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1h.. city Of konia The ancient Iconium
once pagan. then Christian and noS Mo
hammedan. the scene OF Pnul'- Ilb"r- and
ono. the capital Of the Seljunlan empire
estimated 10 have to-day a population oT
$4,000 ~ rising again fo prominence through
the opening Of railroad communication to
CoRstaBtinopl"
The ciry OF kOnia is the centr" Of "a rich
agricultural and pastoral province which
politically - considered 20 Ne III almost ~"
first rank IA IN" Turkish tmpIr. since moro
thnn once the Office ~ I,ONsrnDr Of the
province NJ Roma has proved 9" bc tire.
siappinR stone ia that ~ Grand NiIisT a.
cnn-fantInOpl". Linked Ia tOn-tHntiHOVIr
AMI smyrna by railway. kOnia u -siIIng
upon western methods and improvements
faster than any other city in the interior al
asia Minor 4 closed auiIPjur' nov bring.
eNtRIIent water Irom a lake lWJ miles ,It--
tnnF a street car lin" - IN operation IN tho
CITY II self and some Of ~" - reefs are elect r.
lighted In IN. country surrounding MCt or
fnIck r"ap"rS aT" now at work German
. COMPANY has already expended about
o. 2.Is ~ toward huge irrigation -Chefu.
by which water from the hills may h" made.
a vailabie Tor .'Fp square miles ~ adjoining
territory These are simply = few of the
Indications Oi the material progress already
begun.
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= nm N ECOr Dntsir FrGHcdis
In the Inpanese capital there are -
poo mems hotels In" northeast Of 'be
capI'al - where n" greatest number - to
be found In 'hss. inns the traveller IL
lodged IN room with a superficial area OF
thre. feet by SIS If the traveller b., better
on and requires more cubic feet OF inn he
can obtain an apartment the same length
buy doubt. the breadth. and IL he be more
fa-tIdiouS h" can have thaluSuTy Of an apart
m"nt ~ ie"f by nine feet. The lowest cost
oil a nights lodging IL son
In some parts -; Japan the lodgings AZ
poor mon ms can D." obtained Tor > sen
'dtpu' = I'Tuyi here - reduction on
tn" zen mn n IN" room or Cubicl. b" en-
gagged lor iw0'nIgh'- This ASS oi room u
tuI nl-he! with wool GOV "rst for 10 s.n
u -, "II "os"Tl"' j. 20 be had including The
room with an area NJ 1G feet and II the best
Cla~- -! sleeping apartment he engaged
III" 'O-' 10 ., sen. or about ri. " seems
Mat three travellers II they wish 20 keep 20
Themselves can hir" this latter class Of
arar'u"nt . h" batronS NJ these inns for
IN" mo" part b"lon!: 10 the laboring classes
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FaRTHEST NORTH ~ THE HiR.
Place oG Morsan'> surrender 0n an ohio
Farm MARKED as A.t:s:ssseni.


4 monument has recently been l.ut III
place. on the irIIbaugh farm ia Column
bIansl county. ohio. which marks the
farih..t northern point reached by 'I-
Confederate forces duuu; h" cr,i war
II also marks the spot where Gen John
H. Morgan. the famous southern i"ddrr
surrendered Many viii NOT r"aliI. with
out looking al the map that Wells III" j.
north OF Gettysburg -
For many years an old loc!~t tree. marked
the place Of surrender. bat a short tim" ago
IL died and was cut down. ih'. stump being
taken to East Liverpool. Ohio. and placed
in IN. public library for SAT" n"spinE a 4
historical relic !, was tn" idea of the LAT"
" l.. Ihomp-on. the well known song
writer who lived near the scene of the fight
to erect a monument to mark IN. SPOT
lie had a fund well started when he sud
denly dIcd. but his friends took up "a. Wort.
and carried ~ through hug" grant"
no WIDER was put in plac" last wear. bur n
was not until fcw weeks ago thai ;hc
bronz. tablet was PVT in place and IA"
monument dedicated The tablet hears
this inscription This stone marks III"
spot her. the Confederate raider Gen
John ~ Morgan surrendered hi command
10 MAJOR George W Rue. duly -. 1868. ana
il the farth.-t point North ever reached nv
any BODY Of Confederate troops during the
civil
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CLARk'S TOURS

Liberia! = yriu-tge Features " -ftIs4i'T or lolEb
EyrTyvhere. Mention Program waited.
FRANK CLARK. fines EIaE.. New lsrk
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
Answers to Queries

SEAMAN. II. K, Sacramento A seaman
holds declaration Of Intention TO become eiti-
country FIVE years Can show three government
discharges from the Ightship service. Can he
obtain final papers without witnesses at the time
of application for such papers?
The naturalization bureau says that
"he can not, as his petition for final
papers must be verified by two wit
nesses, who are citizens of the United
States for the full period of FIVE years,
as required by law. discharge from
the lightship service is of no naturali-
zation value"
MUsCLE-w A. W. Mountain View. Cal.
What is and where Is the smallest muscle in the
human body?
The following from sGrays Anatomy
is an answer TO your question:
Muscles differ very much in size. The
gatrocnemius form the chief bulk of
feet in length. while the stapedius, a
small muscle of the internal ear weighs
about grain and it's fibers are not
more than two lines in length.
MARRYING CoUSINS-G. X. Reno. New. In
what states of the union are first cousins per
mitted to marry2
In all states except Arkansas, IIIi-
nois, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri Ne
vaja, New Hampshire. North Dakota.
Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
South Dakota, Washington and Wyo-
ming. Such marriages are also prohib-
tied in the district of Alaska and the
territory of Arizona.
HIGH BUILDINGS-S. ". A.. City. Publish
the names and height OF the two tallest build
ings In New York city.
According to the list published by
the New York World, the two tallest
are the Metropolitan life insurance
company building. 700 feet inches,
and the Times building. 419 fleet .
inches
STRIPED BAsS-Fisher. City When may
striped bass be taken In California?
The closed season is May and June
except that in those months the fish
may be taken with hook and line only
1t is, during those months. a closed
season to net and seine fishermen.
ExAMINATIoNS-H. l. H., Palo Alto
Maess Gan obtain tai TIN Information in regard
to be held at San Pedro?
Communicate with the Office of the
revenue cutter service. Appraisers
building, San Francisco. Cal.
,,l6s HoLIDAYIH. III, E, T.. Oakland; Is Lineoln's
when was it so declared?
1t was so declared by the legislature
of 1909.
FLETCHER-Reader. Alameda When and in
what magazine did Horace Fietehers article on
'F'letchersm, or How l Made Myself Young at
Co. appear?
In the Ladies Home Journal, Sep
tember, 1909.
LINCoLN-Sub., City. When was the ami
versary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln made
a regular legal holiday in California?
1t was SO created by the legislature
of 1903.
MOB HILL. T., City. What is the highest
point of Mob HILL San Francisco, above sea level?
Three hundred feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

WRIT MINOR, president of the Oregon state
bar association. and Aaron HoItz. manager Of
large department store. Devld n. Mosessohn,
former assistant district attorney, and NJ.
Mosessohn. assistant secretary OF the Portland
chamber of commerce, make up group Of
Portland people staying at the st. Francis.
C. W. DURBRow of the Southern Pacihc's stan
of attorneys. returned yesterday from New
York city. where he has been associated with
Attorney Peter f. dunno in the Southern Pa
ciic-Union Pacific merger suit He also ap-
mission in Washington.
]. B. VAN NUYS, manager of the hotel which
bears his name in Los Angeles, and J. B. Lank-
ershim of the Lankershim hotel in the same
city, are guests at the Palace. They have
large joint property interests here, and it Is
rumored they are negotiating for a large com
mercial hotel
MRS j. D. FARRELL. wife of the vice president
of the Washington and Oregon railroad. Is In
this city with party Of friends. They are
at the Palace. They came south in a private
car and will spend some time IN touring the
state.
H H. LowENTHAL, a clothier of Eureka, Fl.
H. Hoyt. a contractor of Santa Rosa. and
George G. Byrne. a hardware merchant of
Santa Cruz. are among the recent arrivals at
the Argonaut
T. F. FRYE, a meat packer Of Los Angeles, is
registered at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

ALLAN WHEELER, publisher Of Denver. A.
W. Miiis. businessman OF San Luis ObisDo
ana George Dysart, a rancher OF Centralia.
WASH, are among the recent arrivals at the
Manx.
FORMER GOVERNOR JOHN n. McGRAw Of
Washington came down from Seattle yesterday
to meet his daughter who was passenger on
the Mongolia. They are at the Palace.
=. l. RITsoN, shoe manufacturer Of Boston
who makes his home at the Stewart. will
leave for the home office today to be gone for
two months.
W. z. THoRNE, a mining expert who has spent
some months In Mexico is among the recent
arrivals at the Stewart.
=. A. HIM. who Is interested in Santa Cruz
realty and property In this city. is registered
at the Stewart.
H J. soHMER. manufacturer OF pianos. is az
the ST. Francis. registered from New York.
w. d. TILLorsoN. an attorney Of Reddin~ Is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace
ALBERT 5. TrMMoNs Of Fsirb,nts and M.
family are guests at the Fairmont
GEORGE =. DANsERs. a rancher Of Minden.
New, is gnest at the Stewart.
c. d. DANAHER, mmberman Of Tacoma. 10
staying at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
! Taft No
Match for
| the Tricksters

he knew would have anaoy body On
June % last Mr. Adch said from his place the 9" shall
vote defeat the
Later he said that the of years he expected
to see the corporation tax law emasclated or renea1ed He was
better than his word because that law has already been emasuad
by elimination of its publicity feature its early
hands of the confidently expected One may
whether this where the practice of including
ution provisions bill for the of killing it. while at
the time appearing satisfy popular demand followed
but plainly this result is the of fulhen Mr. Taft
much about the publicity feature of the corpora
ton tax law In his submitting the PROPOSE
ton he said:
the and the holders
step that supervisory Of corporations which may prevent
The Call certain that publicity is desirable or
except the corporations operating public
utilities might easily be made of oppression wrong
by the disclosure of business However that may Mr.
Taft finds himself compelled by logic
and he has quietly surrendered the point.
The significance Of all this history lies in the fact that
Taft in his honest hope to obtain useful legislation has tied I'D
with gang tricky politicians will their own
and fool him to the top Of his bent The president
match for Aldch and Cannon the political game They
played with him and tricked him in the fashion the
tariff and him in false position before the country making
him apologize for which notorious denial
promises that he gave before election.
Now rcksters playing very same game of
syshay and compromise and lodging with the
of legislation They will him the session
holding the bag and trying explain how it all happened John
Calan O'Laughlin writes from Washington:
The phs & m m that aat 9e M shall DO
m At sT he has has ba s9u t make with
that appears the teeth
from legislation and to retain full control of the legislative
The playing effect
summer
leaders be
ret to theirow baiiwck words
They drew teeth of the corporation and now tv
engaged the operation make the bill for the regua
ton of railroads ineffective What Taft good big stick
By this he ought to be able and #
he would word to the country and loud he
would quickly the hunting their holes He get
nothing good of that outfit except your
smile your pocket Mr. President you are honest
but we hate you humbugged
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

OF the Aldrich crowd in the senate may be
found in the fate of the corporation tax law.
Aldrch himself stated on the floor of the
senate that he accepted this law as last resort
to defeat the bill for an income tax which
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

there $500 white chickens
hached Another aside
of the Poland China in
The dairy Ho
cattle and being constantly Durham left
large quantity of veal and pork is produced annually.
1t will be from these that enterprise
Much of the produce is of by
the state hospital but from the particulars given above
must be large surplus for sale public The Call
advised what system OF accounting and responsibility
in the administration of these operated by the
evident that the results should have the fullest publicity
would be interesting know whether the
make profit general farming and the business done
loss that fact should be known Moreover should
strict accounting these farms will
nest of grafters
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
The WOmen's
Clubs and
Hetch Hetchy

that undertaken
right this
John Muirs standing should
himself be used this relation the greed of
selfish monopoly that the people OF San Francisco
Mr. Muir learns has been giving dinners to large
with assisting the agitation to defeat the project to give
Francisco Sierra supply If Mr.. Muir is paying for
with his he is do San
Francisco grave injury IT. the other hand the Spring Valley
foos the bills shall know what to think OF
should suppose that of Mr.. Nurs reputa
begin suspect something wrong when he
working shoulder shoulder with the Spring Valley
company.
campaign of fasehood and Misrepresentation has been
waged against this proposition When the matter put
said that the greatest good the greatest number
govern between the pressing needs
million people in the bay cities and the fantastic imagnings
few senmentaists there need be question 1t is
proposed destroy the beauty of Hetch Hetc but
meadow lake. which many believe will
the attracveness of the valley This is the single point
which senmentaists have been able discover basis
opposition The Call submits that it trivial opposition
where and affair of grave suspicion where is
promoted by the Spring Valley company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

but there is, besides, large acreage under
cultivation by the administration of the
Stockton hospital for the insane This farm
consists of 52l acres, which cost the state
$55,000. 1t contains thirty acre orchard of
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
State
Farming
in California
choice fruit trees,

choice fruit big alfalfa fields and Vegetable
garden Among the items field of onions which expected
yield 5000 sacks this year There fifty beans
of potatoes and large fields of grain The
Independent gives these further particulars
show fertility of that there
produced
half of land; 134S
o acres
Several devoted poultry which
preparing poultry told
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
Break Up the Railroad
And Steamship Combination

IILLIAM R. WHEELER representing the trahc bureau
of the San Francisco merchants exchange presented on
Wednesday before the committee of in charge
bill regulation railroads plea for amendment
specifically prohibiting ownership of stock in lines of water
shipping country to have
real benefit the way of competition by water the railroads must
kept that things the railroad companies
steamship trade the Atlantic
Pacific they give real competition but merely
to occupy the field with nominal service.
In ordinary times these transportation agencies con-
troed by railroads used discourage shipments by the
customary of by refusing freight
pretext IT, the other hand real COM
petition the controlled steamship lines
curoa until they able drive the independents
of business The temporary the steamship lines made
up by subsidies from the railroad companies
These the familiar tactics of the Pacific Mail steamship
corporation controlled by the Hartman
railroad treasury Similar methods employed and
control transportation the of the steamboat line
between this port and Sacramento.
AS far this condition permitted continue it nulhes
competition All these propositions combinations in
restraint of trade and competition of the sort made criminal by
Sherman against 1t is far important that
should be broken than such combinations
that exemphed by Union Southern Pacific which
the under attack by the 1t the
government is prosecuting this policy would be
railroads Pacific Mail existing adequate
Mr.. Wheeler in his address o the committee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

illuminating example of the tactics by which Nj Tafts
~ endeavos useful legislation nuihed
defeated in
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

NHE Los Angeles chamber of makes strange
appeal for the admission of Chinese labor to the United
Statesstrange say because is wholly of touch
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

NALlFORN1A state is quite extensively engaged in
farming government proposition Not only does the
- and conduct the university Yolo county
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

parts of California. This agitation has beer
industriously fostered by agents of the water
company in Los Angeles and other towns
the campaign being waged by false or mis-
leading information. 1t is useful work
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
A Commercial
View of Asiatic
immigration


problem
believet to
is
solution of immigration felt
in
providing the admission of restricted number of Chinese workers
This is of appeal to sordid commerciaism 1t
exas profits above manhood and citizenship 1t the of
that would be delighted California
Asac colony for the sake of cheap labor 1t would
class of erve labor working for the profit of limited number
OF white Bosses the Asacs refused accept that
they would proceed eliminate the altogether by
starving them
The American people will California precious heritage
for their children and will invite horde of
to come and possess the land.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

gratifying learn that the clubs Of San Francis
have undertaken the selfish agitation promoted by
Spring Valley company influence the sister clubs 9th
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

Miss Dorothy Woodworth will en-
tertain at luncheon to be given this
afternoon at the home OF her mother.
Mrs Selim Woodwork In Berkeley.
Several of the youger girls from town
are going across the bay for the re-
union.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

with the most enlightened modern sentiment
on this matter Here is the nub of the matter
as given in the report of the immigration
committee of the Los Angeles Chamber
Our orchardists, fruit packing interests,
vegetable gardens, our great bean fields,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

Mrs Henry Kiersted entertained at
a luncheon yesterday at the Fairmont
for six or eight friends and later in
the afternoon was hostess at an in
formal tea for a dozen additional
guests. Another hostess Of the after
noon, entertaining at a second informal
tea. was Mrs Peter G. Mclean, who
had half dozen old friends who en-
joyed her hospitality IN the laurel court
at the Fairmont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

Harry Bates left yesterday for a
trip east and after a brief stay in
New York and one or two other eastern
cities will return home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

Miss Marguerite Doe. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Eleanor Doe, and their
guest, Miss Florence Bell. will leave
early next week for Santa Barbara for
a visit of several weeks in the southern
part of the state. Since her arrival
here from the east few days ago Miss
Bell has been staying at the FairmOnt
as the guest of Miss Doe and has had
an exceptionally delightful time with
the round of teas and luncheons that
the younger girls have been giving in
her honor. She will be extensively en-
tertained also in the south. where Miss
Doe has a host of friends.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-16
9TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The 9Th Senatorial District includes the
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth wards
and parts of the Twenty-third and Twenty
fifth wards in the city of Chicago, and parts
of the towns of Evanston, Niles and New
Trier, all in County of Cook.
Republican recommendations:
House: *Richard p. Hagan endorsed.
SWIM. F. Zipf endorsed.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-16
5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
The 5th Senatorial District includes parts
of the Sixth and Seventh wards in the city
of Chicago.
Republican recommendations:
Senate: *Walter Clyde Jones, en-
dorsed.
House: SWIM. Tudor ApMadoc, en-
dorsed.
morton Denison Hull, en-
dorsed.
Democratic recommendations:
None.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-16

THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
Republican recommendations 21sT SENATORIAL DISTRICT
The 21s Senatorial
civ Fourteenth parts
No~e 'sH' @e Ghlao "' ~ " 'Hs
en-
18TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT House: *Wm H. 1roye end0rs
en- Mona T
- Thiry-hird ~
en- N ~ - cu
Calumet all in the zzND Dlsi
Republican recommendations
dosed A'N - House: *wm P Holiday endorsed
r. W. Fisk endorsed
mt- B..
14TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
NE" 23KD SENATORIAL
The 2srd Senatorial District includes
shepherd Of
Democratic recommendations andp O the o
House Ed G Harvey endorsed in the of Cook
the House Geo. A. Miller, endorsed
nlen Senator n
Oers 5 the t Nate cbh hsnsh and Eleventh wards "
No Recommendations OATH SENATORIAL
New
ne 10TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Moulrie
pon,,uo.n aa+ons.
ving Marshall Putnam House *Chars Adkins endorsed
Republican recommendations Jos g. Carter endorsed
pe g w 70 stn Endorsed
III. ireland endo MUSE w. 4" '"'i""N' enu'e'
House,: r NJ Johnson endorsed 25TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
y Senatorial District includes
sd r"enyventh and T"en-e wa
includes No recommendaions
Cd ..uun.au
zoIH SENATORIAL DlSik1Ci
Senatorial District includes
parts 18TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Senatorial District *1s n.l ao
Republican recommendation: SWIM H Wright endorse
e W.
House: w. e. spoonts endorsed
9TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
-
10Th Senatorial District includes the
Thirteenth Trourth and Seventeenth wards the city
oft Twelfth lin the ctyo C
ego the town Of riverside and part Of
Republican recommendations 2sTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
the senatoi
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-16
7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The 7th Senatorial District includes the
towns of Thornton, Bloom, Rich, Bremen,
Orland, Palos, Worth, Stickney, Proviso,
Leyden, Lyons, Elk Grove, Schaumberg,
Hanover, Darlington, Palatine, Wheeling,
Northfield, and parts of the towns Of New
Trier Niles, Norwood Park, and Maine,
all in county of Cook.
Republican recommendations:
House: *LOuis j. PiersOn, endorsed
Democratic recommendations:
None.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-16
21sT SENATORIAL DISTRICT

21ST SENATORIAL DISTRICT
The 21st Senatorial District includes the
Fourteenth ward and parts of the Seven
teenth and Thirty-fifth wards in the city
of Chicago.
Republican recommendations:
House: *Wm. H. TrOyer, endorsed.
Democratic recommendations:
None.