No. %, F & A. NJ n
THIS tMONDAH) EVENING at 7:3O IA
3eioek; 2ba 1.s,sT First degree. By order of A
WALTER C. ANDERSON. Sec.
CALIFORNIA lodge No. 1. Knights of -
Pythias. meets THIS tMONDAY) @G
EVENING AT 266S Mission st. wv
Brethren cordially invited, 0A
CHAS A. WILSON. c. C.. N&&H
IOIIS e. AUSTIN. X. Of r. &S
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
TRANsBAY LEAGUE BASEBALL

The Alameda Alerts won their sec
ond straight victory in the postseason
series with the San Leandro Maxwells
defea ting the latter on their own dia-
mond by the score of 4 to yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
THE san FRANCISCO CALL MONDAY NOVEMBER s. 1908
FEsfALE HELP wANTED-cont,nued

FEMALE HELP WANTED-Continued
YOUNG girl to assist with housework: in fam
lily; good home and $40 per month. 2S1 1st av.
YOUNG girl for general housework. aS52 Sac
ramento ct.
IF you are out Of work ad under employ
wanted will help you secure position
statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED
AGENTS-My filter is guaranteed; price 81.
MERCEREAU. room 25. 957 Bdwy.. Oakland.
CITY salesmen, Thanksgiving and Christmas dec
orations. Am. Flower Works 324 Hayes st.
EXCLUSIVE territory given to husflins sales
men for the sale of the Index incsndescent
kerosene burner; saves 30 per cent of oil and
Increases light 300 per cent: agents great
est opportunity. 1881 Myrtle ST.. Oakland.
HUSTLING agents: commission or guarantee;
property that will sell. 14S0 Market st.
WE will pay salary and commission TO men to
sell diamonds and watches on credit in the
city: we sell Elsin watches on 81 weekly pay
msSts; must furnish good references and have
some canvasslng experience: those otherwise
employed may carry watch free aud sell to
fellow employees commission, GATE1Y'S-
Ss3 Market ST.. second floor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
LOST AND FOUND


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