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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
November 9TH, 1909.

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Paul a Prisoner The Shipwreck.
Acts xxvii27 10 xxviii:10.
Golden Textile Lord redeemeth
the soul Of his servants; and none or
them that trust in him shall be desc
late. Ps. xxxiv:22.
Verses 27-2e-Why does God permit
| storm and stress to come into most
| lives. and sometimes permit them to
| continue until all human hope is aban-
doned? (This question must be an
| swered in writing by members OF the
| club
What is the Christians anchor which
never fails him. no matter what danger
| his ship may be in? (See Heb. vi:l9)
Verses 3O-32-Are all Gods prom
! Uses of help or deliverance condition
| al or are some of them absolute and
unconditional?
| IF these men had forsaken the ship.
as thew planned how would that af-
| fnc+ the saving of the rest of them?
Here is a case of casting away
| boat TO save ship. what principle
| does that suggest in human life?
| Verses 33-3S-There are two things
Al lepS. possible no matter how great
the distress: one IS to wiring your
| hands end bemoan YOUR fate, and give
| ND hope; the other is to be cheerful,
/ and see how best to save the ship;
which is the better, and how can it be
accomplished?
| Why is it that the courage and good
cheer of one man can save an entire
crew from dependency and defeat?
May praying and fasting, when you
| ought to be eating and working, be
as great a practical crime as scuttling
the ship?
WHY does God generally need our
| help when he would save us from any
impending calamity? v:38)
Verses 39-44-To a true man is 1t
always so, that after the night comes
the day. after sorrow comes joy, and
| after so-called defeat comes victory!
| Does God. In these days, ever save
| a family, a business. community, or
a nation. for the sake Of one man, as
he saved the passengers and crew of
julius prevented the killing OF the
| prisoners for the ~ake of Paul; Is there
anv analogy between that and the saw
| ing of sinners for the sake of Jesus?
| God told Paul that all hands should
he saved. and the ship lost. and this
is what happened: speaking from your
own experience are all Gods promises
! equally dependable, whether OF gen
eral character as In the Bible, or given
to the individual soul?
| Chap. xviii: Where is the island
Of Melita where this wreck occurred?
Verse 2-Are uncivilized people be-
fore they have had experience with
white men. generally kind to strangers?
| Verses 3-4-When an accident, Or
sickness, or other natural calamity
comes to a man. is 1t any sure sign
| that he Is sinner!
Verses 5-6-H poisonous viper
should fasten on good mans hand
to-day. God would probably not pre-,
vent the poison from taking effect; is
that a fact to be regretted or other
wise?
Verses 7-10-Is there always "a
silver lining to every dark cloud?"
Are there any circumstances IN
which a good man cannot help his fei
| lows?
i Lesson for Sunday. Nov. 14th, 1902.
/ Paul Prisoner In Rome. Acts xviii:
4 l1-21.
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Prevent Lynching of Negroes.

Sutton, w. Va, Nov. GA special
train bearing two negro prisoners al
legged to be implicated in the assault
of a white woman at Cassaway, w.
Va, arrived here today. The negroes
were surreptiously moved to Jail in
Cassaway to prevent lynching at the
hands of two hundred men who gath
cred there last night for that pur-
pose
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is evident from statements made by
many of the delegates who have ar
rived to attend the convention and it
is evident that it will require all the
diplomacy of the leaders to prevent
split in the ranks of the big or
ganiZation.
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Cashmere Realty Transfers.

NJ G. Henry has disposed of his
sixteen-acre ranch in the Estes Val
ley orchards to O. N. Marsolais of
Seattle. receiving for it $4,000 cash.
Six acres of the ranch has been set
out and the balance will be planted
next spring.
This week through the Sunset
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Have the Daily World left at your
door and read today's news today.
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George Grey broke his leg yester-
day kicking because he couldn't get
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee. 49,"
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Parker Of the marine
untingy
tragedy that led brothers found
Annapolis
investigation Particularly this true the Of Private Kennedy who
Kennedy
his storya and he the
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
TIE
Exceptional
Equipment

of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the
scientific attainments of its chemists have
rendered possible the production Of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of its
excellence, by obtaining the pure medic
NAL principles Of plants known to act most
benefcially and combining them most
slillfully. in the right proportions, with
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup of
California Figs.
As there IS only one genuine Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA and as the gen
uine is manufactured by an original
method known to the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, it Is always necessary to buy the
genuine to get it's beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enables
one to decline limitations OF to return them
If, upon viewing the package, the full name
Of the California Fig Syrup Co. is not found
printed on the front thereof.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
TENDER TOUCH TO
Be TAUGHT BAKERS
Technical Side of Trade to Be
Emphasized at State
Meeting

BERKELEY, March 10-To raise the
standard of bread making to a higher
level by bringing the bakers to the
university where they can more
thoroughly learn the technical side of
their trade. under the auspices of the
department of agriculture of the uni
versity, the annual California state
master bakers institute will be held
IN the agricultural building March "a
The faculty of the department of
agriculture is greatly interested in
the work of the bakers and will give
them every assistance for the per-
tectlon of their trade both during and
atter the institute. In the following
list OF speakers for the three meetings
Oh the convention are some of the best
known experts of the college of agri-
culture of the university as follows
Wednesday. March "a 10 a. m.-Address Of
welcome, Prof. e. j. Wickson: 4Unversity Ex-
tension IN Agriculture in Its Relations to Com
mercial industries" Prof w. t. Clarke; ..Re-
Ron Rarars oI college Of Agriculture to Millers and
baKefs' Prof. e. w. Shaw; Fermentation in
Bread Making-Yeasts, Malt Extracts Hans
G. Holm.
Wednesday, 2 p. m.-'.The Standpoint of Ma
tlonal and State Pure Food Laws with Refer
ehce TO Bakers Raw Materials Prof NJ f.
Jana; Some Phases of the Gluten Questions
Prof. G. w. Shaw; .'Bacteriology and the Baking
INDUSTRY, DIR. c. NJ. Haring.
hVenlng session, p. m.-'The Mutual In
lerests OF Baker and House Keeper, Sanitary
DeiiTery OF Bakers Products, etc. Miss Bertha
=. FrentlSs5 Food Value OF Bread" Prof NJ
z. Jana: .Bakeshop Hygiene and Sanitation,
Dr. Allen f. Gllihan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SAL0MONSON FACES
CHARGES IN COURT
Two Complaints AIlege Receipt
of Stolen Goods

OAKLAND, March 10.-C. F. Salo-
monson, the bicycle and jewelry dealer
at 1867 Franklin street, who was ar
rested last night by Captain of De-
tectives Petersen, was charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods in the police court
today. Two complaints We're fled, al
leging that he bought from Robert
Martin, the 16 year old messenger boy.
jewels and silver plate on March z
and s.
Both charges Were made by H. N.
Jenkins, the jeweier and goldsmith of
46S Twelfth street, for whom the lad
worked
The police believe that Salomonson
will be sent to the penitentiary. because
section 496 of the penal code deals
harshly with persons who foster crime
by minors. The statute says that it
shall be ''presumptive evidence that
such property was stolen if it consists
of jewelry and if purchased. from a per-
son under Is years.
Not only has tRe lad admitted that
he stole under the Franklin street
dealers Instructions but Salomonson
himself broke down last night. As
corroboratory evidence the police hold
$500 worth of the valuabIes, Including
s51 worth which the lad sold to Salo-
monson for 81 yesterday. They also
have the implements used by Salomon-
son in melting down silver plate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
COED SAVES SORORITY
HOUSE FROM BURNING
Tears Down Blazing Curtains
and Extinguishes Flames

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 10,
A candle placed too close to lace cur
tain nearly resulted in the destruction
by fire of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority
house last night. The presence of
mind of the young women saved the
dwelling. The blaze was discovered
shortly after midnight by several OF
the members of the chapter who were
returning from a dance. The curtains
in one of the rooms were blazing
fiercely. Miss E. r. Palmer tore down
the blazing curtains and threw them
out of the window, tOge ther with other
articles of the furnishings which had
taken fire. Miss Palmer sustained sew
eral painful burns about the hands and
arms.
Stanford students to the number of
50 were given warnings in scholarship
today and if their work does not show
an improvement before the end of the
present semester many of them will be
dropped from the rolls of the institu-
ton. No students have thus far been
suspended as a result Of the midsemes-
ter examinations, but many returns are
not in and it is expected the number of
delinquests will be increased.
The women who have played against
the University of California in any OF
the basket ball games of the season
Will be awarded medals in the form of
watch fobs- This has been decided by
the executive committee of the women S
athletic association.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
HARDWARE men IN
ANNUAL MEETING
Every Section of State Repre-
sented at Gathering of
Tradespeople

OAKLAND, March 10.-The California
State Retail Hardware association
opened its eighth annual convention in
Castle hall, Twelfth and Franklin
streets, this morning, President George
II. Smith occupying the chair. Fifty
delegates. representing all sections of
the state, y-ere present. Owing to the
fact that Mayor Frank K. Mott had
been called to Sacramento on official
business. the address of welcome had
to be dispensed with, and the morn
ing was occupied with the reading of
reports from the various committees.
The personnel of the committees is as
follows:
Reception committee-John P. Maxwell, Max
well hardware company, Oakland; W. Meese,
Walter Meese, Oakland: f. B. Ladd, East Side
hardware and tool company, Oakland; f. A. os-
aIi,na hasdware eopany
Co, Oakland; A. S. Cooley. A. p. BARLEY,
Berkeley; l.. L. iers. Melrose.
Oakland; r. C.. Nissen Berkeley; Il. L. But
terfeld, Berkeley; Fred z. Bamman. Melrose;
f. A. Rittigstein, Oakland.
Finance committee-John p. Maxwell. Oak
land; T. A. Rittigsteln, Oakland; j. ". Baxter,
WatsonviIle
The most important subject of dis
cussion at the morning session was
the proposed parcels post legislation,
which is being opposed by the conven-
ton. Otto Stroesser of Watsonville and
w. c. Barth of Corona spoke on the
subject.
This afternoon papers were read by
H. E. Humphreys of Whittier and w.
H. Young of Napa on Case and Cart
age; Fred T. Duhrman of Sonoma on
Window Display, Silent Statesmen and
Beautifying Our Stores: Frank A. Rit-
tigstein of Oakland, on Discount, In
terest and Collections; w. c. Barth.
Corona, "The Clearing House and Its
Benefits"
In the evening a smoker and stag
party was given in the convention hall.
Tomorrow evening the delegates will
be entertained at a, theater party at
the Orpheum. and the closing event
of the convention will be banquet at
the Hotel st. Mark Friday night.
Tomorrow morning the women OF the
party will be the guests of the cham
Oakland traction company has donated
the use of car. The party will visit
Piedmont park and from there will go
to Berkeley.
Following are the officers of the
conventions:
George II. Smith, Oakland, PRESIDENT C. III.
Philpott, San Francisco, vice president; J. III.
Steves, st. Helena, second vice PRESIDENT II. z.
Humphrey, Whittier, third vice president; l.. r.
Smith, Oakland, secretary and treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
STANFORD FACULTY
PROMOTIONS MADE
Trustees Give Eight Instructors
the Highest Rank of
Professors

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March s.
At meeting of the board of trustees
of Stanford university held recently
many promotions in the faculty of the
institution were made. The changes
are the most important recorded in re-
cent years, as by the act of the trustees
eight teachers are given the highest
rank of professors. nine are moved up
to associate professorships and six are
to be known as assistant professors.
The promotions are to take place at
the beginning of the new year The
changes follow:
To the rank Of professor-Frank Mace Nc
Fsrland. in histology; John Flesher Newsom. in
mining; Harold Heath, in zoology: Arthur
Martin Cathcart, in law; Wesley Newcomb Hob
feid, In law; James Farley MeClelland, in
mining engineering; Guido Hugo Marx, IN ma
chine design; Henry Waldgrave Stuart. in
To the rank Of associate professor-KarI C.
Rendtorn, in German: Lillian Jane Martin, in
William Barkine Eekart. in mechanical en-
gIneering; Haleott Cadwalader Moreno. In aD-
piled mathematics; Charles Andrews Huston,
In law; Joseph Walter Bingham. In law: Sid
ney Dean Townley. in applied mathematics.
To the rank Of assistant professor-Pays0
Jackson Treat. in history; Mary Isabel Nc
-Cracken, in entomology; Ronnie Wilbur Doane.
in entomology: Walter Kenrlek Fisher. in
zoology; James Pearee Mitchell, in chemistry
Loonas Lancelot Burlingame. in botany
President David Starr Jordan will
leave the campus tomorrow morning
following the founders day exercises
to meet the universities committee of
the legislature. He will take up ques-
tions that the solons may have to pro-
pound concerning matters affecting
this university. Two bills before the
legislature of particular local impor-
tance are the anti-liquor ordinance
and the measure exempting the grad
yates of the local law school from bar
examinations.
Students and members of the faculty
will celebrate the founding of the uni
versity tomorrow at special exercises
to be held in the university assembly
hall. DR.. Jordan will deliver eulogy
on Jane Lathrop Stanford" while Prof.
A. c. Miller of the University of Cali
fornia will make an appropriate ad-
dress. Special music will be rendered
by the large university student choir
under the direction of Organist G. +.
Buhrer. All university activities will
be discontinued from Tuesday at 1915
until the same time Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY
ATTORNEYS REAP
JUDICIAL WRATH
Judge DOOling Administers Re-
buke TO Graft Defense Il
Counsel

REDWOOD CITY, March 1o--4
scathing rebuke was administered to
Han c. Ross and George Ross attor'
neys for the defense IN the county
graft trials, by Judge Doolins this
afternoon. delivered in such terms as to
cause the junior member OF the firm
to blush a fiery red, while the pallid
countenance of his father turned
shade psler.
The denunciation was caused by the
objection OF the defendants attorneys
to the drawing of the new Nenre Oi
jurymen by ElisOr Perry Eyre I@roIa @
the region east of the mountains. altei
they had agreed TO such a proeedurs
the day before.
At the consultation held between the
defense and prosecution yesterday
afternoon relative to the appointment
of an e1isor. upon whom the contesI-
ants We're unable to agree, the susSes-
tion was made that. in order 20 save
time and expense, the elisOr draw his
jury from this side Of the mountains,
George Ross having reported the roads
of the coast region as in bad cond1s
ton. The defense agreed to the propo-
sition and also the prosecution, IL being
further agreed that the elisor TO be
appointed by the court be examined
ficatioRS.
After Judge DooIing had read his In
structiOns to the elisor and he had
been instructed TO return ven1re OF
5O1 by Monday morning. Hall Ross
arose with a formal objection 10 the
instructions and appointment.
Il wish to say that / have been ac-
customed to dealing with attorneys
that abide with the promise they make
at least a day, and you can not play
fast and loose with the court replied
Judge DoOling
Ross senior arose with an objection
to the remarks of the court, after his
son had subsided into his chair, but
was cut short by Judge DOOling-
AS further evidence that the court
intended to hold the defense to its
promise, an order was entered BY
Judge Dooling that ElisOr Eyre select
the jury from east OF the mountains,
after Ross & Ross had interposed the
usual number of formal objections and
had refused to examine Eyre today. the
elisor already having been passed BY
the prosecution.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES. March 1o-R T. Carman.
preparatory to his retirem&nt from the turf, has
disposed of the contract son the apprentice r.
Hogan. the price being $500. Williams viii Viii do
the lightweight riding for the stable in the
future.
Last wear S. C. Hildreth bought tract of
40 acres near Santa Anita with the intention Of
turning out his crippled horses on it during the
summer while he was racing in the east. At
the time OF the purchase everything look e,l
bright for the continuance of racing in th
state. The anti-betting law has caused Hill
dreth to turn his back on this state and he has
sold the ranch. getting about what he paid
for it. w. ID. Millard and w. st. Vincent were
the purchasers.
members of the Nets and plunging book
maker has gone TO Hot Springs to temperate
prior to the opening of the in New York
he quit big loser when he stepped off the
block few days ago.
Trainer Jim. Blute announced his intention Of
shipping Donau and Sureget to Emeryyile to-
morrow. Both horses will start in the Undine
stake.
Twenty-three book makers lined up at today's
cutin. loss OF two from the last cutin Dave
McCuddy was the only newcomer. while Joe
James, Nose Raphael and S. Wofganay were
the Withdrawals
was refused by the judges was reopened today.
and in all probability the Polk horse will be
permitted to start.
Ed Alvey, is undecided about shipping the
stable TO Emeryyille. He viii reach de-
clslOn before caluTuaS-
All of the horses OF Sam Hildreth that have
been on the ailing list are improving. Among
the number are Fitzherbert and Restigouche.
both Of which will be sent to the post shortly
The management has decided to distribute
81, coo additional weekly in the shape, of over
night purses and handicsps as inducement
TO bring out the good horses during midweek
Beginning next week or more handicaps
will be programmed. The horsemen that in
tended shipping today to Albuquerque for the
meeting at that point have funked. and fIe
advertised two carloads did not leave AT
present the prospects for the meeting drawing
any horses from here are not very roseate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
TAFT INOUIRING INTO
COMMISSION AFFAIRS
President Acquainting Himself
With Interstate Matters

WASHINGTON, March 1Q.-The mem
bers of the interstate commerce COM
mission, headed by Chairman Knapp.
conferred today with President Taft
and announced that they were to have
another conferenee, but they would
not discuss the matters under consid-
Grafton. tt is understood that the
president desired to be fully informed
as to the affairs of the commission and
devoted much of the time to these in
Quiries.
President Taft instructed Attorney
General Wickersham to choose his as
sistants without consideration of po-
litical services rendered.
This policy was decided upon by the
president after a conference with Sec
retaires Knox and Wickersham.
One cause of friction at the depart
ment of justice which WickerSham will
endeavor to smooth over is the appoint
ment of attorneys by the Interstate
commerce commission. Under the pol
icy laid down by President Taft it is
desired to have the commission, on the
completion of Investigations. turn the
results over to the department of JUS
tice instead of having the attorneys
try to carry their own cases to the
courts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
LAW is AT VARIANCE
WITH COMMON SENSE
For That Reason Habeas Cor
pus Move Is Considered

OAKLAND. March 10.-Common
sense and the law at variance over the
actions of John Hurley was comment
ed on by Judge Brown today when At
torney B. J. Wyman sought Hurley's
release on habeas corpus. Hurley was
said to have attempted to secure $500
from Nat Yansen by a fraudulent
realty deal but failed to get posses
sion. Of the money
Wgman claimed that as Yansen had
not lost his money, even though Hur-
lev mas have planned TO secure it bv
false pretenseS, no crime was shown
and that Hurley Should go free
Judge Brown summed UP by saying
The court knows and YOU know that
common sense shows no such distinc-
tion. but your points have a legal dis
tinction which must be considered .
Judge Brown reserved decision until
Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SCHOOL GIRL IS
STRUCK BY AUTO
Myrtle Black Run Down While
ROmping With Her COm-
paniOns

MELROSE, March 1O-while romp-
ing with a number of girl companions
in front Of the Fremont high school
shortly after l o'clock this afternoon,
Myrtle Black, Is year old student,
was struck by an automobile, which
was speeding down the boulevard, and
sustained serious injuries.
She was picked up and carried to
her home at 1912 Vine street by the two
men who were in the machine. They
left without giving their names.
For a time 1t was feared that the
girls injuries would prove fatal, but
DR.. ]. Hamilton. who was called to at
tend her, announced this evening that
she was out of danger. The identity
of the automobiksts has not been as
certained.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SAN ANSELMO TO VOTE
ON PLAYGROUND BONDS
Town May Also Expend 100000
MacadamiZing Roads

SAN ANSELMO, March 10.-The
town trustees of San AnselmO have
virtually decided TO call bond elec-
tion to raise $4,000 to purchase land
is witRo9t a 1iIbIic n1avrroIInd and az
it is rapidly building UP. the wooded
tracts that heretofore gave breathing
use.
1t is probable also that the streets
of the town and. the roads connecting
with Ross and the Bush tract will be
macadamized. Such an Improvement
in the rOadwayS will cost near $500. .000-
The VrOOman act, which gives the
property owner 10 years TO pay for the
paving of the street abutting his
realty holdings. is being looked upon
as the means to bring about the mac
adamiZing Of the roads. and the trus-
tees are actively engaged in convert
ing the realty owners to the PROPOSE
tiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
CIGARETTE SMOKING BOYS
MAY NOW BE ARRESTED
New Law Empowers Probation
Officer to Act

OAKLAND. March 1o.-Youths under
the age of Is years who are habituaf
cigarette smokers are liable to be
taken ia charge by the county proba-
ton officer under the provisions of the
law just signed by Governor Ginett.
Probation Oficer Ruess has been ap-
prised Of the success Of the measure,
which viii greatly enlarge the scope
and equipment for Juvenile rescue
work in Alameda county.
The new law also provides for the
placing Of all children who may be ar
rested in the care of the probation
workers and forbidding their being
locked up in iails. This puts the in
stitutions at Whittier and Preston on
the same footing and declares that no
inmate Of a state refOrmatory for
juveniles shall be classed as a Grim
inal
The law gives Probation Officer Ruess
four assistants TO be paid by the
county instead of by private philan-
thrOpy as at present.