The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 18, 1906, Page 36

36 KAISER MAKES CHUM 'HIS FOREIGN MINISTER Von Tchirschky’s Elevation Due to His Friend- ship for Wilhelm. /vr—%sm’&rfo 0000005 = o 0, Sy 2l 000 N7 O a leaf from his chief's note- | book, follow suit and pave the way for & Tehirschky chancellorship? All the world who follow European | litics are famillar with the use of | | word Downing street to represent | Britain’s Foreign Office; the Quai d'Or- to t the foreign department and the Wilhelmstrasse, the Kaiser's “weltpolitik | h people are surprised, when th visit Berlin, to find that the German | Foreign Office In the Wilhelmstrasse is | about the humblest, most tumbled-down | ifice in the entire street, which con- | | sists for the most part of palatigl pri- | | vate residences, palaces of princes, stately Government buildings and for- | eign embassies and legations. The German Forelgn Office, which is | nearly a hundred years old, is a ram- two-story structure of brick one, gray with age, fitted with hioned four-part windows, and rery respect looking like a high- | grade tenement-house. But In it are | of Fra » THE SAN FRAN CANNERS EXPECT A BUSY SEASON| COOD Plants for Year They Figure Will Be a Very Prosperous One COMPANIES REORGANIZE Co-operative Concern at Dix- on, Erected by Business Men of Town, Has New Officers Special Dispatch to The Call. VALLEJO, Feb. 17.—The fruit canneries of Solano County are figuring on one of the most prosperous years in their his- tory, and are now preparing for a big season's run. The annual meeting of the Rio Vista Canning and Packing Com- pany resulted in the straightening out o1 the affairs of the corporation and the se- lection of the following Board of Di- rectors: Dr. W. S. Makemson, W. G. Joseph, S. M. Bogle, J. H. Thomas and J. T. Brown. The Co-operative Packing Company at Dixon, which was erected by funds sub- scribed by the business men of that place, has also held its annual meeting, and is preparing for & prosperous run. To- matoes will recelve the particular atten- tion of the plant this summer, and plans for a big output are being made. Many of the farmers in that vicinity have signed up their acreage. The name of the plant has been changed to the ‘“Dixon Packing Company,” and the new offi- cers are: President, J. D. Grady; vice president, E. D. N. Lehe, and secretary, O. C. Schulze. ——————————— MUST IN FUTURE TAKE AN OATH WHEN FILING CLAIM FOR PAY Ukinh Trustees Startled by Discovery @ of Loophole in Laws of Thelr Town. UKIAH, Feb. 17.—At the meeting of the Board of Town Trustees last night it was discovered that there was no or- dinance on record compelling a person to swear to his claim for work per- | formed for supplies furnished the town of Ukiah. The members of the board were thunderstruck when this was pointed out to them, and lost no time in preparing an ordinance which will be introduced at the next meeting. ——————————— Buys More Land for Terminus. VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 17.—The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway has 14,000 acres in addition to the 10,000 al- ready secured for a terminus at Kaien Island. The additional land was se- cured from the Indlans at $7 50 an acre. The land purchased is on Kalen and Digby islands and on the mainland near Metlakatlah. The Indians refused to =ell the best water front sections. &+ the restless German Emperor is prone ever and anon to startle the chancel- leries of Europe. There have been many projects to build a new foreign office commensurate with Germany's new place in the world, but the Government is sentimen- tal on the subject and hates to think of demolishing the old house in which {lodged all Germany's foreign political | | secrets and in it are hatched all the been ap- | cchemes for “weltpolitlk” with which for Foreign | Bismarck worked. So the “Wilhelm- strasse” Is destined to retain its old- time, shabby appearance. acquired | i CISCO CALL, SUNDAY, a Dog From Vallejoite and Is Roughly Handled {JEERED BY HUNDREDS Subaltern Usurps Authority of Commandant MeCalla and Gets a Reprimand Special Dispatch to The Call. VALLEJO, Fep. I7.—Lieutenant John White of the Marine Corps, stationed on the Mare Island Navy Yard, the officer in charge of the gate at the yard, spent a most unpleasant half hour in the office of Rear Admiral McCalla this morning, and the employes of the navy yard grin broadly when the lieutenant’s name is mentioned. The whole trouble was due to a bull dog belonging to Al Gordan, an employe of the yard. Gordan’s dog, which disap- peared three weeks ago, was found last Thursday night in possession of the marine guard at the gate. White was on duty, and Gordan went to him and de- manded his animal. White became very abusive and ordered Gordan under arrest for in<olence to an officer. Gordan was confined in the guard house for an hour and then allowed to return to his home in this city. Yesterday he took the matter up with the commandant, who, after an investigation, awarded the animal to Gor- dan, Last evening at 5 o'clock when the navy vard mechanics were boarding the ferry- boat at the gate to return to this city, Gordan camé aboard, leading his dog. White saw the animal and attempted to secure it, but was jostled by the crowd of 1900 men until Gordan got aboard the boat with the dog and secreted himself and the canine. White, with a sergeant of marines, attempted to search the boat, but made poor progress in the crowd of workmen, who appreciated the chance to “get even.” He then went ashore to get a detachment of marines to do the searching and ordered (Gaptain J. Gorham Nevins of the ferry to hold the boat for an hour. The only person who has the authority to change the running time of the ferry is the commandant, so Nevins pand no attention to tne wrathy subalt- ern and pulled out of the dock. As White and the marine guard at- tempted to get aboard the ferry the jeers of the big crcwd of workingmen filled their ears. Admiral McCalla heard of this incident this morging and gave White a severe reprimand for his assumption of author- ity. —————— Los Angeles to Have Big Store. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17.—There has just been consummated a deal involv- ing $2,000,000, which will give Los An- geles one of the largest department stores west of Chicago. This store will be known as El Emporio and will be located in an eight-story building to be erected at the corner of Seventh street, Broadway and St. Vincent place. The men immediately concerned in the pro- ject are E. M. McGillin of Cleveland, Ohio; Charles Grosse of Chicago; John , FEBRUARY 18, 1906. LIEUTENANT NOT [ELKS CATHER POUNDMAN! FOR COOD TIME of Solano County|Marine Officer Tries to Take|Six Hundred Members of the _Popular Order Entertained by the Lodge of Vallejo SHOW AND A BANQUET Visitors and Hosts Parade to Music Furnished by the Mare Island Station Band B Epectal Dispatch to The Call VALLEJO, Feb. 17.-8ix hundred mem- bers of the order of Elks from Oakland, Berkeley, S8anta Rosa and Napa paraded the streets of Vallejo to-night to the mu- sic of the Mare Island Station Band, and then enjoyed a banquet and vaudeville show given by the Vallejo lodge in the pavilion. Judge Henry Melvin of Oakland, who is the California candidate for the position of grand'exalted ruler of the order at the session of the Grand Lodge, to be held in Denver next July, was the principal speaker of the evening. He was received with cheers. B. Schwaegler of Buffalo, N. Y., and F. L. Besselman of Los Angeles. hofen, de- sponsi- | Minister is an- | oices” of = Hohenzollern mon- ivanced to the high- | forelgn affairs de- | 1 Government | or berth, that | dent in the| develops that e of Emperor Wil- sers on matters of e to enjoy a high de- traveling com- Kaiser ing bordering on p is sald to ex- L i Junyy o and other Stomach at public opinion chky's elevation, to demonstrated ability, | y possess, but of which the | ic knows practically nothing. however, is a genu- liam's political views a conscientious interpreter there- for. Such a man is Count Kelmuth von Moltke, the new chlef of the German general staff UNDER COUNT BISMAROCK. Von Tchirschky began his career as E r department chief*in the Ger- man Foreign Office when Count Herbert Bismarck, son of the Iron Chancellor, wae Forelgn Secretary. He was closely associated with the younger Bismarck, whom he served as a confidentlal secre- until he was sent to Constantino- an_attache of the German em- in Turkey. His next advance- was to the second secretaryship . e German embassy at St. Peters- burg, where he remained several years. Later he became Prussian Minister-res- , and hie next and promotion came when ussian Minister to the urg, Bremen and us Hanseatic cities | “Your Bitters saved but after taking your pear, and now I belie brings to his new post great talents as a linguist. He speaks fluent German, English, French Russian and Turkish, i can make himself understood In Danish nd Norwegian. In appear. he is keen-eyed p-visaged, and is said to be a | lomat of remarkably few words. e German foreign secretaryship is, | wever, er h subordinated to the Imperial Ch llor, who with the Kaiser, pretty onduct of much monopolizes the | e fatherland's foreign af- is freely predicted that chkv's strength of character and personal ability will do much to e the foreign secretaryship to a el of real influence, instead of the j-private secretaryship of the Chan- cellor, which it has hitherto const!- tuted SHABEY FOREIGN OFFICE. Chancellor von Bulow succeeded in do- ing this and thereby laid the foundations of his nsels. pre-eminence in the Kaiser's Bulow was Foreign Secretary en the venerable Prince Hohenlohe Chancellor. He is said to have 4 pretexts for coming into SPECIAL NOTICE. practically every day, and thus gained troublés without obtaining relief. My family doctor recommended your Bitters, and from | the first dose found relief. Iam now entirely cured, and heartily recommend it to all sufferers.” MRS. H. CHAPMAN, CINCINNATI, O., says: me from undergoing an operation for my stomach and back. I was bed-fast for a long time, Bitters my trouble began to disap- ve I am entirely well.” Judge A. G. Burnett spoke for the Santa Rosa Elks, and District Attorney Ray Benjamin of Napa for the Napa herd. Exalted Ruler James E. Brosnahan of JVallejo Lodge delivered the address of welcome. Assemblyman F. R. Devlin was the toastmaster, and Clinton M. Dodge of Oakland gave the 11-o'clock toast in a masterful style. There was a long programme of vaude- ville numbers, the following Elks taking part: W. V. Lloyd, Frank Thompson, C.. B. Sloan, Edward Jones, “Bob” Mitchell and Charles Hayes of San Francisco, ana Max Horwinski. Frank Fowden and E. F. Finney of Oakland. PR U A Eastern Elks to See Bullfight. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17.—The delega- tion of Elks from Utah and contiguous States went to San Diego to-day. To- morrow they will attend a bullfight at Tia Juana. They will return to Los he Simplici e Simplicity Of many of the world’s greatest inventions has been as wonderful as the wealth resulting therefrom. A long hole instead of a round onme in railway iren, which allowed for expansion and contraction in heat and cold, brought to its inventor a fortune. The Westing- house air brake, used almost uni ways, is the essence of prac- _ tical simplicity. 7 The latest product of the == inventor’s brain— The = Wave Motor Presents not a solitary complicated feature. A wbdoden float, two wheels, some wire rope, an engineer, no fireman. The swell of the sea rocks the float as a cradle, and the resultant power can be applied to every form of machinery, Absolutely Steady and in Limitless Supply. Does it impress you with possibilities of profit? POWER! FREE FROM DANGER—NO BOILER EX. 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Rother- mel and San &rancisco and FEureka real estate dealers allege that there is due them $25,000 as commissions on this sale. —_—————————— Escapes From Insane Asylum. SAN JOSE, Feb. 17.—G. Eaton Doug- las of San Miguel, who has been under treatment in the Hospital for Insane at Agnew escaped last night by wrench- ing the lock of one of the windows. He has not been seen since. He is lame and wore only slippers when he got away. —————— FIUME, Hungary, Feb. 17.—The shipping companies here have yielded to the demands ERATION IN SAN FRANCISCO. No need of engineering knowledge to compass its simplice ity. It is as understandable as the operation of a wheelbarrow. THE COMPANY’'S STOCK IS ISSUED FULLY PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE. It is destined to place many small reach of want. Do you care to be one of them? At the outer end of Mission-street wharf, Pier 2, the WAVE MOTOR can be seen at work every day from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Uptown Office—Mutual Savings Bank Building, 708 Market street, Rooms 604-605. WAVE POWER AND ELECTRIC CO. investors beyond the In San Francisco alpne over 100,000 horsepower is used, pro- » P e e — Will Continue Assoclation. SACRAMENTO, Feb. 17.—At the an- nual meeting of the Sacramento Valley Development Association held here to- day it was unanimously voted to con- tinue its existence. Supervisors from several counties promised to continue the appropriations made for the sup- port of the association. —_———————— Parliament to Consider Insurance. VICTORIA, B..C., Feb. 17.—An Otta- wa dispatch says during the approach- | o poarq the Fhet Iutiutry | to preserv He in the ess. Burglar Gets Three Years. SACRAMENTO, Feb. 17. 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