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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

PAPKE-A. s.. Tuolumne CAL Which Is the
proper way to pronounce the name OF the miuaie
weight, Pape or Papke?
AS his name is Papke. 1t is so pro-
nounced.
the correct name OF Dick Hyland, the pugilist,
and is he Irish or English?
His name is William Uren. born in
Grass Valley, Cal. September 12,'1SS7.
JURY FEEs-A.. City. Was summoned on a
fury was not accepted because ! am not a
citizen. Am 1 allowed the 81 paid to jurorss
The fee is paid TO those who serve
on the jury.
BEEF KILLING. T.. B., Chico. Cal What
is the best time in a beef killing contest. killing
ance OF helperf
Four and half minutes
Taft. NJ. c.. TuoIumne. Cal AT what
time will President Taft attend the fair In
Seattle?
The date has not yet been fixed. hut
it will be in all probability in October.
coPYRIGHT-C. s.. City. What official in
Washington. d. c.. shall I address in order 10
secure a copyright on one act play?
Write to the librarian of congress,
who will send you a blank form Of
application and instructions as to how
to proceed
GLovEs-A. A. G.. City. Is Il proper for a
wears elbow sleeves to discard gloves?
1t is not proper.
GUARD MOUNT-A. T., Berkeley. Cal When
is the guard mount at the Preside Of San Fran
cisco?
At 1870 o'clock every afternoon. sun
days included.
T. o. B.-Subseriber, City. What is the mean
ing of f. OIL -on freight?
1t means that when freight is placed
on board of the vehicle that is to con-
vey it to destination that the trans
portation has been paid to that point.
INK sTAINs-w. J. E., City What viii re-
move ink stains from woolensl
1t is said that spirits of turpentine
applied freely will remove such stains:
Also that tomato juice will remove ink,
wine or fruit stains from woolen goods
il the goods are we'll saturated with the
juice.
COIN vALuES-M. r. S.. City. The
department of answers to queries only
answers questions as TO the value Of
coins by mail when the query is ac-
companied by a stamped and self-ad-
dressed envelope
COAST Lacquer. z. B.. City. Is the Pa
chc Coast league equal in standing with the
National and American leagues2
Tt is a class "A league. one grade
lower than the major leagues.
wREsTLING-w city. Who is the present
champion wrestler. catch as catch can.
Frank Gotch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sacramento Cal.
What IL the seating capacity OF the Orpheum
and the Liberty theaters in Oakland,
Orpheum LOO. Liberty 1000.
NAVY YARD FERRY-Do' the emnloyes AZ
the navy yard, Mare island. have to pay ferry
charges to cross the channel: II SO. how muchs
Yes, 81 month.
MORTGAGES. B. r.. santa Rosa. Cal
Does nrst mortgage take precedence in 4 pro
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Los Angeles and the
State Bond PROPOSAL

ONE disposition manifest in Los Angeles to oppose
Gett plan for $18OO0O00 issue bonds to create system
of highways Los Angeles county has already
100000 for the roads, and the tax PAYERS urge
that they have done enough this sharing
of state of bonds.
The objection valid us see if # can not be over
come Governor Glett treated briefly the subject his
address at Santa Barbara when he said
Where the road highway
which the standard adopted engineer of
county what the road would have reasonably ee G ana s n
the first instance The law passed provides
The Los Angeles Express objects that law was
mandatory and that request this purport made by
tves of Los Angeles definitely denied by the governor
The Express goes
1t we'll be understood that
issue We are wiling to do ali
power to aid orr sister counties
We would cheuy lend them the general
improvements that could be made of
We would object bearing reasonable
though received immediate share of the having
PAD Tor roads ourselves But Los Angeles
OF the taxation he state and the rapidly
n mandatory provision protecting its interests Giet
refused permit such provision be inserted
responsibility and consequences
We should be sorry believe that this expresses prevailing
sentiment in Los Angeles The conclusions stated by
Express based the premise that Should the bond
the could repay this county Clos Angees part
expenditures chose but review
inclined have just place much
reliance the considerable exercise of that discretion
This remark what regard
1t appeal to sectional prejudice which do believe
justified by accorded Los Angeles the part
the whole Indeed, it would advantage OF
Los Angeles foster such spirit the of
state. What California disposition help
laying aside altogether sectional jeaousies in
confidence growth prosperity every city county
the the advancement of ALL We that
Grafton the Express will take back its that Angeles
likely be treated with consideration by the It
certainly pay Angeles business proposition array
itself attitude of hostility the interests of the large
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Japan S Crow
ing Burden
OF Taxes

IOOOO and 100000 yen In 1909 they 32OOOOOOO
The yen nearly equal half dollar In the same period
the per capita taxation treb1ed
For nation these figures would indicate very serious
condition. and the natural inquiry why greater than in
time OF The to this question obscure since
the extraordinary expenditures extraordinary
and the balance maintained only keeping the ordinary
expenditures well inside OF the ordinary These exor
binary mostly include the public improvements
such the construction of harbors public institutions With
these domestic matters the outside world concerned but
people do want to know why Japan itself keep the army
and navy permanent footing
On this subject the report says:
The continuing expenditure of the army
their efficiency their strength and
other already fixed continuing intended n he
completed the main the financial extended
lolol92 the purpose altered
general fixed amount
be dbured during the period from has been
carried subsequent policy adopted of
curtsng expenditures much as
This shows reduction of program but if Japanese arv
and navy deal with Russia four ago. where
the necessity for the ambitious plan undertaken after
restored? The question appears difficult view
Of the fact that taxation has steadily increased The
talk of between Japan and the United States absurd because
nehe has anything gain by such conflict and by process
elimination the conclusion compelled that tremendous
preparations made expectation of another Russia
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criticism of
Public
Officials

full brought about the election William Warner Kerens
opened headquarters St Louis where lavish hospitality was
dispensed He kept open house the Planters where
and cigars supplied visitors from all
The plaintiff in the libel suit testified that at all times
after his election the legislature up mind to vote for
the other candidates and from representatives who
toned the subject He persistenty evae as 70 his
position to everybody but Kerens
Such the condition of public information as to the plain
tins position when he finally supporter If
kere The defendant terupon pointed that
had been conspcuouy enjoying the lavish hospitality the can
didate. The says:
announced Tor the public that made ND
his mind and wished consult with his and his
hospitality land to what he public not
KNOW the could
mind that made absolutely
the
Obviously the plaintiff public as he
he have invited
the contained in the
The below instructed that the article did not
contain imply charge bribery permitted certain witnesses
TO TESTIFY that their reading of the article imported that the
plaintiff had received for his admission of
such testimony characterized by supreme obvious
because directly instructions properly
given by the court to the jury The supreme
The plaintiff public article related 10 his
vote United States such
1t belou noint ont
seeming Inconsistency a laws rpidly
the of public
fairly open comment No honest Officer
has right just criticism and when the
article question light surrounding ccum
making change of his position in the senatoshn from
what the public had been led believe had
Two important principles laid this decision and
they first that is the province OF the construe
the words complained of decide whether belou or not
and secondly that fair criticism fact relating To
public officials cause for a verdict in damages.
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be found in the postmaster generals Office.
The complaint inspires the inquiry what
these congressman wanted of the postmaster
general that could not equally we'll have been
supplied by some one of his presumably com
petent subordinates. Deacon Hemphill of the
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odd interesting fuss, divorced politics. has
been raised in Washington by the disgunlement of
who complain that Frank Hitchcock
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OF COURSE MEN WOULD
LET THE WOMEN VOTE

LONDON 17Mss johnson of -four
o order
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decided last month by the supreme court OF
Missouri. The plaintiff was a member of the
Missouri legislature who had supported R. c.
Kerens in his campaign for United States
senator against Thomas K Niedringhaus, in
which Kerens. although not himself success
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18

ME of taxation Japan from 1896 1909 shows
startling and almost incredible increase The annual financial
report of the Japanese government an admirable document
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CASE OF than common interest bearing right e.
OF newspapers crcise candidates spirit fairness
and bearing the Interpretation the law of libel was
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18

showing the conditions in way to be easily
understood. A graphic chart gives the history
of Japanese taxation for the period mentioned
presenting an almost constant advance in the
totals collected year by year.
In 1896 the total collections were be+,,ea
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MORTGAGES. b. T.. Santa Rosa. Cal
Does q nrst mortgage take precedence IN pro-
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NAVY YARD FERRY-Do the emnioyes a
the navy yard, Mare island. have to pay ferr.
charges to cross the channel? II so. how much
Yes, 50 a month.
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OOAIr-Subseriber. Alameda What il she
area on the worlds coal fields in square miles s
The latest figures show: China AMI
japan, 100000 square miles; United
States' $4,000; India, $1,000: Russia
s s Great Britain, 5000; Germany.
$500; France. 1900: Belgium snsi-
and other countries HOO; aggregafa
471.S00. -
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PLAYH0USEs-Subscrib Sacramento. Cal.
What IL the seating capacity OF the Orpheum
and the Liberty theaters in Oaklandg
Orpheum 100. Liberty 1000
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HOTEL MuNMEwAskA.

Newly and psautifulsy
 furnished- No noise, 10 ' sTSn dust. pure air Yet only Es bIocks from BFoadWay. sz 8oomB 0r apartments-
 Single $12, en suite &z5 per m0nth and up. Special rates to fami1iss and parties. Cafe. MRS. A. L. PARKER prop. 3o1 @ Grand Ave, Lcs AnosleA Cal
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Ttyto .red on war as.in.. tn. guaranty

regard to population or residence. IL is certain that this change, if change 1t really be, meets the approval ot an immense maicr'ty of the Amerf can electorate; but, under our feder, al system of equal states, twelve states, and they the smallest, may defe8t the thing, and that does not express the full force of the difficulty, for the opposition has but to secure a majority of either house of the general assembly o any state to count that commonwealth as opposed to the proposition.
 As at present constituted, there is little doubt that twelve states can be lined up against the amendment; but if Arizona and New Mexico should be admitted as states 1t would re- quire the dissent of thirteen states to defeat the amendment, and the Washington Post finds in this situa- tion some food for cogitation by the senators and representatives of the sixty-first congress. now solonizing on capitol hill. The admission of those territories as states at the present session would render it far more diff cult to defeat the amendment. It fs true, dog days are nigh and solonism is frksome, but if twothirds of con gress-of both houses--are earnestly in favor of the income tax amend ment, they can make it doubly mani fest by making those two new states
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INCREASE Is SHOWN
 BY SCHOOL CENSUS
Continued from First Psp.

fContinued from First Page) there were 286S who did not attend any school.
 The nativity of the children is given as follows: 3s60 native born with na- tive parents; 522 with one parent for eign; 1403. both parents foreign; for eign born1347
 A special report of the number and the work accomplished in each of the three high schools in the county will also be sent to Superintendent Kirk Moore. These include Bisbee, Doug. las and Tombstone. In this connection It might be well to state that the trustees of Wilcox have establishe l high school and when the new term starts will have number of pupils enrolled under that institution.
 The report as compared with last year shows that there has been a material improvement in the condition of the schools during the past year. there is an increase in the number of pupils in attendance as well as in the census rolls. The number of teachers has been increased, new school buildings erected. volumes add ed to the libraries, while the total ex- penditures outside of the buildings erected only shows an increase of S79e4.19
 Cochise county leads the counties nf the territory in the number of school children both in number of those en- rolled and those returned by the cen. sus marshal as being of school age.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News
 Nothing pleases some women more than an opportunity to feel sorry for others.
 A man never knows what he can do until he tries; then he is often sorry he tried.
 Lots of men who talk knowingly of labor and capital never did the one nor had the other.
 When a man has had occasion to employ first class lawyer. you can't convince him that talk is cheap.
 No. Alonzo. the money used to maintain the naval submarine service isn't taken from the sinking fund.
 If girl can pass her 30th birth day without detection she begins to think the dates in the family record may have been slightly mixed
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SUNDAYS RESULTS.
smsesIins chlness.

Australia is perturbed by the dis eovsries of MT. BatcheIor. the con- monweaith minister for external af fairs, who has esea inquiring into the Illegal influx of Chinese. There is . wealthy organization in China with agencies in all the principal Australian ports and with the connivance of ships onlcers the systematic snug giing of Chinese into Australia has bssn carried oa for. long time.
 The ships trading between Hong kong and the Australian ports have been se cunninsiy supplied with false bulkheads, walls and noors that hid ing roon has been provided for S6 Chinese stowaways on single voy- age. Ship coo,D have been secretly paid to supply the stowavays with food.
 The trade is very profitable. a Aus tralia is only q few days steaming from China and many thousands of slongoiians are always ready to pay large sums and run all sorts of risks ts ct to the Iand.of gold.
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THE INCOME TAX.

There are 46 states of the Ameri- can union. the smallest equal to the greatest in the work os amending the federal constitution. Before the fundamental law can be changed, add ed to, or subtracied from. two-thirds of each house of congress must agree to the proposition, and three-fourths of the state. speaking through their representatives in both houses of their legislatures. must ratify the amendment.
 It is proposed to submit an amend ment to the constitution conferring on congress power to levy an income tax directly upon tue citizen without
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READ THE REVIEW WHILE ON
 YOUR VACATION.

Patrons of The Review, leaving the city for the summer, may have The Review changed to any address in the United States, Mexico or Canada with lIt additional cost. Phone B-39.
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DETROIT. Mich, July 12-Given g
 rousing send on by a crowd of thou
 sands assembled to witness their de
 parture, the contestants in the sixth
 annual tour for the Glidden, Howel and Detroit trophies, started from this city today in a picturesque cal vacade Of nearly one hundred auto mobiles, with pilot cars leading the line and baggage cars and utility trucks bringing up the rear. The ma. chimes were sent of at as near one.
 minute intervals as possible, so that
 when the last car was given the sig nal to start the first one was many miles beyond the city limits.
 The tour will cover a little over 2500 miles, finishing at Kansas City on July 29. This will make an elapsed period of eighteen days for the tour and fourteen running days.
 The real interest centers, of course
 in the Gildden contest. for which more than two-score machines are
 contesting. In the flower contest which Is for runabouts, for an indi vidual prize, there are fourteen en. tries. and for the Detroit trophy three There are number of non-competi tive cars besides the official cars for
 those in charge of the tour.
 The route for the tour this year is
 regarded by veterans in the motoring ,, realm as ideal and one sure to test every machine to the limit. There
 are few easy jumps on the course
 Before the cars have rolled into Kan
 sas City two weeks hence, the par. tfcipants will know they have travel.
 ed some. They will pass through a
 number of big cities and will have 1 gone through a large section of the l, Rocky Mountain region and its east ern foothills. With good weather il should afford some enjoyable days Should 1t rain, particularly going
 over the mountains, the surgeons 20,
 ing along this year will earn their
 money.
 The first days run today will fake the tourists to the enterprisine HtfIe city Of Kalmazoo. It is a trifie over I42 miles. the shortest run of the tour. the longest of which exceed 2Oe miles. : Tomorrow's run will be from Ka!a, mazoo to Chica9o. from which point the tourists will travel through one VI eAS AuOot pACtOIcoQOe f6K1OU8 0I
 Wiseonsin on their way to ilinneapo.
 lis. An enthusiastic greeting Is prom ised in Minneapolis. where the tour. ists have arranged to stop two days. They will be taken in charge by the automobile clubs and dealers of the Twin Cities and given rides to Lake Minnetonka and other points. with receptions. luncheons and other forms of entertainment.
 In Omaha preparations are also be-
 ing made for the reception of the tourists and agAin In Denver, where two days will be spent, . rousinE re- ception awaits the tFavelers. Leaving Denver the motorists will puoceed through Colorado and Kansas to Kan sas City. This part of the tour win occupy four days and will ,be fnlI oS interest. At Kausas City. the finish ing point. spleDdid entertainment win be provided for the tourists.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

The advance notices of prosperity given out some time since by such cheerful prophets as James J. Hill Charles NJ. Schwab. and others equal. Iy qualified to speak on the subject are confirmed by agricultural and in dustrial reports from almost every quarter.
 Favorable crop news based on ce- real conditions in Kansas are furnish. ed by the report of the Kansas state bureau which is recognized as well managed and most conservative insti tuition. This report places the condi- tion of wheat in that state practical ly the same as last year. indicating a crop there of about s6,000.00o bush els. Or greater than the highest ad- vance estimates made on the produce exchange. Still more interesting is the estimate of the Kansas corn crop, in which the condition is given as the highest since 1902 and the acreage the largest since 1899 If such prospects are general, there is a present promise of $500. 900 900 bushels of corn as the national crop. This would exceed all previous yields. The greatest yield on record is that of 1906. with 2, S27,41s,091 bushels, although the grea'est farm value on December 1 was that Of tast year when the figures were placed at s1,- 616,145.O00. The actual national corn yield in 1908 was 2.66s, ,65l, 900 bush els, which was almost equaled in 1907 and was exceeded in both 1905 and 1906. but in no other years.
 Reports from reliable agencies show an excellent state of retail trade and large business visible in the bookings for next fall, winter and spring, while an encouraging decrease in failures is noticed in industrial lines previous gains are being held. Building continues active and imDrov- ed reports are received from the lum- Der trade, particularly in the south and the Pacific northwest. Traffic operations of the railroads are not up to the high records of 1907, but com pared with May of the present year they show considerable improvement in all sections Of special signifi' canoe is the increased activity in fin ishing mills and the improvement in the coke output and shipments, in an sTer to the larger demands of the iron furnaces. The order for 30,Oo0 steel car wheels placed with the Car negie Steel company and the Chicago Railway company Is further evfdencs that the railroads of the United States see no reasons for withholding orders for equipment made necessary by the prospects of steadily growing transportation requirements. All in all, the tone Is decidedly healthy, and in full support of the repeated claims that an era of genuine prosperity has begun.
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Arizona { New Mexioo
 Railway Company
TIME IARlE

sConnects with lforenol Southern. ssConnects with S0uthern Pacific. sssCcurects xst& n PAso ane Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. wAosrAH.
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FOUR HURT IN WRECK.

COLUMBIA FALLS. Mont. July 1a
 The Great Northern Oriental Lim- tied" left the rails five miles east of Rexford. Mont. today. It is reported that the engineer. fireman and ex- press messenger are seriously injur- ed. Traffic will be delayed from four to ten hours. The cause of the acci- dent is unknown.
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START 0F SIXTH ANNUAL TOUR
Motoring Veterans Consider This Years Route for Cid
 den Cup is Best
KANSAS CITY FINISHING
 POINT OF TOURISTS

l> July 12.-Detroit to Kalama- . . ZOO, Mich, 142.2 miles. . l> July 13-Kalamazoo to Chica- . I> go, 173.3 miles. . I> July 14-Chicago to Madison, . . Wis, 175 miles. . |> July l5--Madison to La Crosse . . Wis, l54.4 miles. . '> July 16--La Crosse to Minne- . . apolis, Minn., IFS miles. . i> July 17-Entertainment at . . Minneapolis. . . July 1S-Entertainment at Mine
 >neapolis. . |> July 19-Minneapolis to Fort . . Dodge, Iowa, 1S2 miles. . . Fort Dodge to Omaha, Neb., .
 . lS7 miles. . |< Omaha to Kearney, Neb., 200 .
 . miles. . |> July 22-Kearney to Denver, .
 . Colo, POS miles . '> July 24-Two days entertain .
 . ment at Denver. > |> July 25 - Denver to Hugo, .
 . Colo. 173 miles. . Y July 27-Hugo to Oakley, Kan, .
 . 165 miles. .
 > July 2s-OakIey to Salina. .
 . Kan. 200 miles. .
 v July % - Salina to Kansas .
 . City. Mo, 190 miles. .
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