The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
FIGHT FAVORED
BY PHILOSOPHER
Clerfayt Looks to Morals
Of Young and He Has
Ringside Ticket


w is right in one respect in stop
ping the fight. There is no
doubt that the morals of the young
men are liable to be corrupted. You
see, on the fourth of July the declara-
tion of independence will be read in
every city of the United States and the
children are expected to listen to that
reading. But, listen, do you think they
will be there? No. They will be in
front of the newspaper offices reading
the returns"
So spoke Jules Clerfayt, philosopher
and steamship agent, yesterday
But" and here Jules raised a finger
of warning. Il wonder does the COVER
nor realize that there are hundreds of
people coming to this city to witness
the fight. Some of them are on their
way. Everybody in San Francisco
stands to lose considerable. It will be
hard blow for the city and its mer-
chants"
And do you know broke in Charlie
Miles of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul, that Jules has a ringside
seat where he will be in front of the
moving picture machine all of the
time"
A. M. Culver, general agent Of the
headquarters at Los Angeles, is in the
city.
A. H. Otis, manager of the Boca and
Loyalton, has rendered his resignat tion
effective June 20. The position will be
abolished on that date and A. ]. Borie
will become superintendent of the
road, with headquarters at Loyalton.
R. S. Dunlap, ticket agent of the
Southern Pacific at Palo Alto, was in
the city yesterday.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul has recently issued folder, THE
Comforts Of Travel" which consists
mainly of Illustrations of the superb
service of that road with descriptive
articles Of its Pullman and dining car
service.
The Santa Fe has established an
agricultural department, at the head
OF which will be Professor ]. r. Tins
ley, formerly connected with the New
Mexico agricultural college. Expert
rnents will be conducted extensively in
all sections reached by the Santa Fe
system, including regions where only
dry farming can be successful
Superintendent of Banks Alden An
Palo Verde valley bank at Blythe,
capital $4,000, and to the bank and
trust company of Tomales to open a
branch at Point Reyes station.
The Texas state railroad commission
Is preparing to file formal complaint
with the interstate commerce commits
sion against the Pullman company, al
leging that the interstate fares are too
high between Texas points and ST.
Louis, Kansas City. Chicago, Denver
and other points.
Three of the most important branch
lines of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
Puget Sound, the Pacific coast extern
sion OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, are to be opened for traffic
this month. These are the Grays Har-
Dor, Worden and St.. Mary's branches
and will afford access to territory
rich in tonnage possibilities. The st.
Mary's branch will be opened within a
few days. It reaches the timber and
mining activities along the ST Mary's
river, while the Worden branch goes
into the wheat region of the Big bend
country. With these three in opera
start in it's campaign for feeders in
eastern washington.
The Grays Harbor line will be the
first to be opened west of the Cas-
cades, and runs from Gate to Cos
mopolis. From Gate it goes east to
McKenna on the Tacoma Eastern.
which the Milwaukee acquired last
year as its first branch line 1t is being
built jointly with the Oregon and
Washington, giving both roads access
to a country recognized as one of the
most prolific tonnage producing along
the Pacific coast. No further extern
sion will be attempted by the Mtlwau-
kee immediately. it is said