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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
EUREKA'S EXPORTS IN
YEAR WORTH $o,I25, 700
Redwood Lumber and Dairy
Products Head List
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, April 5.-The annual re-
port of the Humboldt chamber of COM
merce shows the total value of exports
from this port to have been S9,125,-
T6U and an estimated tonnage of 570,-
91S. The principal export was red
wood lumber, of which 329,9S1,5O0 feet
was shipped, having a value of $6,Os2,-
600.
OF produce and manufactures other
than lumber and miscellaneous freight
there were shipped out 25,72S tons VAL
ued at $S,032.76O.
Dairy produce, consisting of butter
cheese, condensed milk and cream, and
casein, which were the principal items
the weight being 6,499,26o pounds and
the value $1,603, 100. Live stock was val
ued at $217,S70, wool at $153,S70, fish at
S165,S1O, meats, pelts, etc, at $95,42O,
fruit at $64,170 and vegetables at $36,-
$50.
The exports of manufactures of the
county other than lumber were valued
at $3S5,S80.
There were 1857 steamers and S6
wlnd1ammers, or a total of 1S43 YES
sells with combined tonnage of 1884,
S15, to cross the bar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
New Anti Option Bill

Al substitute anti-options bill, in
cooperating only the provisions of the
old bill relating to cotton exchanges,
was introduced in the house today by
Chairman Scott of the committee on
agriculture.
The bill, as agreed on by the sub
committee, makes it unlawful for any
person to send a message over tele-
graph or telephone lines, by wireless or
cable, or through the mails offering to
make or enter into a contract for the
purchase or sale of cotton for future
delivery without intending such cot
ton shall be actually delivered or re-
ceived.
The penalty is fine of 800 to
$1,000 and Imprisonment from one to
six months. Each message constitutes
a separate offense.
The bill also makes it unlawful for
telegraph, telephone or wireless COM
panies knowingly to transmit prohib-
tied messages
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
A few DOSES REGULATE YOUR
KIDNEYS AND END BACKACHE

harmless remedy. with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine, at any
price, made anywhere else In thu
world which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure. as a ifty-cent treat
ment of Pape's Diuretic, which any
druggist can supply.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the out-of-order Kidneys. bladder
and urinary system. cleaning, healing
and strengthening these organs and
glands, and completes the cure before
you realize It.
A few days treatment with Pape's
Diuretic means clean, active. healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs
and you feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape. Thompson & Pape. OF Gin
cinnati. is large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
OF your confidence.
Accept only Papes Diuretic-hfty-
cent trsatment-from any drug store
anywhere in the world
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Moon Bill Supported

The position in which the judges of
the federal courts found themselves as
a result of the salaries paid them by
the government was variously described
as Shocking 'grotesque," ''pitiful"
and 'intolerable" by speakers who ap-
peared today before the house judiciary
committee in support of the Moon bill
to raise the salaries of all judges Of
United States courts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Out-of-order Kidneys act fine
and Bladder misery simply
vanisheS

Out-of-order kidneys act fine and
backacne or bladder misery is relieved
after a few doses of Pape's Diuretic.
Pains in the back, sides or loins.
rheumatic twinges. debilitating head
ache, nervousness. dizziness. sleepless-
ness, infl4med OF swollen eyelids, worn
out feeling and many other symptoms
of clogged. inactive kidneys simply
vanish.
Frequent. painful and uncomfortable
urination due to a weak or irritable
bladder Is promptly overcome.
The moment you suspect any kidney.
bladder or urinary disorder, or feel
rheumatism coming, begin taking this
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
ARRESTED
IN MURDER MYSTERY
Shipped on Schooner on Trip to
Mexico
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

ABERDEEN. Wash. April 5.-The
schooner A. j. West arrived yesterday
from Santa Rosalia, Mexico Shortly
after the schooner reached its dock J.
Klingenberg, a donkey engine man, was
arrested on suspicion of being con-
nected with the murder of Charles
Hadberg, for which William Gohl, for
merly agent of the Grays Harbor
sailors union, is in Jail awaiting trial.
Klingenberg signed as a member of
the crew of the West December 27,
1909, and a day or two later left with
the schooner. Just what connection
Klingenberg's arrest has to do with
the murder is not made known by the
authorities.
An unsuccessful attempt to arrest
Klingenberg when the West reached
Santa Rosalia was made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
B'NAI BIRTH WILL NOT
FIGHT OFFENSIVE LAWS

WASHINGTON, April 5.-While del
egates TO the convention here OF the
the sentiment that the restrictive i'm
migration laws are offensive TO the
Jews, Harry Cutter. chairman of the
immi grafton committee Of the order,
today declared that the organization
would make no fight against the pres
ent regulations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
CONGREGATIONALISTS
GATHER IN PETALUMA
[seeeial Dispateh 70 The Coul

PETALUAdA, April 5.-The annual
convention Of the Sonoma county asso-
citation Of Congregational churches is
in session here. Among the prominent
speakers is DR.. Charles Brown of Oak
land. who addressed a large audience
last night. taking for his theme, The
Limits and the Reality of Religious
knowledge
The convention adjourned tonight
after an address given on Real Trans
formations Seen in California" by Rev.
l. D. Rathbone, superintendent of Con-
gregatiOnal work in northern Califor-
mia.
The association sermon was delivered
by Rev Jacob Spoolman on The Au-
thority Of Jesus"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
NEW GUSHER SPOUTS
OIL IN MIDWAY FIELDS
Estimated Flow for Three Hours
Is $4,000 Barrels
[Speoiol Dispoich 10 The Cali

BAKERSFIELD, April Ben Stroud,
a former university football center,
brought news Of gusher in Pioneer
Midway yesterday, with an estimated
flow for three hours Of $4,000 barrels.
The well was then sanded up and will
be allowed TO remain so until arrange
ments can be made TO care for the oil.
The American oil company has a well
flowing about 500 barrels. The oil is
Of very light gravity, the well being
only $40 feet
The Santa Fe's new well blew out
yesterday, throwing oil and water over
the derrick A tremendous gas pressure
is reported No effort is being made
TO finish the we'll until facilities can
be arranged to receive the product in
case big flow is found.
L p. St Clair. one of the directors
of the proposed California-Arizona pipe
line company. arrived here today. He
said the company had two men seek
ing a right Of way for the proposed
pipes and locations for the pumping
plants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Drydocks Held Up

In the house the naval appropriation
bill was under consideration all day.
few changes being made in the meas
ure. AS the house could not agree
upon resolutions of the committee on
naval affairs to increase the length of
the proposed drydocks at New York,
Puget sound and Pearl Harbor ap-
proximately to 700 feet, an increase of
about 100 feet, the entire appropriations
for those projects were stricken from
the bill, leaving their determination to
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
LOVERS DIE TOGETHER IN
FALL OVER 90 FOOT CLIFF
Bodies Badly MangIed by Pass
ing Train

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 5.-Whi1e
strolling along lovers path" near
Myersdale, last evening, Jessie Mey-
ers, aged "a years, and George Lin
deman, aged 2S years, fell over a so
foot cliff directly in front of a passing
Baltimore and Ohio express train.
Their bodies were badly mangIed
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
May Frank All Mail

Theodore Roosevelt and every other
former president of the future will be
entitled to send all mail free of post
age If a bill favorably reported by the
house committee on postoffice and post
roads today becomes law. The
franking privilege will be extended to
the widows of former presidents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
TEDDY GREAT SELF ADVERTISER
IS DECLARATION OF PARIS PAPER

appears o d a Of the Vatican Roosevelt
headline aouyu
in a o a on o He aalfad
the world
d ~ noisy ynnIsa
lions TO bpuntuh is travels fndm mcdcn
h m upon h uom whcn Mr. Roue-
ptnn md
his dEenm Amaoa
depmld mill hH of and NepY
conh0e Plus XadCd
pdt VaIph Americans Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Reports on Pension Bill

a bill designed originally to grant
pensions of $4,000 a year to former
presidents as retired commanders in
chief of the army and navy, and $4,000
each to widows of former presidents,
after being amended so as to deny
the intended relief for former presi-
dents, was reported favorably to the
Senate today hv Senator ShiveIv
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

ATTACKS SISTER IN LAw-DanIel w Shea,
horse dealer, was charged in Police Judge
Shortall's court yesterday with striking his
sister in law, Mrs. Grace Goodman. 121 Va
lencia street, and was ordered into custody
his bonds being fixed at s., 900. Shea's wife
has applied for a divorce and he says that
= when he wanted to kiss one Of his children
Mrs Goodman objected and he struck her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
TELEGRAPH OFFICIAL aEsreNs-st 1or,

April Sc. j. Frankel. superintendent of the
second district of the western division of the
Western Union telegraph company, with Of
fees here has resigned, it was announced to-
day, because of i'll health. w. R. Chapman
Of st. Paul has been appointed bis successor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
PRISONER SAWS

PRISONER SAWS BARS OF cELL-Ieayen.
worth, April George Frankenhouser. serv-
Ing a life sentence In the federal prison here
FOR his part In the robbery Of Great North
ern train in Montana in 1907, made un-
successful attempt to escape last night He
had sawed the bars of his cell door.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

DUMA SHES AT NEW NAvY-st. Petersburg
April o.-During the debate on the naval esti.
mates In the duma today the clause providing
Tor a credit of $500, 900 as the first install
ment FOR the construction of new ships was
stricken out.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
King Calls on Roosevelt

The king called at the Beasuit hotel
this morning. dressed in a generals
uniform. Roosevelt greeted him in the
lobby of the hotel They entered an
automobile and proceeded TO the cav
airy school. where the troops aston
ished Roosevelt by their display of
splendid horesmanship.
Admirable in every way" was the
comment that Roosevelt subsequently
made The king left Roosevelt at the
hotel after a two hours drive and in
spection Of various points about the
city.
Roosevelt had luncheon quietly with
his family and this afternoon they
toured the city, manifesting great in
terest in the splendid public works
OF the ancient Romans.
When asked to comment on what he
had seen. he said that no civilized man
can come TO Rome and not fail deeply
70 appreciate the source from which
MS civilization sprang. Tonight the
Roosevelt family dined with Reynold
Rodds, the British ambassador.
Roosevelt announces as baseless and
false the report that he intends to re-
pudiate President Taft for what he has
done or has not done. He has listened
10 the views Of a number of Americans,
but he has expressed no opinions him
self He will see Pinchot at Genoa, and
would have been glad to see Senator
SSoot II Root could have come to Europe
as he desired, but Root could not come.
Closely as I have been associated
with Roosevelt. can state that never
have I heard him say one word with
reference TO his attitude toward Presi-
dent Taft or as TO any of the great
questions in America.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Hepburn Holds Floor

For more than three hours today
Senator Hepburn held the floor of the
senate. He began his address shortly
after the senate convened, with the OBJ
ject of preventing a vote on Senator
Warren's hill authorizing the sale or
the surplus waters of government ir-
rigation projects. but he gave much at
tention during his speech to his pro-
posed amendment to the railroad bill
providing for a public lands court. He
also discussed the railroad bill.
Discussing the failure to enforce the
long and short haul provision of the
interstate commerce law, he declared
the $500. 100000 the Panama canal will
cost will be expended for the benefit
of the railroads.
At the conclusion of Heyburn's
speech the railroad bill was laid aside
for other business
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
R[NEWS ATTACK
ON SUGAR TRUST
Colorado Representative De-
mands Information in Re-
gard to Friar Lands

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Representa
tive Martin CD OF Colorado still is
following up his charge, made on the
floor of the house few days ago. that
a ruling of Attorney General Wicker
sham has enabled the Havemeyer sugar
interests to secure a large section of
the Philippine friar lands.
He introduced today a lengthy priv
ileged resolution calling upon the sec
retary of war for detailed information
on the islands bearing upon his accu-
sations.
His resolution requests copies Of all
correspondence in connection with the
sale of the $1,000 acre estate in the
island OF Mindoro; a list of all other
sales and leases by the government in
the islands; transcript of all railway
franchises and details of their construc-
tion and bond issues.
Martins resolution. was referred to
the committee on insular affairs, from
which he may recall it at any time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
ROOSEVELT AND
MONARCH MOTOR
THROUGH ROME
Witness Maneuvers of Cuiras=
siers, and HOrSemanship
Wins Teddy's Praise
Inspection of Classic Ruins Gree
ates Enthusiastic Comments
From Great American

titles of cablegrams from the United
States and by persons who have called
upon him here in Rome. Significant
among these are Catholics and Prot
estants. including priests and clergy
men. Both Catholics and Methodists in
Rome now realize that Colonel Roose-
Welt is determined TO deal with all
alike. acting precisely on his principles
Of toleration ana equality. treatment
which always has guided him. Even
Catholics close to the Vatican are be-
ginning to understand that his attitude
sn connection with the audience with
the pope had no relation with them or
their religion.
The Methodists here likewise know
thar he has no intention to permit his
action with reference TO the Vatican
70 be used by them to make capital
as against the Catholics. All Rome is
agog over this latest development and
general approval is being manifested
because of the course Roosevelt is pur-
suing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-31
A aBill BAILEY joke

An actor talked sadly of Will Cam
non author of Bill Bailey" and Goo
goo Eyes" who died in poverty last
month in Michigan
Poor Bill. he said, "was too hap
py-go.mcly to save. but then, he
didn't got from his songs the profit
that q good business man would have
got Bnl was 100 flighty to do much
business.
One April Fool day in Shawnmt
he and | entered a basber's, to he
shaved The shop was empty The
barber had Slipped our somewhere.
Wen have some fun said Bill, and
throwing of his coat and hat. he drew
on white jacket
AN old gentleman came in.
Shave, sir2' Bill asked politely
Yes. please; close.
Bill lathered him UP and rubbed
the lather in with his fingers. Then
he lathered him again. Then going
to the rack, he pnt on his coat and
hat, lit cigar and calmly started
out
Here said the old man, sitting
up in the chair, atent you going TO
shave me2'
" Oh, no, sir said Bill. with a look
Of surprise We only lather here
They shave four doors below
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-31
FARMERS INSTITUTE DATES

The following annual meetings oil
County Farmers institutes have been
announced. Chandler, April %. Bris
tow. April 2G Nowata. April 2S: Ant
lers. May IA, and saltwater. May ~
State lecturers win be present to
discuss subjects of interest to farm
ers and business men, the specialties
being forage crops. cereal crops. live
stock and dairy industries. Discus.
sions on domestic science will be Civ
en- for the benefit of Che ladies'. A
full set of officers and delegates 10
the annual institute to be held in
saltwater on the second Tuesday in
August. are to be elected
The following special institutes viii
be held. Mayas county. April % and
30. Muskogee county, May >: Chero-
kee county. May 81 Adair county,
MAY 4 Seuuoyah county. May 3 and
6; McCurtain county, May 3 and 10;
Choctaw county, May II and 12;
pushmataha county. May 13.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-31
FOR BOYS CORN CLUBS
Senator Gore Suggests Diplomas
County Contests

Senator Gore, who is advocating
boys corn clubs for boys under the
age Of lG years. has written The state
board of agriculture suggesting that
lie department give diplomas in the
county contests, and a diploma for.
the youth who wins the highest per-
centage in the state. TO such winner
the senator will give a free trip 10
Washington ana let him see the Ma
tional end of the Government in opera
ton. Senator Gore writes to Secre-
tary Barrett as followsa
Il suggest that diplomas should be
granted by the board of agriculture
to the winner in each county, and /
will give the winner in the state a
trip to Washington at my expense.
Such trips are being given boys of
other states, and once here, they are
shown the city by Secretary Wilson.
This will stimulate great interest in
corn production Of the state. If we
can keep the boys properly interested.
the problem OF black to the land
will be solved The time should come
when not farmer in Oklahoma eithe
buy or sell a bushel of corn He
should not buy because he raises
enough, and should not sell because
he feeds It. II others can buy the
corn and buy the stock. and feedins
one 10 the other, sell at a profit, why
not let the farmer raise both, AMI
pocket all the profit?"
Secretary Barrett announces that
the board will follow the senator's
suggestion as 10 diplomas, and have
them signed, when issued, by the gov
ernor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-31
DAY ORIGINALLY HAD
RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE
Practice Of Sending Persons
on Useless Errands Grad
uaIly CTspt' IN
Fools' pay comes agaIn Frlday.

Fools Day comes again FRIDAY,
April J.
April Fools day hasn't always been
day Of Jokes. II one wishes TO go
back into antiquity he can find the
origin of this spring pleasure day
II is said that the great Huff feast
Of the Hindus was held on what IS
now March 81. This day had reli-
gions significance TO the Brahmins.
Articles were practiced, such as
sending persons on unnecessary trips,
but the real ''fooling" jokes didn't ap-
pear. Later on it is found that early
in the Christian era the people of the
eastern countries had one day usual
ly in the same week with the Easter
feast, when persons would be sent
on useless errands. In the middle
ages day was set aside in the early
spring for pagents by which scenes
from life of Christ would be shown,
with no sense OF impropriety, how
ever. IN some unexplainable way the
practice of sending persons on fruit
less errands crept in with the obsefv-
ance of this day.
The religious significance of the day
has been obscured with the joking
element, which now surrounds April
1. The wise person on April Fools
day is wary and always on the look
out for tricks to be played on him. In
stead of having bis mind full of re-
ligious thoughts he has a good sup
ply Of "dontsp stored up in his cram
ium. This is his only protection on
April Fools day.
Some of these "donts" are as fol-
1ows:
Don'ts For Foofs Day
Don't use the contents Of the sugar
bowl without investigating. 1t may
contain salt instead of sugar.
Don't attempt to kick the hat you
see lying on the sidewalk. Bricks
have been known to rest under an
innocent appearing lid.
Don't make a grab for the money
you see scattered over the sidewalk
You can't get it for it is tied to q
string which is in the hands of some
JuktT. ne Will jefh llc iHVHtY ilnHi
your outstretcbed fingers in a way
that Is mysterious and embarrassing.
Don't be in hurry to find that
hole in your coat OF dress, or that
stain on your shoe II you do YOU
win furnish lot of fun for the
Fools day jokers.
Don't rush home after receiving a
telephone call saying that the Little
Darling has fallen into the cellar.
Messages are jokes on Fools day,
Don't buy a motor car and a coun
try home on the Telegram YOU may
receive stating that your rich rela-
tive is leaving you his fortune Of
several thousand dollars. Bogus tele-
grams figure in the April Fools day
fun.
Don't believe It If one tells you that
your face is dirty or your tie is un-
tied.
Don't accept everything as joke
though. and pass It by without notice,
Sometimes real things look like jokes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-31
TANGLE At MUsk0GEE
Peculiar Condition Exists Fol
lowing Prolonged Elec-
ton Contest
Snecial to nailv Leader-

Special to Daily Leader
Muskogee. Okla, March 30-Aftef
two and half years of litigation, 7,
r. Palmer, Republican, has received
mandate from the supreme court
ordering him 10 assume his duties as
member of the board of county
commissioners of Muskogee county.
The election board declared w. II.
Harris. Democrat, elected. The
case was carried to the supreme court
but in The meantime Harris was de-
posed after a grand jury inyestiga,
ton which resulted in the suspension
OF all members OF the county board
j. j Brotherton was appointed by
the governor TO take Harris place
He was serving when the mandate
giving Palmer the sea- came. Palmer
had not served more than three hours
however. before a telegram came from
Guthrie ordering the mandate to be
held in abeysnce. But it had al
ready been recorded and Palmer had
commenced to act If Palmer can
hold his seat the board of county
commissioners is Republican.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-31
BRIBERY MASS MEETING
Tomorrow Citizens of Pittsburg
Will Voice Their
Indignation

Piitsburg, Pa. March 3l-Friday,
April /, has been SET, it r AS announ.
ced today officially, as the day upon
which Pittsburg shall give vent 10 its
Indignation for the grating practices
which are being revealed It is not
that the public has been unmoved by
he exposure thus far but so over.
whelmiagly sensational has been the
wave of graft the Indignation OF
righteous citizens has been little fea-
tured A civic committee has decid-
ed therefore that to make this indie-
nation spectacular BY expressing it
ensemble with band music and with
speeches at monster mass meeting
in Exposition hall next Friday night
Ministers have indorsed the move,
ment and are urging their congre.
cations TO attend thousands of per
sonal invitations are being sent to
business men and general advertis-
ing campaign IN street cars and news
papers began today.
Will lndorse Expose
The object Of the local great civic
gathering will not be only to express
adherence Of graft but 10 lndoFsP
the work of the authorities who have
exposed its ramificafions here and 70
plan a general crusade for civic clean
liness.
Coupcilmen. implicated by the con-
fession of Former Councilman John
Klein. are preparing o maize a strong
fight against this evidence, II rs I'M
derstood Some declare that prior 70
Kleins confession he wrote them
pleading letters reciting that al
though he knew they We're innocent
OF graft. be was financially emhar'
rassed and asked them to contribute
money to his support
A report has gained credence that
the government is taking a hand ID
The latest graft Investigations. Two
special agents from the department
of Justice have been in he city dur,
ine the last week and ii IL rumored
their reports contain startling facts.
as vet untold The agents refused to
discuss their mission here