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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
Goldman Case Continued.

Emma Goldman, anarchist and B. L.
Reltman, her advance agent, were in
structed and arraigned in Police Judge
Deasy's court yesterday on eight
charges each of conspiracy to riot She
was allowed like other women prison
ers to sit outside the dock, but in
sisted upon being placed in the dock be-
side Reitman and the other male pris-
oners and her wish was promptly COM
piled with
Attorney Ford, who represented the
defendants, made a motion for reduc-
ton of bail, but the Judge denied 1T.
The prosecution was ready to proceed
but at the request of the defendants
attorney continuance was ordered till
this morning. when he said he would
interpose demurrers to the complaints
The woman was told of her fathers
death in New York and took the news
coolly.
William Buwalda, the soldier. arrest
ed for obstructing the street and dis
turbing the peace. appeared before Po-
lice Judge Weller and the case was
continued till Monday.
Christian christensen, a gauger for
the customs, was charged before Judge
Shortall with disturbing the peace He
was talking loudly at Sutter and Fill
more streets shortly after the Goldman
woman's arrest, and declaring that she
was much better than the drunken
policemen who arrested her. when
Policeman JOY arrested him. He made
a similar statement to Judge Shortall
and said he believed in the principles
advocated by Miss Goldman. His bonds
were increased to $500 and the case
continued till Monday. Meanwhile As
sistant District Attorney Duke will
communicate with the federal authors
tn bo of hrfS Sff IN an
who is a native of Denmark.
The case of Alexander Horr, charged
with disturbing the peace on the night
of December %, was called in Judge
Conlan's court yesterday and continued
till Monday as Horr Is awaiting a hear
ing in the federal court as to his de-
portation to Hungary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
REGENTS OF UNIVERSITY
WANT CASH FOR FARM
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 15.-An appropriation of
the University of California at Davis
will be asked for at this session, with
the approval of the governor and the
board of regents.
This was decided at a meeting in the
governors office attended by Governor
GilIett, Lieutenant Governor Porter,
Regent A. w. Foster; Fletcher Cutler,
attorney for the regents; Senator Boyn-
ton of OroviIle, Assemblyman Wilson
of Winters and Judge Peter J. Shields
of Sacramento. It was decided that
an appropriation which would provide
for stock barns, poultry yards. hor-
ticulturaI and dairy department. as well
as school rooms and dornitory, should
be demanded.
The directors of the farm would
like to have 100000. Judge Shields
was asked to draw the appropriation
bill.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
ARRANGES HOURS FOR
COOKS AND WATERS

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
" r.N ~ an {, cooks,
state will rejoice If a bill framed for
their comfort by Senator Anthony is
enacted into law The bill provides
that cooks. walters and mattresses en-
ployed in restaurants, hotels, boarding
and apartment houses shall not work
more than 10 hours day or more than
six days a week. The 10 hours of
daily labor must be concluded within
ID consecutive hours to satisfy the de-
mands of this bill. Violation of the
law by employers is made a misde-
lNeanor punishable by fine ranging
from SO to $50 or Imprisonment Of
from to 80 days The bill aims not
only to secure the rights of cooks and
walters, but also TO safeguard the di-
gestion of diners who are presumed to
suffer at present from the faulty cook
ing and siovenly service of overbur-
dened employees.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
TO REVISE IRRIGATION
BINDING REGULATIONS
Especial Disbofch 10 The Call

ISpcctdl Dispatch 10 he Call
STOCKTON, Jan. 15.-Through the
efforts of the South San Joaquin cham
Der of commerce, which for some time
has been active in providing means
whereby that section will be afforded
irrigation facilities. the representa-
tives of this country in the senate
and assembly will work for amend
ments to the Wright act governing ir-
rigation bonding laws, so as to have
the law of the state conform with the
needs of San Joaquin county.
Under the present terms the proposed
bonding of so 900 acres for irrigation
purposes has been subjected to some
opposition owing to features deemed
unfair to property holders
The proposed amendment will facili-
tate irrigation bonding generally by
more equally meeting conditions incl
dent to such a movement
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
JOHNSON AND GREER
HAVE TILT OYER BILL

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 15.--W. w. Greer and
Grove l.. johnson. two Sacramento as
semblymen, had a tilt in committee
today that prevented the latter's bill
repeating the act for a drainage and
reclamation district comprising 10
counties in the Sacramento valley from
being reported on favorably. An open
meeting will be held in the assembly
chamber next Wednesday evening at
which every one interested will have a
chance to discuss the important propn-
sition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
CALIFORNIA pARLoR INsrALLs

The Following brothers were Installed
as officers last evening in California par
lor No /, Native Sons of the Golden West.
to serve for the coming term Senior
past president. Phil Cohen; junior past
president. A. w. Hobro; president, DIR.
A. E. Cert: first vice president. E. Ir-
win; second vice president. o. Pollock;
third vice president, M. Whelan; mar
shall, Henry +. Pernau; trustee, r.
Stockman: inside sentinel, NJ Black
man; outside sentinel, j. Unger; col
lector. III. J. Kohl; pianist, E. A.
Joujan. The installation was conducted
by District Deputy Grand President
w p. McAuliffe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
RESORTS
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Regular ThrouEh service

The Wonderlands OF the Pacific see ,s,4eo.,
sound the Wanganuf River md the IL. n ~. 49, ~
and Geysers-surpassinr the Yello0r a4e,ne = - -
Zealand Is al its best The 8 Z W.r;-
sails Feb. . Only $3.50 rounf t-,- - -a,,sa ",
lington. New Zealand first class an ~ 49,,
class. $S6.25. W. .nild
LINE To HONOLUTII-Snacg,l r,,,
rate. Sl10. s. s. Alameda sailinrs Ian az Up
20 Send for itinerary D. 81 8 r. e73 ~ 80. go.
ket st. Telephone Kearny 1231.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
To visit sam Francisco

would be like visiting Europe without
seeing Paris. II is the most beautiful
jewelry store in the world Visitors
welcome. 909 Van Ness av. near Ellis
A. Andrews. proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
POLICE EJECT AND
CLUB ANARCHISTS
Followers of Emma Goldman
Baked in Two Attempts to
Hold Protest Meetings
Three Arrests Also Result From
Gatherings of Reds in !.
Theater and Street

A meeting of protest against the ar
rest of their leader by the followers of
Emma Goldman ended last night in
their being elected from the Victory
theater by a squad of policemen. The
remnants of the crowd was scattered
when they attempted to again organize
IN the open forum at Post and Fillmore
streets. Three men were arrested, only
one of whom admits affiliation with
Emma Goldman and her social science
league. The others claim to have
Deen innocent bystanders
The meeting had attracted large
crowd and one of the speakers began
scathfng denunciation of the police de-
partment, when Captain Gleason
stepped upon the platform and ordered
the hall to be cleared A special squad
Of police which had been placed in and
around the hall forced the crowd out
side the door and, with considerable
olH1culty, managed to disperse them.
FRED zimmerman and Frank Kimber-
Ger, who claim to have been merely
passing the door at the time, were ar
rested for refusing to move on"
Later the meeting was continued at
the corner of Post and Fillmore streets.
captain Gleason again arrived on the
scene with his squad who were
oDhged to use their clubs freely before
the crowd would consent to disperse
FRANK Erkelen, member Of the social
science league" was arrested and
booked on two charges-'inciting
rot and resisting an officer"
Two leaders declared their intention
OF continuing the addresses at Fillmore
and Post streets and of raising $4,000
with which to furnish bail for Emma
Goldmans release.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
NATURES REMEDIES
TEA AND HERB SANTTARTTJar

scription successe,,I1-
treated with Tea ana
Herbs by DR.. Chow
Juyan, the famous Chi
nese physician, whosa
credentials are attesfeeI
BY the Chinese AmbaS-
sador at Washington. ID
Z, San Francisco Office
100 Clay st--Mon
Tues. We'd aud Thurs
stockton office, 100
North Hunter st.-Fri.-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
Not a Drop of Alcohol

What is "tonic"? A medicine that increases the
strength or tone of the whole system. What is an
Alternative? medicine that alters or changes un-
healthy action to healthy action Name the best tonc
and Alternative? Ayers Sarsaparia, the only Sarsa-
parla entirely free from alcohol Never take medi-
cine doctors cannot endorse. &c CAycr Co.. LoueH Moss
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16

special preparations are Cough Ginger. Re, a o.5
Herbs for Colds and Opium Abstainer's Food f"u
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16

Reliable Relief for Eyes That Need
care. Murjne Eye Remedx Soothax, :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-21
Ter ucne 9sraftifunt.
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len oucrtopii0en Vnrcrn!" tu)rrtc
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ten. 10 forrte ih mid, ia bieier Sod,e
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! mci1r llnrCnt, i'm nit ieinem groBen
Sbeim SIT perpedieln mo tnrner
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oon G0nlon6 Roltdub mar un$ n0lns
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bon Hoitan0 N%cplulten Cbicrtonlootc
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ser obcr icin Nreitide pcrIiert, neil er
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ucrbGnoe nit Scr aomif Die &2rbe
mo sic Sentinlcu1uIitdt mo ben 10
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uud) 10 iunig iein &iebcaleio su fla.
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piel &nnif uno in ocn &ortrag Ser
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Su6n 6. Yicper.

IS iiarb ON IL. 5ebrnor 1909. $50 stbenSs
Sobn e. @iepcr, 9~eliebter Sobl bon glu9nh
mo Scierc Gieper. I'M NIter bon 29 1abren 4.
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oct sunutag, gtahmitiua& nm ; ubr, bon
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iiatt. WeifcsIug Guf Der Baltimore Gcmctcrp.
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2einc Gdmerier, Seine Blcaeu.
gis Der loo Seiil Scr5e bttmt.
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Fnrtier 3ricf.
Gonncli


EdrtS. ill Ncbrltar.
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bes Iorfd)cns Gcuillp I'M Ieportc.
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grira5iiBc bot Die Sitbobn /. 6eic!t
I6eit einiiencn miiiieli, NH ale Die
2eibtrngenben binous 81 fiibrcn.
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Die fd16nftpm 0fiuuen oiis mnSert
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IN brr Shlc.

Mus benz Ralld) Der 8aIic,
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Qnhmia 10 ms ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-21
Siiredu Der uNDrtHern Scutrat 3ta'lwag
E,a,aAt

@uIttrore. llto., Q. SebruGr 1909.
Sic idbrlicne }erflWmluHa Der Giiionare
hteler GonIpn9nic mtro am Sauneyftag. octt q.
~sSebriinr 1909. ~ llbr MiittcD5. I'M @aipibii
rcnr, Stepit.Gdc non Galpcrt NIB Sentre' Str..
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Prdiiocnien mn oeS Sirtitcrtu!r5 fitr 1905
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ir3acii.
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4t3DS.5O2B
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SpbcSfdGc.

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6ortsslotitie, - Sabre at.
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9, Sobnnna. lub mid miIicn,
Sb Ili Mid Dem, nid)t nlebr licbIt,
Cob I'll mir ollf nlcinc Nricic
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Is lit nid)t gut, ipann Gll %pcrpcblIt;
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Gcun Iil lpie!it nit nleii'cm S~,er5elt
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3. s. od)chcr.
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On licbcnber Grinncrnua

al tnicre Dtuiier
Mriinu Scubcrt,
lucIlhP nor iluci 1abrcl 'tarh.
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: mic bari mar ondl bus SfcibCu.
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cnneli mir I'm Eim 9epeint.
Seine Yeioeu luareu grn3.
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En- Sehet uno iiberlll.
llnn mir lpcroeu ale truntcu,
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tJ2l Bon ibreu Stnocrn.
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8eriammInngS.Mn5cigcn

Sic SdhrceperfamnflIng uHo 98ahl ncn .
Sireiioren bee ,siprb.Srpnbmaa HeritancnteH
Nanpcreina" iinbti an Wiultag. Den -. Gt-
br!iar 1909. I'M sSerci!tslolule, 5r. 1883, TT
leans. SuGer, HIATT.
Charles sieamaue, TrditScnt.
George Sanif, jWn, Setretdr.
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Scrm,ihte Nu5cigcn.
Seiratbcaeiut,.

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Cehcuoem c5cidatt bier. ,piiitiht Ole SClunnt
'hutt elmer tiintiscu ilnaen Snncn jrrt3
oeiruih ut iHndhcll; ctlpdS Stupital erDilllldt.
tSeiGuiec Slicricn in Scmifh p6er @roltiN fir
cine gSohc. |%orCiiirc: ,H. 1920" Seuiihcr
Errreinpuocnt. OBJ
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9lnoreiu Sicbcnbad,.

81 iinrb am 20. SeDridr 1909 in iciner
gSohnung an Der ySofueIs glperiie III Jiaspebure.
Baltimore 9pirip, Mnorip Sieoenbahl i'm II.
Gebersiabrc, ~geliebter @dtie bon auru NicoeIts
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