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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
SACRAMENTO RATED AS
HAVING $4,000 PEOPLE
City Directory for 1910 Shows
Population Increased
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, Dec. s-The popula-
tion of Sacramento and suburbs is
tory.
This figure is reached by multiplying
the number of names in the directory
by 25s. This is a very conservative
proportion and gives a figure believed
to be as near accurate as it is possible
TO get it without a complete census.
The number of names in the directory
this year is approximately 24,S00. The
population last year based upon the
names in the city directory was placed
at 5S,742.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
LADYBUGS TALK IN
THEIR WINTERS SLEEP
Insects Kept to Fight Orchard
Pests in Spring

IOPeCTuI DISPdlCH 10 ne Z dH
SACRAMENTO, Dec. s.-Superin-
tendent E. K. Carnes of the state in
sectary has in his charge 1000. 900
ladybugs calculated to drive away
armies of the aphis which prey on
shade trees. These 100000 ladybugs
are deep in slumber and win continue
so until spring, when they will be re-
leased to wage war on the pests. That
ladybugs, like many people, talk in
their sleep is the assertion of Superin-
tendent Carnes and sounds from the
compartment where they are kept bear
him out.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
OFFERS SITE FOR SHOPS
TO PULLMAN COMPANY
Sacramento Chamber of Com.
merce Promises Gift
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 9-With an offer
of a donation of a 25 acre site for their
shops, Secretary A. L. Crane of the
Sacramento chamber of commerce to-
night left for San Francisco to en-
deavor to secure the Pullman COM
pany's shops for Sacramento The
chamber of commerce offers to guar
antee that 20 acres of land will be given
to the company il it will establish its
plant in Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
ADMITS SEEKING TO
SEND WITNESS AWAY
DIR. t. Wah Hing Makes Admis.
sion Under Examination
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 9.-Another SEN
sation crept into the trial of DR.. T.
Wah Hing, charged with malpractice,
today when an affidavit purporting to
be a statement from the complaining
witness. Mrs. Lottie Phillips, denying
that Doctor Hing had ever treated her
was presented by the prosecution on
cross examination
Mrs. Phillips and her husband say
the document is a forgery. This was
brought out in the cross examination of
Hing.
Hing also admitted that he had dis
cussed with Mrs. George Gillespie
the proposition of getting Mrs. Phil
lips out of the state by paying her $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
SUIT WILL NOT DELAY
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
Important Work at Stockton
Will Go Ahead
rc:I n:.,.L 10 Tbe CHI

STOCKTON, Dec. s.-District Attor-
ney George F. McNoble states that the
work of improving the lower Sacra-
mento road, according to the contract
let to the City Street Improvement
company of San Francisco, will not be
retarded by the suit filed yesterday.
It has been learned that the action
of Roman Moll to secure a restrain
ing order was denied few days ago
by Judges Smith. Nutter and Norton
sitting in banc. He endeavored through
his attorney to have the court stop
construction work, but the three judges
denied his motion.
The contractor can continue his
work and his claims will be paid by
the Supervisors.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

Will Meet to
Discuss Rates
EXPLAINS TO
THIN LADIES
4 Simple But Sure Method OF
Developing a Well Rounded
Bust and Figure
(From New York Journal )

(From New York Journal)
1t is a simple but sure method
of developing the bust. arms.
neck. hips and shoulders of
women, who through some de-
feet of nutrition and circulation
are forever being humiliated by
their more fortunate sisters.
First, it must be understood that
the human skin is an enormous
gland. richly endowed with
nerves. secreting and excreting
organs, and network of minute
one time over one-third of all
the blood in the body-that is.
if nature is perfect.
The relation of the skin to the
vitsl organs through the nervous
system in controlling the blood
supply is such as to put them as
a team working together.
Get separately two ounces
glycerine. three ounces of rose
water, one ounce tincture cadO-
meme compound (not cardamom)
and cents worth of borax. Mix
the glycerine with tincture
cadomene, shake and let stand
two hours; then add a tea
spoonful of boraX and the rose
water Apply to the parts need
ing development morning and
night, rubbing until thoroughly
absorbed; then wash of with hot
water and soap and dry.
1t is believed by expert derm-
ato1ogists to be the most effec-
tive prescription ever conceived
for the purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
MAKES TRUCK FOR
COMMERCIAL USE
White Company Enters New
Field With Gas Car of
Carrying Type
Vehicle of Ton and a Half
Weight Equipped With Long
Stroke Engine

The White company of Cleveland has
brought out a one and half ton gasO-
line power truck. in which it uses as the
power plant the new four cylinder
White gasoline engine. with S% inch
bore and 5 Is inch stroke. Besides the
long stroke, this motor is characterized
by having the intake and exhaust pas
sages integrally with the one casting
forming the four cylinders 1t also
has the valve springs and stems in
closed.
For commercial work this car is
fitted with IA inch wheel base and
uses particularly stout pressed steel
frame construction, which is reinforced
at the rear with the heavy gusset
plates. A semielliptic spring suspen-
sion is fitted. The rear axle is so To-
Gated that, with the truck loaded, prac-
tically all of the load is supported on
the rear wheels, which it is claimed
facilitates the steering of the vehicle.
A to l gear ratio is used on the
direct drive. The rear wheels carry a
pair of 36x4 inch pneumatic tires. Single
pneumatics are used in front. The
rear view of the chassis shows the
large braking service fitted on these
trucks. The new White idea is the
first time that concern has invaded the
commercial field with a gasoline ma
chine. Its efforts heretofore have been
confined to the exploitation of cars
that derive their motive power from
steam, which already are well known
commercially.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY of fhe1HOUSE
The Dinner Menu

Music washes away from the soul
the dust of every day life.-Auerbach.
The Dinner Menu
Consomme Soup
Boiled Cod Sauce Hollandaise
Boiled Potatoes
Curry of Lamb
Brussels Sprouts
Roast Chicken, Sweet Picked Peaches
Lettuce Salad
Rice Pudding
Culinary Notes
Eggplant, Narseiliaise-Cut three
small eggplants in halves, lengthwise,
and slash the meat in opposite direc-
tions without cutting through to the
skin. Put cut side down in Kettle OF
hot fat and let fry ten minutes. Lift
from the fat and set, cut side down,
on soft pape to drain five or six min
utes Scoop out all the pulp and cut
into small cubes, or chop rather coarse.
Melt tablespoonful of butter in a
saucepan add a small onion, chopped
fine, and let cook, stirring constantly.
three or four minutes, then add the
cut in halves. and discard the seeds;
chop the pulp and add to the egg
plant. Add also teaspoonful of
salt scant teaspoonful of paprika. a
teaspoonful of fine chopped parsley and
half a bean of garlic, chopped exceed
ingly fine. Mix thoroughly and let cook
Is minutes, stirring occasionally, then
add a cup of soft bread crumbs; mix
well and turn into buttered dish (the
eggplant skins may be used for this
purpose), cover with two-thirds of cup
of cracker crumbs mixed with one
third of cup of melted butter. Bake
until the crumbs are well Drowned
To Prevent Fish From Sticking to
n Broiier-Heat the broiler pretty hot
and rub over the bars where they are
to come into contact with the fish very
thoroughly, then set the fish in place
After the fish is cooked, set the broiler
over an gate or tin dish. then press
the back of four pronged fork down
upon the fish in such a manner that
two prongs of the fork will be on
either side Of wire of the broiler
now gently draw the fork down the
wire the full width of the fish, thus
separating the flesh from the wire of
the broiler; repeat this with each wire
on one side, then turn the broiler and
repeat on the other side. when the fish
may be slipped-skin side .down--from
the .broiler to platter made hot to
receive it.
The BOudoir
The Eyebrows--Women. as a rule. do
rcf rea1fze until iS foo late that eve
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
FAVORS CAMERA CLUB
THROUGHOUT VALLEY
Secretary of Agricultural So-
ciety Suggests Scheme
TSpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Dec. "a camera
club covering the entire sacramento
valley is the proper medium through
which to boost the valley, according to
the belief of Secretary ]. A. Filcher of
the Agricultural society Photographs
of winter scenes throughout the valley
should be taken, believes Filcher. to
show the ideal conditions to eastern
people.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
BRINGS TROPHIES OF
HUNT FROM TROPICS
Stockton Man Returns From
Panama After Is Years There
Special Dispoich 10 The Call

ISPecidI DlsPdteh 70 ne Od1I1
STOCKTON, Dec. 9.-After an alb
sence of Is years, Fred Genuit has re-
turned to his home in the city home
stead. where he is visiting his parents
He has been in Panama and has
brought home wit hhim a rare col
lection of jaguar hides, snake skins
and numerous other trophies of the
hunt in the tropics.
Before leaving he visited the canal
one and reports the progress of the
work on the canal as wonderful.
The young man will return after a
few months to his home in Chiriqui,
Panama.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
OPOVILLE TO INSTALL
SYSTEM OF SEWERS
ISoeciol Di,pntch 10 The Call

oROvILLE, Dec. 9.-Plans are be-
ing drawn by the city engineer for a
complete system of sewers. AS soon as
the blueprints have been approved
the city trustees will call a special
sewer bond election.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
HIT {
TOWN
CARS
FOR 1910


AS In former years. we
are giving considerable at
tention to the production of
limousines and landaulets.
and we are now delivering
these In both steam and gas
oline models. Above IS
shown our Model "G-B"
Limousine. In every detail
of equipment and finish the
body represents the highest
development Of the body
builders art. The FIVE IN
side seats all face forward;
three passengers are accom-
modated on the rear seat and
two on folding seats. The
chassis-the larger of our
two gasoline models-was
designed with special refer
ence to the requirements of
town car service.
An inspection will show
that this car, selling at
$3.50. compares favorabIy
in every detail with that
class of town cars which sell
from $500 upward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

Rent your rooms by advertising them
In The Calls want ad columns Phone
Kearny Sc for a solicitor to call on you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

E. S. Heller has returned to the city
after years touring of Europe in his
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

The automobile dealers will meet to-
day at o'clock p m. in the clubroom
of the San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

Tce-ArTOW SUD-
urban car. The car
is one of the finest
ever turned out by
the Pierce factory.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
Likes Diamond
Demountable Rim

rubber company he is loud in the praise
of the services given by this type in
such events as the Oakland Portola
heavy car race, Redlands mile high hill
climb and the 150 mile Ascot park race.
all of which he won. In the $50 mile
race In Los Angeles he writes that he
effected a change on account of pune
ture in one minute and a half.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
Handsome Pierce
Arrow Arrives

1t has a marquetry wood finished in
terror. with brown leather to match.
The exterior is in dark blue and brown.
The Pierce-Arrow sales company has
sold six cylinder SO horsepower car to
the city for the use of Fire Chief
ShaughneSsey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

cisco motor club to
consider the raise
in freight rates on
autos.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
The Boudoir

The Eyebrows--Women. as a rule. do
not realize until 1t is too late that eye
brows are most important part of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

Frederick 3. Moscovic, the we'll
known eastern designer of automobiles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
Designer Likes
Chalmers Car

new 1910 models Moscovic said TO the
officers of the Pioneer company that he
thinks there is more value in the
Chalmers-Detroit 80 horsepower car
than in any other that has ever been
turned out in this country. L have
just spent few days at the factory"
said he, .'and after studying this or
ganization and the way they do things
at their factory l can well understand
why they are so far in the lead over
other American manufacturers of cars
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

Music washes away from the soul
the dust of every day life.-Auerbach
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

is spending a few
weeks on the coast
and passed through
the city Sunday.
T. --4a1rsnr 0f tho
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20
/ OF LOCAL INTEREST

LOS ANGELES VSIToR-W. p.
Blackwell of Los Angeles is visiting
Phoenix on business.
DANCE TONIGHT - The regular
Monday night dance will be given as
usual at the Grand theater tonight.
TUCSON JUVENlIE-Among the
members of the Tucson aggregation
which visited Phoenix yesterday the
spryest and the youthfulest was Geo.
J. Roskruge. If they had let him play
shortstop, Phoenix would have been in
deeper hole than ever.
IMMIGRATION MATTERS-Chas.
r Council. immigration inspector sta
toned at Douglas, came to town yes
terday morning He said that his
visit was only precautionary; he had
come to see whether any of the Elks
were subject TO deportation.
MASS MEETING-AH persons in
terested in the emancipation celebra-
ton to be held on Wednesday are
requested to meet at the a. NJ. f.
church tonight at o'clock. DIR. w. r.
Davis of Washington. D. c., has been
secured to deliver an address at night.
Gen. a. J. Sampson will speak at II
a. m. o'clock at the park.
THE GRAND-Tonight will lie the
last vaudeville entertainment at the
Grand theater and a good entertain
ment IS promised. For the next ten
days succeeding the entertainment
win be a picture show exclusively
and after that-well, the management
intimatcs that the public will have
good cause to sit up and take notice
for the arrangements are being made
for a gratifying surprise.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20
ScOTTSDALE.

Scottsdale. Sept 1S.-Mrs. Miller
and children have returned from
Prescott and Mr.. Miller looks better.
Mrs. f. o. Brown is home from her
outing at Prescott. Also Mrs. Van
derhoof and children. All seem much
refreshed by the mountain breeze and
rest from routine duties.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new school house. The basement
cement work is being put in by Mr..
McMichaels of Phoenix under the su-
pervision of George Austee.
School will open Monday with Miss
Ellis in charge.
Mr.. Pattison is building a new
house on his property here.
Mr.. Brown has large force at
work on the cement work of his new
store building He has most of the
foundation and cellar walls completed
The building is to be of cement
blocks.
Mr.. Callahan and Mr.. Lloyd hauled
most of their personal effects to the
w. w. Hutchison auction house to be
sold and expect to leave for Oklahoma
at once.
SAINT Frazier sold his young mare
to Mr. Miller. Mr.. Miller got a nice
animal.
Ramon Bernal, who is opening q
butcher shop in East Tempe. was
over here on business Thursday.
Miss Swain will leave to open hel
school in the Osborn district Mon
daN
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20
A CONVENTION OF sHERIFFS-

There was an impression about the
court house yesterday that the sher-
ifs of the territory were meeting in
conclave, but it was later shown that
the congregation was not concerted
Sheriff Livingston of Yuma and Dep
uty Sheriff Gideon of Mohave brought
in persons committed to the insane
asylum. Sheriff White of Cochise
brought in nobody, saying that he
wanted to make this trip to the CAPT
tai in good company. and so came
alone. Sheriff Nelson of Pima was
here because the Elks We're.
FROM THE FRIGID NORTH-R
L. Long returned yesterday morning
from a visit of three months along
the north Pacific coast, going as far
as Skagway. Hef visited most points
of interest within easy distance of
the coast. including the mission of
Father Duncan, who has had charge
of it for the last thirty years. hav-
ing spent the previous twenty years
among the Indians. Mr.. Long also
witnessed the capture of two whales
by a whaler operating not far from
the coast.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20
VISITING OLD FRIENDs-G.

VISITING OLD FRlENDS-G. III.
Gilbert who, previous to two years
ago was for a long time the night
operator i'm the Phoenix office of the
Western Union. returned yesterday for
a few days visit with old friends.
Mr. Gilbert is now wire chief Of the
coast division of the Western Union.
with headquarters in San Francisco
lie has made pleasing advances in
the service OF the company and is
physically looking even better than in
former days.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20

II = Republican classified advertise
men. Won't sell it, you might just as
we'll send it to the junk pile.
Mr.. AND MRS. BARR ARRIVE
w T. Barr returned home yesterday
morning from his vacation. which led
him as far as Montana, where he was
recently married, Mrs. Barr accom-
panying him home.
A GRATEFUL WoMAN-Mrs. W.
II. Davis, who recently suffered the
loss of her home and its contents
has been materially helped by the
kind hearted neighbors and citizens
and desires that her gratitude for
these favors be mentioned.
CIRCUS CAR HERE-Publicity car
No. of the Ringing circus arrived
here yesterday morning to add few
moro touches to the advertising for
the big show that comes a week later.
The car carries a dozen men who
registered at the Ford hotel as fol-
lows: Bert Leverage. Harry Kerr,
Chas. Mcdonnell. Tom Salmon. Gene
Stats. Joe Horton. Chas. E Smith,
Chas. ]. Rose, Harry Anderson, John
Wynn, Fred Wilson, Frank Trulosn.
CIVIL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
The United States still has openings
for a few more faithful servants who
can make good through a civil service
examination. Examinations are an
nounced for the following positions
on the dates indicated: Boiler maker
at As cents per hour, September %;
forest assistant at $500 and Sl,400
per annum, September $3.50: editor
in bureau of education at $4,000 per
annum, October 13; testing engineer
at Zoo per annum and $500 per an
mum, October 20; teacher Of agricul-
ture in Indian service at $500 per
annu. October 20; telephone operators,
both male and female, at varying
salaries; October 20; deputy shipping
commissioner at 5000 per annum, DC
tober 20: domestic science teacher
Indian service Gemale), $500 per an
mum, October 2O-21; highway engi
neers. ranging from $1,000 to $3.50
per annum. October 20-21: mechanical
craftsman at $1,000 per annum, Oc
tober 20-21.
Mclean IN TRAINING-Harry
Mclean. AriZona's prize runner. came
to Phoenix yesterday to begin train
ing for the $4,000 Marathon to be
held at Seattle. october 10. Trainer
Lewis said last night that the Indian
was in better condition than he eX
pected, and has great hopes that the
boy will return with the first prize Of
81 600 Lewis will probably take an
other Phoenix man along to compete
in the amateur races at San Fran
cisco October 10 to q.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20
MCLEAN IN TRAININe-Harry
WE RECOMMEND sexINE PILLS

II makes no difference what is
the cause of ones weakness. If it
be tonic that is needed, Sexine
Pills will do more than any other
tonic. They are the one tonic that
strikes at the bottom of all weak
ness, the nerve centers. They send
new vitality bounding through the
body. producing a glow and tingle
that revive the languid energies of
youth. Sexine Pills begin by bring
ing quiet repose to fluttering nerves,
and inducing restful and refreshing
sleep. Price 81 a box: six boxes So.
with full guarantee. Address or call
Elvey & HuIett, druggists, where they
sell all the principal remedies and, do
not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20

II a Republican classified advertise
rncnt won't sell it, you might just as
weII send it to the junk pile.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-20

We need the room to place
these instruments and i'll or
der to move the stock now
Oh our wareroom floors have
concluded to offer
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-18
TINE TARIFF Duty on corToN Unread.

miss 1da rarben Is an entertaining magasine writer, and her writings on
economical subjects are best appreciated by those readers who do not take the
trouble 10 investigate her statements AMI snalyxe her figures For desui~y
ad superficial readins Miss Tareelrs busy PEI is admirably adapted and then
she is always picturesque If she a see only ne side Of a question. and ehbO-
rates pon hat with 81 the art at her command, she displays a not uncommon
haa0eristc OF writer's OF her sex In dealing with questions OF III kind. Miss
raben aso makes public addresses and recently she discussed the question of
tariff ON cotton thread. arguing that the removal Of the tariff duty m thread
woubd be a geatb blessing Miss Tarnen $ usual al emily m side of the
question. n magnihed that side. It Is a fact that the greatest and most cor
elusive ohjectlesson for tariff protection is the history o the development of
tho thread industry in the United States Prior to Its establishment the Ameri
al people paid for foreign-made spool cotton more thar twice tn price they
10 pay and Scotland got all the profits and benefits. The great Clark thread
Industry was established lin an uninproyed section of Newark under a protective
tstn duty N thread 1t grew to its present great proportions. it largely built
u the northern section Of Newark, it created a large trad for shopkeepers it
supplied orders II American machinists for machinery, N in a public a it
directly n indirectly increased Newarks ratabies by millions of dollars To
put cotton thread on the freen list as Miss Tarben proposes would close the
OF employment. impoverish large sections destroy real estate values by millions
of dollars. bankrupt hundreds of small tradesnen. compel the foreclosure of
many mortgage on homes n a big shdnkage in. tax ratables 1t is
always unfortunate for the aus OF Tariff reform when talk like that of Miss.
Taben on cotton thread is INDUCED in n speech or print
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-18
The Cynical Mans IDEAS

A stitch in time ma save a big surgeons fee later.
If you would hngthen your life. shorten your worries. 4Hi#e&s
You may have noticed that hard cash is hard to acquire.
Many a a who is sure he is rig hit lacks the energy to e ahead.
The man who goes into politics for what there is In 1t doesn't get lone
some.
for it, &Ha3t.
Men who drink to drown their sorr rows fac misfortune with a mile.
A woman isn't necessarily in love with a la because she is Jealous of
him.
A young IA. might have a poor opinion Of the girls he is fond Of il
they we're his sisters I'll
Somehow the average ia never feels called upon to repent until after
he mas been caught With the goods
When a big man finds himself face to fac with a little woman at the
head of the stairs about 2 a m. his bravery is put to a severe test
According to a old Indian tradition. the chief enc of mar is the one
with the scalp. N &Me
BobbsI just saw a funny oaein Smiths house; they have a pyramid #
fruit oil the palor table
rHtbs-rhat WASN'T a pyramid Of fruit; it was Mrs Smiths new spring
that
There Is plenty Of room 1t the 70 p but the ladder is 50 narrow that
only one man "a climb ata time. 4NS&Nt