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The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
CzAR'S VISIT ABANDONED.
Illness of CIarinE Said to Dnr Trip
to Itnlr.

Rorae, Oct. s.-The Cars visit to Italy
has been abandoned FOR the present. ow-
ing 20 the illness Of the Czarina, which
Is due 70 nervous excitement and worry.
Apart from every other consideration the
Gar cannot risk a hostile reception
which would affect the Cza-ina's health
The above Is the official explanation,
but Il is we'll known the visit would have
been abandoned. whether the Czarina was
III or we'll, because the government,
though willing TO guarantee the Gar 5
life. knew that Il would be impossible 70
/ exclude hostile demonstrations.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
SUSPENSION CALLED BLUFF.
French Believe Gen. d'Amnde VIII
Soon BE ReinHtated.

Paris. Oct 9-The suspension to-day
Of Brig, Gen. dAmade by Minister OF
War Brun for his unexplained statement
IN the Matin last Monday that France
ought to intervene in Morocco to pre-
vent Spain from waging a war OF terri
torial conquest. IS a huge blur IN the
opinion Of the French public.
The suspension, IL is conndentlaIly
stated. was merely to keep up appear.
ances' and to satisfy the demands OF
diplomacy. Gen. d'Amade, it IS pre-
dicted. Will shortly be reinstated and re-
sumo his command Of the Ninth division
stationed at Orleans.
The French public and much OF the
French officisldom agree with d'Adame
that SPANS activity in Morocco threat
ems to interfere with the French sphere
OF influence" particularly with Algeria
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
ENGLISH MOURN PICTURES.
Press Laments Sale OF Old Masters
To Americans

10 AmCElCanSs
London, Oct. s.-From time TO time
some me picture or other historic work
Of art comes 20 public notice In England.
A transatlantic voyage IS at once as
surned TO be its doom The celebration
OF tnls artistic wake IS sad enough when
the anticipated sailing OF one ancient
folio is iamented, but this week there has
been q weeping lamentation for a gallery
full OF ancient masters.
Oddly enough. the gallery In question
has been filed entirely with the view to
helping Great Britain keep her great
treasures at home The trustees Of the
National Gallery have collected a national
loan exhibition. Before the gallery doors
were open the voice OF lamentation was
heard in the land. Britannia weeping for
her pictures. and refusing TO be com
forted because they are sure to be sold
to American millionaires.
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sourht Atd for YeneEueIa.

Berlin. oct. SIT is understood Judge
". 7. Buchanan. special United States
envoy TO Venezuela. while in Berlin
sounded the principal Germaa bankers IN
regard 10 the prospects OF a loan to en-
able Venezuela to make a good financial
start
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Miscellaneous.

The balloon ST. Louis III. with g.
Louis Won Phul as pilot. and J. n.
O'Reilly as aid. won the balloon race for
distance which was started from st.
Louis Monday. and also the Lahm Cup.
having travelled $40 miles before landing
az Mills Lac, MINI. The Indiana I'm
ished second by landing at Albany. Mimi,
a distance Of SIS miles. The Centennial.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
ALBERT KITCHENER,
II. ID. KEYSER,
". +. GALLAGHER.
COMMITTEES On ResolutiOpa

Invitations have been received by for
mer members resident in Washington 10
attend the fifteenth anniversary Of Typo
graphical Union. No. 3. OF Columbus
Ohio. Sunday. October 81. from 10 Z
p. m. Many OF the most prominent citi-
zcns Of Columbus have held membership
In No. 5. Only two OF the charter mem
bers are lving-Joseph T. Hayes, OF Co
lumbus. and Capt. ". r. Ramsey OF the
Government Printing ONCE. or its for
mer members now living In Washington
may be mentioned r. W. Kerr, OF the
War Department; VIII s. Waudby. OF the
Labor Bureau: Harry Surguy. OF the
Treasury; Charles ". Otis. OF the United
States Senate; T. W. Surguy. Arthur Sur
guy, John A. Handiboe, c. T. Harding.
William II. Lentz. II. A. Nothnagle. and
George II. Ramsey.
Dave O'Brien. OF Pottsvilie. Pa. haS
been Teinstated as a boOkbinder in the
Office. after a separation OF about three
years Dave served his native State at
one timo as a member Of her legislature
A suspension OF three days, awarded
too anxious employee TO get into the ele-
vator, may have the effect OF checking
the recklessness displayed duriRg the
rush hours. which Is really quite danger
Gus at times.
The pressroom night force has been
shifted back TO the original hours-ll 30
TO 7:So a m
FRESHMAN Charlie Richardson was
warmly congratulated on returning 10
work last Monday over the complete re-
cOvery Of his little daughter whose dan
gerous case OF diphtheria had caused him
20 be guaranteed for three weeks.
Mrs. Ella Fitzhugh has been trans
ferred from the pressroom TO the bindery.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
MONEY WELL SPENT
Road Bonds Do Not Repre-
sent Era of Extravaganza.
IT LOOKS TO THE FUTURE

G. C. Dave Points Out Cooperative
Effort Going on in the Southern
states-Says 1t Is n Hopeful Sign.
DeDIOres Revival of Turnpike Com
pRnies-PrescIence of the Ports.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Forrest c. Pendieton. OF the bindery.
was elected unanimously by Local Union
No. 4. International brotherhood OF Book
binders. to fiji the vacancy OF secretary.
caused By the death OF Joseph Broad
bent
John Burns ana J. o'Brien. former
employees OF the blndery. have been rein
stated to their old positions as forward
ers.
Upon the separation OF the Interior
printing branch. and known as such for
many years, from the governmental serv-
ice. the following compositors were trans
ferred TO the document division: Fred
erick A. White. Percy S. Wallace. Cor
nelius X. Suibllng. Robert d. Scammell.
Francis c. Porter, and Frederick G.
Gentner. Messrs. Porter and Wallace
have been granted annual leave.
The following employees OF the document
division returned during tho week upon
the expiration OF their leave: John W.
Sherman, John O. Cole, Charles Wilhelm,
Imposer George W. Wetmore. Frederick
/. Mobiles. maker-up, and Comrade Fitz-
gerald. Of the Specs.
John d. Burnside. maker-up in the doc
ument division. has been granted fifteen
days leave.
Lewis Jackson and Franklin p. Wilkins.
or the document division, are on Leave
The following resolutions were adopted
at the last meeting Of Local Union No.
4, I. 3. 81 B.. 10 be presented 10 the
widow and family OF Joseph II. Broad
bent late secretary OF the local:
Whereas II has pleased Divine Providence IN his
Unsuitable wisdom 70 remove nom midst our
recording secretary. Joseph II. Broadbenti and
Where's said JOSEPH Il. Broadbent was a dut-
ful and loving father and husband. as well as 4
faithful and loyal member Of Local Union No. 4.
l. B. Of b. therefore DO Il
Resolved. That Local No. T. I. b. Of B.. IN reg
ular meeting assembled extend % the bcreATed
family our sincere aud heartfelt sympathy in their
great bereavement: and be It further
Resolved, That as A mark Of our sympathy our
charter be draped for a period o. thirty days and
that copy Of these resolutions b. sent TO our
ofcia Journal.
ALBERT KIRCENER,
II. ID. KEYSER,
". = GALLAGHER.
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All That Happened of General Interest Last Week Rapidly
Sketched in Precise and Illuminating Fashion.

NoTEThis feature HEevd will
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Executive.

By Universal News AnaIysisl
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

The abolition OF the Interior branch let
out one Of the most popular men in the
Pressmen's Union-Charlie Schultz.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1909.
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One OF the globe trotters OF the Office.
F. A. Roderick. Is away on leave. this
time 70 extend no farther than his Old
home IN West Virginia.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
THREE PARTIES IN
WAR ON MINISTERS

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The first business
session of the reichstag gave striking
evidence Of the tension between the po-
IiticaI parties as a result of quarrel
over the reform of the German EN-
pire's finances
After the house had reelected Count
Udo Won StoIberg- WernigerOde presi-
dent Doctor SPAIN. clerical, as firsc
vice president. displa@ng DIR. Hermann
s Paasche, national liberal. IL elected
Paasche second vice president The
latter, however. declined to serve. de-
claring that the national liberal party
had decided unanimously not to accept
Office in the reorganization.
The imperial party. or free conserva-
tives. also declined to take part in the
organization. while the radicals went
so far as TO decide that they would
east blank votes These three parties
are determined TO place the full re-
sponsibility for the coming legislation
upon the German conservatives and
clericals.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

watches, clocks. diamonds crystal
ware both plain and mounted, Sheffield
ware and a full line OF the smaller
articles carried by first class stores.
The Sheffield ware is worthy of spe-
cial notice from the fact that it is an
absolute reproduction of the old
English ware of that name. being
plated over heavy body of solid cop
per instead of nickel or German silver.
as is usual. The designs also follow
those of the original goods.
The interior decorations of the store
are most elaborate. one particular ins
novation being made in the loaded
showcase windows. On the mezzanine
floor are the clock and engraving de-
partments. the former containing a
stock not to be duplicated on the coas
The Baldwin jewelry company was
established in 1889 on a small scale
in the old Baldwin hotel at Market and
Powell street. 1t has changed Quarters
five times, each time enlarging it's
business to considerable extent until
with the opening of the new home it
is twice as large as ever before In
making its different moves the COM
pany has not taken in any new lines
of business. but has merely enlarged
on its original line.
A constant stream of friends and
patrons of the establishment filed the
store from early until late on the
opening day all uniting in wishes for
success and expressions of admiration
of the store
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
NEW VAUDEVILLE
CIRCUIT FORMED
Pantages and Howell Combine
to Play Head Liners in
Number of Theaters

Another change in the local theatrical
world is promised by the establish
ment of what is knoWn as the Pan
tages- Howell vaudeville circuit. which
promises to bring many of the first
class "circuit" acts to the Central the
ater in Market street during the COM
ing season.
Ernest Howell. proprietor of the
Central, returned yesterday from Seat
tie. where he has been in consultation
with Pantages and consummated plans
for the operation of a vaudeville cir
cult that will practically guarantee
performers 81 weeks work each season,
condition that at the present time is
absolutely unknown in the theatrical
world. The route taken will be from
st. Paul through to Seattle, down the
coast to San Diego and back by way of
Salt Lake City and Denver
One of the chief advantages of this
arrangement viii be the possibility of
bringing Al performers to San Fran
cisco and allowing the public to see the
acts at a nominal price; also, the new
circuit will include a number of the
smaller interior towns and guarantee
them some of the better acts At the
present time they have to satisfy them
SELVES With lOW SEdut dClS anu ueD6nu
entirely on "pickups and "castoffs'
for their leaders
The new circuit has arranged for and
includes is houses in the state of Cali
fornia, covering such cities as Stock
ton, Fresno. Sacramento. San Diego, be-
sides the larger houses in Oakland and
San Francisco.
Howell is responsible for the state
ment that Pantages is very much elated
~.
possibility of bookings throughout this
state he is enabled to insure the full
years work to acts and thereby Sc
cure pick of the vaudeville field
Pantages at the present time, it is
said, has options on many of the head
liners" on the higher priced circuits
throughout the country, and the OPEN
| ing of the large string of houses on
the new circuit will insure their ap-
pearance locally.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
LINES HEARD THE
THEATER

The Lord is my shepherd, / shall
moi Donf.
He n1aketh me 10 lie dODn in green
pastures; he leadcih me beside The still
pofers.
He restoreth my soul; he leadeh
me in The paths of righteousness for his
names sokc
Yea. though polk through the pol-
ley of The shodop of death. mill fear
no evil. for thou art NTH me; thy rod
and they stdf they comfort me.
Thou prepGre,t table before me in
the presence of mine enemies; thou
anoiniesi my head NTH oil; my cup
ruHneth over.
Surely goodness and mercy shall
folloY me all the days of my life. and
mill dpell in the house of the Lord
forever"
Read by LOrimer, in The Shepherd
King
I've Always thought that phen tpo
persons mere in love, that mas the time
vhen selfshness became a virtue.
The Bachelor
Il told him The same story three times
and he said they mere all good"
Days comment on the earl in The
Yankee Prince"
Are you coming 10 Chicago 10
lne?" asks DAILY of the eorl.L "Oh,
lne'" 0sks DAILY of the earl. "Oh.
there"
III mill all happen The same day.
Tom Lewis in ''The Yankee Prince"
Most of my friends Dho have tOken
The matrimonial train have smashed up,
or have changed cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
TumbIes From Roof
DEAD MAN MISTAKEN
AND SHOT FOR ENEMY

AUBURN, Dec. Testimony taken
tonight during the inquest on the body
OF Dan Fletcher, found dead in road
near Colfax with several bullet holes
through the head, indicates that the
man was mistaken for a fellow country
man by three Austrians, who had just
engaged in quarrel and cutting affray,
and shot him down believing they were
about to be attacked. The three men
have been missing since the body was
found.
Fletcher came here Sunday and
sought work as a cook at various con-
struction camps. Just before the oper-
ator at Lander heard four shots, which
are supposed to be those which killed
the man, four Austrians had been quar-
reling and one of them was badly cut
with a knife.
When they were separated they ex-
changed threats of future violence and
1t is supposed that when the three met
Fletcher in the roa dthey believed he
was their enemy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
FEARED TROUBLE
WITH GOVERNMENT
One Reason for Rock Island Re.
Iinquishing Control of St.
Louis and San Francisco
Continued from Page 1

and delivered to B. f. Yoakum and otiI-
ers common stock of the st. Louis and
San Francisco railroad company repre-
senting the controlling interest and be-
ing all the shares of stock which the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific rail-
road company has heretofore owned in
that company.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad company was held this morn
ing. proper authority was given and the
transaction was later in the day closed.
One of the reasons for the sale was
the legal advantage, if not necessity, of
a separation of the Rock Island and
Frisco properties, question having
been raised. both by the federal and
certain state governments as to the
two roads being parallel and compet-
ing.
The Rock Island and Frisco railroads
will henceferth be operated as separate
properties, there having been a COM
pIete legal severance of all relations
heretofore existing between them. Not
withstanding this, the friendliest feel,
ings exists between those in control
of the two roads. and 1t is intended
that they shall be operated TO the mu.
tual advantage OF Dotn, Wherever 1T
may properly be done.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
citic railway company the following
We're elected as the executive COM
mittee of the company
D. c. Reid W. III. Moore, J. III. Moore.
f. L. Hine. r. A. Jackson, Fl. Y. Nudge.
e. s. Moore.
The following officers were elected:
ID. G. Reid. chairman of executive
committee: r. A. Jackson. vice chair
man of executive committee; H. b.
Nudge, president.
The meeting adjourned until tomor-
row for the election of additional Of
ficers and the transaction of other
routine business.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the ST. Louis and San Francisco rail
road company held this morning the
following were elected as the executive
committee
B. f. Yoakum, Edwin Hawley, B. L.
WincheH James Campbell, Frank
Trumbull, E. V. r. Thayer, Thomas ii.
West.
The following officers We're elected:
r. F. Yoakum chairman of executive
committee; B. l.. Winchell, president.
The meeting adjourned until tomor-
row for the election of additional Of
ffcers and the transaction of other rou-
tine business.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
No Federal Intervention

WASHINGTON. Dec. If federal in
tervention has been planned to accom-
plish the disassoclation OF the Rock
Island and Frisco lines, such move
ment did not have its inception in the
interstate commerce commission. Com
missioners said tonight that the com
bination of the Rock Island and Frisco
lines had not been discussed by that
body for three years.
Members of the commission are of
the opinion that B. F. Yoakum and B.
L. Winchell have acquired the Frisco,
not with the idea of positive COM
bination With the rapidly forming Haw-
ley system. but to round out south
western system of their own
Yoakum is Interested in the develop
ment of the southwest. and by getting
back his Frisco. 1t is said, he hopes
with the connection with the Seaboard
line at Birmingham. to carry. a large
portion of the traffic that now goes
through st. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
.J[W[LRY STORE IS
OPENED DOWNTOWN
Baldwin Company Installed in
New Premises With Fine
Stock in Kearny Street

One of the most desirable additions
to the downtown business section of
San Francisco was made yesterday
when the Baldwin jewelry company
store at 33 Kearny street. Flowers in
profusion, artistically arranged in
vases and loving cups. were attract
lively distributed over the showcases,
being tokens from the well wishers of
the company.
The stock in the new store is not
exceiled in any jewelry house in the
United States,e either for quality or
quantity. 1t embraces full line of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
PRECIOUS STONES 1MpoRrArroNs-New

York. Dec. 1.--Unless all signs fail 1909 will
prove the banner year in the importation Of
precious stones. The New York appraiser
estimates that this years entries of gems at
New York will exceed $42 000, 600. The heav-
lest importations in any year heretofore were
in 1906. when the total reached SAL $50 900,
Experts say this indicates prosperous business
conditions
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
SMALL VILLAGES ARE
DESTROYED BY QUAKE
No Lives Reported Lost in the
TembIOr

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec ACCORD
ing TO an official dispatch received here
today from Bitlis, Asiatic Turkey, sew
era1 small villages in that vicinity
have been destroyed by an earthquake.
Motives are reported to have been lost
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
The Best from a Million Bushels
Del Monte Tomatoes
1870

as much actual Tomato meat as other
brands.
Del Monte is the choice pack of the worlds
largest Gamers. We pack all grades of Toma-
toes. All are wholesome. All are packed
under the most sanitary conditions.
But, they vary in the quantity of Tomato
meat contained, as compared to the water or
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

George NJ. Cohan by Kolb and Dill 1t
represented a blind" and behind the
duck fooling tules. parted with many
blossoms. was a victim of the sharp
shooters. Kolb and Percy Bronson of
the TX. and d." company. Cohan, re-
ferring to the floral offering, said, feel
ingly, after the chef at the St. Francis
had done his duty: That floral piece
was a birdri
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

juice. A can of Del
Monte brand is nearly
all Tomato.
Del Monte Tomatoes
are vine-ripened, care
fully washed, pc Ell ed
and cored. Il is i'm
possible to have all
Tomatoes on even one
vine alike. For the
Del Monte brand we
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
ROY STRUCK TWICE
BY THE SAME CAR
Knocked Down by Trolley Car
but Escapes Serious Injury

Robert Romer, year old boy
living at 1852 McAllister street. was
struck twice by the same McAllister
street car yesterday morning while
crossing the tracks in front of his
home.
The lad was knocked down.the first
time. but quickly regained his feet
and continued his journey across the
street.
without giving the child time to
cross the motorman started the car
and again struck young Romer, knock
ing him down a second time.
In spite of his strenuous experiences
the youngster escaped with slight
confusion of the scalp. which was
treated at the central emergency hos
pital by Doctor Topham The police
Falls Into Well
Edward Barringer, 1861 Ninth
avenue, an employe at the park pump
house fell into a well near Strawberry
hill and was seriously injured
Barringer, who is 56 years Of age,
slipped and struck his head against
the side in falling 15 feet to the bot
tom of the well.
He was taken to the park emer-
gency hospital and then to the cen
trail emergency, where Doctor Topham
treated him.
TumbIes From Roof
fall from the roof of the Chutes
theater sprained the left ankle of w.
b. Flynn, an electrician, yesterday.
His left hand was punctured and he
also suStained numerous bruises.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

choose the best. Greater care is used in the
handling. A large percentage of the water is
taken out. You get the best we know how to
make. You are always sure if you get Del
Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

Rent your rooms by advertising them
in The Calls Want Ad columns, where
people who are looking for rooms can
see what YOU have to offer The cost
IS small Phone your ad to Kearny Sc,
ar drop a line and we will call for it
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

A Tomato, you know, is nearly all water.
If you take off the skin, there is not enough
fibre left to hold it together so that in stewing
Tomatoes, you never add water - there is
enough without it.
Some canned Tomatoes, most brands, in
fact, are watery and mushy, so that when you
buy a can you buy more water than real Toma-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02
We Pack Other Brands a. Good as Del Monte

But you have no way of knowing them. We put up
over four hundred different brands of canned and dried
fruits, vegetables jams jelies, preserves catsups
honey and condiments. Most of the brands are for
dealers who their own labels.
Quality does not affect the wholesomeness of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

The biggest chance that +. l. Ben
nison has ever ever had will be given
aim next week, when he will assume
the role of the visitor from the planet
Mars in the play, "A Message from
Mars" which viii be produced next
Monday night.
Among the horal offerings which
choked the entrance Of the Van Ness
last Monday night was one sent to
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

goods. Quality refers to favor and the quantity of
solid vegetable fruit meat compared to the water
or juice. II you were able to select all other good
brands from those of cheaper quality, you would get
exactly the quality you obtain in Del Monte
but there is no way in which you tell which
safe, except by specifying Del Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-02

to meat. Water, at the
price of Tomatoes, is
expensive. In the Del
Monte brand we take
out most of the water.
We pack over a million
bushels of Tomatoes a
year, under 400 differ
ent labels. Some sell
as low as four or five
cans for Csc, but Del
Monte retails at IL Nc
weigh the actual Toma
can, after draining off a,
then do the same with
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