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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
BUILDING TRADES PUTS
FORTH LIABILITY BILL
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 11.-TO provide a more
specific compensation for employees in
jured or killed through the negligence
Of their employers than that afforded
by a suit for damages, the building
trades council. through ASsemblyman
Charles A. Nelson, today presented a
bill providing for the appointment of
injury award appraisers and fixing the
schedule of compensation for almost
every conceivable accident which a
workingman can meet in his working
hours.
The bill empowers the superior judge
to appoint three injury award ap-
praisers at So day. These appraisers
are to fix the compensation for an acci-
dent. and after review by the court
their award is to ave the same force
as a Judgment of the court.
When the workman dies and has no
dependent heirs medical, surgical and
burial expenses are to be paid by the
employer. For total disability for a
period not exceeding six months the in
jured man is to receive half his wages
in addition to hospital and medical bills.
When death results dependent heirs are
to receive 312 times the weekly wage
of the dead man between the limits Of
$2,500 and $4,000. For disability last
ing more than six months there is a
scale ranging from two-thirds of the
weekly earnings, in case earning ca
pacity is entirely destroyed. to fourth
where it is only slightly impaired.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
PRESENTS SCHEME TO
AVOID MORE JUDGES
Beatty of San Francisco Pro-
poses Outside Jurists Be
Called in to Relieve Rush


CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. EsAcRA-
MENTO, Jan. 11.-An important bill
bearing on the proposed increase in
the number of superior judges in San
francisco from II to s was offered in
the assembly by Henry N Beatty Of
San Francisco today. The necessity Of
increasing the number will be obviated
in case the measure becomes law.
The bill proposes that extra sessions
OF the superior. court may be held and
that the judge must be invited from
another county : If necessary. the gov
ernor may be called upon and the judge
designated by him in response must
serve.
The bill introduced by me will rem
der 1t unnecessary for the proposed in
crease in the number of judges on the
superior bench in San Francisco and
other counties of the state said As
semblyman Beatty this afternoon
Whenever the judge or judges of u
county or a majority of the judges in
those counties where there are more
than one judge find that another judge
Is necessary to carry on the work of
the superior, court. then the Judge or
a majority of the. judges may invite
a judge from another county to hold
an extra session In the event or the
judge declining the invitation. the gov
ernor can be requested to. act and he
shall designate a judge who must hold
the extra session. Such law would
make it possible to secure a judge or
+ judges from county or counties where
court business is slack to assist in
clearing up a congestion that is apt to
occur in San Francisco or nearly any
other county of the state at any time.
The bin is meeting with the favor of
those legislators who are opposed TO
the Increase in the number of superior
judges of the different counties of the
state. Besides the request OF San Fran
cisco, Alameda has asked for three
more judges, as has also Los Angeles
1t is expected that two or three other
counties will come in with similar re-
quests during the session unless the
bill proposed by Beatty becomes law
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Lieutenant Gooeor Plans Rule to Rom Bold Lobbyists From State

lchairman). Flavelle. Rech. Silver. Grif-
fifth, Sackett. Gillis.
Public morals-1Griffith echairm11an4 MAN.
Cattell, Young, Dean, Perine, Mott,
Fleisher, Mendenhall, Wilson
Public printing-Hawk (chairman),
McManus, Teller, Cullen, Greer, Maher.
Hayes fchairman), Gerdes Pulcifer,
Cullen, Preston. Maher, Black,
:. Public charities and corrections-Co :
lIer (chairman), Young, Beatty, Mott,
Gerdos. Lightner. Wheeian..
Medical and dental laws-Silver (chair-
mani. Callan, Flint, Leeds. Otis, Polsley,
Lightner.
Revenue and taxation-Melrose (chair-
mani Johnson of San Diego. Perine,
Beban, Rech,S Hawk. Hewitt, Irwin, JUL
Revision and reform of laws-Rech
lchairmanl, Pulcifer, Bohnett. Hewitt,
Wyatt Wilson, ellis. Wheelan Gibbons.
Roads and highways-Greer (chair-
mani, Rutherford, Silver, Cattel. Col
son of Placer Stuckenbruck.
Rules and regulations-Johnson of
Contra Costa (chairman), Transue,
Johnson of Sacramento, Beardslee. Mr..
state hospitals and asylums-F -FIaveIle
(chairmaf), Beban. Beardslee.s Cullen,
Cattell. Hayes, Griffith, Schmitt,. Collum,
State iibrary--Moore (chairman)
Bohnett, Johnson of Sacramento, Odom,
Irwin.
State prisons and reformatory institu-
tions-Hammon (chairmanp, Butler,
Cogswell. Holmquist. Moore, !. Silver
Gerdes, Transue. HOPKINS. Odom. Drew.
Swamp and. overt1owed lands and
levees and river improvements and
drainage-Hewitt (chairman). Greer,
Mott, .Cronin, Johnson of Sacramento,
Rech. Sackett, Whitney, Otis. O'Neill,
Polsley, Stuckenbruck. Wilson, Juilliard
Column.
Universities. - Schmitt (chairman)
Bohnett, Young. Otis, Hanlon, Hans,
Wilson.
Ways and means Beardslee (chair-
man). Transue. Hewitt, Mcclellan,
Perine, Cogswell. Costar. Nelson, Hin
kle Sackett. Hans, Bohnett, Greer,
Juilliard. Gibbons.
San Francisco delegation - Beban
(chairman) McAuley, Cullen, Black.
Hopkins, Nelson. Collum. O'Neill.
Gerdes, Beatty, McManus, Pugh, Cali
Ian, Schmitt. Coghlan, Wheelan,
Perine, Lightner.
Los Angeles delegation - Leeds
(chairman), Hanlon. Harmon, Rech.
Transue, Cattell, Cogswell, Barndollar,
Stanton.
Retrenchment and reform-Wyllie
(chairman), Cogswell, Silver. McManus,
Mcclellan Johnson of San Diego,
Irwin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
BOURBONS SELECT
DAVIS FOR TOGA
Complimentary Democratic Vote
Will Go to San Benetian

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. Ill. o. Davis Of San
Benito and member of the lower
house of the thirty legislative
ASSEMBLY, will receive a complimentary
vote for United States senator at the
hands of a majority of the democrats
tomorrow. Harry P. Flannery will re-
ceive the votes of several members of
the San Francisco delegation. District
Attorney Langdon will receive one
vote, and it is probable that the name
of Theodore Bell will be presented
against Bells wishes.
The democrats held a caucas this
evening and when the roll was called
only Is out of the 20 members in both
houses answered to their names. AL
bert P. Wheelan appeared and an
nounced that John P. Hare, James E.
Hopkins, B. ]. Collum. Florence j.
O'Neill, George J. Black and himself
as members of the San Francisco dele
cation felt it their duty to cast their
votes for Flannery, and for that rea-
son would not attend the caucus, as
they did not want to be bound by its
action. Senator Caminetti did not at
tend, as he is opposed to caucasing.
Charles Lightner was also absent from
the caucus. Three ballots were taken,
the following having been nominated:
j. o. Davis of San Benito, Frank d.
Nicol of Stockton. Charles Z. McLough-
lin of Sacramento, Isadore Dockweiler
of Los Angeles. Edward White of Santa
Cruz and ]. e. Hayden of San Fran
cisco.
1t finally narrowed down to Davis
and Nicol, and on the final ballot the
former received 10 votes to his op-
ponent's eight. The selection was then
made unanimous
Senator George w. Cartwright will
nominate Davis tomorrow, and Senator
Sanford will second the nomination in
the senate. Senator T. j. Kennedy will
nominate William H. Langdon. F'lan-
merry will be nominated by Wheelan.
Lawrence III. Wilson may nominate
Theodore Bell. The formality of elect
ing George C. Perkins to the United
States senate will be gone through
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
MEDICAL BOARD
CHANGES FAVORED
Bill Provides for General Coun-
Gil of Examiners Stationed
in Capitol
[SpeeiaL Dispoteh 10 The Colll

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 11.-Radica1 changes in
the state board of medical examiners
are proposed in bill offered by AS
semblyman Wheelan of San francisco
today. His bill provides for a general
council Of medical education and regis
tration with headquarters in Sacra-
mento, to consist of % members, in
cluding two each from the University
of California, Stanford university,
University of Southern California, Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
San Francisco, College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Los Angeles, Oakland
college of medicine and surgery, Cali
fornia Eclectic medical college, Hahne-
mann Medical College of the Pacific,
and California college of osteopathy,
and five to be appointed by the gov
ernor, of whom one shall be a lawyer
and four at large from the medical
profession no two of whom shall be
from the same school. The present
board has IL members
Newspapers which publish only six
days week will benefit by the enact
ment of the Curtin bill which pre-
scribes the manner in which the legis-
lative body Of a municipality will pro-
ceed in the matter of granting a fran
1850 D1l SAiOAc - NJ plSSSHL ulSpOSl-
tion on the part of the author to elimi-
nate from the law that section which
empowers the legislative body to keep
the people in ignorance of an appIica-
tion for a franchise. Curtin said that
he had introduced the measure at the
request of newspaper editor.
f. nj. Rutherford of Truckee offered
bill in the assembly today to lengthen
the open season for deer so that hunt
ers could shoot males from August /
to November 15. The present open sea-
son is from July 10 to October i. He
also presented a bill providing that
the money collected for hunters
licenses should be divided between the
state and the county. AssmbIyman
Stuckenbruck of Acampo offered a bill
removing all protection on Iarks. He
said that the birds do much damage to
the vineyards.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
The california Promotion Committee

(The State Central Organization Organized In
l9o2-SAn association for the commercial and
industrial development OF California;
PROMOTION. The act OF promotion advance
ment, encouragement. Century Dictionary.
The committee has for its object the PRO-
NOTING OF Californlas interests 1t has moth
ing to sell II fosters all things tending to the
ADVANCEMENT OF California. It is an author
ity on all matters relating 70 California 1t EN-
COURAGES the establishment OF industries
and fosters those already established. It invites
desirable ir1In grafton II presents the oDpOr-
tunities and needs Of all fields OF business and
professional activity 1t IS Supported By popular
subscription and makes charge FOR any
service rendered. 1t has affiliated with Il 200
commercial organizations Of the state, with A
combined membership OF more than 10000
Meetings OF representatives OF these organiza-
tlons are held semiannuafly in different parts OF
the state. where matters OF California interess
are discussed Headquarters OF the committee
are maintained In California building. Union
square. San Francisco. CORRESPONDENTS IN
VITED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
MOTIFS TRY TO REDUCE
DALTONS PERQUISITES

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. IA bill introduced in
the assembly today makes it appear
that the Motifs were carrying their war
of reprisal into the state legislature.
Mayor Frank Mott of Oakland is a can
didate for denomination and his brother.
John w Mott, is now an asSemblyman.
Harry Dalton, assessor of Alameda
county, is favoring Councilman Jackson
for the nomination as against Mott.
Today John w. Mott introduced a bill
in the lower house so 10 amend the law
that Dalton would be deprived of the
fat fees he now receives in the collec-
tion of nOIl taxes
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
ELECTORS CAST BALLOTS
FOR TAFT AND SHERMAN
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SAC
.RAMENTO, Jan 1.-The 10 nresilen-
tial electors of California yesterday "a ST
their electoral votes for Taft and Sher-
man and chose II. G. w. Dinkelspiei Of
san francisco as messenger to carry
the vote to Washington.
All the electors, except u. S. Grant
Jr. of San Diego, who was unavoidablv
absent. gathered III the assembly cham
Der, where q large crowd watched the
simple ceremony. Senator LEROY A,
Wright of San Diego was sworn in to
cast the vote of Grant. Samuel M
Shortridge was chosen chairman of the
electors and Byron Erkenbrecher of
Los Angeles secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
APPROPRIATIONS ASKED
FOR TOTAL OF $29O,94I.65

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 1I.--This was the second
day Of the legislative assault on the
state treasury Appropriations total
ling $29O,941.65 were asked for, the
largest single amount being 100000 for
the state hospital at Patton, San Ber-
nardino county Here is a portion of
the remainder Of the list.
Artesian wells, San Francisco water
front. $4,000.
Ukiah insane asylum, $56,500.
Gasoline launch, Venice, $4,000
Stamping out contagion, Eodoc coun-
ty. 1925.
Revenue and tax commission, $4,000.
Highways in Siskiyou county. $4,000.
Restoring records of supreme court,
$2.5O0.
Contingent expenses, supreme court,
$4,000.
State bureau Of Immigration. SIC. 900.
Suffers fort. $13 900.
School Of library training, Sacra-
mento, SIG, 500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
SIMPLIFIED SPELLING
FOR STATE PRINTING
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOFCrI1t TIC NHI
CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMREp
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO. Jan. 11.-An effort will he
made in the legislature to carry on
the work of President Roosevelt in
trying to simplify English rules of
spelling. Assemblyman Charles
Nelson of San Francisco, at the reuresf
of H G. Kinne, once his teacher, today
introduced a bill to the effect that IL
all official state documents printed at
the state printing Office, If there be
any word. spelled by the use of the
soft sound of the letter .'gs, the letter
"j should be substituted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Plans Big Family Pension

ALAMEDA, Jan. 11.-P. F. Cavanaugh
OF this city, who is the father of IL
children, and who believes that the
parents of a dozen or more offspring
should be pensioned by the state, will
leave tomorrow for Sacramento with a
draft Of a proposed measure that he is
going to endeavor to have the legisla-
ture pass
Grove J.. johnson of Sacramento and
Assemblyman James Feeley of Oakland
are to look after the bill
In the draft that has been prepared
Of the law to encourage the Roose-
veltian big family doctrine the father
and mother of II or more children are
each TO receive s25 a month from the
state = & a perSfop
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Chain Gangs Proposed

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. l1.-Chain gangs are con-
templated in a bill introduced by AS
semblyman Mott of Oakland today. 1t
provides that persons sentenced to a
city Jail NAV be required by an order
OF the legislative body of the city to
perform labor on the public works and
ways in the city and may be required to
don prison garb.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
RESORTS
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Regular Through Service

The wOnderlands Of the Pacific. See Milford
Sound. the Wanganui River and the Hot Lakes
and Geysers- SURPRISING the Yellowstone New
Zealand is now at its hest. The s. s. Mariposa
sails Feb 3 Only $500 round trip 10 We'll
ilington, New Zealand. first class; one way. third
Glars. $50 %.
LINE To HONOLULU-Special round trip
rate, $110, s. s. Alameda. sailings Jan So Feb.
20. Send for itinerary. o. S. S. Co., 673 Mar
.ket St Telephone Kearny 1231-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Your Liver's
Your Life

A dead liver means awful sick.
ness-don't let it come-when
II can be prevented. CaScarets
keep the liver lively and bowels
regular and ward off serious,
fatal illness. m
CASCARETS-Ioc box-week's treat
ment. All druggists. Biggest seller
in the world. Million boxes a month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

London at the Marathon race and again in New
York. Read the Doctors report
From the New York World. Dec 16. 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

liable to Stanton. The performers natu-
rally enough drew the rat chairman
ships and the control of all the COM
mittees. His ways and means commit
tee is excellent in its personnel, and
while it is not exactly an aggregation
Of 'reformers" it is composed of men
who may be expected to acquit them
selves with credit and the ''reformers"
are well represented.
The assembly committee on election
laws is headed by Walter Leeds of
Los Angeles. who introduced direct
primary election bill two years ago
and the second place falls to Grove L.
Johnson Of Sacramento.
Johnston of Contra Costa, whose faith
er is associated with Grove l.. John
son; Hinkle. San Diego; Pugh. San
Francisco; Rech. Los Angeles; Webber,
democrat of Hanford, and Hopkins
democrat Of San Francisco, complete
the committee.
Stanton says it is a good committee
and that it would make little differ
ence If it were not a good committee,
since the direct primary law which
California is to have is to be drawn by
the leaders of the republican party
and not by the committees. All of
which may be true.
Stanton said that by leaders" he
meant no particular leaders. Sugges-
tions from all sources would be well
come All of which may be equally
true. but a committee Of which Grove
l. Johnson is one of nine members will
have some voice in the matter or an
explanation to Grove i. Johnson will
be in order.
LOBBY AGAINST RACING
Arthur Let's Of Los Angeles, presi-
dent of the businessmen's anti-race-
track gambling league arrived in Sac
ramento today. He was accompanied
by Lou R. Garrett, treasurer of that or
ganization, and he announced that he
had come TO organize a determined
lobby for the Walker bill.
Assemblyman A NJ. Drew of Fresno
introduced the direct legislation
leagues initiative and referendum
measure today. Drew announced that
he presented the bill by request.
Senator Savage, who is not very keen
about newspapers or newspapermen,
and whose pet aversion is General Har-
rison Gray Otis, came to the front
again today with his bill making libel
felony.
AssembIyman Preston of Ukiah tried
to lead democracy in a break for life
and the pie counter today with the to
be expected disastrous results. Preston
had a little resolution calling for the
appointment of Misses Ada Robuska
and Mabel Busch as stenographers.
Also by way of showing that he was
unafraid, Preston demanded that the
committee be directed to report out
the resolution not later than tomorrow.
Preston got enough votes on his de-
mand TO make an audible sound and
! his resolution will sIumber with other
dead democratic hopes in the archives
or useless papers and documents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

watches, diamond, jewellery. ETC.. on easy
payments. BriIliant's, 7o4 Market, room 612.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
By DR.. JOS. Creamer.

1t has been part of our mission to explain to
people that the drug, caffeine, in coffee seriously
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
roTToNs CREDITABLE

Talr,nr them bye and wide Stanton's
committee selections were highly cred
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-11-02
CARNIVAL HERE.
The Performances Opened up Last
Night in Harley Lot.

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The barkoot Carnival Company
came to Orangeburg yesterday and
established themselves in the Har-
ley lot, where they will put on
performances during the entire
week, day and night. A good crowd
was out last night to see the sights
of the carnival and to say that they
were, pleased lis only expressing it
mildly, Everybody enjoyes them
selves at carnival.
The Barkoot Company. has some
meritorious attractions. One among
the many is the high diver. Mat
Guy, who plunges from heighth OF
.l04 feet into a pool of water only
four feet deep. They have with
them an exceptionally good Italian
band. The band will give daily
concerts during the week on the
square near the court house. Mon
day The Times and Democrat was
favored with a few selections by
the band in front of the Office.
The high diver will do his. plung-
ing stunt at 1890 p. m. each day
during the stay in Orangeburg.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-11-02
Woodford News.

Woodford, Oct. 2S.-Special. Mrs.
Y. E. Arson, of North, spent Thurs
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Robinson spent
last Sunday in st. Matthews with
their, daughter Mrs. w. F. Sharp.
Mr.. Joe Dannelly, of Eherhardt'
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 2. Dantzler, of
Rockton, are here now.
MIR. A. q. Stroman spent last Tues
day in Columbia on business.
Mrs. ]. G. Salley and Jessie Joyner
spent Wednesday in Columbia.
We are glad to see Mr.. Ben Yon
out again, after his accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Sharp spent
last Sunday in St. Matthews.
Mr.. Atticus Livingston and chill
dren, of Livingston, spent Sunday
here.
Mr.. C. M. Melton went to Spartan
burg on business Saturday.
Mr.. Jake Gardner and family WILL
move near Wagner some time soon.
We regret to see them leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Stroman and
friend, Viola Wingard, spent few
days, with friends in Orangeburg.
DR.. NJ. l.. Brogden spent Wednes-
day in Columbia.
Next Saturday will be our last
quarterly meeting for this year.
Services will be held at Trinity
church. We hope to pay our preach
cr up in full with big surplus, and
that We may have the pleasure OF
him being with us another year.
Friends of Mrs. Lula Dannelly
will be glad to know she is better
after her recent illness.
Next week is Fair Week. Cotton
at fourteen cents will enable many
a one to attend Taft is to be there
the eighth. This will take more
people. All will be anxious to get
a glimpse of our president.