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~. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit
O.. &. Knox and Alice n. Knox. Plaintiffs.
Edward McMauus and all persons unknown
interest il or lien or lnCumbranCp upon the
premises described Ia the complaint. de.
i"pnhHnts.
The ~ ntr Of South Dakota sends greetings
to the above named Defendants
YOU are hereby summoned aud required to
was hlrd in the office of the clerk Of the
circuit court In and for Hand rOunty. =. ID,
at Miller IN said COunty. on the nth
Gav Of July 1910 aud which prayE for
Judgment uuicting the title to ana
The rrmini at all adverse claims
against the premises described IN the com
pIaiut, towii. The Northeast quarter Ui
section hfIecu. in township one hundred
nine, north range SIXTY. eight. west Oi
the 9Th T.. Nj. ami to serve n copy OF your
answer to said complaint OH the underSign-
ed ut his office IN the city 81 Miller. Soul
Dakota within thirty dHEsaftrr the com
ulrtpd service OF this upon YOu eX.
elusive of The day uf such service; aud II you
fail to answer the said complaint within
that time the plaintins will apply to the
court for rrlief demanded in the Complaint
Ia ted at Miller. =, u. this 27th day Of
July, 1910.
HARLAN i. BISHFIELD.
Attorney for Plant ins
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June soto.


Department OF the Interior, y. =. Land
Once ut ~ Pierre. -. d. June ~, 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that Sarah NJ. Bur-
rett. formerly sarah NJ. kinvUn 1T Min -.
=. u. who. on Mar -, 1905 made n. +. no,
1SO42. serial M. O51l6 for NEh of NEIi
of See X aud NJ Of NWh Section ., Town,
ship 10 ~, Range 81 W. 9TH T. Meridian
has flied notice OF intention to make f"aI
five year Proof to establish claim 10 iht
land above described. before the County
Judge of Hand County at Miller. South
Dakota on the 9Th day Of August, 1910.
Claimant names AZ witnesses: Royal J,
eddy James n. Wiusell. Arlie q. Vinegar,
OF Miller. :. d. Osman +. Smith, of Sc,
La renee. =. ID.
JOHN l., LOCKHART,
Register.
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August AZ
Summons

state Of South Dakota. County of Rand
~. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit
q. &. Knox and Alice II. Knox. Plaintiffs.
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state of south Dakota. County Of Hand, 81
In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Charles +. Corcoran and +. J. Dunn, Plain
tiffs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
SPR[CKELS WILL
NOT CONTESTED
Attorneys for Elder Sons Ex=
plain That Regard for
Mother Prevented Suit

Whatever belief may have prevailed
tnat a contest of the will of the late
sugar king. Claus Spreckels, would be
instituted by his two sons, John D. and
Adolph 3. Spreckels. has been set at
rest. The time for the fling of con
test OF the will expired yesterday with
out the beginning of such suit. and the
following statement was given out by
their attorneys in explanation Of the
position taken by John D. and Adolrh
z. Spreckels:
John D. SpreckeIs and Adolph B.
Spreckels and their attorneys be-
lieved that a successful contest Of
the will of their father. the late
Claus Spreckeis, could be main
tained; but they realized that
contest Of this viii could not be
made without drawing into the
long and distressing battle which
would necessarily ensue, one who
occupies a sacred relation to them,
who is of great age, and is at pres
ent in a precarious. condition of
health. As they honored their
father, so they honor their mother.
They felt that no sense of wrong,
however great, could justify them
in doing anything to cause their
mother pain. Their regard and
consideration for her have avoided
Their attack on the trust clauses
contained in their fathers viii now
pending before Judge Coffey does
not affect any provision of the will
in her favor 1t involves only
questions of law
The contempt proceedings brought by
Rudolph and Gus Spreckels in connec-
tion with their suit attempting to
have the Union trust company removed
as trustee of the bond issue of the
Oceanic steamship company were con-
tinued yesterday by Judge Murasky
The arguments will be ended this morn
ing, having been put over on account
of the pressure of sother matters in
Judge Murasky's court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
OCEAN SHORE ROAD
TO BE EXAMINED
Board OF Investigating Engi-
neers Will Be Appointed by
and Report to Van Fleet


Receiver F. S. Stratton of the Ocean
Shore railway appeared in the United
States circuit court yesterday morning
and asked instructions from Judge Van
Fleet as to whether he should continue
to operate the road. The judge, in
reply. said the whole matter would
depend on the report of the investigat-
ing engineers he will appoint tomorrow
morning Meanwhile he advised the
receiver to run the regular trains as
before.
All interests were represented in
court yesterday. including the dissent
ing bond holders and the Mercantile
trust company, which is the trustee of
the company's first mortgage bonds.
Proceedings opened with Stratton's pc
tition. read in part and commented upon
by Walter Kaufman, attorney for the
receiver. w i. Brobeck, representing
the trust company, formally objected
against any receivers certificates be-
ing issued, on the ground that they
would take precedence over the mort
gage bonds.
H. d. Pillsbury. the intervenor, was
represented by z. J. Pillsbury, who in
vited other dissatisfied bond holders to
join him in the case. He proposed
Virgil Bogue, vice president and chief
engineer of the Western Pacific, as
to investigate the roads future.
Permission was granted by the court
to pay the overdue rent on the vaIu-
able terminal properties at Twelfth
and Mission streets, on which $4,000 is
owing
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
IkQUISITORS TRACE
ILLICIT SYNDICATE
Grand Jury's Inquiry, Headed
by John D. Jr., Shows Or
ganizatiOn Exists

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Syndicated
white slavery was under fire here today.
In the grand jury room District At
torney Whitman asked the investiga-
tors of the traffic to find indictments
against certain individuals who he was
satisfied We're leaders of the business.
It is believed that the searching in
vestigation undertaken by John D.
Rockefeller Jr as foreman of the spe-
cial grand jury has already proceeded
far enough TO show not only that an
organized white slave traffic really eN-
lists, but that there are close relations
between traffickers in women in the
principal cities of the country.
Ownership of any illicit resorts in
this city is being traced through title
companies and it is currently reported
that one man or syndicate has been
found to own several such places here
Outside investigation is under way TO
trace the affiliations of the reputed syn
dicate in other large centers of popu-
lation, east and west.
Prof, jeremiah w. jerks of Cornell
university and other men who have in
vestigated phases of the traffic were
summoned by Rockefeller and his as
sociates to give their testimony today
This new organization, the object If
which is to protect immigrants coming
into this country from petty frauds and
impositions, which was recently formed
in this city, with John Hays Hammond
as chairman and Frank A. Vanderlip
Jacob a. Riis and other prominent men
as his associates win attempt to ulti-
mately put a plan into action for a
wider distribution of aliens, particular
ly throughout the west so as to relieve
congestion in Manhattan. It's first task
will be to perfect a system by which it
can keep track of all immi grants VINO
leave New York for inland points
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
CONBOY TO BE TRIED FOR
MURDER JANUARY "a
District Attorney Fickert to
Conduct the Prosecution

The trial of Michael J. Conboy, for
mer captain of police, on the charge or
having murdered Bernard Lagan, was
set by Judge Dunno yesterday for jan
uary a. District Attorney Fickert
probably will conduct the prosecution
personally.
A representative from the office of J.
J. Dunno, attorney for Conboy, wanted
the setting of the case for trial post
poned week on account of Dunnes
indisposition.
Assistant District Attorney Maxwell
McNutt said he was prepared to go on
with the trial as soon as the court call
endar permitted, but added that Flick
ert had suggested tue case go over to
February II for the reason that he was
going out of the city for short Pc
riod before that date Judge Dunno,
however, considered the continuance
asked for longer than necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
How to Nip a Cold or
Cough i'm the Bud

To let cold or cough wear itself
OUT is both needless and dangerous
If you will take five minutes and make
up the simple remedy described below,
you can wipe out a cold or. cough as
soon as it appears. Even deep seated
coughs yield to 1T very quickly. A
whole pint of it costs only 81 cents, but
there is no better remedy at any price.
Take a pint of granulated sugar, add
half a pint of warm water and stir for
two minutes Put two and a half
ounces of Pinex in pint bottle and
fill up with the sugar syrup This
keeps perfectly and lasts a family
long time. Take a spoonful every
one, two or three hours The taste is
pleasing.
Use the ingredients as given here.
Granulated sugar makes the best
syrup. None of the weaker pine prep
aratfons viii take the place of the real
Pinex itself. which is the most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract. Your druggist has
it or can easily order it for you.
This mixture is also excellent for
whooping cough, bronchitis, chest
pains, etc
Strained honey can be used instead
of the syrup. and makes q very fine
honey and pine tar cough syrup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
AN ODD DISGUISE
A Blessing, Perhaps, but Very Ua-
slightly

A Blessing, Perhaps, but Very Ua-
slightly
The very latest Is the decree that
ugly faces, particularly the flushed kind
covered with erupttons and pinples. are
blessings in disguise and signs OF good
health. Nevertheless, they Indicate
that some favorite dish in the diet has
disagreed with the stomach. Buckwheae
cakes are one Of the causes at this
season of the wear. but when the skin
breaks out from whatever cause the
tirRely application OF poslam, the new
skin discovery. will cure II at once
Being flesh colored. poslam can not be
detected on the face and hands, so that
1t may be used by day as well as at
night to eradicate pimples. blotches.
botls, scabs. eruptions. hives, herpes.
etc. If the trouble is attended BY
itching. Sposlam stops il with first appli-
cation. just as ii does in eczema cases.
which il cures in a few days.
Fifty cents worth OF poslam will an
swer In curing any of these minor
troubles, and II NAV be bought OF any
reliable druggist. The Owl Drug Co.
always has II. A test supply sufficient
to clear the complexion overnight and
drive away pinpies in "a hours will be
mailed free TO any one who will write
to the Owl Drug Co. San Francisco. or
the Emergency Laboratories. No. So
West Twenty-f1fth street. New York
city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
OILKING'SSON WARS
ON WHITESLAVERY

foreman of the grand
urv eUhe New York
Rockefeller
riminalc building his fellow
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ELECTS OFFICERS TO-DAY
Regular Nominees to Be For-
maIIy Given Office

Officers and trustees of the chamber
of commerce of San Francisco will be
elected today in the headquarters of
the organization, 1889 Merchants, Ex-
change building
Ba aIIoting will take place between II
(noon) and 5 o'clock in the afternoon,
and the following duly nominated men
will be put into office:
william J.. Gerstle. president
William Matson. vice president
John Barneson, second vice president
Trustees
wallace M. Alexander John A. McGregoC
william NJ. Bunker G. F. sfichaeis
Robert Dollar Henry y. Nichols
&. n. Elliott II. G. Norton
Wellington Gregg Jr Henry Roscnfed
Charles d. Haven James Tyson
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
HARTMAN SUIT
MAY Be ENDED
OUT OF COURT
Taft Grants Audience to Judge
LOvett to Discuss Settle
meHt of Famous Case
Federal Action to Dissolve Dead
Magnate's Merger May Be
Dismissed

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1O.-Negotia-
tions have begun looking 10 a settle
ment out of court Of the governments s
suit for the dissolution of the merger
~ the so called Hartman lines
brought uunder the provisions of the
sherman antitrust law. The confer
ence At the White House was granted
Hy President Taft at the solicitation of
The railroad officials.
No decision Of any sort was reached
and the conference was the first Of
q series Of meetings to be held for the
purpose of determining upon what
srouud if any. the representatives of
The Hartman lines and the government
can meet Tor an adjustment of the sit
ration.
LONETrT MEETS TAFT
THE conference was attended by
Judge Robert c. Lovett. president of
the allied Hartman lines; Attorney
General Wickersham, Frank 3. Kellogg.
trust buster" and special attorney Of
rle United states in the case against
the railroads. and former Senator John
e.. Spooner and Maxwell Evarts of New
York attorneys tor the hartman n ilneS
The suit against the Hartman lines
which consist mainly Of the Union Pa
ciic. the Southern Pacific. the Oregon
short Line and the Oregon railroad and
navigation company. was begun follow
ing an inquiry before the interstate
commerce commission. 1t was during
these hearings that the enormous
stock holdings Of the Hartman lines
in other railroads first came to general
public attention
RECALLS HARRIMAN'S STAND
Hartman himself appeared before
the commission and was on the witness
stand several days. Hartman, it Will
be remembered. declined TO answer a
number Of questions put 10 him, and
The matter was taken TO the United
States circuit court for determination
Frank B. Kellogg and c. A. Sever
ance OF 81. Paul represented the gov
ernment I'm the case. Judge Lovett,
now the head Of the vast system Har-
riman built Up. was general counsel
for the railroads. Senator Spooner and
John g. Milburn also appeared in be-
half Of Hartman.
The suit Tor the dissolution of the
Hartman mel -er was brought in Salt
u Ike CITY and - pending in the courts
rhero. Testimony has already been
taken in a number of cities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
THWARTED IN PLOT
TO MURDER JAILER
Vallejo Prisoner Quickly Sem
fenced to Folsom for IL Years
SseeiaI DispaLoh . The Call

.
VALLEJO. Jan. 10.-Herman Behrids,
alias Fred Bastian. formerly a sailor
ou board the naval collier Arethusa.
who was arrested by Patrolman Will
liams while robbing a stationery store
owned by Mayor J. J. Madigan, was
tlyearted today in an attempt to as
sault Jailer Tom Linehan at the county
ail where he has been held awaiting
trial
Behrids had concealed piece Of
broom handle about two feet long with
metal knob from wash basin at
fached securely or the end inside the
leg Of his trousers. and it was evil
IDENTIFY his intention to brain the jailer
and make his escape by the aid Of
Linehan's keys.
a fellow prisoner tipped the at
tempted Jail break of TO the sheriff
who searched the sailor in his Office
"a nd found the ugly weapon
Behrids' trial was called later in the
day. when he confessed his plan of
escape. and was sentenced to Folsom
for u years by Judge Buckles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
s. p. WILL CONNECT
WITH n. p. TRACKS
Santa Rosa May Have Union
Station
I Special Dap0ich 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. Jan. 10.-After sew
cral months delay orders have been
issued by both the Southern Pacific and
northwestern Pacific railroad author
ities for the connection Of the extern
sion of the Southern Pacific around
north Of town with the Norwestern Pa
cifc in the northwestern part of the
city
a gap Of 200 yards has remained
from the end Of the extension 10 the
main line ever since the extension was
laid last summer The orders now is
sued call for the necessary grading
and the laying of a ~" by the South
ern Pacific. while the Northwestern Pa
cifc is to place the frogs and switches
and construct passing track from
The ~" to its depot at Fourth street
The laying Of this passing track
opens the way for the Southern Pa
cifc trains TO run around north OF
town into the Northwestern Pacific
depot. making it q union station.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
INDICTMENTS AGAINST
BANKER DISMISSED
Present Term in Prison Enough
for Edward s. RowIan
/ ISpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Jan. lO.-Four addi-
tional indictments which have been
pending against Edward 5. Rowlan,
former cashier OF the Bank Of Healds-
burg. who Is in san Quentin serving a
SIS wears term for embezzlement of the
banks funds. were dismissed in the
superior court here today on motion Of
the district attorney
The motive in dismissing the in
dictments was that to go TO trial would
involve heavy expense TO the county,
and the further fact that it is consid-
cred that the ends Of justice have been
fully met through the first conviction.
Rowland and his aged father between
them made good every cent of the
100000 which it is alleged was en-
bezzled from the funds of the institu-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
Shirtwaists Make Women Kin

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Shirtwaists and
democracy go together, in the opinion
of Miss Mary E. Mcdowell of the uni
versity of Chicago settlement. The
aristocracy of women's clothing is rep
resented by the princess gown" she
said while tailor-made suits and shirt
waists ARE the great Jewelers. that
make all women kim"
Miss Mcdowell reached these conclu-
sions after three weeks study of the
shirtwaist strike, involving 40, 900 girls
in New York. The sociologist related
her impressions on the strike at the
annual meeting of the women's trade
union league, held yesterday.
Shasta Water
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
COMMITTEE CUTS
COST OF DfFENSES
Expense for Fortifications Will
Be s2,5OO,OOO Less During
Year 1911 Than 1910

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Fortifica-
tions for the United States and insular
possessions for the year 1911 Will cost
S.. .617. .20o-over two and a half mil
lions less than for 1910. if the house
adopts the recommendations of the ap--
committee, submitted to-
day. The committee cut the depart
ment estimates for the coming year
S1,109,52456.
The largest single item in the ap-
propriation is for the sea coast bat
teries of the Philippine islands. where
it is recommended that $500 600 be ex-
pended during the coming year For
light and power plants in the Philip
pines $4,000 is recommended. for
searchfights for important harbors in
the islands $4,000, with some thou
sands of dollars for scattering items,
including $1,000 for the reclamation of
land for fortification purposes.
The total for fortifications in the
Philippines and Hawaii is S26Se3OO.
The sum of half a million is recon-
mended for sea coast guns and car
riages. and for the purchase and manu-
facfure and test of land turrets 1924
500, while 100000 is recommended for
the construction of fire control sta
tions and accessories.
The total for armament and fortifi-
cations for defense in the United States
is s1.97O.0oo the principal item in which
is one of 100000 for mountain, siege
and field cannon and equipment
To determine how carefully this
paper is read an advertising test GER
ttficate good for $50 cash IS nuhIished
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

To determine how carefully this
paper is read an advertising test GER
tificate good for $50 cash is published
on page A. Look it up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
southern PacIac MardI Gras Excurslon

To New Orleans. personally conducted.
lea Yes Third and Townsend streets de-
poi January %. Round trip. $3.50
Gricke*s good for 30 days trip via sun
iset route. Finely equipped train. Din
ing. sleeping and observation car serv-
ice See agents for details Ticket
Offices. Flood building. Market street
ferry depot. Third and Townsend
streets and Broadway and Thirteenth
streets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
SHIRTWAIST GIRLS
TO SPREAD STRIKE
Organizer Leaves New York to
Effect General WalkOut
All Over Country

NEW YORK. jan 10.-A national
strike of shirtwaist makers, involving
the calling out of $4,000 girls in 40
cities, has been decided upon by the
heads of the union here, according to
a statement by Salvatore Minfo. A
sympa thetic strike is necessary, the
union leaders say, because at present
many of the New York manufacturers
are getting their goods from factories
in othe cities.
Ninfor left New York today for New
England with credentials which he said
authorized him to start a general
strike movement there. He hopes to
call out 5000 shirtwaist girls in Con-
necticut and 10000 in Massachusetts.
Later, he says, the strike will be ex-
tended to Chicago and other cities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
The Oriental weavers.

More than 1900 years ago, as tiles
and marbles from Nineveh show,
splendid fabrics were being produced
for the adornment of the palaces of
the kings Of Assyria, and every orien.
tai rug becomes magic carpet when
one realizes how through the long days
OF the long centuries these simple peo
pie have been weaving in with the col
ors OF the jewels and the rainbow the
sunshine and shadow OF their own
lives. How much Of tears and eighine
has gone 10 the tying Of the myriad
knots or followed the flying shuttle on
its Journeys % and Argonaut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
When Ironinc.

The backs Of old kid gloves. sewed
together and used as an interlining to
kitchen kettle or laundry iron holders,
are Invaluable as means OF giving
protection to the hands without add
ing materially to the bulk Of the hold
Or. A piece OF felt. flannel, blanketing,
berge or even velveteen may be used
Is the outer covering.
When heating fatirons 1t is always
best to lift them and wipe after being
pn the gas stove.
Instead Of having an iron stand on
which to rest your irons, use an ordi-
nary brick for the purpose. The brick
being q good nonconductor, the irons
will retain their heat longer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
Tha Mnnths of Laavaa.

The botanist. the real investigator
who has got down to making real ex
plorations for himself, will talk to you
about the thousands Of minute sto-
mates on the surface Of leaf. These
invisible stomates are really the
mouths through which the leaves take
in carbonic acid. They are most abun-
dant ON the upper surface Of leaves.
Each is an oval opening guarded by a
pair OF lips which open and close ac-
cording to requirements. They vary
from less than 1000 to more than 20,-
600 to the square inch OF leaf surface.