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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
BOLD BURGLAR is
CAUGHT BY CHANCE
Ex=COnvict Robs Jeweler by
Boring Hole Into Show
Window
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 5.-James Col
hns, recently released from the oregon
penitentiary after serving a long term
for stealing $1,000 from a Portland
bank. is under arrest here for the theft
OF $500 worth of jewels from the show
was one of the boIdest onN record.
From the basement Collins bored a
hole into the show window. While
picking out the jewels his fingers were
seen by passerby on the street, who
thought 1t an advertising scheme.
steinman discovered his loss and no.
tiied the police. Collins had been seen
with a brace and bit last week and
was arrested. The gems were found in
his room. When undressed shaYings
were found down his back.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
PimpIy People
Bothered With B0iIs
Should Use Stuarts Calcium Waters To Rid Themselves
Of These hnE0yances
A Trial Package Free

the waters have begun their internal
work the surface OF the body VIII re-
sent the presence of these unnatural
and foreign exhibitions and viii r1d
itself promptly and completely of them
The work Will be a thorough one and
no pretending or Veneerlng- The Cal
cium Waters regenerate the blood
make vigorous and successful attack
on the cause of the trouble, storm the
fort as il were, and in hundred
thousand battles for physical better
ment they have come off victorious and
with cOlOrs flying.
We offer a test of these waters I'm
our free sample: not cure, under
stand: we do not claim for them Such
potency that a sample can effect e.
cure but if we were afraid that they
would not accomplish what we claim
they will if properly used. this Oner
of a free sample would not be made.
This offer of ours amounts almost 10
a guarantee Of their efficiency and
virtue. Every druggist carries them
in stock, you can get good supply or
a box at a time. they are not like
LIQUID which may lose its strength
with long standing or when the bottle
is caTeleSSly left UDCCrked- The WaferS
viii cost You so cents box. This is
only a reasonable charge made for them
and is the same all over this country
They max an appeal To good common
sound sense and need no "hOsh OF
high sounding names to make their
merits known. or conceal what they
lack For the trial package address
T. y Stuart Co, 115 Stuart bldg.
Marshall. Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
GOOD NEWS is BEST
AID FOR DIGESTION
Happiness Always Accompanied
by Good Appetite

The impulse TO celebrate any good
news by a dinner is founded upon the
fact that when one is pleased and
elated hunger is excited In early times
this hunger was gratified on the mo-
ment. just as the accompanying thirst
TOO often is now. but the modern ma a
usually defers his eating TO a suitable
occasion, says the London Globe. The
loss of appetite caused by bad news or
misfortune OF any kind is too well
known TO need more than mention.
Worry or physical fatigue will often
act in the same way. The same causes
that destroy the appetite will arrest
or greatly retard the process of diSes-
tion. on the other hand, as the appe-
tite is stimulated by good news and
mental elation, so digestion is favored
by whatever promotes gayety and high
spirits. Laugh and grow fat" like so
many popular sayings, is an expression
which contains much truth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
MAIL SERVICE CRIPPLED
IN REDDING VICINITY
Government Rejects Bids on
Long Distance Routes

REDDING. Feb. THAT the post
office department has begun TO econo-
rnize i'm the cost of the mail service
Is evidenced in the recent rejection of
the bids for carrying mail matter on
all long distance rural routes running
ont Of Redding. Millville and Cotton
wood in Shasta county.
The reason given by the government
officials for this actiont is that the
bids are too high. although they were
all lower than the contract price in
force.
Only one short route viii be main
tanned hereafter out of Redding. 1t is
said that ali bids for routes through
out the northern part of the state have
been rejected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
WILL TRY TO ORGANIZE
JAPANESE ORCHARDISTS
Fruit Growers TAX teps for
Their Own Protection

SACRAMENTO, Feb. efforts viii
be made at Newcastle, Placer county
next Monday to organize the Japanese
orchadists of the county with a view
of including them in the general move
ment toward proper standardization of
fruit 10 be shipped to eastern markets.
This win be the first effort ever
made in the state to organize Japanese
fruit or produce growers
Many of the orchards of Placer
county have been leased to Japanese,
and white growers realize that SO long
as the products of these orchards go
on the markets unstandardized it will
result in poor prices for California
fruit in the east
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
GOLD AND JEWELS
FOUND IN LIBERIA
American Official Makes Report
on Discoveries to State
De ,artment

WASHINGTON. Feb Gold and
diamonds have been discovered IN
Liberia. about so miles from the coast
according TO a report to this govern
ment by Charge d'Ahaires George w
Ellis of Monrovia. In his report the
charge SAYS:
4The discoverer called at this con
suIate general with a quantity OF the
metal which he had obtained near On
settlements. together with photographs
showing himself and the natives at
work He also had diamond IN Jhe
rough. found in the same section
The discOverer has been engaged 1of
the last seven months in gold washll-S
in MOtserradO county. about 20 miles
frCm MOnrovia. The gold has been re-
covered from the beds of small streams.
although the discOverer has located the
metal in the larger streams. In I@
days al a cost of about SIS, he secured
$3.50 worth of gold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
NATIVE SONS
HONOR OFFICIAL
Sacramento ParIor Presents q
Loving Cup to Grand Mar
shall Fitzgerald
I Ssaial Dispatch 10 The Gall

-
SACRAMENTO. Sch. 5.-At an elab-
crate bail given By Sacramento parlor
No. ;. Native Sons OF the Golden West,
Tuesday evening. Grand Marshal }. r.
Fitzgerald of Menlo Park was pre-
sented with q. silver loving cup by a
number of prominent members of the
order. headed by Grand Trustee George
A. Burns. The gift was a tribute to
his ability in handling the recent Ma
tive sons parade in San Jose and dur
ing the Portola parade in San Fran
cisco.
Among those VINO viii take office at
the grand parlor 10 be held at Lake
Tahoe in June will be Daniel \. Ryan
of san Francisco, who becomes grand
nrasident to succeed Congressman
KnoI-land: H. +. Lichtenberg of Los
Angeles. grand first vice president, and
c. f. Jarvis Of Amador, grand second
vice president
The Office of grand third vice presi-
dent Will be one of the positions foI
which there will be a warm contest
Grand Trustees Thomas Monahsn OF
San Jose and Judge Lennon OF San Ra-
faeI are spoken of Is candidates for II
Another Office to become vacant vii
he that of grand marshal, now held by
FITZGERALD. and for this are mentioned
4 J. Rossi of El Dorado parlor, w. ID
Fobro of California parlor, +. Mona
han OF Sequoia parlor and j. Emmett
Hayden OF Mount Tamalpais parlor
Those who are said TO be candidates
for positions Of grand trustee are Bis
narck Buck. George a. Burns Of Sacra'
mento, L. H. Mooser of San francisco
Judge J. }. Griffin of Merced, FLETCHER
A Cutler Of San francisco. w. P
Rundv of Los Angeles. A. NJ. Free OF
Mountain View, r. c. Lawson of Wood
land and Colonel Forbes OF Marysville
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
QUARANTINE ESCAPE
WILL BE PROSECUTED
Stanford Student, When Well, Is
to Be Arrested
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 5.-Dr. w f.
Snow was directed today by the state
board of health to arrest Al Murray,
a stanford student who escaped quar-
antine at Palo Alto last Thursday, as
soon as he RECEIVERS from scarlet fever,
with which he is confined at Woodland.
The uncle of a little boy who was
taken from Livermore to Watsonville
a few weeks ago while suffering from
smallpox Will also be prosecuted.
These cases were the cause of the
order issued today directing all health
officers in California to guard carefully
against persons with communicating
diseases going from one town to an
other without permission Of the state
board of health Violations of this law
will be vigorously prosecuted
The board also decided to dispense
with the sanitation car, because it is in
need of funds to keep the attendants.
The Southern Pacific willingly offered
a car and all railroads hauled it free
of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
MOTORIST PLEDGES HIS
JEWELS FOR DAMAGES
Spanish Attorney Equal to Per-
picking Emergency

The Spanish papers publish an ac
count of an interesting motor accident.
A workman was seriously injured by
being Knocked down by car driven
by a foreigner in Madrid. At first he
pleaded the car was not his. Then he
asserted that he had nothing with
which to pay damages The counsel for
the injured man was equal to the oc-
casion The motorist appeared in court
much bejeweled. Counsel demanded
that the jewelry should be handed
over by way of security.
The court acquiesced. SO by the time
the affair is ended it is probable that
the motorist would have been well ad
vised had he shown some reasonable
ness when the accident occurred.
The current year book of the Car
neGie institution shows that during the
last year s636,300 was distributed
among nearly 500 persons engaged in
conducting scientific research.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
EARTH COMPARED
TO COMET IS TINY
Wanderer Million Times Larger
Than Our Planet, but Col
liSiOn Won't Hurt
Chicago Astronomers Will Go to
Hawaii to Observe CeIes=
tial Visitor
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

CHICAGO, Feb. Persons who fear
a collision between the earth and Hal
ley's comet, which IS coming toward us
at the combined speed of several thou
sand express trains, Will be scared more
than ever when they learn that the Wis
itor is about 100000 times as big as
our own little planet. However, there
is nothing to fear, Says Prof. Edwin B..
Frost. director of Yerkes observatory,
for old mother earth will not be affect
ed by the comet. because the latter is
made only of gaseous materials and not
solids
Professor Frost was being questioned
about circular sent ont by the astro-
nomical and astrophysicai society of
America, which is to send an expedition
to the Hawaiian islands to observe the
comet.
The circular states.
In view of possible large perturha-
tions arising from he close approach
of the comet to Venus May l and TO the
earth May is, meridian observations
are especially desired during the period
in which the comet is sufficiently
bright for that purpose"
What are these possible large per-
asked.
That merely means, was the reply
that on those dates the comet Will be
near enough the planets mentioned 10
be affected by their attraction.
viii that affect the orbit of the
comet?"
1T won't affect the orbit of Venus or
of the earth, but it is likely to affect
the comets orbit That is one reason
why we want to get meridian observa-
tions, which will show almost exactly
these orbital changes.
There viii be on interesting spec
tacle, by the way, May l. when the
comet is near to Venus. The planet and
the comet will be practically the same
distance from the earth and every one
will be able to see their relative size
And the comet wiz. OF course, appear
much smaller" The suggestion was
made.
"Oh. by no means The comets bulk
exceeds that of Venus about 100000
times 1t is not solid matter, however
1t is gaseous and its mass is compare
lively slight Therefore, its attraction
will not affect the planets, while the
solid. heavy planets are likely to affect
it a great deal. The earth and Venus
are about the same size. so that the
earth. too. is about one millionth OF
the size of the comet
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
CITY FATHERS ASKED
TO SEEK NEW QUARTERS
Municipal Officials Of Stockton
Will Move to Hotel
fC.I D.tL :. IT, T.H
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Feb. BY next Tues
day all of the city Offices with the eN-
ception OF the police depa rrment and
city justices win be located in the new
hotel building.
The mayor, city clerk and auditor
are arranging TO move the first of the
week.
The city has used a portion OF the
courthouse ever since the building was
erected. the county charging no rent.
Recently the supervisors ordered the
city to move. as the county needed the
space Tor its own Offices
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN
is BECOMING HEATED
Both Factions Gather Strength
for Bond Election
(Sbecial Dispatch 10 The Call

COLUSA, Feb. 5.-The campaign for
a $500. 600 bond issue for the building
Of 176 miles Of macad2m roads in this
county grows warmer as the day for
the election draws near. The question
viii be decided on February s. Senti-
ment is divided and the vote viii prob
ably be close, although it was thought
until few days ago that the bonds
would carry by bis majority. If the
bond issue does carry the plan pro-
vides for complete system of roads
covering every section of the county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
SENTENCE SHOCKS
CONVICT AND WIFE
Defanlting State Treasurer OF
Michigan SwOons When lie
Hears Judgment

LANSING. Mich, Feb 5.-Former
state Treasurer Frank p. Glazier of
Chelsea was sentenced by Judge West
at Mason today to serve not less tnan
five nor more than ten years in prison
for misappropriating s6S5Ooo of state
funds.
AS the judge concluded sentence
Glazier swooned and his wife. who en-
deavored to assist him to his feet, in
her excitement also fell.
Two daughters, hurrying TO the aid
of their parents, only added to the con-
fusion by falling upon the floor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
CRAFTY INDIVIDUAL
SECURES BANK ROLL
Poses as Accountant and De-
CamDs With Cash

& KopcDick Eair without the pic
rUresQUc settings ~ the original has
just occurred at Geinsheim, near May
ence, relates the London Globe A
stranger Of good address presented
bimself at the office Of the municipal
tax collector. He said: Il am deputed
by the inspector at Alayence TO go
through your books. He understands
tnat there are some irregularities in
your accounts" The tax collector. ter
TOR stricken, produced his books and
his cash. the visitor set to work earn
estly, and after 4 tlme reassured the
unfortunate collector, observing that
everything seemed regular and in or
der. He then took his leave. Some
hours later the collector seemed to sus-
pect his visitor, and on going through
his cash discovered that roll OF bank
notes had disappeared with the solids
taut MaNcncc official.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
SUFFER- COUNTY DISLIKES
THE STATE GAME LAWS
No Convictions for Violations of
the Statutes
Especial Dispatch 10 The Gall

YUBA CITY, Feb. THAT the state
game laws are not popular in Sutter
county was never more clearly demon
strated than yesterday, when a jury in
a local court acquitted Joseph Barbato
of hunting without a license. The evil
dence was plain, the prosecution as
serts. but the verdict of acquittal was
reached on the first ballot. Although
there have been a number of arrests
recently there has not been in a con
Viction in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CONVENTION DISCUSSES
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
Three Addresses Delivered by
Visitors From Chicago

Opeci1I DlSPdicH 10 TIC NutIJ
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 5.-The state
sunday school convention came to
close today with three important ad-
dresses by Chicago Sunday school
workers
Mrs a. A. LamoreauN conducted the
round table conference, in which she
fully explained Sunday school teach
inG.
Rev Dr. Downey spoke on The
Teachers Equipment" Rev. DR.. Blake
on The Adult Class and Bishop
Hughes on The Service of Childhood.
Special services will be held Sunday
night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
INVESTIGATING LODI
CHINESE MURDER CASE
ISpeeial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, Feb. 5.-District Attor-
ney- George T. McNoble went to Lodi
today TO investigate further the Chi
nese murder case. The $500 diamond
stud worn by the deceased Sam Kee
has been found by Coroner Wallace
among his effects. Sheriff Sibley eX-
poets confession from frankie Ad-
ans. one Of the girl companions of the
Chinese. who is now in the county Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
TRUCKEE PROMISES FUN
AT THE SNOW CARNIVAL
Ski Jumpers From Canada Will
Take Part
( Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

TRUCKEE, Feb. 5.-Truckee's annual
snow carnival viii be held next Sat
urday and Sunday, February Il and
13 Arrangements are complete. The
local committee promises % program
that Will be worth going miles to see.
There will be sleighing, tobogganing,
coasting, skating and skiing. Several
noted ski jumpers from Canada Will
be here The roads for sleighing and
the grades for coasting are in fine
shape
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
CHARGE THAT LIQUOR
IS SOLD TO MINORS
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

OROVILLE, Feb 5-CharginG that
scores of boys are seen on the streets
of this city in an intoxicated condition,
the Womens Christian tempera nee
union adopted resolutions yesterday
scoring the local police for alleged fail
ure to enforce the law regarding the
sale of liquors TO minors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
BRIDEGROOM DIES ON
HIS HONEYMOON TRIP
Lewis T. Hudson Succumbs to
Appendicitis at Tucson
! Special Dispatch 10 The Gail

with appendicitis while visiting in
New Orleans during his honeymoon
Lewis T. Hudson. prominent Sacra-
mentan, died yesterday in Tuscon. Ariz.,
which place he reached while hurrying
home with his bride for treatment. Mrs.
Hudson is now on her way to Sacra-
mento with her husbands body. Hud-
son did not consider the first attack
serious and thought he was strong
enough to ma lxe the trip to the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Bank Treasurer Arrested

SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. John
a Hall, the alleged defaulting treas
urer of the suspended Southbridse saV-
ings bank was rearrested today on y
warrant charging him with the larceny
of 100000 from the institution. lt Is
understood the shortage disclosed al
ready amounts to more than half mil
lion dollars
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

STEAMSHIP DOCK ABLAZE-Ncw York. Feb.
- spectacular FIRE which broke out carly.
today on a Southern Pacific steamship pier IN
the North river. flooded out after an hour 5
hard work On account of the effective work
Of the iremen the damage will be less than
SIJ0 COO
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

RECEIVER TAKES C4ARGE-NIexico City. Feb.
J-Henry dc Ray. receiver for the Mexican
national packing company. today took rornSl
pOssession Of the property for the purpose OF
a judicial liquidation His appointments As rs-
ceiver was confirmed by the court here yes
tcrGay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

VIII PRESENT "CHANTICLEER' R''-Psris.
Feb 5-It is announced that Edmund Ros-
tand-s new play "Chanticleer VIII be pre-
sented for the drst time tomorrow
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-05
GORDON DELIVERS LECTURE.

The Congregation Adath Yeshurun
celebrated the last day of Passover
with a large attendance, as usual
The sermon of Rabbi Wilmer was very
educational The Rabbi chose as his
text a selection from the Psalms: The
Stone Which Was Rejected BY the
Builders Became the Cornerstone, and
the moral lesson which was interpret
ed was of much benefit to the listen
ers.
The president of the congregation,
Mr.. Abe Gordon, delivered an excel
lent Zionistic address in which he re-
minded the listeners of the historical
Zionistic vow: "If | forget thee, o Je-
rusalem, may my right hand forget
it's cunning"
He spoke very spiritedly, appealing
to the Congregants to join the Zionist
ranks and help make the coming Zion
list convention which will be held in
Houston the early part of next year,
success.
The address was so enthusiastically
received by the entire audience, that
some, forgetful of their surroundings,
unconsciously began to applaud.
In general the service was much
appreciated, and it is hoped that
such will be repeated more often.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-05
ZIONIST PROPAGANDA.
Meeting of the Propaganda Committee

Of the Zionist Societies.
The Propaganda committee OF the
Zionist societies held a meeting last
Wednesday night at the Adath Yes
hurun Hall. Steps were taken for
the arrangement OF a picnic to take
place some time in July. An expert
committee is charged with the work
ing out Of an attractive program for
the occasion. The matter Of providing
the Zionist reading room with periodi'
calls in Hebrew, English, German and
Yiddish was given over to a commit.
tee who has already subscribed to the
"Haolam," 'I1amevasser" and Die
Welt" The "Hazewi," the Hebrew
daily published in Jerusalem, will be
furnished to the reading room by Mr..
PHI Blumenthal who subscribes to
that paper. Both the "Maccabeen"
and "Das Yiddishe Volk," published in
New York, are on the list, too.
In general a spirit of the most live
ly interest was manifest in the way
matters were discussed and treated
There is all evidence that the work
for Zionist propaganda in Houston is
in the hands of a group of whole
hearted people
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-05
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF ZION.

Next Sunday afternoon at 5:5U
.. M, will occur the regular monthly
meeting of the society. All members
are earnestly requested to attend.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-05

WANTED-Room and board in pri-
vate Jewish family by two jewish
young men. References. Close In
State price Address NJ j. l., this Of
flee.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-05

H. B. LlEBERMAN REELECTED.
At a meeting of Congregation Adath
Yeshurun held few weeks ago, Rev.
H. B. Lieberman was reelected cantor
by reclamation and given substan-
tial raise in salary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
ONLY ONE MAN N-ROOSEVEL T,=C0ULD SAVE Cop.

KANSAS CITY, 14The
William pes-
dncy editor personal chief
today:
In speech York President Taft admitted of popular
his republican the
house of representatives.
He might have gone farther.
to
November probably republican,
ample, by Gaynor Folk
In all this transformation Of public sentiment there has little
there
charming
partly from lack saacit and partly from deficiency
in him O the work of Roosevelt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-14
"Slate" Laid
On the Shelf
Report of COMMITTEE of Twelve Is Not Endorsed
BY Improvement League-Instead It Is Put on
Table and May Never Even Be Submitted to Vari-
Gus Clubs

Smothered by the Central I'm.
provement league by the tabling
of the report of its committee, the
ticket of the Committee of
twelve" will not even be referr I'd
to the various improvement clubs
in the city, and the summary ac-
tion of the league Saturday night
off some spicy discussion
which promised to let some light
through the methods by which snc
ticket was framed.
When the Central Improvement
league met Saturday. night IL
clubs of the 1S in the city were
The representation
was not large, however, from each
club. There was general in-
preston that Peter Leonard AMI
A. H. Garretson intended to tell
some things about the committee
of twelve, but some members of
the league decided that the best
thing to be done was to smother
the whole project, and turn down
the ticket by refusing to even
consider 1t.
Before the meeting there were
little caucuses in the hall. Mem
bers were outspoken against the
ticket foisted on the public by the
committee of twelve. The mass
meeting" at the Tacoma hotel was
a joke and there was
some lively comment on the activ-
ity manifested by directors and Of
ficers of the Little Falls Fire Clay
company, makers of sewer pipe, in
getting the nomination for Balk-
will, the vice president of the
company, for mayor.
1t was decided that discussion,
however, might hurt the improve
men clubs and when the meeting
convened Nick Klovberg jumped
(Con tinued on Page Five.)