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PERSONS IN THE NEWS

COLONEL T. Il. MINOR and B. L. smith. men
who are interested in the oil fields Of south
ern California, are among the recent arrivals
at the ST. Francis.
GEORGE BROWN. a banker OF Tacoma. Is at
the ST. Francis. Browns interests in the
northwest are manifold. Mrs. Brown accom-
panies him.
GEORGE PARKER, chief clerk OF the Butlsr
hotel in Seattle. is in tfns city on bridal
trip. He and his bride are guests at the St.
Francis.
L. 7. RUSSELL of Manila. j. L. Craig Of Chi
cago and A E. ohiIds OF Cedar Rapids make
up group Of recent arrivals at the Manx.
7. c. oLNEY. railroadman Of chsttapoors
Tenn. in charge Of the Pullman service. is ar
the st. Francis with Mrs. olney.
T. O. PoPP, hotelman Of Seattle. Is a rras,
at the st. Francis.
CLARENCE CALDWELL. publisher of Boston.
is at the Palace
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| Pictures
| and Their
| Pedigrees

tried in New York few big
this collector sued dealer for the price of
sold him the work of Homer Martin the landscape
painter who died The New York
marizes the of the trial:
died and To-
sab $3.50, $1,000
and there collector
knowledge painting
Martins which he
gallery. He who him
court
spurious Martin
his artist insists that nobody
that effect Then the persuasive
the with
"restorer" of -
The disagreed and there verdict The result
perhaps accord with
among laymen could be- If the agree why should
the unearned and perhaps needless expected give
value far the
cernd? Suppose the jury had decided the pictures were gen
Martins that would have settled nothing and their value must
remain under cloud because they lack the essential
element of assured authenticity.
In fine picture is judged BY its looks as by its
pedigree.
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a. O. sRYER and ]. H. Peterson. tea n,r-
enan's OF Formosa. are among the recept a.
rivals at the Stewart
AoSo K. JOHNSTON Of Pasadena and 7. d.
mclaughlin Of Pasadena are guests at the
Fairmont-
CAPTAIN ]. c. GILMORE OF the Z. 8 :
Maryland is among the recent arrivals AZ the
Palace. -
DIR. T. GLENDoN MOODY OF Vancouver is ar
the st. Francis. accompanied BY Mrs Moody
SoHN c. GRAVES, railroadmau OF Los An
geles. is registered at the ST. Francis
JAMES sALLEE, mining man OF wnirehcuss.
IS guest at the St Francis.
L. LIHDENsERGER, a salmon packer OF As
toria, is at the st. Francis.
c. WALTER CLIFTON tea merchant az F.r-
mosa. Is al the Palace.
A. c. ROSCOE, hotelman Of stockton. b q
guest at the Stewart.
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Buckley Johnnie lot Of mixed
freight from
bad
fell for
Crimni legislative exhibits
Get hip the he's showin' Them big busnenens
campaigns
anything slipped Sullivan and the late William
fash OF
politics devote life
the Social thing
to come his verhion deputies.
Nohn ike
Sullivan
Sure he'll do the right thing by the boys
I'm
y Why
walk kintoM with See?
diplomacy, fell
hat hunh Sunday
he's working a
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
AduIteration
| of Food
| Not increasing

butter incrcas" According
addition compound
product will be pounds of butter
SO much by way Of warning The board does say that
anybody has been caught selling this nferen butter but
that those who found with the goods will be prosecuted In
behOoves the dealer food pedigree for his
wares and make that he offering for sale the eg
mate children OF respectable parent
grocer Pedro convicted of selling for
mustard Turmec dyestu vegetable origin 1t decidedly
mustard but sometimes used condment. usually under
alias In future this careless grocer will his alleged
that he selling dyestu the
corned beef taste good.
This Pedro detected selling article
that purpod be but cereal These
revelations throw light the kitchen and
explain gouash hot the mouth, notwithstanding
heavy hand on the pepper pot.
These authorizations comparatively harmless but is
dconcertng find Los Angeles druggist who has been convicted
OF selling coal dye under the attractive OF of asp
berry The citizens stomach will OF coors unless
board stop the sale OF amentary dyestus masquerade
With this exception the abors OF the board described in the
February bulletin disclose nothing formidable in the
The majority OF the based the
failure of goods to UP to standard of quality.
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the No doubt certain latitude permissible and the situa
ton somewhat complicated by the receipt of large premiums
the sale OF bonds But the boards will make mistake they
spend received building school houses
1t surely time that San Francisco had modern equipment
this field The ramsace condition OF the Lowell high school,
instance disgrace the and besides impars standing
of fire the neighborhood
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these days when people complaining of the high of
living, and the things and drink all supposed to be
going up light thrown dubious but ingenious
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

efforts to create a contrary tendency by the
labors and researches of the department o
pure food, conducted by the state board oI
health. For instance, to quote:
The attention of this laboratory has just
hee calied tc md 1cllicn MIGHT
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What Does
BaIIinger Want
/ TO Conceal?


for him eoqueny than any hired advocate That frame Of
mind did not last him long, and shortly after the opening his
counsel put appearance reorng all the OF lawyer
all these II for instance lawyers favore device put
Nees has been able give testimony that he thought might
useful TO his client
Now find Bainger strenuousy resisting the production
official records which ike the engineers report Hetch Hetchy
claims confidential and his counsel supports him with
favore plea OF lawyers that this fishing excursion When
has said that he thinks the settled
decsve puncured by Representative James Kentucky
the remark that Fishing don't hurt anything you
thing"
An honest afraid make public his When
inquiry started Bnger that everything should
and abOvboad He had nothing conceal and he
assaed by malignant and unpncipled sanderers Now
appears there much conclea aud his
fashioned lawyers dodge The people have right
records which their money has paid for because that would
fishing"
The inevitable question suggested by plea IS What does
Banger conceal? With this compare Bangers policy
When the secretary called this controversy
nt before himself his first step refuse the
San Francisco their " inspect the reports
by engineers his employ These reports he claimed
dena He quickly shamed into abandonment this
untenabe position but the anmus that inspired continued
actua his policy and he refuses publication of the
report made by C. E Gn engineer OF national reputation
formerly OF the Panama It
course that Mr. Grns report avors the claims of San
in the strongest and would therefore help what Bangers
private secretary pleased call e
merely cheap lawyers trick and
ishc OF Ballngers course in all these
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the merits of the pictures but the chief an
essential element of value was that they shoul
be properly authenticated as the work of tn
men whose names were signed to them. Thi
condition was strikingly illustrated by tn
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
The Politics That Pays
By GEORGE a. VAN SMITH

81 EFT right, Kddo. This strenuous stuff don't get
VI none of the fat gilt. See?" Billy Bell paused to
signal the gentleman introduced Pete the push here
and demand that he be supplied with rope
To Mr. Bells visible disappointment Pete refused to
remove his grip from the cigar box retrieve pen copy
of the program for the Sunday night soree at the Howard
club which Mr. Bell had defy permitted to blow
the bar.
"As I sayin, the of the thirteenth district
resumed the kind of politics that pays by time
without disturbn the gentle gurgle of my friend David
Starr Jordans continuous comment.
There's lot of brash boost peddled for them hsted
fghtin lads. Nix and for that bunk Kddo Get jerry
Take it from me- pal, that's boiled hop.
Them roughnecks packin' the wicked punch don't
stand dead mans chance with the shy guy what's
long diplomacy.
"The brow with the rough stuff pal, is runnin better
than his stable form he gets regular play steam and
cabbage It's diplomacy that backs the feedbox built
for grape and artichokes.
Pipe what diplomacy has done for my former under-
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nature OF his defense before the congressional
committee engaged in investigating his rela-
tions with Alaska coal land claimants.
When the committee of congress began its
labors Ballinger, loudly asserting his inno-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

HE sale of the pictures sensational unpece
dented prices bright light the value of authenticity
it affects works of Buyers doubt were influenced b.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

HERE interesting and characteristic coincidence
the policy followed by Secretary Balnger in relation the
Hetch Hetcy grant rights Francisco and the
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
Playing
the Reading
/ Out" Game

the of Cranes appointment
W:ckersham takes the limelght.
In his speech Washington, delivered the aIr
Taft administered sort OF indirect rebuke Joe Cannon
rentve Da who have been busy reading insurgents out
OF the republican the of much profanity and
abusive language Mr. Taft insisted that be none of
the reading OUT least by politicians of stripe
He would leave the people to judge.
Mr. Wckersham, the other hand mealy mouthed
He talked Of treason and bade the insurgents depart the ranks
OF republicans There note of loud defiance in his
All this chiefly The insurgents will not
depart and when politicians talk of treason the progessves merely
laugh They the republican party destroy corrupt
domination of such Cannon and Adch They mean to
that purpose and will be frightened because few
politicians like Wckersham, Cannon calling bad
They will not leave the party and be
whole battery corporation lawyers like Wckersham Talk of
that sort dsasrousy msappehends the popular
Apparently the politicians have failed understand
the lesson OF the Indiana republican convention which
took sides decsve with the insurgents the Pavne
tariff and the depuabe practices by which forced through
Other representative bodies heard from
in the strain and they will be nmdated by the angry
shouts of the professional politicians.
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He proposed joint conference supervisors and school
directors will be well advised of the
under the construction of ner eho1
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Spend the
Money on
| the Schools

The fuhment OF the plans not only good policy but
quite doubtful whether the municipal governing BODY has
make change The ordinance under bonds
voted specific conditions expenditure
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buildings. 1t is indicated by the estimates
that the fulhllment of the original places will
cause tri1ing deficit, but the sum is SO mall
that it can easily be taken care Of in tbe
annual budget.
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Knox had hoped to fill, but apparently his
aspirations to be regarded/as premier" of the
administration have been blasted. The secre-
tary of state has not been in high favor at
court since he made that bad "break" about
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

A TTORNEY GENERAL WICKERSHAAf was chosen bv tn
president make what politicians describe keynot
speech OF the campaign. This Office Secrear
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-04-01
PROFITS IN FLORIDA FARMING

The following is credited to bulletin
issued by the State Department of Agri-
culture:
"The success of vegetable growing in
Florida is too we'll known to justify go
ing into lengthy details as to methods
of cultivation Or transportation Among
the most profitable crops are tomatoes,
beans, Irish potatoes, celery, cabbage,
lettuce, peppers, eggplant From ~>Il22e-
growing of each of these products thou
sands of people reap a rich reward
for their labor every year, and many of
them make comfortable fortunes; most,
if not all of these vegetables, are grown
at seasons of the year which enable
them to command a monopoly of the
markets, as we'll as prices. Many of
these crops bring handsome returns.
Tomatoes, for instance, have yielded as
much as $1,000 per acre, but the average
runs from $500 to $500; Irish potatoes
will average near $1oo; lettuce from $500
to $500 per acre. and celery as much as
$500 per acre."
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-04-01
TO PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS.
Continued from page 3o)

You may be interested in making a
home in Florida, with hopes of good
living and few dollars laid aside for
a rainy day. There is no State in the
Union that can hold out more induce
ments or where the opportunities are
more alluring. Come down and look
the ground over carefully-go on a still
hunt Get line on the successful man,
for his methods are good enough and
safe to tie to until you can improve
thereon.
First: Find out what you want to
do.
Second: Get busy-do it.
Should you need reliable information
along agricultural lines Uncle Sam will
furnish it. Write to your Congressman
and get in touch with the Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. c.
Write for list of Farmers Bulletins
issued upon almost any subject and they
will be sent to you, gratis. The Super
intendent of Documents, Government
Printing Office, Washington, D. c., will
for the asking send you list of sub
jects Of the most valuable and reliable
information, which is published and sold
by Uncle Sam at cost. Write for the
list upon agricultural subjects.
The different states conduct expert
mental stations and the records are most
carefully kept and are published in the
form of Bulletins which are furnished
gratis.
One other thought upon "re1iab1e in
formation" Of course you need the
best paper published to keep in touch
with what is being done; so just send
dollar to The Florida Agriculturist and
you will realize that it was one of your
best investments.
So, Mr.. Man, as a parting shot, get
posted, for the joke is on you if you are
"handed one"
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-04-01

Repairs in time save labor and ex-
pense; gate hinge out of order, a board
off the barn, fence broken down, a
lack of paint on buildings, indicate the
farmer before every visitor.
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