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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-16
Should Build Up.

1T should be no part of our work tc
tear down, but rather to build I'D. II
will not be sufficient for us to repeal the
iniquitous Payne-Aldrich bill without put.
ting some constructive measure in its
place. We must understand that the in.
dustrial and commercial world is not yet
| ready for free trade policy, and while
, ultimately we may attain that end il
must be done through a graduated pro.
gram
Speaking Of reciprocity with Canada,
Canadian reciprocity Is only the first
step toward free trade on this continent
Free trade on this continent would estab-
fish us permanently as the greatest COM
mercia1 power in the world. The recip-
rocal relations with Canada and Mexico
should next extend to every country in
South America"
Gov. Crothers of Maryland rose amid
racy of the South The south. he as
sured his hearers. will remain demo-
cratic to the core, as he put it.
Give People What They Want.
eff the people want to elect United
States senators by direct vote" continued
Gov. Crothers, 'Iet them do it; and if
they want to nominate candidates by d.
rect vote. let them do that, too. The
party must be with the people and give
them what they want. That is the only
way the democratic party can hope to
succeed.
IT believe we democrats won our vic
tory this year because the people are in
clined to our position on the question of
the tariff. The people believe that too
many men in the national House and in
the Senate represent special interests
Mr.. Dix confined himself largely to an
| account of New York state developments
and resources. Our citizens" he said,
| ARE engaged in every phase Of useful
activity. But the vast manufacturing in
terests Of the state constitute one OF our
mainstays, and those who are intrusted
with the administration of public affairs
should carefully study all problems hav-
ing to do with the development and con-
servation Of our national resources, to the
end that none of them may go to waste.
Every effort should be made to preserve
and utilize them in every way for the
public good"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
BRIDE FEARS FOR
A Tilted LOVER
Florence PoiIa Asks That Mar
riage With Horace G. Hunter
Be Kept Secret

Giving asher reason for quiet mar
riage the explanation that another man
was desperately in love with her and
would commit suicide if he knew, Miss
Florence D. Poila of this city accom-
panied Horace c. Hunter of Visalia to
San Rafael yesterday afternoon and the
two were married by Justice of the
Peace w. f. Magee. Hunters family
is well known in Visalia and recently
came into fortune of nearly $4,000
through the exploitation of oil prop
erty
At Visalia young Hunter was said to
be engaged to Miss Marguerite Knoble,
school teacher at Kingsburg and one
of the prominent young women of vi
salia. His father, II. NJ. Hunter, is a
veterinary surgeon. About six weeks
ago the Hunters struck two valuable
oil wells near the Maricopa group,
which netted nearly $4,000. Soon aft
erward young Hunter sold out a tenn
porary moving picture enterprise he
was promoting at Visalia and came to
San Francisco. He put up at the Hotel
Cecil at Turk and Taylor streets, in
the downtown tenderloin, where he met
Miss Poila. During his stay at the
hotel Hunter showed an abundance of
coin.
Miss Poila gave her age as IS years
and said she was the daughter of A.
Poila of this city. Hunter gave his
age as %. The girl said that Hunters
parents were violently opposed to his
marriage and for that reason and be-
cause of the fear that her other sweet
heart would take his own life she
begged that the marriage be given no
publicity
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

The first all day election day closing
order issued by the Southern Pacific
company in the memory of the oldest
politicians was made yesterday. The
sweeping order was made by Vice Pres
ident and General Manager E. E. CAL
vim.
The United Railroads issued yester-
day to it's imployes sample ballots
marked for Theodore a. Bell for gov
ernor.
Abe Ruef openly solicited votes and
support for Theodore A Bell in the
streets of San Francisco yesterday.
The desperation of the special inter
ests' fight to defeat Hiram W. Johnson,
the peoples candidate for governor,
was shown yesterday. At the eleventh
hour the associated vilIainies threw
caution to the winds. They came into
the open in al asst desperate attempt to
break the will OF the people and ele-
vate to the head of California's govern
ment the man whom Herrin said be-
fore the primaries should be governor
of California.
Never have the allied interests ex-
hibited the desperation of their situ-
alton as they did yesterday. Recogniz-
ing impending disaster through the
election of Hiram w. Johnson by an
overwhelming popular vote, they threw
discretion to the winds. They took an
eleventh hour chance.
The Southern Pacific company.
through its political bureau. has played
a dominating hand in the politics Of
California for many years. Never un-
til yesterday did it go to the length of
closing all of its offices for the entire
election day The only Offices excepted
from the fullest terms of the sweeping
closing order are the city ticket offices,
which will be open until noon today.
The indications of corporation sup
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
TEXAS NATIONAL
GUARDDEMORALlzED
Companies Ask to Be Mustered
Out When Soldier Is Con-
victed of Murder

DALLAS, Tex, Nov with three
line officers and four company officers
having rendered their designations and
three companies urgently requesting
the governor to muster them out, the
Texas national guard is demoralized.
as the result OF the recent conviction
of Sergeant Manley OF Company d, who
bayonetted and killed spectator dur
ing President Tafts visit to Dallas a
year ago.
Manley was given a life sentence in
the penitentiary.
other companies are expected to ask
to be mustered out this week
Speculation has been aroused by re
ports that an agent of the judge ad-
vocate general of the United States
army mas been in Dallas to investigate
the Manley case. 1t is said the federal
government may interfere in behalf Of
the convicted soldier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
S. P. OFFICES WILL BE
CLOSED ALL DAY LONG
Unprecedented Order Part Of Last Desperate
Rally by Associated VillainieS

port, which Bell has plaintively de-
clared he could not see. were sufficient
Iy in evidence yesterday TO I'll even
the dull eye of Bell The card voting
instructions issued by the Southern
Pacific company were supplemented by
orders for full holiday for its Office
forces. The United Railroads put its
marked ballots into the hands Of every
man employed by it. and Abe Ruet
took to the highways, looking for votes
for his friend and candidate. Bell
With the closing order for its Office
forces yesterday the Southern Pacific
company completed the stiffest cam
paign ii has ever made for the cOer
cion of the votes of it's employees For
weeks specially chosen employees have
canvassed the several divisions of the
system in California. working on the
trainmen and local employees
The train and engine men have been
approached by men whose authority to-
speak on behalf Of the employing COM
pany they recognized Station employees
have been directed through agents and
other immediate subordinates. In the
shops and yards the men received cards
through the straw bosses. Those cards
were filled with reiteratfons of lying at
tacks on tn epersonal and professional
character of Hiram w. Johnson. de-
scribed as one who would destroy the
Southern Pacific. and with pleas for
votes for Bell. The cards distributed
to it's employees by the Southern Pacific
eulogized Bell as one who in the gov
ernors CHR would build up the states
industries and inferentially make good
times for railroad employees
The United Railroads sample ballots
marked for Bell were in the hands OF
the company's last employe yesterday
The circulation was so general that
Hiram ". Johnson was enabled to ex-
hibit one of them at the Builders EN-
change shortly after noon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Here Is Way to Vote
For Fair Amendments

The two exposition amendments
are in the first column of the
sheet ON the voting machines,
marked "IrreEuIar Ballot"
Senate constitutional amend
ment No. 81 has two keys Oppo-
site the space allotted to it, num-
bered "1Io and "12." To vote
for the amendments and help the
exposition cause press the key In
the first column numbered I'll"
Assembly constitutional amend
ment No. 33 has also two keys,
one for eyes" and the other for
"No,o and numbered "15" md
"I6.o No. "15" is the eyes" for
this measure, which is for the
exposition.
Voters should not forget to
press the keys In the first column
ON the voting machines. al"
and "1J.'
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
POLICEMAN'S VICTIM
KNOWN TO POLICE
Dead Boy Had Been Arrested
Several Times

Following an investigation ordered
by Chief of Police Seymour into the
circumstances surrounding the killing
of Raymond Cullon, 1855 Howard
street, the youth who was chased from
a masquerade ball in the Auditorium
early Sunday morning as cloak thief,
1T developed yesterday that Cullom had
been arrested for petty thefts several
times.
The justification. of Policeman Carl
Justus in shooting Cullom has not been
touched upon, Chief Seymour wishing
to receive a complete report of the in
vestigation before deciding this point
policeman Justus followed Cullom
closely, calling to him to halt, the
policeman having been told Cullom was
wanted for larceny.
Reports of several policemen were
received to the effect that Cullom was
a bad character and had frequently
had trouble with the police department
The overcoat Cullom dropped on leav-
ing the hall and the lady's satchel found
their owners. The satchel was claimed
by Mrs. Hiese. 362 Shotwell street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
BALLOONS Under
WIRELESS CONTROL
John Hays Hammond Jr. Has
Four Inventions to Guide
Airships and TorpedOes
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Nov I'm
portant discoveries in the field of "tel-
automatics" or wireless control of au-
tomata, have been made by John Hays
Hammond Jr., son of the mining en-
gineer.
Young Hammond, who was gradual
ed from Yale this year. has four in
ventions which he believes cover a
more comprehensive system than any
previously devised.
By special mechanism he says he
has attained absolute selectivity, thus
doing away with the interference that
is common to the ordinary wireless
system. This device, by using only
one kind of wave or impulse, will
differentiate the impulse at the will
of the operator into upward of a thou
sand separate mechanical movements.
In this way any ordinary mechanism
can be controlled by wireless waves
His inventions cover systems for the
control of mines, torpedoes, dirigibIe
balloons and railroad switches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
DR.. ID. e. BLACKBURN
DECLINES CHALLENGE
Opponent Invites Him to Settle
Election Argument

PESCADERO. Nov. 7.-Dr. D. E.
Blackburn, member of the San Mateo
board of supervisors, accused of graft
by the grand jury. had a wordy war
with NJ. J. Perry, one of his party op-
ponents, in front of Williamsons store
here yesterday afternoon. Perry in
vited Blackburn to drive with him to a.
secluded spot. where they might settle
the dif1culty in more primitive fash
ion. Doctor Blackburn refused.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
STABBING FOLLOWS
FIGHT OVER WIFE
Husband Now Has Breadknife
Point in Skull

Because he accused his friend, Ray
mond Connechi. Of attempting TO alien
ate his wffe's affections, Pietro Loselpia
of 1910 Francisco street lies at the cen
trail emergency hospital in a critical
condition with the point OF bread
knife in his skull Loselpia who is
an employe of a feather factory, said
that he returned home yesterday after
noon to. find Connechi making love to
his wife. Connechi seized breadknife
and, after slashing Loselpia. jabbed it
into his skull. Connechi escaped. He
lives at Benden street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
ATTORNEY thinks
WOMAN IS ALIVE
Sensational Story Regarding
Alleged Victim of Crippen
Looks Like Fake
Continued from Page 4


duce Belle Elmore. He went from his
home in Philadelphia to Washington
this morning and he ought to be in
Chicago tonight He has four excellent
aff1davits."
Perhaps these aff1davits merely show
that the persons making them saw a
woman claiming to be Belle Elmore?'
suggested the reporter.
We'll, l don't know, but my idea is
she will turn UP suffering from some
mental trouble She may be out, in
State street now, can not tell you
anything about her. Jack has her
planted y
Law Causes Delay
LONDON, Nov Tt was oficially
announced today that DR.. Hawley H.
Crippen, convicted and sentenced to
death for the murder of his wife. Belle
Elmore, would not be executed tomor-
row as originally arranged, for the
reason that the law provides-tha two
weeks must elapse between the dis
missal of an appeal and the carrying
out of the sentence. November 23 has
been fixed upon as the date of the exc
cution. Meantime Solicitor Newton.
Crippen's counsel, is drafting petit
tion for a reprieve
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
San Mateo Greets Candidates

REDWOOD CITY, Nov. with oon-
siderable enthusiasm the republican
candidates for San Mateo county were
greeted last night in Alhambra hall at
a meeting attended by more than 700
people. James P. O'Keefe, who was
candidate for district attorney at the
direct primary election, was chairman.
Among the speakers were E. A. Hayes,
candidate for congress; Kenneth NJ
Green. candidate for district attorney,
and Ambrose McSweeney, candidate for
tax collector Thomas L. Hickey rep
resented Robert Chatham, candidate for
SheriX.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
REALTY BOARD ENDORSES
SENATE AMENDMENT A IL
Postal Vote Almost Unanimous
Iy FavorS Measure

By an almost unanimous vote the
San Francisco real estate board has
indorsed senate constitutional amend
ment II. The directors of the board
submitted the matter to the individual
members of the organization, who are
leading owners of real estate, bankers
and realty brokers. by postal card
ballot. Amendment IL provides for ex-
empting from taxation mortgages
deeds of trust and contracts when land
is taken as security. The result of the
ballot was not known until yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 7.-TBoth
the, republican and democratic parties
tonight predicted large maJorities for
their candidates.
The republicans forecast the return
of Albert j.. Beveridge to the United
States senate. The democratic COM
mittee is equally certain that John W.
Kern will succeed Beveridge.
Nonpartisan forecasters predict that
tomorrow's election will be one Of the
closest in Indiana,s history.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Florida

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. IA pa
rade of women and children featured
the close of the prohibition campaign
in Jacksonville. The local optionists
claim the statewide prohibition amend
ment will be defeated The prohi-
bitionists are equally confident of vic
tory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
BATTLE FOR DECENCY
IS FEARLESSLY WACED
During Eight Months Of Strenuous Campaign
Johnson Gives Foes No Quarter
PARTY LINES DISAPPEAR

popular reputation he can not COM
plain.
PARTY LINES DISAPPEAR
The verdict of the ballots today will
be a verdict of new partisan align
ments. In this fight old party lines
have disappeared The man who at
tenlpts to forecast the results of to-
days election, using past partisan per-
formances as a basis of his computa-
tions. has slight appreciation of the
popular and partisan upheaval that has
been in progress for months.
The futility of figures is perhaps best
shown by the inspired computations
prepared by Bells chief supporters.
Taken at their face value the latest
Bell newspaper figures give Johnson a
lead of 5000 in the counties outside of
San Francisco. Los Angeles and Ala
media If one does no more than figure
Johnsons pluralities in Alameda and
Los Angeles counties as a standoff for
a probable Bell plurality in San Fran
cisco county Johnson is elected by
5000 on the face of the democratic
figures.
VICTORY IS FORECASTED
At the republican headquarters the
election of Johnson is forecasted by
actual majorities of the popular vote
These forecasts are based, of course
on the reports of republican commit
teemen throughout the state.
Frankly enough. l prefer to rely
upon the reports of conservative demo
Gratis rather than upon those of en-
thusiastic republicans in forming my
own judgment of the situation in any
Of the counties other than Los An
geles. Alameda, and San Francisco. II
has been my privilege to compare the
reports of republican committeeman
with the reports of democrats not as
sociated directly with the Bell cam
paign, with those of democrats in the
Bell campaign and with those made by
investigators working for professional
bettors
Naturally enough the balancing OF
one against the other and the striking
of averages tempered with the coolest
blooded conservatism plays havoc with
the claims of the extremists III both
camps. Such deductions. however, lead
only to one conclusion-that is that the
betting public knew what it was about
when 1t made Hiram w. Johnson a
70 l favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

WESTERN PosTMASTERs- washineton. Nov.
Ess.eihsrasr yiee ard
Winthrop, Shasta county. Arfzona-R H Nor.
gan, vice A. W.. Chaffee tresigned), Hot
Springs Yavapai county. Nevsda-John W.
johnson. vice L. NJ johnson (resigned), Bau-
yard, Elko county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
GET THE EXPOSITION FOR SURE

Vote for all constitutional amend
ments and secure the Panama Pacific
exposition for California
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

Connoisseurs declare that the Italian
Swiss Colony's choice Tipo Cred or
white) Is the equal of any table wine
produced in Italy or France.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Michigan

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. The next
legislature will be republican, which
Will insure the election of Charles Z
Townsend to succeed United States
Senator Burrows. The democrats will
probably have at least 80 seats out of
1872 IN the legislature. Republicans
concede the democrats one senator and
four members OF the house.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

party leaders are sanguine that Berry
will win by 125.000 plurality. On the
Philadelphia stock exchange wagers
were made at to 1 that Tener would
win
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
BEAT THEM TO 1T

Beat them. to it. Vote for all con-
gtitutional amendments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Republi-
can managers claim Tener's election as
governor by 10000 plurality. The
democrats insist that Grim will be vic
torious by 10000, while the keystone
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

popular reputation he can not COM
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-06
Asked For a Mirror.

1T was an interesting experience,
but I must own to being a little shaky
about the knees when the crucial mo-
ment arrived" said Mrs. Irene Buell.
of ST. Paul, in discussing her recent
visit in Washington, where she was
admitted to practise in the Supreme
court of the United States. "Of
course" she continued, "the whole af
fair is much more awe inspiring than
the state supreme court, because the
judges come in dressed in their inn
posing silk gowns, having been cried
out by an impressive bailiff, who
closes his remarks with a God save
the United States.'" Mrs Buell. spoke
of the extreme formality observed and
said she was asked to remove her hat
before proceeding to the counsel table
to take oath. THE first thing | said
when they asked me to do that was:
But don't see any mirror here 1t
seemed the natural observation to
make until heard Senator Clapp, who
was my sponsor chuckle and murmur,
The eternal feminine. Then after a
formal address had been made to me
/ took oath on the same Bible that
Clay and Calhoun swore upon that l
would defend the constitution and con-
duct myself in every way as beftted
by office"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-06

Yesterday the Inhabitants of Lewis
ham were provided with specimen
of that curious phenomenon known as
"globular lightning" 1t is what is
commonly called the Are ball." and
as it persists for several seconds It is
obviously of totally different charac-
ter from any other form of lightning.
1t is much less brilliant than ordinary
lightning. and its brightness appears
to be that of iron at the red hot"
stage.
1t is not, as some accounts might
lead one to infer. solid missile. but
1t is always spherical and appears to
fall from thunder cloud by its own
gravity, sometimes rebounding after
striking the ground.-London Globe.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-06
Flying versus files.
Morrison is AM iconoclast.

morrison is an 1cOnOclaSt.
''All this hysteria over flying ma
chimes makes me tired he said II
wish the newspapers and the maya
zines would can such stuff What use
is flying? What use is the mile-a-
minute train or the fve-day boat? We
have fit every time freak liner
takes a few. minutes of the ocean
record, or some fool railroad puts on
a train to clip the time to Chicago by
an hour, and now the biggest hero is
the man who goes highest in the air
or who skins through the air the long
est distance.
IF this sort Of thing does anything
for the welfare Of mankind l have not
all my battons. 1t is nothing but
handicapped mania. A thousand
thousand times greater benefactor to
the human race than the Wrights and
the Bleriots and all such persons will
be the man who does away with the
mosquito or the fly. More persons
are killed by flies than fall from aero
planes, are drowned at sea or are kill
ed in railroad wrecks, and what the
mosquito means in human sacrifice is
enough to stagger belief If the world
ever gets it's proper bearings we are
likely to have less flying and less
flies, fewer Mauretanias and fewer
mosquitoes, but I'm afraid that time ia
a long way off,"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-06
Talking to the Child,

Mrs. Xtalks to little Madge
just as Mr. x talks to their dog"
said little girl of a neighboring fam
lily. And 1t was indeed true. Mrs.
x is very well-meaning woman
and would be greatly surprised If she
should hear the foregoing statement.
She has simply unconsciously acquired
harsh tone of voice in dealing with
her children. This is altogether I'M.
necessary, and is not, as many moth
ers seem to think, mark of good dis
cipline. The mother whose manner is
quiet but firm is generally much
more successful disciplinarian than
the harsh-voiced mother who issues
her commandssin dictatorial manner.
Kindness never spoils children. 1t is
habby indecision, sometimes mistaken
for kindness, which spells them.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-06
Try TO Come Back.

Not long ago Lord Kinnaird, who is
always actively interested in religious
work. paid a surprise visit to mis-
sion school in the east end of London
and told a class Of boys the story Of
Samson. Introducing his narrative.
his lordship added:
He was strong, became weak, and
then regained his strength, enabling
him to destroy his enemies. Now,
boys, If / had an enemy, what would
you advise me to do?"
A little boy, after meditating on the
secret of that great giants strength.
shot up his hand and exclaimed: "Get
a bottle of air restorer."