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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
MACKENZIE COMES
IN FOR SCORCHING
Speakers S0ndemn Commissions
ers' Report on Japanese
Immigration
Demand Is Made That All 0rien-
tails Be Excluded From
California
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

The meeting last night in the
! Auditorium of the building trades
! council to protest against the al
legged laxity of immigration Com
missioner North in allowing Hindus to
land and also to protest against the
report and conclusions Of Labor Com
missioner Mackenzie on Japanese i'm
migration was presided over By SUI
peFvisor John A. Kelly.
The first speaker was Senator Marc
Anthony. He said that in the last 20
years California had experienced three
invasions-the Chinese, the Japanese
and lastly the Hindus. The best inter
ests of not only California but the
whole nation demanded that a halt
should be called in oriental immigra-
tion
Homer A. Craig of the farmers
union of Santa Clara valley said that
one of the reasons for instftuting the
union was to restrict foreign immi-
grafton. He said: Il don't Believe any
considerable number of farmers in this
state want more orientaIs: rather they
are clamorfng for white help The
formers of Santa Clara county prefer
Whlte TO oriental labor, but they must
take the labor which is at hand when
the fruit ripens. BY changing vaca-
tlon time for school children the or
chardists can give work TO the children
and thus keep the money paid out in
circulation in this country We can
and viii get along without more ori-
entails"
L. M Herrin. member of the Fresno
FARMERS union, declared that oriental
help had lowered the morals of our
country. Like Mcguire, he held that
the day for large holdings of land had
gone by and with it the need for any
Asiatic labor.
James G. Mcguire thought a better
title for-the labor commissioner would
be, in view of his published report, a
special agent of Asiatic help.
IF we want a system of civilization
to serve special interests of the COM
munity,' said the speaker, then the
report is eminently correct. What we
need is to encourage farms. orchards
and vineyards of small holdings. Put
1000 white farmers on one of our large
ranches and the labor question is
solved
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Two Killed in Gotham

NEW YORK, July 5.---Five persons
were killed July 4, 1909. AMI but two
deaths were due to fireworks in the
city yesterday; 316 were hurt by fire
works, cannon and pistols last year,
and only SO yesterday. there were 115
fires a year ago; yesterday there were
but 3S, all insignificant.
This is a showing over which advo-
Gates of safe an1 sane fourth" feel
entitle dto boast
The second death in New York city
as a result of the fourth of July cefe-
bration occurred today when Mary
HeJwitz, 16 years old, sIeeumbed to
the effects of burns suffered: through
ignition of her dress by an exploding
frecracker
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

-IfE created by the Pacific
nothing Saturday Mary Johfe
Miss Jolfe left her while
she made CALL Mortified
vanished although called repeatedly
Whether could decide until
information
evidently pleased friendly
encouraged follow along the blocks revealed
the that the annoyed by the
behind
Immediately by her playful demeanor
Miss JolGfe enlisted the
willingly
cherished Door bells
who had "a girl with dog of houses but
impo him 10 be explicit.
resided making call could
vigil Almost Miss Jlf
Her big black
young
toward its
plausible explanation of the incident
convinced that her valuable
tina is n pedigree
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Mans Thumb Mangled
I.Seec;oI Disootch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. July 5.-There were
several fourth of July accidents in
Sonema county. j. Anderson of this
city had his right thumb badly mangled
by a ginat cracker and the injured
member ha dto be amputated.
Fred Yandle. the year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Yandle of this city.
was seriously burned when some fire.
crackers exploded in his pocket.
1t is believed that he placed the
lighted punk in his pocket where he
wa scarrYing the crackers. His cloth
ing caught fire and the upper portion
of his body was badly burned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Sick New Yorker, Told
Result, GroanS

RENO New. July 5.--A New Yorker
Who came out TO see the fight was taken
iii and was operated upon while the
fight was going on. When he came to
his senses his first words were:
who won?7
He was not told until today and
when he heard the name Of Johnson
he turned over with his face to the
wall and groaned.
This expresses the general sentiment
fairly we'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Ten Hurt i'm Seattle

SEATTLE, June 5.-Ten persons were
more or less seriously injured in acct
dents incident to the Independence day
celebration here yesterday
One of these, the year old son of
c. NJ Johnson. was so badly burned in
an explosion that he is not expected to
live.
Little effort was made by the police
to enforce the recently pa ssed sane
fourth" ordinance, it having been dis
covered that the law is deficient in sew
eral vital parts.
A new ordinance will be introduced
into the council Immediately, and it is
believed that next years celebration
will be on much quieter scale than
t1e one this wear.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
29 DEATHS Due TO
NOISY CELEBRATION
Sane Observance of Fourth in
Many Cities Reduces the
Annual Fatalities
Property Losses Estimated at
S2l7,Sl5, and 1885 Injured
in Entire Country

CHICAGO, July 5.--As the result of
the sane observance of Independence
day the casualties were greatly re-
duced throughout the country. This
years list of dead so far as reported
totals 29 Last year the total was A.
The whole number of injured last year
was 1851. This year they were only
1.765.
4 summary of the deaths and fire
losses follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
he total number of dead and FIRE losses for

All fire alarm records in Chicago
were broken yesterday, when the de-
partment responded TO 100 calls in the
"a hours.
The largest number of alarms turned
in on any previous day was in 1904.
when there were 135 calls. The pre-
vious fourth of July there were only 56
and the property loss yesterday is esti-
mated at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
FOR EALLING HAIR
For TIRED. AcHING FEEr

There is nothing quite so uneomfert-
couple of tablespoonfuls of boro hstor
solution in the warm foot bath every
night you will soon forget you had
tired feet To make the boro listOr So
luton YOU simply dissolve two ounces
of boro listor powder in one and one
half pints of boiling water and when
cold add half a pint of alcohol.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
MILLS COLLEGE

Only Woman's College on Pacific Coast Ex-
elusively for Young Women Located among
the beautiful hills near Oakland-close to San
Francisco. Cal. Entrance and graduation
requirements equivalent to those OF Stanford
University and the University OF California
Well equipped laboratories for science Train
ing hts students TO teach regular academic
courses. Music. Art Library Work, Home
Economics. Special attention TO health ia
Gymnasium and Outdoor work. Write for
Catalogue. Luella Clav Carson LID. Pres,
Mills CoIlege p. o.. California.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
TO REMOvE BLoTCHEs

The best way to remove these IS TO
take good blood medicine and drive
them out of the blood. Make pint of
heavy sugar syrup. then add one ounce
of sarsene and take two .teaspoonfuls
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

The tea given yester-
day at the Presidio for
Miss Marie Lundeen, the
fiancee of Lieutenant
Edward Pritchett, was a
charming affair. The
pretty bride elect shared
the honors on that occa-
sion with Mrs. A. U.
Faulkner. The hostess at
the affair was Mrs. Eliza
beth Furnival, mother of
Lieutenant Richard Fur
nivaL There were less
than half a hundred
army matrons at the in
formal tea that followed
an hour at bridge. The
bids were done in clever
verse and the responses
were in the same face
tious vein, so that there
was a touch of origi-
nality to the reunion.
Miss Lundeen will leave
next week for the east,
accompanied by her par
ents, Colonel and Mrs.
John Lundeen. The
Lundeen- Pritchett we'd
ding will be an event of
August In Minneapolis.
Mrs. Faulkner will leave
for the east on the same
day, and is going to
Newcastle, Del, where
she will pass the. re-
mainder of the summer.
The party yesterday was
essentially a farewell
affair.
Miss Helen Jones is in
Seattle, where she will
remain for several weeks
longer as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Webb
Ballard. The young Wis
itor from this city is
the center around which
many entertainments are
planned this month, and
the younger girls are
giving her a cordial well
come. Miss Jones was
the guest of her sister
during most of last sea-
son and stayed for an
extended visit instead or
the brief trip that she
expected upon leaving
here. During her daugh-
ter's absence in the
north Mrs. Clinton Jones
is staying at Castle
Crag. and the family
home in Buchanan street
is closed for the season.
Lieutenant and Mrs.
Miles Austin have been
receiving a succession of
parties as farewell fa-
vors during the week
prior to their departure
next Thursday for the
east. They are going to
Washington, and Lieu
tenant Austin will re-
port for duty on the
Mayfiower.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Excitement Among Blacks

PORT or SPAIN. July 5.-There was
considerable excitement here over the
Jeffries- johnson fight. Large crowds
awaited the news at the telegraph Of
fce. On learning Of Johnson's victory
the .colored population became wild with
excitement.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
MISS HARKER'S SCHOOL

PALO ALTO. CAL
Boarding and Day School for Girls
Certificate admits TO Stanford, Untver-
sitY of California. Vassar, Smith and
arts and crafts. Home Economics. Spe-
cial nurse for younger children. Ninth
year begins August is. Catalogue upon
application.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

The social program
has been filled for the
last day or two with the
affairs of the service set.
A forecast of the week
shows the same fasci-
mating monopoly. The Of
fcers and their wives
are constantly enter
tanning, and there is a
bridge or tea sfor almost
every afternoon at the
Presidio, with an occa
sional dinner party and
the hops for variety.
Members of the set on
Yerba Buena have fully
as interesting a social
routine, and with them
the dinner parties and
informal dances seem to
be IN favor this week.
There will be an elab-
crate dinner party next
Thursday evening, at
which Lieutenant and
Mrs. c. p. Huff will
preside. The compli-
mented guests on this
occasion will be Mrs.
Charles Kleineberg and
Mrs. Ralph Saeltzer.
The latter guest is a
visitor from Redding
and has been feted at a
series OF informal din
ners and luncheon par
ties Among those who
have been hidden for the
dinner Thursday even
ing are:
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
John Milton
Captain and Mrs. Guy
w. Brown
and Mrs. Newton
Hall
Lieutenant and Mrs.
Robert Morris
The Frederick Woods
nome near Los Gatos has
been the scene Of a
house party dur
ing the last few days,
when the guests We're
entertained by Miss
Maude and Miss Dorothy
Woods. The picturesque
place in the mountains
VIII be occupied during
the entire summer by
the Woods family, and
a series OF outings have
been planned for the
later weeks of the sea-
son.
Mrs. Charles Fee and
her attractive daugh-
ter. Miss Marcia Fee.
returned yesterday after
a stay of several weeks
at Del Monte. Mrs. Fee
was hostess at a series
Of informal affairs dur
ing her visit, and Miss
Fee was a fsvorite guest
at the service parties
Of the last month at the
Presidio of Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

Consul General John T. Jones of VIM
nfpeg reports the formation there of
s. 0OO. oaa AmeFican-Canadian company
re exploit the oil fields u Alberta,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
DECAYED RELICS
Of BODY MAY
solve MYSTERY
Coroner Seeks CIews Among
Bones and Belongings of Sec
Ond TamaIpais Victim
No Tangible Connection as Yet
Between Two Tragedies on
Silent Mountain

tion and died of natural causes. The
body was not far from a well defined
trail. but was screened by-a vigorous
growth OF underbrush and also by the
redwoods between which it was found.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
D.xlixht Yosemite CkautauQua Excur-
slou

Under the auspices of the California
on state S. S. Association and the Y.
II G a. Special train under the super
vision Of MIR. H j. Mccoy, general sec
retary. leaves san Francisco July Z.
1910 a. M, arriving at Yosemite
T.3O D. m. same day. Round trip fare
sl8O5 For further particulars call or
Syrffe A. s Mann. district passenger
- Flood building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

TEXTILE MILLS CLOSE Providence. R. l..
July MANY textile mills In Rhode Island
which had not previously announced cur
tailment of production. closed today for from
one week 10 a fortnight. They employ about
5000 persons.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

NORWEGIAN MINISTER BURIED-Baltimore
July 5.-The body Of Owe GUIDE, late Norwegian
minister to the United States. who died sud
denly at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, last
Friday. erematea yesterday at Loudon
Park cemetery here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

SOLDIERS FALL WITH TREsTLE-Leaven-
worth. KAN. July "a trestle constructed on
the reservation by soldiers collapsed this
morning under Company h. engineers mounted
seriously injuring three men, Two horses were
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
MANZANlTA HALL.

A SCHOOL FOR BOYS. PALO ALTO. CAL.
Prepares for college and technical school
Eighteenth year opens August Both.
". A. SHEDD. Head Master
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
The Quest for Beauty
(By MADAME MADELEINE MAREEl
(By MADAME MADELEINE

three or four times a day. Yousu he
surprised how quickly you'll get rtd of
tnese ooJeetionable-leoking things =
TO REMOVE sUPERFLUoUs HAIR
Mix a little delol with enough vvarr,
Mater 90 make soft paste. smear over
the hair and leave on for few min
wash with warm water. Apply a fttie
cerol cream or amarO1 lotion. BE sure
and get delol in the original one-ounee
FACE LOTION
Powders clog up the pores Of tha
skin and cause blackheads. I always
recommend lotion made as follows.
ags Dlssotve contents Of a two-ounce pack
age or amarol in pint OF hot water.
When cold 1t is ready for use TTse
after washing and drying the face and
with this lotion. as II gives the com
admired. '''''o''
SIMPLE ECZEMA REMEDY
This troublesome disease can be ra-
the following simple remedy: Dissolvs
fwo ounces of bOrOthOl in a pint ~
warm water. sop the affected parts with
solution. '''iS
AN EXCELLENT SHAMPOO
Eggol makes the finest shampoo n ts
possible to make. 1t is mada frorro
eggs. which you know is the best scalp
package of eggol and dissolve AZ in y
pint OF hot water and you'll have
enough Shampoo to last several months
l have never seen anything to erns1
this. - equd'
DEVELOPING THE BUST
The best known treatment for aava1-
oping the bust is the Vaucaire frsaf-
ment, put I would advise you to get the
Get an original one-ounce bottle Of xal-
lol from your druggist. Make 5int
or granulated sugar syrup. say haff q
the gallol and take two teaspoonfsls
four times day MassagInk ~ffh
cocoa butter or cerol cream will hef~
The true gallol is quite expensive. h1,f
It IS the only preparation i know of
that will really do the work
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
ANDERSON ACADEMY

Irvington. Alameda county. Next tersa begins
August 10. Equipment. teaching. discipline. sitn-
ati0n climate unsurpassed. Accredited to col
leges east and west Catalogue. WILLIAM
WALKER ANDERSON. Principal. Irvingtoa. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
CARE OF THE FACE


There is no time of the year when
the face needs as much attention as
in the warm weather. The dust. dirt.
winds. sun and different degrees of
temperature are all hard on the COM
plexien and bring with them black
heads. pimples, freckleS, sunburn and
q massage cold cream. / do not advise
the regular cold cream. as it is greasy
and in many cases causes hair to grow
pearing cream which you can easily
make in your own home. Get q package
of cerol from your ruggist-when YOU
get home heat a pint of water TO the
boiling point. set this in a pan OF bot
cerol When the ceFol is all dissolved
remove from the fire and stir con-
stantiy until cold The only care nee
essary is to be sure that the cerol is
all dissolved and stir constantly until
cold. After washing the face, neck and
arms thoroughly. apply this cream
plentifullv. massa ging until skin has
absorbed all the cream. This formula
makes a full pint of cream. about four
times as much as you get of the ready
made kinds --
FOR FALLING HAIR
Mix half pint of alcohol with half
a pint of water. Let stand a few min
utes and add one ounce or beta-can-
thol. Rub we'll into the roots. or the
hair once 4 day for few weeks; this
not only stops the hair from falling
out. but makes ii strong and healthy
and nronotes its growth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
POLYTECHNIC BUSINESS COLLEGE

AID School OF Shorthand and Typewriting Oak
land. Cal, Zine. stock s100, ,O0Ol- california' a
Greatest Business Training school Finest build
ing and equipment in America. Write for free
catalog. Come to Oakland for business education
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

Imagine, 80 new styles. soft and straw
hats Tom Dillon. opp. Call bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

ADEE BACK FROM EUROPE Washington.
July 5.-Assistant Secretary of State Adee re-
turned to his duties here today, after making
tour Of portions Of Europe on q bicycle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

Lieutenant Reginald
Heber Kelly and his
bride have been Ioiter-
ing in the southern part
of the state on their
wedding journey and
have been visiting the
many places of inter-
est here before leaving
for the east. They will
make their future home
at Fort Crook. The
wedding of Lieutenant
Kelly and Miss lone
Ollie was a recent event
in Palo Alto. and among
the attendants at the
service wedding were
Captain Mcintyre of the
medical corps at the Pre-
sidio and Captain Robert
ID. Goodwin. recently ap-
pointed judge advocate
of the province of vi
sayas in the Philippines.
Miss Frances Martin
has been received with
enthusiasm by her
friends at Ross since her
return from abroad. The
popular girl has been
travelling in Europe for
several months, accom-
panied by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
tin. She has brought a
collection of pretty
gowns from, Paris. The
Martins will remain out
of town during the
summer, but will be in
town next season.
The Oscar Coopers re-
Gently enjoyed a motor
trip through the south,
accompanied by Miss
Ethel Cooper. They are
again at their Burlin-
game home.
DR.. w. A. McEnery
and Miss Therese Nc
Emery have been out of
town on a brief visit to
Del Monte. They were
accompanied on the trip
by Miss Isabel Nc
Laughlip.
Mrs. w. ID. Huntington
returned yesterday on
the Sierra after a stay
of several weeks in Hon
olulu. She was greeted
at the pier by a group
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sea Jr., who was Miss
Loretta Barnes. have re-
turned from their we'd
ding journey in the
south and are estab-
lished in their new
home in Mill Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Free KInderEarten NormaI schanl

Free Kindergarten Normal school
Golden Gate Kindergarten Association. Acered-
tied BY State Board OF Education. 1qth vear
opens July 25. MISS VIRGINIA FITCH. PreSj-
dent; MISS anna NJ SToVALL. Principal. Ad-
dress 1917 California ST.. room z.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
ST. VINcENT'S 'ss::. s::. :sii.,. :sH ss''-

At Fifth q cismentina Sts.. San Francisco. Cal
A select Catholic Business College for young
women. Conducted By the Sisters OF Charity.
Term begins July 18th. Course months. $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

The Oscar Coopers re-
Gently enjoyed a motor
trip through the south,
accompanied by Miss
Ethel Cooper. They are
again at their Burlin-
game home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy

Fully accredited. Large stan OF college men.
u. s. Army officer Horsemanship. cavalry,
mounted artillery without extra charge Open
air gym and swimming pool Twenty-hrst year
opens Aug H. ARTHUR CROSBY An. DID,.
San Rafael. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

DR.. w. A. McEnery
and Miss Therese Nc
Emery have been out of
town on a brief visit to
Del Monte. They were
accompanied on the trip
by Miss Isabel Nc
Laughlip.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

three or four times a day. Youn be
surprised how quickly you'll get IA ,of
tnose Observation-Disclosures things x
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

CALL WANT ADS BRING RnsuLrs
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

Mrs. w. ID. Huntington
Returned yesterday on
the Sierra after a stay
of several weeks in Hon
olulu. She was greeted
at the pier by a group
of friends.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sea Jr., who was Miss
Loretta Barnes, have re-
turned from their we'd
ding journey in the
south and are estab-
lished in their new
home in Mill Valley.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY APRIL % 1910

little creature. one OF the red variety.
was trying to carry OF a fragment Of
chicken, which must have fallen from
Juan's tray.
Drawing my cotton filled pillow
closed to the edge OF the bed /
watched my enterprising neighbOr
vancouver with his ind, which was az
least 10 times the size Of his own body.
At first he gripped Il by the middle,
and, sitting back like a dog on his
launches. tugged and strained. but 10
little purpose. At length he relin-
quished his hold, circled twice about
with a new idea seized ~ by the end
and drew II rapidly across one Of the
wide hardwood boards Of which the
iloOr was constructed.
At the edge OF the board he got into
difficulties. however. as he encountered
deep crack fully an inch wide. He
moved the fragment a. close to the
edge as he dared. without running the
risk of its topping over into the gulf
below. and. renewing his hold. reached
out with his hind legs for the farther
side; bug. stretch as he might, he could
not span the chasm. Finally. as N dis
gusted. he sprang back and. leaving
the meat behind. ran up and down the
side OF the crack In search Of cross
ing At one point ne discovered
fragment OF cloth caught in silver
from Juan's polishing mop. but II
would not bear his weight. so Il was
abandoned Three feet farther on, he
found a mango pit wedged into the
crack. and after examining II with
great care started back for the meat
During his absence. however, a spider
one Of the hairy variety with the let
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ter ID on It's back-had CHANGED upon
the bit Of chicken and made on with u
toward its den In the cracked and
gaping wall at the head OF my bed.
on reaching the spot where he had
left his prize. the ant paused, giving
me the impression Of unbounded aston
ishmcnt: then he rushed on. darting
this way and that. his excitement in
creasing az every turn. until he struck
the trail 81 the thief
In the meantime the spider had got
ten into difficulties. Rushing along az
top speed. with its booty firmly
clutched in its powerful mandibles, II
had encountered a crack even wider
than the one that had barred the ants
progress. and into this the meat had
fallen A. the ant bore down upon
tho pilfcrer, II tugged desperately NJ
the treasure. desistlng barely IN time
TO wheel and close with its pursuer.
For a few moments there was a con-
fused blur ~ red and Eros' as tl.1
pygmy warriors rolled over and over
on the floor, then ] saw the spider
dragging the ant after u. the plucky
little fellows jaws firmly imbedded in
HE antagonists body.
IT certainly was o unique tug ~ war
the spider reaching out with lis long
hairy legs. which buckled under the
extraordinary strain. the ant setting
back with the grim determination ~
bulldog snowy inch by inch, the
spider worked its way toward the
post ~ my bed the ant disputinR every
step Of it's progress.
Now. under each post Of the bed
was tin can filed with water and
kerosene oil. this precaution being
necessary to keep whole regiments OF