The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 1

THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINEK- -TUESDAY, JUNE 27. 1911. 3 KATHERINE BAKER, WHO GRAZES DEATH FALSE TEETH A THERMOMETER THEY DON'T FIT, IT'S REALLY HOT PROTEST IS MADE TO TUiELPLiS Question Raised by Property Owners Over Right to Increase District, iSSEO HIS TRAIN, BUT RESCUED GIRL To T. Arlt's Heroic Action Miss Alice Gross Owes Her Life. SEMflGMLEfi ROW DEMANDS HSJJMDI Company Seeks to Enjoin City From Enforcing New Water Rates, AFFIDAVITS ARE FILED 110 LOS ANGELES RATE MADE BY S.

P. Railroad Fixes Special Prico Round Trip South Next.Friday, So successful was the recent sale of tickets at $10 for the round trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco that the Southern Pacific Is to make a similar round-trip rate from this city to Los Angeles. The day the tickets were on sale in the southern metropolis 1,475 were sold. They were good for fifteen days and had to be used via the coast line. The tickets from this city will be on sale next Friday and only on that day.

They, too, will be good for fifteen days and must be used over the coast line. The regular rate for a continuous trip between the two cities is $14 each way. For a round trip, with stopover privileges, the regular rate Is J30.5O. The $10 rate Is therefore a cut of over a third of the latter regular tariff. As the distance each way ia 411 miles, the reduced rate Is almost a cent A mile for the round trip.

It is understood the business oora-munltles of the two cities favor thee low rates ss a means of bringing tho two cities into closer contact than over, and that Lovett, Stubba and McOot-mlck of the Southern PaclEa havo about decided upon a policy of making; thla reduction three or four tlmea year. This new reduced passenger rate relation between San Francisco and Loa! Angeles Is said to be the forerunner of reduced round-trip ratea at atated times between this city and Portland and this city and Seattle. iff V' 'V -vWy Manson Quoted as Saying the Property Was Worth Over $40,000,000, Prof. McAdie Learns Great Truth in Dentistry Didn't Think It Warm, Either. The question whether 61 per cent of the property owners of an assessment district In which a proposed tunnel Is to be constructed shall have the right to file a protest and hold up the work for the purpose of extending the assessment district was the principal matter discussed last night at a special meeting of the street committee of the Board of Supervisors.

Representatives from several improvement and tunnel associations were present to discuss the proposed ordinance providing for tunnel construction and the assessments of the costs and damages upon the private property benefited. They were requested to put their objections in writing and submit them to the street committee, to be considered at a meeting to bo set later. Object to Definition. C. F.

Adams, appearing for the Twin Peaks Tunnel and Improvement Convention, objected at the start to the definition given to the word "tunnel" in the ordinance. He contended that there was too much restriction In the term as given, and In the event the ordinance was passed as drawn, it would be impossible to construct a subway without the passage of an express ordinance. Theodore Savage, Dr. Hartland Law and George Kkaller, in the Interest of The Spring Valley Water Company baa raised the price of lta property to $48,000,000. After months and months of retl-eanoe on the subject the company, armed with all aorta of formidable affidarlts, be pan ault yesterday In the Dentists, watch your thermometers! When you see the quicksilver in the little tube begin to mount toward the bursting point there are Juat two thlnga to do.

One of them is to call Campers returning yesterday from Ouernewood Park, Sonoma county, brought details of how T. M. Arlt, who lives at 123 Oak street, saved Miss Alice Gross from drowning in the Russian river a after she had dragged under water another man who had tried to rescue her. Arlt, who is employed in the accounting department of the Paclfla Telephone Company, went down to the river bank after packing his trunks preparatory to leaving the camp on Saturday. He was strolling leisurely in his traveling clothes awaiting train time, when his attention was attraoted by the screams of a woman, who was pointing frantlcly at the water.

Arlt rushed close to the brink of the stream and learned from the woman that her daughter had Just fallen overboard from a rowboat. Two boys in another boat were rowing for the girl, who waa making an unsuccessful attempt to keep afloat in tho rushing stream. Before they succeeded in reaching her, George Robinson, one of the campers, dove and caught the girl, who in her fright gripped him about the arms and rendered him helpless. Unable to relieve the clutch in whioh she had him entwined, Robinson disappeared with the girl beneath the water. When he saw them sink, Arlt, who Is a strong swimmer, Jumped into the water without taking time to remove even his shoes.

In a few vigorous strokes he reached the spot whore they sank and, when they appeared again, grabbed the ettll struggling girl and made her release her hold on the man. Shouting to Robinson to look out for himself, Arlt succeeded in quieting Miss Gress and swimming with her to shore, i Whert the girl was dragged ashore she was unconscious, and it took mora than a half hour to resuscitate her. Robinson swam to shore without diffi up Professor MoAdle of the united States weather bureau and aak him United States Circuit Court to hay the olty and county of San Franolsoo of when he was called down to answer what his assistants thought was a very pressing call on the telephone. A lengthy conversation took, place over the wire. Just what that conversation was.

Professor McAdie has refused to make public in its entirely. "I oan only state this much," said he. "A certain dentist whose name I shall not reveal, called me up to ask how hot It was. I told him that It was 71 degrees at noon and that it was pretty hot day. 'That Is the bottom of the whole said he.

'What I asked. elala restrained from enforcing- the new rate which waa to have gone Into effect on the first of July. Marsden Manson's Opinion. The attorneys for the Spring; Valley Water Company jre Page, Mc-Cutchen, Knight Olney, and they 'Well, it is this way," he explained to me; gave three patiente their false teeth this afternoon and not a how hot It la The other alternative la to put away all the false teeth platea you have Just made and refuse to give them out to your patlenta until the weather cools. WhyT Well, the real reason may appear In textbooks on dentistry some day.

Perhaps professors in the future will lecture the young dents on tha subject. False teeth, like everything else, you know, swell up with hot weather. And yesterday was a scorcher. Something in the way of a great truth in dentistry came to light yesterday. came about in this way: Professor McAdie was working among his apparatus on the roof of the Merchants' Exchange building Girl Owes Her Life To Man's Strength Policeman Leans From Car and Snatches Woman From Beneath the Wheels.

blasted set of them fit. It is the first time such a thing has happened since PUBLISHERS' SUIT READY, well, since we had that last hot day You see, on a day like this the false the Stockton -Street Tunnel Association, maintained that the residents of the district they represented would find no fault with any section of the ordinance as it stood. Savage said that tholr tunnel could be built under the provisions of chapters two and six of the present charter, and suggested that as all preliminary forms had been complied with work should be begun at once on the Stockton-street tunnel. There was a different view of the matter taken by Attorney Albert Pi-card, representing the North Beach teeth plates expand so much that they are very apt not to set well In the mouth of the patient. Hereafter I shall close up shop when the ther 1'.

S. to File Anti-Trust Action Against Allied Magasine Proprietors. WASHINGTON, June 26. A civil antt-trust ault against the Periodical Publishera' Association, commonly called the magazine trust, will be filed in the United States Court at New Tork to-morrow, according to plana of the Department of Justice. Tha mometer begins to rise." Miss Katherlne Baker of 453 Hyde street, a stenographer employed by an insurance company In the Mills building, narrowly escaped death yesterday morning, whan ahe was dragged from beneath the wheels of a moving Hr iS ti'W, Hl iU coroja -agar fS-sajMlH JJL gSISaaS street car at.

Powell and Bush streets. Miss Baker was saved by Patrol man Oliver Cox of tho Southern sta Governments suit is the result of a six months' investigation. It has been reported to the Department of Justice that the defendant association practically controls distribution of magaalnes and other periodicals. It la said dealers who have not charged the prices prescribed have been discriminated against. tlon, who was riding on the dummy culty after he was relieved of the burden of the girl.

Blankets were obtained from the camp and Miss Gross W'as carried to the camphouse she occupied with her mother. Before evening she had recovered sufficiently from her experience to be able to rejoin' the other campers. Artt missed his train before his clothes were dried out and postponed his return from the camp until of a Powell street car passing In the rave taken the technical stand that Marsden Manson, the City Engineer, testified before the Board of Supervisors when the rate was adopted "that he had not examined the water company's properties sufficiently to estimate the value," while, on the other hand, in 1909, in answer to a Question addressed him by Mayor Taylor in the presence of P. B. Anderson, president of the Bank of California and a director of the company, Manson la sworn to have said: "Mr.

Mayor, I would take off my coat to help work and secure the city the properties at $36,000,000. In fact, I think the Spring Valley is worth more than $40,000,000." Complaint Voluminous. Judge Van Fleet obtained all the papers in the new suit as soon as they were filed yesterday, but it is generally understood that he will not take any action in the case for several days. The complaint of the Spring Valley Water Company covers over forty pages and delves into the history of the company from Its founding. The most important affidavit is the one worn to by F.

B. Anderson, which recites that in November, 1909, Mayor Taylor, City Attorney Percy V. Long and Marsden Manson, the City Engineer, waited upon the Board of Directors of the Spring Valley Water Company. The price of the property at that time waa $36,000,000, and Mayor Taylor engaged In conversation with Anderson and asked him why it was that the company had advanced the price of the property from $33,000,000, which was the price offered to the city In the Captain Payson regime, up to $35,000,000. Opposite direction.

The young woman was walking to her place of employment and failed to notice that two cars were approaching RE-ELECTION TO BE HELD Promotion and Stockton Street Improvement Associations, who gave it as his opinion that his clients would object to the constructing of a tunnel under a law denying them a right to protest against a limited assessment district. Payments Made Issue. The question of deferred payments of assessments received a great deal of attention. The ordinance incorporates a request of property owner for deferred payments, with an agreement that in default of payment the principal and interest, of such assessments shall become due, and after twelve days' notice the Tax Collector may sell tho property to the highest bidder. Savage wanted to know what remedy was provided for a person holding a mortgage upon the property of an owner who had signed a request for when she started to cross the tracks She was In the middle of the tracks In fact, before she became aware of HIGH JINKS IN MISSION the cara, which were then close upon her.

The cars were not traveling fast. but thsir closeness so excited Mies Battles Cracksmen; Chinese Win Suit Baker that she attempted to retrace Merchants' Association Opens Hew Hall With Housewartntng. The Mission Street Merchants' Aa-aoclatlon last night opened lta new hall, at 2476 Mission street, with a housewarming and Jinks. Over 200 her steps instead of hurrying forward. To Prevent Raids Rusty Pistol Futile In doing this she lost Just enough time to have the car at her back brush her shoulder and throw her to the Officers to Vote Next Sunday for Msjor of Fifth Infantry.

Captain Leon C. Francis of Company A of the Fifth Infantry, N. G. has lost his election to be major. A new election Is to be held Sunday, July Id.

Francis was chosen major at a recent election with IS votes, ascalnst 12 votes for Captain Rushton McConnell of McConnell protested to tha Governor that Francis was not properly elected, as twenty-eight officers were present at the election and the law requires a candidate to receive a majority of the votes present. Orders have been issued for a new election to All the vacancy caused by the death of Major Milton W. Simpson. business men of the district and street. Tha wheels of the car were number of invited guests enjoyed the hospitality and the programme of almost upon her when Patrolman Cox, deferred Installments without the mortgagee's knowledge.

Two Clubs Get Permanent In Bullets Fly as Bay Street Caf who was on the outside of the car, music and speeches. Supervisors Nolan, Loughery and held tightly to the stanchion and Owner Intercepts Robber Trio. Deasy heard the discussion and ob junction; One Is Denied Legal Protection. leaned over until he was able to grasp Sylvaln J. Lazarus was master of ceremoniea.

Addressee were made by John F. O'Donoghue, Police Captain jections to certain sections In the an arm of the young woman. ordinance. Gleeson, Dewey Coflln, Thomas F. Ban Cox acted with such dispatch that Miss Baker was out of danger before Others taking part in the discussion The Chinese National Asaoclatlon Anderson Recites Incident, nerman, Sylvaln J.

Lasarua, A. B. Ma-guire, H. W. Burmeater, a.

J. Sandy the gripman had brought the car to were: H. A. Mason, J. B.

Qartland, J. P. Leonard, M. Kiddle and J. R.

Jllock. Peter Cartasso, proprietor of a cafe at Bay and Powell streets, trusted to a rusty revolver at three o'clock yesterday morning and rushed Into a standstill, miss Bauer sustained no In the affidavit Anderson swears tha he explained to Mayor Taylor that lm and Sam Rosencrants. 139 Waverley place; and the Mea Lun Society, 80 Grant avenue, were granted permanent Injunctions yesterday by other Injury but a badly bruised arm, She suffered so from shock, however, provements had been made and that Musical numbers were given by A. II. Petterson, Meyer Clark and Clark's KAISER LIKES OUR NAVY pistol duel with thre cracksmen, who the company had a brighter outlook that she had to be removed to her Troubadours.

Judge Sturtevani restraining the police had blown open the ears in nia piece from less attacks in a legal manner. home. of the Pleased With the Kiel Visit A fine collation was served. The new of business. Then Mayor Taylor, according to An Cartasso lives up stairs.

He was from entering their club rooms. The application for an injunction by the Yut Foo Que Society, Waverley hall la one of the finest In the Mission and will be the headquartera of tha American Sqnndron. WASHINGTON, Juno 18. Emporer DALY CITY QETS GIFTS derson, turned to Manson and asked aroused by the explosion, prooured his revolver and mshed down stairs. He business men ofhat district.

him if he conaldered the property worth $35,000,000. Manaon replied that William of Germany and President Taft Safety Station and Flagstaff Presented plaoe, was denied. waa greeted by two shots fired at him to-day exchanged messages growing tie considered the property worth ever to New San Mateo Town. by one et the three robbera. APPLE JUDQES CHOSEN $40,000,000.

The injunctions were applied for last month while John P. Beymour was chief of police. Affidavits filed by the out of the visit of the American squadron to Kiel. Ttve Emperor's mes Cartasso ran bask up tho steps end turned. Ha pulled the trigger of his Daly City, which was Incorporated In San Mateo last March, has been presented with a street car waiting Arranging for Fruit Show to Bo Held No ault of the Spring Valley company would be complete without an affidavit from Herman Schussler, and there is no sage read: revolver several times, but the cart 'Following the Investigation of Ad ridges failed to explode.

In Watsonvllle In October. Bjwrlil Dlnrntnh to "The Riimiiiar." station and a flagstaff by John D. Daly, then chief, Bergeant Arthur D. Layne, la charge of the Chinatown squad, and exception in this oase. Schussler'a af miral Badgor, I have had the pleasure Two of the robbera then fired four The gifts will bo accepted publicly WATSON VILLE, June Jl.

George K. la shota at Cartaaso. They missed him. others set forth that the organisations on the Fourth of July, when a parade fidavit aweara that the property Worth over $45,000,000. Rowe of Grand Rapids, C.

and other exercises are to be held. He dropped to the floor to escape the fire. The robbers evidently believed Slnsel of Boise, Idaho; F. H. Stanton of lunching on board the United States ship Louisiana and after whloh I inspected the crew and ship.

I beg you to accept my best oompllments with regard to the fine crew and state of Arrangements for the celebration There la also an affidavit sworn to hy George Tourny of the. German Sav of Hood River, A. P. Bateham of will be made this evening at a meet that they had killed him. They fled from the plaoe.

The polloe searched the neighborhood, but failed to find Mosler, and J. L. Dumas, men well known in the fruit, circles of tha lng of the Civic Betterment League of efficiency and order which I found on ing bank. His affidavit reoltaa that all corporations are entitled to not less than per cent as a fair earning on the North San Mateo County to be held United States, have been selected aa tha any trace of them. this fine ship.

Tou will, I am sure. at headquarters, Mission road and Hill crest drive, Daly City. Judges for the seoond State apple Examination showed that Cartasso' jjj V- E- i 9 show, tha "Apple AnmioJ" whloh la to safe had been blown opon by the were gambling clubs. In the case of the Tut Foo Que Society, whose application was denied, Layne'a affidavit was to the effeot that in a raid on May 18th two games of fantan and one of pla gow were found In full blast. In the other two ctabs the police had not seen actual play, although on one occasion fifteen ar-reata had been made in tha rooma of the Mea lAin Soolety.

Judge 8turtevant made the three or-dera without filing a written opinion. In regard to the Chlneaa National Association, for which John L. Mc- Investment Number of Rate Payers. be gratified to hear that tjie Stars and Stripes were well represented in Kiel waters, and I thank you most sincerely use of nltro-glycerine. Two hundred PICKPOCKET IS CAUGHT J.

8. Wallace, manager of the sales dollars had been taken from a box on for sending this fine squadron to Kiel department of the water company, haa the inalde. I am happy to observe that relations Arrested In the Aet, He Confesses nnd worn to an affidavit that there are at An attempt waa made to break Into of comradshlp betwen the officers and Ia Held to Answer. the aafe in the offices of Hoffman, men of the two navies were Boon ea- be held In this city October th to ISth. Plans are under way for an exoellent display of Pajaro valley apples, as well as those from other portions of the State and the coming show gives every promise of eclipsing that held last year.

The prizes have been Increased, the list of attractions added to and tha space available enlarged. SptcUl IMiimtch to "The Examiner." Davidon St Demmel, wholesale leather present 58,315 water ratepayers on the bee It a of the eompany. He eatlmatea the operative expenaea at $897,380, the tabllshed." PETALUMA, June J8. Chief of Po President Taft sent in reply: "I greatly appreciate your kind dealers, at 1S7 Clay street. It la believed that they were frightened away before they had had time to drill bolea Nab is attorney, Bergeant Layne stated lice Husler to-day arrested Jamea Allen, who was caught In the act of pick In an affidavit that a room for a look telegram so cordial In lta sentiments taxea at $412,600 and the depreciation at $149,000, making a total of $1,549,880.

The company aska that a new rate be allowed on a valuation of $46,000,000 for the explosive. to the American navy, to whom it is ing William King's pockets. Allen appeared before Judge Dillon and was held to appear before the Superior source of the greatest pride that out with wickets in the door is at one end of a long narrow hallway. At the other is the main room of the club and hero, ha olalma, were found two tablea SPANISH VETERANS MEET at per cent, and that operating ex ANQRY WHEN SISTER WED your Imperial Majesty honored our Admiral by taking luncheon on the Court, with bonds fixed at $1,000. Dls- eenaes.

depreciation and taxea should uch as are used in tha playing of net be inoluded in this estimate. Six Hundred California Members Are trlot Attorney Lea was present at tho hearing and aeoured a confession from pie gow. Welcomed at Coroaado. Oee Ounn, one of tho big men of i i -4. the prisoner.

CLUBWOMEN IN COURT Louisiana and Inspecting the crew and ship. I am very happy to know that the Americana were well, received at Kiel and that the officers and men of our navy had this favorable oppor BAN DIEGO. June II. With forty- Chinatown, is president of the association. In an application for an injunction It waa aet forth that tha organisa CEMENT CO.

TO APPEAL seven oampa in varioua parts ot tne State represented, 100 membera of the A-rar Support of lT-Tenr-Old Otrl tunity to make frienda In tha German Who Cawed Arrest of Physldnn. William Anderson Arrested When He Made a Disturbance at the House. When William Anderaon of tSS Wood street arrived at hla resldenoe yesterday and learned that his aister had married he became frensted, rushed Into the house, attacked his father and attempted to wreak his fury upon other membera of the family. He was thrown headlong out of the houae, but returned within a ahort time with a Department of California, United Span Corporation Whose Million Dollar Plant tion was formed for the aoclal enjoyment and innooent amuaement of Its for whose hospitality aa well Nearly a dozen members of the Women's Clvio Club yesterday aat Was Closed, Will Fight. SAN BERNARDINO June ti.

members without any intention ten War Veterans, are in attendance at the eighth annual encampment, which opened at Coronado Tent City at as for your Majesty's kind expressions I send very hearty ethanks." violating any lawa. Part of the applies through a session of Police Judge Sul tlon Is aa follows: 1:30 o'clock this morning. 11 van's court where Dr. Otto C. Joalen The California-Portland Cement Company, whose million dollar cement plant was ordered closed by Judge PICTURE OF PERFECT QIRL This association was formed for the Among prominent men In attendance Waa on trial under a complaint aworn social and Intellectual welfare of its are Commander-in-chief Joseph R.

Ja revolver, and when he found the front to by lT-year-old Ethel Williams, who Mother's Dlspnte With Artist Ia Not members, their education In languages coby of the National Department, and had him arrested on a atatutory com door barricaded, burst it In. He then went gunning for the bridegroom and social, scientific) and political science Allen Brant national aide-de-camp plaint. let Settled. Count Perhach, the Hungarian art and problems and to encourage scion both of Seattle, and Brigadier Robert Bledsoe in the Superior Court here because the dust damaged surrounding orange groves, to-day filed notice of Its Intention to move for a new trial. Attorneys for the corporation announced that the fight would be carried to the highest court.

hla father and fired a oouple of ahota. --r tlflo and literary study." Wankowskl of the California National ist, has recovered his painting, "The In terror tha family telephoned for the police and Anderaon waa arrested by The women of the Clvio Club wore there to lend their support to the gtrl and will appear at each session. Miss William told her atory in a straight The application of the Meo Lun Bo Nymph of tho "Woods," which waa Guard of Los Angeles. ol ety waa drawn by Carroll Cook and The aeaslon this morning waa called Policeman Thomas Wood and placed in executed from the model of Margaret Edwards, tho "perfeot girl," but his aet forth that the club ia a social or to order by Department Commander 8. detinue pending an Investigation.

sanitation with Its members Indulging forward, manner. Mlaa Willlama was croas-eiaminea. W. Kay of Sacramento, who announced the committees. Following this, the controversy with tho girl's mother, who exhibited the ohlld on the vaude in nothing more exciting tnan aominoea LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES FARA1ER HELD AS SLAYER at tha eonolualon of whloh the oase and legal card games.

ville stags, ia not oloaed and it la likely that Mrs. Edwarda will be taxed with some heavy board and Aeensed of Killing Stooeon. Tomer PLAINTIFF ENDS TRIAL Public Station Man Asks Contlnnaneo. They lodging bllla. Mra.

Perhach, the art Are Closely Observing Health Conditions Weary ist's wife, said yesterday: Law Anno That lntf Lease Bo Dismissed. SANTA ROSA, Juno Xnvier Holterbaoh, tha Turner Station farmer waa continued until Wedneaday. The members of the Clvio Club who were present in court are Mra. Raohel Wolfsohn, Mrs. John Brlckell, Mrs.

Orant Taylor, Mrs. Emma P. Oray, Mrs. H- Welbrock, Mrs. Charles Dur-brow.

A member of the Oread Jary also was In oonrt to watch the progress or the trial. Mrs. Edwards visited us. and when rSoecUl IMiU to "The Ensnnm." cordially received she returned, bring charged with slaying hia etepson, Arthur Muehl, waa formally accused by BANT A ROSA. Juno II.

R. O. visiting delegates were welcomed in behalf of the Civil war veterans by Commander C. D. Rlchardaon of Heint-selmann Post, Q.

A. by Mayor George Holmea of Coronado in behalf of the civil authorities Fast Department Commander Montgomery M. Moul-ton in behalf of Bennington Camp, Spanish War Veterans, and Mrs. Elisabeth Warburton In behalf of tho various women's auxiliaries. Department Commander Kay re-aponded briefly In behalf of the Spanish War Veterans, and Mrs.

E. K. Rollins of Loa Angeles spoke in behalf of the women'a auxiliary. District Attorney Lea this morning. ing her husband, ohlld and baggage.

She accepted free board and lodging from us for months for all. Chandler, who for over thirty years An examining phyalclan for no of the prominent Life Inaurane When asked by Judge Seawell haa been in tho contracting business whether he had an attorney, Hotter Then she accepted hie painting of San Franclsoo and who owns Companiea, in an interview on tne suo- bach replied: tier gin, -The which aha MODIFY WIRELESS ORDER ranehea in Bennett valley, thla morn- I have not one yet, hut my wife Is Ject. made the astonishing statement that the reason why so many appli looking into tha matter. I want to (J Advanced Fall Styles, rushed Lhru from New York In Three Models: 3 BUTTON SMART SAC 3 BUTTON BUMNESSSUIT 3 BUTTON ENCLIJH STYLE The latter as illustrated, with Soft Roll Collar, High Cu! Vest and Natural Shoulders. VERY EXCEPTIONAL VALUE ng in Judge Seawell's department of called 'The Perfect and assured my husband that she had a purchaser for It at 50.000.

They continued to accept our hospitality and we did not hear from her." cants for insurance are rejected Is because kidney trouble Is so common to the Superior Court asked the court to dismiss the ault ho brought agalnat Ed Powers, a young San Francis The women'a auxiliary ia represent Price Crane et al. to set aaide a lease the American people, and the large can charged with horse stealing, acted aa hla own counsel In Judge Sea- to a large fruit ranoh and for damages ed by an attendance of 200 delegates Tha two bodies held separata conven majority of appltcanta do not even oua-pect that they have the disease. ell'a court this morning. He asked for unlawful detainer. tions.

Outside of the selection of com for a contlnuanoe until next Monday. The trial waa in progress for eey He states that judging from me own TENNIS PLAYER DIVORCED mittees, the forenoon waa devoted entirely to speechea of welcome and a talk by National Commander-in-chief oral daya last week and was to have been resumed thla afternoon. Many witnesses have been examined. Jhe Just know how to invito them to find another host." Mrs. Perhach eensuree Mra Edwarda for "meat cruelly exposing her daughter to the rough publlo gase." Pro-teating against tha exhibition of tbo glr! on the etaga.

aha oayat "Where are these much-talked-of mothers' clubs that Mra. Edwards is not dlssosded from exhibiting her child before applauding vaudeville theatres?" CorrtAcata for Operator Wot Heeeaenry Got CJenrnn.ee Pavers. Tho Collector ef Custom haa received a teloram from the Secretary Commeroe and Labor that the act whloh takes offoot on July lit requiring passenger steamers en ocean rewtes ever 100 miles long, when fifty or mart persons are on board (counting both passengers and orew), to bo equipped with an efficient wireless Apparatus, does net authorise refusal cf clearance if the operator's certifl-eato to Jacking, hut that other evl-denoo of skill may ho accepted, FAMINE ENDS IN CHINA experienoe and reports from drugglata who are oonatantly in dlreot touch with tho public, there Is one preparation that haa probably been more suooess- Jaooby. Mrs. H.

H. Hackett Seenrea Ren Do- cause of tha abrupt termination of the trial, ae stated by Chandler, waa that err on Gronnd of Cruelty. RENO, June H. H. Haokett of MAN AND WIFE SENTENCED ful In relieving and eurlng these dis he had enough of law suits.

He said eases than any remeay anowu. inn New Tork. leader in national tennla in the shock wss too great, after an honorable career of many years, to have mild and healing influence of Dr. Kil Former Geti Six Mentha and Latter the 190J doublea. was divorced by Harriet J.

Hackett, hia wife, to-day mer's Swamp-Root Is scon realised. It Fined f.10 for Aarent Swindle. James H. Longden was sentenced to witnesses come forward and question his reputation In a suit to aet aside a lease. through decree of the Dlatrict Court.

Mrs. Harkett alleged cruelty and there stands the highest for Its remarkable record of cures. six months In the county Jail yester HELD AS OIRL'S BETRAYER Fedoey Rash off, years old, waa If a thunderbolt had struck ma I waa no defenae. "Get Your NEXT Suit at" day by Police Judge Deasy after ha had been convicted of obtaining money tinder false pretenses. Henri arreated by Deteotlvea Behan and Fur-man last night at the Lnnge Hotel, 23 Wo find that Swamp-Root Is strictly sn herbal compound and we would advise our readers, who feel In need of such a remedy to give It a trial.

It Is on sale at all drug stores in bottles of two slsea fifty cente and one dollar. However. If you wish first to test its etta Walton, arrested and convicted at the same time, was fined $50. The it could riot have been more shocked," he said to Judge Seawell. "I have had enough of it and I want the trial stopped." "I appreciate your position," said the Judge.

It is somewhat unusual for a client represented by counsel to address the court as you have done. Make the order of dismissal and asses? the costs to the moving party." yrMSBCOfOTmf, Jons fa. In the tight offloiai roporte that the cropa it China, are now being harvested and tbo Pfopl re do longer atarvlng, the te4 Creel to-day announced that no farther cOntribntlona are needed for tho Chinese famine relief fund. The amount received by tha Red Cro for this work waa prac-ticalir uhlan, waa eiptudei Third street, where he was found in the company of fifteen-year-old Toe-tloner Platunoff and two smaller girls. Tho detectives took Raotinofl to Oakland, where ho waa charged with the Aged Retinae's Body Fnd Slntnf VANCOUVER June la.

Tha body of Edward Barhydt, a bachelor, 0, haa been fonnd burled under a foot of ground and a covering of logs and brush on hla farm at the foot of Bell's mountain, 12 miles from Vancouver. The home of tho old man waa burned to tbo ground en June 1st. wonderful merits, send to Dr. Kilmer couple were accused of having swindled more than 100 persona out of $20 each by representing that they were agents for an Eastern mall order house and selling tub-agents exclu Co- Blngiiamton, N. for a sumpln I bottle, absolutely free.

When writing SVn VTO betrayal of the Platunoff girl The two be sure and mention -'Tho San Frsn- I iunu a 1 Cisco Daily SAS tKAMISCO. sive territory, other girls were gent to tUelr homes..