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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-29
FLASHES FROM MIcANoPY.
Hr. A. Y. tIilIsary and Mrs. Resale
MaeconneiI Married.


J MICANOPY. Sept. 2S.-The Railroad
Commissioners will meet here at 10
a m. next Monday. October 4th, for
the purpose OF hearing the complaints
OF the people Of this place in reference
10 train service. General Superintend'
eI.t Riddle and other officials OF the
A. {. l.. X. X. Co have been invited
10 be present. All the citizens OF
Micanopy and surrounding country are
invited TO be here on that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Z. Lawrence OF In
diana have arrived and will imme-
diately build a nice residence on the
land they bought Of J. J. Barr near
town. Mr.. Lawrence thinks others of
his State will soon locate in our
midst.
Leon Thrasher left this morning TO
enter the University at Gainesville.
, Miss Grace Holloway leaves today
to enter the Female College at ITALIA
hassee.
/ Mr.. A. L. HILLARY and Mrs. Rosalie
mcdonnell were married at the home
OF J. y. Evans last Wednesday by
Rev. I. n. Sislrunk. After the cere.
mony was performed and hearty con
gratulations extended a splendid din
ner was served 10 those present.
From Gainesville Col. Il. A. Thrasher
and A. o. SteenbuTg attended: Mr..
and Mrs. y. n. Mott. Capt. J. W.
Carter. Miss Lorna McCredie and r.
G. Reeves from Micanopy. Mrs.
James Croxton. Mr. and Mrs. s. l..
Turner. neighbors OF the parties, were
present also. After the dinner was
over they went TO their future home
expecting 10 spend a quiet evening.
but their friends would not have il
30. In a short while quite a large
crowd had gathered to wish them
much happiness and prosperity.
Dancing for awhile and then refresh
ments were served. They received
quite a lot OF handsome presents.
Mr.. Hilleary is eN-sherif OF Alachua
county and * now engaged in truck
ing and stock raising. being connect.
ed with the firm Of J. II. Schneider a
Co. Of New York. They will reside
at their home just north OF Micanopy.
on the road to Gainesville.
Miss Viola Carlton is visiting rela.
tiyes in Madison for a few weeks.
The Micanopy High School opened
Yesterday with Mrs. Anna u. Trusler
OF Gainesville as principal, Miss Eos.
ter OF Virginia first assistant. and
Miss Sophie Merry in charge OF the
primary department. There were sew.
eral OF the parents present at the
opening exercises. We hope they will
have prosperous term.
W. ID. Bobbitt and s. r. Chitty went
To Gainesville yesterday.
DR.. II. l.. Montgomery and wife. and
J. H. Simonton and wife have gone to
Ocala. They went in the Doctors
automobile.
Harvey Hutchinson OF Gainesville
was in town this morning.
Orian Feast-r left last week for
Sutherland to enter college.
Sheriff y. G.. Ramsey was in town
yesterday on official business.
DR. u. NJ Price has moved 10 our
town from Mcintosh.
J. u. Simonton is preparing 70
build nice home on his lot on the
corner OF Main and Ocala streets.
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COBB. The dixie DEMON.
LEADS ALL The BATTERS

CONTINUED from Page oneJ
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Finance.

visltor-why are you naughty SO
much OF the time? Bobby-MRmma
gives me a nickel every time promise
10 be good. aud she never wants me
TO promise TO be good unless I'm
naughty.-Cleveland Leader
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-29
Good for elIiousness.

Il took two OF Chamberlain's Stom.
ach and Liver Tablets last night, and
| feel hfty per cent better than | have
for weeks" says ]. J. Firestone Of Al.
Logan. Mich. They are certainly a
fine article for biliousness." For sale
by all druggists. Samples free
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-29

The best place to buy your goods
IS az the store which invites you Z,
come through an ad. In The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-29

Some article that IL simply in the
way at your house might II adver
tised. be sold to someone who Is anx
IOusly looking for Il
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
UNIVERSITY
BIG SHORTAGE IN FUNDS
OF MILITIA HEAD CHARGED
Washington Torn by Alleged
State Money Embezzlement

SEATTLE, May 3o.-The Sunday
Times publishes an Olympia dispatch
saying that investigation of the state
adjutant generals Office reveals an ap-
parent discrepancy in the accounts of
former Adjutant General James A.
Drain, who seems to owe $4,000 to the
state. 1t is said that few months
after Adjutant General Drain left his
office his attention was called TO his
debt to the state The correspondence
of the Office is said to show that he
forwarded his check for $4,000 to Ad-
jutant General Ortis Hamilton. his sue
cessor, but there is no record of the
check ever having been cashed and the
money turned into the state treasury.
Hamilton is in jail charged with en-
bezzlement of $50. 900 from the state
military fund.
Drain is editor of a Washington, d.
c.. paper devoted to the militia and
national guard affairs in connection
with the war department. Adjutant
General George B. Lamping Is in Wash.
ington looking over the accounts of
Drain and Hamilton with the war de-
partment.
According to the Sunday Times dis
patch the war department requested
General Lamping to go to Washington
and is inquiring into the ease with
which General Hamilton diverted the
states ammunition fund at Benicia
Cal. arsenal into his own pocket. Gov
ernor NJ. e. Hays advisers would have
Hamilton tried in a federal court the
Olympia dispatch says.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
BOOK BINDERS PICNIC IN
OPEN AT FAIRFAX PARK
Enjoyable Day Held by Union
lists of San Francisco

FAIRFAX, May 3O.-More than 5000
people attended the picnic of the San
Francisco book binders local No. 81 at
Fairfax park today. and enjoyed one of
the most pleasant outings of the
season.
The day was ideal for outdoor
amusement and although no games or
races were INDUCED In, the merry
crowd found ample enjoyment in dan
cling and picnicklng about the beauti-
full grounds of the park. Two special
trains brought the book binders and
their friends from San Francisco early
in the forenoon.
In the afternoon dancing was the
main amusement. although much in
terest was manifested in the distribu-
tion of 30 gate prizes to the holders
of lucky tickets.
Sam Rose. leading member OF the
committee OF arrangements, stated that
the affair was the largest and most
successful ever experienced by the
book binders. Others of the comn1it :
tee were Charles Drescher. Charles Ha-
ger. T. OLeary and George Buhen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
TAFT CHAFFS BROTHER
ABOUT BASEBALL DEFEAT
President in Pittsburg Has Fun
Over Chicago's Loss

PITTsBURG. May so.-After spend
ing two days in Pittsburg President
Taft left late tonight for Gettsburg,
where tomorrow he will deliver the
Memorial day address, and his daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Taft, will unveil the
towering granite monument erected by
congress to the memory of the regular
troops engaged in the Gettysburg cam
paign.
President Taft spent q quiet day at
the home of his sister in law and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas K
Laughlin. He attended the First Uni
tartan church in the morning
Taft was accompanied to the east by
his brother, Charles p Taft of Cincin-
natl. who also is one of the owners
of the Chicago National league base
ball team. The scores of the two
games played in Chicago were con-
veyed to the Laughlin residence and
the president took delight in chafing
his brother over the two victories
scored by the Pittsburg team
Secretary of State Knox left tonight
for Washington direct
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
MILITIA COMPANY
TORN BY STRIFE
Friend of Officer, Forced to Re-
sign, Makes Charges and May
Face C0urtmartiaI
[Seeciol Dispatch TO The CALI

SACRAMENTO. May S0.-A small
sensation in local military circles has
been started between the officers of
Company E of the national guard and
Abram E. Marks. an unsuccessful cam
didate for second lieutenant Follow
ing the story published that E. V.
Ashley had been forced to decline the
office of second lieutenant because his
wife was suing him for divorce, his
friend Marks has come to his rescue
and accused Captain Canon of doing
politics Captain Canon as a result is
considering the proposition of bring
ing court martial proceedings against
Marks.
Following Ashley's resignation Marks.
who was then private, entered the
field as a candidate for the Office
against w. w. Cunningham. He was
defeated in the election, but charges
that Captain Canon and Howard S.
Mcintyre, a clerk in the office of the
adjutant general, used their influence
against him by threatening to retard
the advancement of all noncommis-
stoned officers who did not vote for
Cunningham.
Marks also accused Canon of being
under the thumb of MCINTYRE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
SACRAMENTO PIONEER
DIES; NOW 8 IN COUNTY
William Turton, Railroad Con-
tractor, Expires at so
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

L IOpeCIdt DlSpdtCH 10 4 ne SdItJ
SACRAMENTO. May 3o-With the
death yesterday of William Turton
wealthy railroad contractor another
member of the Sacramento county So
ciety of pioneers passed away. His
death leaves but eight members of the
society living in this county. There
were originally more than 900 Until
a few days ago Mr.. Turton had been in
apparent good health, although past
so years of age. He became seriously
i'll last Sunday and grew gradually
worse until his death yesterday.
Born in London, Eng, 81 years
ago Turton came to America while still
a boy and settled with his parents in
Wisconsin He came across the plains
to California in 1S49. For 80 years he
was a member of the firm of Turton e.
Know, contractors. This firm con
structed the railroad from Sacramento
to Niles, Watsonville to Soledad,
Healdsburg to Cloverdale, Gait to Lodi,
Colfax to Nevada City and many short
lines in the southern part of the state.
He was a prominent Mason and the
funeral viii be conducted by that or
ganization. Five children Henry, Mrs.
A. G. Johnson, Mrs. T. J. CIunie, Miss
Nellie and Miss Kate Turton survive.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
ManyBeneficialL avs assed.

and giving congress the power 10 enforce such
prohibition; also calls on the other states OF tne
union to Join with California in its application
for such constitutional convention.
RIVERS
Chap SO: Assembly joint resolution No l
authorizes and requests the governor 10 appoint
commission of three or more persons TO co
operate with like commission on behal1 OF tne
federal government in deyising a plan and dratt-
ing law for the improvement of the Sacra-
mento river and the reclamation of over1owed
lands with the idea of segregating the expense
between the state, federal government and Inc
land owners; the work to be done under one
management. The president OF the United
States and California's representatives In senate
and house are requested TO secure the appoint
ment of the commission on behalf of the federal
government
TARIFF
Chap 4: Assembly joint resolution No 3.
representatives from California to secure re-
opening of the hearings on the tariff bill to
enable the representatives OF the grape growers
of California to be heard.
Chap. %: Senate joint resolution No. %.
protests against the inclusion of Inheritance tax
provisions In the tariff bill. on the ground that
such taxation would be unjust and burdensone.
since SO states, among them California. have in
heritance tax statutes. and that a federal in
heritance tax would operate to the ultimate re-
peal of the state laws, which would entail
great loss upon the states. 1t is recited that
California's revenue from inheritance taxes VIII
he about 81 1000. 900 this year. Californias SEN
ators and representatives requested to work
TO have the Inheritance tax feature stricken
from the tariff bill
Chap. 46: Assembly joint resolution No. II,
protests against any reduction of the tariff on
wool. reciting the facts that large areas are
given over to sheep grazing in California, and
that California wool can not compete with wool
imported from certain Foreign countries.
Chap. 81: Senate joint resolution No. ID,
protests against the reduction of the tariff ON
lumber.
UNIVERSITY
Chap. 3: Assembly concurrent resolution No.
requests the admission of the University of
California to the list of accepted institutions
entitled TO the benefits of the Carnegie founda-
tion for the advancement of teaching and COM
mending the foundation and the pension plan
for which il was made
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
Tenement Houses

tesp. C.5 fnesvl. The tenement house act is
a. .oilnrelenslye codifcafion Of laws 10 regulate
lrr nEllding and occupancy Of tenement houses
"a In-nrr.arared towns. cities and cities and
t-nrnf ts The act classhes the character ot
iaasf- or buildings that may be occupied ny
-iaeu numbers II families provides specifically
I'm fre escapes standpipes and the character OF
rra ,rofe-f ion: that teuements of six or more
storie, must bC freproof. plumbing ana lighting
rezulations Wi idth N courts etc-. and proFioing
graduated srsfem II licenses FOR tenement
houses and various penalties Tor violations Of
rh. rro-fsion~ Of tile act. which i modelled after
t.e most advanced eastern tenement house laws
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
Trademarks

,,irf1- 5,sec-sfion of the dag Of the
ires states for advertising purposes or print
il- .r affrinc any design 10 such nag mutila-
~, ~ 5afs.,.rnenf and makes the use OF the
esc For ,.s,nnlercial purposes or a trademark an
.,frer~t punishable 10y q fine Of not more tnah
$500 ar Imprisonment for not more thah one
vear- s,oe. -.
raaa. 1919. Adds sections 3I96a and 5l9ob 70
-ar ..iir..al code authorizing the registration
of lle name of amy farm OF estate anu s, ~ ~
a. sr-a r,rlc ss i trademark for the products
~ such farm estate .oc -,
lrsn JOB. Amends sections 5l9I. ol9s ana
srq9 "a rbe nalirical code by requiring registrs-
ria.i ~ trademarks with the secretary OF state
within 80 DAYS after the commencement OF thelI
use and increase the registration fee from -
10 So
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
VALLEY DELEGATES
CONSIDER CONTROVERSY
Deciding Game in League to Be
Played June IL
[Speeial Disnoteh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
AUBURN. May SO.-A meeting of the
delegates of the S. V. I. A. L., COM
prising all the high schools in the val
ley, was held here Saturday. and the
controversy between the Chico normal
and Sacramento high over the cham
pionship of the league was taken up.
Both claimed the title by forfeiture.
but an agreement was reached whereby
the deciding game will be played in
Chico Saturday, June IL.
The league records established by
vernal Rodda of Sacramento and Case
of Chico in the field day were adjusted.
Rodda's time of 1-5 seconds for the 90
yard dash was accepted. This is a worlds
record His time for the 220 yard dash.
% 2-5 seconds was made :23 fiat be-
cause of a difference in time kept by
the keepers. This is still league
record, however Cases record for the
high jump stood.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
FINE WEATHER LURES
THRONGS TO COUNTRY
Fifty Thousand People Leave
City for Parks and Beaches

At least $4,000 people took advan-
tage of the excellent weather yester-
day and journeyed out of the city.
From early in the morning until late
in the evening the suburban trains
were loaded with excursionists. About
900 Foresters spent the day at Fern
brook. The knights of the Red
Branch journeyed to Shell Mound park.
Members of the Poppy club went %
and Townsend streets depot thousands
left for Santa Cruz and intermediate
stations.
~ nearly all of the nearby summer
resorts. and trains going and coming
were packed.
At the park and beach several thou-
sands spent the day Many new addi-
tions TO museum collection have been
received. and at least 5000 Inspected
the new gifts. The beach was crowded
with pleasure seekers
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
LOSES TOES TRYING
TO BOARD STREETCAR
Foot Catches in Rail and the
Wheels ManQIe Member

In attempting to board a Polk street
car at Sutter and Polk streets yester-
day afternoon, Martin Muhobarat. 1853
Union street, slipped and was thrown
under the moving car. His right foot
caught in the rail and the wheels of
the car passed over the toes He was
taken TO the central emergency hospi-
tai. where the surgeons amputated the
toes that had been crushed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
SACRAMENTO BOYS
WIN TENNIS TOURNEY
Fred Lumbard and Roland
Briggs Victors in Singles
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, May SO.-Fred Lum-
bard and Roland Briggs. representing
the Sacramento high school, Saturday
won the doubles and singles tennis
championship of the S. v l. A. L. by
defeating Basil Mills and Joel Col
Inns of Auburn at the latter place. The
first two sets in the doubles were won
with ease by the Sacramento boys by
6-l. 6-3. In the singles each won
straight sets from the Auburn boys
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
ADMIRAL URIU SAYS
HE LOVES THIS NATION
Declines to Talk of War and
Speaks Only of Peace

WASHINGTON. May 3o-vice Ad-
miral sotokichi Uriu of the Japanese
navy and Baroness Uriu returned 10
Washington today from Annapolis. The
admiral and the baroness this evening
were the guests of the Japanese am
bassador and the Baroness Takahira
Admiral Uriu today said: You ask
OF war? ] speak only for peace. Whv
should not this great nation have ali
of that and more? 1t has abundant
resources; it has wisdom to guide To
me it is a great happiness to be arnonp
you. for | love this great nation Of
the west
Admiral Uriu will be the guest of
by the secretary of the navy tomor-
row
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
ROOSEVELT SPENDS A
QUIET DAY AT NAIROBI
Attends Church in Morning and
Visits Mission i'm Afternoon

NAIROBI, British East Africa, May
30.-Former President Roosevelt at
tended church here this morning and
in the afternoon visited the Catholic
mission. Roosevelt has delayed his de-
parture for Kijabo, A miles north of
Nairobi. until June 8 because many of
the skins of animals shot by his party
have not yet been packed.
The Catholic Mission of the Holy
Ghost. visited by Roosevelt, was found
ed i'm 1893 A beautiful church has
been built by the natives, who are under
the care of Rev. T. Kuhn. There is a
rectory for the father in charge who
at present is Rev. Peter Goetz of De-
troit Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
CORTLAND AVENUE
CLUB TO HOLD MEETING
Improvement Association Will
Hear Roncovieri

The Cortland avenue Improvement as
sociation will hold meeting al Lib
erty Bell hall. corner of Eugenia and
Wool streets, Wednesday evening.
Alfred Roncovieri. superintendent of
public schools, will address the meet
ing, taking for his theme "Bernal Gram
mar School.
The other speakers will be O. J. Lii
lesthal. E. A. Calden, A. b. Bianchi and
3. Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
Sacramento Nevada City
RICH GOLD STRIKE
NEAR NEVADA LINE
Nuggets and Large Ore Streaks
Uncovered Close to Town
of Washington

NEVADA CITY, May 30.-A report
reached here today of another rich gold
discovery in this section, it being stated
that a pocket of ore carrying nuggets
has been discovered by prospectors at
the town of Washington. While work
ing in what is known as the Ridge tun-
mel, Williamson and Cole. the locators
uncovered shoot of rock which is
streaked with gold and runs into high
figures.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31

advocates the encouragement of the development
Of the yiticutural industry In California ana
fayors the enactment of legislation federal,
state and local designed to foster viticulture.
Chap. -; Assembly concurrent resolution No
@. requests the superintendent of the state eapl
fol to provide suitable Offices in the capitol
building for the State agricultural society imme-
diateiy after the adjournment Of the legislature
ASIATICS
Chap, ~: Committee substitute for senate
joint resolutions 6 :. II and Il. protests against
any proposed repeal Of the Chinese exclusion act
and urges congress 10 extend the provisions OF
the act SO as to apply TO and include all Asi-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
LODGE OF SORROW HELD
BY SACRAMENTO EAGLES
Six Members Who Died Within
Year Are EuIogized
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. May 3o.-sacramento
aerie of Eagles held it's annual lodge
of sorrow this evening in Red Mems
hall. Joseph d. Cornell delivered the
grafton. and eulogy to the absent
ones was delivered by Louis c. Rey-
nolds. Those who died during the yea
were NJ. Mullen, j H Kenealy. w
Green, A. Buell., E. Vogle and Thomas
Hanlon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
ARRANGING MATCH FOR
MIKE (TWIN) SULLIVAN
Buffalo Club Wants Him to
Fight MantelI
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

IOPecIdI DISpdlcH 10 7 ne OdIIJ
SACRAMENTO. May 3o.-An effort is
being made by the Buffalo club to
match Mike Twin Sullivan and Frank
Mantell for 20 round bout in this city
for June. Sullivan is said to be will
ing to meet Mantell at 15S, but the lat
ter wants the Twin TO make $50 or 154
pounds. Mantell is on his way to
Providence, r. j.. but wired from Chi
cago last night his preference as to
weight
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
Lot. $4,000 to $4,000 90 In San Rafael

Every lot money back proposition.
If you find any Misrepresentation in
these lots I will refund in full in one
year or less Clear deed. Fine winter
and summer home sites. All improve
ments without cost to purchaser. Rigs
at station. See classified ads. Court
right. opp Union depot San Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
continues rrom Page sI1

first 80 Years 90 the life II the act not less than
o ie-tourln of the revenues shall he placed in 4
permanent building fund the permanent
support act az lSS7 aud the additional support
4 of 1857 aye repealed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31

while remaining on Van Ness ave. we
will remodel and repair furs for 3312
ner cent less than usual summer prices
n. Liebes q Co.. 1444 Van Ness avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
Joint and Concurrent ResO-
Iutions
GRICgLTURE

chap I9: Assemble joint resolution No. S.
rires California's formal assenf 70 and areept-
sneo .of fho additional congressional appropria-
1ions for agricuitnral experiment stations. pro-
gfded hr TIE act n 1906 and names the board
~ regents n the inirersifr Of California 10
re~eire THE money for this state
Cha7. Al Senate concurrent resolution No. is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
,rrur poNrnnN BRIDGE iEcoRn

NEW PoNTooN BRIDGE REcoRD-Leaven-
worth KAN. MAY 30.-It was announced at Fort
aavenworth yesterday that the worlds record
of GA minutes for constructing and dsmantling
q 900 foot pontoon bridge had been beaten by
company l.. Third battalion Of engineers. which
accompiished the work in 57s46. The bridge was
thrown across Merritt lake. 66 teams were
driven over and the structure dsmantled and
nacked for transportation. in this short time
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
CoMMERCE-TRANsPoRTATIoN
CHARGES

Chap 80: Senate joint resolution No. 5, re-
citing the increase Of freight rates By transcon-
tinentai lines al an estimated Increased burdt
upon the people of Sl0.000.o00 year. me-
morializes congress to enlarge the powers Of the
interstate commerce commission and 10 pass the
Flint -AicLachlan bill appropriating $lo.0o0,0oo
10 establish a federal line of steamers on the
Pacific coast.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
Miscellaneous
cRIEl.rY-PRENENTIoN on

Q III Ell ! --FhtlN t4N IIUN UE
Chan. 3s3- Amends section 001S. clFil cooe-
which provided for the payment OF Sloo
mouth from city. city and county or county
funds 10 societies for the prevention Of cruelty
t1 suimals by bringing societies Tor the pre-
.--+for ~ cruelty 10 children within the pro
s0ns of the section.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
ATTORNEYS
DENTISTRY

Chap 4I6- Amends numerous sections OF the
5enraI surgery act Of 1901 II expressly pro
vt6es against exemption from license fee cf any
dentist. thar ncentiates whose licenses have
Iar.saf are 10 be considered on the same footing
- o-fgireI applicants save 70 examination
for regis ration of Licenses and that 20 appren-
-f.-e examinations viii be given IN this state
sitter Juno 1913
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-31
oProssETRY-

Chap ss5- Amends the optometry board 9i
eSa-rIners set ~ 1888 by Prohibiting the sale
~ cssses or measuring Tor same without exam
iration and license; requiring annual registra-
zion with fees not 10 exceed IS and the record
inc ~ an licenses.