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IWMaiWil II llll lljV II i III I ill rosw ymmgw siWiW i CJItf MMi sr i 1 nr tea inf i ii ik iu iotu Tiiir i iv titivfi7uflr ii iv ir fv i iv a a wr ifn a Tar Se Ha av aN a MaaaaarMM 7 a aa a m4 i a 1 wurrtJtwaflwaw JUAWiXAJlJxgv ViyjaUJIJKaUAy Us iiift i ft it rri All Will I i WV II 1 1 lU liiifii iiiiiiiiF Gf TUiinsMym Loves Airea Poison PwNottsilLaid to Yuflm RevelatioilrSfe Social World mi VftV ViM llPreentiiofartJor Board iSAraiotiiwr Plahto lm Vara ai 4 kit IST6RAGBNEED STRESSED tel I fthfttnrtjinrr llnlnnrilnn nf IflfjQckri Cargoes Will Um pe txpeuiieu riaita iwho us this pan 1 0lii port on of th most modornly equipped wr terminals In tbe world and so far tui jire piti iwmi a VH ft our brolecia man compit mem Wi apn nitnli Twn rrnnllll iJ TAXlT consulting not only our jrji engineers and experts bot a large nursDer or tne iniomiM Shipping tuen In Ban Francisco Mm who kp Inform always onornlnr port condition th board CM decided that th wlt thin to do at tbla tlm to build only two torla of th warturaa Th Trill qatppd as cotn tlUlr a would th whol six atorl eallad for by th plan Th fu railroad track alona th plr and ttlavalaataaata a a kaalla AaBav aaliW allaaaaai Ma kkm aa la Wij laatieotwlll bl th two atory Lt aataaaMaf anjl fla ttl a aka saa wiu HUI VVBI0l jaal aSfaaai la 4aakaaaa ILI Jllaaaaa a aa a a a wiiwtiafvoi uitiir nolo raio acn of th Hoora whr It can oo i nomlcallr distributed and assorted In a word th two story war houwlll mrly a mlnlatur of th alacatory bulldlnf that was arlUnaJly protd a ADpiTIOKa A SEEDED TVbn this building has bn placed la eoramtaalon and It Is i found that the requirements of the port call for thr additional four stories thy can be built wlthtfut Wndertna ahlpplng or th handling at carvoaa In the least Bpear de VcUrd Jnltla steps for prorldlna San i Frajielsoo with th most modern 4 and etnolent water front transit rB0M tn United State were I JL4emier II 1IIL when the narbor board adTertlead far hi the eenatrnetlnn ika va of th building now about to i oompleted Bids were opened January 11 XIM and Healy a Tlbbltta war warded th contract to build th saoairuciur ror I7CKI4I Th China Basin warthous waa a flttlgaed only after an expert had beea aent by the harbor board to New Orleans Baltimore New York jv Philadelphia Indon Marsstlles i Bremen Hamburg and other big VMWta for th purpoa of gathartng vdata concerning th modern lm proTewenta used by them P1KB BEADT FOtt VBB Th China Basin terminal win i awnatst of a combined transit ahed and warehouse The pier which Is feet long has already been com pietea and 1s ready for una by The warehouse will be lit feet long And for the present two torles In height The width of the flrst floor will XITvfceL The second floor ho Tr will have th wall on th wharf side aet back twenty feet and on the land aid fifteen feet thua providing a working platform for be iu luanuiua oi cargo oirecuy to ana rrom snips fcoj TV FACIMTATB WOBK The building will be divided by transverae nrewalla into three aeo i kvu vll avuoii uviaa aerTea oy fitero frelarht laivMiAra rlh paclty of 1000 These will Kf mo puuaiea mil tne norlxontal dla Vane til tlA MTaaaA In Ika Maaa Mant aa rraila Ana Ik a aa va aaa IIVI1I 11IW lVlvrS it to the edge of the wharf will be Vv only lit feet an enormous factor in li9vi fh hainifllnaa a laa I XlT aj a va IBia ll liaiIl IB tffi 1 nw warehouse wll lalso be aoillnnailV wfK anlva1 ata aw a a a uuuit IU aJIV delivery of freight from th upper floors to cars and truoks or for transfer to ship Adjustable load Ing platforms will be provided which oan be plaoed opposite th door on th wharf side of the building at any floor level Wolfrin Commended For His Mine Survey XL wolfrin superintendent of safety for th Industrial Accident Commission ha returned from Washington where he prepared an Industrial survey of safety conditions In eastern mines for the United tates Coal Commlselon With Wol frlaS return Will French chairman of the Industrial Accident Com mission received a letter from EL Hunt secretary of the Coal Com mission thanking him for Wolfrin services and declaring Wolfrin on th best Informed authorities la th United States on mine safsty conditions an ideal vacation trip sJL sv OTV1 mmmmdLr SHASTA ROUTE sura roTHf RACIFIC BW aVlsTN fTrUt A ixyinvycj i cmmioiimm CjfrJ wife tVT fa Jl sV urxpvtJpte IVaBBaSBsHBHBasMHHHBSBHBH im SOUTHERN RSHPlfi rs ace agents WWW TOnjr Jhlr JAortralt of Oeorge Maxwell president of th American Society of Authors CWm Mn and rubiishera a a Lothario wbonada lev to many women and when he became 1ord rid hlmaelf ot thm by writing poison pen letters to tbelr husbands and reUtlres waa drarvi today by Assistant DIs irlet Attorney Maloae Tha iplctnr waa sketched a brief flled vln gentraJ sessions op posing a motion by MaxwUs counsel to dismiss IndlotasKta charging hi clleat with having written such letUra reoelrrd by Allan A Ryan prominent Wall strset trader and many otbeTS JTadg Mclntyr re served decision on th motion ssarsATioitAi charob The briefone of th most remarkable In the history of New York Jurisprudence charged Max Well with penning potaon letter for nor than twenty year According to th Distrlot Attorney offio th letters were modeled after th frmous German court letters which locked the foundation of royal society In several countries about Its and which it developed Wer written by Baron von Kata who aU tacked th reputation of court Indies and to avoid suspicion sent similar Utters to himself Malonay devoted much of his brut to describing the taUmecy which he alleged axlaUd betwn Maxwell and Mrs Xlyan According to Maloney MixweU wfo he said began life aa a piano tuner on th Isle of Wight traveled Xaondon Paris JLako Como and Milan with th flnnelr wife and laur vlsltd hr at Tork Harbor Mala She Maloney set forth bad la turn visited him In his New Tork apartment aVOTES ItADIOOnAMS In support of his allegation Maloney quoted radiogram which he ald had been exchanged between Maxwell and Mr Ryan at on tlm when lie waa In NiwTMk and she On th high sea On of these messages mooted by th prosecutor and alleged to have been ent by Mrs Ryan read la part am counting th hours I will be thereto meet you In Paris Love only love Lor of Ufa Altogether Malonay charged Maxwell with writing 111 poison pen Utters ON Nt MAYOR SPKTOir NKW TORK July 14 An Infor mal call on Mayor Hylan and an equally Informal luncheon at th National Republican Club were the principal events today on the pro gram of Senator Hiram Johnson of California whose return from Europe yesterday waa heralded by his friends aa a prelude to the launching or his candidacy for the presidency of the United States Senator Johnson refused to discuss with newspaper men either hia vlewa on the lilt political situation or on the present European situation After his conference with the Mayor he returned to hta hotel where he said he would work until late tonight on a speech he will deliver tomorrow night at a din ner given In hi honor by admirers most of whom were recalled as Bull Moose supporters In the trl party campaign of lilt Mayor Hylan haa accepted an Invitation to attend this dinner The conference with the Mayor aroused considerable comment In political circles today in view of the fact that Mayor Hylan In a reoent speech at Ogdansburg gave observers a start when he declared voters were drifting toward a third party and away from the ranks of the Democrats and Republicans Senator Johnson rsfused to comment on his talk with th Mayor however and George Henry Payne city tax commissioner and active In state Republican politics who accompanied the Senator to the City Hall denied the meeting had any political significance Payne waa a campaign manager for the late Theodore Roosevelt when he ran on the Bull Moose tloket Earl 8 Team Hurt Score in Runaway LIVERPOOL July 14 by the Aa soclated Press On of th car rlag in a procession eeoortlng th Duk and Duchess of Tork here to day atruck part of a large crowd of people gathered outside of the Royal Infirmary running down about twenty women and children Thirteen persons wer taken away In the ambulances Including ssven enlldren who were the ohtef sufferers There wer several broken limbs among th children all of whom wer detained In the bospltaL Communists Win All Along Line BERLIN July 14 In the election held throughout Germany of delegates to the forthcoming metal worker at Caaael th returns show that the Communlata are winning all along the line and that the social Democrats everywhere are In the minority There have been many abstentions from voting however particularly In Berlin where only 40 per cent cf the metal worker cast ballots VlaIaaIlI1aJl ejv jprrrvrTgj Uurever increasing popularity is due to our large portions of delicious food moderately priced States fvcstottrant Marks Saw aas Filipinos Demand Independence in Wood Resolution Oatlnaed from Pag 1 Cel for th preservation of political concessions already being enjoyed This Is a national Issue having lohi the unqualified approval ana support of the whole people Therefore we declare we are resolved to defend the constitutional liberties of our people against the usurpations of the Governor GeneralGeneral and to maintain Inviolate our democratic autonomy guaranteed by the Jonea law to the Filipino people We declare It our Inescapable duty regardless of party line to take all needful atepa and to avail ouraelvea of all lawful means within our reach to ecur vindication of the countrys liberties now violated and Invaded We declare Anally that recent Incident clearly show that Immediate Independence la the only satisfactory solution of the Philippine problem Queson told the legislators that the Council and Cabinet had re signed only after they were convinced that the Governor was bent upon curtailing the autonomy granted by the organlo act The Oovernor pretends he continued that the action of the Council of State wjlu a surprlae to him that he had received no newa of it until the last moment and that no efforts were taken to ad Juet the differences This Is not true because we have duly called his attention to our dissatisfaction with his conduct We have sent him letters frankly stating that unless he chsnged his policy which we considered against the spirit of the Jones law he would not have the continued co operation of the Filipinos GOVERNORS VETOES Concerning bills approved by the Legislature the Oovernor had promised to confer with us before vetoing any of them Despite this promise he did veto many bills The worst of It Is that some of the measures Governor Wood has vetoed were Initiated and drafted by the Oovernor himself recommended by him to the Legislature In special messages and passed aooordlngly without substantial amendments His contention that the stand taken by the Council of Btate was a premeditated challenge against the sovereignty of the United States and an attack agatnat the Governor authority as the representative of th United States In the Islands I absolutely unfounded Our atand la precisely to defend the rights granted ua by the American Congress and In so doing we are not only not attacking American aoverelghty but we are defend Ing It If there Is any attack agklnst the eoverelgnty of the United States Is by those who violate the laws enacted by the sovereign nations Aid Rushes to Mine Cave in Is Reported rj wniA iil July 2 Ambu lanoea were ruahed at one oclock thle morning to the Crescent Coal Mine near Hollla 111 where a cave In reported Pay an Yon Wear Men and womens outer apparel THE CALIFORNIA It Btockton 8t Advertisement are Continuing This Week Our SPECIAL OFFER made to order SUITS 55 From a line of Ufa grade suitings letted from oar lm msnie stock Theae innings are composed of staple nntahed and onftn tshed worsteds All year weight This of let merttt your tnveitlgatlon Kelleher Browne ThelrlshTallors 718 AdHcit Stater fegrnj 8 MCI SI EN IN EAST ON NEAR Turkey Allies Affix Names To Last War Treaty Bringing Peaoo By RAYMOND FENDRICK Special Cable te Th Chrealel LAU8ANNK July Jt Church bells of Christendom christened the new Turkey thle afternoon As Ismet Pasha head of the Tur kUh delegation put his quill to th treaty of peace with th Allies sll the bells at Lausanne rang out the newa that th laat of th world war trestle have been algned and that th great Ottoman empire which once stretched to the gates of Vienna now reduced 19 a small Turkish state that has Its hearthstones In the heart of the Anatolian wilderness DEUOBILIZB NOW We ran atart demobilising now tor the first tlm In twelve years remarked Ismet wearily By the skin of their teeth the Turks keep Constantinople and tho Straits the only thing saving them from becoming an obacure hill tribe In Asia With the Grand National Assembly and Its acts recognised by Europe the exiled and haremless Sultan In San Hemo dlaappears from view and th Osman dynasty the oldest In the world follows the Hohensollems Hapsburgs and Romanoffs Into the shadows Under the new Angora regime Turkey losss Its prestige through the Mohammedan world having a temporal ruler who Is also the spiritual father of all Islam SENSES rniBDOH Egypt which Is aggressively conscious of 1U new freedom ha sprung up to challenge Turkey ae the heart of Mohammedanism and India Is awakening The prospeot for American schools missions and charities all of which ths Angora fanatlca consider as propaganda centers Is not particularly bright In the face of the Turkish determination to root out Christianity and to exclude the Armenian as a raoe Several hundred thouaand Armenians will not be allowed to return to Anatolia The treaty maker also Ignored the solemn promlss made to Bulgaria In the treaty of Neullly for an outlet on the Aegean aea and they left all foreigners In Turkey under medieval Turkish Justice The British did win an oil mandate In Mesopotamia the French a cotton and tobacco mandate In Syria the Italians the Island of Kastelorlso and all together won the freedom of the straits EVACUATE CAFITAL The allies will evacuate Constantinople and the straits within six weeks after Angora ratifies the treaty which will probably be early In August but each power will be allowed to keep one cruiser and two destroyers at the straits permanently and they may pass any number of warships through the straits It was possible for Turkey to get such comparatively good terma notably permission to remain In Europe beoause at the first part of the conference France backed Angora in tbe hope of getting a favored commercial position In Anatolia and In the second half of the conference Great Britain backed Turkey beoause In the new friendship between them Great Britain can play Turkey against Russia In case of Russian pressure against India iCeprttsavt 1KB br Cbloato Tribune Oa AGREEMENT NEAR ON TERMS OF PACT WASHINGTON July J4 Signing of the Lausanne peace treaty today may be followed by final agreement on terms of the Turkish American treaty to amity tomorrow or Thursday It Is believed here although unofficial reports from Lausanne earlier In the week Indicated that obetacles had arisen In the negotiations between Ismet Pasha and Joseph Grew repreeentlng the State Department Offlotala were reticent today aa to the negotiations and a lengthy Interchange by cable with Grew Life Is sweet Use Keaton Non Sklda they prevent accldenta Adv tf A i Lmnesemrewn wmmmi neer British Ship Under Escort of Amehcan Gunboat Also Target iii ClIANa Bupsh Province China July 14 by the Associated Press Stsamars arriving en tha Tangtss rtvsr from Chung King report that th American steamer Alice Dollar and a DrtUb vassal under escort of thAmsrlean gunboat Monocacy wsrebeavllr fired on near Chung Xlngy Th Monoaey according to th report returned the fire doing considerable damage A Canton dispatch nnder data of July IS told of similar Incident to that outlined in the above message from I Chatlg In ths former affair ths American gunboat Pam panga waa fired Upon while patrolling th West rivet at Doalng twenty svn mtUa from Wuncbow although ah was flying two large American flags at th tlm After an action lasting about ten mlnutee the commander of the gunboat i lenced the Chinee guns and later forced an apology from the attacking party aald to have been Kwangst troops PEKING July 14 by the Associated Press Chinese bandits have captured Darey Wetherbee a British mining engineer near Chl uho province of Tunnan according to a report received by the customs commission hers today Wetherbee formerly was a resident of Peking HALIFAX I Jir 4 Darcy Weatherbee British mining engineer reported captured by Chinese bandits In th provtneeof Yunnan set out on April 11 to attempt the overland route from Burma to Peking through a country never before traversed by white men Youth Is Shot by Brother in Chase Argument Over Leaving Home Ends in Gun Play James McDonald 11 yeara of uge waa ahot In the arm late laat night by hie brother William four yeara his Junior during a chase of several blocks In which the younger brother fired three times According to police reports the wounded man had tried to Induce his brother to return home after an absence of several days and was fired upon when after an argument the boy broke and ran The elder brother told the police he had succeeded In getting William away from a house at 1015 Na loma street where he had been living during his absence and almost to the door of his home at 71S Clayton street An argument followed and subsequently the chase during which James waa wounded Police were unable to learn the cause of the boys deslrs to quit his home Sidi Wirt Spreckels Becomes a Princess Bride of Titled Turk aMMaaav Ceatlaaed From Pago 1 Colema B1 Prlnoess Chaklr Is on ths Island of Prlnklpo Marble salons the wide low steps leading down to oool fountains mosaic of precious stones forming a frlese about the sides stand behind hlghwalled gardena The city home situated on one of the hills of Constantinople Is In Its way lust as marvelous PRINCE GOES lit Von SPORTS Prince Chaklr was eduoated according to European Idea and he goes in for all sorts of sports and excels In them The Chaklr family followers of Mustapha Kernel are high In various positions of authority The women like Madame Kemal represent the new freedom and like the wife of the great aol dler leader they themselves have all adopted the European costume and manners of living So when Prince Sued Chaklr in troduoed his fiancee to his sisters thsy welcomed the ambitious cou rageous young American woman It will be good news to the frlende of Princess Chaklr to know that she and her soldier husband plan to visit San Francisco this fall on a tour ot tne world Shaman ayCo arablilssssssssssssfeL SBBUraBSSBBBBBBBBBBia WfM Asssssssssssssssssta HsWBaS iSbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI New guaranteed ai upright plana PwmV The piano new at 293 is backed by our guarantee It may be bought for as litdc as 2950 down The trend of piano prices In common with other prices is again definitely upward Therefore it might not be wise to delay Sherman Hay Co Kearny and gutter So San Francisco Fourteenth and Clay Streets Oakland Sacramento Stockton Fresno San Jos FmW iJ 4 ilrv af iw mc 3WSRWS5 WSWW i 7 ps PiZwafmKi SI TT wmm ffffrT GERMAN RIDTS 5t 1 Police Put pbwnjCommunlst DlsturbanceatFrankfort WithDIffculty FRANKFORT Juiy I byth Aa soclated Prss DrIIaaa th pub llo prdseeutor whowas killed dur ing communist aisturnancea nere yesterday was literally butchered by the moo Whose leaders dragged him from hi home Ho waa ftrsi hauled through tbe streets untllbe waa unconscious The rioters then stood him aganlst a lamp post where he was beaten across the head and face with Iron rods and cluba and pelted with stones until death came Tha mob also attempted to Invade the Hotel Frankfurterhof but waa repulsed by reinforcements of police The authorities believe Dr Haas death waa Instigated by criminals whom he had prosecuted as the ringleader who dragged him from the house waa heard to shout Old man I know youM rOlICB BESTOHB ORDBIR In view of the seriousness of the situation Oovernor Noske of Hanover province northwestern Oer many has prohibited all open air meetings next Sunday th correspondent states This date waa originally fixed by Ihe Communists for anti fascist daraonstratlons DTJ81EIDOIIF July 14 by the Associated Prees French occupational headquarter today announced th Inauguration of a number of measures tending to amelio rate the condition Imposed upon the population of the occupied territories ORDERS LESS STRINGENT The most Important Is an order Issued by General Degutte suspending the expulsion of persons over 0 year old Invalid and women about to become mothers Further Indication of collaboration of Oerman authorities with the French In keeping order In the Ruhr was given today when the French announced the resumption of Oerman police service In several Important towns Including Recklinghausen Qelsenklrchen Heme and Bochum DR GORDON TONIGHT Tonight at 745 oclock Dr Gordon will answer twenty one questions and present an unusual program Book distribution get a ticket at the door Scenic motion pictures In hlarh art Dr Gordons booklet on Gandhi will be distributed Congregational Church Post and Maaon Advertisement trancemelgium jrv V1 er aiiir BritisKi Dmft on Repara tionsRepIyGauseVRift BTnYINCKPlT 6HEEAN ftvSswWal Cae1e Ckremlel PAIUS July France and Belgium hat Splitregarding thi ai tltnd tdHlakaipitqia British draft of their fpty to the German Jroemo randum onteparatlona Serious If icultle baf i arisen through theeftorts of ths Brussels government to apt a mediator In th affair Instead permitting Downing street to act as arblteft With Italy antth United States also hinting that they are ready referee the reparation uestloij the French face complete Isolation If Premier Poncalr lnItott standing pat on Ma thre original decisions fit iif i At a cabinet meeting today Polocar outlined to th minister tbe developments that have oo curred since tha receipt of th British net palliating the tendency of Belgium to backtlkleand calling on Letroquer Minister of Public Works to enhearten his conferee by an expose of ths Ruhr situation today Coprrifht inesbr Ckmaui Tribune 0o ZFotesiEreaAbe Raging NearJSonora SpecUI by tatted Wb Tbe Cialde M0DE8T0 July 14 Aooordfog to reports received from Sonora two forest fires are sweeping up th Tuolumne river above Btepbena Bar the efforta of ranchers and city official being futile against the advance of the flamea that originated In the garage of Mrs Louis Marconi at Rtverview At laat reports both fires were out of control and had already caused great damage A dense cloud of smoke Is banging above Sonora 4s a result of the double blase The cause of the fire In the garage Is unknown The flames quickly apread to the residence nearby and also to a danoe hall on the place Woman Savant Made Head of 5 Bureau WASHINGTON July 4 Dr Louise Stanley a native of Nashville Tenn and now dean of home economics at the Unlverstly of Missouri Columbia Mo haa been selected by Secretary Wallace to head the newly established Bureau of Home Economics of the Department of Agriculture She will assume her duties September 1 She wilt receive a salary of about 6000 a year She Is chairman of the legislative committee of the American Home Economics Association and was a delegate to the International Conference of Home Economics teaching at Ghent Belgium In 11S CHOICE LIOUOR ft i i a I Banned Beverages of Pre Volstead Quality Jalllnto Federal Hands Pre prohibition liquor valued at over 10000 seised In a raid at Dsl tnir was brought to Ban Francisco yesterday by Federal agents who reported having made a half doten raids In the copper mining regloa of Shasta county The confiscated beverage Included ancient Old Crow whlaky and a barrel of vermouth There were also several bottle of vreme de men the a liquor which has almost disappeared WOMAN IS OWNER Mrs Madeline Carrattlnt who operate th Mt Shaata Hotel at Kennett and the Carrattlnl Hotel at Delmar owns the liquor It had been cached In a cave near the latter hoetefry According to prohibition agents liquor operations hav been carried on In Delmar for eom tlm and county authorities requested Federal agents to assist la drying up the plac TIOIaATOR sTBLD Bennett who waa arrested at the Favorlt Saloon In Kennett waa recently released after serving a year for selling liquor to an Indian Others srrested wereNPanecaldo Konnett Belma Delmar Ernest Hardlnl Mt Shaata Hotel Kennett Balma City Hotel Kennett fresffk from the factory i FRESH a I TOBAC I roll vountpwn a VtrfbuB In Gold BroetmU Sit eer Brocais Black Satin Patent Ltk frown Bud Dahlia Ttrovberry Sit Fawn Sued Grey 8udt Brown 8U Pat 4 Leather r0tit ia Coorfi In Oold Brocade SOnr Brocade Log Cabin Orey Suede Patent Leather with firry Batik Tan But no Cfe sa Itu In Bloat Suede Brovm Suede White Sid with Patent Trim Din In Light Ore Suede Prnen Suede Tarn Bweees mm CambrUge In Otter Satin Patent Leather Blaaa Suede VO I Toaucm HooierJ eModesf translating the newest trends of capricious Fashiondelicately feminine in subtle charm of line and trim modeling exclusive Bootery conceptions Fine Hottay to match oJl thaJet CHTOLPELT CO BOOTERY SmartioeaJWi6niffn 152 Geary Street SAN FRANCISCO rtauscfaoo PaaiMBU YI Kli 4TY rgrtf fXtir VJii Af Jaj a VMKwmjjmm kk laa tij mxxmM Ikk a aV Ueji ia11a VlT lSa52ffiiraEort5i it iti IV i 1.