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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
GUARDSMEN OF STATE
TO CAMP AT VALLEJO
Merchants Association Secures
Ground for Tents

Z vALLEJO,A May ga letter re-
here this morning from Colonel
II. i. Seymour. commander of the Sec
ond regiment of the national guard of
states that 500 men of his
regiment will go into camp here July
IL and remain until the end of the
month. The camping grounds for the
regiment have been secured by the
association and are located
in Brunen's park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

Danger from contact with the
comet itself would be nothing" he
went on, assuming that the gaseous
elements are always shown by the spec
trum. The only danger would be con-
tact with the solid substances fol-
lowing comet in it's orbit and as
these always have been minute in size.
they are, except in rare cases. dissi-
pated with gas by the friction result
ing from their passage through the air
to the earth"
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Heralded by Rainbow

Naulty said the comet might be Wis
ible to any observer in the early morn
ing or at twilight and that it's nearer
approach might be heralded tomorrow
afternoon by a great rainbow in the
eastern heavens. It's position tonight,
with relation to the sun. he said, caused
its light to be prismatic.
To see the comet in the morning one
sunset to a point southwest of the sun.
There is absolutely no danger to the
earth in contact with the comets TAIL"
said Naulty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY SO
THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1909
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-West wind; partly cloudy;
maximum temperature. &c; minimum. so.
FORECAST FOR TODAN-Cloudy, with fog
in the morning; possibly light showers; moder-
ate south wind. changing TO west. Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

STRUCK BY STEEL BEAM-san Diego. Nav
26.-Lying unconscious with fracture at the
base Of the brain, j. W. Davidson. Los An
gees contractor, is expected to die as the result
of an accident az in which he was strr,ek
on the head by a heavy steel BEAM Davidson
is a member OF the firm which is erecting the
wilde apartment house here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

MAY SUCCEED RoeERs-New York, May
26.-James A. Mofat, director Of the Standard
company, il is understood on good authority
here
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

GOULD TUTOR DIEs-New York May DO
Alma Woodsum. % years old, died in her lods-
Ing house last night from exhaustion, following
the beating Of carpets incident TO the annual
house cleaning. Miss Woodsnm had been the
tutor Of the children OF Jay Gould.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
Hartman and Hill Bury the Hatchet
7rackage Arangement for Northwest

The railway the who
ancable understanding sle Calls
known ''the pact of Buingame"
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
GorcH WINS RouT-slo

GoTCH WINS BoUT-sioux city. la. Nav
26.-Champlon Wrestler Frank Gotch won a
handicap bout here tonight by throwing Oscar
Wassen Of Nebraska and Kubiak, the bohemian
giant. He won two bouts from Wassen and one
from Kubiak in 30 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
NEW YORK. May 26.-E. H. Harri-
man and James J.. Hill have finally
buried the hatchet. That is the mean
ing Of the agreement entered into for
the joint use of the Northern Pacific
couver.
The Northern Pacific. according to
today's announcement, will complete
the double tracking of it's road at their
Pacific seaboard, so that it can handle
the joint traffic of the Union Pacific
and Great Northern. The three com
panies will use Jointly the bridge over
the Columbia river and the portion OF
the Northern Pacific line involved will
be used for any and all kinds of busi-
ness by the three roads, and managed
as a first class double track line for all
the interests involved between Port
land and Puget sound
u. p. Will Cease Building
The agreement affects only about $50
miles of track. but it will end the
further building by the Union Pacific
into the Hill northwestern territory
and will practically stop the litigation
by the Union Pacific against the North
ern Pacific over rate questions at the
Portland gateway. 1t will not now be
necessary for the Northern Pacific
company to issue additional stock to
raise the money needed for double
tracking. as it will be unnecessary for
it to retain the strong cash reserve
which was held in it's treasury for
ammunition for resisting Hartman
attacks.
Hartman Approves Plan
The arrangement was completed by
Julius Krutschnitt. director of the Har-
riman lines. and President Howard Ell
liott OF the Northern Pacific in this city
Monday and Tuesday. Elliott went west
immediately after the conference.
Kruttschnitt is still at the Belmont.
Hartman gave his approval to the ar
rangement Tuesday just prior to his
sailing for Europe.
Wall Street Forces Truce
PORTLAND. Ore. May 2s.-In con-
nection with the announcement that
the Northern Pacific. the Union Pacific
and the Great Northern roads have
reached an agreement covering their
operations in, the Pacific northwest. the
Evening Telegram says:
James ]. Hill is gradually losing
his friendly control OF the Northern
Pacific. Wall street has forced Hill
Hartman truce in the northwest Hill
has paid the price to protect himself
when the blow comes. and Hartman
has paid the price that his gigantic
enemy has exacted for entrance to
Puget sound From the best informa-
tion that may be had here. the ledger
accounts between these great powers
in the industrial and financial world
seem to balance pretty well.
Hill secures terminals for the Great
Northern in Portland and he gets his
North bank trains into the Portland
union depot.
Hartman nullifies the effect OF the
interstate commerce commission In
opening the Portland gateway by OBJ
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
EASTERN

THOMAS F. walsh viii not buy Mrs. Oelrlchs
Newport home. Page
General Fred Grant en- route TO present media
70 San Francisco. Page {
Democratic senator arguing on senate tariff
bill makes plea for protection Page I
Census Director North is forced from
office. Page :
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
MARINE

a big cargo Of island products. Page IL
SOCIAL
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Eldredge Smith
and Captain George Bigelow Pilisbury, u. S.
A.. to take place June % in st. Lukes
church. Page 6
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

Repudiate the trouble breeders Page
Close the hretraps. Page
Mr. Knowland and the tariff bill. Page
Pedagogy and education. Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
Particles May Fall

said Naulty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
Would Not AID Ruef

He told me-" declared Lawlor. that
he had changed his mind since his first
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
GRAFT

Money paid by Luther Brown to bribe job
G.. LawIor, a special agent on staff of Burns, IL
troduced as exhibit in Calhoun trial. Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Sports Breyities

PULLIAM OPERATED UPoN-NashviIle
Tenn April l0.-Harry Puiiiam. president Of the
National league, has undergone 3 successful on
era ton his left eye. He does not know when
be viii report for work.
SPECIAL CAR FOR TEAM-Memphis, Tenn.
April l0.-i1 order 70 avoid complications arising
from laws prohibiting negroes from riding in cars
with whites. members OF the Chicago Leland
Giants have arrived here in private car 10 be.
Kin tour Of Nashville. Birmingham, New Or
Jeans and Texas points.
ST. YVES BEATS NALoNEY-Providence n
J.. April l0.-Henry st. Yves. the winner OF fhe
1000 Marathon race in New York last Satur
day, today defeated Matt Maloney OF Yonkers
baseball park By three laps and % Yards Time
hours minutes seconds.
BOSTON BOYS oBsTREPERoUs-CoIum
April 10.-The Boston American league plsrers
who left here today, were not the most strict oh
servers Of discipline. Jack Thielman refused YES
terday TO put a uniform and the team left for
the grounds without him. The party has several
other obst-eperous members.
Easy FOR YALE-charlottesviIle Va. AnriI
lo.-In the dual meet between Yale ana Viz
ginia at the University OF Virginia grounds Yale
won total OF So points. against 81 for VIZ
ginia- Yale won all the places In six events
the mile run, two mile run pole vault hammer
throw. sbotput and broad jump.
SADDLE HORSE MEN sUE-LouisvfIle. Kv
49, lO-Powhatan Woodbridge and the ins,,r
ee4e In the American Saddle Horse Breeders.
association filed suit today for Restraining orde<
against General John b. Castieman and ottsrs
20 prevent them from exercising any of the
rights or privileges Of the association offcerr
pending the outcome OF the suit for permanent
Injunction
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
FATE OF REFUGEE HANGS
ON VERDICT OF DOCTORS
Government Relents Trif1e in
Case of Escaped Prisoner

The writ of habeas corpus sued out by
Attorney G. C. Ringolsky to prevent
Solomon Isaac. the Russian political
refugee, from being deported on the
Manchuria Friday, was dismissed by
Judge Van Nostrand yesterday on the
application of Ringolsky.
After the writ was signed on Fri
day word was received from the COM
missioner general of immigration in
Washington permitting Isaac to re-
main In America If IL shall be estab-
trachoma
Isaac, who escaped from the govern
ment salt mines in Siberia, is now at
the Mount Zion hospital, under a bond
OF 5000 TO insure that he will not run
away until he has been declared cured
Mhen the physicians have declared
he Will be allowed to go free. If II
develops that he is suffering from ira
deported
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

DRIVER KILLED BY
FALL FROM SEAT
Charles w. Benn the Victim of
Chuck Hole in Market
Street
Three Persons Are Injured by
Streetcars and One by
an Auto

Death resulted from falling of a
sprinkling cart yesterday afternoon to
Charles ". Benn OF Sols Eighteenth
street. employed by the street sprink-
ling firm Of c. 5. Harney & Co. Benn
was killed instantly.
He was driving his team in Market
street and was about to cross the street
70 hydrant at the corner of Fell when
one Of the forward wheels struck a
chuck hole, throwing him from his seat
he struck on his head on the pavement
and his skull was crushed.
Benn was native of ireland and
was IS years old. He left a sister, Mrs.
II Arnold. OF Sixteenth and Howard
streets.
Two Japanese Injured
Attempting TO alight from fast NOV
ing Eddy street cars at Cough street
yesterday morning resulted in two jap
snese being seriously injured The
first accident occurred at $50 o'clock
when J. Jarah of sss Eddy street
jumped from an inbound car. He lost
his balance and fell. his head striking
the pavement with such force that his
skull was fractured
An hour later Yao Suguki of 1871
Post street jumped off an outbound
Eddy street car at the corner of Cough
street He fell on his head and sus-
taineo fractured skull and numer-
Gus bruises. He was found unconscious
tn the street
The police are investigating both
accidents and arrests may follow. Com
plant was made to the police by a
friend Of Araki that the motorman re-
fused to stop the car at Cough street
when spoken TO by Araki.
Run Down by Auto
d. d. Stark, who lives at 1918 Nor
ton street Alameda, and is IN business
IN this city as secretary of the Cum
beriand coal company. was Knocked
down yesterday by automobile No.
1882, driven by a chauffeur who gave
his name as Davis. Stark, who is an
elderly man, was crossing Market street
at First when the accident occurred. He
was picked up unconscious and taken to
the harbor hospital He was badly
bruised and may have suffered a frac-
tured skull He was able to leave the
hospital later with his son. Stark.
who is one of the best known men
- ZIG SOaA tfdoet Win which he has
been identified in this city for the
last 20 years. says that the chauffeur
sounded no warning
Struck by Beach Car
Myles Gafney. 20 years old. living
IA the Mechanics hotel is in a critical
condition at the central emergency
hospital as result of being struck by
an Ocean beach car at X and ARMY
streets yesterday afternoon. Gaffuev
was badly cut on the head, and IL is
feared that he may have sustained in
ternal injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
FAKE ASSESSOR MAY Go
TO STATE PENITENTIARY
Grand Larceny Is the Charge
Against Alleged Impostor

OAKLAND, April 10.--Jeremiah Jo-
seph Murphy, who piled a grand lar
ceny career without detection In the
guise of a deputy assessor for several
weeks, was held to answer before the
superior court on second charge this
forenoon.
Mrs Agnes Sademan was the chief
witness in the police court. She said
the accused man gained admittance by
posing as deputy assessor come to
value her furniture. and while in the
dwelling at 1112 Twelfth street stole
her handbag containing SIT.
Murphy was arrested n4the children's
home at Temescal a few weeks ago
after a chase following his falling into
a police trap.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
MADE GREEK LABORERS
PAY FOR RAILROAD JOBS
Road Master and Section Fore
man Discharged
T.Seee;o1 D;,bofeb 10 The CoI1

SACRAMENTO, April 10.-Road Mas
ter James Calvin and his brother.
Section Foreman John Calvin, both Of
Redding, were today removed by Super
intendent Sheridan of the Southern
Pacific.
ne two were convicted by a railroad
court of receiving money from Greek
laborers in payment for positions in
the railroad service. The trial of the
two men had been on here for several
days with Master Mechanic HeintzeI-
man, superintendent Sheridan. Assist
ant superintendent Bowles. Master Car
Repairer ellison and Engineer Herring
ton as the board.
1t was declared by one witness that
he paid S45 to secure a job on the sec
ton and that he was DISCHARGED after
four weeks to make room for another
Greek, who testified that he also paid
to secure his position. 1t is declared
that practically all the Greeks who
testified said they had paid money to
secure their jobs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
PR0FE S SIGNALS
AND STUDENTS
In RING
Mixed Boxing Card on PROGRAM
for POIyducean Clubs
Next Show

BERKELEY, April IO.--A card COM
posed OF fighters from the bay cities
and athletes from the Polyducean club
has been arranged as the program for
the second annual boxing carnival Of
the club, which viii be held in Armorv
hall Tuesday night. Eddie Smith has
agreed TO referee.
The star attractions OF the evening
VIII be a four round bout by Dick
Hyiand. the challenger of Battling
Nelson, and his sparring partner, and a
four round contest by Monte AtteIl, the
bantam champion, and his sparring
mate Among the students who will
appear in the four cornered ring are
A S. Brignole, Fred Searls, E. R. Nc
Cullough. J. H Craig and B. Norton
In addition TO the boxing events there
VIII be other athletic numbers and
music. Professor Stuart, the Roman
rings expert, will DO a stunt on the
rings, and Professor Bull Will perform.
Tom Butler and Joe Korn of the Sia-
plzmat Indians viii wrestle, as will f.
A. Sooy Of the university and z. A An
lon Of the Reliance club. Eddie Healy
VIII be the monoloEist and A R. Pow
ers Of the glee club viii render a solo.
The Sandpaper quartet of the students
and the cadet band will furnish addi-
tional music for the occasion.
On the committee in charge of the
affair are w. R. Johns and Marion
Sewers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
EXPLOSION KILLS MINER
AFTER FALL DOWN SHAFT
Two Companions Reach Surface
in Time to Escape
[Seecial Disealeh % The can

lSpecIdl Dispatch TO ne Gail
REDDING. April 10.-Manly Curtiss.
miner, was killed by an explosion in
the Gladstone mine near French Gulch
this morning.
Curtiss and two fellow miners. Ike
Parker and John Bailey. had set some
blasts and after lighting them sig
nailed for the hoist to ascend In his
haste to get into the cage Curtiss
tripped and fell from the hoist He
was thrown down the shaft and fell
upon the blasts. His companions Went
to safety above. but had barely reached
the surface when the eight blasts went
OF.
legs and arms being blown on.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
FIRE DESTROYS STOCK
IN A HAT FACTORY
Flames for a Time Threatened
ST. Patrick's Church

Fire broke out on the fifth floor OF
75S Mission street about o'clock last
night in the loft occupied by the B.
Gubin & Co. hat and cap factory. and
for a time threatened St. Patrick's 8
Roman Catholic church. but was finally
checked by the fire department
The blaze is thought to have started
in the vicinity OF stove in the fac
tory, hot Goals falling among the cloth
goods. Smoke was pouring from the
windows when 1t was noticed by Sam
Luhliner, a plumber. who turned in the
alarm
The blaze had gained such headway
that the stock of Gubin & Co. was COM
pletely destroyed. but the flames were
prevented from descending TO the lower
floors or to the adjoining buildings.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
STUDENTS ARRESTED ON
A CHARGE OF GAMBLING
Police Raid Poker Game and
Gather Players in Jail

BERKELEY. April 10.-The police
raided poker game at 1928 Bancroft
way this morning and three college
students are booked on a charge of
gambling. Frank McInnis. member
OF the Kappa Alpha fraternity, and
Alfred Merritt OF the Sigma M were
among the men arrested
Others taken into custody were: Har-
old Martin, student of 2312 Telegraph
avenue, Arthur Stahl, a civil engineer
living at 1704 Cherry street, Oakland,
James Stahl, merchant of 4070 Pied
mont avenue, and Richard Willis. a
clerk of 1920 Mariposa street. San
Francisco.
q Willis, McInnis and Merritt were re-
leased on $50 bail and will be arraigned
Tuesday before Judge Edgar.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

PRESS CLUBS CoEvEHTIoN-Nev York
April io.-Tbe international League Of Press
Clubs has selected Bermuda as the place FOR
holding this years convention which Will be
held from May . 70 May 26. The delegates
viii assemble here May 10 and will sail for
Bermuda the next day plan for benevolent
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

EXPLOSION INJURIES FAMILY Chicago,
April 10.-Seven members of the household of
Joseph Gazdik were seriously injured by ex-
plosion Of gasoline in their hong today. The
the outskirts OF the city, and the injured lay for
hours without assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

MINE EXPLOSION IS FATAL-Grass Valley.
April lO-A premature explosion killed IhOnlss ~ ; ;
Peterson In the Delhi mine this atterhovn- - -
Rloou,fieId
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

$4,000, 900 BOND ISSUE-Pittsburs. April TO-
1t Is reported that the Republic steel and iron
company will shortly announce bond issue of
$40 600 600. large percentages Of which will be
used for improvements
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

BIG LINER ON MAIDEN TRIP-Antwerp,
this port at o'clock this afternoon on its
maiden voyage to New York. 1t is the largest
liner that ever sailed from Antwerp and large
crowd gave 1t enthusiastic sendon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Sale of Dresden Silk Pefficoats:
Special:

Splendid petticoats, made of an Al
quality of soft. heavy Dresden silk. A
wide range of beautiful colors of light,
dark and medium shades. These are
perfect fitting garments, with wide
flounces and silk under ruffles.. Col.
ors are suitable for any gown.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
" The Trottir,g Suit .

Innovations d t pleas m bdt b pTuarS hty nd dop p
for in ga apparel Dc than please TotngS These e n
p0o.Ut
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

The seasons most popular effects.
Our liberal money back policy pro-
tects each and every petticoat. They
are an unusually high grade OF mer-
chandise, and were bought far under
regular price, which insures you lib
eral saving on each and every garment.
Special at but S5.95
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Models and the New Troffing Dres
for Affer-Edsfer Wear
Handsome Linen Costumes

1t is predicted that this will be the greatest linen
that has been known in many many years With
tomary activity and foresight anticipating the demands OF
the public have secured notable collection of the
up date styles and three piece linen suits we'll
Princess models These be had in all the suitable colors
such white navy natural likewise the pastel shades in
vogue. Prices range from $500 up to the cfzr nm
high grade garments at P110.VV
Mantailored models in inen exceptionally smart, the
straight line hpess effects, developed pure linen One
illustrated has 40nch semhtting cutaway made with
The the 11rfaiar nrsa ate bat SKIRT strictly $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Smart Tailored Suits

The strictly an-talored suit has envable popularity
with dressers untouched by any other garment Our
stock repee with the most date styles and fabrics
best equipped to meet and supply your every demand
~ Cox nm New ideas in the most skilled workman
III |~0'Oo ship and latest and best fabrics. Every
model is extremely smart for street travelling and
exceptionally good values at this price Tomorrow offer
210 garments to select from. Priced at $25.OO.
Af T7S nm Strictly man-tailored suits made of white
~" %0~'~S serge with hair line stripe. Has 3o
inch coat and we'll fitting skirt One of the
models of the and of favorte at this price 35
other offered select from at this price
row. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Beautiful Styles in
Millinery

Ever foremost in presenting not
only the newest but the best in
styles, The Emporium Millinery
Department is a prime favorite-
Dress hats in profusion. The
New York craze-the Peach
Basket" Hats shown in many
styles and colors. This is, with
out doubt, one of the prettiest
(if extreme) summer models. The
poke bonnet gains favor. This
effect is very charming for young
faces.
Model hats from New York
and Paris, as we'll as reproduc-
tions of the model hats at a lesser
outlay, can be had in every up to
date style.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-27

not 70 be led. or caioled, or intimi-
dated, or misled, into supporting any
one whom they do not personally pre-
fer We entertain the kindest feel
ings for Senator Clay, ike untold
thousands Of other Georgians, and
like them we cannot but express the
hope that the rumors afoat as to his
intentions. next year are misrepre-
senting him. He should wash his
hands Of Georgia fractional politics.
rise above participation in them in
favor Of any faction. and give the
state, as a whole. the best services
possible in his position as its Senator
at Washington. In that capacity he
has worked zealously for the states
good. Let his best friends advise him
not to mar his efficiency there. and
his high standing with the people in
Georgia, by partisan participation in
the coming fight. He certainly paid
any political debt due ex-Gov. Smith
by indorsing him last year
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-27
BY THE FIRELIGHTS GLOW.

Shadows deepen as night shuts down
Over the farmhouse, small and brown;
Wind-swept vanguard for fires that
glow
Within, and temper the gales that
blow.
Cherry faces and hearts atune,
Like Tilt of bird on day in June,
Can make that hearthstone a haven
blest
Where weary toilers may safely rest,
There in the frelights pickering
CLEAN
The old folks muse and the children
dream.
For hope and memory are torches
bright,
And age and youth by their witching
light
Relieve the past, make the future glow
With pictures rare which the embers
show
And side by side, from the storm shut
in,
Both dream, or muse on the might
have-been.
The tick of the clock and the cats low
purr,
The swapping embers' hurrying whir
Up the chimney wide browns the
storms wild din
And tell of comfort and warmth with
in.
Then howl, We blasts and We tempests,
ragei
No war so fierce that your minions
wage,
Hopes fire can quench, nor dispel the
glow
That brightens those visions of long
ago.
From November Farm Journal.