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Avoid giving your c..i4 .~ys
with sharp points or corners. paint
ed toys. toys with loose parts that
might be swallowed or small OBJ
jects which might be swallowed or
pushed into the nose or ear.
A child old enough TO run about
should always be lifted by placing
the hands under It's arms and new
er by the wrists or hands. Serious
injury is often done to the elbow
or shoulder joints by the latter
method.
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BOY KILLED By AUTO

PORTLAND. Juno 30.-Walter
Rassling, aged II, was run over
by an automobile near his home
late yesterday and almost instant
ly killed. With a companion Wal
ter was riding the end Of an ice
wagon when frightened off. The
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
SNAKE FASHION MAY
COST HER AN ARM
nv United Press,

BLYTHEvILLE, Ark, June 3d.
AS result Of the latest fad of
girls and women to have garter
buckles made Of snake skins, Miss
Bessie McVeigh, society girl of
Osceola, may lose her arm. Miss
McVeigh endeavored to capture a
small snake, apparently of the gar
ter variety, in the family garden,
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HARTMAN IMPROVING

DEMMERING, Austria, June 30.
TAfter an examination of e. H.
Hartman by DR.. Struempell. the
eminent specialist pronounced the
railway magnate's condition i'm
proving. Hartman will remain
here three weeks.
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with the intention Of having the
skin utilized in making a garter
buckle, when the reptile bit her
on the arm. Amputation may
prove necessary.
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chauffeur, H. L. Keats. tried -
avoid the boy but struck him -
fore he could get out OF The way
The lad died Of conclusion Of tho
brain.
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(Note-The canning season has
arrived and Alice Gitchell Kirk, ia
nous as a writer and lecturer on
domestic economy, will give Press
readers her knowledge of the art
of preserving summer fruits for
winter use9
~.
~BY ALICE GITCHELL KIRK
1t Is not difficult to can all kinds
of fruits and vegetables If one
studies sterilization, has the neces-
sary utensils and knows how to Sc
lect fruits. Personalities should
never be used, as they are more or
less dangerous.
The slightest disregard of any OF
the above rules in the canning or
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That's hte last time I'll ever
give you laughing gas" remarked
the dentist. you've knocked my
table over and nearly bitten my
thumb through, confound you,"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
: SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

TACOMA Dec I3-Arriyed: Steamer River
side from Seattle; steamer 1ucatan, from Cor
lora- steamer Meteor. from Ireadvell; steamer
Eureka. from Dupont
Departed. Steamer Umatilla, for sound ports.
PORTLAND Dee I3.-B0th cylinder heads
blown out and the shaft cracked j. the damage
To- tie steamer Pomona Of the Oregon City trans
r,ortsffon company's feet, which disabled
This morning al a point short distance above
Indenendence IN the Willamette river. The
Pomona WAS IN command OF Captain Blum. The
. vessel will be towed TO Portland.
F0g on the river delayed shipping 20 a great
extent today Steamships Rose City and
prcayvrster which crossed ip at O'Clock in the
morning were caught in q fog bank at Astoria
after o'clock in the afternoon. The steamship
FALCON left down NJ O'Clock The British
efesmship knight Of ST. George, from Puget
.n,ud arrived OF the mouth Of the river at .
clock IN the morning and did not cross in until
late In the afternoon. Fair weather is promised
gsrhor Master Speir acting in conjunction
with the United States engineers was engaged
fodav IN removing snags from tho harbor.
With passengers and freight from san Fran
cisco the steamer Rose City arrived late tonight.
steamer Breakwater arrived tonight with pas
soncers and freight from Coos bay
steam schooner Fairhareiis from Portland
passed IN 81 Tsfoosh to-day
Steamer Roanoke is scheduled 10 sail Tor San
Iedro tomorrow
Steam schooner Tailac. from san Francisco is
>due TO arrive 1T Astoria "Wednesday.
British ship Gipnalvon viii shift 80 the Port
land mills tomorrow morning 10 receive lumber
cargo.
With 1000 900 feet If timber the British bark
I0rdanhilI. Captain kenneally. viii leave for
the United Kingdom the latter part OF the week,
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ASTORIA Dec. I3-Steam schooner F. S
Loop. which sailed sunday for San Francisco
carried 100000 feet of lumber loaded at Port
Land. 10000 feet loaded at kalama and 4OOooo
feet loaded at Rainier
Steam schooner Shoshone cleared at the custom
house today for San Francisco with 403.OoO feet
Of lumber loaded at Portland $4,000 feet load
ell at kalama 300. 600 feet loaded at Prescott
and - 600 feet loaded at Oak point.
Pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer came inside
this morning after water and supplies For =
days IL has not picked up vessel, although 1t
has been keeping close TO the mouth OF the river
through 2 succession Of storms that were very
severe 1t viii return TO its station agaln IN a
Few DAYS.
from Coos bay brought LOCO csses OF salmon
from KYLE & sons cannery the Siuslaw river
Steamer Rose City arrived this morning from
San Francisco with freight and passengers
British steamship Knight Of St GeorGe ar
rived todsN from British Columbia and Is unqer
time charter 10 the Portland and Asiauc line
10 take cargo 10 the orient 10 assist the regular
steamships.
for Europe. arrived down the river today and VIII
leave out at the first opportunity
Steamer Shoshone sailed last evening Win a
cargo of lumber for San Francisco.
steamer Coaster arrived today from san tfah-
cisco to load lumber for return.
Steamer T. r. Stetson arrived today from san
Francisco and left up the river to load lnm-
Der for return.
steamer Breakwater arrived today from Coos
bay with freight and passengers, and lett up
the river for Portland
SEATTLE Dec. f3.-Arriyed: Steamer Al
miral Sampson. from san Francisco: steamer
from Nanaimo
sailed: steamer Riverside. for Tacoma.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. I3.-ArrlNeGt steamer
George W Elder from Seattle; steamer Hanalei'
from San Francisco.
Sailed: steamer Santa Rosa. for San Diego;
steamers Hanalei and Atlas, for San francisco
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eSnow on ground 2S inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day Chicago, IS SO; New York, 1870;
Omaha, % D.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues high over British Co
lumbia and Washington. but has fallen rapidly
in California. Cold weather and snow are re
ported throughout the central states and rain
east of the Ohio valley, There is well marked
disturbance over the lake region On the Pacific
slope the temperature is slightly below the
normal. In the great valley of California warmer
weather may be expected Tuesday. There have
been no injurious temperatures in California dur
ing the last "a hours. The relative humidity at
Red Bluff was 6S per cent and at Fresno IS per
cent. The river at Sacramento reads 1914 feet
and falling.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the SO
hours ending at midnight December IA, 1909;
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
brisk north wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday; brisk north
wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday, warmer
near Sacramento; brisk north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday. warmer,
light west wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday; light
north wind A g. McADlE,
District Forecaster.
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Massachusetts. from New York.

Massachusetts from New York.
ACAPULCO-Sailed Dec 12-Stmr San Jose
for San Francisco.
LEITH-In roads Dec 10-Br ship Wayfarer
hence July "a.
SUEZ-Arrived Dee 12-Br stmr Cyclops. from
Tacoma for Liverpool.
SINGAPoRE-Arrived prior Dec 13-Br stml
Antilochus. from Glasgow for Tacoma
SHANGHAI-Arrived prior Dec 13-Nor stml
Christian Bors. from Columbia river.
ADELAIDE-Arrived Dee 10-Br stmr Green
wich from Victoria via Newcastle. y. s. W.
Arrived Dec 9-Br stmr Wray
Castle. from Manila.
Sailed Dec 13-Nor stmr selja, for Portland
via Honolulu.
PUNTA ARENAS-Passed Dec S-Br stml
Carlton from Tacoma for ST Vincent
VICToRIA-Arrived Dec 13-Br stmr Knight
of the Thistle. from Seattle; Br stmr Belle ot
Scotland, from Townsend for drydock
OCEAN STEAMERS
ST. JOHNS. y. ARRIVED Dec 6-Stmr ST
berian. from Glasgow and Liverpool for Halifax
and Philadelphia.
FISHGUARD-Arrived Dee 13-stmr Lusi
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compagnie Generate Transatlantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
sailings every Thursday. instead Of Saturday,
nj 10 a. M, from pier ~. North river. foot Of
Morton street
first class to Hayre, $3.50 and upward: Sec
class to Havre, $50 and upward GENERAL.
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA
10 State ST.. New York. j. F. FUGAZT. Man.
ager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco Tickets sold BY al railroad ticket
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HAS SHIPMENT OF
EUROPEAN FREIGHT
LifebOat Capsizes While Being
Lowered to Rescue Man in
Acapulco HarbOr

HE German steamer
Erna arrived yes
terday from the
lower coast, but al
though at Corinto
for a few hours.
brings no news Of
the Nicarag guam rev
olution. In CorintO
the revolution is not
a topic for general
discussion. The Erna
was there only from
Z a. IN. untiL1l a. m.
Of the day before
Thanksgiving. The
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NIeuoranda
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN DYING

TACOMA, Dec. 13-Jack Beymer.
captain of the Tacoma high school
football team, is dying of typhoid fever
at a local hospital. He was conceded
the position of captain and quarterback
on the all northwest high school team.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

AHHIN Ed
Monday. December Is.
Stmr Santa Rita Conners. so hours from As
toria: ballast to Union oil company.
Stmr Roma. Lawson, 50 hours from Astoria
ballast to Union oil company
Bktn Archer Mcleod 10 days from Roche har-
bor: 5000 barrels lime to Tacoma and Roche
Hsrbor lime company.
stmr President, Cousins, &C hours from Seat
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USE HERCULES :$;sE' :S;E;' :s:E; :s:sE'

Made in California guaranteed oak tanned,
and cost no than the nonguaranteed makes
If your dealer can not supply you. write Us
direct for a price list. Manufactured solely BY
w DAVIS & SONS. Wholesale Saddlerys 2U4O
to 2052 Howard ST, San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITo
every 40 minutes from 700 a. m. until 600 a.
m then hourly until 400 p. m; then every 40
minutes until $40 D. m; then 500 and 1000
D. m. and 1901 a
Fairfax-Leave San Francisco 1900. 7:4O. $40.
300, 1000, 411:00 a. m, t12:O0 noon. t1:oO,
200 400, 4:4O. 500 and 500 p. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave 900 a. m.
and 200 p.
Tiburon and Belvedere-sT:0O, s7:4O. 1918 A.
m. (S12:OO noon except Saturday,, 1880 s4:OO.
$500, 7:15 p. N. Sundays $500. s7:40. 1915
a. m 1890, $500, 1920. T:15 p M, S12: :01 an
SUNDAY arrive 1887 p. M. 'sSunday arrive
657 D. m. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
fSaturday only. svia Sausalito.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence
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r AUCTION SALE &

Regular weekly auction sale of work and driv-
ing horses, wagons. buggies, carts and harness
Thursday, December 16. IL a. m-. Duboce sta
bles 2O5-2O9 Valencia St Sale rain shine.
Park 2723. WM. CLOUGH, Auetioneer-
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tania. from New York for Liverpool, and pro-
ceeded.
Observation-Disclosures Dec l3-Stmr
Carthaginian. from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Dec 13-Stmr Lusi-
tania, from New York for Liverpool.
LIyERPOOI-Arriyed Dec 13-Stmr Baltic,
from New York.
LAS PALMAS-Arriyed prior Dec 13-Stmr
Salatia from Tacoma, san Francisco, etc, for
Hamburg.
YoKoHAMA-sailed Dec 12-stmr Empress Of
India, for Hongkong from Vancouver.
NAPLES-Sailed Dec 11-Stmr TaOrmna, for
New York
CHRIsTIANSAND-s Dec 12-Stmr Oscar
III, for New York.
GENoA--Arrived Dec 1O-stmr Dueca d'Aosta,
from New York.
LIS1ERICK-Sailed Dec 13-Stmr Janetta, for
Portland. Ore, via st. Vincent. C. V.
Memoranda
Bktn Benieia. before reported in distress 10
miles off Cape Flattery on Dec 9. arrived at
Crescent Dec Is towing; was bound TO Guaymas
from Willapa harbor with cargo of lumber.
Per bktn Echo, at San Francisco Dee Is from
Coos bay-Had succession of ) and Sc gales
for 3 DAYS: on Dec s. on Cape. BlancO, expert
enced a hurricane from the Sc; blew away sew
eral sails and had vessel under bare poles for s
hours.
Per bktn Archer at San Francisco Dec 13 from
Roche harbor-Had strong Sc winds the first
4 days
LONDON, Dee 12-FaImouth reports that on
Nov 20 Br ship Inverness shire, for Limerick.
nnf hqC fO Kali Outh
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

.2:1op. s5:40p- Ar s F.: -7:25a. 's.40a.
f5:2Sp. Sundays-t9 Boa, s11:45a s5:40p Ar.
S. F.: ss:4Oa. I'll :13a. IS :23p.
Ito and from Arleta- ito and from Tunitas
Glen. Connect with stage for San Gregorio. Pes
cadero. Pebble Beach ard La Honda.
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VIA COAST LINE
fThird and Townsend Sfreetsl
VIA OAKLAND PIER

t5.25a LOop-23d Street. Visltscion. South
San Francisco. Valencia Street. -. f6.s
t5.40a Loop-Valencia St.. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street. 3rd and Townsend. -. to.S
6.20a South San francisco. ean Jose Gilroy,
(Hollister) Sargent PajarO. Salinas. 7.s
6.00a Shore Line Limited-Paso Robes Hot
Springs Santa Barb ara. Los Angeles. 9.s
a05a The Coasser--San Jose. CastrOville
(Dd Monte, Monter ey. Paclhc Grove).
Salinas. Soedad. Paso Robes Hot
Springs San Luis Obispo. PiEno.
Ocesno. Surf. Lompoc Santa Bar
bara. Ventura Oxnard. Los Angeles ia
6.l0a hay6eld Los Altos Los Gatos. Wright.
GlenwoOd( Bo uder Creek Santa Cruz lO.t
8.I0a Watsonville. Castr ovile. Del Monte.
Monterey Pacific Grove. 81
8.2Oa South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
Jose. Way Stations. .---...--....-.. IS
8.20a May6eld. Los Altos. Los Gatos. ....-- f7.a
s.0oA San Jose. Glroy. Salinas ChnnsOr.
Paso Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo-Tres Pino Santa Cruz Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. ~
I0.l0a South San Fran cisco. Buriingame
San Msteo. Pao Alto. San Jose -. s.;
I040a Los Altos. Monss Vista. Los Gatos. ~
il30a Valencia st.. Ocean View Gonna.
Cemeteries. Baden. San Bruno.... l.;
Il.40a South San Fran CISCO San Jose ...-.. t8.s
k0Jp Del Monte Express-San lose Gilroy
Sargent Jacksonville Santa Cruzl
Del Monte Monterey. Pacific Grove r.;
2.05p South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
r. o5p Los Altos. Monta Vista, Los Gstos. !. t3.
r. l0p Bay Shore. Vista cion. San Bruno ~
3.0Op Santa Clara. San Jose. Los Gatos.
Wright Boulder Creek Santa Cruz g.
Sop Sluth San Francis co, San Mateo, San
Jose Gilroy. CastF oville, Salinas 49, 10,
A0Oe Sunset Expr ess-Tueson, DeminR.
E Paso Houston New Orleans.
4.00p Paso Robes Hot Springs san Luis
ObispO. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles. ~
O0p Gilroy HOllister Tres Pinos - III
4.O0p Del Monte. Mont ersy. Pacific Grove II.
4.00p Kansas CITY, st. Louis, Chicago -. II.
4.20D South san Franci SEQ. San Jose ... f9l
f5.00p Buriingane. san Msteo Palo Alto.
San Jose and W ay Stations .... g..
t5.05p LOop-23d Sire ct Fisiacion. South
San Francisco. Valencia Street -. 70
Is 20p Re7Wood Palo Alto San Jose. O.
i5.2Os Los Altos Monts Vista. Los Gstos... t5.
f5.25p BTIingame San hateo. San Jose. -. IT,;
t5.30p Loop : valencia St. Ocean View.
Cemeteries South San Francisco.
233 Street. 81 and Townsend ~ f6l
SOP San Bruno San Mateo Redwood. Pal0
Alto. Sante Clara. San Jose --. T..
t5.40s Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gatcs -.
rs 00p Milbrae. san Aateo Pslo Alto.
Mav6eit. Los Altos Los eafoS ~ t8l
f6O5p 23d Street. Vista clon. South San
Francisco Valencia Street .-.. H.
t625p Loop-Vaencia Street Ocean View
Cemeteries South San Francisco
23d Street Sd and Townsend ...... ~
$500 South San Francisco. San lose . 81
600p Los Angles Pazen ger-Glroy Sa-
linas Psso Robes Hot Springs
San Luis Obispo Pizmo. santa
Barbara. Los Angeles e.
iI.45p South San Francisco. Palo Alto san "
Jose- -------.--t Y -
FROM PACIFIC STREET WHARF
fI.00p Sacramento River Steamers .tIi.a
Stmr. Nodoc. Mon. We'd. Fri.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Dee 10, 1909
RAINFALL DATA
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FROM PACIFIC STREET WHARF
fi.00p Sacramento River Steamers f1l. .30p
Stmr Nodoc Mon. We'd. Fri
Stmr Navajo Tues. Thurs Sat-
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Thursday, December 16, 1905

At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
And continuing at the same hour daily until Il
sale has been completed. at the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14
WAFER Front Notes

Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 1llS.G00 feet.
The liner Alameda. which sailed Sag
urday for Honolulu. was as miles out
al o'clock sunday night in fine
weather.
The Pacific Mail liner san Jose left
zatlan.
The gasoline schooner Lulu, belong
ing 10 Vancouver fishing company.
was blown up Sunday night about 30
miles south of Prince Rupert. The
crew escaped The vessel viii be
total loss.
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Eight Hours Under Bare Pole.

The barkentlne Echo Arrived IN late
last night IN almost dismantled con-
dition.
The Echo started out 10 days ago
from Coos bay bOunC to this port. De-
cember s. when off Cape Blanco. the
Echo ran into a gale which blew away
its sails and for eight hours the vessel
was under bare poles. Captain Palm
eren SAYS III was the worst storm he
. ever saw in Pacific waters.
- The Echo brought 10000 feet Of
lumber 10 the A NJ Simpson lumber
.lomnanE.
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Christmas Trees for Honolulu

suit in counter libel i'm the United
States district court yesterday against
the steam schooner Norwood, which
c0llided with the oil steamer Asuncion
IN a fog year ago last October. In
the complaint the company charges
that IL was the Norwood that Eyas re-
Sponsible for the accident Damages
10 the hull of the Asuncion are placed
an $4,000. loss Of oil at $3.50 and loss
of earning power during repairs at
81 ESQ
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W'reeIage Prom Unknown ship Seen

SEATTLE. Dec. 13.-The army trans
-port Dix. which is loading hay an'
mules for the Philippine islands an,
which has been delayed by the switch
mems strike. viii sail for Manila Vi;
IFonoIulu Wednesday noon.
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AUCTION SALES

The following property win be soldsat publ
auction for the account Of whoai it mag concern
beginning
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

The army transport Thomas, Captain
Lyman. is due today from Manila via
Honolulu. The Thomas is bringing
no regular organization. but has a
board. RE Thomas viii probably be
laid up for one voyage. Its place Will
De taken either by the Crook or the
j ogan The Crook WAS taken to an
chorage In the stream yesterday to
llake room for the Thomas at the
fransnort wharf
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-18
MISS MORGAh'S PLAN
MEETS OBJECTION
New York Restaurant Owners Oppose
Her Method of Feeding at Cost.

New York, June lS.-The Down-
town Taxpayers association has ap-
pointed a committee TO investigate the
restaurant opened under the auspices
of the National Civic Federation. and
through the financial support of Miss
Anne Morgan, daughter of j. Pierpont
Morgan, in the Brooklyn navy yard.
This restaurant whicn was form
ally dedicated on the eve of NJ 50 Nor
gan's departure for Europe a week
ago, was thrown open to the navy
yard employees for the first .ime last
night when appetizing meals were
served at cost price.
The Downtown Taxpayers assoeis-
ton has taken up the matter. at the
request of a half dozen small restaul-
ant owners outside of the navy yari.
and last night iae allegation was
made that the government spent So
600 In fitting up the restaurant aud =
supplying water fuel and light free
of charge, thus greatly handicappipg
the private restaurant owners VINO
must pay all these hXed charges be
sides that Of rent
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-18
CHALMERS S-OETRO|[
WON THE RACE
Indiana Course Thronged with Enor-
nous Crowd of Spectators
Today.

Crown Point, Ind June 1S.-Mat.
son, in a Chalmers Detroit car, won
the Indiana cup for stock cars in to-
days race over the "Western Wander
bilt' course. Robertson. in Loco
mobile, and Monson. in a Marion,
were second and third The time for
the 232 miles was 4:31:31.
With nearly every available portion
of the course occupied by thousands
of spectators, lined up to witness the
races on the 26-miles course, the
start was made at an early hour. Most
of the spectators spent the night
along the course, in the cold. Every
town within a radius of ten miles was
crowded and more came in this morn
ing.
Soldiers of the First Illinois resi-
ment were detailed at Al military sta
tions along the route to keep order
and prevent accidents. Telegraphers
were also stationed to flash results to
the judges at the stand. By Z O'Clock
the people had been cleared off the
track and the contest began shortly
after that hour.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-18
GAllINGER REPLIES
TO BROWNS SPEECH
Declares That Only Cheap. Sen
sdtiondl Newspapers Want
Duty Reduced SO Cdnddi-
an Product Can
Enter.

Washington, June 1S.-The senate
today voted down senator Browns
amendment placing print paper on
the free list in the tarin bill. The
vote was 20 TO SO. Senator Lorimpr,
the new member from Illinois. voted
against the amendment. Brown de-
cided not to make any further re-
marks in favor of his amendment ana
gave way to Gallinger, who replied
to many statements made by the Ne
oraska senator in favor of free paper.
For eleven years, said Gallinger.
the paper makers have been advocat-
ing forest preservation and in doing
Sc they have purchased twice as much
land in Canada as in the United
states. He declared that in wages
alone the Canadian paper makers
have an advantage of SO a ton in
making paper, besides an advantage
of IS a cord on wood.
He declared that the price is kept
down by competition and said it ls
conceded there is no trust and no
combination to raise the price of pa :
per. He said the newspapers are
free from unanimous on the subjeo I
nt free print paper.
The clamor for this legislation. '
he said, comes from the cheap and
sensational part of the press" He
declared that a reductt. in the duty
or paper would not only bring cana
dian paper but bring it ALSO from
Norway, Sweden and Finland, where
cheap labor would compete
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-18
SUSTAINS CHARGES
AGAINST INSPECTORS
Witness COrroboratcs Claims Made i'm
Case of Meat Inspectors at
st. Louis

East st. Louis, June 1S.-Corrobo-
ration Of many charges against the
government meat inspection system
here was given to the officials in
vestigating conditions by julius
Bischoff, an inspector, who was on
the witness stand when the inquiry
was continued today. According to
J. F. Harms, whose open letter to
Secretary Wilson caused the inquiry.
Bischoff substantiated many of his
Co-workers' assertions.
The secrecy with which the inquiry
is conducted has caused much COM
ment about the stock yards. Officials
of packing houses believe secrecy will
hurt the future of the business
Harms thinks the statement Of DR.. 4.
d. Melvin, who conducted the inquiry.
that the charges are baseless. is
detrimental to the inquiry and for
this reason he declined to participate
unless the proceedings were open to
the press.