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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20

Development company, lot in liue Of Thirty
NTH avenue, 100 of Unoa tUl street, S
- BY 129 and five other pieces $40.
Gertrude A. Macfariaue tsinglel 10 6oiden
Gate Development company. lot at NV corner
Of Twelfth avenue and Ortego to) street,
600 by w 24o. and seven other pieces: $40.
Maurice Rosenthai Realty company to J.
Hughes, lot in line Of Fifteenth avenue. 100
Ward G. Brown and wife TO Antoine j. Matli
and wife, lot In NV line OF Lisbon street.
100, PARTON in block Is, Excelsior home
Annie R. Green to Frederick r. Houston,
LOT at Sc corner of Fulton and Laguna streets,
L 40 by y 10, and one other pices; $40.
Victor e. TebeFg to Louisa p. Louis, lots
1J and l6, block II, Refs tracts grant.
Pacific Coast Catering company ct al. Thy
commissioner to the United States National
Bank Of san Francisco, lot In Z line OF Forty
ninth avenue. 1916 Of X street, % by d
100: So. .66005.
Charles W. Iverson to John j. Healy. lot
IN E line Of Rivers RI street, 35 z Of Forty
Elizabeth Cook 10 William wwaicom. lot in
s line Of Sacramento street. 1876 Of Brod
erick. 20 by s 1890 $40.
port. lot in i line Of Thirty sixth avenue 200
$ Of Santiago street, 80 by E l2o. and one
other piece; $40.
Pacific Title Insurance company to Solomon
Miller lot in S line Of Pacific street, 1916
z Of Kearny. los by ST:6: $40.
Oscar Heyman & Brother to John j. Hod-
Of Fulton street. 25 By " 40: $40
George Guthrie and wife TO George A. Fever
ell. lot In line Of Twenty y-hfth street, so e
OF Rhode Island. 25 ny S 100: $40.
Ira G. Leek and wife to George Rspp ct al,
lot in W line of Thirteenth avenue, 200 Of
Santiago street \ 25 by " 12o; $40.
j. r. de Martini and wife 10 Giaccmo Pslie-
rano half interest In lot in line Of Vallejo
street. 81 g W of Kearny. " 40 by 90: $40.
Henry r. witt to J sopehA. Gendotti. lot In
line Of Balboa street. S2:s wofTwenticth
avenue, W 25 by 100; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
sCalm.
wEATHER coNDITJovs


trough Of low pressure overlies the in
terror of California and western Oregon eaus-
Ing fog along the California coast and in
ereasing cloudiness over the interior The high
area over the north Pacific states yesterday
has moved eastward and row covers the Recky
mountain region. giving fair weather to that
section The storm over Manitoba has moved
southeastward and Is now central over the
lakes and general rain has fallen over the
Mississippi valley and eastward to the At
lantlc. The tems serature has fallen decidedly
over the Rocky mountain region and plains
states and freezing weather Is reported from
western Montana and Alberta. Conditions are
becoming unsettled in this district and showers
are probable in most sections Of California
tonight or Sunday 6. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster.
FORECAST
Forecast till ., m. Pacific time Sunday:
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy and unsettled weather, probably light
showers tonight or Sunday; light southwest
wind.
For California, north of the Tehaehapi--
Cloudy and unsettled weather. probably light
showers tonight or Sunday; light southwest
wind.
For California, south Of the Tehachspi--
Cloudy and unsettled weather. probably light
showers tonight or Sunday; light southwest
wind.
For Nevada-Cloudy tonight and Sunday
For Sacramento valley-Cloudy and unsettled
weather. probably light showers tonight or
Sunday; light southwest wind
For Santa Clara valley-Cloudy and unsettled
weather, probably light showers tonight or
Sunday; light southwest wind.
For San Joaquin valey-C1oudy and unset
tied weather. probably light showers tonight
or Sunday; light southwest wind.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
Saturdav Senfember %

From Hengkong Via Yokohama and Honolulu.
stnr Mongolia.
From Coos Bay. stmr Mann Smith
From Coos Bay. stmr Hardy.
From Los Angeles. stmr G. c. Llndauer.
Sunday September n
From Seattle. stmr Governor
From Portland. stnr Bear.
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcats.
stmr II. A. kilburn.
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcats,
stmr Vanguard.
From Eureka, FIELDS Landing and Arcata,
stmr Phoenix.
From Mendocino. shelter Cove and Point
Arena stmr Sea Foam.
From Santa Cruz aud Monterey, stmr Eureka.
From Los Angeles direct. stmr Beaver.
MONDAY, September p
From Hongkong via Yokohama and Homo
lulu. stnr Nippon Msru.
From Shanghai, stmr Buffalo
From Balboa. stmr Lewis Luckenbach.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Queen.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Yale.
From Eureka, stmr Lakme. W
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
~" GIRLS SOLVE
CHEMISTRY SECRETS

Miss Margaretha Wehrmann, who are
majoring in chemistry.
Prof. H. c. Biddle. in charge of or
ganic chemistry has several women
who are Investigating problems of in
dustrial chemistry.
In the department of physical chem
istry Prof. Gilbert n. Lewis, dean OF
the college, has assigned several ques-
tions to advanced women students.
There are 800 freshmen students In
chemistry this term and 1000 students
in chemistry altogether; consequent
~ the buildings are over crowded and
both men and women are compelled to
do laboratory work in the Railways.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20

The largest classes in chemistry in
fornia have been enrolled this term in
the reorganized college and include a
larger proportion of women than at
any other time Scientific courses are
being adopted by the women students
largely In preference to the old cult
ural courses. Special comment on this
fact is made by the university faculty.
The women students range from
freshmen taking the Introductory col
lege work to graduate students pur-
suing subjects of research. Among
these are Miss Anne K. Noble and
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
COM MERCIAL TRAVELLERS
MAKE SWIFT PROGRESS

AT the annual meeting Of the 1915
building congress of the Commercial
association held In their rooms yes
terday afternoon. officers and directors
for the ensuing year were elected.
President Benjamin Schloss was re-
elected president and at the same
time was honored with a founders
life membership.
Considerable enthusiasm was shown
when it was announced that thou
sands Of dollars were being sub
scribed by many prominent citizens
for life membership certificates In the
Commercial Travellers building
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
TO LEAVE THIS PORT
~

For Hongkong. stmr Nile, Captain c. s. La
prsik, at ! p. NJ, from pier ~
For Europe via Magellan route. stmr Sskka.
rah, Captain H. Kip, at II NJ, from Lombard
street wharf.
For Seattle. Tacoma and Everett, stmr Pres
ident. Captain Ravens, at p. m, from
For Seattle. Tacoma and Everett. stmr Nome
City, Captain L. Hansen, at Il m. from First
For Wiliapa harbor. stmr Santa Barbara.
Captain T. B. zaddart, at / p. M, from Sec
ond street wharf.
Captain Jameson, at p M, from Lombard
Fer Eureka, stmr city of Topeka. Captain
G, A. Harris at u M. from Broadway wharf.
FOR Eureka and Arcsta, stmr North Fork.
Captain ]. Nelson, at II M, from First street
wharf.
For Needle Rock, stmr westerner, Captain
J. P, Fagerstrom, at 10 a. m, from Howard
street wharf.
For Los Angeles, stn,r Harvard Captain R.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yuca.
tan, Captain J. Roberts, at p.s m, from
Vallejo street wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Hanaiei Captain T.
wharf.
For Los Angeles, stur Klamath, Captain e.
Jahnsen, at p. M, from Powell street wharf.
For Moss Landing. stmr Coos Bay. Captain
James Bowen, at p. m, from Broadway
wharf.
For Grays Harbor, stmr G. c. Lindauer. Cap
tain Q. !. sandman, at p. m. from Lombard
FOR Portland stmr Johan Poulsen. Captain
l. Ulyestad, at p. m, from Howard street
For Coqullle river, stmr Bandon. Captain
J.. Norberg, at 10 q. m, from Filbert street
wharf.
Sunday, September 2i
For New York and Europe via San Pedro
and Tehuantepec, stfnr Georgian, Captain g.
~ Nichols, at 10 a. M. from Oakland rail-
road wharf.
For Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic, Captain G.
Linder, at p. m, from Army street wharf.
For Point Arena and Albion. stnlr Pomo.
Eaptain O. A. Lilleland, at 6 D. M. from
Howard street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Vanguard. Captain
John 0. odiand, at ! p M, from Lombard
street wharf
For Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral Far
ragut Captain j. Griffith at i. M from
Howard street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Beaver, Cap
tain E " Mason a. Z m; ;;srro from pier 4o :. I
II. Mcclellan. at u M, from Vallejo street
wharf
For San Simeon, Caynces and eIsort san Luis.
stnir Eureka, Captain 4. Paulsen, at D. m.
from Vallejo street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Gov
srnor. Captain S.sE Cousins, at p. M, from
Broadway wharf, F,.,.s-
For Los Ahssies.. sfmr Yale. Captain L. P.
Bartlett raabA psrn3 from Paehc street wharf.
7sr 4fsa ARRIVED sectfas-
.f Friday, September 10
3 m. stnr George F. Halier Mortenson.
u days from koggiung via Unalaska y days
In ballest to North Alaska Salmon company.
Saturday. September 90
S.55 a. M, stmr Harvard, Jepsen. IT hrs
n min from San Pedro pass and mdse 70
Pacific Navigation company.
1880 a. m, stmr klamath, Jahnsen, "a hrs
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
FURRIER CHARGED WITH
RESISTING DETECTIVE

Following an alteration on
Kearny street car at Geary street
this morning, Detective Corporal
Peter McGee arrested A. Hessler.
furrier. for disturbing the peace and
resisting an officer, and Morris Gold
stein for interfering with IAN officer.
According to McGee. Hessler tried to
shove him off the car steps, and used
abusive language. refusing to submit
when MoGee arrested him. Goldstefn.
who is a tailor. tried to interfere with
the proceedings. said McGee.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20

from Columbia river, bound south. put in for
pass and fuel
1890 a. M. stmr Yellowstone Patterson,
62 hrs from Columia river; 600 tons wheat to
Balfour Guthrie & Co.; AIS, 900 feet lumber
to w. s. Scanned & Co.
II a. m. stmr 0ieum. Curtis. 90 hrs from
Port San Luis; oil to Union oil company up
river.
IL a. M, stmr westerner. Fagerstrom, At
hrs from Redondo Beach, in ballast to swayne
& Hoyt.
II a. m. stmr Umatilla, Faria. 65 hrs from
Victoria; pass and mdse to Pacific Coast
Steamship company.
$40 a. M, stmr Yucatsn, Roberts, so hours
from Portland via Astoria, 80 hrs: pass and
mdse to North Pacific Steamship company
$50 a. M, stmr Brunswick Walhgren IA
hours from Fort Bragg: 4G9. 900 feet lumber
to Union Lumber company.
$50 a. M. stmr Mandalsy johnson, IS
hours from Crescent City, bound south, put in
for fuel.
SAILED SEPTEMBER 20
9;30 m. stmr Argyll. Won Heygendorff
Port San Luis
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Sanctuary Society
Elects New Officers

SANTA CLARA, Sept 20.-The semi
o annual election Of the st. John Berch-
mans Sanctuary society was held last
evening. Louis R. Mllburn Of Mari
posas was chosen president to succeed
Bert H. Hardy Of San Diego. Other
officers elected were: Ernest Schween
of Pleasanton, treasurer5 James Fitz-
patrick of Los Angeles, secretary, and
Philip Martin of San Diego. sergeant
at arms. Mr.. Alfred Whelan, S. J., has
been appointed moderator, to succeed
Mr.. Eugene .Iyancovich. The sanctuary
society claims as former members
General James Smith. former gov
ernor of the Philippines, and the Rev,
Joseph McQuaide of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Conscience Troubled
BeIIboy Gem Thief

Peter Naro. the bellboy accused Of
stealing Jewels worth $4,000 from
Mrs F. A. Dillingham; last July in a
local hotel. was returned last night
from Franklin. La, by Detective
James Mackey and booked on
charge of burglaEy Naro freely ad-
mits his guilt
He declared to-day that after he
took the jewelry bis conscience both
cred him. and although he wanted
to bring the stolen property back to
its owner, he was afraid of being ar
rested. Naro was traced to New Or
leans and later arrested in Franklin.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Postal Department
Begins Auto Tests

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Postmas-
ter General Burleson announced the
purchase of Al automobiles for mail
service use as an experiment to learn
whether It is cheaper for the depart
ment to own or rent such machines
Twenty of them are to be distributed
at once to Baltimore. Brooklyn, New
York. Buffalo, Louisville, Minneapolis
and Philadelphia Offices.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
$4,000 Bar of Gold
Found in Wood Nav
Be Loot of Robbers
Man Stumbles Over Chunk Of Pre-
cious Metal Foot Long and
Four Inches Square

LA CROSSE. Wis. Sept 2o.-Her-
man Putzier. proprietor of a hotel at
Fountain CITY, Wis, today sent to the
University of wisconsin laboratories
a bar of gold to be assayed It was
believed 10 be worth $4,000 Putzier
stumbled on the bar a he was walk
ing through a wood near his home
The bar was one foot long and four
inches square Nearly 25 years ago a
Burlington train was robbed of a
shipment of pure gold bars and at
the time the robbers were said to
have hidden their loot near Fountain
City
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Big Output of Wine
In State Indicated

Judging from the number of gaug-
ers asked for by the wine growers of
northern California. the wine output
tflis fall Will be larger than usual
SO far Internal Revenue Collector J.
j. Scott has furnished more than 100
gaugers and IL may be that as many
more will be needed before the wine
making season is over. Most Of these
gaugers have been sent to Sonoma.
Fresno. Sacramento and San Joaquin
counties
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
OPEN MEETING ANNOUNCED

The California club announces an
open meeting to which the public is
invited. on Tuesday afternoon next.
at O'clock, at the club house, 1850
Clay street Miss Gail Laughlin of
Denver Will be the speaker and her
subject viii be, Woman, the Citizen"
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Fast stockton Train Service With
-0bserv alton Car

Leave San Francisco Ferry Station.
daily 500 p. M Oakland. First Street
station, 5.32 D. m. Arrive stockton,
500 D. m. Dinner served on train.
Returning, leave Stockton 7:I0 a. m.
arriving Oakland. First Street Station.
9.33 a. m; San Francisco Ferry Sta
tion. le;5o a "a. last served on
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
WEATHER REPORT
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, Sept. 20. 1913
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
DANCING TEACHERS BAIL

The Pacific Association OF Teachers
Of Dancing will give a convention ball
this evening in Ppckett's Assembly,
hall in Sutter street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
EXPLOIT coon, FORGET BAD

yet one more thing that San Fran
ciscans need to learn is to exploit the
good things of their city instead of
the bad
There are other cities which have
been very materially aided by the
capacity of their citizens for boost
ing Tell all the wonderful attri-
butes of your place of residence and
II Influences the world at large.
80, let San Franciscans pull to-
gether in everything and they viii
meet the greatest need of their city"
The evening world., 1913-03-18
NEW YORK H|REBUCS '..'''
ALLIED WITH ARSON
BANDS IN CHICAGO

with the departure to-day Of Assist
ant District-Attorney Roy Weller to as
sist In the prosecution Of members OF the
arson gang rounded up In Chicago, 1t be-
came known that the frebug crew of
New York and tho Western metropolis
are closely afY'liated. There In also good
reason TO believe time will show the &C.
tlvities Of both gangs extend to many
other places.
Weller secured the conviction of
lazy" Stein and other hrcbugs arrest
ell here and has been loaned to the
Cook County. ILL.,. officials to aid in the
prosecutions there. The most impor-
tant case TO be tried In Chicago will be
that OF John DANES who with his wife
ran road house for seven years at
No. 3545 boston road the Bronx. He
was arrested last month by New York
and Chicago detectives after several In
dictments had been returned against
him in the West.
When Danies was taken to Chicago
he WAS put through a gruclling third
degree and finally he admitted he had
been known there as Capt" John
Davies. Later when ne learned other
members of his gang had "squeaAeti"
he made a full confession In which he
admitted setting or causing 10 be set
moro than half a dozen fires IN New
York, although most OF his activities
were In Chicago.
The evening world., 1913-03-18
&1,l10,334 ASKED
As APPROPRIATIONS
FOR STATE EXPENSES
Suffers Inquiry Board Presents
Budget Showing Cut of
Sii,25o,2 247.

ALBANY, March Appropriations
,o,alling Ai.l10.33i6l for the expenses
Of running the State Government for
IN. nert fscai year were recommended
by Gov Suffers committee OF inquiry
to-day. The total appropriations ap-
proved last we're 81. 1855. GAS. a decrease
for 1918 Of Sil, rs. .247.s4. However. @,e5l'-
ss3 Of this DECREASE is accounted for by
the committees action In suspending
contributions to the state sinking funds.
Other savings include e3,b7s1n IN
special appropriations and net de-
crease OF s772.l In the annual sup
ply and appropriation bills.
The total amount OF appropriations
asked for by the various state depart
men.s for 1918 totalled s63, 3,sl7. i2N. The
estifnat ted revenues OF the state for the
year are I'll. or. .dss7O. whioh Includes the
direct tax.
Tho appropriation bills drafted by the
Governors committee were tntroduce ed
IN the Assembly to-day and caAl Tor the
following amounts: Annual Approprta-
ton bin, ~. .601. .30i.76: annual supply bill.
a. as. ga q. special bills. SlO.00o.0 900; con-
tributions payable to canal fund. e1.0eo.. g..
100; contributions TO Saratoga State Res
erwation fund. @l2.bW, Total. ~. no.
s3%.s1.
The appropriation and supply bfrl items
show a reduction of eighty departments.
bureaus and offices.
The evening world., 1913-03-18
DRIVE away . '''''"'.
THAT BLEMISH
WITH POSLAM

Poslam il the prc-eminent skin
remedy. the one dependable healing
agent for immediate use whenever
eczema or any like trouble annoys. Its
healing record and the manner in which
II cxerts its marvellous curative prop
critics with first application, proves the
real merit which is alone responsible for
its present extended use.
All who suffer from any form Of
eczema. acne, tetter, BARRIERS itch.
scely scalp. rash, pimples. or any skin
affection whatever. should employ
Poslam at once.
POSLAM SOAP Is the soap Of soaps
for daily use. for toilet and bath. as a
means Of improving color and texture Of
the. skin. and assuring its continued
health. II derives its rare beneficial e.
fccts from medication with Poslam.
All druggists sell Poslam (price, 80
cents) and Poslam Soap (price. 25 cents).
For free samples, write to the Emergency
Laboratories. SO West 25th Street. New
York City.
The evening world., 1913-03-18
Capture of Fashionable Malines
and Shadow LaCeS

Every Paris letter speaks Of the vogue Of manes and
shadow aces. 1t is with pleasure, then sale
Of such wanted acesthe overstock of leading importer
Manes, shadow and copies Of Duchesse Milan Aencon
and PoEt d'esprit aces.
l0c to 81 Yard, regularly zoe to S. Yard
White and bsnds-th majority matching
sets. la inches wide. Also
Embroidered Net Laces
2Sc to ST Yard, regularly soc to $2.25 Yard
backgrounds with venie borders applique effects in imitation Of
CarrckmacrosG pretty eyeet effects
Lace suitable for the silk dresses, dainty
gowns and lingerie frocks Main Aisle. Old Building
The evening world., 1913-03-18
SERVICE BOARD
FIXES C|TY'S SUM
fORNEW SUBWAYS
$780, 900, 900 Appropriation for
B. r. T. Contract and $685.
200, 900 for lrterborough's.


The 1nterboroufh's eIevenon-nour plan
TO hold up the city for between $4,000
and q. 10000 on a terminal item wasn't
s,oceesf,, The public Service Commits
q .,.. Az ,o,.d r..o,ut,on. asking Tho
soo nm ooo a.. 60 .,,,
" .pp'os'a 49, .s. son,s.o. ,.,,h
80 D...s,yn pa,,d rr,n.,, interest.
~ ..., ," - aoo o"" % ,o. . .,uI,sr n,rro.s
% -. o., 'D ,..S.s',a, ,v
w" "e ~ ..a ooa -. rat
-" '"'s A1'oi noo" 'no la" W
mate u expected 70 approve 'he con.
tracts. Borough President NcAneny had
all the necessary resolutions drawn this
morning, and the matter 10 expected to
~o sprourb almost without debate. John
ys,.-.. <u,ch., pr.s,aso, Of tho Board
-. o.. =, ~. cnr,ruo,s
OF A"er"en ana 'oe y. vi. :.
Will vote against tnem' ou'' Ano".ns ne
cannot stop the majority or me pos".
Il 10 unlikely he will make any night At
the end.
Once d,sposed Of BY the Board Of Es-
The evening world., 1913-03-18
The After-EaSter Bride and the
China Sale

White and gold French china
dinner sets Of ia pieces. 600 value.
March sale price, eS5.
Old Ssxony pink flowered English
china dinner sets Of ia pieces. 9a5a
value. March sale price. $500.
Chinese chints.pattefned English
china dinner sets Of ia pieces. elSS
value. March sale price, 800.
Flower-spray French china dinner
sets Of 100 pieces. $3.50 value.
March sale price, $3.50.
Cut glass punch bowl. Value eeS.
March sale price. el7.60.
Cut glass compotier. Value slA.
March sale price. %.
The evening world., 1913-03-18

stomach. a little Diapcpsin occasion.
ally keeps the stomach regulated and
they cat their iavorite foods without fear.
IL your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion. II
your food ia = damage instead Of help
remember the quickest. surest, most
harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin. which
costs only fifty cents for large case At
drug stores. It's truly wonderiul--it
discsts food and sets things straight SO
gently and easily that II 10 astonishing.
Please don't 60 on and on with Q weak,
disordercd stomach: its 80 unnecessary.
The evening world., 1913-03-18
STOMACH SICK, SOUR, UPSET AND
: FULL Of GAS? PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
In five minutes Time it All Indigestion, Heartburn
and Dyspepsia gone and your stomach feels fine.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the da mage
do your Well. don't bother. II your
stomach is in revolt; IL sour. gassy and
upset. and what you just ate has fer
mented into stubborn Jumps: your head
dizzy and aches; bclch gases and acids
and eructatc undigcstcd food; breath
foul. tongue contcd-just take u little
Diapepsin and in five minutes you will
wonder what became Of the indigestion
and distress.
Millions Of men and women to-day
know that il is needless TO have n bad
The evening world., 1913-03-18
POLICE REFORM BILLS
BEFORE THE SENATE.
Measures Designed to Garry Out
Recommendations Of Aldermanic
Inquiry Committee.

ALBANY. March fs.--Bills designed 90
carry out the recommendations Of the
Aidcrmenic police Investigation commit
tee of New York City were introduced
to-day by senator Herrick of New York.
The special legislative committee ap-
pointed 10 draft legislation TO remedy
police conditions In New York city will
not report 10 the Legislature this week.
Senator Wagner. Chairman Of the Com
nittee. to-day raid the committee had
not had time to complete the report. but
expects TO submit It's recommendations
next week. The resolution authorizing
the appointment of the committee called
for a report by March 20
The evening world., 1913-03-18
RILEY DENIES PAYING FINE
FOR CUTTING STATE TIMBER.
But Gov. Suffers Nominee as Head
Of State Prisons Admits Giving
500 in Trespass Dispute.

PLATTsBURG. N. Y. March is.-
Ju,se John n. Ri,e" o: this city. noni.
mated by Cove. sui,sr A. superint.nde,
ef Prisons to succeed Col. joseph r.
Scott. when asked to-day about the
charge that he once paid ane for CD,
ting wood on State land. snid that hc
never paid n hns. out that late In 1908
he paid 800 to the State. which IL the
amount exacted In case Of innoce n,
trespass.
This he did. he said. rather than incu,
the expense of making q survey to de.
termine whether the states survey OF
. line between p wood lot he owned IN
PlAttsburg near Cadyviile and Stats
isnd was correct