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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
PRETTY FEATURES
FOR ROSE CARNIVAL
80
Queen Clara Will Be Crowned
at Ball and Floral Battle
to Follow
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

L
SANTA ROSA. April 2S.-The carnival
spirit. is beginning to pereade the whole
county as the date Of the Santa Rosa
rose carnival draws near. Reports
from many of the surrounding towns
as we'll as country school districts
state that floral floats are to be en-
tered in the prize parade in large
numbers from outside of Santa Rosa,
and each $ determined to capture one
Of the numerous prizes offered.
Progress is reported daily at meetings
of subcommittees and at frequent meet
ings OF the general committee Of ar
rangements. Ii has been decided that
the float carrying Queen Clara with
her maid OF honor Miss May McMeans,
and the ladies in waiting, Miss Kath
crime Comstock and Miss Dorothy Pier
son. with the two dainty little cupids,
Miss Elizabeth Thompson and Miss
Dorothy Seawell, and Pages Ralph
Mitchell and William Wright. will be
drawn in the parade by a handsome
team of six white horses, with pos
tilions for each animal
The royal float will be preceded by
a -bevy of dainty little misses scatter
ing flowers in the path. The lower
girls selected are Misses Beth Yeager.
Oefdloine 6race, aelen hearnS, VIZ
ginia Gregory, May Andrews, Janet
Smith, Mildred Wright, Margaret For
syth. Zelma Carithers, Olivia Smith,
Marie Rosenberg, Marian Belden.
The carnival Will open. Friday night
May T., with the carnival ball In the
pavilion. where Queen Clara will be
crowned. Following the ball there
will be a battle of roses at midnight.
All day Saturday there will be
features of entertainment Begin
ming with the floral parade in the
morning. The city will be handsomely
decorated with flowers, and at nj. t
Illuminated with electric lights. A
grand courts of honor is to be built
at the intersection of Fourth and B
streets. which will be brilliantly illum-
mated each night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
BITTER SUNDAY CLOSING
FIGHT STIRS STOCKTON
Plan to Open Saloons on Sab
bath Develops Political Battle
[Soeeial Dispatch 10 The Call


STOCKTON, April 2S.-Stockton is in
the throes of a municipal political cam
psign. There are three tickets in the
held and the Sunday closing of saloons
is the all important issue. Mayor
George f. Hudson, republican nominee,
is making a fight on a plank indorsing
the present Sunday closing policy until
the majority sees fit to order a change.
*. H. heibenstefn, the democratic NOM
inee, declares for resubmission OF the
question at once and +. L. kincaid, the
good government league candidate. de-
mands Sunday closing first, last and all
the time.
1t has just developed that Reiben-
stein. who accepted the democratic
nomination declaring fiatfooted for i'm
mediate resubmission prior to his ac-
ceptance, was identified with the good
government league. whose policy is
Sunday closing with the lid nailed
down. The exposure is said to have
emanated from the league forces,
prompted by a desire to cause split in
the democratic forces, with whom the
saloon forces are allied.
The election is May Is, and at no
time in the history of the city has
greater interest in a political cam
paign been manifested.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
TWO RAILROADS TO BE
BUILT IN LAKE COUNTY
Surveys Completed for Projects
ed Lines in the North
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LAKEPORT, April 2S.-I.ake county,
long without railroad, is to have two
this summer, according to promises
made by men backing two projected
lines
T. F. Bonneau, promoter Of the Clear
Lake Northern railroad. who. proposes
to run between here and Pteta branch
of the Northwestern. announces that
the Surveys have been completed and
that work of construction will begin
within two weeks at the Pieta end.
Word has been received here also 10
he effect that the Santa Rosa and Clear
Lake scenic railroad, proposing to con-
struct a gasoline railway from Santa
Rosa to Lower Lake via Middletown,
has completed its survey and is now
building the road to Burke's sanitarinm.
The road has set stakes on to knight 8
valley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
ACCUSED OF HAVING
MURDERED HIS BRIDE
Floyd V. Carter Brought Back
From st. Louis for Trial
TSpecidI Dsootch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. April 2s.-Detective
Max Fisher and Sergeant Rible of the
local police department today returned
from ST. Louis with Floyd V. Carter,
who was indicted by Sacramento
grand jury on a charge of numbering
his bride of six months, Yerna Phipps
Carter, in a lodging house here.
Carter declares his innocence OF the
crime but offers no good excuse for
his sudden flight from Sacramento i'm
nediately following the murder.
The body of Mrs. Carter was FOUND
in the bed in their. rooms last January
with three bullet wounds In II. Carter
disappeared and was arrested on train
near st. Louis last week.
In his pockets was letter writ
ten to him by his sister in law in De-
catur in response to one written by
him In the guise of girl chum.
Carter adopted this ruse to discover
II he was suspected of the murder.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
WEDDING DELAYED BY
LOSS OF THE; LICENSE
Missing Document Found After
Prolonged Use of. Telephone
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[Special Dispoich 10 The Calf

CHICO. April 2s4A wedding was
postponed here last night. it was
learned today. by the loss. of the mar
rage license Just before. the time set
for the ceremony.
+. Brown. a paint and oil merchant
of Seattle. came TO Chico to wed Miss
Irene Bickford OF the state normal
school They went. TO Orovifle to-
gether to get the license and were re-
turning TO this city on the Northern
electric when the license was missed.
The couple changed. cars at Tres Was
and the missing license was located
afterward on the car bound for Sacra-
mento from which the couple had just
transferred.
After a great deal OF telephoning and
z delay Of three hours the document
was returned to Brown and the cere-
mony was performed here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
GRAND JURY UPHELD IN
DISCIPLINING POLICEMEN
Appellate Court Sustains In
quisitors' Contentious

SACRAMENTO, April 2S-The appel
late court of the third district decided
this afternoon that the grand jury of
take steps to cause the removal from
office of the policemen of Stockton who
were accused by the jury OF misconduct
in Office
The attorney for the accused con-
tended that the board of police commits
sioners had the only Jurisdiction in the
case. The district attorney of San Joa-
quin contended that the jurisdiction of
the grand jury was concurrent with
that of the police commissioners.
The judges of the appellate court up
held the contention of the district at
torney.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29

PREPARING TO PREDICT
STAGE OF THE RIVER
Weather Bureau Establishes
Snow Bins in the SierraS
[Srceial Disp0tch 10 The Cali

[Sfeeial Dispatch 10 The Cali
SACRAMENTO. April 2S.-M r. Tay-
lor, observer Of the local weather
bureau, has returned from a trip to the
headwaters of the Feather, American
and Yuba rivers. At the order of the
department at Washington he estab-
lished snow bins at a number of points
in the mountains and stationed men to
send in daily reports to the Sacra-
mento Office
By this system of reports Taylor de-
clares he will be able to tell ct all
stage of the river for weeks in ad-
vance.
This Information will be valuable
not only to steamboatmen, but TO irri-
cation districts as well. Taylor says
the snow in the mountains is eight TO
so feet deep.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
OLD RESIDENT OF CHICO
DIES IN POSTOFFICE
Sudden Death of j. III. Cornell
Due to Heart Disease

CHICO, April 2S.--While sticking a
stamp on a letter in the local postoffice
today ]. Fl. Cornell dropped dead of
heart failure. He had been a resident
of this city for 10 years, coming here
10 years ago from Iowa He was 20
years old. A son, D. c. Cornell, and
daughter, Mrs. j. b. Coon, reside here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
GRIDLEY MAY PURCHASE
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
Private Concern to Sell Franz
chises and Property
TSoeciol Di.rofch 10 The Call

GRIDLEY. April 2s.-Gridley may
soon purchase the lighting plant which
now supplies current to the city lights.
The franchises and plant are now
owned by the Robert F. Beebee estate.
but the matter is in litigation. AS
soon as the courts have settled the
points at issue 1t is likely that the
franchises and plant will be offered at
public sale. IT is probable a mass
meeting to discuss the project will be
called soon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
CIVILIANS BEAT. THIEVES,
THEN NOTIFY SHERIFF
Two Robbers Thrashed by Vic
Tins of Their PiIfering
[SpeciaE Dspdtch 10 The Cali.

TEHANA, April 2s.-Taking the law
into their own hands, Joseph Erwin
and Michael Neely. whose houses were
robbed. early yesterday. traced the al
legged burglars and, after capturing
them at the Sacramento river bridge
below town. gave the two suspects a
severe beating.
Erwin and Neelv then telephoned to
the sheriff and turned the men over to
him.
The two gave their names as Monroe
and Sharp. They. had q Number of
skeleton KEYS in their pockets and two
suits of clothes and many other things
stolen from the ErVin- and Neely homes
were recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
LINCOLN TO CELEBRATE
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Floral Parade and Carnival
Will Be Held May Ia
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[Special Dispatch to The Cain

LINCOLN. April es.2-Lincoln will eel
ebrates the 5ftieth, anniversary of the
founding Of tae town May IA. with a
florals parade and night carnival. The
committees in charge promise many
things of interest, and ARA ngemenss s
are being made TO care for large
crowd Of visitors. The, floral queen con-
test is beginning TO arouse much IN
ferest and promises a. lively finish The
two leaders are Miss Minnie. Heryfordb
and Miss Hulda Schroeder:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
The Mar. WHO Knows

Advertises. but he takes care in select
ing his medium. Advertising depends
on circulation, Of which there are two
kfnSs-ouantity and qualitys The. Cali
Combines these two attributes, and
consequently gives results to its pa
irons To reach thes buying classes
l,se The Calls classified columns for
an your wants Phone Keafny S6
and the s'ad man" swill calk
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
IonI RoNn Issue upHELp-

LODI BOND ISSUE UPHELD Sacramento.
April 2S.-Entirely without merit is the way
the appellate court Of the third district de-
scrbes the attempt OF Edward Carey to prevent
By legal process the city Of Lodi from selling
bonds amounting to $66. 900 that were voted
for the establishment of combined water and
electric light plant.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Fitch Mountain Tavern

On Russian River. two miles Of nns beating
and bathing; livery and auto IN connection: god
hunting and hshing: dancing twice week. Big
fireplace; electric water falls IN dining room:
y miles from Healdsburg: bus meets traIass 81
Gay. si2 week A. NJ EWING. Heabdsbsrz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
STOCKTON GETS IT'S FIRST
CHERRIES OF THE SEASON
Crop Will Be Large and Fancy
Prices Will Prevail
Especial Dispofch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. April 2s.-The first cher
ries of the season were brought in this
morning by Tony Schnone, a produce
grower on the Waterloo road about
three miles from Stockton. The cher
ries We're large and well ripened for
this season of the year.
This is the earliest that cherries have
reached this market in many years and
they brought fancy price. Owing to
the warm weather there Will probably
be plenty of cherries in the local mar
ket by the first of next week or about
week earlier than heretofore.
The CROP is large and fancy prices
Will be secured for the fruit this sea-
son. The shipments eastward will be
commenced next week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29

FIGHTS MOUNTAIN LIONS Whittier. April
2S-srfhur woodstock n bee rancher. whose
place is in the hills back. Of this city. had an
encounter with two moHptan lions last night
and believes fhat only the presence Of his dog
saved him from being. torn 10 pieces by the
hensfs
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
paNv popprp corrrss

BANK RoBBER CoEFEssEs- Angeles,
April. 2S.-Ernest W Sundine another Of the
quartet Of robbers who looted the First ma
tional bank of Monrovia. Cal. of more than
5000 pleaded guilty today. He is the second
one to confess.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
'Resui.r Through SERVES

Delightful South Sea tours for rest. health
and pleasure. New Zealand. the worlds won
derland; geysers, hot lakes, etc. The 3; .osc =;
Mariposa sails May 81 July !. ETC. Only $3.50
round trip to Wellington, N q. FIRST class;
one way. third class, $S6.25. Tahiti and re-
LINE TO HONOLULU-Special round trip
rate, $40. S. 8. Alameda. sailing April e
say ID. etc. Send for itinerary. o. 5. 8.
Co., 67a Market St; tel. Kearny 1881.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Aqua CALlENTE SPRINGS

Nearest hot sulphur springs to San Francisco
and bay cities; hours ride: NO STAGING.
Swimming tank, tub. plunge and electric light
liver and kidney complaints. Every accommo-
dation: reasonable rates. Take \. W. r. Ry-
at Tiburon ferry at 7:30 a. m. and $40 p. m.
Fare $1l0. Inquire at Ts9 Market St and
2004 Sutter ST., or address THEODOR
RICHARDS. Agua Caliente. Sonoma Co.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS

Nine miles from SeyserviIle. Two trains
daily. Fare IS. 10 round trip. including srage.
Rates S12 to SIG per week Hot mineral baths.
swimming. boating hunting and fishing. Every
thing new. including management. PETER j.
CURTIS. SKAGGS. SONOMA CO.. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29

Wellesley Park. Redwood City, has
the finest soil and elevation in Red
wood City
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Boosters Visit Oakland

OAKLAND. April 2S.-Four Fresno
boosters comprising a Raisin day
committee. were In Oakland today,
csmpaigning in behalf of the dried
grapes. They have persuaded many Of.
the grocers TO make. window displays
OF the California product and were as
sured that raisins. would be sold and be
boosted" between now and April 80,
~Raisin day" The committee was COM
posed of II. Graf. l. r. Eccleston, Hen
~ Gundelfinder and r. c. Dorsey
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
FRESNO STORES To-
CLOSE RAISN DAY
Merchants Declare Half Holiday
to Give Project Recogni- !.
tion at Home
Illuminated Automobile Parade
Through Streets Viii Be
Held Tonight
IstseiaI. Di.pqteh 10 The cdlIl !.

lSreeiol Dispqieh 10 The CdlI]
FRESNO. April 2s.-Eyery merchant
in the city Of Fresno win. close his door
on the afternoon Of APRIL 80 to give
Raisin day proper recognition in this
city. Cards to this effect have been
placed in all stores.
Eat raisins all day" is the slogan
which Is now passing around the city
and to all dntents and purposes 1t. win
be carried out in hundreds OF homes.
The strenuous work of this great
campaign is now done and the. Raisin
day committee is quietly awaiting the
dawn Of Friday to- learn of the success
Of the undertaking.
There viii be no special. Raisin day
celebration in. this city. Tomorrow
night, however, a. gigantic automobile
parade viii pass through the business
section Of this city The automobiles
will all be decorated in honor of Raisin
day and numbers OF them will. be fes-
tooned with Japanese lanterns. Ali
viii bear banners prociaiming Raisin
day.
delegation of five will be in San
Francisco on Friday in attendance Oh
the California Promotion committee =
banquet at the Fairnnont hotel Those
who have already. accepted invitations
TO be in attendance are A a. Hobbs
and NJ r. Tarpey. The remaining
three viii be known tomorrow.
Twenty-Five Thousand postcards, COM
memorative of Raisin day, were re-
ceived at the committee rooms today TO
be distributed to all railroads, hotels
and restaurants on the Pacific coast
which have consented to observe Rafsin
or4c hn MA a Aanh
plate on that day.
Word was received from Ad Schu-
bert. who is in Los Angeles boosting
for Raisin day, that April 80. Kolb and
Dill would especially feature raisins in
their play in the southern metropolis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
LAUREL DELL
GIFFORD'S SPRINGS

Elevation $500 feet Trout. stream pine
grove; home cooking; fresh air cottages; amuse
nents. Rates 81 to 50 per week Address
MRS. e. G. CLIFFORD. bIiddletown. Lake Coun-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
BLIfHEDALE HOTEL .,,..... s@ x....,

OPENS NAY lst. Furnished cottages. rooms
single and suite. Tents raised platforms
turnisbeu com plete. electric lighted with shower
oatns. Tennis. bowling. billiards. saddle
hotses- Convenient summer home for san Frae-
cisco Businessmen with their families. k5 MIN
ntes from San Francisco. 80 inmate service
from horrt door. Perfect cllm2tes no fc<S: frst
class services moderate rates.
j. d. GlLLfLAND. Lessee snd Manager.
Pr.,ne MN Nai,ev Main 925
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
nm. VIEW RANCH HOTEL
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN saM ssss

For further information see Peck -Padah In
formation Bureau. 80 Market St. or write b.
DICKINSON. Prop. Ben Lonsond. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
PEBBLE BEACH HOTEL.
pINE INN Carmel-by the Sea
! I'LL sIslS NEVER cLosEs

On east side near tAs summit Fine climate
Orchards. vineyards. ffc SWIMMING tank S1x7l
feet. Residence - rears. Ninth year Of sum-
mer resort. Three OF four days for answer bv
mail WoODNORTH & MULLER, ST Helena
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-25
GOVERNOR APPOINTS AND
ALSO USES VETO POWER

Salem, Ore, Feb. 25.-The gover-
nor this morning appointed w. ID.
Wheelright and r. d. Inman Of
Portland and Judge E. J. Taylor OF
Astoria, TO the board OF pilot Com
missioners.
Secretary of State Benson today
confirmed the appointment Of @.
n. Macarthur as his private secretary,
while Benson is acting as governor.
Following the action of the WASH
ington legislature i'm passing the bill
agreed upon by the joint committee
of the Oregon and Washington leg
islatures for the regulation of fishing
in the Columbia river, the governor
today approved the identical bill
passed by the Oregon legislature,
thereby assuring unity of action of
the two states in dealing with Column
bia fisheries.
The governor vetoed the bill pro-
viding for the sterilization of the
insane and idiots. He al
so approved the measure requiring
title guarantee corporations to de-
post $4,000 with the state in order
TO do business in this state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-25
GREAT TIDE DID
MUCH DAMAGE
LOSS SUSTAINED AT
MOCLIPS Is GREAT
Investigation Shows That Damage Re-
sulting from High Tide of Monday
Night Is Greater Than First Re-
poncd-No Trace Found of Miss
ing Cottages.

Hoquiam, Wash, Feb. 25.-More
damage than first reported was done
by the high tides. which were driven
ashore by the terrific hurricane of
Monday night, and which carried
back to sea, two cottages and a strip
OF land thousand feet long and two
hundred feet wide. Another strip five
hundred feet long was also carried
away. while several bathhouses and
the mammoth hotel at Moclips, Wash,
the seashore summer resort, were un-
dermined.
A reporter returned here today, de-
claring that property valued at many
thousands Of dollars is ruined
No trace of the missing cottages
was found
Hundreds Of logs were liberated and
strewn along the beach. Six cottages
were saved by big forces Of men.
If the smashed dyke is not repair
ed It is feared the Who'll resort will
be wiped out IL another hurricane oc-
ours
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-25

Washington, d. c., Feb. 25.-It is
learned on excellent authority that
the bill designed to create states of
Arizona and New Mexico will not be
reportd out of committee at this con-
gress The committee took a test
vote yesterday, showing the members
were 60 to Al against tne measure.
The house today agreed to the con-
ference report on the postoffice ap-
preparation bill.
Representative Tawney introduced
In the house a special rule, adopted
by 140 to so, providing for considera-
ton of amendments to sundry civil
appropriation bills. The amendments
would prevent all appropriations for
commissions, councils and boards ere
ated by the president. They also
prevent any clerks being detailed from
government departments to duty in
connection with such boards.
The question now. wies 20 a COM
mittee of the whole.