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TRANSFERS ARMY MEN TONAGASAKI tjooan on Homeward Trio Lands Several Officers in Japan TROPHY WON BY RIFLEMEN Preparations for Troops Who Are to uo on summer Park Duty These military passengers wno left Manila on April 11th on tbe Logaa have teen aeslrned to lUllon at Nagaeakl lieutenant Colonel Eugene Ledd Adjutant Qeneral Captain Alfred Smith Twelfth Infantry Captain James Persons Twentieth tftfantrri Cap tala John It Naff Philippine Scouts CapUla George I Betes Jr Twentieth Infantry Captain Walter Cotchett Second Field Artillery Captain Charles Crawford Twentieth Infantry Lieu tenant Maxwell Murrey Coaat Artll lery Lieutenant Earl McFarland riftyflfth Coaat Artillery Llsutenant Bertram Johnson Twentieth Inrant ryi Lieutenant Clarence 1L Farnham Fourth Infantry The National Rifle Aaaoclatlon ef America haa been preaeated with a trophy by Adjutant Oeneral Frank la Kumbold of Missouri for competition la the championahlp regimental team match at Camp Perry next August It baa been deelsned by General Rum bold a alater Mrs Katelle Kumbold Xohn of New Tork It la an Indian stiver panehbowl eighteen Inobee in diameter and la supported on four lees Two flfurea surmounting It rep reaent an early Eastern trlbeamaa on ae side and an early Weatern tribesman on the other An Inscription goes entirely around tbs bowl and the name ef the wlnnera will bo Inacrlbed on the Inside The dealrn la both primitive and vigorous General Kumbold baa served In the National Ouard and was with the United Statea Volunteers In the SpanishSpanish American War He was recommended for brevet for salient action and received the allver llfe savlag medal ef tbe Government In recognition of gallant conduct In savins several persons from drowning In Manila bay daring a storm In December lltl The last trophy for the regimental team match was won In 1101 by the Sixth Massachusetts Infantry whlcn bad also von It for the two preceding years theWhlrd time giving the Infantry permanent possession Jl board will meet at tbs Rock Island Arsenal tomorrow to report on the contemplated changes In horses equipment and the personal equipment jtbe cavalry aoldler The board la composed of Colonel Alexander Rodg era Birth Cavalry Lieutenant Colonel Frank Ilobba Ordnanc Department Major William I Klyon Fifteenth Cavalry Captain Frank Beach Seventh Cavalry Lieutenant Gordon Johnston Third Cavalry Major John Vif Ruckman In com mahd of Fort Baker will go on a two month leave of abaence May loth Major Frank Greene chief signal officer of this department la on an In spection tour of the algnal corpe equipment at Fort Baker Fort Barry Fort Mlley and tha Presidio Captain Robert Davla Seventeenth Infantry aid to General Thomas Barry baa been designated to conduct tbe i proficiency teat for the organisations bow at practice at tbe department rifle rangs at Point Bonlta Captain Davla succeeds Major Oeorge Mclvor la these duties Captain Edmund 6 Wright First Cavalry will go to Lemon Cova before May llth to confer with tha forest ranger regarding camp sites for the i troops In the parks of sequoia and General Grant Captain Charles Bllllngslea medl icat corps bas reported at Army bead quarters aa1 been assigned to the Army Oeneral Hospital for duty Captain Las Twenty third In Ifaatry with Mrs Lee is the guest of tha latter parents Captain and Mrs flushes at the Cornelia Lieutenant David I Roseoe First Cavalry of tha Presidio has bees de Nailed to proceed with one non com snlasloned officer and three prlvatea of Troop A for the purpose of checking Miuertarmsstsr supplies making tamp and handling property to bo shipped to tbs park Thla will ba accomplished by May lth Lieutenant George Ruhlen Jr Coaat Urtlllerr Corps Lieutenant Daloa iZoneu Thirtieth Infantry both ef tha Prosldlo and Lieutenants Augustus Tan Wormer and Edward A Everts tElghtb Infantry from Monte re have been detailed for duty with tha pro arressivs military map or the United Biaies a i CAKG OF PICKPOCKETS PREYS ON PASSEHOEBS Victims Report Thef ti on the Street Can Other Crimes Reported A gang of pickpockets was active ton Friday night at the termlnua ef the Ellis afreet car line at the beach JHamner of SI Stanyaa atreet was robbed of hie purse 10 In caah and a check for lit Barthel of the Polytechnlo High School en Frederick atreet was robbed of lila puree and 111 Both were boarding care In a crowd when the thefta occurred Jewelry valued at 110 was atolsn from the room of Mrs Mary A Dalres at Ml Kartell street Edward Hart II years of age of Los Angeles reported that bis two roommates at til Jackson street absconded with his watch and II In cash Aftsr bresklsg Into the aaloon ef Otten A Blanehard at 1010 Scott atreet burglars stole cents from the caah regteter A baaeball and two agate marblea were reported stolen from tha Bergerot School by Miss Qavlgan the principal Bernard Oalland of 111 Eighth atreet reported that he waa robbed on Eighth street yesterday morning of a JMaeopto charm aet with diamonds Burglars broke Into the Owl drug tore at Post street and Orant avenue Mrly yesterday morning and stole tea safety rasors IS VEITiaATmo jr iBB Fire Marshal Tows and the police are lavestlgatlaa a mysterious Ore which deelrored a house at III Lane atreet shortly before 1 oclock raster day morning The bulhtlag was owned by former Fire Commlaeloaer John Csrady The house bad been unoccupied for several day The Fire Mar ska ta at a loss to underetand bow 10 tre started as no person wee seen 00 too premleea The beuae of ateesr adjoining at Leae atreet sTuM i i a i i ii UeW larM BT AID EtTROPK Dtsorl to Waaolaaion UCIi one so rowan rear limes a week or eaU Flood fcalldlag Ill Mar WOOi Waohlngton Nenset routs iaVMesaa eWI at Gordon AgeaL ear THso iCJ Carl Bqrgs Exhm Attract Mitch Atteritibrj i oaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaasaaLssl iHRPaHaTlaiB A Coast fionon One tht Oil Paintings Cu Oscar tJoTg on Exhibitiin Thu Wttk Swedish ArtisYs Work Embodies Many Varied Subjects Notes of the Art World A CARL OSCAR BORQ whose exhl bltlon of ol la opened ytsterdar at the Helgeaen gallery on Till more street has bad a remarkable career Born In Sweden be was ap prenticed at It to a decorator but two years later shipped before tbe mast and led a sailors life for eight years Evidently he had a natural and In tense love for nature and hla sea ex artists In Paris and It Is said that her style and technique have Improved She has recently entered pictures at etber galleries la Paris and la one of seversl western students who live at the American Art Students Club In Paris Miss AHee Uidldm of Ran Francisco is rmaing at me clue is puraulag bar atudy of applied designs In the tine of enameling metala she la th only student whose decorative designs pcrlenee not only gave bin a wide tered at the sejon Uat ear scope but he has smployed the breadth of his general vision In subjects for canvases The various countries climes and Individualities gathered ta the course of seversl marine trips have been utilised by him Borg works mostly on big canvases He seems not to be free on small di mensions and many of his subjects show expansive territory Incorporating tbe varied phases ef nature In sea land sky and verdure with sometimes an Interpolation of human figures The scenes are decidedly attractive but the artist discloses an ovtrlnten slty at times which gives bis work sn aspect of Immaturity There la much of charm In hla Central American and Mexican typa and three of theee owned by Mra I leant have been loaned for thla exhibit The display will continue until May Kth Mlas Maren Froellch a Callfornlan who left a year or ao ago to atudr In Europe has bad a ploture accepted for the spring exhibit of the Parla salon Miss Froellch who was tbs first among artists nere to take up tbe Spanish school has been studying with Spanish showing an artistic wall paper pattern Mlaa Ludjum will remain la Europe rer anotnor year at least Minnie Shepherd whose exhibit of wmtercelore recently gained much attention In her atudlo on Batter street will leave thla week for a aummer tour during which she will prepare for fall display A collection of pictures which Is being anticipated by the art world will be on view at the Talace oh May lid andfor Ave dava thereafter th Ing local artlats will contribute the as unconstitutional a State demurrage newest works of their brushes among law applying only to State business In IS Question Hilt it Stiprww Cwrrt latten in an STATE MAVJWTPASS LAW Interference With Interstate SftrBfnefvte Declares the Court Id the light iof recent Supreme Court decision Involving a caee la tbe State of Arkansas wherein the Louie and Soethwester Railway broaght action against Ibe State ae a test ei the demur rase laws there it la the belief la local railroad etrclea that rthe demurrage law of this gtate whir was peaeed at the last session pi tbe Legislature Is unconstitutional The decision In the Arkansas oase practically denies any Stats tbe right to enact demurrage Jaws which apply to that particular Stat and corporation within that I State only on the ground that auch legislation Is a die tlnct Interference with the workings and efficiency of Interstate shipments The demurrage law In force In California Imposes a penalty of six dollars a dajr upon all cars standing unloaded at any point alter the expiration of fortrrelght hours since ite passage there has been eonstderebls objection to the demurrage law It belag claimed that Jl was discriminatory against ship para and carriers wtthln the Stats ln asmuch as shipments made within the State would be taxed tl while those from an outalde State weald only have to pay in support of the law though It was urged by some tbst If waa necveeary to hire such a law In order to keen care moving and preveat congestion of traffic and the tying ap of cars Many consignees It was claimed ere re In the habit of allowing freight ta remain practically In aterage In the cars until It was distributed in the course of tradew Stale Railroad Commlaalener it Loveland who la wall informed on railroad and traffic mattere said yesterday that be believed the Arkansas decision was bread In Ita scop and meant that no State could enact Independent demurrage laws affecting ehlp i meats In the State lie believed alao that the entire question of whether a state could take action and control de murrage charges of any kind was Involved In the decision He la In re calpt of a letter from Interstate Com missioner Franklin Lane bearlna on tbe Arkanaaa decision which tbe lat ter noma inai position also Lane says In his letter you win not that the Court holds ig XBRGY WILL HEtP TO mmTTu0EficuLosis i Campaign of Education Wm Be Aidditbu the Jmkh 1 WITH iermoaf the Jewish synagogues yeeterday and In them being Plasxonl Joaenh nnhi1 Maurice Del Mae Cedenaaao Eugene neunaua ana waiter Irene Is 1 I TlTH BAirKRtPTCr COURT Creditors of the People i Brick Com pany filed a petition In the United States District Court yesterday asking tnai aa tne concern had given a chattel mortgage on Ita cronertv on Marrh SOth to other eredltore It be adjudged bankrupt Tbe petitioning creditors arei James I010 Jama a Ce 114444 Tt and the Morris Rherman Manufacturing company 110100 the light of this doelalonJla It not tremely doubtful whether a State haa any Jurisdiction over demurrage charges of any characterr TBVEDORB IS DBOW7IED John Fallon a stevedore while sitting en a stringer on Mlaaidnatrt hvharf No 1 yeeterday afternoon fell into the water and was drowned before aaalatanee could reach him The police boat Patrol with Captain Murphy and Patrolman duru imtaan grappled for the body but It waa re OTra Dy urry colon a state era pioys ana lajcen to tne Morgue tbe Protestant and Reman Catbelld chare bee today Tuberculosis Saturday Knd Sunday Will have been observed In Sen Franslseoy There are 111 churches In this city and In allTof them will more or leas extended refer Sunday enee be made te the country wiae cam paign to stamp out oeneumettoe Thar regular churches will net be alone I the ebserrance Of the day tor the Belvatleii Army the Volunteers of America the Young Mens sad Ibe Young Womens Christian esodclaUons and other bodies will help thef crusade of education regarding he dangers of tuberculosa andth means ejV whlcfc lean no praveateu ana ureo Tuberculosis wiped Out In Bah Francisco lle will bo slogan which Win be taken up andCt la be fleved that wltHtTie co operation ai classes or citisena tnis may oej eompllahed The committee which hM tbe present campaign In hlrs la om posed of Mr Merria Pri 1 Broderlck btiLW tt Voorsaagsr Mra Schlosashd Mrs iK Brown One Bf the Interesting features of to days observanee of Tubercoloels Sunday will be an IMaatfated lectur la Chinese In the Oriental Theater In Chinatown This wilW ba under tbe auspices Of the ChlneaenaectloB or pie American Red Cress Among the Important addresses and lecluree On tuberculosis today will bo a lecture 1y Dr George Richardson to the Sunday school of Trlfilte Oh arch at 10 of clock lit the I orenonn end a eermen and an addreaa by Rev FJ Clampett and Thomas Havens a lee tare the Hindoo Temple by Cwaml Trlgunatlta a stsreoptlcen lectu by Dr Broderijk at t10 oclock In the evening at the First Christian Church a lecture by Rev IUH In the Mission Congregational Church an addrees at tha morning service at the First Congregational Church by Rev George Adams an evening esr mon at St Stenhena Church br Rev Cecil Marraeki an address la the even ing ny Bisnop nicnois at ct uihi snd Illustrated lest urea at the Young Mens Christian Association and at tha Young Womens Christian Association at 4 oclock In tbe afternoon Tuberculosis Saturday and Sunday waa established by the National Association for the Study anV preyentlon ef Tuberculoele and should meet with the enthusiastic co operation and support of every one said Mra John Merrill chairman of the local commit tee yesterday The day has primarily been set aslds as a day ef education upon which each clergyman or teacher may Instruct his congregation upon the dangers ef tuberculosis aad ask their support In helping those who are using their best energies to prevent and cure the great white plague ntiere can ba no oueatton aa to tbe poaeleUltr or preventing tubereuloets Twenty years ef active iwork which mesne Improved raetaoda of living and CITY CtEQY 1HDORSE ECUCATKWCWfADE welcome a Tuberculoses under 1 believe that when the church Is em reared la aisrh a work education and smell oration she Is aboit her real ualnsewv Rev FreaKi No better movement onki be Itla fttlta tffArt tA a4iMate VISIO pie in proper eareef tbemaelvea and the use of preveeure measures Every public aplrfted tlttxtn qugl to Join In the anevenfeni Rev Oeorge Adams Since tuberculosis te a pr ventsblr and curable disease It Is the sacred and mtt Imperative doty of every one to seek lis prevention and the core of all afflicted with Rebb Bernard Kaplan A nation wide demonstration of education against the mon I star disease threats tne 4 Churches will bring wealtft to uo aa Individuate and as people Rabhl Martin A Meyer 1 shall be glad te hava the clergy of our church dOvWhat they ran to arousa the lets rest of tao community te promote this measure for saving health among all nations Bishop William Fj Nichols We all of us want to see the day when unnecessary suffering knit death shall be doae away with and we may well solemnly pledge ourselves to do something to this end Rev Wall OeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeoeeeeeQ tatlon will unquestionably stamp Out his greatest enemy with which hul msnlty has to dsat at tbe present It Is estimated that there are at preaent more than looeo living eases of tuberculosis In Ssn Francisco During the year 0I Itldeatha eoarred In this city from tuberculosis of which lit were males I per cent and 211 were females tt I per cent The total per cent of deaths from tabereuteals as compared with the gross mortality was 1112 per oent or one la every sis and a half daatho of all nationalities The mortalltyfrom tuberoulesle among the CMneee was one In every three deaths among he Japanese one la every three and a half deaths while among the negroes the proportion ran aa high as ons In trttf two and three quarters deaths tR unaBMuBsafsnl ttm OF WOMEN Alumr ae HY 9mktm and Pj uaenfesaM niiM rasiininiiiv iJWOtrnr rflgBSchoel Ala hots lu snaoaJ brealrateesV ask fie a ts i a rSI alpaei hotaj lu aoaJ realsseiaa sudlterlm at oVsoa1 1 Olactrall atreeti The iir waa dhrMn gataeea say Istrto attendanci Wbleh MelueMr UkaJafJI snotnber i Boars 0 dusoeflisj aasrtSo 0 members and Charged wtth larcery Po lice Judge Weller yesterday Issued a warrant for the arrest or Walter de Latimer on a charge of grand larceny MarWowlta of I IIA Grove etreet the complainant alleges that De Latimer on December 21 1101 stole a movtag pleture machine valued atHTI ana tour reel nuns valued at flit Improved methods ef hyglsae and sent bond The worlda beat beverage whisk OUt Taylor yellow label bottled la asnrfuo mi anaatal tit SM i li ta lorL president satve tie grselleg la wbltlt she aotejd ssa that the Glrla High School bad tettocroant saany dls UagoJshed TMrsoWsaasesaaf two rarlee profeeslens end fwtfseaiiipi of ts world and that sny wore alee no Jee dlatlagulshea by being wives aad mothers We have wtmoeV said Mra tee the sweet girl gradvlate ef yeeterday aaa the expectant arradait et tomer row bot today we are all just girls together Henry Perot said ho expected to eee the next annual breakfast held la the aew high school and President Ban Hermes referred feelingly to tha ample appropriation ft will require to build all tbe schools the city needs Dr Scott principal and Thomas Harden ex preelaent of the Board et Education both made apreprtata adi dreasee Muala waa given by etrlag quartet throughout tbe menu and tbe day waa eloaed by all Singing the Star Spangled Banner and Auld Lang Syne The parliamentary section ef the Cat Ifornla Club gave a Breakfast la honor of Miss Mary Falrbrother Ita chalrw man yeeterday holding the affair Ih the Argonaut Hotel Thfr section which has boon a Valuable addition to4 slub affairs generally bestowed many plaudits and toksna of sppreelatlon upon Its leader The programme wee both unique aad entertaining toasts being given by seme of the elevereeV women while Impromptu Interpolations greatly enlivened tbe occasion The table decorations consisted of small paper dressed dolls repreaeatlng eo eds with mortar boards and holding books en Roberts Rslea those fol lowd by the parliamentary aectlon Among tbe toasta ware those of Mre North Whlteomb og Funny Storlee Mre Baldwin Fairness to Each Other Mra Buckingham Xualnt Re marks Llss and Use Miss Elinor Creudase original verse What Have Learned fa a Tear Mra William Urn baugh During the fesUvltles Wra Teasle Sample presented Miss Falrbrother with a Jewel box containing the gift of tha new club pin Incorporating a de sign appropriate to the parliamentary esetlon i The Sequela Chapter Daughters of the Revolution of which Mrs Moorssi Is president held It annual breakfast last Tuesday at the St Francis cele bratlng at the same time Lexington day Addressee were made by Mrs TJ Howe Mrs Amelia TruesdalL Mrs John fctsQaw Mra Laird and Mrs Tunis Hamlin of Washington tX CJ who waa for alz years the chairman of uie organisation entertained addltlenallv hr tha rHt tlona of Mlaa Oertrude Kohnke and or envetrmj evieeiiona mmri BAtaczixm iotxl rt mra CO as 141 18 rema st Ladies Homo Journal Patterns OCONNOR MOFFATT to CO Summer Style Book Now Ready New Embroideries Ptrkflf nev importation itttttly from SL Coll Switzerland tthich tee toill thov for the firtt time tomcrrot Neutisobk Swiss and Cambric In new designs Matched sets of Embroideries Insertions All overs and Flouncinjs in four different widths Fine Batiste with Venice Lace Edge MatchedSets of Edgings Insertions Bands demi and full Flouncings Imitation Madeira Embroideries Beautiful new English eyelet patterns worked on soft finished Cambric equal to fine hand work and of wonderful durability Edgings 1 to 5 inches wide Sold in strips of iyi yards only 150 to 350 Per Strip Cashs Frilling and Wash Braids New and complete stock of Hemstitched and Broadway Frilling in white only White and Colored Wash Braids All widths from inch to ltf inches The New Fashionable Wash Fabrics MalerxaU nhlch xvi be mei Iof rjKiA garment this summer Xereerista White TVaJsUog Splendid new assortment of figured and striped patterns 27 inches wide Per yard atrOC Fifared Fosfeet Thoiiaogt popular weave this season Pretty conventional cetlgnnon natural and all colored grounds 17 inches mZ wide Per yard tfjatyjC Flrartd Kimono Crepe Our latest Japanese Importation Handsome Oriental colors and designs for kimonos negligees snd mat Inees 20 Inches wide Per yardiij JC 1reneh Dreti Uaeas In natnTal and all the latest shades now being shown 1a Paris JWlll be much used or street costumes and sr iklrts 4 Inches wide Perrd OC Extraordinary Suit Values at 25 2750 30 and 3500 To secure materials at a sufficiently low price to enable uj to Sell fine quality tailored suits of extra Value at these popular prices we bought up the entire remaining stockof spring materials from four of the best New York manufacturers These include tfie newest weaves and most fashionable colors We have had these beautiful fabrics made up especially fof us into six of the seasons leading styles with1 this result we offer tomorrow at 25 2750 30 and 35 tailored suits of material style finish and work manship throughout which we could not ordinarily sell under 35 3750 40 and 15 Styles which are absolutely correct Colors which are the most desirable Finish and workmanship faultless The Four Grnnnc 5 HO VrieT Of hard OnUhed worsteds and iaVtUU fancy effects Values up to 115 po eefU 3000 One of the Msar atrla at thla oclee Thle 11 lustration la to enow he style and lines Materials and superior finish Smart tailored suits priced ordinarily aa hla tSKAn Regular 3750 and 110 Q0 eults Your mm AkArvatfnn wrlll wn CC rint 0I materials styles and finish aptaJeSeW values up to 4500 in thla group Mix jT it la 111 llllr 30 This picture shews 11 fiA anlilii II these suite at tie 00 The Tjualltr of mate Tiais nsian and worK ansnio prove I i worth 117 IS Stylish TrimmBd Hats 450 800 and 1000 fLTnUliJtm tSrfMliarttein mm Ala tiVtrttviAsnl oaef sat iaJ lt ff a a a wear Vw aWVW WI wfelUM lUUQTCajlQO QJ 10 tmpQTlaUOn 800 Ci Kf yw young ladles affTeVT from 14 to e0 jj Leghorn prims with Tuscan braid crown very artistically trimmed wtth flowers or all ribbon ftacb hat at this price Is a pedal value BonnetiYTeqatVaaa Tarbans In black and colors tu sum eiuerir laaiea Black and colored Hats fnr tint Ureas wear trimmed with Ostrich Plumes Flowers Jet or Lace Bows A wonderful array of be coming hats at this special saj price Sin ft St Una of Hata by Durgesier Gage Phlpps Spiers and tha 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U6tUngerla Waists atVv toa 100 Lawn Waists at 8e EXPtT coRsrr rrrriNb Just Arrived Mew French Chalys Unusually beautiful figured and bordered patterns Our famous qualities at 65c and 75c Yar4 Tailoring Dept Complete range of new SPRING SUITINGS From which to aelect Your Tailored 8ult for Spring or Summer We Guarantee Fit and WqrkraBWp fir0 Post St ritar Kearay I Kearay Stmt TT CfisfO miiiiiimammmmmmmmm New Summer Comforters Variety of styles and color egtcts at moderate prices Light Weight Snow FUM Comforten With Silkoline Covering Pretty designs lEachtiewoUU Lambs Wool CoMortera With Cambric covers an a ndSatm borders Extra quality Each rel1U 1 tmu Vint frinceaa Cotton Comforter Fancy Silk Mull tons LUinty patterns and color apy trf Silk border and back ines iiM it i 9 a.