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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
FIatuIency or Wind
on Stomach
As II Is Commonly Named, Means That
lecaYine Food Is Making Gas

This most serious condition is very
prevalent and results most distressing
ly and fatally oftentimeS. The stomach
in cases of fatulency is unable to di-
gest the food properly. Decay sets in,
gases form, extend the stomach, force
their way aoWnward T. INTO the bowels;
pressing against the lungs, liver and
heart, causing shortness of breath,
belching, foul odors and many times
sudden death.
when taken into deranged stomach
cause fiatulency rapidly, vegetables
being especially given to this quality.
Against such a condition the stomach
can do but little because these foul
and poisonous gases affect its glands,
muscles and tissues to such a degree
as to incapacitate 1T almost at once
These gases distend the stomach in
all directions, preventing the contract
ing muscles from doing their regular
duties, or if they do force the gas from
the stomach 1t goes elsewhere in the
system with even more harassing re-
suits, and then the decaying mass still
remains to generate more gases.
The most effective method for allay-
of gas making. An emetic will do
this but the stomach will have the
same trouble the moment new food en-
ters ii.
gas food at once, digest it, prevent de-
cav quickly reduce food to nourfsh-
ment, make good rich gastric fluid and
mass the digested food to the intes-
lines. giving the stomach it's rest and
fhe system It's nourishment. Flatulencv
simpiy can not exist where these little
tablets are used. They build UP the
stomach fluids so that it matters not
how many vegetables you eat or food
Containing quantities of gas, the stom-
ach does It's work well and quickly.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
everywhere ana s, used 1T the whole world
that want to eat heartily and yet not
get sick.
Every druggist carries Stuart's Dvs-
uepsia Tablets, price so cents per boy.
The demand for these little digesters
is constantly increasing. Forty thou
sand physicians in America and Can
ada use them and prescribe them. Send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package by mail free.
Address +. A. Stuart Co., $50 Stuart
bldg. Marshall, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
LABOR FEDERATION
DECISION REVISED
Court Holds Reference to Boy
colt Is Not Illegal, but
Forbids Unfair List
Dissenting Justice Says Deci-
sion Is Abridgment of Free
dom of the Press

WASHINGTON, March IL The
American federation of labor hereafter
may freely refer to the boycott against
the Buck stove and range company of
st. Louis, except by inclusion in the
we don't patronize'' list
This, in substance, of widespread i'm
portance to the labor world, to manu-
facturers and to newspapers generally,
was the sweeping decision handed
down today by the court Of appeals of
the district of Columbia in the noted
injunction case of the Buck stove and
range company against the American
federation of labor.
The opinion, delivered by Justice
Robb, holds that the combination" and
boycott in furtherance thereof and the
publication in the I'VE don't patronize''
list in aid, of the boycott are illegal.
UNFAIR LIST FORBIDDEN
Justice Robb said that the I'VE dom
patronize" list of the American Fed
erationist constitutes a talismanic
symbol indicative to the membership
of the federation that a boycott is on
and should be observed" and that Jus
tice Gould had right to prevent the
printing of this unfair list. but that
the decree should stop there and not
attempt to regulate the publication and
distribution of other matter over which
the court has no CONTROL"
CHIEF JUSTICE DISSENTS
In partial dissenting opinion Chief
Justice Shepard took a strong hand in
upholding the freedom of the press.
He said that, even assuming that the
publication of the complainants name
in the I'VE don't patronize" list was a
step in the formation of a conspiracy
to coerce Independent dealers into re-
fusing to have further business reIa-
tions with that company, Il can not
agree that the publication can be re-
strained for that reason. Regardless of
its character or purpose the publica-
ton is protected from restraint in my
opinion by the first amendment of the
constitution, which forbids any law
abridging the freedom of the press"
The chief justice held that "the only
remedy for libelous or otherwise ma
licious, wrongful and injurious publi-
cations is by civil action for damages
and criminal prosecution. There is no
power to restrain the publication
JAIL SENTENCE UNTOUCHED
The decision does not settle the ap-
peal in the contempt proceedings in
which Gompers. Morrison and Mitchell
were given Jail sentences. This case
will be heard later by the appellate
court.
The labor leaders say that if the rea-
soning adopted by Chief Justice Shep-
ard and Justice Van. Orsdel is followed
in the decision Of the contempt pro-
ceedings they will be able to upset the
findings of Justice Wright and avoid
serving terms OF imprisonment
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
LOT NO. 3

LUZ W.
All remaining used upright pianos
and new sample and shop worn pianos
formerly valued at $3.50 to $3.50. TO be
sold Friday and Saturday only at $3.50
each. spot cash, or SIS cash and ball
ance monthly with simple interest.
THE TRUTH and NOTHING BUT THE
TRUTH Is WHAT WE TELL YOU.
When we Offer specials in pianos they
are specials Of the highest class, and
each bargain is shown the intending
buyer without misrepresentation as to
its former price or its quality. When
we show used piano its condition is
carefully noted. and it is sold for just
what it is, with a distinct understand
ing ON the part OF the purchaser OF
every condition surrounding the sale.
when we show new piano OF dis
continued case design at reduction
that reduction is an actual money
saver to the buyer This sale is
money saver to you If YOU ever hope
TO own good piano. 1t IS an 0ppor-
tunfty-an opportunity to be embraced
now. TODAY. 1t is an unusual sale
because of several reasons Unusual
because sales are not customary with
our house: unusual. too, because OF the
hi gh character of the pianos offered
and the genuineneSs OF the opportunity
1t is also unusual because of the un
questioned character and reputation OF
the house behind the pianos. and the
absolute certainty of complete salts
faction on the nart Of every buyer
A GUARANTEE THAT GUARANTEES
AS IS our uSudl custom. every piano
offered during this sale bears the iron
clad guarantee that has made the Allen
name synonymous with the square deal
With each. piano is given our full ex-
change privilege. which enables the
buyer to exchange his piano at full
price at any time within three years
for the Peerless Knabe or Mason and
Hamlin.
Don't delay. but call and make your
selection early. Piano ownership was
never so easy. Such an opportunity
as this will probably never occur aRain-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
ONLY DAYS MORE
Final Clean Up Sale of Slightly Used and New
Sample Pianos Ends Saturday Night at 9 o'clock
PRICES CUT LOWER THAN EVER
Are You Going to Miss This Unusual Opportunity?

Friday and Saturday will serve 10
practically clear our exchange rooms.
giving US space we've been working
hard to get for some weeks, in order
to accommodate the large shipments Of
new goods ordered for the new store
and which are piling in on US daily.
We've almost reached the goal.
We end this great sale Saturday
evening at O'Clock, after two days
whirlwind finish that for hioh values
and low prices absolutely eclipses any
thing in the piano selling line ever
announced in the city of san Fran
The offerings the past week have in
eluded over fifty well known makes Of
upright, Grand and player Dianos-all
OF them slightly used-many of them
almost like new. Most of them were
greatest player pianOs-the Knabe-A An
selus and Emerson-Angelus Some
were rented. Few were used FOR dem
onstrating during the past season. and
aside from a little case marring are
Ludwig, Price and Teeple, kings
Brewster. willard, Clarendon, Rich
mond and other well known makes are
among the lot.
And now for a grand. final wind up
we offer as a special for Friday and
Saturday only. used upright pianos,
new sample and shop worn pianos,
priced as follows:
LOT NO.
All remaining used upright pianos
formerly valued at $3.50 10 $500 TO pc
sold Friday and Saturday only at $3.50
each, spot cash. or $40 cash and ball
ance monthly with simple interest.
LOT NO.
All remaining used upright pianos
and new sample and shop worn pianos.
formerly valued at $500 and Sz50 to be
sold Friday and Saturday only at $195
each spot cash. or $40 cash and bal
ance monthly with simple interest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
JAIL SENTENCE UNTOUCHED
TUG NAVAJO TO SET OUT
MAGDALENA BAY TARGETS
Quarantine on Receiving Ship
Delays Crafts Departure

VALLEJO, March 1.-THE tug
Navajo left Mare island this afternoon,
bound for Magdalena bay, to be used
in setting out targets during the big
gun practice of the Pacific fleet The
Navajo has been ready to leave for
several days, but was delayed owing
to the inability to fill her complement
This was due to the prevalence OF
measles aboard the receiving ship In
dependence.
the men were Immediately transferred
The cruiser Buffalo. Commander
Frank NJ. Bostwick, is taking on a
large quantity of ammunition prepara- :
tory to sailing Friday for Magdalena
bay The ammunition will be distrib-
uted among the vessels of the Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
BARS FANCY NAMES ON
CANNED DOG" SALMON
Packers Ordered to Cease Dis
guising Fish

WASHINGTON, March 11.-As many
packers put up "humpback'' and dog
salmon under fancy names and sell
them to consumers who believe them to
be superior varieties, the department
of agriculture today ordered that these
fish, when canned, be labeled with their
common names.
The decision also says that the fish
commonly known as lake herring and
cisco should be so called and not desig-
mated white fish"
A movement is on foot to induce
Secretary Wilson to modify or reverse
his recent decision holding that -four
bleached by nitrogen peroxide is adul-
terated product under the food and
drugs act.
1t is announced that the secretary
will stand by his ruling.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
Southern Pacific Makes Effort
TO Keep Freight From
Tide Water
Reduces Tariffs to Interior
Points to Force TranScOn-
tinentaI Haul
New Scheme Prompted by Act
i've Campaign for Independent
Steamer Line

Under The guise Of a reduction In
rates the Southern Pacific has struck
The city OF san Francisco and the big
shippers about the bay another blow.
The reductions are part OF a. system
for the Encouragement Of local tariffs
so as TO prevent the concentration of
freight at tide water and thus in a
measure block sea competition. The
first move in this Encouragement was
the advance in local rates on various
commodities from interior points TO san
Francisco. The second move, which
has Just come to light, involves the re-
ductiOD Of rates from point to point in
the interior which would encourage the
concentration Of freight at some point
removed from tide water and thus force
the transcontinental haul into the
hands Of the railroads.
This double system. intended to keep
freight from tide water, is prompted by
the active campaign which the big
shippers have been waging for an in
dependent steamship line
NEW TARIFFS SHOW SCHEME
The first intimatIon Of the railroads
latest move was conveyed in their new
schedules just filed with the state board
OF railroad commissioners. IN checking
UP the new tariffs the board has dis
covered that reductions have been made
IN many instances between interior
stations In few cases these. reduc-
lions apply also 10 San Francisco, but
this is only here and there where it is
necessary to retain a certain rate ratio.
In the vast majority OF instances the
reductions are for interior points.
9. W. Luce, general freight agent
Of the Southern Pacific, is now absent
3n the east. but when he returns he will
be asked by the commission TO explain
the changes. When the rates were
dled nothing was said as 10 the amend
ments and the discovery was only made
against the old
REDUCTIONS ARE MADE
One Of the reductions is that on bar
ley in packages from Crows Landing
10 Mayfeid- The old rate of $3.75 a ton
IS superseded by one Of s265 a ton.
Lime from FELTON, and Santa Cruz TO
Plea santon has been decreased from
sac 10 81 per ton Lime from the
same points to Livermore has been
dropped from $3.50 TO 1920. A reduc-
ton 10 SO per thousand has been made
on common brick from Richmond TO
Sacramento. Plaster from Palmdale TO
2 long list Of points in southern Cali
fornia has been reduced from $3.50 to
s1-5O per ton.
There has been a sweeping cut in
the rate on petroleum and its products
from sevrsl big oil shipping points to
Stockton. Petroleum. gas OIL petro-
leum stove and engine distillate in
tank cars. barrels, iron, drums or cases
from ROdeo, Oleum and Port Costa to
stockton have been reduced from 81. 40
10 $1-l2 per ton
There have been reductions in cattle
from MacdOel and Mount Hebron to
points about the bay. but these have
been more than Offset by the increases
from other points.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
MEXICO To SUSPEND
ALL DUTIES ON WHEAT
Measures Taken to Prevent a
Bread Famine

Ell PAso. Tex, March 1L-Adexico
viii declare off all wheat duties by
April !, in order to prevent a bread
famine. according to customs officials
here. For several years past Mexico
has had 10 suspend the duty on wheat
each spring on account OF the shortage
in that country.
Wheat now costs $3.50 Mexican
money per bushel in Mexico City when
imported from the United States, and
the home crop is exhausted.
American wheat at the border now
costs SIPS a bushel. and with a duty
Of 20 cents gold bushel and an addi-
tiOnal freight rate TO Mexico City, the
price is exorbitant
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
TERRITORY OF BRITISH
EMPIRE is INCREASED
Siam Cedes $1,000 Square Miles
Under Treaty

LONDON. March 11-Fifteen thou
sand square miles Of territory has been
added TO the British empire by the
treaty signed yesterday at Bangkok,
siam, under the terms of which Siam
cedes to Great Britain the states of
kalantan, Tringan and Kedah. which
hereafter will be administered with the
Malay federated states.
Under the treaty British capital to
the extent of $50 ,000,000 will be fur
nished for the construction OF railroads
south from Bangkok
These lines are to be controlled by a
new department quite distinct from the
present railroad administration of
siam, which is administered by Ger
mans There will be also a gradual
abolition Of British eNtraterritoriaI
rights IN Siam.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
ALLEGED CALIFORNIA
R0BBER ARRAIGNED
Allen George Beatty Pleads Not
Guilty to Charge

DAYTON, o. March 1l.-Allen
George Beatty, arrested here yester-
day, charged with robbing the First
national bank Of Monrovia, Cal, was
arraigned in police court today. He
pleaded not guilty and his hearing was
set for Friday afternoon.
Today Attorney John f. Eagan. as
trustees for the woman arrested with
Beatty, began suit against Chief Of
Police Aliahack and other officers con-
cerned in the arrest, demanding resti-
tuition OF property and money. and
damages for unlawful seizure.
In the petition the amount OF money
taken from Beatty is placed at 81. 500
The woman is described as Fanny AI
Beatty and the allegation is made
that the money and property seized
by the police were hers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
NATIVE SONS PLAN BIG
BALL GAME AS BENEFIT
Proceeds to Go to Louis j. Roes,
Now Totally, Blind

The word afflicted takes on a new
meaning when applied to Louis J..
Roes, recently book keeper at the Ris-
don iron works, who four months ago
lost his eyesight completely and in
whose aid Army and Navy and South
San Francisco parlors of the Native
Sons viii play benefit ball game next
Sunday afternoon at Sixth avenue and
NJ street. South San Francisco.
Fourteen months ago Roes' wife died
leaving TO her husbands care q child
years of age. Roes' mother is, and
has been for years, an invalid, con-
fined to her bed; his father, also de-
pendent on Roes for support, is vio-
iently i'll with erysipelas; and four
months ago Roes himself lost his
eyesight.
Whatever money is collected at the
ball game viii not remain out of cir
cuIation long for lack of work to do.
The lineup of the game, which will
be called at 2:30 o'clock, is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
orTDooR AMERIcA

Edited by Csspsr Whitney-"A Mag
szine Within 4 Magazine la recogni-
ton OF the Country Life Movement
new, purposeful and interesting. Col
lfrx, March Is. On sale nows
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
CHARGED WITH WASTING FUNDs-spO

kane, March 11.-That nearly $500, 900 has
been squandered by D. E. MacKinnon OF Chi
cago, manager Of the Amador mine is charged
by seven Chicago stock brokers in suit
fled at Wallace, Idaho. The Amador is just
across the Montana line from Wallace. An
assessment of cents share. or $40O 00o was
levied, last October. Plaintiffs ask an injunc-
tion to prevent the sale Of stock for unpaid
assessments.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12

LAWYER is DISBARRED-New York. March
u.-Alexander Michaelson partner of Carl
Fisher Hansen, a lawyer serving a penitentiary
term for bribery, was disbarred today. Michael
son agreed to accept disbarment and District
Attorney Jerome has dropped proceedings against
him
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
GASOLINE MOTOR CARS
FOR NAPA VALLEY LINES
Service Will Commence in April
to Supplement Steam Trains
Especial Dispatch 10 The CalIl

IOPecIdI DIsPdIcH 10 ne IdII
NAPA. March 1.-Two gasoline
motor cars Will be put in operation on
the railroad lines connecting with Napa
about April 1. One will run between
Napa, st. Helena and Calistoga. the
other by way Of Napa Junction to
Santa Rosa
The cars have arrived at Sacramento
and are being prepared for service.
The gasoline cars will supplement
the service of the steam trains in the
Napa valley. The engineer controls
the car and no brakeman is required.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
BROKER CHARGED WITH FRAup-g,u

York. March 1I.-Thomas H. winsor. Boston
broker, was held by United States Commits
sioner Shields today in $1,000 bail on a charge
OF fraudulent use Of the mails. 1t is alleged
that he exploited 2 mining company which
promised large dividends and that he had
received between $4,000 and $4,000 through
the mails.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12

The Old Louvre is now open for busi-
ness at Powell and Ellis streets the
sans good Roast Beef is served,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-15
Il ARE REPORTED DEAD.
Duluth Hears the Steamer Shores
Went Down In Lake Superior
Vessel Long Overdue.

Duluth, Minn.--Advices received
here are to the effect that the steamer
Shores, six days overdue at Duluth,
went down on White Fish Point, In
Lake Superior with all on board. ,as
The crew and passengers numbered
81. News of the destruction, was
brought to Duluth by the crew OF the
steamer Northland, who say that as
the latter was passing White Fish
Point on the way up they discovered
wreckage strewn all over the lake
and in their opinion 1t belonged to
the Shores. The fact that she was a
week overdue adds color to the
theory. gf ,.ys1td p.,ad sgsd Il
Is The Adelia Shores belonged to the
8. o. Men Transportation Company Of
Milwaukee, Wis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-15
sERMoNETTE.

"canst thou by searching find
out God? Canst thou find out
the Almighty unto perfection7"
Such was the question pro-
pound by zophar the Naama-
thlte In his controversy with
Job, and II IL the question which
comes some time or other to
every seeking heart.
Esdras was troubled by the
mysteries Of God and sought to
fathom the Infinite. How hope
less was the task And rest
and quiet could not come to his
heart until the angel Of God had
come and led him to realize that
he could not do more than to
rest content with the thought
that God was, and was a re-
war6er Of them that diligently
seek him.
Esdras was troubled, NJ was
David Of old, by the prosperity
Of the wicked. He knew that
the misery Of HE people, the
Jews, was the result Of sin, but
the question arose In his heart:
Are not the people Of the world
transgressors Of Gods law also,
and are not they the masters OF
the Jew7 Where was the jus-
tlce Of u aIl7
But he forgot, like many 9th.
ers Of Gods children, that n 10
''ths son whom the Father
chasteneth." They who are not
Of the household live and work
and reap and sow and pass away
without special care or dIscIp-
line ut the hands Of the Father,
but not so those who have
yielded their hearts and lives to
God and come into the house.
hold Of faith where God. 10
Father and Jesus Christ Is elder
brother. Then begins new re-
IatIonshIp Of love and care
which 10 no moro strongly mani
fest than In the Christening
which comes. II is thus that
the gold 10 tried out and the
dross destroyed. II lie thus that
the life 10 purified and made 1T
to abide In the presence Of the
Father and to enjoy the bless
lngs Of the eternal home.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-15
Your Work and Your World.

You are never worth much until
some one needs you. Happiness de-
ponds on being useful, or, at least, be-
lieving that we are. The superfluous
person II always in danger. He is out
Of place in universe so ordered that
its perfection depends on each one
taking his place and doing his work.
There never was normal Me Of
which It could not be truly said that
the world had need Of him. ,ets e,5
1t IL better to make the vain mans
error of thinking that the fate Of the
world hangs In suspension. dependent
on your existence, than TO fly to the
opposite extreme and 10 lie inert, be
lieving that II makes no difference
whatever whether you are alive or
NOT. whether you do your work or NOT.
The value of any life depends much
on its sense Of being essential tn ~
uveS. tlt-.Lss 4 ~ HlNt ettsf
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-15
PERSONAL.

Col. Owen ]. Sweet. commanding the
Twenty-eighth United States infan-
try at Fort Smelling. Mimi, has been
ordered to his home to await retire
ment from active service.
Cipriano Castro, the deposed presi-
dent Of Venezuela, left Paris suddenly
for Santander, Spain, where he will
await the arrival of his wife.
Count de la Vaulx, the French aero
maui. suffered broken leg by falling
from his balloon at Aries, France.
Mayor Rose of Milwaukee and DR..
Dickie OF Albion College, Mich. had
their second debate on liquor In Chi.
cago.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland gave
birth to daughter, and the whole
country celebrated the arrival OF the
little princess.