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presidency two years hence. will split
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err Freeszt, bar what does FRAT Ero6S
Republication Il thereby the party is
everrhrcw1 n the congressional cleo
enns'
Il Is nov no mystery 10 the Water
leo Times Tribune why the Illinois
iegislasurs got tnso the habit Of meet
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as nan wha IS sasisEed from observ-
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ng Is wc-sh eeiteTfns IN
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ussd for Political purposes long
enough
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would bright nen sIE up all night TO
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Aly responds Bert Lester TAYLOR
Il tie Chicago Trfauae there are
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that the suggestion shas Charsey Nil
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Burglary and horse breaking are On
the decrease In London
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

A NATIONS SONGS Subscriber. City Who
was the author Of LET me write the songs of a
nation, and care not who makes the laws?
This quotation is from the writings
of Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun. Scot
tlsh patriot and politician, 1653-1T16,
who wrote: Il knew very wise man
who believed if a man were permitted
TO make all the ballads, he need not
care who should make the laws" The
language has by common use been
quiry. and it has often been credited
to Burns.
NOT A HOLIDAY. E. G.. City. When was
election day declared holiday for the public
schools In San Francisco?
1t is not holiday in the schools.
sIAMESE TwINs-Reader. City What be-
came Of the Siamese twins. Chang and Eng.
who were bound to each other by llgament OF
flesh? They were exhibited all over the country
many years ago.
The brother on the left. Chang, died
during a night of cerebral clot When
Eng awoke and discovered Chang dead,
he was seized with fright, fell into
syncope and died This occurred at
their home in North Carolina, January
II, 1874.
Of gas?
The quantity of hydrogen required
to fill q balloon of 1000 cubic feet would
weigh 1857 pounds, while the same
volume of air would weigh 1896, Civ
ing an ascensional power of 1883
pounds. A cubic inch of air weighs
.So7; of coal gas, .26s. and OF hydrogen
gas, .056.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Angels Camp. Who
was the mother Of former President Roosevelt's 5
daughter, Alice now Mrs Nicholas Longworth-
the first or the second Mrs. Roosevelt?
The first.
SYMBOL OF CoLoRS-A. C. A. Oakland.
What Is the symbolism Of colerss
Black typifies grief and death; blue,
hope, love of divine works, divine con-
temptation. piety, sincerity; pale blue.
peace, Christian prudence, love of good
works, a serene conscience; gold glory
and power; green. faith. gladness,. i'm
mortality, the resurrection of the Just,
the gladness of the faithful; pale green.
baptism; gray. tribulation: purple. jus
tice, royalty red. martyrdom for faith,
charity, divine love; rose color. martyr
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
JOHN 7. FLYNN ABLY BOOSTS
pANAA\A PACIFIC EXPOSITION

the great Panama canal exposition.
If the measure should be considered
from sentimental standpoint by
congress, as against the claims of
New Orleans, it requires no stretch
of the Imagination to see that
$4,000, 900 contribution alongside
that of $6,5o0,oo0 will win If, on
the other hand, congress is disposed
to view the matter from CONNER
cial standpoint and ask the claim
ants for the honor of official recog-
milton to show what their claims
are based upon. New Orleans would
not have a "lookin."
CITIES JOIN WITH STATE
The harbor work already author
lied and under way by the state
and several seaport cities of the
state exceeds in cost that of the
contemplated seaboard outlay of
the Atlantic. In addition to the
s11, 100000 provided for by the last
state property in the ports of San
Francisco and San Diego, the city
OF Oakland has just voted $4,000, 900
as the first instalment of
$25,000,0 900 ultimate harbor expendi-
ture; the city of Los Angeles has
just voted $3,000,0 900 as the first in
stallment of a s10,000,OoO .harbor
bond issue for the improvement of
the port of San Pedro, which is
the ocean gateway to that city,
while San Diego. the first point
touched by the Panama canal ves-
sells in American territory, has pre-
pared and adopted plans involving
an outlay of ss.o0o,ooO on city ac-
count for the Improvement of San
Diego bay. 1t will thus be seen
that the state of California has
appropriated nearly $4,000. 900 for
the sentimental recognition of the
Panama canal, and s31 10000 for
its commercial recognition This is
an argument that can not be
silenced by the friends of New
Orleans.
PROBABLE CANAL REVENUES
The probable canal commerce OF
the state of California. that is,
such commerce as can be carried
wholly in ships. will exceed
s10,000.000 per year, which, if fig
ured on a basis of the Suez canal
tolls and the Tehauntepec railroad
tolls of Mexico of 50 per ton, would
afford an annual revenue to the
federal government of $4,000, 200.
AS the canal wNs conceived and
carried forward largely for COM
mereial uses, any state contribut-
Ing to its success, as California
proposes to do. by not only furnish
ing ample dockage, but the ships
as well, Is bound to receive recog-
ntion at the hands of the people
who bear the burden of cost in the
construction of the canal That is
business. And the United States is
q business nation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

dom; scarlet, the fervor and glory OF
witnesses to the church; silver, chas-
tity and purity; violet. penitence: white,
purity. temperance. Innocence, chastity
and faith.
DRAWING-A. E. A.. City. Is there any
public school that teaches mechanical and srchi- .
tectural drawing. in which mechanics who work !
in the daytime may learn at night? If So
where located?
The Humboldt evening school in the
Mission high school building. Eight
esnth and Dolores streets
TERPsICHoRE-A. o. s. santa cruz. How
is the word '.Terpsichore'' used in mythology
Terp-sik-o-re, with the first sound
ed as in fern, as in i'll, as in obey
and the second as in event
CURVED PITCH-B B. p. city. What IS
the explanation Of the curved pitch in base
The following is given as the ex-
PLANTATION: The philosophy of curved
baseball is quite simple The ball. as
it takes its horizontal flight through
the air from the hand OF the pitcher.
is retarded in its forward movement
by the resistance OF the air, which not
only exerts a pressure on the face OF
the ball. but also a resisting force on
Its sides by friction. If the ball is
simply thrown forward without anv
special bias being given to it. the frfc-
tion OF the air is equal on each side OF
IT, but II 1T be made TO rotate on its
own axis from right to left or left TO
rights the conditions are at once ma
terially, chan ged. inasmuch as in the
latter case one side of the balls sur
face is made to move forward through
the air with twice the rapidity of the
other side, and to the extent OF this in
creased lateral friction is the ball re-
tarded in its progress on the side on
which the increased friction bears. The
result Of this changed relation is natu-
rally curve in the line of it's delivery
in the direction of the side on 1vbicN~
It's progress has been retarded"
SATURDA HALF LIDAY-Subscriber
City: Have been told that the Saturday half
holiday Is not modern idea. bur the revival
OF a very ancient custom. Can tyou irforp
me If that is correct?
1t is. King Edgar. ~ D.. 95S. or
dained that there should be a cessa-
tion of labor from Saturday noon until
daylight on Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

those same organizations almost automatically out
OF business and of That the the direct primary
OF the IN place OF warning and varying private and p
public
Look at the republican platform and what become OF the IN
erests that used make platforms named candidates M
one reaching wide and far the direct puts at peace the
party that hanonizng unng and sohdng Inc
differences within differences
broad principles between parties In this the direct primary
brings back the early theory of political parties with dstnc
ons based wholly varying governmental principles
AS Tor division arising the defeat of this candidate OF na
there nothing of that kind the republicans OF California this
fall Before the counting the primary ballots half done Curry
the leading Of Hiram Johnson had sent to the victor au
of his loyal support Nobody had to ask Curry for that aur
1t republican pleasure 10
make quick and clean Others who passed by when
the made the ticket have shown the prsO OF
them that publish their would be much like printing list OF
those nominated
genuine republican newspapers surdiy line for
Hiram johnson and the ticket of which the and head few
of the alleged republican journals whose souls not their have
whistle independent candidate for
ernor the ballot by petition Even they could have found
republican standing ready help them defy the
will of the they quickly found that there such
pubicanthey could not have faced the of republican dsap
proval provoked by their whistlng.
Other masqueading republican for business
and gabng the practice professional editorial treacher
the habments called inde pndence busy planning
cheat the party Hiram Johnson by Of selected
tickets of place of those republican candidates
whom they do like control Just until these lists
of achery sprung Just watch what Hiram Johnson does
these guerrilas.
primary Call pledged support
of the asprants the republican might choose 1t
Hiram Johnson Now it addresses itself to the further and equally
there the sovereign right Johnson The majority of the
pubican of California want these office Without them John
the realize the pledges of the
platform duty republicans help
fails the discharge of that duty not republican
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
RS0NS IN THE NEWS

REAR ADMIRAL W. h H. SUTHERLAND.
who commanded the battleship New Jersey
during the visit here Of the Atlantic feet and
is now president of the board of Inspection o.
shore stations. arrived on the liner China yes
terday from Honolulu, where he has been on
a tour of inspection.
A. +. SToNER, dealer in vehicles and agri-
cultural implements at bakersfield. is regis
tered at the Argonaut with Mrs. Stoner.
C. A. AND J. C. HOLLAND of Victoria, B. G..
who have large oil interests in this state.
are guests at the st. Francis
JUAN DOUGLAS and Mauric1o Vallejo who
have large plantation interests in Mexico, are
guests at the aianx.
MRS. H L. TITUS. wife of a prominent at
torney of San Diego. Is registered at the
Palace from Coronado
H. E. BoTHIN. fruit grower and capitalist OF
San Jose, is at the st. Francis with Mrs.
Bothin.
MAX PUDLIcH. prominent German astrono-
mer. is at the St. Francis from koeslin. Ger
manys
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

of s19.500.0Oo. And while this is
the largest amount ever appropri
ated by any commonwealth in
America, either city or state, for
the purpose of celebrating any
event in the history of the coun-
try, it is insignificant when COM
pared with the vast sums author
lied and appropriated for public
harbor Improvement by the state
and the seaport cities of California.
While 1 do not in any way under
rate the value of the sentimental
effort that has been made to give
fitting recognition to the nations
great canal enterprise, am con-
fident that when congress comes to
pass judgment upon the place for
the celebration of that great enter
prise it will give greater considera-
tion to the steps that have been
taken for the promotion of inter
oceanic commerce than it will to
even the fabulous sums appropriat-
ed for the sentimental feature of
the same.
HARBOR BONDS PROPOSITION
When it is considered that the
interoceanic ship carrying not less
than 10000 tons, with a draft of
80 feet or over, requires a modern
dock at Least 500 feet in length
for accommodation, and that the
successful operation of that ship
means from $4,000 to $4,000 in
tolls to the federal government
each way through the canal, the
value of California's contribution
to the success of the canal becomes
manifest. Without ample dockage
and dockage entirely free from
railroad control-there could be no
Panama canal commerce, and with
out that commerce there could be
no federal revenues. Under these
conditions. the canal, as Admiral
Robley d. Evans well says, would
of a national blessing" The work
OF the present legislature is one
that is destined to go down in his
tory, but side by side with it will
be the work of the present mem
bers who constituted the body of
the last legislature, in the splendid
provision made for the improve
ment of the harbors of the state.
ISLAIS CREEK HARBOR BONDS
One of the chief acts of the last
legislature was the authorization
Of a harbor bond issue in the sum
of $11.6o0,6e0 for the Improvement
of the harbors of San Francisco
and San Diego, which are both
under state control This measure
is TO be voted upon at the general
election in November and If author
lied by the people of the state will
go long way toward convincing
the people of the United States that
San Francisco is the place to hold
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
If You Can't Stand Upon the Platform for the Whole
Ticket, Then Quit Calling Yourself Republican

esN Tow the time the phrase familiar typewriter folk
u "for all good of their party
Tre things most often things and this
typewriter saying particularly and conspcuousy Of oday
repubcansm in California Now this pregnant year of 1910
prolific of events that make history California
republicans accept party law the party expressed the p
po time for them the their party time
for them stand fast firm upon platform
ticket.
Ticket and platform put spirit
the states dominant party The republican of California
with their hands made the ticket platform the
hands OF delegates whom
you can stand for both ticket and platform then be voter
politician newspaper, quit calling yourself republican,
1t good ticket That matter of All the time The
Call was constructing and for the direct primary law
under which the election of last
come would be IT, and the people back into their
certain that honest direct primary
the electors OF the republican would straight do
that they would choose such clean republican
Hiram johnson lead them especially
aroused and awakened people those
man to taste all the of liberty
All the through good ticket Hiram johnson will
have apogzng to do when he the big campaign
Will not be called explain the column which
heads Furthermore Hiram Johnsonis thoroughly loyal party
that has honored him he to the spirit the direct primary
that he will
personal knitting of the who honored with him.
guard plenty anker
coolers the skuke the followers among
ters With johnson chief there will be small mercy
seeking politician and the pesekng newspaper that proposes
undertakes to trade sacrifice the republican
AS confidently expected it. the direct primary
for actona difference during the election campaign the
election polls sends the republican party California this
fight with other
self There talk of regular inurgent
the elements OF the hereto fore described
recy by those have been fused Witness
other day Meyer ssne the chairman the republican
ral committee resigned the Lincoln Roosevelt league
the Good Government organization Angeles
Doing he proclaimed himself simply and merely republican Wit
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

LOUIS BLY,, who is interested in the Tehao.
water company. is at the stewart from Red
Bluff
s BIssENGER and Donald S. 1fcAIster. plant
ers Of Hawaii, are at the Stewart.
COLONEL l. N. PEYToN. Unknown espi-
talist Of Spokane, is at the Palace
MRS. CHARLES ". H1NcHIrTEE is a guest
at the FaiSmont from Los Angeles
DR.. ". R. INscOTr of santa Cruz S sesi.-
tered at the ST Francis
c. A. STEPHENS United States customs ser.
vice. is at the St Francis.
DIR. H. p DEA1E is a guest at the ssirmo0,
from Washington. D. c.
DR.. N. k srREErzs. physician o, Hono.
lulu, is at the Manx.
o. 4. asEI MURRAY. Zimmerman Of Eureka. i. at
DR.. c. +. LEWIS is at the stewart s.ou
Yrekas
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

A MONG the boosters who went
~ up to Sacramento last Tues
Aday on the steamer Isleton to
attend the meeting of the state
legislature in the interests of the
fair project was John T. Flynn,
harbor engineer of San Diego, one
of the representatives of the south
land at the Sacramento gathering.
In speaking of the fruits of the
trip to a Call reporter last night.
Flynn said:
The state of California, together
with its various municipalities, has
not only given a substantial recog-
milton to the Panama canal from
sentimental standpoint, through the
medium of the proposed fair bonds,
but it has already provided for
public harbor expenditure in the
interests of that canal, greater than
all other seaboard states combined.
When it is considered that the
Panama canal was conceived large
ly as commercial enterprise, in
volving a national outlay of $780,,
100000, and that its success from
that standpoint is dependent who'll.
ly upon the ability of ships to find
ample and convenient dockage at
the various ports of the Pacific,
the value of California's contribu-
tion to the success of the nations
great interoceanic enterprise be-
comes apparent at glance.
PRAISES JAMES ROLPH JR.
And right in this connection l
want to say that no small measure
of credit for the successful presen
tation of the harbor subject, as
yell as that of the fair project, is
due to the patriotic efforts and
splendid personality of James
Rolph Jr., the president of the
Merchants exchange of san Fran
cisco, who was one of the San
Francisco delegation. AS a ship
ping man Mr.. Rolph realized more
cess of the Panama canal de-
pended upon the ability of ships
using the same to find ample dock
age in the ports of California, since
which time he has labored zealousIy
for harbor Improvement. not only
in San Francisco but in Los An
geles, as well as San Diego. and we
of the southland fully appreciate
his splendid efforts.
SENTIMENTAL RECOGNITION
The s5,o00,o00 authorized by the
legislature TO be raised in the form
of direct tax, the s5.000.000 to be
raised by a bond issue on the part
of the city of San Francisco, to-
gether with the $7,500.000 pledged
by the citizens of San Francisco,
when added to the $2,000,0o0 al
ready subscribed by the citizens
OF San Diego, make grand total