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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
JUDGE SCORES
YOUNG HUSBAND
Because Walter ClauSen Only
Earned a Dollar a Day Was
No Excuse for DeSertiOn
LAUDS WIFE'S BRAVERY
Makes Him Pay Her 81 30 a
Week and Threatens Pun
ishment Should He Fail
Oakland Office san Francisco Call,

oakland once san FTduClSCu Neliit
1915 Broadway. Sept. 2.
For having deserted the wife who
had married when he was earning
only 81 a day. Walter Clausen was
lectured by Judge ogden to-day and
ordered 10 pay his wife 81 so a week
for her support. as his wages were
lately raised TO 50 A day. This sum
must be paid until the divorce pro-
ceecings now pending are finally dis
posed of.
Clausen is q pIssterer's apprentice
and when he married was earning 81
2 day. After year of married life
and when his pay had been increased
n 81 q day he tired Of marital bonds
and deserted his home. Judge Ogden
pointed out TO him the bravery of the
woman who had married him upon
such a pittance and the fact that he
owed her allegiance. During the
most trying part Of your married life.
when YOU had the least TO live on,
your wife stayed by you and when
YOU got a raise you left her As
things became easier you should have
done everything but leave her, and
your excuse that the amount you
make is not enough to support two
people comes al too late a day" said
tho Judge
You must pay TO help support her
Al the rate Of 81 so a week and $50
for her attorney. After the trial of
the case this may be changed. but if
you fail 10 paw her this amount severe
measures viii be taken TO see that you
fulfill your part Of the Obligation
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
new SECRETARY
TO Be CHOSEN
Christian Association Di-
rectOrs Are Looking for a
Successor to w. A. King
COMPLETES HIS LABORS
Retiring Officer Makes a
Successful Canvass for
Funds for New Building
Oakland ONCE San Francisco Call.
1915 Broadway. Sept. 2.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway. Sept. 2.
William A. Killing. secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
will soon retire TO accept one of sew
eral offers of like positions that have
come to him from important assocla-
ton centers in Eastern cities.
The successful canvass to raise
5000, 0OC for the construction of new
Y. NJ. c. A. building in Oakland was
conducted under Mr.. Kings direction
He came to Oakland on invitation Of
the board of directors TO take special
charge of that work. 1t is practically
completed and. in view Of the tenders
from the East, Secretary King feels
that his term of service in the local
association can be ended without in
terfering with the new plans Of the
organization.
The directors have requested Mr..
King to delay his departure for
month that they may have ample time
in which to canvass the field for the
selection of his successor. The post
will be peculiarly onerous because of
the work ahead of building and in
stalling the association in its new
home.
The association is hopeful that this
work will be pressed rapidly now that
the total fund is in excellent shape.
There are meny preliminary details TO
be settled. but the building committee
has them in hand and is making prog
ress
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Berkeley High to Play.

BERKELEY. Sept. 2.-The Berke-
ley High School is TO have a football
team anyway. Through the operation
% an old rule that was revived by
Principal James requiring students to
have been enrolled five months be-
fore they may enter athletics the
school lost a number Of its best play
cts and this was so discouraging that
the football men disbanded But q
rally started by Paul Bailey. president
Of the Associated Students. yesterday
has resulted in determination to
play. no matter what the odds. The
students viii have the support of all
The school faculty.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
BLOODED DOGS
ON EXHIBITION
First Annual Fall Show
of Oakland Kennel Club
Opens With Many Entries
JUDGE SUFFERS INJURY
DR.. George w. Clayton of
Chicago Is Seriously Hurt
by a Falling Tent Pole
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway, Sept. 2.

1915 Broadway, Sept. 2.
Dogs of all colors and descriptions
barked, howled and whined protest
against being put on exhibition at the
first annual dog show of the Oakland
Kennel Club. which opened this after
noon in big tent at the corner of
Twelfth and Jackson streets. One
hundred and twenty three entries
have been received for the show,
which will continue until tomorrow
evening Three prizes will be awarded
in each class as follows: First. club
silver medal and blue ribbon; second.
club bronze medal and red ribbon;
third, club rosette and green ribbon.
1he judging of the various entries
began this afternoon and will con-
tinue tomorrow morning and after
noon. AT the close of the show
complete list of prize winners will be
published. Owing to the absence of
DR.. George w. Clayton, the regular
Judge of the show. who was badly
hurt this morning by being caught
under a falling tent pole, the prizes
will be awarded by board of judges
composed of Phil NJ. Wand. Thomas
Blight, John Bradshaw and w. E.
Chute. Dr. Clayton's injuries will
confine him to his bed for several
days.
In addition to the regular class
prizes handsome trophies have been
offered for the best dog of each breed
entered.
The officers of the show and the
Oakland Kennel Club. which was or
ganized on July 25, 1904, are: Presi-
dent Walter S. Moore; vice president,
John Douglass; secretary-treasurer
w. E. Chute.
Bench show committee-W. E.
Chute, Max Abrams and Thomas
Gregory: veterinary, DIR. K. o. steers;
superintendent, W. E. Chute.
Entries have been received in the
following classes: Puppy class, novice
class. limit class. open class and win
ners' class.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

County. and writes home that he il having
the time OF his life
BERKELEY, Sept. Pin honor or a num-
ber OF students and friends Mrs r. p
Thomas entertained at luncheon yesterday
in her handsome home in La Iona Park
The guests were Raymond Carter. whose sue
cess as an artist in New York has been as
sured BY some remarkable work; his mother
MRS. Carter: Herbert Furlong OF the Infver-
sfty Of California. author OF a number OF au-
thorities on geology: Miss Martha Rice for
merly president OF the Associated Women
students: and Mrs. WOltman. Mrs Thomas
daughter. who is now a student OF the Art
League in New York.
Miss May Gearhart. formerly teacher NJ
drawing in the public schools was rendered a
reception last evening in the Allston-way School
by her friends Those who received were
Mrs Sweesy Miss Fawson. Miss Newu,art
Miss johnson and Miss Webb. A brief pro-
Rramrne was given during the afternoon the
performers being Miss Olive Morrish. Miss
Annie Jewett. Miss Mary Mcclure and King
Sweesy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Democrals in Conrention.

OAKLAND. Sept. 2.-The Demo-
cratic county convention viii be held
tomorrow, assembling at 10 O'Clock
al Germania Hall n. J. Laymance
will be chairman. George Beck will
be the nominee for Supervisor from
the First District. and probably A. T..
Rosborough from the Fourth District
a candidate for the Fifht District has
not been selected.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Kaiis succumbs to Iniuries.

ALAMEDA. Sept. 2.-Steve Kajis.
the Greek section hand. who was
struck by the locomotive of a local
train yesterday morning on Railroad
avenue, near Stanton street, died this
morning at the Railroad Hospital In
San Francisco. to which institution he
was conveyed yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Goes Into New Firehonse.

BERKELEY. Sept. 2.-Formal pos
frehouse on Shattuck avenue and
Vine street by the North Berkeley
Fire Company A large gathering was
present and after programme of
speechmaking and songs, refreshments
were served. The money for the build
ing was advanced by Captain H. w
Marston, who will be repaid by the
citV
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Issnes souvenir Tickets.

OAKLAND, Sept. 2.-The Oakland
Transit Company has issued ten thou
sand souvenir tickets, good on any of
the company's lines, which will be
distributed to all Knights Templar
and their families who may care to
pay a visit to Alameda County. The
tickets also provide for free transpor-
tation to this city and back, via the
Key Route ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

AGREE TO sEPARATE.-oAKLAND Sent
2-By mutual agreement Alexander Silvay ana
his wife OF San Leandro have agreed to sep
arste. Papers have been drawn up by Justice
OF the Peace Black in which the wife makes
certain admissions and is willing that her
husband take half OF some property owned
by her in Gilroy. Charles Hefner a cripple
living az Gilroy. Is said 10 be the cause OF
the trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

GIVEN A SHARE IN ESTATE-cALr-
LAND Sept. Am order was made rhfs
afternoon by Judge Melvin confirming a r0,-,
promise between the heirs Of the Isfs E71f-,
d. Atwill BY which Mrs Lillian ID KeIlogg
Il given a full quarter OF the estate ~ -
ceased she was a granddaughter ard vvaz
omitted from the viii. but BY the consert ~
the other heirs was allowed to share in ths
estate.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Germans Celebrate sedan Dav.

BERLIN. Sept. Sedan day was
observed to-day by a parade of the
Potsdam and Berlin garrisOns. num-
bering $4,000 troops The Emperor
after the parade. entertained the com
manding generals and foreign guests
at breakfast
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
PERSONAL.

George T. Myers, a prominent capi-
talist of Portland, Or, is at the Pal
ace.
H. L. Pittock. principal owner and
business manager of the Portland
Oregonian. will arrive from the north
on Monday He will go to the Pal
ace
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
FLAMES AGAIN RISING
FROM MOUNT VESUVIUS

NAPLES. Sept. 2.-MOunt Vesuvius
is again in activity. Flames, ashes and
stones are rising from it to a consider
able height and wide stream of lava
is issuing from the crater.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Pardee Invlted 20 stump the East.

Pardee Invited to Stump the East.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2. - Governor
Pardee has been invited to stump the
Eastern States for Roosevelt. but has
declined on the ground that all his time
is required to get ready for the coming
session of the Legislature. He has
proffered his services to the California
State Committee. volunteering to speak
in this State if needed
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
NEWS OF The COUNTY OF ALAMEDA x
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OAKLAND.
1915 Broadway.
Telephone Main 1888.
BERKELEY.
214S Center Street
Telephone North IL
ALAMEDA
1435 Park Street
Telephone Alameda $50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Governor Carter's Mother Dies

HONOLULU. Sept. a Governor
George r. Carter's mother, widow of
II A P. Carter. former Minister To
Washington. is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
MONDAY. OCTOBER g. 1904 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

ing this consists Of very unique col.
lection OF honey, wax and by.produots,
Following close on the heels Of the
I Bach shove come Hewlett Bros. and
Evans floral display Both viii be COM
peted by tonight, and both bid fair TO
be- the features OF the building How
let's exhibit this year takes the form
OF bis Eiffel tower OF essences and
spices around The base of which runs
through unique tunnels The first train
OF the San Pedro road. The wagon
loads OF palms and choice plants thar
have already arrived and the space that
has been set apart for the show indi'
Gates that the florists are going 70
spread themselves this year.
OF necessity the fruit ard vegetable
display Is the most backward at this
time on the grounds Owing to The
perlshable nature OF the. exhibit It VIII
not be taken from cold storage until the
last moment, but Supervisor W, G,
Cragun promises that there will be no
disappointment when It IA forthcoming
The great strong card Of this years
exhibit however, is the good measure,
pressed down and running over that
those officials In charge Of the amuye-
ments have provided Nothing need he
said as TO the horse racing.,as It II M
Mr. Brandsfords hands--nuif said, The
Midway and outdoor attractions, how
ever, are somewhat Of . departure,
which viii make a great hit with city
folks and conference visitors alike. The
wonderful diving horses alone should be
worth the price Of admission II al that
is promised IL lived up TO.
Here are a few OF the attractions
Free. the diving horses, Austin sisters
in their human fly act; revolving tra-
pesc electric fountain, globe act on
spiral tower and wonderful shooting
with ride by DrCarver between heats
at the races.
On the Midway the following shows
win be IN order The Electric theater,
Old Plantation, Statue Turned TO Life,
The Giant Octopus Snake Charmcr IN
the Stadium will be exhibited the thrill
ing loop-the-loop Jump the Gap and
the high dive OF J, S. Mangel from an
SO foot platform into a tank Of water
two feet six inches deep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
BOTTLE AS A WEAPON.
Impatient Guest Knocked Down by In.
dgnant Water Latter Arrested.

Roy Hansen. 20 years old, waiter
employed In The Acme cafe, was ar
rested at o'clock this morning by
Fatrolman Buah, who charged Hansen
with having assaulted r. c. Hcffernan
with deadly weapon, The arrest Is
the result OF q quarrel which occurred
between the two men I'm the restaurant
at an early hour this morning.
Hansen says that Ileffernan went into
the restaurant and gave am order Ia
few minutes he insisted that he be-
served at once, and Hansen claims to
have said that Heffernau would have
70 wait until the order was cooked.
Teffeman is then alleged TO have arisen
and called Hansen a vile name, and
10 have made O threatening motion
Hansen struck Heffeman over the head
with a Worcestershire sauce bottle.
telling him to the floor.
Pairolman Bush, who was on that
beat, MAS sent for and Hansen was ar
rested Hefteranan Is being held as
witness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Mr.. CROSBY IN TOWN.
He Confirms the Report Of His Resig.
nation as Elector.

Among The early conference visitors
who have thus far arrived Is a delegs-
ton OF - people from the Big Horn
country Wyo- among them President
Jesse " Crosby He states that In all
about 100 people win be here from that
section, The season has been unusual
~ prosperous with plenty OF water
and good crops. The population Of Big
Horn county is 5000, OF which about
one-thlrd is Mormon"
Mr., Crosby, when asked regarding
his resignation as an elector ON the
Wyoming Republican ticket. stated
that The report was true His friends
had named him entirely without his
solicitation or consent. and as soon as
he had learned that there was any OBJ
lection he had Withdrawn In the inter.
ests OF peace The Tribune statement
that his action would result In hia
friepds voting against the ticket he
said was all rubbish Big Horn county
was normally Republican ana he be.
lleVed 1t would continue 40. There Is a
fair springlIns OF Democrats there and
he believed they would vote their tick
ot as the Republicans would vote
theirs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
PILE BRIDGE OUT
That Of the Santa lie at Bryan,
Colorado.

Topeka, Kan, oct 3.-The pile bridge
OF the Santa Fe railroad over the Ar
kansas river 40 Byron. colo, Is out
About 1000 feet OF the structure has
been carrled away by the Hood. Pile
drivers are working at each end hut 1t
VIII require several days TO repair The
damage. Passenger trains Nos and
are delOurcd nom Scott City Kan, to
Pueblo over the Missouri Pacific. From
Pueblo stub trains are run east 10 la.
junta south TO Trinidad and north to
Denver The line between TRINIDAD and
Albuquerque cannot be opened for sew
eral days.
California trains Nos. ! and and
Nos. and are detoured VIA Fort
Worth 20 Deming over the Texas PA.
critic. The Colorado flyer is aunulled
temporarily
The damages resulting 20 the Santa
Re from the recent Hoods will amount
to upwards Of a half million dollars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
SWING IN OR OUT.
Mr, Dooly Has Referred Building In.
spector to Federal Officials.

In regard to changing the doors at
the postofilce 40 as 10 swing outward IN
compliance with the city building or
dinances, a letter was received today by
City Building Inspector Lewis from
John II. Dooly the owner OF the build
ing. who says that plans for the Office
were prepared under the direction OF
the postofilce department al Washing
ton and the doors were swung inward
In compliance with instructions from
that department Under the terms OF
the lease Mr.. Dooly says that he can
not change the doors unless directed TO
do 30 by the postal authorities. He
therefore notifies Mr. Lewis that he will
have 10 look 10 such authorities for
any change In the doors Mr. Lewis to-
day wrote the proper officials az Wash
ington concerning the change required
In the doors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Ministerial Crisis Averted.

Copenhagen. oct IA ministerial
crisis here which had long been threat
ened has been averted assurances OF sun.
port having been given by hls colleagues
20 Minister OF Justice Albert. who Insisted
ON bringing In a law 70 re.establish the
whipping post for thugs, Though a cabl-
net split has thus been ayerted Il will
cause an extra session OF the rlgsdag
which convened today The rigsdag was
dissolved IN May last because the minis.
Try was unable 10 prevail on II 20 enac,
the whipping post bin and on account OF
the differences ia the cabinet on the sub.
Jet, Since then the matter has been heat.
eddy discussed In the press and on tn
platform and now The apple OF dlscord
Is once more thrown into the rlgsdeg
The outcome II awaited with Keen interest
throughout Denmark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
A MAN HUNT.
Connecticut State Police Looking
For John C.. Whipple.

Hartford Conn., oct. IA man hunt
IL on in cast Glastonbury. The state
police force, headed by Chief cgan aud
many OF the residents. heavily armed.
are searching for John G. Whlpplc, who
two weeks ago shot and seriously
wounded a neighbor James Starmer.
and last weel, shot state Policeman
Loukes who was attempting to arrest
him for the crime. II Is suspected also
that Whpple has burned two barns and
consequently all barns stocked with
the seasons crops are guarded night
and day by armed farm hands. II Is
believed that Whipple is hiding IN
cave In Mott Hill,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS.
Begins at Worlds Fair With
Famous Physicians Present.

81 Louis. Oct 1.-The opening session.
Of the International Congress- on 'rubercu.
losis began today ~ convention hall "A
The worlds fair with number Of famous
physicians from various parts OF the
world present to discuss means for TN
Three days viii be consumed by the NEE,
ings.
President Francis delivered the welcom-
ing address. He was followed by l. r. e.
Garyin of Rhode Island. United States
Dlst,-Atty +, i. Dyer OF 81 Louis, aud
Dr A. n. Ben OF New York The re-
maindor OF the days session was devoted
and the appointment OF committee on
resolutions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
KILLED HER ADMIRER.
Mrs, Rosa Barbadi Shoots Mich.
ael Rago to Death.

New York, oct 3-Angry because Of
his attempts to force his undesired ar
fectiOns upon her, and determined 10
rcpulse him al any cost, she declares.
Mrs. Rosa Borhadi 20 years Old today,
shot and killed Michael Rago, IN an
east side tenement house.
Mrs. Barbadi made no attempt TO
resist arrest and was taken TO police
station carrying her 9-year-old baby
which she held IN her arms when she
fired the fatal shots
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
INFORMATION WANTED.

Arthur Longbottom OF New ST. Gains
Lane, southowram, near Halifax.
Yorkshire, England, Is anxious to learn
something concerning the whereabouts
OF the following: Margaret CLAW
(moiher). Annie Elizabeth Clay. Frank.
lin Richard Clay. formerly OF saltner.
Cheshire left England about 20 vears
ago ior salt Lake CITY. Address as
above on ;, Halliday. Han street. Hal.
fax, Yorkshire, England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
DRUGGIST EXoNERATED.
Coroner's Jury Inquiries Into the Death
Of John Benson.

Pleasant Grove, oct 3.--A coroner's
jury was impaneled here today to en-
quire into the death Of John Benson.
who by mistake was poisoned Satur.
day. lie had purchased what was sun
posed to be rochelle salts. but when
was IN fact anthony tartarate and OF
which he took dose which resulted
fatally. It was sold by G.. w Rigby.
the druggist The verdict Of the Jury
was accidental poisoning and the
druggist was exonerated. The Jury
consisted Of d H. Robertson, Ole An.
derson and Mons Monson.
Mr. Benson was a highly respected
resident and, his death Is lamented IN
q Vide circle OF relatives and friends.
HE funeral took place this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
ABRoKEN AXLE.
Frustrated Bert Holcombs Third
Attemrt TO Lower Record.

Chicago, Oct ga broken axle today
frustrated the third attempt on the
part Of Bert Holcomb TO lower the auto
noble record between Chicago and New
York, Thirty-two miles out OF Chi
cago an axle snapped In two and the
vehicle was overturned The car was
wrecked but the occupants escaped In
furry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
SHOT HIS RIVAL
Adrian Gaudron, Age II, Fatally
Wounds =, Serge Kisslow

Portland, or, oct. 3-Becausc he was
Jealous OF O. rivals growing business.
eyed u years shot and fatally wounded
j. Serge kisslow, also am aged man at
the latter's place OF business on Washing
ton street. near Sixteenth this morning
and then killed himself by blowing hts
brains out with the revolver with which
he had shot kisslow Kisslcw Is IN tho
hospital but there IS no chance for his
recovery the physicians say
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
WILL BRING HIM BACK.
Davis County Officer to Go After Utah
Prisoner Now in California.

Gov Wells today issued requsiton
papers upon the governor OF California
for the return TO this state of William
O'Connors who IL wanted IN Davis
county for grand larceny O'Cornors
stole large quantity Of copper wire
from the Utah independent Telephone
company and was out ON bail when
he LEI, the state. His trial was set
for last Friday and he was captured
last Thursday at Stockton Cal sher-
IN Pierce OF Pennington Will go after
the prisoner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
4 Denial hy cen. Corhln

Omaha, oct. 3.-~Gen. II. C. Corbn, on
his way to the Philippines to succeed
Gen. Wade, IN command OF the Philip
pine division Of She army, denied today
having said that army officers should
not marry unless they had salary OF
N,4OO. Gen. Corbin was accompanied by
his wife and aide, Col Webb G.. Hayes.
lie lefl for the west over the Union
Pacific and viii sail oct 10 for Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
KAlSER'S SONS
WILL STUDY CON.
MERcIAL SUBJECTS

Berlin, oct Emperor WI
liam IN fixing the course Of study
for Princes August William,
oscar and Joachim, has pre-
scrlbed course Of oomprehen- .
sive lectures on commercial sub.
jects, The subjects Of these lee
lures win include Industrial
problems and technical questions
in the railway business. embrac.
ing railway problems and prog.
ress in the United States. Fur
Their lectures VIII be given to
eluoldate Fhe relations of great
international financial and COM .
merclal houses.