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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
ARCADIA RESULTS

Los ANGELES. April 2.-one hundred and
ninth day. Weather clear. Track fast.
FIRST RAcE-Fiye and half furlongs sell
tSs odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St str ri
4-i-Pio Pieo (Prestonl III 3 - 1 q
20-1-Gene Wood jHoward) .115 l = q . h
Time-;o6 25, IL 40, -, Al, :53, 1906 20.
At post 3la minutes on at 1:5SL. Sir Angus
Light Comedy, Translucent, Eyados. Waldorf,
Grey Owl, Hannis, Ed Ball, finished as named.
Value to winner 1925. Winner b. Ii. by St.
Symphorien- Anna Mayes. Trained by owner
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs,
odds Horse and Jockey VT St Str. Fin
6-1-Lillium Howard los 1 1 3ia
2-l-Placid (AlcGee) -........Ios % 2
Tlme-:oe SO, II s-5, 20, Al. At post q
Mail DomithiIda. Third Chance. Geneva. La
May. Cesarilass. finished as named Value to
winner ss25 Winner b. T. by wolsthorpe-L Lille
NJ Trained by E. Griesenbeck.
THIRD RACE-Seyen furlongs selling
Odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
41-yirlando (Howard) ......l05 IL LII
sfGSlesSill sIfaesS lKsant9s, ,shri9s5' ~ a1'2R
Time-:12 20. n, :35 80. al 4-5. 100. I:I3
1:25 80 At post minutes OF az 2:44. Tee
Beach. Stoney Lee, Desmages. Ellie Humero. Sly
Ben. wcodthorpe, finished as named Value t.
winner S325. Winner b. N. by orlando Virgie
Cock. Trained by J. Dimond-
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs. selling:
OuuS. HORSE ana JOCKEY. WI. 81. Stf. Fin.
1o-1-B buchanan (PowerslL III u III
2-I-Redondo (AIusgrave) ...I07 3 3 . 215
2-1-Grace tRusseln .... I05 A 81
Time-:12 1-5, % 70, 80. AT, 100. IL 10
1.25 20 At post minutes OF at 3:eT
Vivant. The Sutton. Rotrou, Silver Sue, Cam
tyses. Frontenac. finished named. Dixie Lad
left post Value 10 winner SIPS. Winner blk
g. by inMarjorie. Trained by NJ. c. Hubbell
FIFTH RACE-Mie and furlong, selling;
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
21-E. Il. Fryer fArchibald) .104 n q
4-1-John Louis (Musgravel log n
7-5-8Iolesey 'tAIcGee1 .i10 3
Time--1:5s 30. at post l minute on al
3;35. John Carroll also Value to winner
sS25. Winner b. h. by Juvenal-Speedy. Trained
by T. Wsllahauser.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
4-1-Prolihc (Archibald) go. .104 3 3.
5-2-Hilgert king 1u3 1lh2
f0-1-D. OF Montabello tRussp 81 A 123
Time-:12 3-5. 81. 30 % AS. 1:O1 Is, TIA
/ :2G 3-5. At post minutes OF at l. cheripe
Rubinon, Christine A. Bright Albert Skylark
finished as named. Value TO winner S325. Win
ner Ell. e. by Laekford Fertile Trained by
owner.
SEVENTH RAcE-one and three -six4eentI
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
3-1-xAzo (Fainl ..-...-....- % 13 ID
20-l-Hi Caul Cap tButwelD III 10 5 3
Tine-:07, rs 3-5 :202-5. :43, :55 1-5, los
/ :21 40. 34 1-5 1:47. 1 80 80 At post min
utes OF at 4:23. Right Sort ST Kilda. Bran
cas- Herman Doyle, Uncle Henry, Smirker. Guise
Solus Nasmerito, Little Nose, finished as named
Value 10 winner. 1925. Winner ch. &. by Wads
worth Ma Angelina. Trained by owner.
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Workouts at Emeryville

Gerandc-Five-eigbth in los.
Supelveda aud Medallion-Three-eight il
3I 20.
Docile-Three-eight in 3s 2-5.
Security-Three-qrarte In 1:20 as.
Phalanx-Th Three-quarters IN 1:1T
Bishop W-Three-quarters in lis Is.
Native -Three-eighths In 80 20.
Smiley Metzner-Seven-efghth in 1:Sf4-5
Miss Roberts-Half In 81 2-5.
Funnyside-Half III Isl.
Buna--Hah in. 80.
Dorothy Ledgett-Three- quarters in 1:fs
Miss Highland -Five-eighths in i:04
Nontyomery-Haif in %
Andy Ginter-FiFe-eighths in 1:0f.
Blanche C-Three-quarters in 1895
Firestone-Three-quart In 1.2p 3-5
Pajaroita-Three-e -eighths in 81 Is.
Sandpiper-Mile In 1471l.
Roalta-Three- quarters in 1:17.
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AEoLIAN HOUSE COMPLETED

ALAMEDA, April 2.-The new home
of fthe Aeolian yacht club on San Le-
andre bay near the Bay Farm island
drawbridge. that was built to take
the place of the structure destroyed by
fire several months ago, Is completed.
The first meeting in the new clubhouse
will be held next Friday night. The
Aeolians will open the season on Sat
urday, May 1.
The names of the following appli-
cants will be voted upon at the next
meeting:
Leon A. Konigshofer. Fred Walker.
Ernest r.. Heiss, Max Buehler, Paul C.
Crane. William Craig and Clarence
Head.
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NOTICE to the stock holders OF KILAUEA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY is hereby
given that. in pursuance OF resolution or the
beard of directors OF said corporation. passed
and adopted at n meeting Of said board held al
the office OF the corporation IN the city and
county OF san francisco, state of California.
on the 9Th day OF March, 1909. = special meet
ing OF the stock holders Of said Kilauea Sugar
Plantation Com Teny VIII be held at the dfhce
OF the corporation. room No. 210 Of No. 26S
Market ST., in the city and county OF San
Francisco state OF California ethe same being.
the principal place OF business Cf said corpora
ton and the building where the board or IL
rectors usually meetsl, on MONDAY. the fOth
day OF May. 1909. az the hour of IL O'Clock
a m for the purpose OF considering and act
ing upon a proposition to create bonded In.
debtedness OF said corporation TO the amount
OF three hundred thousand $500. 000} dollars
United States gold coin. 70 the end and for
the purpose Of providing moneys 70 pay the
Indebtedness OF the corporation. and for other
legitimate and necessary purposes. which
bonded indebtedness shall be secured by
mortgage or a deed Of trust upon all OF the
property both real and personal. now owned
by the corporation. snd which IL may here
after acquire
By order of the board CT directors.
Dated March 5. 1900
H. ". THOMAS.
Secretary OF Kilauea Sugar Plantation Com
pany.
ofeee OF the Company. 26s Market St. room
DO. san Francisco Cal
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

BERKELEY. April 2--The baseball teams
of Berkeley and Napa high schools VIII cross
bats tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
Berkeley recreation park for the second game Of
the season. Last week the local team was de-
feated, ; TO 3. Berkeley viii lire up as fol-
lows: Bromley. pitcher; Husk. catcher; Cap
tain Laird, first base: Bertolacci. second base !;
Hendricks. shortstop, Smith. third base Coane
left field; InceIl. center feld Parrish, right
feld
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LOST AND FOUND

II YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advsreiss
Il here. Il viii be returned 10 you il an
honest person finds Il. Renarka5le rscoge
aries are brought about every day
II you FIND ANYTHING bring IL TO
the
>.~-s~~-ss>,s--------~>~~~>s-~--~--<
5 san Francisco Cali
( Lost and Found Rssreau
s Third and Market streets
Get claim check. Have it advertised.
Reclaim il u the owner does not.
THE LAW-Feopls who End lost arts-
c!es are interested IN knowing that thu
state lsw Is st-ict in requiring them 20
seek the owners Though advertisements
ard otherwise and mat 4 failurs 70 do
50, Il proof can DO shown, involves
severe penalty.
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List CHANCE TO
ENTER TOURNEY

Today is the last opportunity
for teams to enter for the base
ball tournament OF the Catholic
schools athletic league. Every
Catholic eductiona1 institution in
California is free to enter one
team. The only condition re-
quired is that the players be
made up of grammar grade
pupils.
The athletic director of each
school is TO send in a list of the
players, including any number
of substitutes. San Francisco
schools are to file their applica-
tons with Brother Alexander,
1S0 Fair Oaks street. Schools
in other cities are to address
Brother Gabriel, St. Anthony's
school, East Oakland
1t is imperative Mat all teams
be entered today, as the schedule
committee must draw up the
schedule of games for the tour
nament, which will start inn
mediately after Easter.
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Arcadia Selections

First race-La Giorio, Spohn,
Free knight the Bear.
Second race--Ocenn Queen, Strin-
gency, Star Thistle.
Third race--Cznr, Guy Fisher,
vox PoPuli.
Fourth race-Rocky o'Brien, Do
rau. SIR Ashton.
Fifth race--st. IIario, Raleigh,
Oberon.
sixth race-RiaIto, Waterbury,
Colioquy.
Seventh race-Barney OIdfieId,
Alma Boy, Biskra.
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TEACHERS BUY BoNDs-The teachers an
nuity and pension fund commissioners met at
the mayors office yesterday and paid over $780,
900 for that amount Of municipal bonds OF the
recent issues. which they secured as an invest
ment Of the funds.
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cu.pcrn wT-u roo--,-

CHARGED WITH FoRGERY-samueI B.
Stahi, ~2S years OF age. was booked at the city
prison yesterday on charge of forgery on com
plant OF August Z. Drucker OF the Grand hotel
Stah gave IN payment for his board bill check
for $40 which was forged.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

Judge leighton who Is 10 be In charge of
The Ylcferia Tneeting. has rendered the position
u paddock judge and timer 70 John pinue and
that Of clerk cf the course 10 Sam McGibben
both of WHOM among the officials now
serving ~ EmerTriise Both have decided to
accept the appointments.
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Jockey Gilbert made his temperance fn the
sadie yesterday after having beea incspacftsted
toE seFeral weeks because Of broken collarbope
He rcoe his employers Aatchtuia il the second
race and was carded 10 ride Kuicht Deck ia tho
closing race, but Jockey DeFerich was finally
substituted Tor teeE-f thar Gilbert might not be
n proper condltion 70 ride horse that would
Cule one Of the choices Gilbert eorId herdI,-
have made poorer showing with knight Deck
ne matter what his condition. than Deverich
did.
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MEETINGs-LeEaI

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
To CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

Jockey Sandy Is anything hat luckv. No
sooner does he begin TO ride wei thar some
thing happens 70 give him setback Yesteris- =
be was thrown into the fence while riding Mans
Nlck in the opening and his foot YVES ~
badly. insured that he was unable 70 walk hack
% the paddock. The injury was treated at fha
fFaek hospital and may keep bin out OF the
Saddle Tor 2 few days.
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Fere was received yesterday Of the death OF
Max Cox. well known turfinan VINO formerly
rrained for =. ". Finn. his brother n law IN
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

As. AS As, ia %, I:2i
place. SIS show: Siss. ? place, l
Dareza Trained by o. Turek. s.
ond and third driving High price
pacemsk kers ia final fsrfong. Lit
race. Captain John swung very
knight Deck. cut Of and knoeks
Il up badly 3 sixteenth ont
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on at 1851. Darlington, ~
Winner b. h. by Toddlngfon-
Starr good Won easily. Sec
S5. Darlington ran over the
Jim Gaffney ran a game. true
oked to have winning chance.
d stoutly. Prince Gal chucked
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- Z. vsnaerreE proseeutIng attorner :

tIetl2e - = 4h1erFeF prosecuting attorney FOR
Kl1E county, yesterday authorized the an
nouncement that be would prevent the selling
Of pooig at The Meadows IN anv attempt
was made 20 race at that track prior to the
date on which the Hansen aBfi-bo0klng law
goes into effect III the state of Washington.
!. II. HeEiroT, manager OF The Meadows has
slrpafr zufhorftstirely announced that he had
abandoned al idea Uf attempting q meeting
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En r5e event that the proposed 30 day meet
ing ar Overland park, Denver. materi3lizes IN
der tie nj a arpment Of John Condor Martin
Williamson viii serve as racing secretary and
ColoneI Hamilton VIII be presiding Judge ac-
c0rding 10 current report
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Judge Hopper announced that Joekey GUY
Burns VINO was suspended a few DAYS $50 on
account q having res0rted 10 questionable the
-ies 20 bring about the defeat Of Light Wool
would Be. permitted 10 ride for S c. Hiidreth
his contrQct seuployer. fnasmuch as the oFense
Wplch drought about his suspension was com
nirted On one of Charley Ellison's horses and
= seemed hardship 70 make his employer sur
Ier Tor something done on an outside mount.
The boy las been cautioned TO BE- Upnrricule-i-
careful g MS conduct IN the saddle henceforth
ard doubtless he viii proht hT the experience.
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3 aiorks' is reported 70 have made a big
censnp on 5udRe quinn snd Cotytto.
q
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leap; 3 900 added; ? year OIds
Remarks
This field is so unwieldy and the weights
so nicely adjusted that racing luck is bound
10 play an important part in the outcome.
Flying Squirrel has a sensational turn OF.
speed and is supposedly the best colt in
California
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

p %. At post 2 minutes.
! show; ca nney. 3 show.
Scratched Prestige. Cheers.
rice-Littie Siss 3. Prince Ga
Little siss also closed stoutly.
FRY wide las turn when be i
,eked far bn ck on turn, clos'
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-NortEomerx rsfk ~ Hemphis is being trans
forned into modem track for the use Of har
ness horses.s
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

Keep Morfng came out OF her race Thursday
IN such shape that + viii be al least tWo months
before she j. able 70 face the barrier again. Ac
cordinr 10 r. G. BedwelI Il is a wonder that
She mares tendon was not completely severed
when she Wss cut dswn By Joe Rose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

IEEvINGS-Lod.se.
BALDER lodge s93. +. & A. N-speeial
meeting THIS (SATI IRDA4) EVEN -,
ING. T:30 O'Clock. sh-American Xxx
ball, 2i74 Market ST; second degree.
A. LUNDQUIST. Secretary
ORIENTAL eneampment No. 81. l. O. -
o. F.--Reguiar meeting THIS tSAT- ~se(
JsRDAYl EVENING. 1854 Market 81: "a
patriarchal degree al patriarchs vel A1kesS
come. BY order
R. B. DowNIE. R. $
l. o. O. +. excursion to sfockton ,.srskse.
TO escort the TRAVELLER All &f3z
Odd Fellows invited Leave sat -
nrday. April B. santa Fe ferry -,
3;45 p m Return on any train iSonaq
trip S2.S5. No other expense. Tick
cts al Santa Fe office. CSC Market ST., or
A NJ BRAND. 1924 Market st.
FRENCH National Benevolent society. French
hospItaI-The members OF the society are here
BY notified that the annual election Of the
board OF directors. chief physician at. the hos
pital and visiting physicians viii Be held at
Lyric hail. Larkin St near Turk. SUNDAY.
April 4. 1909 Polls open from 10 a. m. 70 .
D. m J. BERGEZ President
THE annual meeting Of lot owners OF Laurel
Hin cemetery wiz be held at the office OF the
cemetery. Bush st and Presiiio av-. San Fran
cisco. Cal. on TUESDAY. April s. 1909. at
3 trustees TO serve tor the ensuing years
and I trustee to serve for the ensuing wears
or until their successors are eiected ana qldu-
fed and also for the consideration and trans
action OF such other business may be
brought before the meeting.
CHARLES III. CROwELL.. Secretary.
San Francisco. Cal. March 81. 1901
THE annual meeting or the members OF the So
c.ety OF Progressive Spiritualists viii be held
at their 0ffce. 1114 18th ST.. sunday, april
Il. at 2 p. m, for the purpose OF electirg
board OF directors for the ensuing year apd
such other business may come before the
meeting. GEORGE J. HLDEBRANT. secre-
tarv Pro Ten
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-5oeseF TapiEn is Developing fnto = rourb
rlder. The beE rode in manner displeasing ro
IRE Judges IN several races yesterday ard hue
= ss1 was imposed with the idea that his ten
oencies might be curbed. II was while On Dan
delion and Aadzu that Tapiin offended most Sc
riOusiv.
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stable room has been assigned at Churchill
Downs FOR the horses ef Barney Schreiber. ".
y. AfpieEafe. ChariHY Ellison. y. Gerst. G. II.
Eole and Fred LcPDeTf. now racing 10 Cali
lolnlAs
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BOOGER RED-PAJAROITA-W
.IKELIEST WINNERS -ADRIUcHE, ANNA l. DALEY
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryvile

IN . .
Arrf2 twentysi
Tk good C J. J
Fo MI ngs Iin wear IDS valt 10 oftSs
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The year old chestnut colt Star Blue. hr
star Rbr Bonnie Blue II. which VIII carry
s.. 3. Jennings cel0r1 IL the Gebhard handicap
This afternoon, was purchased By Jennings az
the sheepshead Bay sales last year for $2.65o-
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IACORITE-FORDELLO-AIMEE {
AL ToURIsT-STANLEY FAY-DoN ENRIQUE

THIRD RAcE-One mile and 70 yards; Harper ha
Index. Horse and Owner. VT. Rating.
l43sel ROYAL TOURIST lEllisonl. 10 40 In
1902 sEAELEY FAY fWsker) -...ll4 10 Re
1919 DON Enrique (Bedwell). I02 f6S In
aala Eires-nna LMiliamsl .l0L 100 Ra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
OCCUPIES
ENTIRE NIGHT St>9''N

Washington. June 9-N itl ~" ~
sig senators present, Mr LaFollei'e-
resumed the floor at the night session,
taking up the compensatory duty %
the Uoolen schedule. He read rom "
comment on the American ~oolen IN
dustrv by the British tariff commls-
eion i'm 1908 to the effect that coh"l-
tons in the United States had improN-
"a to such an extent that ttWas ooup'-
fnI IL Great Britain could compete WIN
the American manufacturers Of men T
Goods even if tho low rates OF aulY
were restored. II also declared that
th. difference in the wages "ork' q
botb ways and that tho difference dl"
mot compensate entirely FOR the IN
creased efficiency Of labor in America
..Th4 democratic party is not going
,o neglect this ISSUE" said Mr LaFoi-
i.tte in warming the members OF the
majority OF the disasterous ERECT,
which he claimed rt--rnaetmeht OF
the Dingiev rates would have on the
republican party And IL they DO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
FRENCHMAN MAKES
SUCCESSFUL
FLIGHT
Young inventor of MonopIane
Remains in Air Over an
Hour With Good Control
Over Machine,


IBy Morning journal Special Leased wireI
Paris. juno e-The interest of
French aviators has been focused of
late on the work OF the young aoro-
naut Herbert Latham. who has been
flying cat Mourmclon-l le-Grand. in a
monoplanc. following his performance
OF three days ago when in mono
plane he remained in the air for one
hour. seven minutes and a. seconds.
NJ Latham made "a series OF brilliant
flights last evening in which his
machine demonstrated considerable
stability In the face of a hfteen-mile
breeze He showed also good general
control and facility to change from
one altitude to another. His height
ranged from Is to 80 yards.
1athams machine suggests bird.
/ II has two rigid wings a foot thick
IN the center and tapering into feX-
ihie fms. designed to give stability
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10

ties are here working on the case An
letters have passed through the post
office here. and despite the close watch
that has been kept on the letter box
for the past few days, these letters
ADDRESSED TO the four men who had
previously received warnings and IN
struetions to place money at designat-
ed spots at appointed times, have
come through the office here address
ed in very much the same bold child
ish print and on stationery Of very
much the same character Upon eN-
the late letters aud tompar-
ing these with those written before, IL
does not appear as the same hand
writing, of If it Is the style has been
changed 10 some extent and the writ
er has been more successful at ms
spelling many of the words IN the
letter. The four parties TO receive
these second letters We're; II B leepN'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
SPOKANE RATE
AGREEMENT
REACHED
FINAL SETTLE EMENT
POSTPONED TILL FALL
Meanwhile Railroads viii Pun
Reduced Class Rates in Ef-
feet July L; Commodity Rates
to Remain Unchanged
rBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirol

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Washington, June 9-An agreement
was reached today between the inter-
state commerce commission ana the
parties Interested in the Spokane rate
case, including the shipping interests
and the railroads that the phases Of
the question yet in controversy should
be postponed until next fall when the
whole matter viii be threshed out on
It's merits.
1t was agreed that the defendant
railroads should file with the COM
mission class rates in accordance With
the decision Of the commission an
nounced few weeks ago but that
the commodity rates should remain
as they now are, until the entire ques-
ton is settled
The order Of the commission in tn
Spokane rate case--one Of the most
important and far-rcaching that has
been tried by the body in years-orig-
inally was to have become effective on
June That order made material re
ductions in the rates from eastern
points to Spokane. but 1t proved TO
be unsatisfactory to practically ever. -
bcdy Interested
The Hartman lines made applica
ton To the commission to be relieved
from the rates prescribed by the COM
mission in its order because the ROM
to Spokane from Chicago by those lines
was approximately $50 miles further
than by the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern This application was
granted Temporarily subsequently
the northern lines requested hearing
by the commission Representatives
Of the Pacific coast tcrmnals- san
Francisco. Seattle. Tacoma and Loa
Ang, ,les-protcstcd against the pro-
posod rates because thcir applicatt"N
would affect materially their business
IT was asserted that these rates would
nut out of the business the san Fran
cisco iobbing manufacturing interests
Tho commission postponed the efiee-
tivcness of the order until July l. and
fixed today's hearing Al which all tn
Pacific coast cities and the railroads
Interested were present
Neither side Wis prepared io ~
reed. # WIS agreed that The railroads
should file tariffs Go Spohau, cover -
ing the class rates according TO- tn
order of tho commission. but that the
whole matter of the commodity rates
should go over until nest fall In ci-
rect this means that ali of the de-
fendant railroads including the iaf
riman lines. viii make the commits
slon's class rate TO spokane effective
| by July J.
Next fall it IS uroposcd. if possible
to reach a conclusion as te the in-
Nuenco of Pacific coast terminal rates
/ on AN intermediate rates incluain-
thusc not only To- spokane but
| Reno. Phoenix. salt Lake city. sacft'
mento and other points in the inter
I motnaiu states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
SEEK TO PROVE ALIBl
FOR ACTOR FARNUM
Boston Physician Tcstifies IN Gould
Divorce Hearing.

New York June 9.-restimony Civ
en- by DR. Martin y. Moran of Bos-
ton. concerning consultation he hai
with Dustin Farnum. the actor, IN
Boston on September 80, 1906, was
filed here today in the suit of MR..
Catherine Clemmons Gould, for a
separation from Howard Gould u
was sought to show by the physician 8
evidence that it was impossible for
Farnum to have lunched with MIS-.
Gould in the latter's apartments IN the
st. Regis in this city on that day az
charged in Mr. Gould's answer
Dr. Moran testified that on the date
in question he had a consultation with
Farnum i'm his office in Boston thaf
the doctor arrived AT . o'clock IN the
morning and left on the o'clock tram
that afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
CHURCH CONTROVERSY
CARRIED TO VATICAN
Di.hop Natz Seeks PapaI sanction ior
His Removal of Father tarrigan.

Denver. June 9-rhe controversy
between Bishop Nicholas Matz OF the
Catholic church of Denver and Father
Patrick Carrigan. arising out OF thc
refusal of the latter TO obey the bish-
op's orders. that hc give up his parish
and remove Co Pueblo. reached new
stage today when 10 became know n
that Father Bernard and Father
Moreschini. both of local parishes. are
on their way to Rome. il Is said TO
obtain papal sanction for the ruling OF
tho bishop ia deposing Father Carri-
gan Father Carrigan who mas been
priest in his present parish for twen-
ty-five years. is supported hoy many Of
his congregation.