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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

" AhSTzEN, banker Of Copenhagen. f. a.
tne Palace He has been spending some time;
at sausalito. ''"'e
10 o. DAVIS Of Seattle is at the Colonial. Davis
Washington. =" 'ne state OF
B. LINDEsEReER and \. Lindeberrer .,,0,o,
packers OF Astoria. are guests at the St.
A. CHAPPELLE, mining engineer Of To- An.
seles' Is at the st. Francis with Mrs. chan
pelle. "P
j. II. HANCOCK of New Hartford. \. v. Is
among the recent arrivals at the stewart
J. G. YANcEY, an oil operator Of Portland with
interests in Bakersfield. Is at the Palace.
s. w JOHNSTON. prominent merchant Of
Long beach, Is staying at the Colonial.
E. ]. ALLEN, prominent merchant Of souoms
and Mrs Allen are at the Normandie
G. JESSE TITUS, businessman Of sacramento
is at the Palace with Mrs. Titus.
B. z. HUMAN, paymaster. U. S. A.. o. M,,u,
Is staying at the ST. James.
H. E. MOTT, a well known real estate man. =,
STOCKTON, is at the Dale.
JOSEPH SHELL, a ieweIer Of Nome. Alaska. is
H. I. SEYMOUR, an attorney Of Sacramento. 4.
registered at the Palace.
Al THAcKERY. an oil operator of Bakersfield.
is at the st. Francis.
C. S. BANKER, a manufacturer OF Chicaxa Is
at tao ST. James.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
field his opposition backed by specific criticism
In this capacity he has filed minority report which

held his opposition backed by specific criticism commands attention.
In this capacity he has filed minority report which
minority in
substantial reforms should be accomplished
legislation This impossible
the pending bill The following
rules which govern:
Provision for the completion of adopted
exceptional
greater degree OF discrimination the making
harbor
the experts who make the surveys and recommendations for careful
pending
careful consideration before the adoption with
avoidance lock
which capable OF being made OF division
specific localities or when the protection the
bill
which do have do with
Senator Burton opposed the policy public
improvements financed by the federal but he
face seadasy against and his knowledge subject
makes him force to be reckoned with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

Mr. Temple declared the Jefersonan banques
Washington during the small hours of the morning with startling
athmea paraphrase of Lincoln that the democratic could
longer half Bryan half Hearst and half Ryan The
modesty Hearst fraction perhaps surprising
OF this in proportion.
In fine and in Mr.. Hearst willing be reconced eff in
the words OF his political plenpotenay the democratic party
ready for the principles that league has fought for Mr. Hearst
VIII read himself back the party the principles of the ndepend
league accepted the political gospel There
attractive features about the league which has been described
payroll rather than party but the only essential fact bearing
the problem that Mr. Hearst is the league The demo
cratic party then, will be restored grace and favor surrenders
without discretion TO Mr. Hearst Mr. John Temple Graves has
hitherto been suspected of humorous intent.
Mr. Hearst supplements the of his penpoentiary
with personal manifesto which he good enough approve
force of law In this approval the whole country will readily acqu
but miss Mr. Hears
himself the originator OF all the Roosevelt policies
Hearst Mr. Taft has been loyal and faithful in pressing
the OF whose purposes his prede
gave powerful impetus If Mr. Taft has made
they have been due the fact that he does
OF politics and has surrounded himself with like
and Bnger who professional politicians merely and Dickinson
and Wcersham, who first OF ALL corporation lawyers The
presidents ignorance politics stngy illustrated by his quite
Endorsement OF drich The country does
ears that Mr. Taft honest earnestly striving
to do the best for his people.
Hearst, OF be the of the democratic
party Tor president He has formed the idea that oppo
tune Tor democratic and this belief explains his
lie Is willing permit his half swallow whole The
situation lends itself o humor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
The Sacred
Pork Barrel
In Danger

that make smiling constituency and help the
who go back Washington political calamity
that the prosperity of the barrel should the eve of an
election
The cloud that darkens the political in the
the cherished barrel bigger than Senator of Ohio b
ne quite big enough and strong enough put ugly stumbling
block the primrose path of the pork hunters When Senator
Burton the house he chairman of the and hao
committee and always stood like opposition exavagane
In the member of the committee he takes the
and the subject appropriations in this
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

R ZION who has had experience with munich
pal affairs, addressed the Commonwealth club on what he
regards the unnecessary complication elaboration Of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

CITY CHARTERS and state CONSTITUTIONS. Tn an
abstract sense Mr.. Zion is right The fact is
that Our organic laws, state and municipal, rep
resent the sense of civic despair stranine after
machinery to make men honest by process OF
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
BillyBellonDoubl Cross
By GEORGE A. VAN SMITH

Take from me- kddo9 said Billy Bell with
! !. 4
long drawn SIGH the what thinks he's got q
line the speed limit in game $ thing .kf#I
candidate Tor uniform and steady SIT IN fStI
sage of thirieth district politics had NM
couragingy quarter AVM
Wide eyed breathing heavily, lac neglected 80 ~
his Steam revel in the chae phraseology of John 80
Murrays Destiny of Man" message to the state Is G&
central S&W
There's sprint kid what makes Barney od6ed B\NN
and his four cylinder Benz ambulance auxiliary look
slower than a $4,000 fire Mr. Bell N 1
That's the class what Gavin McNab \ II
beat it for with the railbds before these here
live for big Ny
Il good enough, CHEEKY word. IL
SO keen myself worry MI
would happen to the other fellows if had parole Hmm
from real college * "
shy on the education thing I'm phyn my 6JS "
friend George Pardee put all the double enders
the world, with his tied. I'm 1ayn' I-J
across the board that amt good to cause I'd all
wouldn't make change anyhow
heavin That's when quit sending mash myself kid That
effective fountain in the big blaze
"Izzy opposed Gene vouy separate
essu occasions that Gene used take nights off month
wanted vigilance committee mass ein staged
head off an ncpnt graft prosecution did he the job lot
OF Never be t said
ABE front busy party
there with his hair in braid drop perfect Able
for the spotlight square burlesque
That's where falls for the bunch that the real busnan
is on beats the another barbd
cash register lost the license
when all
cash jobs Gavin McNab begin
the building
"Izzy strings plays
terry positions on the Los Angeles public welfare fund and the
the Lincoln league
"Izzy's the public come
leagues in
brows what's pickin the leagues ticket and falls
chance change in this johnson game
As usual Friday dayin
hot beans and We influence
of the Salome lance
to w f. that he will have the safety
roll or Icy will take the public welfare Johnson
Don't make laugh, the peusy, w. F.
good thing Bill bright boy lead
let the the Get
all h in
Heby Fihhakr
money against Anderson
Il knew that Icy could
l passed him the
Stung Substituting That w four DAYS
old when Ivy boy slips pap public fund gon
kp spend anv time
monkn with fight Beside father
a friend of We business wit
be The marble mine
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
The
Complication
of City Charters

law These laws filled with what might uperhuou
usually Intellectual restrictions designed
dishonesty corruption effort oeneray
described doing politics. The purpose
official powers to promote special interests.
be failure
added disadvantage that honest officials large
in the exercise of wise discretion. AS Mr. Zion saws
unwieldy
large We have charter of hundred pages
collect S000OO
much S5OooOo annually and governed short which
seldom amended They
handle by ordinance that
1t this that city charters of little to prevent
the oc1a promotion OF special interests that has persuaded
cities of moderate adopt the plan which
concentrates the responsibility for small number
of who paid large salaries Even Psbure is now dis
cussng the adoption OF the commission plan talks of paving
the $1,000 The result expected to be that
better class of would be secured in place Doubtless
about
No matter what laws what machinery of restraint we NAV
invent not eliminate the human equation In San Fran
of highly paid proved the most
The concentration of power regarded men
chiefly increase of personal opportunity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

political horizon for signs that might indicate
what wall happen in November. The vitals of
the pork barrel, if one may broaden the meta
phor, take their nutriment from the river and
harbor bill, which deals the fat opportunities
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
Loose Methods of
The immigration
Bureau

violation OF the federal laws in this relation
Two powerful interests cOnspe break made to
restrict undesirable immigration The Pacific Mail steamship COM
has always driven profitable and the BUYERS
OF cheap labor moved the direction equally strong
interest They appear to have powerful pull local
bureau
Pending the adoption OF legislation restrict
Aslatc immigration the local officials will be strict ac-
counting Tor the rigid enforcement OF such
have Commissioner North explanation for Of
his Office permitting the wholesale landing these aliens
which, II charged permitted without the of due
discrimination.
California does desire Hindu immigrants
They distinctly undesirable people British will not
have Them although they British subjects ntoerable
that they should be dumped numbers California
labor market Tor the profit OF greedy contractors and steamship
Organized labor will unanimous support from
this commonwealth in making demand Washington for rigid
enforcement OF the laws to restrict this class of immigration
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
Here's a New
Learned
Profession

Epictetus and the Rubayat with his The learned doctor
explains his choice of profession thus:
impressed with the fact that knowledge wisdom of
looked busn
overcrowded
especially liked
gases to be tb
anv octars
pick told the ~ $3.50
The learned rat catcher sought out the gain exemption
from jury duty the ground that was affected with
public interest He public utility Incorporated So does
modern extend the field of the learned professions
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

Mayor Gaynor has been holding improving
conferences with learned graduate of the
famous university OF Zurich in Switzerland,
who follows rat catching as trade. and
between times discusses the fnhi1nSnnL1r of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

appears that the rules in this regard are being
grossly relaxed and that Asiatic aliens who are
quite likely to become public charge are
admitted as matter of favor Others who
are admitted apparently are imported under
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

DOSE methods OF the local immigration bureau regard
admission OF Hindu aboers constitute grave public scandal
demanding the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

RAVEST peril threatens the pork barrel This favorite
much coddled institution makes the reliance of v
- brood of anxious statesmen who today scanning
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

He catching be raised to ,e don;+
learned profession San Francisco undertook deter
mined municipal determination pests So in New YORK
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

Q OMEBODY remarked of Mr. Hearst that he regarded
himself reefourts of the American government and had
- poor opinion the other quarter His amusing egoism finds
illustration in his the
Hearst Making democratic party He is willing to forgive
Funny Political that organization his terms and he
Motions issues manifesto, personally by proxy,
0O week. His political pIenpotentary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
POLICE BOARD
FILLS VACANCIES
]. P. Nunnally Elected in New
Ward, and T. P. Kerse to Be
Patrol Driver.

In the meeting last night of the
Board of Police Commissioners. which
lasted nearly four hours. James T.,
Nunnally, of South Richmond. was
elected to fill the vacancy caused in
the Third District by the death re-
Gently of Policeman r. p. Smith, Nun
naIly TO begin his duties as soon as
ne is properly sworn in. Thomas p.
herse,. son of Sergeant Kerse, was
erected TO NIL the position made vacant
by the resignation of John Drake. one
OF the automobile drivers in the Sec.
ond District.
Many other matters Of routine were
taken up and disposed of, and then
the difficulty as to the settlement OF
the informant's reward in the case of
The three peddlers recently arrested
was considered. After a tie vote, Po-
liceman Brantley was allowed SIS, and
Sl6.66 Will be divided among the three
ofhcers who figured in the arrest and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sergeants Wren
and Wiltshire and Policeman Brantiey
But half of the amount awarded to
each man VIII go to the Police Benevo-
lent association, which will leave to
two of the officers about $3.50.
1T was the first meeting in which
Police Commissioner Bradley, represent
tative of the new ward, took his seat
though he was present at the informal
meeting at the time OF the inspection
of the force
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
HASTEN WORK ON
DOCTORS HOME
Professional Building at Fifth
and Franklin to Be Under
Way in June.

Just as soon as the new owners get
possession of the Shields residence. at
the southeast corner Of Fifth and
Franklin Streets, bought recently for
$4,000, the work of erecting a six
story professional building will begin.
Plans are now being drawn by Archi-
tectS Carneal a. johnson. the structure
complete 10 cost about s125,OOO.
Inc property was purchased through
=. -. Carneal d Son by III. NJ. and r. b
Airport. In view of the demand from
professional men for quarters in one
building. located in the central part
OF the city. MI. Airport said yester-
DAY that every effort would be made to
hasten construction so that the tenants
may move in at the earliest possible
lime There Will be accommodations
Tor about sixty professional men-doc-
tors, dentists and specialists-and many
Oh Them have consulted the architects
with an ideal of having suits arranged
10 satisfy their needs and their fancy.
turkish baths and gymnasium will
be placed in the basement, where pa
Iients may follow instructions as to
their exercise and training. There will
be large auditorium on the top floor.
where 1t Is planned that a number OF
medical associations VIII hold their
regular meetings.
Mr. Airport has heard a great deal
OF late about the advantages which the
professional men feel will come with
one big home. In the first place. at
least sixty signs displayed in the heart
OF the residential section. VIII disan-
pear. The building, which will face
on Fifth Street. will be of fircproof
construction, and will be handsomely
furnished and euuiDped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
VIRGINIA WOMEN
ANXIOUS TO VOTE
Suffrage League Has Petition
Asking Legislature to Give
Them That Right.

At the last general meeting Until
the autumn y;r Of 1he held a Yesterday at
so7 East Franklin Street. peti nloa
were presented with the following heao-
ing: e,.,,ens Of vir-
ginia- over twenty-one years OF i age, NJ
o t Body to propose and submit to 6.
the qualified voters for ratihcat ~ VIZ.
GINA whereby women shall have !, the e,
Fight lu Of suffrage equal to that bestowed
p These sep petitions were given to League ,,9
members: They will be al l.,ae. ou Of the the
I q Assembly of Virginia, IN lsls
LEAGUE head dGs sSne viii and q study nsR
~ viii meet on Thursdays anc
Of . each Y ssFnE Te his nn
! re- haan ,lnprece dented Among prom,
inent Virginia women who h Trosb eas
ioined the league are Princess irouuc.e q
kov and Miss Edna Lee 1urpIn' =
| Mecklenburg county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
MOORE SUIT WILL
GO T0JURY TO-DAY
Workman Injured on Bank Build.
ing Seeks Damages From
Contractors.

Trial began yesterday in the City
Circuit Court of the suit of T. E. Moore
against the Richmond Pattern and
up and Burrus & Mankin. The evidence
upand Burrus & Manl1in, The evidence
was concluded and the case Will be
argued before the jury this morning,
after which 1t viii be submitted Moore
was structural iron worker, employed
on the erection of the annex to the
American National Bank building, now
nearing completion, While engaged al
his work something gave way above,
and an avalanche of bricks tumbled
down on him, injuring him severely.
lie sued the company by which he was
se,i1nployed, the Richmond Pattern and
Structural Iron Company; the brick
contractors, Burrus & Mankin and the
general contractor, A. NJ. Walkup. al
thouSn MS attorneys seem TO hold the
lF!cK contractors primarily responsible
\ number OF Moorc's fellow workmen
We're placed on the stand, and the con-
sehsus OF their testimony was that the
place at which he was working was
hhoWn to be . dangerous one, and that
any man knowingly accepted certain
rlSks when le took such employment,
Hecausc q the necessarily danger
Gus nature Of It's work, the Structural
IRON COMPANY mad insured its risk OF
tceldent VITA an accident and liability
company, winch is Indirectly therefore
9 party. defendant To the suit. some
NICE points OF law are involved as to-
the responsibility OF the general con-
tractor for the carelessness OF his sub
contractors, and the whole question OF
employers liability under Virginia stat
ules Is brought into question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
N EW MARKET TO
Open NEXT WEEK
Good Housekeepers Will Find
Model Establishment Under
Blues Ar,nory.

The good housekeepers of the west
ern portion Of the city, who have been
upbraiding fate for months and months
and months because the market was
in a state of upheaval, may let their
minds rest for long while now, for
the Second Market will open Wednes-
day. The stalls that have been COW
cred with brick and mortar and plas-
ter for those months and incidentally
oyershadowed by the new Blues Ar
mory IN the course OF erection, Will
be opened on that day, and the bunch
| of spinach and the peck OF satisfy
| may be purchased ad inhnltum In one
| of the best market places in the
| South.
The new market, even though it
| may have an armory and whole
battalion Of soldiers above 1t, is
| moo eled on the most approved lines,
1. and the conveniences are so thick that
IL will be hard for the housewife 70
| pass through the stalls without eaten
| ing her skirt on some one or them
Everything is fresh and clean, ant
4 when the market opens the mouse
1 wlfely ideal will have been pretty
nearly touched
4 The market men, who nave beel
crowded into spaces so narrow tina
Il they could hardly breathe, and Whos
business has suffered to certain en-
tent. feel like schoolboys, and all wan
to throw their hats into the air be
cause they Will once more have breath
ing space, The temporary quarter
Will be torn down within a week Q
two and tho Second Market will loo
like really truly market again, IN
stead of collection OF boxes huddle
together to walt for bricklayer an
plasterer to finish their work,
There will be no grand opening {
1.-THE, market, hut OF. Wednesday morr
ing the good housewife Will see Il
herself what the city fathers hay
done in the way of making marketiH
easier and, even If the city fathe
do say 1t themselves, they have dor
something.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
MARK MAURY QUARTERS
Confederate Society Gets Money I,
Honor Distinguished VirEininu.

AT the meeting OF the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society. held yester-
day in the museum, the sum of $40 was
presented to mark the quarters occu-
pied in Richmond from 1851 to 1852 by
Commodore Matthew Fontaine Maury.
The building to be marked is 11O5 East
Clay Street The sum presented was by
the grandchildren of the commodore,
who to-day extend from New England
to Florida and from the Atlantic to
the Pacific coast.
officers elected were First Vice
President. Mrs. l. C. Daniel: Second
Vice President Miss Sallie Anderson
Third Vice resident. Mrs. A. NJ. Gwath-
mey Recording Secretary, Mrs. w. NJ
Hamlet: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
j. Finders Robinson; Treasurer, Mrs.
II. Theodore Ellyson Mrs. Joseph
Bryan is life president of the society
The society Endorsed the action OF
the Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities in its move
ment towards gaining possession of
the John Marshall house.
New annual members received yes
terday were Mrs. Fred FL. Smith, Of
Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. Julia Wool
ridge Bell. Life memberships. A. 0.
Jones and Mrs. j. Allison Hodges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
TO GET ALL NAMES
Post-Oflcc Nccds Them to Expedite
Delivery NJ Nail

POst-Oft1cc Nccds Them to Expedite
Delivery of Mail.
In order that the post Office direc-
tory may be complete, Postmaster Al
Ian is anxious that persons whose
names do not appear In the City Di-
rectory, or where they are Incorrectly
reported, notify him by letter or COM
muricate- With the superintendent of
city delivery, giving proper names and
addresses.
This information Is confidential The
public will not be allowed under any
circumstances to have peep at the
post-oftice directory. Mr.. Allan said
that the post-office has city d!rec-
tory especially published for it's en-
ployes. 1t contains all the names that
the ordinary city directory does. II
also has blank page opposite every
one filled with names. On this blank
page additional names and addresses
are written by the post-otfice officials
from time TO time
Often persons become residents ef
Richmond after the City Directory Is
compiled. Many persons are doubtless
missed by the directory man. The
post-of1ice authorities desire to have
an accurate and complete record for
confidential use. Tho postmaster said
that citizens need not hesitate to fur
nish names and addresses, as nobody
Will have access to the split dirac-
tory except employees of the post
Office.