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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

~ UEEN LILLIAN ascends a blossom
4 throne at Santa Rosa today. BeA
& gins her triduan reign. The her
aids trumpets call the court. Into the
veins of every native and borrowed
subject within her gates, Santa Rosa
infuses a subtle wine of life that adds
royal lineage to the blood. Bar sinister
there is none. All are to the purple
born. Behold full 10000 souls and
every one a knight or lady of the
court, All, matchless kingdom that
grew so softly out of budding rose!
In the Santa Rosa lexicon festival
has always meant the beauty. the per-
fume, the joy Of flowers and fair wom-
en- and a hospitality so full and simple
that it knew no bounds at all. A rarer,
fairer season few mortals ever knew
than begins today in the city Of the
valley of the Sotoyomes.
Other cities have their festivals, their
carnivals, their frolics. But every ra-
diant fiesta based upon the unfolding
of flowers must turn to Santa Rosa for
its norm. Santa Rosa is the mother of
rose carnivals. 1t originated and IL has
never ceased to teach, to lead the way.
Other cities, also famous for their bow
ers and their gardens, might as easily
have been first to make a holiday with
rose. The significant fact is that
other cities did not see the opportunity.
Santa Rosa did.
On May 10, 1894, Santa Rosa held the
first real rose carnival that California
had known. The development of latent
possibilities at that carnival amazed
all the visitors. And most amazed OF
all were the Santa Rosans themselves.
1t was truly the birth of the grand
idea-an idea which has done so very,
very much In spreading California S
fame around the globe. Santa Rosa
may not be inclined to count that first
carnival, except as a beginning, be-
cause the carnival of the next year so
far outshone it in size. in Splendor, in
all the tabulation defying elements that
so enrapture the senses. 1t was plain
enough that the men and women who
do the real work of such affairs had
never stopped their labors since the
initial effort of IL months before
had shown them in dim way what
really might be done. At the conclu-
sion of that second carnival Mayor
Sutro turned to Mayor Edward F.
Woodward and called him rightfuIly
the proudest man in the world. Gov
ernor Budd led dazzling Queen Isabel
to her throne and used his disengaged
arm in a sweeping GESTURE as he said
Two years ago. no such thing as this
would have been attempted. Santa Rosa
originated this kind of carnival last
year AS she begins her second she
finds half the cities of the state vying
with each other to show the world in
the way that she has shown them.'
heard the words as they fell from his
lips.
1895. Santa Rosa had chosen three
coiors for a draping that extended
everywhere that the banks and garIands
of roses would permit. Orange, olive
and wine--those were the tints Some
body had even dyed white bulldog in
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Gossip of Railwaymen

Tonopah; F. NJ. Jenifer, traffic manager
Of the Tonopah and Tidewater: w. F.
Lincoln. assistant general freight agent
of the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake, and F. W. Gomph. agent of the
Pacific freight bureau. have been in
conference for the last several DAYS
relative to freight rates in the Nevada
districts.
Ogden Mills has been elected presi-
dent of the Virginia and Truekee rail
road, to succeed his father. the late
ID. o. Mills.
o. Meadows has been appointed train
master OF the first and second districts
on the eastern division of the Western
Pacific, with Office at Winuemucca. New
The jurisdiction of T. l. Corwin, train
master at Elko. New. will hereafter in
elude only the third and fourth districts
of this division. s. j. Stewart has been
appointed chief dispatcher. with ONCE
at Elko. succeeding j. L. Perry. as
signed to other duties.
Adam Darling. claim agent OF the
Western Pacific. who recently went east
10 claim his bride, has returned 10 his
work
u u EuWdfuS, Tor years passenger
traffic manager of the Cincinnati. Ham
ilton and Dayton at Cincinnati at pres
ent president of the Ohio Traction com
pany, is in the city with Mrs. Edwards
They are touring the west in search OF
pleasure.
Omcial announcement is made Of the
appointment of F. W. Huuer to be chief
clerk OF the operating department. OF
the Southern, Pacific Norman COIIyer
is appointed assistant chief clerk.
sOfhces on the tenth floor of the Flocd
building are being placed in order for
Paul Shoup, recently appointed assist
ant general manager OF the electric
lines Of the company.
For the irst time in 10 years the nm
organised employees OF the Gulf. Colo
Iado and santa Fe lines in louisiana.
Texas and Oklahoma, are to receive an
increase Of per cent in wages. Tbe
order anects nearly 10000 employees.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Z MOVING picture machine in action
n in Powell street yesterday after
noon caught Charlie Miles of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul and
Jules Clerfayt. who owns several At
lantic steamship lines. in the act of TAX
Ing the never again vow.
Had it been known that the moving
picture machine was in the neighbor-
mood and in action, both would have
waited until they entered their Offices.
Miles, who keeps a close watch over
Clerfayt, insisted that Jules take the
oath. Jules raised his left hand high
in the air and started to repeat after
Miles, Never again." when Billy Web
vened and made Clerfayt hold up the
right hand.
The pictures will be exhibited al the
Orpheum in a few weeks, and already
the transportationmen are talking of
theater party so they can see Clerfayt
taking the vow to never again" at
tend the matinees in Powell street.
The railways in Texas have notified
the state railroad commission that if
reductions in their Texas rates on cot
ton are made as proposed they will be
improvements. The Improvements con-
templated for the next two years ag-
gregate S25,000,0 but this may have
to be cut down TO $4,000, 900. The
work planned includes about $50 miles
of new line and large numbers of new
cars and engines.
]. E. O'Brien, superintendent of mo-
tive power of the Western Pacific, is
out of the city for. a few days.
With the completion of the San Diego
and Arizona from San Diego to Yuma.
it is announced that Armour & Co., the
big Chicago packing firm, will start
the erection of an immense packing
plant in San Diego to cost 100000.
Eugene Fox, general freight and pas
senger agent of the FL Paso and South
western, and c. II. Phillips, general
agent at Los Angeles. are in the city
for few days.
w. D. Forster. trafic manager Of the
Tonopah and Goldfeld; J. H. Brown.
traffic manager of the Las Vegas and
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
HANDICAPPED

The people in the next door
Are kindly, but
They harber that decided bore
A barking mutt.
But little peace are we enjoying;
A barking dog is most annoying.
The rules forbid it. as they know
So says the lease:
II we complained. he'd have to go.
And We'd get peace.
The landlord would uphold US n,avhe
But we can't kick; we have baby.
Kansas City Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

J. ]. GOODMAN, businessman OF Bakersfield;
E. NJ. Brattain. merchant OF Lakeview Ore
and L. p. Graney. a preacher OF Independ.
ence, Ia. are among the recent arrivals at
the Argonaut-
F. H. ADAMS Of Topeka. H. r. o'Rryan. a real
estate man Of Monterey. and Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Stark of Vancouver are among the recent
arrivals at the Stewart.
E. S. HoTCHKIss, Mrs. C. A. Hotehki<s Of
Bridgeport and Miss S. E. Warner Of Water
town. Coan-, make up party OF tourist.
staying at the FairmOnt.
THOMAS AccANN, wine merchant. returned
from business trip north yesterday and has
engaged apartments at the st. Francis
SENATOR CHARLES N. BELsHAw came down
from Antioch yesterday and is staying at the
ST. Francis.
H. H. PATTERSON and E. H Brewer. fruit
growers of Patterson, CAL. are at the Dale.
w. H. McCLINToCK, mining man from Val.
ley Springs, is stopping at the stanford.
W. L. JACKSON, prominent merchant Of Ohio.
and Mrs. Jackson are at the Normandie
c. o. MAGEE of Toledo is at the FairmOnt With
Mrs. Magee.
H. HUNTER, mine owner Of GOldfeId, is az
the Turpin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Pierce oil company greatly hadpped in its fight for the Mn
view OF Temed this situation that it is seeking acquire exten
is at present Importing most of its crude oil supply for its refinery
petroleum companys field at Ebano, that port
The Peasons close to Daz, that
play from the This firm solicitation of
Daz built the railroad the sthmus of ehuanepec and
equipped the terminals with modern machinery handling freight
This enterprise has resulted benefit Francisco
and California because created important competitor with the
overland railroads. Doubtless understanding exists with the
railroads and there curoa competitions but Notwithstanding
this the Tehuantepec important factor the regulation
OF 1t remarkable enterprise in this respect that
undertaken spite of its uncertain the completion
OF the Panama canal 1t quite doubtful whether there will be
business worth considering for the Tehuantepec after the
canal is opened
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

you look blue and reeretful,,
Il am. I spoke hastily to nv wifA
this morning
rs it possible?"
Yes. She asked me if she could
have two spring hats this year. and
without thinking, / said yes %,
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
QUEER

Bunyan was worthy man,
But always very poor;
Homer was tramping bard
And Greece he used to tour.
Keats was never blessed with cash.
Burns was always broke.
Few of these immortais had
A thing to put in soak.
Alas, it's hard to understand.
In fact, It's rather queer.
That Fielder Tyrus Cobb shouId 49,.
Nine thousand plunks a year.
cleveland Plain Dealer
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Instead OF estimated increase
results show actual decline of c1662o32 These figures nd
cate dcit OF tA0OO0 at the end of the English fiscal year
OF deficit of this size easily handled by wealthy
nation and considerable OF will by the collection
of back taxes when the budget becomes The income fax
being collected but the financial neegnum to speak has
created condition of confusion in the treasury that
affect and unsette the making of budgets years
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

be purged of his sins and washed white
He investigation and feels confident OF vndicaon
cleansing property of due
of law.
Nobody Francisco doubts the facts underlying the
OF Mr. Detier Nobody San Francisco expects to
him of that crime may be that Mr.. Dewlers
grin justified of the situation but San Francisco
expected laugh the joke The city be forgiven
contemplation the situation created by Mr. Detwiers
render. of humor appears imperfect.
Notwithstanding his prolonged absence foreign parts for his
be said that Mr. Detwiler is welcome in San
be that after the mysterious alchemy of the law
cot in permitted leave the without
his character but whatever the result San Francisco will
have changed opinion of the nature OF his operations
nothing else has been accomplished it is certain that
his like been made exceedingly uncomfortable
spell follow his example have been
notably diminished.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

why does woman enjoy being
sad over the misfortunes of a ficti+io,,ss
heroine at Matinee said he.
oh, don't know" replied she
why does man enjoy scoIdinr the
baseball umpire about something tbat
doesn't personally concern hin, %,
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
BEAUMONT AND FLETcHER

Freshley-In the class this norni,e =
the professor said something ahouf
Beaumont and Fletcher. I know who
Beaumont is, of course; he's the new
outfielder for the Cubs But who tbe
Sam Hill is Fletcher? "
The Other Chap-Why, you bonehead
he's the guy that says you must chew
your victuals 136 times before Won
swallow 'em--Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

A student who had frequently asked
leave of absence offered on one oeca-
sion as a reason the necessity of at
tending the funeral of a cousin.
Well, said the doubling instructor
Il suppose / must let you go; but I do
wish it were a nearer relative.''-Ljp-
pincott's.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05


I W. SHOEMAKER, a book publisher Of Phila.
aelpnis' Is at the Palace with Mrs. shoe
l. :. JONES, businessman OF ST. Louis. is at
the st. Francis with his family.
W. R. sAScRoFT. a wsn known automobile
man Of Merced. IS at the cais.
N. KAUFMAN. vine merchant Of, New York.
Is staying at the NOrmandie.
W. o. LUDLOW, architect Of New York. is
registered at the St. Francis.
RALPH W POPE. an engineer Of New Yors. il
guest at the ST. Francis
CHARLES z. LADD, banker Of Portland. i
registered at the Palace
Mr.. AND MRS. Z. 7. HOLMES OF P.s.de,.
guests at the Palace.
DIR. AND MRS. T. o. McswAN Of vissr, -.
guests at the Msnx-
N. FREMONT SMITH Of Washington ID r 4.
staying at the Manx.
J. A. GILBERT. merchant Of wstsonv,u. 4.
at the Belmont
P. FULLER, Businessman OF Los A,vs,..
IS at the Turpin-
H. c. KEYEs Of Sacramento Is at n. s.
Francis -
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Plain Truth
About Railroad
Regulation Bill

roads, permitting them without check combinations in
restraint of competition 1t pretended
vision requiring the and approval of the
commission for between railroads before
agreements could go appear to be true
The only control given the
to institute tedious lawsuit aside the fixed by
and pending the determination this the
would continue in effect If the conclusion of the
found be unreasonable the railroad
another agreement slightly different character process
litigation would begin all again only result bill
would be to make conditions little than they
This make combinations beyond control would put
the industries OF the whole country the the railroads.
Senator DolIver pointed in these words:
To invite these % outth towns
villages
would be allowed
the industries which the life the
ought
The bill by Attorney General Wckersham of whom
Doliver say:
The hand this original bill did pay repub-
little brief
of unworthy members when this bill
the republican to
silent really
This bill urged ulhlmen republican pledges 1t
nothing OF the have endeavored bill
will be such fulhment that does the
commission the suspend before
on and pending inquiry whether they reasonable
this power created the whole would better 90 over
another congress touch with the popular demands
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

unchanged and under pressure. but apparently
this program has failed to work successfully.
The vital objection to the bill raised by
the insurgents is that it repeals the Sherman
law against trusts as far as it applies to rail-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Insurgents
Refuse an
Invitation

reply Senator Ryner he said speaking for the republican party
years
good people
enough the fight good but did feel
before would pitch toward the democratic because
leadership the republican
1t of record that wanted votes to
eavagan schedule the designed greedy
he could always rely sufficient democratic
make his point The only really aggressive
American politics today found among the
republican There honest
democratic SIDE but they aggressive
1t plain fact OF the situation that in the congress
initiative for reform legislation has from insurgents
explains why years many conscientious
the republican party So they have
be described Roosevelt democrats"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

the invitation on grounds which will doubtless
be regarded as valid. Mr. Dolliver has small
faith in the democracy and points out that the
party is quite as radically split the great
issues as are the republicans themselves. In
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

@ONGRESS all tied up knots the administration bill
for the regulation of railroads. The bill given
gress in the could be through
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Smiths bill has virtually the same purpose as
that introduced by Smoot in the senate All
these bills are intended to facilitate the seizure
and appropriation of water power sites now
held in the public domain We quote:
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

ENATOR RAYNER of Maryland invites the insurgent epub
party but Senator Dover of Iowa
speaking for the pogessve his side of the refuses
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

K National conservation association, Clifford Pnchot president
issued warning against the bills introduced
REPRESENTATIVES, Englebreht California
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Chaotic
Condition of
English Finances

obtained is shown by treasury return made for
financial year follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
| War for
| Control of
an Oil Market

said that Pearson felt himself beaten and ready quit
Now he said be fortified with strong backing OF Mexican
capital and the fight proceeds with renewed vgor dispatch from
the City OF Mexico describes the situation:
II Clay Pierce has let it be known since his here
last ditch He admits that company
the naugud
=teTests have than his The
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
The Power
Site Grabbers
at Work

bill introduced March Of
pending
would the all federal
o OF all
and responsibilities OF the national with respect
BY Senator Carter Montana IS so aud Representative
(H 1882 The bill
Representative Engebgh of California Oh 23 would subject
thus destroy the federal ownership of
These bills backed by powerful lobby financed v the
grabbers the agitation in favor
these propositions that they claim already own tb
the rights under constitution If that tr
why don't they their rights The are OPEN
The conservaonists hold purpose to keep these vuab
rights of They perfectly willing they sEouc
1 e leased under grants irrevocable for fifty years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Standard oil, operating under the name of the
Waters-Pierce company, and on the other the
great English contractor, Sir Weetman Pear
son, and the interests behind him working
under the name of Pearson & Co. A year ago
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

UNUSUAL financial conditions created by the refusal in
November of the house of lords pass the British BUDGET
by LLOYD chaos
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

NONTROL of the Mexican oil market the prize for whc
gigantic financial interests contending 1t appear
- be to the knife. quarter On one side
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

in the national treasury The country was
practically committed to a scheme of taxation
of from which the most important items were
finances omnted. ne alnerence between the results
--- expected from the budget and those actually
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
OUGHT THE
BURCL AIRS
PolicemanC CapturesOne
Safecracker After
Running Bate

New York July 6.-Aftcr a TEN
ming fight between safecrackerS and
police IN Harlem today in which
thirty shots we're exchanged. the po-
lice ran one fugitive up an elevated
railroad stairway and captured him.
The second man ran into a tenement
house and disappeared
The burglars showed fight when
found by Zerando di Angeles. pro-
prietor Of First avenue cafe. drilling
holes in safe in which Di Angeles
for the last month has kept from
$4,000 to $1,000 belonging to Italian
societies. AS they dashed out of the
place they opened fire. hi Angeles
was not injured. and yelled for the
police. Policeman Albinger finally
cornered a man on the l. stairway.
who gave his name as Frank Picci.
He denied being professional burg
lar and said he did not know the
name OF the man who escaped.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
R()()SE VEL 7
STATEMENT. 7.
Has Caused Comment
by Politicians in State
of Washington

Portland. Orc. July 6.-Former
United States Senator John l. vii.
son. who is candidate for the Unit
ed States senatorship from Washing
ton, was at Ceatral.a, Wash, last
night To The Associated Press. Mr..
Wilson said over the long-distance
telephone:
There is so much error of fact con-
tanned in the dispatch from Oyster
Bay concerning the Roosevelt-Poin
dexter interview thatit Is hard for
me To form a statement.
The Associated Press is doubtless
ly reoounting accurately the informa-
tlon furnished at Oyster Bay As.
Stunning that this is true. Colonel
Roosevelt appears either TO have been
misled or Is not familiar with pollti-
cal conditions In this state
I'm the first place, Senator Piles is
not a candidate TO succeed himself.
''In the second place. Judge Ballin-
ger Is not taking any part In the SEN
atorial contest whatever. Ballinger Is
not the head OF the Republican party
In this state, nor the head of any
wing OF any party.
"Of the six candidates for United
States senator, Judge Thomas Burke,
Judge John E Humphreys. ]. NJ. Ash
ton and myself are personal friends
OF Judge Ballinger. but Mr.. Ball,nger
is not politically friendly 10 any one
OF us
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06

Washington. July 6.-Since the
passage OF the new postal savings
bank law, bankers and postmasters
throughout the country have been
slow to demonstrate interest in It..
So far only fifty banks have made
application for designation as de-
rositOries OF postal funds and only
fifty postmas;ers have asked that
they be authorized to accept postal
savings
The indications are that the board
OF trustees consisting oil the post
master general, the attorney general
and the secretary OF the treasury.
will be unable TO designate the post
offices that are 10 receive postal saw
lngs for many months 10 come.
II Is known to be the purpose OF
the trustees to limit designations az
the beginning to offices of the first
class such as New York Philadelphia.
Boston Chicago st. Louis St. Paul
Indianapolis and q few cities in the
intermountain region and on the Pa
Clfic coast
il is predicted that when postmaS-
ters and clerks In offices 10 be des.
ignated as postal savings offices
learn that they will get no additional
compensation for the work incident
TO handling postal savings. there will
be considerable complaint.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
NO EQUALITY
FOR THEM
Women Should Not
Enter Into Politics,
Says Archbishop

Milwaukee wis. July 6.-"The
theory that demands equal rights be
tween the two sexes must be denied
absolutely" said Most Rev. S. G.
Messmer archbishop of the Milwaukee
diocese. in his address. on "Woman's
Rights. at the opening OF the West.
ern Catholic Chautauqua OF Spring
Bank yesterday.
II is mistake 10 say equal rights
instead of similar rights. for women
have certain rights that men have
not. and men have certain rights that
women have not
In regard to the question of poll
tics. why should women claim equal
rights? What does politics mean
Politics mean the ruling of nations
and no one who understands this
Would demand equal rights.
TT would interfere with woman's
calling, which makes her the queen
OF the household Equal rights would
destroy her female. character and de-
stroy her influence on mankind
"The true solution of the woman
question may be found in religion In
the sacred scriptures there is the
law that woman is subject 10 man.
and therefore, men must take the
principal place. AS man Is the head
of the family. he must take the lead
ing part"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
oUARREIING OVER THE
ESTATE OF LEON 6UIPON

New York. July G.-The public ad.
ministrator OF the city of New York
has taken possession of the effects of
Leon GuIDon, the artist Illustrator.
who committed suicide in his studio
here last month. and has stopped pay.
ment on check for S7.312 sent by
the artist shortly before his death TO
his iiancee. Miss Agnes Foster OF Rox.
bury. Mass. The fact that GuIpon
bad no next OF kin" would naturally
make the money he left revert 10 the
state. there being no will. However.
II is believed that Miss Foster, whose
father. Albert ]. Foster. IS president
OF the Peoples National bank Of Rox-
bury, will dispute the states claim
10 the money, inasmuch as the check
was sent TO her by her fance before
he ended HIS life.
In letter TO HIS friend. Hiram 4.
Merrill. an engraver. the artist ask.
ed Merrill and Miss Foster 10 share
the articles left in his studio. Among
these Is said 10 be some OF the best
work ever done by the dead artist.