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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03

DOROTHY MOORE. ELECTRIC MAS.
sage. vnpor baths, ladies and gentlemen.
1911 Main. Ind, A079: Bell 2S24.
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. ALL FORMER l.. u. S. U. SHORT
hand students to attend IL shorthand
melting in Barrett Hall, Wednesday Eve.
at s O'clock.
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FOR RENT

CHEAP, A GOOD 6-RCoM MODERN
house. Gloss in, partly or wholly furnish-
ed II desired. Enquire of d. Hill. 3As East
First South st.
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ALL FORMER L. d. s.. u. SHORT
hand students to attend n shorthand
meeting in Barrett Hall, Wednesday Eve.
ut o'clock. Gg
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FOR sALE-FURN1TuRE OF 4 RMS
steam heated flat: flat for rent, close
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Il month";
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
&c w. 3rd South.
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'osTEopATIIY,

DIR. MARY GAMBLE. sic Templeton.
Both 1hones. Res, III l'St. Bell 1870 ring :
DIR, G. a. CAMILLE GIG BOSTON
BIDS. hours 10 am to nm Bell 5Si
Ind. IA.
DIR ALICE Il. HOUSTON. OsTEo-
path 5l7-6lS Mcintyre Bldg Bell 1876:
Ind a5o Res, Bell SCI HS
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MRS. DIR. FARR. EAPOR BATlIs.
vibrator massage. S2a Consultation Blk.
MISS STEVENS, MANICURING PAR,
lars, facial massage. electrical massage
and alcohol baths for Indies and gente-
men. Al r. End SO. Elk Hotel Rooms 1870.
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SITUATION WANTED.

AS MANAGER OF FRUIT FARM BY
reliable competent man with considerable
experience. a. C. u. graduate and student
of horticulture. good references Joseph
H. Peterson. Huntsville. Utah.
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LADIES TO MAKE sl5 TO s25 WEEK
~ at home. No experience necessary
Rooms IS and 80. 3rd floor Eagle Block.
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FINE STORE ROOM. LIVING ROOM
N rear. The Old Chicago Grocery Stand
~ SO. w. Temple. Apply Peoples Cash
department Store. a to IS w. Ist So
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WANTED.

r q WI DESIRED CMPLOiMETNI793 FUft
lnborers, machinlsts. engineers carpan-
en- to do house work by the day. Also.
stenograpliers. office heipers and young
men on Saturdays and after school. We.
given :Is to secure work for the abovc.
Presiding Bishops Office.
~. Write Northwestern Business
Agency. Minneapolis
" GOOD STRONG BICYCLE. BELL
Phone ls6s-y.
BOY AND H oRsEa TO CARRY PAP
ers. IN East Mil Creek. Office. Phone
81 Ind; Bell 371H black.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NO COMMISSIONS. EASTERN COM.
gpany third party. no delay. Low rate.
many options. ~ rears business witS
only ono foreclosure. Tracy Loan
Trust Co.. II r. 1st South
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work good wages. References REQUIRED.
Ga South 9th East.
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100 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED
half mile from Draper depot. Good orch
ard land for sale cheap. Good terms.
Apply Soren Rasmussen. Drnper, Utah.
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FOR FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND
dycdng of every description, try the
Salt Lake Charming Co., a5l So. State ST.
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GROOM RUSTIC HOUSE. CONCRETE
cehar and barn; lot Zaxlo
rods; Eft alley. Price, $3.50; between
State and Main near 18th South. Enquire
Room oU3. Hooper Blk.
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,S-ROoM; NEW BUNGALOW. WANDA
, mere car line. sl3 so II month. Apply 33i4-y
before u noon. ~ ! - =.
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"A NO. i DELIVERY HORSE. Also
wagon and harness, cheap. Deseret Fur
-n!ture Co. 1922 SO. West TEN. N.
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z HOME PAPER CLEANING Co. or.
flee Duyhll's Paper Store Bell 1854: Ind.
1145. Els H
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WESTERN FOUNDRY AND STOVE
Repair Works. castings made for any
a speciality OF furnace. crates and re-
pairs noor Eat SO, 6gstntcsaPhnnos W.
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STORAGE.

q LARGE PADDED VANS AND GOOD
space. In clean warehouse. by Smith
Transfer Co., No. Eaglo Blk. Ind. 1907;
Bell 1859.
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4 LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during spare time. Experience unneces-
sary. Reliable help only. Apply 23 W..
ard South.
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so. 80. VERY CLOSE IN. a2s End E.
-Four rooms and bath, Gas.range. Apply
Huddurt Floral Co., Phones 1O6.
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CLEANING. UPIIoIsTERING,
WASHING, ETC.

DON'T SELL YOUR OLD FURNI.
ture. Have It re-upholstercd-madc
new again. Phone 5000 for samples and
estimates. =. y, Mattress & Mfg. Co, \
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SANITARIUAI.

THE BATTLE CREEK, SANITARIUM
special attention to rhemuutis nervous
eases, Special Treatments arc. electric
light baths, massage. general vibra ton.
No. 1871 Main. Dell I94; Ind 1870
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GREAT sNAP--OPPORTUNIT OF
wonderful merit and possibilities Terri
What hive you to offerH Give full par.
ticulnrs In first letter. Small CHECKER, or
fruit farm would be considered. Owners
,1nly. Good reasons for selling given at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03

500 NC NTHLY. AND EXPENSES TO
travel, and distribute samples for big
manufacturer steady work. S. Scheffer,
Treasurer. A 31S, Chicago.
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HELP WANTED-AlALE.

SIS WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and distrib-
ute samples for big wholesale house. C..
II. Emery, G as, Chicago
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ROOMS. IS. CALL AT 1923 7TH EAST.
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6-ROoM BRICK PANTRY. RATu
ts,S' light. 4a South 4th W. Phone
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n Innings, CRATES AND WATER
jacISets. MI makes. 9. 2, Lovett Foundry
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AGENTS WANTED.

/ NEW COAL OIL MANTLE LAMP,
ELECTRA ((imported). GO candlepowcr
Saves oil. Non-breakablo chimney. Guar
nnteed. Protected territory free, Elec-
TN Mantle Lamp CO., 1881 4th St, Seat
tie, Wash.
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BOYS. TO BUILD HEELS, STEADY
work, good pay. T. G. NJ. I. Shoe Fac
tory. 40. .e-.l IL. Esa 4.
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BUY YOUR XMAS PRESENTS NOW.
Pay for them by the week. Frank. the
IeWeler. No. y. 3rd South.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. IN
STEIN FOUNDRY ~ STOVE REPAIR
Works. Castings made. water Jackets
cleaned and connected S1l South Sth
West. Dell SCOT. as
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HELP WANTED-FEslALE.

4 ATTEND n tGATRELLS UNIQUE
School Of Shorthand and Typewriting
Hooper Bldg. . East LIST South 81. Ind
1853. Students commencing IN Decent
Der. for three months course $ao'
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6-ROOM MODERN BRICK, sa5 PER
month. 26s West North Temple. Bell DIV.
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GROOM MODERN BRICK. sas PEP
month 2o3 West North Temple. Beii 7o7-v
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FIREPRoor 1IoTE1,

MONGM, NEW AND STRICTLY ~.
e G Gpensd last October. Moderate ND ny, d
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HUs,rLERS WANTED EVERY
where; s25 to 800 made weekly: quick
seller: big profits: particulars free: write
today Drake Specially Co.. 10l2 Wilde
ST.. Los Angeles. Cal
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2 OR 3 LIVE iHUSTLISRS CAN MAKE
good money. 26s So. Main Room 6.
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
basement First Congregational Church.
We get your poEition free OF charge.
Tclephon"s rid. 1866: Bell 5s22
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SEE HOUSTON. THE HOUSERS. Isl
South Nf,'n Ind n a,UI
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FURNACES AND RANGES

3 FURNACES AND RANGES ~ -, r--...
ed and repaired. chimneys cleaned ian.
ma roofing of all kinds Ind. 7e 55..h4n,nS
!,.6 John Femmel 90 Bell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03

s. L. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works; cold blast feather rcnGvating:
work guaranteed; Emyr Eynon, Prop.
W. and So Temp. TO 1876 SO. 18th Enst 81.
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z NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING rCc.5
50 E. list South. Basement. Bell phone
1885, Ind. 97s. ~
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BUILDING AND MANUFACTURING.

EDWARD cox. CARPENTER AND
Joiner. job work ss6 West South Temple
st. Phone Bell Main 21c0-k.
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN. FAIR ED
ucation. to travel for old established
house. Salary, sl2 per week to start. Ex-
penses advanced Geo. G. CLOVIS, Phila-
delpia., Pa.
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANJNr; Co
% ~ p. lst South. Basement. Bell pi,onio,
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BOARD AND ROOM.

Made from your old carpets by the
Eastern Fluff Rug Co., 90 w. Bird South
Stnet He'll phone 1890. a N9 "a.
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a. u" W. otu d. BEL oe9. 'l.aEsE#
Broom HOUSE. ;l3 PER MONTH
s06 Gale st. Bell 42ls-k. = - L.
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co
e r. LIST south Basement, Bell phone
1853: Ind, s1s 80
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WOOD WORK CLEANING.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co
~ Enst lst South Bell 1856: Ind. DIS. ~
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GOOD FIRL TO ASSIST IN GENER-
nj housework.. Bell 9O2-x.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
PERSO ONS IN THE NEWS

THEODORE Won HoLLEBEN, banker Of VAL
paraiso is at the Palace He is nephew of
former Ambassador Holleben of Germany
to the United States. He Is making tour
of the world for pleasure
C, p HILL and f. J. Mekernan of Topeka E
G. Jeffress of Fresno and Mr.. and Mrs A.
Adler of New York make up a group of re-
cent arrivals at the Manx.
VIRGINIA HARMED soTHERN. the actress.
came down from Reno yesterday with Miss
Gordon, and has apartments at the ST. Francis.
Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE E. STARR returned
from their country home yesterday and took
apartments at the ST. Francis for the winter.
H. F. NoRCRoss. manager of the Coronado
hotel at San Diego. Is at the st. Francis with
Mrs. Noreross.
r. s. RoBLE, general passenger agent of the
Union Pacific at Omaha, is at the Stewart.
H. J. GosSE, proprietor of the Riverside hotel
at Reno, k guest at the ST. Francis.
G. L. McCANDLEsS. druggist of Sacramento,
is at the Palace with Mrs. AcCandless.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24


boarding school and fell under the influence of whose life
object
n so a
this article plain old grandmother bidding
consideration
like himself family
article hope catch the idea Certainly
phiosophic solved the problem this
painfully
pondered
striving be worthy liked that the of popularity
a
if tell the half of the wisdom that has
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

their control the subject of regulation by congress Now the
of this degree weakened by the fact
that the railroads did in reality and in control the
of transportation by the water routes.
In the OF rather confused debate took what
be the and the artmeta rather
than the geographical solution OF the debate and hence the enact
of the long and short haul clause which the Reno
decision chiefly rests.
Now, with the people of the shipping
demonstrate by actual practice that this long and short haul rule
impossible of enforcement AS Mr.. Wheeler observes fighting
long wnded and tedious lawsuits before railroad
whether federal Improbable business Bureaucracy
with hang and uncertain step and of
compromises.
What Fresno Oakland and Los Angeles shipping
should do active system of
independent of the railroads. Mr. Wheeler tells Fresno that
this be done that point by making the San Joaquin
canal He tells San Francisco accomplish the
purpose by encouraging independent line of steamships trading
via the istlman
The of uncontrolled competition by
lines result reducing the long short
and demonstrate the possby of its enforcement the railroads
lose the bulk of their business between With
competition established working basis the long
and short haul situation may be left regulate itself.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
t&A Ceoo.aooo
Arms and the Men

81 see you have your arm in a sling"
said the inquisitive passenger. Broken.
is ft?''
Eyes. sir" responded the other pas
senger
Meet with an accident?"
mo. broke ii while I was trying to
pat myself on the back"
Great Scott What for?'
For minding my own business
II see. Never could happen to me,
could it?''
No
"And If it did I wouldn't be blame
fool enough to tell it,
There was silence in the car-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Hal HalHal

The golden haired song bird had just
bowed to her audience when a man
rushed frantically upon the stage and
cried:
rs there a physician in the house?"
young man in the third row, blush
ing with embarrassment, arose.
Say, doc" asked the man on the
stage, with jerk of his thumb toward
the singer, "ain't she a beaut?"-Ev-
erybody'S
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
A Selfish Mother

What's the matter, little boyT'
'M-maw's gone an drowned all the
kittens"
'Deari Dear! Now that's too bad"
Yep. she p-promised-boo hooi-'at
1 c'u'd do it-"-Harper's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

w. G. ALLEN, who has been acting as chief
clerk Of the Tahoe tavern during the summer.
is at the ST. Francis He will resume
his former position chief clerk Of Glenn
wood inn at Riverside.
EDWARD CASEY. dry goods merchant of Los
Angeles, is among the recent arrivals at the
Palace.
c. H. UNDERWOOD, a merchant of Klamath
Falls. is at the Argonaut with Mrs. Under
wood.
z. .. WELLER, a mining operator of Telluride,
Colo. is registered at the Argonaut.
MAX PoPPER is at the Argonaut after vsca-
tion spent in Yellowstone park
MR.. AND MRS F. A. WEST Of stockton are
guests at the Fairmont
T. E. WALSH, broker of Los Angeles. is a
guest at the Palace.
E. Z. BIees- banker of erldIey. is registered
at the Stewart.
G. A. SMITH of Minneapolis is registered at
the Fairmoas
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Time to Stop
| Weights and
| Measures Frauds

merchants not they ought heartily in favor Of the
because they not the gamers by fraud and are unwingy
forced by competition to deal short packages put up by the
manufacturers. S.
The aggregate OF these frauds this field
into millions 1t IS possible that state legislation might be the most
effective to deal with the evil in the meantime local
ordinance Will serve to protect the San The
matter easily dealt with and the knowledge that machinery
for the enforcement the provided will nove
checking the fraud That the New York CITY
the inspector OF weights and direction Of Mayor
Gaynor has worked revolution In the retail trade
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
The "Unearned
Increment of
Islais Creek

those Of other ports and successful experience this relation
has definitely decided the policy of other cities California
Oakland and Los Angeles follow example
public ownership of their frontage.
The immediate bearing of this policy applies to San
Francisco lies in its extension the Isas quarter where
proposed that the state shall buy submerged
land Tor the excavation OF interior habor 1t
this property will eventually part be used for this
purpose but the question pending whether
shall be held in private public ownership
which opposing the bonds 100000 to buy the lands
question want to hold them that they into
private habor conducted for their profit their
paid advocates has nnocenty remarked they
the unearned increment of the value lands
accrue from the growth of business and population
On the other side the people, really earn that increment
by their industry and enterprise it pu where # belongs and
that is in public ownership.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Crossing the Continent

Crossing the Continent
Have a cigarette"
That's illegal in this state"
Suppose we start game of crib
bage?'
Hardly worth while. That's Illegal
in the next state"-Pittsburg Post
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Vote
for Senate
Amendment No. |

companies Mr. Iuohy that the
OF the state places monsosy unjust proportion of the
burden real property and that way this injustice
transfer important part to personality by taxing
the earnings of the public service corporations capital
stock OF banks easily calculated
system What Mr. Tuohy tomnyrot criticism of the
proposition to be submitted all with unmporant
details, and he adds:
system OF revenue railroads
leading charges All such things well
vesugatng voter they have real merits Vote
- -
Senate constitutional No
sed approved and submitted to the for their
OF Husband body fair
desire solely have equitable system the tax
payers the - -
We believe that constitutional amendment No will be
carried this time by a overwhelming vote.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

Such legislation is quite as much in the
interest OF the merchant. as of thezconsumer
and there does not appear to be any means
OF reaching this form of fraud save by official
inspection of commodities o, sale If the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

of California of the who prosecuting Mr..
Calhoun bribery indictment. 1t explained
why Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Hearst have become reconced
Bell but with the extensive knowledge which the people of Cali
ona have acquired the and of the
politics done by Calhoun and Hearst they should be able make
fairly their objects What pledges
Mr. Bell given what bargain has he made that brings him
sinister support OF Calhoun and Hearst?
1t stated the authority of the republican
that large corruption fund
Johnson for governor, and that purpose
campaign personal abuse directed republican candidate
We already remark the early symptoms of this campaign in the
columns OF the weees and the kept newspapers
does the whole appear be effective the
looks silly and puee, like Mr. Bells opera bouffe catechm
addressed Mr.. Johnson Now Bell
Socc method of he might himself profaby
the question, Why alliance with Hearst Calhoun?
Mr. Bell ndusouly every recurring
the duty drive the Southern Pacific company politics belongs
him by right of discovery Saturday has
pracced this duty for years and is still
be that this the why Hearst Calhoun
earnestly supporting him, but the people of California
familiar with the history of these their sudden conversions
genuine, must appear in the light of modern miracle.
1t that Hearst Calhoun
land Bell lends itself rdcu but likewise
significant aspect, might possible
elected governor governor with kitchen cabinet composed
Hearst and Calhoun should entirely welcome Mr. Herrn
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Must Tread Carefully

NhuSl OdI 0dI CIuIIN
Bald witness (giving his testimony !:
And the way in which the accused i'll
treated the poor woman made my hair
stand on end
Magistrate: BE careful, Remember
you are on your oath. .'-Fliegend
Blaetter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

full and profitable public ownership of the Sal
Francisco water front is one of the stronges
arguments advanced in favor of the project
This, of course, is not free llarbor but it
charges are moderate by comparison will
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

If there's anything the matter, anything that's
in plight let us hold little congress" and we'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

SuICIy IIIdhC II IS,IIt- " =
adjusted many troubles since the
congress fad began; we have
Strengthened out the prisons on
a highly moral plan; with our
irrigation congress we have
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

HE city Porand Ore engaged on discussion of
proposition buy the front and harb>
free permit and the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

group and we make windy speeches and wei call
each other hons and we'll they do not flee
like lawns And we'll talk about and wei talk about
wood and we'll the Upft and the fine old Larger
Good Oh, We'll chase sinful Peril dark and noome
den then we'll expenses oddg home agan
.sss .sss.sss4 s:4.s ssa .s.- s L0aax77la4o~.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

UNDOUBTEDLY Mayor McCarthy's recommendation in
avor OF local legislation providing for inspection of weights
bY
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
Mr.. Wheeler's
Solution of the
Rate Situation

that decision the Reno reductions of
amounting something like 1888 will effect
December Hitherto has been the practice railroads
Pacific lower from
On paper this looked like injustice and voumnous BODY of
oraoy be discovered by explorers of the Congressional Record
which the speakers late the nquiy of charging rate
for long than for short haul.
The reply the railroads con
dion theory and this condition being the of
meeting the competition of transportation by within
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
The Morning Chit-Chat
e:::.: e::ss'i;ss sssl.s '''' .is-. ss L0aaAnlaso.

INSTEAD of talking myself I'm going to let readers
talk to EACH other today for change
You it's this way:
few weeks ago received letter from young girl
who had written asking to tell her of some way to
her extreme shyness and self-conscousness
Not knowing exactly how her. published the
appeal and asked my readers to help
And they have. most handsomely
Here of their very excellent suggestions
They especially addressed to the girl of the letter.
but that there plenty of other girls who
make use ofthem
1.-TWO years ago absolutely the sensi-
and Shy fha faca of tho oarfh hoJio
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24
THE
CONGRESS
FAD

saved the creeks and ponds and the bankers held
congress in the interests of bonds; and dry farm
ers held congress with proceedings duly dry, and
conservation congress made the fur and feathers
fly. Let hold congress often aud attend it in
troop and we IL have picture taken in CAV and
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

which California must proceed to meet and
offset the injury done to its trade and industry
by the long and short haul provision of
the federal law for regulation of railroads.
he interstate commerce commission has
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

Ohm IUOHY chairman of the committee and
alton OF the state makes
the ratification coming election of the constitutions
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-24

\NTL5L1..An R WHEELER LIE traffic for the Mer
the Fresno of commerce the general method h