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corn, Bunco, Wigs, Finch, Bus
ter Browns own game, and the
great game Sherlock Holmes, at
McCoy's Book store. 1851
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
LEACH READY
TO co AHEAD
Prepares Documents Charg-
ing Quartet of Oakland
Policemen With Burglary
PROSECUTOR is WANTED
Warrants for Officers Ar
rest Will Be Issued When
Somebody Signs Complaint
Oakland Office San Francisco CALL,
1915 Broadway. Nov. 19.

1016 Broadway, Nov. 19.
Prosecuting Attorney A. P. Leach
has prepared complaints for each Of the
four policemen. Clark, Andrews. Stahl
and Hamilton, dismissed from the force
by the Police Commissioners. He says
he Will issue warrants for the arrest OF
the men as soon as some person Suf-
hciently interested will sign them. 4
do not think the evidence thus far
presented sufficient to warrant convic-
tion," he said, but am ready to pro-
the responsibility"
Police Captain w. ]. Petersen has
published a signed letter in which he
deprecates the unsparing criticism
given to the men. He says:
While with invectiye, contempt and
horror our good citizens speak of the
men who, under the cover of their uni
forms, robbed those whom they had
sworn to protect, 1t might be we'll to
stop a moment and think before giving
vent to righteous indignation.
THE police of our cities are placed in
more kinds of temptation than any
other vocation I know of. When our
good citizens will take more interest
in their police department, when they
get behind good men for officers, there
will be less cause for complaint than
there is at present.
Most certainly these men are being
punished, and with greater severity
than any judge or jury could inf1ict
upon them. Punished with the mental
torture that comes with the conscious
ness of guilt, by the shame and dis
grace that is being heaped upon their
mothers, wives and little children, by
the contempt that is rightfully
visited upon them by good citi-
zens, neighbors and friends, in
the realization that llfe's work has
been thrown away and the black stain
of theft will hang over them until the
shadows of the eternal land will en-
velop them with it's everlasting night
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
MEETS IN SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 19.-The Lii
brary Association Of California to-
night held an interesting meeting in
this city. About forty-hve delegates
representing public libraries in all
parts of the State were present. Dur
ing the afternoon the guests were
shown the points OF interest OF the
city. Joy Lichtenstein of the San
Francisco Public Library. president of
the association, presided over the
meeting and Margaret A. Schmidt
also of San Francisco, acted as secre-
tary. A. B. Nye. Governor Pardee's
private secretary. in the absence OF
the Governor was called upon TO well
come the guests
A. b. Lennon, president OF the
Board Of Library Trustees, told OF the
progress the State library has made
during the past six years. He said the
trustees have worked in this matter
for the best interest OF the State and
not for any political reasons.
President Lichtenstein, in a short adj
dress, said State organizer was the
most pressing need IN California. A
paper on Library Work" forwarded
by W. E. Eastman OF the New York
State library, was read and w. r.
Watson, Assistant State Librarian.
read paper on the Carnegie Library
Of Pittsburg."
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
POSTAL VOTES RECEIVED
ON WATER QUESTION

OAKLAND, Nov. 19.-Nearly seven
thousand postal card ballots have
been received and registered by the
special committee of citizens who
have had charge of the inquiry into
the proposal of the Bay States Water
Company to supply the city with
water from the Santa Clara water
shed. Next Monday evening a report,
giving the result of the canvass, will
be filed with the City Council.
The committee believes that 5000
votes will have been cast when the
polls" are closed and its members
are much pleased with the interest the
citizens Of Oakland have taken in the
matter.
The opposition vote to the Bay
Cities Water Company's proposal ia
Vors a plan to get a water supply from
artes1an wells. No intimation is given
as to which proposal will receive the
largest number of ballots.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
STOCKS. DROP
DURING NIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-To-day's
stock market contested the reaction
ary tendency which developed yester-
day, but prices showed a reluctance to
advance. There was a sprightly up
ward movement after the appearance
of the bank statement, but it was not
held, and the closing was irregular
and generally below the best. During
the first hour many prominent stocks
went below last nights level. The
bank statement seemed TO reassure
sentiment to some extent. The decline
in cash was rather larger than indi-
Gated by the weeks currency move
nent, but the loan contraction reduced
the deposits and the reserve require
ments so as to raise the surplus
slightly. But some misgiving over the
money outlook was reflected in the
late renewal of the pressure TO sell.
The bank statement reflects this
weeks gold outgo to France only in
part, owing to the average system OF
computation. TO-days shipments, both
to Paris and to Cuba, are not reflected
at all, and go over to next weeks
statement.
The bespeal1ing Of all available gold
bars at the assay office for export to
France next week shows the unsatts-
fed requirements from that source, and
the $1,5O0,OO0 shipment arranged for
next week to Cuba is also to be reck-
oned with.
The loan contraction was not unex-
pected, but only because the effect of
trust company operations upon the loan
account of the banks Is known from
abundant precedent
1t is obvious that the week has made
large encroachments on the available
supply of loanable funds by reason Of
the active speculation in the stock
market, as well as for subscriptions to
the $50, 900, 900 of the Japanese loan and
the purchase of $25, 900. 900 of Rock ISL
and bonds. The closing tone was ir-
regular.
Total sales Of bonds, 81, 7SO, 900.
The news of the week has offered
much to confirm the expectations that
business and industry would be stimu-
lated by the passing of the election
contest. In the stock market there
have been traces of hesitation based
upon the doubt whether the extensive
rise in prices Of securities which pre-
ceded the election had not been suf-
ficient to cover the enhancement of
values based on improvement of bust
ness. Very heavy selling to take
profits has been the evidence Of this
apprehension and this has caused Oc-
casional irregularity. But the alb
sorptive power of the market had the
effect of dissipating the fears of specu-
lators to a large extent, and the lat
ter part of the week showed a revival
of speculative confidence and some
sensational advances in market values
as a consequence Of rush to buy GER
tain stocks.
Bonds were very active, but business
was still largely In speculative issues
United States bonds were unchanged
on call for the week.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
HUSBAND FACES
MURDER CHARGE
COroner's Jury Holds Lem
Campbell Accountable for
the Killing Of His Wife
MOTHER ON THE STAND
Mrs. Cutter Relates Circum-
stances of Shooting Which
Ended Daughters Life
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

1915 Broadway, Nov. 10.
Lemuel D. Campbell, who shot his di-
vorced wife, Laura C. Campbell, on the
evening of November IL, inflicting in
juries from which she died four days
later at the Receiving Hospital, was
formally charged with murder tonight
by the Coroner's jury impaneIed to in
vestigate the shooting. There was lit
tie deliberation as to the verdict. as the
testimony of the father and mother of
the murdered woman, the latter of
whom was an eyewitness Of the crime,
was conclusive as to the guilt of the
accused
Mrs. Edwin Cutter, the mother Of
Mrs. Campbell. testified that the fatal
shot was fired while Campbell and his
wife were talking in the hall of the
Cutter home at 1862 Eleventh street.
Mrs. Cutter denied that her daughter
had made any threats against her for
mer husband on the night of the shoot
ing.
The other witnesses examined were:
Edwin Cutter, the father Of Mrs.
Campbell; Captain of Police w. ]. Pc
tersen; DR.. L. L. higgins, the autopsy
surgeon: Detectives Albert Shorey and
Denny Holland, and Patrolman Cor
nelius Keefe and Rojer f. Ahearn.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
PERSONAL.

A. G. Birch of Washington is at the
Palace.
DR.. c. V. Thompson of Tuolumne is
at the Grand.
Captain w. F. Forsman of Sacrament
to is at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Fleming of
Pasadena are at the St. Francis.
Former Congressman A. Caminetti of
Jackson is registered at the Lick.
T. H Griffin. head Of paper mill
company at Arcata, arrived at the Lick
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Garwood, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce Of Reno. is reg
istered at the Grand.
Arthur de Gina and wife of Mazatlan
arrived from the south yesterday and
are staying at the Occidental.
Mr.. ]. r. Burslem and wife are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelock. parents of
Mrs. Burslem, preparatory to trip to
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

OAKLAND, Nov. 19.-The members
Of Company A, Fifth Regiment, n. G..
C, are making elaborate preparations
for their forty-fourth annual ball,
which takes place at the company
armory on Thanksgiving eve. For
years these anniversary celebrations
have been considered the social events
Of the holiday season and invitations
are always eagerly sought by the young
people of Oakland. A large number of
invitations have already been issued
for the ball. and it is certain that the
capacity OF the hall will be taxed to
it's utmost on the evening of November
%.
An original plan of decoration has
been arranged by Lieutenant f. w.
Peterson and Quartermaster Sergeant
NJ. Hermann. The entire ceiling and
side walls Of the hall will be covered
with pink, blue and white bunting, and
1900 electric lights will be used. The
bunting will be hung in the form of
sunbursts centered on stars. shields and
military designs, studded with miniature
red, white and blue electric lights. The
band-stand is to be built in the form
Of a rock fountain, covered with ferns,
moss and trailing vines, among which
lights of various colors. Music will be
furnished by the Thirteenth United
States Infantry band.
Refreshments will be served during
the evening, and the committee has
made every effort to insure a good time
to every one attending the ball.
Governor Pardee and Adjutant Cen
eraI J. B. Lauck. who are old members
and former captains Of Company A.
have been invited to attend. The
members of the committee in charge
of the arrangements are: Lieutenant
F. w. Peterson, chairman; Private r
T. Brown, secretary; Lieutenant G I.
Poulter, Quartermaster Sergeant M.
Hermann, chairman decorating COM
mittee Corporal P. n. Winlund, as
sistant secretary; Corporal E. w. Ber-
ouist, Corporal A. Boas. Corporal c.
Powell Privates A Wagner. c. Cum
ningham, II. B: Ongerth, H. Klinker, C.
Brereton and ]. Morris.
The officers OF the company are Cap
tain Edward Hunt. First Lieutenant F.
w Petersen. and Second Lieutenant
Charles Poulter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
SEEKS DEATH
THEN REPENTS
E. R. Sheffield SIashes Arm
With a Razor, but Later
Sends for Surgical Aid
DOCTOR SCORES POLICE
Says Authorities Refused
to Admit the Patient to
the Receiving Hospital
Oakland ONCE San Francisco Call,
1Ol6 Broadway, Nov. 19.

OdhAdAA OAA41E kooAA dllAAoIO -eN4Af
1915 Broadway, Nov. 1s.
Despondent over continued I'll
health and because he had been ar
rested on a charge OF embezZlement,
z. r. Sheffield. formerly a clerk in
the Office Of County Assessor Dalton,
made an attempt to end his life about
8 o'clock this morning at the Hotel
Touraine. He slashed his left arm in
four places with a razor. but quickly
repented Of his rash act and sent for
DR.. A. s. Lsrkey, who arrived just
in time 10 save the would-be suicides
life.
Shef1eld. who is well known among
Alameda County politicians, was ar
rested on September l on a warrant
from San Francisco charging him with
Ynisdemeanor embeZzlement The dis
grace Of arrest combined with de-
spondency because Of i'll health is
thought to have been the cause Of his
attempt at self-destruction-
As soon as Shefiield's wounds were
dressed he was removed to Fabiola
Hospital. II is not thought his in
3uries will result fatally.
Mrs. n. X. Dunning, landlady Of the
Hotel TOuraine. knows nothing of
Sheffield except that he came to the
hotel at midnight last Thursday and
remained in his room all day yester-
day.
After dressing Sheffield's wounds
Dr. Larkey requested the police to re-
move the patient 10 the Receiving
Hospital. The authorities refused to
do this on the ground that it was not
an emergency case DR.. Larkey was
indignant at the refusal of the police
10 act and scored them severely for
stupidity. He says that when the
patrol wagon arrived the policeman
in charge said he had no authority to
remove the patient.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
GIRL STUDENTS KEEP
OPEN HOUSE At BERKELEY

OAKLAND, Nov. 19.-The Asso-
ciated Women Students Of the uni
versity held open house at Hearst
Hall this afternoon. the senior and
sophomore girls being in charge,
serving as hostesses TO the other
women Of the university.
Miss CornelG Stratton delivered an
entertaining mbnOlogue as part Of the
programme provided Miss Valentine
sang several songs. One of the most
interesting features was the shadow
play" a novel use Of pantomime and
"shadowgrap ph" work. Music and
dancing followed.
Miss Daphne Huskey was chairman
OF the arrangements committee and
Miss Ruth Salinger chairman of the
reception committee.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
SENTENCE OF DEATH
PASSED ON MURDERERS

RENO, New, Nov. ia thrill Of ex-
citement ran through the crowded
courtroom this morning when T. F.
Townsend, the star witness for the
State tainted when sentence to death
was pronounced upon German, Rob
erts and Sevener, the convicted muir
derers Of Jack Welch.
Townsend had been an interested
spectator up to the time when Judge
Curler pronounced the words; Y Ou
shall hang until you are dead" Town
send then threw up his arms and fell
10 the floor IN a faint. Townsend,
who was with Jack Welch when he
was murdered, was q witness to the
crime and gave the evidence that con-
vfcted the men Of murder.
The defendants viii be hanged in
Carson City within the next twenty
days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
wedding secret Is Out.

ALAMEDA, Nov. 1s.-Francis Dali
ton Bacon and Miss Leoma Gilbert.
both of this city, have just impaired
to their relatives the secret of their
wedding, which took place at San
Jose June IS. When the ceremony
was performed the bride was II and
the groom barely 81. The young cou-
,ple are now residing at 1144 College
avenue Bacon is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. d. Bacon of 1885 Benton
street, and is employed in a whole
sale store in San Francisco. His
bride was ticket agent at High-street
station on the south side line.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

England and the Continent. which
will consume five or six months. Mr..
Burslem has just consummated the deal
for the purchase OF the Litten placer
claim, in El Dorado County. California.
President E. p. Ripley Of the Santa
Fe road departed for the East last
night going by way of Ogden.
George A. Cheney, cashier of the ST
Francis, has resigned his position to
accept a similar one in the Hotel Green
in Pasadena.
Auditor Steger Of the Southern Pa
cine company, who entered upon his
duties three days ago. and his wife
have taken apartments at the St.
Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
Discuss Dredce Mining

MARYSVILLE. Nov. ia mass
meeting Of citizens called FOR this aft
ernoOn for the purpose Of taking ac-
ttOn to regulate dredge mining failed
to develop into any definite action.
The object Of the meeting was to take
steps toward securing legislation that
will require the mining dredgers oper-
ating along the river to keep them
selves landlocked to prevent the sand
flowing down the stream to obstrllct
the river and causing damage 70 ad-
joining farming lands. No antfpathy
to the mining industry was apparent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
PORTLAND POOLROOMS
ARE To BE CLOSED

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 19.-Presid-
ing Judge George in the Circuit Court
to-day rendered a decision which will
have the effect Of shutting up the pool
rooms IN this city. The decision up
holds the provisions of the charter Of
the city OF Portland and the State laws
governing gambling. The decision is
on lines similar TO the decisions of the
courts Of other States declaring pool
rooms where betting is INDUCED in
are gambling institutions.
Judge Georges decision was given in
the suit Of local pOolroom proprietors
for an injunction preventing Sheriff
Word from interfering with the busi-
ness OF poolrOoms in this citv.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
FRESNO. Nov. 19.-Gust,v TT

FRESNO. Nov. 19-Gustav Har-
minghaus. a wealthy pioneer OF the
State, died here tonight Of paralysis
He came to California in 1852 and vs.
one of the best-known Germans A.,
the San Joaquin Valley. His estate is
appraised at 100000. Herminghaus
was "a years Of age.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scaly
ScalpS

Nine people out OF every
ten have trouble with their
heads. Many of them
suffer from a species OF
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scale upon the skin OF
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IF this condition be
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loses all its vitality, the
hair becomes brittle and
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the inevitable result.
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Faithfully used it will cure
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This is a strong
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
Army and NAVY Orders.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-Arny or
ders- Post Ouartermaster Sergeant
Clement c. Colesworthy. at the Pre-
sidio Of San Francisco, win be sent 70
Fort Miley, Cal. reporting to the com
manding officer for temporary duty at
that post
Orders to Naval officers: Assistant
Surgeon NJ. z. LendO, to the Naval
Hospital at Mare Island Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
Finnish Women Want TO Vote.

HELSINGFORS, Finland, Nov. 10
A proposal to establish woman suf
frage has been submitted to the Diet
The petition claims that Finnish women
are fully competent TO enjoy the fran
chise, the organic law OF the Grand
Duchy providing only that women
shall not sit in the Diet.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
Am ArtIst Needs Thousana.

agents for Winsor & Newton. we 60
supply every want Also pyroxranb, /,
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
Marriage Licenses.

OAKLAND, Nov. 19.-The following
marriage licenses were issued IN Ala
media County, to-day: Louis Bregno,
2e, and Ida Creto, %, both of Alden;
Spencer Alfred West, %, and Bertha
Gertaline Hawthorne, IS, both of San
Francisco: Francis D. Cruess, over FL,
OF Oakland, and Elnorah Ellis, over
IS, of San Francisco; Jose C. Castillo,
"a, of Oakland, and Minnie Mabel
Gordon, 19, of Alameda; Grant Haw-
thorne, over 81. of Oakland, and
Martha Jennie Fannon, over Is. of
Oakland: Herbert Wilson, over IS, Of
San Francisco, and Stella Hartman,
over 81, of Berkeley; Vincent Cheve-
sick. over 81, of San Francisco, and
Gerda Taft, over Is, of Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

The elephant in his prime sleeps only
five hours a night, and the older he
grows the less sleep he needs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Inspect our new brick warehouse. ready 10 re-
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brick warehouse in city. Bekins Van Storage
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-01
Gorkr. onhand Autobiography.

Maxine Goru, the Russian novelist
was requested by his publisher TO write
his own biography. Taking up a pen
he wrote the following.
1871 became an apprentice 10 d
shoemaker
1s70-I entered a draftsman's office
as apprentice.
1880 Kitchen boy on board packet
boat
tSSi-I became a street porter.
1885 Baker.
1886 Chorlster in travelling opera
company.
1871 sold apples In the streets.
1851 attempted suicide.
1904 lawyers copying clerk.
1901 made the tour Of Russia an
foot.
1S02-I worked I'm a railway shop. In
the same year / published my first
story.