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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT
TO AVOID PRISON TERM
ConIey Rides From Chico to
0rOViIIe Just Before Trial
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICO, July 2S.-A night ride in
an automobile to OrovilIe and we'd
ding at midnight saved James Conley
from facing a charge of assault in the
superior court here this morning. Con-
ley had been under arrest for some
time on a charge preferred by May
Campbell, aged 16. of Oroville. He was
to have been tried today. With the con-
sent of the girls parents he was taken
from Jail to Oroville in an auto last
night. the marriage ceremony was per-
formed and he was turned loose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
LOOKING FOR SQUATTER
TO GET PAPERS BACK
Land Office Locates Homestead.
er on Wrong Ranch
Especial Dispatch to The Call

MARYSVILLE. July 2s.-The officials
at the Sacramento government land Of
flee are responsible for the squatting
of +. J. Turnwall the 160 acre
Thurston ranch at Honcut Monday.
Turnwall was given the wrong plot and
on this plot the Honcut grant was
shown not to comprise the Thurston
ranch. There were about 1900 addi-
tional acres not shown on this plot.
The latter plot, however, included these
tracts
Turnwall was consequently given his
homestead papers on this tract and to-
day the Sacramento officials have been
anxiously searching for the squatter
to get the papers back and rectify the
mistake.
This change of affairs has caused a
sigh of relief to emanate from the
ranchers in the Honcut region.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

See the page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for the best household
ideas and kitchen recipes. Send
in your choicest ones to Modern
House Keeper Page" The San
Francisco Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
BROTHERS HAVE FIST
FIGHT OVER STOCKS
Prominent Winters Men Are
Arrested for Street Row
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WINTERS, July 2s.-Fred w. BoIes,
local agent of the Earl fruit company,
and his brother, Charles r. Boles. local
agent for the Winters fruit and produce
company, engaged in a street fight last
night, which was participated in by
Mrs Fred Boles. A block of mining
stock caused the dispute. All three
were arrested. but were released on
their own recognizance.
Vote for DR.. c. C. O'DonneIl for cor
oner: the dead will be respected. Rep. .
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
ESCAPED PRISONER is
FOUND IN WORKHOUSE
Charles Harrington Will Be
Returned From Pittsburg
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2S.-Charles
Harrington, who escaped from Deputy
Sheriff Roscoe in the ferry building at
San Francisco two years ago, while
the officer was purchasing tickets to
take his prisoner to San Quentin for a
six year sentence for horse stealing in
this city, has been identified in the
workhouse at Pittsburg, Pa, where his
term expires tomorrow. Sheriff Reese
wired orders to hold Harrington until
the arrival of an officer with extradi-
ton papers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
WILL ASK HAGGIN TO
CUT UP VAST RANCHO
Sacramentans Anxious to Secure
Lands for ColonistS
ISpecial Dispotch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2S. Mayor
White has asked the chamber of COM
merce to devise means whereby j. B.
Haggin can be induced to subdivide and
sell the vast rancho Del Paso of $4,000
acres, north Of Sacramento. The mayor
has been after Haggin for 20 years to
cut up the Spanish grant, but he re-
fused to do so except for cold cash. A
special committee will endeavor to
persuade Haggin to throw the land
open to colonists.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

lie cloves, parsley, celery salt. chile
peppers, Worcestershire sauce, salt: let
stew slowly for three hours Served
with noodles or Drowned potatoes, very
fine.
Pineapple Pudding (Mrs. M. r. Huh
bard. Eureka)-Soak half cupful ta-
pioca three hours in cold water. drain
off water and put in double boilers and
cook until clear. Then put in Juice of
one lemon, one cupful sugar and half
a pint can grated pineapple. Take from
the fire, add we'll the beaten whites of
two eggs. Serve cold, with cream
Corn Meal Mullins IN Maude Clark
College City)--Half a cupful corn meal
one cupful -four, two teaspoonfuls bak-
ing powder. half a teaspoonful salt.
one tablespoonful sugar one cupfuf
milk, one well beaten egg, two table
spoonfuls melted butter. Bake in
creased muffin tins.
Individual Sweetbreads and Cream
Sauce (Mrs. Herbert. 304 South Second
street San Jose)-Parboil three or four
sweetbreads for 20 minutes in sailed
water, with little lemon added. When
cool remove the membranes and veins
and cut in small pieces, placing them
in ramekins with butter; place them
in oven until Drowned, when the cream
sauce and a stoned olive may be placed
over each one and when heated thor
oughly serve.
Cream Saucc-Beat yolks of two
eggs, adding a saltspoonful of salt. a
little pepper and one cupful hot cream.
Cook in a double boiler until thick and
smooth. Add tablespoonful OF lemon
juice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
NOTES OF THE AUTO

J. c. Jordan, a wealthy resident of
this city, has just received delivery of a
handsome new White steamer limousine
built on 40 horsepower chassis. This
makes the second White steam car for
Mr.. Jordan's garage. he also owning a
powerful White machine of the seven
passenger touring type.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

The word that four Ramblers finished
with perfect scores in the first run of
the DuBoise automobile club of Du
Boise, Pa, has just been received by
L. II. Hill of the Thomas B. Jeffery
company. President B. NJ. Marlin drove
the pilot car, Rambler, while ]. T. Du
Boise. the multimillionaire, also entered
and drove his new Rambler.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

The receipts from the Portland, Ore
road races. June II, total s5,095.55. or
$495.55 above all expenses. The club is
well pleased with this good showing
financially, as most of the expense of
this year will not have to be incurred
again.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

DR.. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: For
several years, while suffering agonies
OF pain, | tried in vain to find relief
from physicians of various schools of
medicine, when as last resource, my
life being in greatest and imminent
danger from a mortal disease, ]. ap-
piled to you. You cured me with
your Chinese Herb treatment and
saved my life, for which cure tender
you my most sincere thanks, and re-.
main, most gratefully yours,
MRS. PAULINE KARL FORMEs.
739 10th ST., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
A. FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY of he1HOUSE

Nothing can lessen the dignity and
value of humanity so long as the re-
ligion of love, of usefulness and devo-
tion endures; and none can destroy
the affairs of this faith for us so long
as we feel ourselves still capable of
love.-Henri Frederic Amiel.
@ g @ o
Church Supper
Hot Creamed Finnan Haddie
Cold Boiled Ham, Sliced Thin
Potato Salad
Lettuce and Egg Salad
(Eggs cooked hard without boiling)
Yeast Biscuit (reheated)
Coffee
Blood Orange Sherbet in Cups
Cake
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
DEMANDS A BIG SUM
FOR TWO STIFF FINGERS
Machinist Sues Employers for
$1O,05z Damages
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. July 2S.-Because
two fingers on his right hand will be
stiff and deformed for the remainder
of his life as the result of being
jammed in a turning lathe at Dredge,
George Wurzinger, machinist, brought
suit today against the Folsom develop
ment company and Natomas Consoli-
dated of California to recover $10,052
damages.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

COTTON REPoRT-Memphis Tenn. July 2s.
The cotton report made the condition up eto
July % by the National Ginners' association this
afternoon gives the general average as III.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Motorists
Fight Fire

baker press machines. When near
Summit he discovered that some one
had carelessly tossed match into a
dense thicket on the edge of a forest
and that threatening fire that might
develop into q costly forest conflagra-
tion was getting away from a woman
and some children who were fighting it.
Smithson and his passengers, aided by
those from another car, successfully
fought the flames and extinguished
them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

Hungarian GouIash (Mrs. Steve I.
Simmons, 490 Belvedere street, city,
Take three pounds of crossrib of beef,
cut in squares fry in olive oil till nice
and brown with one large onion. Now
place in stew kettle with the follow
ing: One can tomatoes, one Glove, gar
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

nearest home. viz: between Sausalito
and San Rafael, DR.. r. w. Meek of Oak
land has just returned after two weeks
of motoring in his little six Thomas,
and reports all the regular roads in
Lake county in good condition. with the
decided exception of the approaches to
Ukiah. Between the foot of Witter
grade and Ukiah the way is very rough
and dusty, and between Ukiah and
Vichy Springs it is very bad also. 9th
ers in Doctor Meek's party were Mrs.
Meek, the Misses Meek and Horace
Meek. From Vallejo to Calistoga the
roadroad is like a boulevard.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

Not the least interesting Of the many
adventures that have befallen the Gid
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

A report comes from the Wisconsin
secretary of state that only small
percentage of owners have complied
with the new registration law. which
increased the fee to 81, at this time.
However. as penalties are not to be eX-
acted until 80 days after the publica-
tion of the law. it is thought that at
the expiration of that time. or before.
many who are slow will have made
registration.
A r. Hunter of the firm of Osen &
Hunter, agents of the Mitchell cars, is
enjoying his annual vacation at Rubi-
con springs. He has sent very glow
ing accounts of the country in that
section.
Charles Eckhart, president of the Au-
burn automobile company, has just
made the city of Auburn the gift of a
library site and enough money to erect
a building. The building will be valued
at $22, 500. The city had made the re-
quest for the money for the building
of Andrew Carnegie, but upon receiv-
ing Mr.. Eckhart's offer the request was
withdrawn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Church Supper
Modern Housekeepers' Exchange

For the Invalid's and Convalescent's
Tray Charlotte NJ. Evans, 124 Gale
donia avenue, Pacific Grove)-Scraped
Beef Sandwiches: Scrape the pulp from
a good thick steak, season with salt
ana pepper, spTeau peIween tnln silces
serve on small crisp lettuce leaves.
This beef pulp may also be made into
meat cakes, broiled in a very hot but
tered pan and served on a hot plate.
Beef Broth With Oatmeal: Mix one
teaspoonful of we'll cooked oatmeal
with two tablespoonfuls of boiling wa
ter Add one cupful of strong beef
broth and bring to the boiling point.
Rice or any well cooked cereal may be
used instead of the oatmeal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

REDWOOD CITY, July 2S.-Speeding
motorists out for road records between
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
GLIDDFN TOUR TO
FINISH TODAY
Hard Roads Has Eliminated
Many of the Cars That
Started
Splendid Test of the Endurance
of the Competing Auto
mobiles
BY r. r. PHOMMEDIEU

The interest of motorists in the
United States will be centered today in
the finish of the Glidden tour. The
route has been an eliminating event
and by the way that they have been
penalized it is not likely that there
will be much to be disputed when the
end comes. 1t looks as if this year 1t
will be possible to declare a winner
with a small continuance If there Is
a tie. The effect on the cars over such
a strenuous course will be interesting
to watch. The builder of a car that
has doubt about the ability of his
car will fight shy of the event.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

re befallen the Gi1d-
den tourists so far
was one that be-
fell Driver Smith
son, pilot of one of
the three Stude-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Motor Carnival
at Seattle

"a hour endurance contest. The first
day will be given over to the parade.
the second will be the hill climbing
contest up Queen Anne hill, and on the
third day track events of 5. TO- 20, so
and 100 mile races will be held. At s
o'clock on the night of August 6 the "a
hour endurance race will start. Each
car will be permitted to have two
crews. and four hours will be allowed
for repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

as ever to the motorists. and not a day
passes that does
Roads I'm not see one or
Lake County more cars starting
for that favored
spot, or returning
from there. The roads are in about
the same condition that they were last
year. with the worst stretch lying
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

a Few Hints (Mrs. E. +. Randolph,
Livingston)-If your cooked salad
dressing curdles, do not despair, but
remove the pan at once from the fire
and set in a pan of cold water. Stir
the dressing briskly and in a few mo-
ments it will regain its smooth creami-
ness. so dear to the heart of the house
keeper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

parade of four di-
V ] s ! o n s, a hill
climbing contest, a
track meet and a
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

Norman de VauX, who is at the Au-
burn factory making arrangements to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

Continued irom Page ore
United States 10 The very ihidsl Of
presidential oampelgn-and assall.
ed not because Of any wrongdolng
but because he was an official Of the
lariy to which the president WAS OPP
pOsed--ihare was nothing for the gov
amor 10 do bul to retire ln order
that the national ticket Of bis party
might not be embarrassed He did
retire He discharged hts duty likt
4 man. Since then he has made a
gallant llghi against The dark lantern
methods Of national administration
that he IN many instances protected
wrongdoers who were personal
friends Of the president yet who had
dishonored their public office
Under these circumstances, then
uoyerncr Hesken ass the rieht TO ask
The American people % withhold iudg
ment He has The right 10 ask for
square deal Not from the man who
posing as The apostle oi the Square
deal fof 10. these MANY years. be-
shown himself 10 be quite willing W
do cruel Injustice to helpless men
but 20 the great mass o. the Ameri'
cen people the governor of Qklahc'
MA has the rgal lc appeal r iha
reel lovers of fair play, 10 Che efur'
Inc apostles. Of the square deal Gov
ern0r Haskell may In perfect con
fldence address bis appeal that iuds
ment at the bar Of public aplnion Re
reserved until the iacts afe relate
IN SO open court
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At L|BER-
AT0RS TOMB

Continued fuln ehHe 0nc
aat eaahled him western man. %
Ae nominalad over Tie eastern can
diaales not anly western man, but
4 man lacking III book learning and
lhe polish Of the schools No other
American President has ever no clear
Is owed his elevation TO hts oretory
Washington, Jefferson ana Lincoln
an1 Jackson. The Presidents asually
mentioned ia connection with him
were all poor schuars
NIs Complete Equipment
IL aAalyzIng lsincoln'H shareelerla
ties a5 speaker one Is Impressed
with tbs completeness o. ATS equip
neni ile possessed the Two thlnes
thar IRE absolutely essential 20 ei.
leeliye speaking namely. lnlofma.
llun anl enfaeslness. u one can be
called eloquent Who knows what he
Is talking about and means whet he
segf end knox of no better deiinI.
iiaH islrc0ns speeches we're ele.
daenl he was thoroughly inform.
ID upon Che subiec. he was nrcpaF.
I'd % meet his oppoaeHt upon the
general proposition elHcussed oF upon
ns deduction which coula be drawn
from il There was no ane1pl0red
llad into which nls adversary could
laad him. be bad carefully examined
every foot oi the ground aud wan
nul afraid oi niliall ar ambush. and.
shat wuS equally important he spoke
from sls own heart 20 the hearts Of
iaoss wh0 listened. While ihe print.
page can not lnliy repfedHre ths
Impressions made By voice iramh.
ling with emotion 0f tender wish pa.
lhas. one can aot lend she reports
al the debates without feeling that
lincoln regarded the subject as fas
ifaaseendins she amhlllonA or the
personal Interests ~ the debglers Il
eas ef lltile momeni. he said, Rheth-
81 lhes voted him 81 JuHFe Douglas
~ nf TOWN. bus Il was tremendously
imp0riant mat me question should
BE- aeNded rizhllf His reputation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

nAy have suffered nv tho opinion Q
omr. because he made them lhinl
ID depnly upon shat he said lha
they. iar the mumnt forgot him a
lneether aud yet Is this Aui ihi
ierY perfection of speech Z IS tht.
HufHose 9i the orator 90 persuade
and. t0 de- this he presents, moi him
self bet hia subject aomeone 10
ieserlbInb ihe dliieoaee between ne
mos'honea aul Cicero sald lhn
when Cicero spoke people said, hoN
wen Cicero speaks but when DE
noslhenes spoke they said lct Us 81
Halnst philip "a proportion as ON
can forget himself and become Who'll
IN absorbed ln the caUse which b
ls presenting ices be measure ul
the requirements 81 ofalory
ii addition 70 the two tsenllals
Lincoln possessed what may be coll
the beconaggy aids 20 oralory As
was & master ol statement Few hnY
eaualled him in the ahllliy le strip 3
truth Of surplus Yerbiage snd presen
4 h ita naked strength "a the dec
l1f8ilon of independence Re reed
thas there are eertnln self cTlden
truths. which ar lhefeia enumerated
if / were solng 70 nmend the pIopo
sltlon would say that oil truth q
self evident not that any truth VII
be universally accepted. for moi a
are 10 d position OF In tn attitude q
accept any sl3en truth d the III
serpreiatl0n 81 the parable Of tht
soWer. we are ielI that The cares %
his world end the deeeltlnlness o
1ehes choke the trulh aud il must
be acknowledged chat every truth ha
these or other difficulties 90 coatent
villa 9ut 4 truth mag be 80 clerl
stated that 4 WIN ann2mend lise
e gAyoac Whc aas net sume specia
reason Tor rejecting Il
objection to Slavery
SO one has mere clearly siNifd thl
fundamental obleciioaa g slafrr,
than Lincoln stated them and hl
he'd great adpaptaee over ais op
roaert IN being able "a slaie thosl
ohiecllors frankly f0r Judee Doue
los neither denounced nor deiendef
slayeEy as an Institution bis plal
embcdlel ) Compromise and be couf
not discuss slavery upon iis merit
without alternating either the slave
owner Oh The aholltlnnlst
Brevlty Is the soul Of Ait and
part Of llneolns reputation for vi
lies ia hls ability 20 condense q rrea
deal into few words, III WIS el
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ON STATUTES

The report oi Che investigating
committee appointed by the senate
and house on tie reyssl statutes
waa illed yesterday
The report simply makes andings
of fact aud returns ihe evidence with.
out foun5atlon The committee
ascettainel The fact that the statutes
we're edited and published aud ac.
cepted hy William I. Curtis. who was
appointed by The supreme court an.
dor The authority of the ncs passed
by the arst legislature
in an interview given by Represen-
latlYe Burnette Of Washlta county,
chairman OF the Joint committee, he
snys
"The scope Of the investigation au-
lhorized hy the Joint resolution was
broad enough TO cover the minutest
detail regarding compiling, editing
and publishing the statutes. but the
committee drst took up the authority
conferred by the act OF the first legis-
lature which authorized the supreme
court 10 appoint compiler and editor
Tor the work: the committee being
satisfied. after proper Investigation
that that sci conferred uoqn The sli'
pervisOr such power Al, whom be
should attach HIS certificate tu the
published volume. that same was an
acceptance of the book upon The part
1F the state Of oklahoma After set.
liine this question IN the cplniun Of
me ioinl committee. that bCdy az
recsed lls efforts toward the facts sur.
rounding the appointment uf the su-
perglsor and editor and the snbae.
auent publication
Personally HId many Admirable
features IN lhia book af statutes. and
am convinced that critical reYlHw ql
the same also when The attorneys
beeeme more familiar With Ahe al.
rangemeng Of the subjects. much Of
liie criticlem VIII ceesu. Ali complied
statutes are unless Fefnhmlited %
thp legislative hudy more oF lra
liauliy This Was especially lr'a wii'
Miiaans STATUTES AMI also Wllh al q
aiF Dast sosnl0u laws Some n sugps
we're made n fha language h1i u
care II ii aAY ease. has the meaning
been changed Therefore on the
,ho whole 4 viii meet the require
lmalis. The fule OF construction l1lu
ldnkn b. the eOurla Is thar the pub
lhefHd volume Is oniv the evidence 81
/ lthe am that only the enHfe lsed aud
enrolled cOng n the law Measured
lbs ihls rule the present revised stint
Inlna may safely b. relied upun b the
courts a. the evidence Of tlr law
i che legislature euu BASS over inf
matter without aellon ana thpg tlll
lrfmaln IN ail Inienls aud purposes thf
lav t fhe state. lpnylne the Qneliluf
j df lull 3ualeailhH 70 recourse % ile
i enrolled h|ll
/ IA Io Workmanship aud quality @
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rammstic. 4 moullef of thought
ayl necessarily an originator oi
Ae thought moulded Just as lfal
moulded into thr form 81 bullets ha
Is eNacllfeness increased 80 Thought
aay have iis nr0pagatlHg p0Wer ennl
n0usly increased by being mouldoo
hio a form char the eye catches AND
ne mpmers balds Lincoln gave eN
reMl0n 10 5he lhnughi OF his fol
.weN uni g9eo iht thought elicit
us expression.
ilis Gettysburg suoch n not sur
asaei Il eqnalled in beauty sim
llelt force and appropriateness hy
uy speech ol lhe same length oi anl
meuage II Is ths worli's model ~,
oqnpuge elegance ard eundensa
on he might safely rest bis repu
alton IS au orator Oh lhas apeecl
lone
He waB apt N llmsfaton--Ae one
more s0 4 simple story or slmllt
haWR from egerg.day llfe flashed be
ore bis hearers the argument that
wanted 70 present Tie dld not
peak over the heads al hla hearers
md yet bis language was never com
ionplace There 70 aireaglh m slm-
lclis and Linculn's style was sim
llieity Itself
lie Understood the power o. the
nlarragal0ry. for some OF his most
nwerful arguments were condensed
nta questions. 0f all those wlO DIS.
msseA the evils 81 separation and the
advantages 10 be derived from the
reservation 81 the Union. no one
ver pat the matter mere iorclbk
han Lincoln aid when. referring 20
ae possibility Of war ani the Ger
ainty Of peace some time oven Il
he union was digdcd, he called Gt
eneon 10 The fact thli the same ques
ION would hnve 10 be dealt With.
lnl then asked Can enemies make
reatlsa easier than friends can Aake
awsg
He made frequent Use OK Bible lan-
pagc and Of illustrations drawn from
lois Writ ll Is said that when he
Vas nreplring hls springfield speech
1858 be spent hours trying 10 find
eaRuaee chat g0nli express the idea
That dominsted his entire career.
namely. that q republic could not per
Nanentiy endure half Tree ana hall
slaye ANA that dnelly Aible passage
,aahcd through HIS mlfd aud he exl
laimed ! have found li y house
iiglded against itself can H0i stand
md probably no other nlhle passage
ever exerie al much inilnence es
this one IN The settlement Of gfcal
controversy
| hase rnmefaiet some. nnt an
bul the more important of his char
aeierlstlvs rs an praiar aud on lhli
dag III venture for tho NJ aleni il
turn the thoughts 0F lhl#aualnnel
laway from the gIna work lIal b
laeenmpishel as q patriot. awafgirlH
! hiA achievements III the llne Of state
! efkfi to the mesns empluhAa Is hin
/ Is bring before the public the idWa
which attracted attention 10 him
| His power as a public speaker WE
the foundation OF his success. aui
| while 4 Is 0baenred hy the snptl
structure that Has fsarel upon u
can not be entirely overlooked q
the returning anniversary of hi
hlfih calls incteaslue attention 20 th
Widening influence Of hla nork VIII
no milltafy career ga dazzle lhe ex
or excite the imagination Wlil +