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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

He, his wife and a servant were
| packing up in readiness for their de-
parture on the following day. The
clothes of the women were torn to
pieces, and Alsina himself was serious
ly injured.
A little later another explosion oc-
CURED in the house of a merchant
named Salvador, and his wife had a
wonderful escape. A moment before
the bomb bust she had risen from
sofa, upon which, Immediately after
wards, the wall fell, completely de-
stroying it.
But gradually the unrest developed
into movement that was frankly an
archistic-the rebellion of the lower
classes against recognized authority.
The curtain was lifted on this. Sec
ond stage with dramatic effect. A
great military review was being held
on the magnificent promenade. the
Rambla de las Olores, under General
Martinez Campos. The general. sur
rounded by his staff of officers, was
watching the march past of the troops,
when a workman of ill-repute named
Pailas suddenly threw his cap into
the air, and. shouting Long live an
archy," threw a bomb directly at the
general.
A civil guard close by was instantly
killed; several of those in the vicinity
were wounded, but the distinguished
officer himself had a miraculous es-
cape. His horse was disemboweled
and died instantly, but General Cam
pos only suffered a wound in the left
thigh. Pallas was seized, tried by a
military tribunal and shot.
He was the first to expiate his an
archistic crime despite all the fren-
zied endeavors of the police during
the long series of outrages.
In quick succession five more ter
rorist crimes were perpetrated, one
against the electric power station, and
many suspected persons were arrest
ed, but without result.
Then came the terrible tragedy of
the Liceo theater. 1t was a gala
night, and the building was crowded
with the richest and most distinguished
families of the province. bomb was
dropped from the upper gallery and
exploded in the stalls. A score of peo-
pie were killed and many others
wounded. In the subsequent panic and
rush for the doors others were killed
and injured. For some time no trace
of the assassin could be found. Some
incautious remarks, however, gave the
anxious police the clew they needed,
and the criminal, an Aragonese named
Salvador (the name is bitterly ironic
when anglicised into Saviour), was
arrested in a village of his native
province. He was tried by the civil
courts and put to death by the gar
rote,
Procession Attacked
Stirred up by this outrage. the po-
lice drew up an exhaustive list of sus-
poets, many of whom were thrown into
prison. In spite of all official pTecau-
tions, however, another blow was
struck in the cause of anarchy. IL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

Hairs a little inclined to"
"Cut it!' interrupted the man who wanted
to catch a train.-Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
Procession Attacked

Stirred up by this outrage the po-
lice drew up an exhaustive list of sus-
poets, many of whom were thrown into
prison. In spite of all official precau-
tions, however, another blowN was
struck in the cause of anarchy. IL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
The More Glorious Alternative

Maud Muller knew what she wanted. I'D
rather be written up in poem that ths
funny will be parodying a hundred
years from now, than marry the judge to-
morrowl" she exclaimed, and suiting the
action to the word she raked the mead
ow sweet with hay in such manner that
the Judge, riding slowly down the lane,
smoothed his horses chestnut name and
let 1t go at that.
Naturally the girls folks were consid-
erably disgusted at having her left on their
hands that way, but who ever purchased
a worthy immortality cheaply?
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

home mountain place. II miles from Napa.
Elevation 1,eOO feet. Pure air and water. Own
milk, cream, fruit ana vegetables. Phone and
gas So TO 81 per week. Folders. ARNO r.
WILSON. Atlas. Napa Co. call Peck-Judah
Bureau. 7Ss Market Sc.
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RURICON PApK

LAKE TAHOE y. ". Cutsbert formerly u
kaneraid Bay Prop Hotel. cottages snd tsnts.
New furniture Hcme cooking. Fishing social
camp ere. postof1cs. Telephone. Address n W
Cntnoert Euhieon p. O.. Lake Tahoe Cal
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Klamath Hot Springs

FISHING hunting and health resort
ENtreme northern part OF California,
Write 10 EDISON BROS. Beswick, Cal,
or the PECK-JCDAH Co. san Francis
CO, Los Angeles Portland or Seattle.
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FALLEN LEAF

1.AkE TAHOE new resort. Ideal location.
cottages. tents, horses. rowhoars. launches t-our
nshinE Moderate rates. Address HARRY
WHI1CONB. Mgr. Fallen Leaf p o. Laks
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LAKE INDEPENDENCE

lake and stream. Yer particulars inquire SoutA-
srn F9ct1c lnformattor BUrean. or address
MISS r WARD. Hobart Mills Pcstofar.
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GLEN ALPTNE sPRIyGs

LAKE TAHOE-DaEzlinz snow1elds. beautferf
waterfalls. Alpine flowers. rrOut nshIng re-
baths. boats a1d picnic lunches; whits ehes
Literature southern Pscidc and Psck-Ju n
formation Burssus- T. h COLEMAN. Manager
Taliae ?. o. Lake Tahoe
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EMERALD RAY

LAKE TAHOES Cottage and Tent Resort NV
open Under the managsnsnt OF c. D. Dunscall
formerly OF Hotel Sentinel. Yosemite. For rates
snd reservations call AZ Peek judah. TS9 Markst
ST.. OF write C. o. DUNSrALL. Manages. Ener-
aid Bay P. O.. Lake Tshoe. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

THE NEW ENGLAND HOME. Camp Mseker.
Rebuilt and rsfurnished with the chief idea
for comfort; located In a beautiful grove near
the lake-beautiful walks. grand scenery, Gro
quet, boating, bathing. nshfng. hunting, bowl
Ing and dancing. Table supplied with fresh
fruits and vegetables from own ranch daily
Rates $3.50 to IS per week; special rates TO
families and parties. Address GEORGE HAR-
RISON. Camp Aeeker. Sonoma county. Cal.
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LAUREL DELI,

The Switzerland OF America" Open all year
Beating; bathing, fishing. hunti1s, wnte for
!nformation and views Bates Si2 to SIS week.
County. Cal.
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THE GLEN RITA "GS5s RI0

New. up to date hotel on hillside, overlooking
river. Tents IL desired Excellent table. Rates.
$40 20 $12 week. Cottages TO rent. Address
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CHERRY COURT

The modern Family Hotel OF Santa Crus. Cen
trally located. Everything new. First eisss
Table. reasonable rates Automobile oaarfe--
For particulars address MISS c. RIEDENkN
Prcprietress. 90 Church ST. Santa C-uz, cal
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RICHARDSON SPRINGS

AT excellent place FOR health snd pleasure.
Cures stomach trouble rheumatism, kidney. liver.
hiccd and skin diseases. Stages daily, except
SUNDAY Good rosds. Rates reasonable Address
LEE RICHARDSON chico. Cal.
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GIFFoRD,s SPRINGS
UNDER NEW MANAGE

Elevation a.5oo feet Trout stream. pine
grove; home cooking fresh air cottages; amuse-
MRS. E. c. CLIFFORD. Middletown. Lake
County. Cal.
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BROCKwAV

Lake Tahoe Only hot springs and best Hshins
grounds on the lake. Launch meets train az
Tahoe See Peek kJudah's OF :. P R. RI in
formStlon hCreas. o. write LAWRENCE q CON-
SIoCk- Brockwsy. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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WHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS

The Nearest Resort 20 San Francisco.
I nder new management and entirely remodeleo;
brought up to date IN every detail. beeutitul
grounds refreshing baths, ~ sulphur water fresh
milk and poultry. All kinds OF amusements;
telephone. SO week and M. Including baths
Round trip frun S. p. 20 vallejo 81. Write Val
lelo White sulphur Snrings. vallejo. CAL ~
Randsn Trowhridge & Wright company, 1906
Broadway. oakland
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HOTEL SANTA CRUZ

First class family hotel centrally located
Good board; large, sunny rooms. Special rates
to families Address NICOLAS & CO., hosSl
Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Cal.
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HAYWARD SANITARIUM

Conrslescpnfs snd invsliis Climate esnecfs II,
ceoi to- bronchitis sad sstbma. Fruits and vere
Eahles raised on the grounds Rates reaso1abis
AocreSs r A. MeAnslsn. Box ze3, Hayward. Cal
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ALTA

PLACER COUNTY
Beautifully situated n pine woods balf mile
from r. R. station. Open now. Boating hsn-
Ing, game. pleasant walks and drives For fnr-
ther Information apply TO Peck-Jutah Co. TS9
Market ST.. or G. B. SPERRY. Alta, Placer Co,
Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
COUTOIENC

A summer resort located iu The Sierrs Nevsds
mountains. - miles from Chico. Butte Co.. eie-
vat iou soc feet: camping grounds trout fish
ira. hotel snd cottages. For rates write A. {.
llt tSSELMAN. nrop-. Nontolenc. Cal
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SANTA CRUZ

Furnished houses for the season Also horss
keeping rooms, with i 10 beds Cali OF write
FOR list at T. Il. PARKER'S Agency for Real
Estate Of all descriptions. las Pacf6c av-. santa
Cruz. Cal
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Cruz
First class table. cfubroom, dancing pavilion,
bowling, croQuet. Rates 50 and SO Carriage
fare 81. .25 round trip. Send FOR booklet MRS.
TONY PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz. Cal
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AL TAHOE

perfect bathing beach; warm. perfectly
clear water; sandy bottom with gentle slope:
absolutely safe for women and children; splendid
ashing5 hne walks and drives. best OF fare ac
Liberty Inns restful urrOundfngss good orchss-
ira: open June 1st. Address AL TAHOB CO..
Al Tahoe. Lake Tahoe
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MONTE RIO sgssHas sT sEAgFTHH R1FEa

Launches. canoes. rowboats. lighthouses and
suits by the hour. day. week or month. Launches
''Sonoma" and "Anena" meet trains at river
landing. c. W. MEADOWS Boatman, Monte
Rio. Sonoma County. California.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
ClOVERDALE LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for 6eyser Stage Line. First class
livery rigs snd saddle horses q specially. MRS.
n. SMITH, Prop, Cioverdale: phone Main Isl.
SWISS AMERICAN HOTEL
II Vefano- Sixteen new rooms. Bus 10 trains
and baths; 81 a week. PHIL ROSSI
LAWRENCE vILLA-Sonona family resort
Amusements- Bus daily to Hot Springs. IS
week. HENRY PELLESSIER. p o. Sox So
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POINT REYES EMPORIUM

Building materials cf AL kinds and general
merchandise. Campers. hunters. fishermen and
auto parties supplied Sc city prices. Also Livery
staging and drsy1ng done 70 ail suburban towns
and sumner resorts. p. F. ScILACCI. Point
REYES station
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MERVYN HOTEL

GLEN ELLEN. Sonoma county. Cal. Entirely
surrounded by ferns. trees and flowers. IDEAL spot
far your summer vacation. Rates 81 per day, 50
to $40 per week. P. MONOHAN. Prop
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Hurry Back to Santa Cruz

Our solicitors on ell incoming trains FIVE
DAYS FREE STORAGE WHILE YOU LOOK
AROUND. Daniels Santa Cruz Transfer Co.
G. G. PRATCHNER. Pres
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TALLAC

Lake T1hoe. opens June J. Headquarters for
trout fishing Resident physician Information
at Peck -Judah's and s. P r r. information ba-
reaus OF address LAWRENCE & COMSrOCK
Tallzc. Lake Tahoe Cal =
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CLENDORA RANCH
GLENWOOD HOTEL

Among the redwoods of Santa Cruz Mts On
the new short line. hours from s. y. Write
for circular WM. MARTIN, Glenwood. Santa
Cruz County. Cal.
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BYRoN Hor sPRINGs

Contra Costs C0mtv.
one ~ the worlds most curative springs A de-
.Ettful place Tor rest and recreation See Sourh-
ern sPactfc Information BEreau o. Peck-Jlish
80 Market St. s. F.. CT 55S : Spring St LOS
Angeles. OF sddreSs manager AZ hotel
SAN LUIS HOT SPRINGs-Under new man.
ssemsnt Sheltered spot. half nile from ocesu:
tosung. fishing. excellent table; ell berries veg.
etshles grown 81 the springs. water 1IO degrees
Fshrenheit; conveyance meets s. p. trains Ad-
6sess I. T. MTTTENDORF. san Luis Hot sri
rhur Springs, Ssa Luis 0biSpo
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LAKE TAHOE

LAKESIDE PARK CO.-HoteI. cottages house
keeping tents. camping. Store. livery, boats
bathing June - best month for lake fishing
For circular address A. 81. HILL, Proprietor
Ststeline. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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WHITE COTTAGES AosG a2alE EIosM sa4GE FOR

1000 feet altitude; among the pines; air pure
and dry; finest water; table Grst class See
Peek e Judah, $50 Market ST., or write
GOETSCHE & HENNE. Angwin P. o.. Cal
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RIJOU INN

sports and diversions. Special low rates FOR June
and September Write FOR descriptive folder 70
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AMONG TRElPINES

Altitude 2.o2s Feet. No cOzsunptivss.
Enjoy the mountain air AZ The Oaks. Best
equipped ranch resort IN the Sierra. No stag
ing Swimming pools. bowling alleys, tennis,
billiards and pool etc Livery. Rates 50 70 So
per week Phone Or address R. p WARHAM.
Applegate- Placer County, California
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TAHOE TAVERN

lissi Weather- Fishing Never Better. MRS.
ALICE RICHARDSON. Mgr.. Tanoe. Cal
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

1900 feet altitude No fog: climate delightful;
unsurpassed scenery; spring water; dance hall.
swimming tank; telephone: IS per week Stage
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
COLLEGE ROMANCE
LEADS TO ALTAR
William Hays Hammond Secret
Iy Marries Miss Madge F.
BIiven


William Hays Hammond of Visaha,
mining engineer and friend of Presi-
dent Taft, and Miss Madge +. Bliven of
San Jose slipped into San Francisco
Monday morning, procured marriage
license, were quietly married, and in
the evening left for Visalia, where, it
is presumed, they will make their home.
Both Hammond and his bride are
former students of the University of
California, and there is some comment
among their many Berkeley friends
concerning the failure of the couple 10
announce their nuptials. Hammond at
tended the university as a member of
the class of 1910. Illness cut short his
studies, and after several months in
college he left for his home in Visalia
70 recuperate and did not return. Ham
mond is a member of the Delta Epsilon
fra ternity.
Miss Bliven is a daughter of Mrs.
Frances Bliven and formerly lived in
Haste street, Berkeley. After leaving
the university she went to San Jose to
make her home while attending the San
Jose normal school, from which she
recently graduated. Miss Bliven is af-
hliated with Pi Beta Phi sorority and
was extremely popular in the younger
set at the university.
The sorority and fraternity friends
eff the couple living in Berkeley all say
they were kept in entire ignorance of
the plans for the wedding. It is known,
however. that when Hammond left col
lege he was engaged to Miss Bliven.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
MRS. HOWARDLOSFS
FIGHT FOR CATTLE
Judge SeaweIl Reverses Former
Opinion on Trust Deed After
Hearing Evidence
Decision Holds That Livestock
Was Not Included in
Conveyance

Mrs. Emma Shafter Howard, widow
of Charles Webb Howard, former presi-
dent of the Spring Valley water COM
pany, was declared in decision rem
dered by Judge Seawen yesterday to
have no interest in the $4,000 worth
of horses and cattle on the Rancho
Punta de los Reyes, in Marin county.
Two weeks ago Judge Seawell In
denying a motion for a nonsuit, said
he believed 1t was Howard's purpose TO
convey the livestock to his wife at
the time of their agreement of separa-
ton in 1890. His decision yesterday
was diametrically the reverse, addi-
tional testimony having in the mean
while been introduced that convinced
the Judge that Howard's intention was
to place only the land in trust for Mrs.
Howard. and not the cattle.
VICTORY FOR THE SON
Yesterdays decision represents a
distinct victory for Frederick Paxton
Howard. son of Mrs. Howard, in his
litigation with his mother. Frederick
P. Howard, together with Miss Maud
Howard and the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. E. Goodrich. own the majority
of stock in the Howard investment
company, to which Charles Webb How
ard shortly before he died transferred
everything he possessed.
BY that transfer Howard deprived
his widow of any share In his estate.
In another suit Mrs. Howard is attack
ing the trust that holds the capital
stock of the investment company. and
the case decided yesterday was partly
preliminary to the bigger battle. Mrs.
Howard draws an income of $3.50 a
month from the dairy land in Marin
county.
DEED DEFINES TRUST
The new evidence introduced bysA. E.
Shaw attorney for the investment
company, which caused Judge Seawen
to change his mind as to the owner
ship of the $4,000 worth of cattle was
a document signed September 4, 1890,
by Mrs. Howard. which referred to a
deed of 1874 for description of the
property TO be placed in trust for her.
The deed of 1874 made no mention of
cattle or horses, but simply described
the ranch land Judge Seawell stated
that this evidence convinced him that
Howard had made no mistake in con-
veying the real property in trust for
his wife, and that he had no inten-
tion of including the livestock.
Attorney Charles S. Wheeler said he
would like to introduce further testi-
mony by Mrs. Howard, and the case
went over to January for this pur-
pose, but the judgment for the de-
fendant stands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
SUES FOR STRIP OF
LAND 9 INCHES WIDE
Charles Hirsch Claims Property
on ST. George Alley

A suit involving possession of strip
of land 9 inches wide and 33 feet 6
inches long. facing on st. George alley,
running from Bush to Pine, west of
Kearny street. was submitted to Judge
Trout yesterday. Charles Hirsch,
owner of land with a frontage OF 80
feet inches on Kearny street. sued 10
quiet title 10 the property, claiming a
depth of 39 feet inches.
1t is contended. however, by the city
and by the Seymour estate company,
which owns property on the west side
of st George alley. that the depth OF
Hirsch's property is only sS feet )
inches The inches in dispute has
been built upon by Hirsch
The case has been complicated by
3ch testimony regarding the widen
l. OF Kearny street in 1855, when %
feet inches was added to its breadth.
Many old deeds have been introduced
in evidence.
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PLAN TO RESTORE
JESUIT MISSION
May Establish Museum of His
tOricaI Relics When Adobe
Building Is Repaired
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

=
SANTA CLARA, Dec 2S.-The Jesuit
fathers and brothers, who have under
gone many hardships since the burn
ing of their residence and all their per-
sonal effects, are now utilizing every
available bit of space in the infirmary
building and. while the inconveniences
are multifold. even the rooms now oc-
cupied will in many cases have to be
given up when school reopens January
4. BY that time temporary provision
will have been made for the fathers
at the Malarin house, hundred
yards from the college, that property
having been profered by its owner,
Frank Shafer. for the use of the faculty
during tn eemergency-
The project to restore the old mission
adobe building and establish on the site
a museum of mission historical relics is
meeting with widespread favor.
All the old Spanish tiles originally
taken from the mission roofs when til,
wooden superstructure was added ha
been saved and are still available fo.
covering the old adobe walls when they
have been reinforced and the interior
restored.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
Pucke4t.s 18th Anniversary

VIII be held this "wednesday even
ing December goth, 1909, at Cotillion
hall. Church street, near Market
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MINT EMPLOYE DIES
WHILE AT HIS POST

James B. Mulcahy> 20 years old, liv-
ing at SOC Guerrero Street died of apo
plexy at his post of duty in the United
States mint yesterday morning.
Mulcahy had been a reflner in the
mint since 1865 and had always en-
joyed good health. He came to work
as usual yesterday and made no com
plaint of i'll health.
He had been at work but a short
time when the stroke came on and he
died few minutes later without re-
gaining consciousness
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL-John D. Rogers
found dead suspended from a towel at
tached TO a nail in his cell at the county jail
yesterday morning. Rogers was serving a
months term for vagrancy- Drunkenness hau
frequently placed him behind the bars. He
was 81 years old and was born in MaSsa-
chusetts-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

ELECTED DIRECTOR OF BANK-wiIliam y.
Hotehkiss. president Of the Central CaliforniR
eanneries and also prominently. connected with
the Hobbs wall company was elected a di-
rector of the western national bank yesterday
TO Ill the vaOsacy caused By the resignation
of F. L Holland. who takes the presidency
Of the Sacramento trust company
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
TO BUILD MAUSOLEUM 4
FOR CLAUS SPRECKELS
Executors of Will Given Per-
mission to Erect Monument

Rudolph and Claus A. Spreckels, as
executors of the will of the late Claus
Spreckels, were given permission by
Judge Coffey yesterday to purchase lot
III of section L Of Cypress Lawn ceme-
terry for the erection of mausoleum
for the remains of the decedent- The
cost of the lot is s15,600. The executors
were also authorized to invest $500,
the income from which will be used
for the perpetual care. preservation
and establishment of the lot.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

PURE rood LAw-warrants were
issued yesterday on complaint Of h E. Rob
bins, inspector of the state board Of health.
for the arrest Of Richard weiss. '.Jane Doe
Herting, A. Rossi and Joseph Rampone, saloon
keepers, for selling the wrong soda water to
customers, and John Doe'' Tone for selling
adulterated butter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
PLANS FOR PINCHOT
BALLINGER INQUIRY
Joint Committee TO Hold Public
investigation

WASHINGTON Dec. 2e.-When
railroad rate is. unreasonable in a spe-
oihc case in given territory it is also
unreasonable from all points in the ter
riforv that took the same rate on traf-
dc transported under similar cireum-
stances and conditions
This principle was announced by the
interstate commerce commission in a
decision handed down today in the case
~ the standard hardwood lumber COM
many against the Southern Pacific rail-
road company.
a rate Of IS cents per 100 pounds be-
ing unreasonable from Mississippi river
rofrts 70 Pacific terminals. the com
mission held that a IS cent rate should
be applied to all these points.
EXCESS TO BE REFUNDED
/Holding that a common carrier
charged with exacting an unreasonable
rate can not escape liability upon the
Ground that the shipment could have
bean transported over route carrying
! lower rate. the interstate commerce
,o~n7pission has ordered reparatiop Of
,.-,.-ea sonab1e charges upon 1S carloads
~ newspapers shipped from Grand
Mere Quebec. 70 San Francisco. in the
use Of H r. Williams against the Ca
nasfan Northern Quebec railroad com
~ this case the lawful rate OF 90
cer+s Der 100 pounds was paid on
ca~Ioa6 of newspapers. although over
a,o+ber route they could have been
ei-fnned for IS ceEts- The commission
feId that the rate in the future should
.,ot ee~ceed IS cents per 100 pounds
rprEcr OF FORMER RATE
ronp continued maintenance of a
- ~sate raises no presumpt on Of law
tbst = newly established higher rate is
.'-,ress sonabIe. according to a decision
,,,,,,,,rced today BY the interstate com
.e. .,.orasr,f sssioll.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

ILLNESS HALTs DE LAvEAGA TRIAL-owing
10 the Illness Of Mrs. Josefa Cebrian. trial OF
the contest Of the will of her sister. Maria
Conception de Laveaea was Continued D,
Judge COffey yesterday to this morning. Mrs
Cebran while the witness stand Monday
complained repeatedly of headache and neu-
rsIgfa.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

ysE suLPH1TEs IN sAUsAGEs.chsrles rs, ca, ca.
1-,,s-ies = lander Palace market I54a Polk
st-eet r.cre each fned So by Police Judge
Weller yesterday for using suipHies N sau-
0ages.