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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-08

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Stockton, Lodi, Sacramento. ..--..
e.s0a Hayward, Naes. Ssa Jcss. ..........
TOOa richmond, PoT. Colia, be7-s..a, Sqls'ln,
Dixon. Sacrament1. hosavil,s, Marys-
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IOOa Davis. Woodland i1inrysgl.e. Oso-
vlilel. Williams, AsxHe.l. Willows
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7.4Oa Vallejo, Napa. Calistcea, Santa Rosa,
Martinez, San Ramon, Dougherty.
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I.4Oa Niles. Pieaanton-- LiveTmcre, Alta
mont, Lathrop, Stockton ...........
H4Oa Tracy, Los Bsnos. herman, Fresno.
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i.40p San Lsandro. Mes, Csnfsrvlle. New
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200p Newark. Sen Joss. Los Gatos. Wright,
Fsiton. Boulder Creek. santa Cruz.
240p San Leandrc. Niles. san Joss. .......
5000 Bsnicia. Winters. Saramsufo. Wood
land. Ma-vsville and Oroville 1890
3.20p Port Costa 5tocktor}. Martinez, Byron.
Modesto, Mcrce5. Eresno ....-..-..
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CaliSsoga
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Martinez. san Ramon, Dougherty,
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BanoS MENDOZA herman Fresno,
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals
PLY MOUTH-CHERBOU RG-BRENEN
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X Wilhelm II. July 27lCecilie Aug. 10
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Prinz Fried wilhJy 15iKurfuerst July %
Friedrich d. Grizzly % Washington Aug 5
George Washington-Sails Aug. 5-27 600
tons Newest and Largest German Ship afloat
Every innovation known to the shipbuilder's art
GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at IL A. NJ
Berlin (new) Aug. lax. Albert Sept ii
Connections EneirclinE the Globe
Travellers Checks good all over the world,
Apply OEIsRICHS d Co.. Gent Agents
5 Broadway, New York, or
Robert Capelle, G. A. p. c.. go Powell St. ODD.
st. Francis Hotel, San Francisco
Telephone-kearny 4I94.
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- IN OAKLAND -

At auction Saturday. July 10. at II a.
lot OF light and heavy horses and mules, double
and light wagons. buCgies. phaetOns. harness,
saddles and traps. combination consignments-
565 Attn ST. J. MEDEIROS. Auctioneer-
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
weather bureau-San Francisco. July Z:
RAINFALL DATA
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7:I5alSonoma and Glen Ellen. ..-...... 6:O5p
T:45a Petaluma Santa Rosa. Heads
burg Cloverdale, Ukiah. Willis,
Sherwood and Sebastopol. ....-... 1852
S:15alPt. Reyes, Monte Rio Cazsdero. '"7;05p
S:45a lPetaluma, Santa Rosa. Guerneyille 7.05p
t9:15a Sonoma and Glen Ellen. .....-... s:35p
t9:15a Lagunitss, Cp. Taylor. PIT. Reyes. 1852
10:45a Petauma and Santa Rosa 4:35p
f2:45pPt Reyes, Monte Rio, Cazadero. I'll :05a
3:15plPetauma. Santa Rosa. Healds-
burg Cloverdale. Ukiah. Guerne-
VILE River landing. Sebastopol. -. II :O5a
4:45plSonoma and Glen Ellen. .......... 9:O5a
5:15plPetaluma and Santa Rosa. S:55a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~~s~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>~~~
2s pkgs machinery, e5 cs books, cs assay
To New Zealand-36. $50 lbs dried fruit. 1S.05o
lbs raisins 81. 524 lbs coffee. 400 es canned
goods, ZOOS lbs beans, II ,20S lbs lead. bales
packing. bales betting, 10 bales hose, 70 es
books. l.22S lbs cascara. II pkgs machinery, y
bbls and cs oils, pkgs electrical gOoos,
rial
To samoan Islands-6s cs, IA hlf bbls and 6
kits salmon. 500 lbs Goldfish. ii cs canned goods
cs eggs, 10 pkgs groceries ana provisions.
tank material. 8 pkgs vehicles, cs Shoes
To New Caledonia-i50 cs salmon.
To South Afriea-l0 pkgs roofing material, 4
cs insulating tape. In addition TO the iereso,
81. OT6 # door stock valued al S52 l35, laden at
Eureka for Australia.
Tonnage engagements
The schooner Stimson. on Puget SOUND, Is
under charter for lumber. thence 10 Antofa-
gssts AZ 4Os and the British bark British Aeo-
man is engaged for the SANE business from this
port and Eureka 10 Melbourne. The latter was
chartered prior TO arrival
The French bark Nelly, which arrived from
Rotterdam on Tuesday. was chartered prior 10
arrival for barley from here 10 Europe al <os.
Notice TO Mariners
Csptaiu G. 7 Ewsrt Of the steamer Bandon
Francisco. Cal. that on June 80. 1909, ne DIS
covered rock OF the entrance 10 OoqSi me
river Ore, with a depth ores rect at nleh
water This rock bears W. BY n ttruel from
Ewart advises masters OF all Fessels pound
north. II passing between WASH ROCK anu . Aoo t
rocl TO run within 100 feet Of the latter ana NOT
20 haul to the westward until the entrance 10
the bFeakwater is well open BrRNETr
Lieutenant [. s. N, in Charge.
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destination steamer Date
Time Bali

Time Bali
United States branch photographic office. Mer
chants Exchange. San Francisco, July
= 1909.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fafmont
betel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
standard time (12oth meridian), or at sh. DOM.
O0s.. Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. n. in charge.
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principal subject Of discussion tOmor-
row.
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az Linerr start Race

\ HONOLULU, July THE Pacific Mail
steamship companys liner Mongolia
and the steamer Alameda OF the Oceanic
line got an even start for san Fran
cisco at 10 o'clock today. 1t is not
known whether or not an ocean race
IS in contemplation, but in shipping
circles an interesting speed contest is
snticipated. The Mongolia is consid-
cred 10 be somewhat the faster boat.
The vessels should reach their destina-
ton about noon on next TUESDAY.
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fI.oop Sacramento River Steamers 49,. fii.3Op
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More Salmon ShIps Reporte

In addition to the salmon ships al
ready reported at Bristol bay the fol-
lowing have also arrived: George Cur
lis. Standard, Oriental, George 4, Hal
Ter Expansion and Mizpab.
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Destination Steamer sails ltier
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LoE Raft NearIng Port

The steamer G. W. Fenwick with log
raft in tow, from Astoria for this port,
was u miles north Of Point Arena July
at $50 p. III. Sea was smooth and
z ID we'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
REPORT NOT
YET READY
Engineer Mason Tells Water
Board Til. L Mr.. COttreII's
Data Is Necessary.
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

An adjourned meeting OF the
Board of Water Commissioners was
held last night to receive reports
from City Engineer Samuel J. Mason
and Engineer Joseph b, Cottrell, of
the city pumping station at Runyon,
In regard to their pump inspection
trip to Philadelphia. Milwaukee,
Wis, and other places during the
past week
Mr.. Mason, who arrived home
Thursday night, was present but said
he wotiiG not care TO report until Mr..
Cottrell returned as the latter was
supposed to supply most OF the me-
chanical data Mr. Mason said he
left Mr.. Cottrell at Chicago and shat
the latter would arrive home today
after visiting IN Buffalo and Bethle-
hem, Pa. Mr.. Mason said that he
could make detailed report within
sig hours after Mr. Cottrell arrived
home and indicated that there was
no question about the reliability of
the Wisconsin Engine Company,
whose bid the board has been consid-
ering seriously
The board adjourned to Monday
night, at which time a detailed re-
port Of the inspection trip Will be re-
ceiyed from the two engineers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
.SUESL. '. R. R.
FOR $4,000
Joseph kubinak, Who Lost
Both Legs, Institutes Suit
for Damages.
IN THE SUPREME COURT

Joseph Kubinak, Of Convery place,
who lost both legs on the Lehigh Val.
ley railroad about year ago, has com
menced suit against the Lehigh Valley
company TO recover $25,00U damages
The services Of Herbert Clark Gil
son, Of Jersey City, have been en-.
gagged. Effort was made for settle.
ment, but satisfactory agreements, re-
garding the amount of damages to be
paid, could not be reached, so legal
proceedings have been started and the
case may be tried during the next term
OF the supreme court.
AS told in the NEWS at the time
Kubinak was run over by freight
train Of the Lehigh Valley railroad. He
was walking along the tracks near the
first bridge, near the city's westerly
boundary line, when train came up
from behind, knocked him down and
ran over both legs. He was removed to
the city hospital, where one limb was
amputated above the knee and the
other below.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
MASS MEETING
is ARRANGED
Republicans Will Wind up
Campaign in Auditorium
Next Saturday Night.
MEETING IN 4TH. WARD
First Ward Scene of a Re-
publican Rail Last Night
Candidates are Heard.
MEETING IN 4TH. WARL

AT meeting Of the republican
county committeeman of this city
last night 1t was decided to hold a
mass meeting and rally in Washing
ton hall next Saturday night and
committees were appointed to ar
range for the affair. The meeting
will be one of the largest that has
been held in this city during the
campaign, as there will be a street
parade and fireworks preceding the
gathering in the hall.
All of the county and city candi-
dates will be present and make ad-
dresses. The speakers committee is
negotiating with Attorney General
Edmund Wilson to make the address
of the evening and it is probable
that he will do SO. Besides Mr.. Will
son several other speakers of repute
are expected to be present.
The meeting of the county com
mitteemen last night was held in the
Office Of John Hanson in the Ade-
laide building. City Chairman !. B.
Tice presided
In the Fourth Ward.
A rousing meeting of the Young
Mems Republican Club of the Fourth
Ward was held in Mckinley hail, in
Elm street, last night. There we're
over 100 present and, after speeches
by Alderman George T. Larson, can
didate for reelection; Christian An
derson, candidate for school commits
sioner; Excise Commissioner Frede-
rick II. Walker. candidate for re-
election; John Anderson, William II
Fullerton, John Poulson and r.
Stanton, refreshments were served
Morgan #. Larson, president of the
club, presided.
The club will meet again Monday
night at which time number of the
city candidates are expected to be
present
In the First Ward.
The republicans of the first ward
held meeting in Martins hall last
night. About twenty men, including
most of the ward workers. were
present. The political situation was
talked over and short speeches were
made by John Hanson, candidate fol
the assembly; ]. F. Ten Brock, can.
didate for comptroller; Frederick r
Mccoy, candidate for excise commits
sioner; and William H. Cheshire, q
candidate for recollection as excise
commissioner. -
There win be a meeting OF the re-
publicans of the entire ward either
Monday or Tuesday nights of next
week. A much larger representation
of the republican voters had been ex-
pected last night, but through mis-
understanding the attendance was
kept down to about twenty. Hans
Iverson presided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
GIRLS STRIKE
CAUSING RIOT
Employees Of Cigar Factory
at New Brunswick Parade
The Streets There.
TWO ARRESTS ARE MADE

New Brunswick, Oct. 23:-Five hun.
dred girls employed at the Hirshhorn.
Mack cigar factory here went out on
strike this morning The girls paraded
the streets and caused considerable dis.
turbanee. Two arrests have been made
and the police are looking for three
others who are believed to be the lead.
GERS.
The trouble started yesterday when
four girls employed In the handmade
department demanded more money
They are being paid twenty-five and
thirty-fve cents hundred and they
want thirtyfve and forty cents, ac-
cording to the size of the cigar. They
are able to make about 600 cigars a
day. The girls claim the material is
poor and many Of the cigars made are
thrown out.
When the factory opened this morn
ing the four girls who made the trouble
yesterday met the others at the plant
and persuaded them all to stay out of
the factory. They then paraded through
the streets. Two of the girls, Mary Pa
II and Lizzie Fenko, were arrested on a
charge Of disorderly conduct and incit-
ing riot. They were placed under 500
bail for hearing Monday. The police
have the names Of three others and ex-
pect to have them in custody before
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
j. PARKER WISE
PASSES AWAY
Death Of Prominent Young
Lawyer Shocks MetuCh n
ILL Only a Short Time.
PHYSICIANS AT BEDSIDE
speotaI o tAe EvENINo NBws.


Metuchen, Oct. 23--The entire
borough and community sustained a
shock last night when j.. Parker
Wise passed away after brief i'll
ness.
Mr. Wise, who was financial man
ager of the Heron estates, was taken
sick about week ago with enlarge
ment of the glands of the neck and
throat. Acute Bright's disease set
in and the end came at 8 o'clock last
night, DR.. A. j. Ellis, of Metuchen,
and DIR. j. G.. Wilson and DR.. j. L.
MacDowall, of Perth Amboy, were at
the bedsides
A widow survives Mr. Wise, who
was thirty years old. They resided
at Elmwood Farm. Mr.. Wise was a
graduate of Depau University and
Columbia Law School and was for
merly associated with Lindabury,
Depue & Faulks in Newark and with
Willard P. Voorhees, before the lat
ter ascended the bench He and his
wife were socially prominent and
members of the Metuchen Club Mr..
Wise was one of the borough's lead
ing men. Arrangements are now be-
ing made for the funeral, which will
be strictly private.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23

S. |. Wood Leases Old Creo-
sote Dock and Large Yard
for Storage.
RUN ELEVEN SCHOONERS
Lumber Will Be Brought
from South and Distributed
from Perth Amboy.
TO EMPLOY 100 MEN
A Large Quantity Is to Be on
Hand Here at all Times
in Future.
TO EMPLOY 100 MEN

A new industry has been established
in this city, wholesale lumber agency,
that promises to give employment to
over hundred men. The old creosote
dock and ZOO feet of land of the Le-
high Valley Railroad Company have
been leased to S. [. Wood.
Eleven schooners, says Mr. Wood,
win ply between this city and southern
ports. Activity has already been start
ed, inasmuch as several loads of lum-
ber have arrived and 100000 feet Of
pine and cypress is now stored on the
old creosote dock. Mr. Wood will EN-
ploy numerous hands to load and un-
load lumber, when the industry devel-
ops and his agents win cover large
area Of territory, extending through
this state, New York, Maryland and a
part of Pennsylvania and extending as
far east as New Haven. Mr. Wood
has established an office in the jefferson
building at 1913 Smith street.
1t was only after four-and "a half
years of activity, necessitating much
hard work, Mr.. Wood said today, that
he was in a position TO make Perth
Amboy the centre Of his operations. He
formerly had Offices in Newark and
New York. When he settles down and
his operations become normal, he ex-
poets to handle 100000 feet of lumber
each day. His business is to receive
cargoes of long and short leaf pine and
cypress from numerous mills in Geor-
gia, Florida and other southern states,
which will be shipped by rail to this
city, where it viii be distributed to
dealers by rail and lighter. BY Decem-
Der Mr.. Wood expects to cover terri
tory extending from Washington to
New Haven. From three to six million
feet of lumber. he says, will be on stock
here for distribution. The dock used,
formerly the old creosote dock, has
been repaired. 1t is 3o0x36 feet in
size and adjoining it is yard, 700 feet
long for storage. Three schooners
loaded with cargoes of pine and cypress
are expected in this port on Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
Pennsylvania R. r. Tugboat,
Berwin, COIIides With the
Belle MesiCk off This City.
LATTER SPRUNG LEAK
Damaging Vessel lowed Un-
fortunate Canal Boat into
the Dry Decks.
TRIED TO BEACH HER
The Berwin Had Two Barues
in TOW-- WiOma Tow
ing the Belle Mesick.
TRIED TO BEACH HER

A collision occurred In the sound Of
this city yesterday afternoon, when
the tug Berwin, belonging to the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, with two
light barges in tow, ran into the canal
boat Belle Mesiek Of the Mesick Coal
Company
The Belle Mesick, which was in tow
Of the tug Wioma, owned by Captain
Lawrence Dolan, Of this city, had q
hole stove in its bow and began leak
ing badly at once. The Belle Mesick
was loaded with coal and had Just
come from South Amboy, bound up the
sound. The tug Berwin, with the two
scows along side Of 1t, was going to.
ward South Amboy. Soon after the
collision the Berwin took the sinking
toat in tow and put into the Raritan
dry docks, where the boat will be re-
paired. 1t is nos known exactly how
the accident happened, but eye-wfk
nesses on the ferryboat, Perth Amboys
and people on both sides of the sound,
say that there was plenty Of room and
1t looked as IL the tug towing the two
barges was at fault. 1t is not known
whether both tugs sounded their whis-
ties or not
The captain Of the coal barge and his
family stood ready to leave the sink-
ing boat but it was found that there
was no immediate danger.
Captain Lawrence Pierce, Of the tug
Jacob Heath, Of the Arthur Kill Tow
ing Company, who saw the accident,
stood by for some time to render as
sistanee, if necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
HUNG HIMSELF
IN OLD BARN
CorUner Garrets0n Called on
Case at Campbell Farm,
Woodbridge.
A STRANGE SUICIDE
Undertaken R. A. Hirner, OF
Woodbridge, Has Charge
of the Case.
STRANGE SUICIDE

Coroner Ferd Garretson, of this city,
was called to Woodbridge this morning
to Investigate the suicide of man who
hung himself, it was reported, in a
barn on the old Campbell farm on the
outskirts of Woodbridge.
Undertaken r. A. Hirner, of Wood
bridge, was given charge Of the case.
Jensen Peter Nielsen is the sui
eide. He was sixty-nine years old
and is believed to have committed
the deed because he was discomfort
ed and several times had planned to
return to Denmark. He died by
hanging in the wagon room of the
barn. His body was found there at
z o'clock last night, after having
hung there about an hour. He was
living with his sister, Mrs Degn,
about q mile outside of Woodbridge
on the road to Colonia. He had as
sisted in the farm work yesterday
and after a days work had disap-
peared. A few minutes search re-
vealed the body hanging from q
bracket He had taken some twine
doubled 1t and tied 1t about his neck
He had then finished the deed by
bending his knees, causing the
weight of his body to strangle him.
Coroner Garretson gave a permit
for the removal of the body. DR.
Hoagland had been called last night
but his services were not needed, as
death had come some time before
The man had a sister, Mrs. Chris
tensen, residing in Amboy avenue
this city. His two sisters were his
only relatives in this country, as he
had only been here since the middle
of August last. The sisters will take
charge of the body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
TEMPERANCE
RALLY HERE
Congregations of City Will
Unite in the First Presby-
terian Church Tomorrow.
NOTED SPEAKERS COMING
Congressman Webber and ].
Frank Burke to Address
Gatherings Singing.
NOTED SPEAKERS COMING

Several OF this citys churches
have arranged to hold big union
temperance rally at the First Pres
byterian church tomorrow afternoon
at 3:45 O'Clock. The leaders now
speaking In the state against the
saloon wilf-be present to address the
audience. a
Hon. Amos r. Weber, of Ohio,
famous as the man who in the nifty
ninth congress-. introduced the bill
to drive the saloons out OF the ma
tional capital, will make the princi-
pal address. on The Church, the
Saloon and the Citizen"
j. Frank Burke. superintendent of
the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League,
will speak and the Cairns brothers,
TIA. and William Cairns, OF the
Shamrock Quartet. will sing. Every
body Is welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
SOCIALISTS To MEET
IN De LARA'S BEHALF

Special By United Press Wlrs
Los Angeles, Oct. IS; The socialists
are planning a big mass meeting to pro-
test against the detention Of the Mex
lean, Gutierrez De Lara, who is held
as an anarchist. They are trying to
raise $4,000 for bail. The feeling IL
high.
New York, Oct 23:-Norris Hillquit,
the author Of 4" History Of Socialism,
in an interview today defends de Lara
against the charge Of anarchy. He del
clares him socialist and not opposed
td organized government He merely
tried e, better the condition in Mexico,
aIf he is t6-5e-&spo;ffed ON accounting
his political Views, great majority o1
immigrants must be deported 4"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
FALLS so FEET
tNDSURvIVES
Carl Miller Has Miraculous
Escape from Death at
Copper Works.
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL

While doing some painting work,
Carl Miller had remarkable fall at
the Raritan copper works last night.
He plunged distance of fifty feet
straight to an iron floor and only sus-
tanned sprained ankle, sprained
wrist and slightly bruised back. He
is now at the city hospital and is ap-
parently recovered from the fall, except
for the sprains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
JEFFRIES SAYS He
WILL FORCE JOHNSON
epectal bu united Preaa Wire.

New York, Oct. 23;-Jeffries SAYS
this morning that ho does not think
johnson wants to fight. He declares he
will force it now on account Of John
son 3 big talk or prove that johnson is
a four fusher. He says arrangements
should be made in an hour. He expects
johnson to name impossible conditions.
Jeffries is awaiting Johnson's arrival
here next week,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
Third Sermon of series.

Tomorrow night at Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church, the pastor will
deliver the third sermon in the series
for young people who want to win, on
"'The Five Great Things of Life, = The
subject Of this sermon win be "Tho
Great Equipment for Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-23
Does Inferior- Decoratine.

Electrical Contractor v. p. Chris
Jefferson has established an interior
decorating department in his busi-
ness and Will accept contracts for
halls and houses. His specially will
be arranging electrical displays to-
gether with the customary trim
mings OF paper mache and bunting.
He has decorated the interior Of
Washington hall for Dana Relief
society's affair tonight.