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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
SAYS PARENTS HAVE
NO CHANCE TO WIN
Superintendent Comments on Threats
10 Compel Enrolment of Tn
Vaccinated Children.

OAKLAND. Aug. 1L-Parents who
object TO compulsory vaccination Of
their children have appeared at the
Offices Of the Board OF Education and
threatened to institute mandamus pro-
ceedings TO force the board TO admit
the children, unvaccinated, to the pub
lie schools. Concerning this aspect of
The situation. City Superintendent of
Schools McClymonds said:
Although we have been threatened
With mandamus suits. there is abso-
lutely no legal ground for them. Three
times the State Supreme Court has
affirmed the validity Of the vaccination
law. / realize that enforcement Of the
law has caused friction, but in view of
the decided stand taken by the State
Board Of Health no other course could
be taken.
Parents had ample warning that
they must heed the law before the
present school term began. think
that within a few days things VIII have
settled down and we Will be run
ming In our accustomed harmonious
WaV"
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE
TO MEET AT CROCKETT
Committee Is Arranging Grand Re-
ceptiOn for Delegates to the
Grand Council.

OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-THE grand
council Of the Young Mems Institute
viii convene at Crockett on Monday.
and the committee which has been ap-
pointed to arrange for the reception
Of the delegates is now working dill
gently to make the convention a sue
cess. r P. Rithet, president Of the
He waiian Sugar Company, has agreed
10 open the Hotel Crockett for the
accommodation Of the delegates, and
the Board of Supervisors Of Contra
Costa County have instructed Harry
Rapp, who IS in charge of the county
exhibit at St Louis, to make a dis
play OF Contra Costa County products
at Crockett during the convention.
The most important business which
viii come before the convention will be
the adoption Of a new ritual and the
appointment of a permanent organizer
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Accidents to Expert Horsewomen.-

Accidents to Expert HOrsewOmen.s
1t IS surprising how constantly these
expert horsewomen" are damaged by
runaways and carriage accidents. for
scarcely a day passes that we do not
hear of some young woman who is
counted a skillful whip being tossed out
Of her trap, with the steed going on to
where the woodbine twineth. But 1t Is
no joking matter, for the fair drivers
friends and family. TO have her picked
up for dead. with some injury to her
good looks past repair. Can it be that
simple recklessness is the cause Of these
many catastrophes, or Is 1t ignorance
of the science Of managing a horse? 1t
is as much the fashion nowadays for
girls TO ride and drive as II IS for them
to play the plano and belong to a thou
sand and one classes and clubs Of So
cial standing, but II does not fall to
every girls lot to be a good and safe
driver. Granted there Is not a prettier
tableau vivant than the well-mounted
equestrienne, and after that the we'll
turned out handler Of ribbons over the
backs Of prize winners; but she should
know her business and have a cool as
well as an ornamental head on her
shoulders unless she wants to come to
grief-some time.-BOstOn Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Alameda County.
THURSDAY. AUGUST II.

IHUhSDA1s ADJUST IL
Mrs. B. o. or Mrs. O. b or Carolins g.
Daily Cwfdow) 10 Cecilia NJ shuttleworth now
Cecilia NJ. Greer. lot on w line OF Linden
street 13O n OF Eighteenth. n A by " l32.
lot g. block 612. subdivision map Alfred Bar
stow Tract Oakland deed made to correct de-
scription and names in 256 d. I'D; $40
Cecilia NJ. Greer (Shutteworth) and John
siIsS' $40 'n"'0"'o' -1'-'' =
Eugene sehenk (wifs OF Carl A. to Eugene
Schenk (daughter) lot on NV corner OF Cen
tral avenue and Willow street N l20 by "
7:e. lot IS block A. Oakland Point Homestead
Jane F. and Margaret sexton Ctrustess un-
der deed OF trust made By V. R. Raymond sr
al January 20 1904 to Patrick Sexton. lot
on n line Of Ninth street, 100 W or Ahce
so by N 100. lots "a and 25 block 122 ksl-
lersbersers map; also lot on line OF Ninth
street. $50 W Of Alice. W BY n 100. portion
lot 26 block 122. same quitolaim deed; $40
Harlow P. Bancroft to Anna A Kyle, lot on
w line OF Grove street, 40 y Of FlIty .tourl1, l
y 40 by W 113. 81. portion lots Is and IA, block
S, Alpins Tract, Oakland; $40. -. vr vr,,
Festa n Colby widow TO Harley W. hlt-
finger. lot on line OF JOY (or Sixty -third)
street 37415 W Of Colby. " 100 by loo lots
II and y, block 1. Roberts and Wolfskiu tract
Harley W and Julia NJ Kittinger 70 Rob
f5i fbr Il !9ss3 H2a9 distant l9f on 3hsrson Rs s.
BY 100 parallel with Colby, portion lot IL.
block ]. same. Oakland: $40. -
Bertha Haines (widow) TO Oscar b WulDern,
lot 9. block 5. Daley's Scenic Park Tract
Berkeley; $40
H Pitmsn, lot NE corner OF Rose and
Spruce streets. z sos. n 185. " 80. 135 4.
lot >. block f. Bergman Tract Berkeley SO
Annie NJ. Baker (single) to ]. and Caroline
Souffraine (wife) lot on r line OF Sacramento
street 1o5 S OF Virginia, 30 by 2 1870 portion
Of lots 4 and s. block 3. map Teachers state
University Homestead. Berkeley; $40.
HOnore and Mary E Blais (wife) 70 NJ.
Marsh L. Fremant and A Shenson. lot on
NV corner OF Eighth and Madison streets. y
37:6 by " 115. block SO, Kellersberger's Map,
Oakland; SO
Marietta and Charles H. Douglas to Helen
F. Larimer, lot 43. LOcksley Square. Oakland; !;
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society % ]. s
Burpee. lot line OF Knox avenue 1I3-h8
z Of Grove street. W 35. n 94S4 + "a. 81. 3
97.sT Oakland; s1O5O
]. s. and Josephine Burpes to Jennie NJ
Saunders same. Oakland. $40.
Emelia O. or Emily c. and o. Gustason
TO ]. Couralet (single) lot on NV corner OF
Fairview and Harper streets. n 100 BY " so.
portion OF lot 8. block T. map OF property OF
A 3. Dixon. Berkeley: SO.
Jane Watson Thomas widow 20 Sarah II.
Gregory. lot 8, map OF la Iona Park. Berke
ley; $40
Anna B. and George E. Wellington to The
Holmes Investment Company (corporation). lot
on SW corner OF Russell street and Telegraph
avenue 3 1852. " 1892. n 13O. so r 155. %.
lots and O. block 2. Suburban Tract. Berke-
ley: $40
George N. Williams (single) to William Bos-
cow lot on SW corner OF Pacific avenue and
/ Chaplin street " $50 by 5 $50 block I, Chaplin
/ Tract. Alameda: $40
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Fortune Favors Berkeleyans.

BERKELEY, Aug. 11.-Mrs. Nor
gan L. Ryder. wife of the Town Trus-
tee, and Mrs. Henry Baker missed be-
ing victims of the recent Colorado
train disaster by a few seconds and
the generosity of q conductor. In re-
turning from the East they got off at
a way station in Utah and nearly
missed their train. They would have
lost it but for the conductor, who saw
them, running and signaled for stop.
The next train, which they might have
been compelled to take, was the ILL
fated Colorado possenger that went
through the fridge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Referred to Health Board.

OAKLAND, Aug. 11.-After A con-
ference tonight the Ordinance and
judiciary Committee Of the City Coun-
ell referred back 10 the Board of
Health the proposed new plumbing
regulations ordinance. The board wa.
requested 10 confer further with the
plumbers touching points that are in
dispute as to sanitary inspection of
repair work on buildings. A large
delegation Of the Master Plumbers
Association and many journeymen at
tended the committee meeting and
took part in the discussion. 1t was
upon Councilman John L. Howard's
motion that the ordinance was re-
ferred back. There has been a con-
test over the measure for months.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Would RevoIe Contract.

OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-THE suit of
Mrs. Jennie de Souza against Attor-
ney Frederick Russell 10 set aside a
contract whereby she agreed to give
him half Of her share in the estate of
her grandfather, the late James SEQ
vile, has been transferred from San
Francisco TO this city. Mrs. De Souza
claims that she was not of age when
she made the contract and that the
attorneys fee would be out of all
proportion TO the work he would
have 10 perform Mrs. De Souza was
formerly Jennie Bamber and at one
time lived In Guerneville. in Sonoma
County. Her share Of the estate Is
estimated at $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
DENY Rumor of Sale.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-THE story
has been revived that the Southern
Pacific Company is to purchase the
holdings of the Oakland Transit Con-
solidated and Key Route ferry sys-
tenn None of the officials residing
here. however, place credence in the
rumor. F. M. Smith and F. c. Ha-
vens the two men who would know
what truth there is in the rumor. are
both at watering places in the East
and il is argued If there were any
such important move on hand they
would be here.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
NATIVE SONS TO GIVE
LARGE THEATER PARTY
Admission Day Celebration Committee
VIII Attend Oakland Playhouse
On Monday, August 90.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-THE Admission
day celebration committee of the Ma
tive Sons will give a theater party at
the Liberty Theater on Monday even
ing, August 29, to raise additional
funds for the celebration. The play
which IS to be presented on that date
is The Private Secretary" The mem
bers Of the committee in charge of the
arrangements for the affair are: S. Hy
ans, Dan W. Doody, w. L. Poulsen.
G. K. Townsend Fred S. Gone. B. H.
Dean and V. Wehe
The members Of the Piedmont Par
Tor have ordered a new banner, which
viii be used for the first time in the
parade on Admission day. The let
tering and designs on the banner will
be wrought in gold
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
ACOUTT VIOLATOR OF
THE GARBAGE ORDINANCE
Joseph Peratta, Scavenger, Wins a
Victory in Justice Court Over
CrematOry Company.

OAKLAND, Aug. IA victory
was won to-day by the scavengers as
against the ordinance recently passed
to protect the garbage crematory peo-
pie from competition in the destruc-
ton of the waste of the city. Joseph
Peratta was acquitted this evening
before a jury in the Justice Court of
violating the ordinance against dump
ing garbage on exposed ground.
For the purpose of a test case, Per-
alta violated the ordinance. At
former trial the jury failed to agree,
but this evening a unanimous verdict
was rendered acquitting him. The
case will be appealed to the Superior
Court
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
RICH ESTATES LEFT
TO SURVIVING SPOUSES
Peter n. RemiIIard and Charles Neu-
deck Leave All They Had to
Their Widows

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-THE will Of the
late Peter N. Remillard, filed to-day,
shows that he left property valued at
more than 100000. The entire estate
is left to his widow, Cordule Remillard.
No provision is made for the three
children, Philip H., Emma and Lillian
Remillard, as deceased states he has
entire confidence in his wife's judg-
ment in the matter.
BY the will of her late husband,
Charles Neudeck of Haywards, which
was filed to-day, Mrs. Mary Neudeck is
left an estate valued at from $4,000 to
SIS 900 The property is left to her for
her lifetime and at her death goes to
the three children, Carl N, Mary and
Elizabeth Neudeck, share and share
alike.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
CITY WILL REMOVE
HORSES KILLED IN FIRE
Loss on Buildings and Stables Burned
Wednesday Night in Alameda
Is Heavy.

ALAMEDA, Aug. IL. - Work was
commenced this afternoon removing
the remains of the horses Moderated
in the fire that destroyed the Graham
stables last night. The work is be-
ing prosecuted by the city. 1t has
been learned that the insurance on
the stables is very little and the loss
to the owner will therefore be great.
Two firemen of the Sherman Hose
Company, the Dillon brothers. were
slightly burned.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Moses Levy Acquitted.

A Jury in Judge Lawlor's court yester-
day brought in a verdict Of not guilty in
the case of Moses Levy. charged with
burglary. Louis Novinsky, who was
tried for the same crime on July 26,
was convicted. He turned States evil
dence and implicated Levy. but the
Jury disregarded his testimony.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Thief Makes Confession.

OAKLAND, Aug. 11.-Adrian Heller
arrested for bicycle theft by Sergeant
Of Police Lynch. has admitted that he
stole a wheel belonging to G. Leggett,
as we'll as the one owned by Louis Bas-
tian, for the theft Of which he was ar
rested The police believe the youth
stole others.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
VIII Meet at Haxwards.

HAYWARDS, Aug. 1.-THE grand
council of the 1. D. E. S. will meet in
Haywards on Monday, September Il,
and the session will continue until Fri
day, September is. The following com
mittees have been appointed by Presi-
dent Brandon of the local branch of
the order: Public subscriptions, r.
Foster; decorations, Grand Secretary
p. G. Leonardo; ball, ]. f. Rose and
j. H Woods.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Quarterly Convention.

ly convention of the Alameda County
Endeavor Union meets at the First
Presbyterian Church in this city to-
morrow. There will be an opening
praise service at $3.50 o'clock, followed
by a basket lunch at 5:45. In the
evening the meeting will be opened
by vesper service beginning at 7:15
o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
POLICEMAN KENTZ RESIGNS
FROM THE OAKLAND FORCE
Takes a Hint Given Him by Commits
sioners and Concludes Not to
Go to Trial.

OAKLAND, Aug. 11.-Policeman
Carl E. Kentz filed his resignation
this afternoon with the Chief of Po-
lice. This was in accord with the in
timation given by the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners after hearing the
charges lodged against Kentz for mis-
conduct at a picnic at Shell Mound
PARK. Candidates to succeed Kentz
are Substitute Patrolmen T. Brown.
Charles Ford and Gunther.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Barns Go With Tenants.

BERKELEY, Aus. I'm. T. Ashby
bought a house at Bergman and Jo-
sephine streets a month ago, but when
his agent. z. F. Barry, visited the
place to-day he found that somebody
had walked off with the barns on the
place, the sidewalk and the vegetable
garden.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
AGED WOMAN MEETS
WITH STRANGE MISHAP
Mrs. Harriet Seeber Sustains Fracture
of Hip While Trying to Turn
Around.

BERKELEY, Aug. lin attempt
ing to turn her body while standing
and without moving her feet, Mrs. Har-
riot Seeber Of 2O35 Haste street lost
her balance and fell in such a way
as to cause a fracture of the right hip
As Mrs. Seeber is SO years of age. the
physician in attendance considers her
case critical.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
Retnrns ave Canvassed.

OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-THE Board Of
Supervisors to-day completed the
canvass of the returns OF the recent
primary election. NO changes were
fonnd in the general result announced
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12

s,-rs EoR DIVORCE OAKLAND AUG.
S1,it for divorce on the ground OF cruelty
was begun to-day by Mary V. Silva against
Ambrose G Silva.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12
o< NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA \
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OAKLAND.
1915 Broadway.
Telephone Main 1888.
BERKELEY.
2148 Center Street.
Telephone North ~.
ALAMEDA.
1435 Park Street
Telephone Alameda $50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12


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FIRE BURNS ROOF.-OAKLAND. Aug
1i.-Fire at 80 o'clock this morning destroyed
the roof OF NJ. c. croeby's residence. S17 Unior
street
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-23
ASSASSINATED

ST MARIE. Idaho. Aug e2-Ed.
reutlst. a timber locator. vas shot
end killed on the trail near Mica
,.era yesterday. and Prank Lind
soy. @ companion. vas shot through
the arm This was the second at-
tempt en- HHnueys life iie was
shot from ambush aud seriously
wounded several months ago.
Tile trouble that eliminated In
this tragedy has been brewing for
months Il 81 claimed that cruisers
iu the employ 90 big lumber com
panles have employed men 90 jump
settlers claims on the ground that
their lands were more valuable
for timber than for agriculture. Two
months ago Bentley. who was
charged with claim jumping, was
warned 20 leave the country, and
failing. was shot and wounded from
ambush.