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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Cured in 3 DAYS
Yaricocele
HydrOceIe
Hernia
Piles
FiStula
Structure

CURE vARICOCELE. HYDROCEIE.
HERNIA, PILES, FISTULA AND STRIC-
IURE In five days No severe operation.
No detention from occupation.
| am the only specialist in San Francisco
VINO does not advertise a fictitious name and
photograph publish my true photograph.
correct name, personally conduct my office. /
am the longest established. most successful
and reliable as medical credentials and press
records prove. make this statement that
you VIII know you consult a celebrated sDe-
cialist who sees and treats patients person
ally. possess skill and experience acquired
IN sqeh way that no other can share and
should not be elassed with medical cOmpa.
MES. IL Is unwise and expensive TO embrace
the statements OF medical companies IL +
impossible for medical company to attend
college Companies have no diplomas or
license to practice medicine In California or
any other state. Medical companies usually
are named after doctor. \ portrait whose
selected and published as the legitimate spe-
cialst OF the Office. Hired substitutes, ordf
nary doctors with questionable ability give
consultations, examinations and treatment.
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
SWEAkNESS"
That disorder commonly known as weak
ness has for years and generations baf1ed
the efforts OF physicians, yet to this very day
a majority Of doctors. specialists not
methods that have been in constant use and
have always failed for half century They
dose the system with powerful stimulants and
tOnlcS. calculated 70 restore nervous force
strength. that is not and never has been lack
ing. with result that the functions are tenn
porarily excited. TO the positive detriment
Of the patient Weakness-we will call IL
such for convenience Just now-fs only a
symptom resulting from a ehronically swollen
and indamed prostate gland, and is curabIe
by local treatment only. Either early dissi-
patton or some improperly treated contracted
disease is responsible for the Inflammation in
most instances, though accident, injury
strain. etc. may produce the same result
N
ness, loss of power, etc. without the giving
the absolute accuracy OF my understandings
and treatment of this disorder. In years i
have not met with a single failure, and /
have entire confidence in my ability 10 cure
all cases that come to me for treatment. i
am equally certain that no treatment other
than that which I have perfected can com
pletely and permanently restore strength and
vigOr.
also cure Contracted Disease. Chronic
Losses, Sperma torrhosa- Contagious Blood
Poison ana all Complications from these
ailments.
My advice and CONSULTATION free to the
afflicted. whether treatment is taken or not.
I am always glad 10 explain my methods and
give friendly advice to all who call. II you
not come to see ne. write today. Hours,
n- to p. N. Sundays. to 1 only.
DIR. ~. q. MARTIN
721 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
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Northwestern League

VANCOUVER, Sept I5-Erickson was III
hard in today's game and Spokane made II two
out of three In the present series, winning nv 4
to O. killilay had the Vancouver PLAYERS gueSs
ing all the time and held them to two hits ssss
score; R. H. E.
Spokahe ..-.,. 80, ....---..-.... 10 1
Vancouver 1890. q n
Batteries-kililay and Shea; Erickson and
Lewis
SEATTLE, Sept 15.-Tacoma hit H,nr,e
steadily throughout the game and won from
Seattle without raising sweat, to /. Score:
r.. H. e.
seailie a
Tacoma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I IL n
Batteries-Hinkle and Hemenway; Geehan
and Byrnes.
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TO MERGE WITH ACME

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-The members
of the defunct Reliance club and the
old Acme club have decided to band
together for the purpose of forming a
new athletic organization to be known
as the Oakland Acme club Edward
Warren. vice president of the Acme
club, is at the head of the movement.
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Hen Berry. respondent in new brown suit
and a Kelly to match, was on the job. He
and had lot to say about his ball team and
baseball politics in general. Henry will NOT
give up hope yet. though be was forced TO adj
init that his Angel band must win about 90 per
cent of their games if they hope to land the
remnant,
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sTNlNfARY

Three base hits-Benninson. Reilly Domergue.
Two base hits-Moore. Peters Murphy. Lunt,
-G0nsalves Stolen bases-Afurphy. Moore (2l,
Sv-ifZer 30 Peters a. -f5onsa Ives %, LEnt
-J3l. Domergue %. Benninson O.. Casey "a,
.I1earst o.. Nickel 20. First base on called
.haTls-ON Casey . of Nickel : Struck out
.Jsr Casey a. by Nickel 2. Hit by pitched ball
wing Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
I Inlpircs-Allen and Suhr-
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ELMORE ROADSTER
REACHES THE ROW
Speedy High Duty Car Has Lots
of Class i'm Every Line
of Body

A. J. Smith, coast distributor of the
va1veless EImore cars. yesterday re-
ceived the model % high duty roadster
from the factory. The car is in keep
ing with the Elmore output and is one
of the handiest looking vehicles seen
for some time. 1t has lots of power
and makes an ideal roadster 1t is
finished in the Elmore blue with yell
low running gear.
The dimensions of the car are:
duty valveless motor; wheels. 80 by 81 wheel
base, 10s1a inches: transmission, selecflve type;
improved design; floating type rear axle; /
beam steel front axle; Atwater Kent ignition
system: speed, guaranteed to 80 miles an
hour; Is to 22 miles on one gallon OF gasoline
guaranteed full elliptic dpuble scroll rear
springs; one-half elliptic front springs; Thermos
syphon water system.
The transcontinental record break
ing REQ has set another new mark.
---------> yesterday II went
Record REQ Sets up Mount Hanlil,
-----% time. G. J. Thomas,
the factory expert,
wheel, and had an experience, for the
last seven miles was through rain and
dog, Ihomas sent the following tele-
after the trip: Just broke record up
Mount Hamilton. Made it in 1 hour 5
minutes. 241s miles; elevation 4,200
feet and 365 turns; rain and fog the
last seven miles; did not use chains" !"
The Pioneer auto company has had a
splendid sale of Chalmers cars SO far
this season. Yes
Iarss csslmer. ssas G. Car. president q of the the
s- company produced
signed contracts
for 130 1911 Chalmers. Besides these
the company has sold many Hudsons
and Loziers; Among the latest pur-
chasers of Loziers is J. J. Taylor of
Lovelock, New. The company has also
sold Babcock electric.
Henry Mccoy of Chansior & Lyons
has received word that the Stromberg
- motor evic S
Stromberg Co. company has re-
in New Ohices faot fnoveu TO It's new
eral offices at Ga
6S East Twenty-fffth street, Chicago.
This is six story structure, specially
erected for carburetor manufactures
A 'burlesque reliability tour of the
Automobile club of ST. Paul, Mimi.
was held August
Auto Contest anchotpge on Lake
- st. Croix.. Fifty
contestants parti-
cipated, following a confetti trail of
at the finish. One of these was silver
and bronze cup donated by Walter Po
cock; another was cord of wood
which had to be delivered TO a needy
family by charitable institution. The
contestants had a high old time.
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At st. Joseph-Omaha g. ST. Joseph l.
At Wichits-First game. Sioux City o. Wichita
O; second game. Wichita e. Sioux City g.
At Lncoln-First game Lincoln g. Topeka !:
second game. Lincoln l. Topeka o.
At Denyer-Des Moines 4, Denver 0.
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Anaconda Results

away fast in the feature race today and won
eleverly from Beau Man and Del Crszador, who
the former just getting the call. Balronia, the
fsForite stopped after fash Of early speed.
Results:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs. selling:
s-1-Bitter Sir. 1l5 POST )....................
2-1-Caesar. 112 (Coburn) ..................... 2
s-l-New Capital. los (w. Cottonl .....,... 3
Caesar. Gertrude G. Albetto. also ran.
SECOND RAcE-FIve and a half furlongs.
odds Horse. weight and Jockey. Pin.
7.lo-Madeline Musgrave, los (Coburn) -......
l5-1-Lsdy Adelaide Jog rooney ........ .
6-l-GenOTa 106 Fischer) )................. 8
Time, :0s. Tube Rose, McNally, Oswald
B, Miss Picnic, Follie L. 0lathe, Louise B,
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-one mile. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
72-Cabin. I0T fFischerl l.................. l
s-5-Tremarso. l06 (Gaugen ....-...-......... 8
Time. 1:41 40. Treasure Seeker, Bonnie Bard
also ran.
FoURTH RAcE-Five and half furlongs.
odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
I-1-Jim Basey. 9s (w. Gsrgan) ............. /
2o-1-Beau Man. 1o4 tCorey5 ................. 2
Time. los 3-5 Arionette Coppertown, Bal
ronia. Milt Jones. also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-FIve furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
z1-Tramotor. l15 Rooney ,............ /
s-5-Zick Abrams, Ii5 fW Coton) ......... 2
7-2-Aunt Polly, -Il5 (Gaugel l............. 3
Time. 1:el 35 Billy. Mayham, Gene Wood,
He Knows. Capewell. also ran
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-I-Jack O'LAntern. 100 POST ...............
7-1-Nebrsska Lass. 1O9 tCoburn) ...-.. 2
Tims 9os .w so1s S9tf0n Syanza patrot,c
Brighton, Gelico. Sainfox, also ran.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.--In the annual tour-
nsment of the Union Printers national basebau
league New York today defeated Washington -
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
American Association

At Columbus-Toledo 2. Columbus
A. eapolis-ksnsss City l. Minneapolis s.
Al polis-Louisyille 1, Indianapolis z
(ie innings).
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New Kind of
AUTO Contest

cipated, following a confetti trail of
popcorn and drawing for the prizes
at the finish. One of these was a silver
and bronze cup donated by Walter Po-
cock; another was a cord of wood
which had to be delivered TO a needy
family by a charitable institution. The
contestants had a high old time.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE II
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

abroad, has been engaged by the United
States motors company to drive that
conlpany's cars in numerous contests
this fall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

The latest government returns show
that during July ISL motor cars, valued
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
New Peerless
Home In Boston

open for inspection to all motorists. 1t
was kept open for week, when Wis
itors were shown throughout the six
floors of the new structure, which is
a splendid addition to the Boston motor
colony, already a large one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Stromberg Co.
In New Omces

66 East Twenty fifth street, Chicago.
This is six story structure specially
erected for carburetor manufacture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

|ection PURPOSES. Floyd recently found
that by experimental automobile col
lection the service in that city had
been greatly improved. and recently
made trip abroad to study postal
conditions in England and Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

The fame of the American cars are
all over Europe, as can be
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

"burlesque reliability tour" of the
Automobile club of ST. Paul, Mimi.
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Large Sale of
| Chalmers Cars

for 130 1911 Chalmers Besides these
the company has sold many Hudsons
and Loziers. Among the latest pur-
chasers of Loziers is J. J. Taylor of
New. The company has also
sold Babcock electric.
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The transcontinental record break
ing REQ has set another new mark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
American Cars
Famous Abroad

pany: "Mr. Schwabacher of San Fran.
cisco gave us your address and as VIZ
are interested in the small car of thu
Hudson car company, Detroit, we beg
YOU to send us illustrated catalogue
at the same time giving US the cheap.
also like to know where In Europe VIZ
could see a Hudson car. We would be
mostly thankful for soon reply an.
are, dear sirs. yours truly-Oesterr.
Dent AutomeTke, Gesellschaft, m. b III
Frederick Kornbluh.
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The postoffice department at Wash
in gton. d. c., has instructed Postmaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

Hugh N. Harding, who drove the Ap-
person in last seasons Vanderbilt cup
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Western League

.Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

Henry Mccoy of Chansior & Lyons
has received word that the Stromberg
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

HtIU AUSOSC
27, running to the
anchorage on Lake
ST. Croix.. Fifty
contestants nar+:
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Record REQ Sets
Another Mark

The Pioneer auto company has had
splendid sale of Chalmers cars SO far
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race and at At
lanta, and prior to
that time piloted
In various big
races 1pFp ard
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EUROPE, as can be
seen by the fol-
lowing letter re-
ceived by f. P.
Brinegar of the
Pinn Ger aa,fo nnn
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--------------
| VIII Drive fer
II. $. Motors
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- d IL y Ii VI liiC
Peerless company
dedicated it's, new
home in the back
hay hU throwing 1 If
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
LAWYER ENDS LIFE
TO ESCAPE ARREST
Attorney F. Leo Lawrence Sends
Bullet Crashing Through
His Brain
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

[ OpecIdt OIspdfch 10 ne NduJ
SACRAMENTO. March Fearing
arrest and exposure at the hands of
federal authorities on a charge of pre-
PAIRING fraudulent naturalization pa
pers and selling them to aliens, Attor-
ney f. Leo Lawrence, well known
lawyer of this city, this afternoon sent
a bullet crashing through his brain.
His body was found q few moments
later behind his Office desk
Lawrence left no word to his rela-
tives or his partner. Attorney B. Marks.
but it became known that he had been
visited by several italians who claimed
Ito have information of his unlawful
practices, and learning that he would
be placed under arrest in a day or so
he took his life.
Some time ago information was OBJ
tained to the effect that Attorney Law
renee, who catered to a Portuguese and
Italian trade, had disposed of several
sets of : naturalization papers TO for
eigners at the price of $50 a set. At
torney Blazer. Of the United States dis
trfct attorneys. office took up the in
yestigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
/. AT WAR OVER POOR
Reno Society Objects to Reeeiv-
ing Sacramento Indigents
+ Special Dispaich 10 The Call \.

SACRAMENTO. March 1.-The asso-
ciated charities of Sacramento and Reno
are at: war and the Reno. people threat
trict attorney.
The row came about over the ship
pipg of deserving poor to Reno by the
Sacramento county society In following
out the policy of reiayfng such unfor-
tunates who are en-. route to eastern
points.
The Sacramento society officials say
it is the general practice in the state
and that all the cities have been will
ing to do their share with the excep
tion of Reno
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
FAVORS NEW CHARTER
FOR CITY OF STOCKTON
Chamber of Commerce Will Urge
Council to Act
Special Di,eotch 10 The Call

r. STOCKTON. March AT a meeting
of the chamber of commerce trustees
last night the city charter committee
reported that ii would soon go before
the city council and urge that body
to take steps toward securing a new
charter for Stockton.
A l.. Cowell and Fred w. Wurster,
representing the bureau of irrigation
of the South San Joaquin district, ad-
dressed the chamber, asking that 1t
cooperate toward securing state
convention of congress in the. interest
of irrigation.
President Hudson was authorized to
appoint committee to work with the
irrigation bureau.
+ Secretary J. NJ. Eddy explained in de-
tail the Swickart scheme of COLOMBIA
ton as recently considered by promo
tion officials at Fresno. 1t was decided
to have five of the trustees attend a
meeting to be held in Fresno, on March
Is. when the proposition will be fur
ther considered.
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whole district today. where 81 lives are
known to have been crushed out be-
meath ice and snow that swept down
the mountain sides. overwhelming men.
women and children. quietly sleeping
in the. little villages OF Burke and
Mace and the. four: other. mining
camps.
Mrs Hooper. an aged woman, caught
in the avalanche at Mace. succumbed
to her injuries late last night. and with
Mrs. Pascoe. whose three Children are
already. numbered among the dead,
clinging TO life by. a narrow thread. IT
is feared that the death toll in The
two villages and; the Carbonate mine
viii be increased e. -. ...: :+:.: Z
SO far. 80. men, women and children
have been rescued by miners: from the
Mace slide. and the men are working
desperately In shifts in an effort to
succor those who may possibly be
alive beneath he.:crush of snow and
timbers. j.. .-.~t.
At Burke, where the second slide
occurred a few hours after the one at
Mace, FIVE are known TO he dead and
Two DdQaA =CnaOllC
condition in the small mining towns,
EoweVer. that the list is believed not
TO be complete. The saddest event of
this place is the death of NE two
children Of Al Newman. who. with his
wife and two little ones. without a
seconds warming. were. buried by the
great sliding mass
At Carbonate hill, where the third
slide occurred two are dead and half
GoZera an. in irIra5 III { 1faf
known how. 1mapy more. are beneath
the wrecka ge The Carbonate hill slide
was. not SO great in extent al Others
in the -Coeur: d'Alepe district -but its
force was great and TT swept
everything before it = ..-.:-
A fourth slide. at:the North Franklin
mine. near BUrke. played a peculiar
freak when it descended upon the
buukhoGfse- OF The. miners. Two smen
were sleeping in one room: of the
cabin. The front part of the log struc-
ture was empty
An avalanche tore the whole building
10 splihters :eXcept the one room in
which tire tlyoa Ynea- were. sleeping. and
rushing down: the mountain side, it
piled up. in. the. gufcll1 below. not 100
Yards from. a group OF cabins contain
ing many miners and their IA antilles
At Dorsey Idaho. a fifth slide -is.re-
ported to have caused the. death of two
lit itu men, ststl d <Aos4iT, q Illlru
unidentitied man is. reported TO have
been killed by a sixth 81 ide.: - ~. >
Funeral of Victims.
WALLACE, Idaho. March. AR
rangements~ have been completed for a
public funera lat $3.50 o clock this after
noon for The -Yictif7s7 7of.the- snewslides.
Business will be suspended at. l O'clock
and the mining town will turn out in
force 20 attend the public services at
the Wallace theater- Ministers of the
various churches Will Offer" EaYers: for
the dead and the musical orga nizations
VIII render hymns ..-~.::s-.-- -
Refugees from the stricken camps are
being cared for by the businessmen
and their families here. and those who
are able TO be removed are being. hur-
ried 10 the sisters hospital where a
large force OF. physicians and. nurses
are on hand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
FRUIT GROWERS WILL
STANDARDIZE OUTPUT

LODI. March Following a confer
ence between State Horticulturist j. w.
Jeffrey and local fruit growers yester-
day, announcement was made today
that the fruit growers of this section
have agreed to the same rule of stand
ardization as other growers of this
valley. Another meeting will be held
soon at which the agreement will be
ratified
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEF
ESCAPES FROM POLICE

GRIDLEY, March Harry Porter.
wanted at Oroville on a charge of
stealing $1,000 worth of diamonds from
the home of Postmaster William
Leonard. was arrested here yesterday
afternoon, but he escaped from one of
the local officers last night before the
Oroville authorities arrived, and is now
believed to be on his way north.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
BISHOP MOR[LAND
APPOINTS DEAN
Rev. John R. Atwill of Duluth
Diocese Will Enter Upon
Duties May
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, March Rev. John
r. Atwill, rector of ST. Johns church.
st. Cloud, Mimi, in the diocese of Du-
luth, has been appointed by Bishop
Moreland. dean of Trinity pro-cathedral
church of this city. He will be the
first dean of the pro-cathedral of the
episcopal church in this city and dio-
cese, and w1ll enter upon his duties
Sunday, May L..
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
WESTERN PACIFIC TAX
PUZZLES EQUALIZERS
State Board to Investigate New
Roads Business
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, March The state
board of equalization is attempting to
arrive at basis upon which to assess
the California properties of the West
ern Pacific railway company.
: IT is undetermined whether the West
ern Pacific should be assessed by the
state or the various county assessors,
and the whole question hinges on the
extent of business which the railroad
has done and whether it can be con-
sidered as operating by the first Mon
day in March.
Data from the railroad company will
be secured to decide the question.
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w. j. BARRETT NAMED ON
STATE MINING BUREAU
{ [Snecial Dispoich 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO, March wv. ]. Bar
rett of San Francisco was today ap-
pointed to membership on the state bu-
reau of mines by Governor Gillett. He
takes the place of Harold I. Power,
term expired.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
TWO DIVORCE SUITS
FILED IN STOCKTON

| Special Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON, March 1.-Two divorce
suits were filed with the county clerk
today. John Santos. seeks separation
from Maud J. Santos. and Carrie B.
Curry from Jay Curry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

LADIES AUXILIARY BALL-The ladies' aux.
Hilary Of Mission congregation of B'nai David
viii give its first annual ball in Puckett's Co
tillion hall. Market and Fourteenth streets, next
Sunday evening. The proceeds of the dance
will be devoted 20 the operation of the free
Hebrew school maintained at Valencia and
Nineteenth streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
PLAN CHAIN or. BRANCH
BANKS THROUGH STATE
Sacramento Institution Will Be
Base .of Operations
Special Dispatch. 10 The Call !

I Special Dispatch 70 The Call
SACRAMENTO, March :1.-Branch
banks in the principal<cities and towns
in northern California are to be estab-
~lished when the proposed new Title
Guarantee and Trust company begins
its operations in this city. George w.
.PeItier has purchased sufficient stock
in the Farmers and Mechanics bank
to control that institution, and taking
that bank asa basis he proposes to
organize the Title Guarantee and Trust
company. - y.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
MERCHANT WIFE
ASKS BIG ALIMONY
Demands $4,000 and Deed to
Residence in Suit That Prom
ises Sensation
[ Special Dispatch to The Call

CHICO. March Mrs L. D. Bres-
lauer. wife of a prominent merchant
and broker, has brought suit at Oro-
vile for divorce.
Although the complaint is kept secret
1T is said several sensations will be
sprung when the case comes to trial.
Mrs. Breslauer asks for $4,000 ali
nfony. $50 month and deed to the
residepce in this city. She also wants
the custody of their three year old son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
0RONILLE MERCHANTS
SEEK LOWER RATES
Committee to Confer With Rail
road Officials
Especial Dispatch; 10 The EollI

OROVILLE, March l.-Oroville lner.
chants want lower freight rates be.
tween Sacramento and OroVflle and be-
tween Marysville and OrovilIe. Ac.
cordingly as coshmittee has been sent
70 San Francisco to confer with South
ern Pacific officials and Western Pa
cific officials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
BONDSMEN MAY
tVADE LIABILITY
Declare They Are Not RESPONSE
bic for Shortage in Woodland
Collectors Accounts
Especial [ Dispatch 10 The Call

WOODLAND. March 1.--Bondsnnen of
former City Marshal Sam Leech may
not be responsible for the shortage of
$500 found in his accounts as city col
lector.
Leech was elected ma rshal and street
commissioner and furnished bonds as
such. Letter he was named as city col
lectors but gave no new bond.
The shortage was in his accounts as
collector and his bondsmen claim they
are not liable for this.