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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
5000 TEACHERS PAY
HONOR TO MRS. YOUNG
Superintendent of Schools Is
Reception Guest

CHICAGO. June Five thousand
woman teachers in Chicagos public
schools paid a tribute of respect and
honor last night to Mrs. Ella FIaeg
Young, superintendent Of schools and
the first woman ever to hold such a
position in a large city, at a recep-
ton in the Auditorium theater.
The reception was the result OF plans
to honor Mrs. Young which have occu-
pied the teachers for nearly a year
Mrs Young shook hands with nearly
every one Of the 5000 women present.
remarking:
I am not tired. / shah not be tired
Look up at that crowd. Why. am too
happy to be tired"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
MOTHER FINDS SON
MISSING SINCE FIRE
Youth to Marry Girl He Res
cued During Conflagration

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
FOND DU LAC, Wis. June Mrs.
Alice C. Bulls is in receipt of tele-
gram saying that her son. Charles L..
Bulls, who had been mourned as lost
in the San Francisco fire is alive and
well and will visit her this summer.
He will bring his bride. whom he first
met while assisting in the work of
rescue during the fire.
All efforts to locate young Bulls
failed. Another son, ] E. Bulls. who
went west some weeks ago, visited San
Francisco in the hope of finding a
trace of him and the discovery resulted.
Bulls friends have spoken in terms
of praise of his work in assisting vic
Tins of the fire, one of whom was Miss
A. Werner, who is now his bride.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
BOOSTER BUTTON DAY
SUCCEEDS IN PETALUMA A
Lodges SweII Fund for July
Celebration
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, June 4.-Booster But
ton day in Petaluma was great sue
cess. From early morning until the
last person was off the streets to-
night the ladies of Silver Spray and
Petaluma Rebekah lodges offered but
tons for sale to swell the fund for de-
fraying the expenses of the big cele-
bration to be held here July 2, 8 and
4, under the auspices of. Canton No. 10,
I. o. O. F.
The ladies chosen for captains of
districts were: Main street Mrs. r. S.
Adams and Miss Lena Husler; Ken
lucky street, Mrs. John White; East
Petaluma, Mrs. Rose Flickenger and
Miss Jennie Anderson; the hill dis
trict, Mrs. William Hickey and Miss
Mae Heald; city residence district,
Miss Margaret Schackelton.
They had many able assistants, and
when returns are made 1T is expected
that by the enterprise of the ladies
goodly sum will be realized
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
NICARAGUATROOPS
APTUREAMERICAN
William D. Pittham, Formerly OF
Boston, Faces Court Martial
by Madriz Government

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua
June 4.-William D. Pittham, the Amer
lean who laid the mines at Bluefelds
for the insurgents, was captured by
the government troops and will be
tried by court martial.
This was made known today after
the receipt by the government of the
details of the capture of Bluefelds
bluff by the forces of President Madriz
The troops passed to the assault
over five mines, only one of which was
exploded. I1ttham was wounded and
captured, 1t Is said, as he was engaged
In operating the mechanism through
which the hidden engines OF destruc-
ton were released. Pfttham formerly
lived In Boston and is an engineer.
Government Troops Flee
BLUEFIELDS, June 4.-Advices re-
ceived here state that the insurgent
forces under General Mena at Rema
have defeated and put to flight the
government troops commanded by
General Chavarria.
After the withdrawal of the Madriz
forces from the vicinity of this city
General Chamorro, with 400 men, was
dispatched to Rama to reinforce Mena
Chamorro arrived at Rama Thursday
morning and Mena sent a messenger
TO the government headquarters in the
field Offering Chavarria IL hours in
which to surrender or fight.
In reply Chavarria made a dash from
fortified position on a hill close to
Rama. with the object 1t is said, OF
escaping to the interior
When Mena learned that the enemy
was escaping he sent General Recreo
with a strong force to cut off its re-
treat An engagement followed and
continued for three hours, when the
troops of President Madriz became
demoralized and fed In every direction
leaving their dead and wounded or
the feld.
Thursday evening Thomas P. Moffat
the American consul, issued a proc
lamation declaring that vessels enter
ing the port OF Bluefelds must pay
custom duties to the government
headed by General Estrada, the revo-
lutionary leader. Subsequently the
schooner Caye entered the harbor and
was not interfered with by the gov
ernment of those who are in possession
of the custom house on Bluields
bluff.
The action of the United States in
ruling that the revolutionists may re-
ceive customs duties has been received
with enthusiasm, and is considered q
great victory for Estrada. It's effect
is to rob the government of the fruits
of It's capture of Bluefields bluff and the
customs, which, after being seized by
the insurgents, were recently taken by
the troops loyal to the administration
OF Madriz.
The American decision also destroys
the effectiveness of the government
steamer Venus. which is lying off Blue
fields, but is rendered impotent to aio
Madriz in subduing the rebellious ter.
ritory on the Atlantic coast. 1t is be-
heved here that Mena has by this
time surrounded and captured Chavar-
ria's army.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Bluefields. June 4 1efo
WORK ON GUNBOAT
YORKTOWN RUSHED

VALLEJO, June 4.-Under orders is
sued last night at the local naval sta
tion work on the gunboat Yorktown
was completed at quitting time this
afternoon.
1t is unoff1cially reported that the
sudden ending of repairs is the result
of the necessity of starting the York
town back to Nicaragua tomorrow.
1t is said that the presence of the
gunboat is urgently needed in the Cen
trail American waters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
FUNDS NECESSARY TO
CONTROL FLOOD WATERS
Committee Named to Exploit
Proposed Bond Issue
Especial Dispatch 10 The CaIll

SACRAMENTO. June &c. ]. Bradley
OF the Merchants and Manufacturers
traffie association, who was authorized
to appoint committee on organization
to meet and select a publicity COM
mittee to have charge of a campaign
for a bond issue for $4,000 for the i'm
provement of the flood control. of the
Sacramento river, has announced the
committee.
The personnel Of the committee is as
follows:
D. A. Lindlay, president of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers traffic as
ISOLATION, c.. F. Prentiss, president of
the Jobbers' association; George F.
Walsh, president of the Retail Mer-
chants association; D. d. Sullivan,
president of the federated trades coun-
Gill; u. L. Dixie. president of the realty
board, and G. ]. Bradley, ex-ofhcio.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Would Hasten Adjournment

WASHINGTON, June At a con-
ference today between Representative
Mann of Illinois and Senators Aldrich,
Elkins and Crane it was suggested that
the house night accept the senate
amendments to the railroad bill and a
conference be avoided. II this course
should be taken it would permit of the
adjournment of congress within three
weeks.
The suggestion that the house accept
the senate amendments to the railroad
bill met with favor at the hands of
some of the democratic members of
the house, who led the fight against
the measure adopted by the house.
They pointed out that the senate bill
was a much better one than that passed
by the house from the shippers stand
point, and If republican leaders sin
cerely desired a measure which would
benefit the people they could accept
that measure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
GRAND PARLOR AT
LAKETAHOE SHORES
Native Sons Gather for Trans
action of Annual Business
of Order
Various Matters of Importance
to Be Passed Upon by the
Delegates
Continued From Page 20

Sons and the grand parlor would have
moral influence on the association
if it cared to exert it.
The Merchant Marine
Some question may arise over the
proposal that the grand parIor indorse
the ship subsidy legislation along the
lines proposed by the merchant marine
league.
There will be 4o5 delegates at the
grand parlor session. Many OF them
will be accompanied by their wives and
children.
At Auburn delegates were enter
tanned atNan open air luncheon by Au-
burn parlor Native Sons. Judge Bar
Der thanked the Auburn Native Sons
on behalf of the delegates An in
formal dance was held after the lunch
con.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
BOTH LEGS BROKEN
IN 20 FOOT FALL
200 Volts Knocks Lineman
From High Pole
TSpecial Dispatch to The Call

IOpecIdI Dlspofch 10 ! he Call
STOCKTON. June 4.-W. L. Wallace,
an employe of the American River cleo
trio company, was engaged in making
repairs to an overhead wire yesterday
in West Acacia street when he came in
contact with one of the cables carrying
1900 volts.
The shock knocked him from the pole
and he fell 20 feet, sustaining two dis
located legs.
He was taken to st. Josephs home,
where .Drs. l. r. Johnson and Ira B.
Ladd attended him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
DIAZ WILL BE ABSENT
FROM BRIDGE OPENING
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The CalI1

MEXICO CITY, June At was of
ficially announced today that President
Diaz would not be able to attend the
formal opening of the new interna-
tional railroad bridge across the Rio
Grande connecting Brownsville and
Matamoras. July %. Former President
Roosevelt has been invited to attend
and deliver an address.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

fluctuations following the Injunction
suit against the Western traffic associa-
tion
Several letters OF this character came
to Attorney General Wickersham in to-
days mail complaining of the deprecia-
ton in value as the result of the de-
partment's activities in the western
railroad litigation. They were anony-
nous communications, however. and
serious attention was not given them.
The reported intention of number
Of railroad presidents to visit Wash
ington next week for the purpose Of a
personal conference with the president
is already attracting a good deal of i'm
terest The president will return to
Washington tomorrow night and will
resume his duties at the White House
Monday morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Campaign Against Rates
TSpecial Di.potch to The Call

I OpecTdl Dispctch 70 he IdII
CHICAGO. June Western CONNER
cial organizations are being asked to
cooperate in the general campaign for
a reduction Of exorbitant express rates
throughout the United States which has
been inaugurated by the Merchants as
sociation of New York.
The invitations to join in the move
ment are being sent out by committee
appointed at recent meeting of asso-
ciated commercial organizations in
New York. at which "a associations
represented.
The committee proposes as its first
move to petition the interstate COM
merce commission to make an ex-
haustive investigation of the methods,
rates, practices and finances of the ex-
press companies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
ATTORNEY TRACE
LEGISLATIVE BRIBES
Fishermen Testify of Contribu-
tions to Jackpot, but Fail to
Connect Payments

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June AFTER
John Dixon of Peoria and Henry Lemm
of Pekin, wealthy fish. dealers, had
testified before the Sangamon county
grand. jury this afternoon regarding a
fish bill Jackpot to which Lemm con-
tributed and which Dixon said he col
lected States Attorney Burke left hur-
riedly for Beardstown and other Hill
nois river points; where he will seek
evidence to connect the collection of
the money and It's payment to certain
members of the legislature.
There's a mix here which I intend
to solve he declared. tOf the col
lection of the jackpot there is no doubt.
Lemm and others have contributed. A
sandbagging game has been worked on
Lemm and other fishermen. Dixon adj
mits the collection of some of the
money, but he did not pay it direct to
any member of the legislature, and it
Is to trace the payment of the money
that I will now give attention"
Among those to be questioned at
Beardstown Is Frank Trout, a fisher
man with an extensive business
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
HIGH PRICE PAID
FOR LOT IN VALLEJO
New Owner Will Erect a Sub
stantial Structure
[Special Dispateh o ~ Calll

VALLEJO, June A lot in Georgia
street, this city, has just been sold at
a figure close to $5S5 front foot.
The lot, which has a width Of p feet,
brought something over $4,000, having
been sold by George B. Richart to L.
NJ. Schwartz. a local tailor. For over
half a century the location, one OF the
finest in Vallejo. has been occupied by
a cheap frame building.
This building was gutted beyond re-
pair in the big fire. of May IL.
Schwartz, who was one Of Richart's
tenants, will erect modern, substan-
tiaI building on the site.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Alleged Briber Released

CHICAGO, June 4.-Lee O'Neil
Browne of Ottawa, legislative minority
leader, awaiting trial on bribery
charges in connection with the cleo
tion of William Lorimer to the United
States senate, was surrendered by his
bondsmen and within an hour released
on a habeas corpus. writ here today.
The writ of habeas corpus was issued
by Judge Kickham Scanlan of the cir
cult court on the plea that Judge Nc
Surely of the criminal court of Cook
county, before whom Brownies trial is
scheduled to open Monday, has no juris-
diction in the case.
Alderman Powers surrendered
Browne to Deputy Sheriff c.. w. Peters
and asked for the $4,000 bond that he
had signed for the state legislator.
Browne was not taken to jail, despite
protests made by the states attorney.
Judge Scanlan set the arguments for
hearing Monday morning two hours be-
fore the bribery case against Browne
is called in Judge McSurelys court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
STOCKTON MERCHANTS
HAVE A GRIEVANCE
Complain of Unfair Discrimina-
tion in Freight Rates
Special Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, June Attorney C. L.
Neumiller and Al Music will appear be-
fore the railroad commissioners when
they meet in this city June II and show
why the proposed changes of railroad
rates will discriminate against the
shipping interests of Stockton.
The local shippers say that San Fran
cisco and Sacramento can now compete
with them in Stockton's territory, and
that If the changes are made Los Ans
geles will be allowed to enter the field.
Stockton, however. can not enter
their territory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

FAILURE TO PROVIDE Warrants were issued
yesterday for the arrest Of Thomas W. Snlll-
AIT Filbert street. for failure to provide for
their minor children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

MUST FACE JURY TRIALr-Joseph Hayworth.
shoe maker. has been held for trial before
tlie superior court on charge Of placing his
rcung wife. May, in disorderly house.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

In the absence Of Ed
ward F. Cahill. who is TAXI
ing his annual vacation.
The Candid Friend" will
not appear in The Call for
two weeks. It will be re-
sumed on the 18th inst.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Fair Treatment Demanded

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The state
department has taken cognizance of
the Associated Press dispatches from
San Juan del Sur that William Pittham
the American captured by the Madriz
troops. would be tried by court martial
telegram to the Madriz government
is being sent, stating in effect that this
government expects fair and humane
treatment for Pittham.
The state department has sent tele-
grams to the United States consuIates
at Managua and Bluehelds in which
it is stated that the United States gov
ernment will zealously scrutinize the
treatment accorded to Pittham
Senior Castrillo, representative in
Washington of the Estrada govern
ment, received the following dispatch
early today from General Estrada IS
headquarters:
Bluefields. June 4. 1910
Estrada, Washington: Yester-
day General Mena defeated GEN
eral Chavarria at Ell Reoreo COM
pletely destroying the enemy We
expect that General Mena will cap
ture General Chavarria and his
staff, who are in flight up the river,
at FL .Muele de las Buelles. GEN
eral Mena is rushing troops over
land to head off the retreat while
the fugitives are being followed up
the river by Captain Cotton and an
armed force.
Further advices to Senior Castrillo
stated that General Chavarria and his
staff were absolutely without guard
none of the army having been saved to
aid them in their retreat
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
CaIifornians Are Confident
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON, June 4-The Califor-
MIA delegation is playing waiting
game in regard to the exposition. So IS
the Louisiana delegation. Both feel
that they have shot their bolt, as far
as publicity goes and both are now en-
gagged in gumshoe work with the COM
mittees to which the joint resolutions
authorizing the president to invite the
nations of the world to participate at
an exposition at San Francisco or New
Orleans, as the case may be, have been
referred.
While to the onlooker everything is
quiet at present, there is an undercur-
rent of opinion in favor of San Fran
cisco. and the CalifornianS are op-
timistic regarding an early report on
the Kahn resolution.
The Louisianans also express conf
dence in their ability to secure favor
able report on the Estopinal bill. While
matters are at Standstill at present,
something may break at any moment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
HOUSE MAY AGREE
TO RAILROAD BILL
Acceptance of Senate Measure
Will Mean an Early ADJ
journment

Continued From Page 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
COUNTY DELEGATES
TO AID EXPOSITION
Resolution Adopted at Develop
ment Boards Meeting in
Favor of San Francisco
Metropolis of Pacific Coast the
Only Place for Panama
Canal Celebration
Especial Disoaich to The Call

lSPectdi DISodfch to he Call
NEVADA CITY, June 4.-San Fran
cisco was unanimously indorsed today
as the logical point for the Panama
Pacific exposition in 1915 by the coun-
ties committee of the California devel-
opment board at its thirteenth semi
annual meeting.
The resolutions passed were as fol-
lows:
Whereas. San Francisco is the
with unequaled harbor facilities
and centrally located; and
Whereas, the building of the
Panama canal is the greatest en-
terprise ever undertaken by man
and is calculated to open a new
highway to the west and give new
impetus to all Pacific ocean coun-
should be fittingly celebrated.
Entertaining this opinion we
most heartily indorse the proposal
to commemorate this world event
Francisco, and to that enterprise
we pledge our active co-operaton
and support.
A resolution introduced by Vice
President Robert N. Newton provides
for the amalgamation ofsall chambers
or commerce., boards OF ITddS dilu OIiSi
commercial organizations under the
head of the California development
board
Oakland was chosen as the place foi
the next meeting, which will be heio
in November of this year.
The meeting was opened this morn
ing at Odd Fellows hall by r. M
Lynch, second vice president of the
California development board. George
Finnegan delivered the address OF wei
come and F. L. Brown, chairman OF
the counties committee, responded
Mining and California's industries
were the subjects of addresses by the
state mineralogist L. E. Aubrey; Har-
old t. Powers. a mining man OF
Auburn; Courtney Dekalb, editor OF
Mining and Scientific Press, and Il, M
Miller of Grass Valley.
At the afternoon session co-opera-
tion between local bodies was discussed
by r. M. Lynch, Frank Brown, Sar
francisco; DR.. Thomas McClay. Peta-
luna; o. H. Miller, Sacramento; A. Il
Mott, Tulare; Joseph A. BROOKS, Sar
Jose; Colonel L. S. Mcclure, san Diego
and George B. Finnegan, Nevada City
The day closed tonight with ban
quet at Grass Valley, given by the
Grass Valley chamber of commerce.
The delegates will be taken on auto
mobile rides through the mining sec
ton of the county tomorrow
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT 5-rooned furnished cot
tage. Telephone 1898 rings. IL
FOR RENT for the summer FIVE
room bungalow, eve occupied
Modern. good location, big discount
to right party.-WTn NJ. Hicks. 21t
FOR RENT:-Omce suite, ground
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Mitchell, agent. S6tf.
FOR RENT IL % boarding
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Bower Slack, Of Chiiicothe. Mo-.
spent Saturday night and Sunday In
Roswell. being here principally to see
the town and visit his old friend,
Percy Evans. He is selling shoes for
a st. Louis. Mo-. house, wnich handles
the Harlow shoe. and completed his
trade for the eco Valley at Portal
es. having there met the buyer for
his Pecos Valley customer, the Joyce
Pruit Company. Mr.. Slack Is a son
of General Slack. who was first in
command under General Price of the
Confederate forces of Missouri.
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WANTED:-Lot salesman, 40 to $40
acres of and Big Commission
Rotan Development Company, Ro-
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WANTED:-Four OF five roomed fur
nished house close in.-Apply Par
sons & Lawrence. 42t3.
town. phone 291 4 rings or drop a
card to p. o. box 2. E. NJ. Smith. 4"
WANTED:-A steady young man. ap-
ply at once to J.. B. Kipling. II
WANTED:-To buy family driving
horse: also to trade Denver income
for 5 to 10 acre orchard or alfalfa.
Address description of either to p.
O. box SIS. til.
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FOR SALE:-3-rooned house and
corner lot.-See owner, S23 N.
Main. 43t3*
FOR SALE:-An eight morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.0Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-or rent modern cottage
at 3O7 N. Penn. also for sale a span
of good work horses. Inquire at
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FOR SALE:-At last we have Undue
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We want TO tell you about little
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FOR SALE Strictly ~upJto-date
Gents Furnishing Store in railroad
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WESTON NEARING NEW YORK;
COIIAPSES BUT RECOvERs

Utica, N. Y. April 23.-Edward Pay
son Weston, walking to this city
along the low path of the Erie canal
collapsed this morning two miles
e of C~hittenago. He was carried
to a farm house and put to bed. -.
Syracuse, April 23.-Weston re-
sumed his walk this afternoon hav-
ing almost recovered from his sud
den Illness.
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Rev. ]. q. Mythen, Of Carlsbad, ar
rived Saturday evening from Albu-
qnerQue, where he attended the con
vocation Of the diocese, he and C. H.
McLenathea being Representatives
from Carlsbad. Mr.. Mytnen was the
guest OF w. E. Quaries over Sunday
and was entertained at sever O'Clock
dinner Saturday evening at the Gilke-
SON. being the guest of honor at a stag
party given By Mr.. Quarles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Nisbet returned
Saturday from a visit at the old home
Of Mrs. Nisbet in Columbia, Mo-. and
otner points in that state. Mrs. Mis-
bet has been gone several weeks and
IA joined recently by Mr.. Nisbet.
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Dr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Swails and Mrs.
Swails' sister. Miss Fern HUFFMAN.
formerly of this city and now OF Arte-
STA. sieft Sunday morning for an ex-
tended visit In Chicago. They expect
to return later.