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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
MANY SHOWS
TO Be BARRED
SOphOmores and Freshmen
viii Not Be Allowed to
Run Free In Amusements

BERKELEY, May s.-Students OF the
university have to-day spent what time
they had TO spare from examinations
in considering the fun import Of the
revolutionary measure successfully put
through by the executive committee OF
the Associated Students, whereby the
committee is 10 absolutely control all
student activities in the future, par
ticuIsrIy with reference to diversions
enjoyed az the colleges.
II was expected that q strong pro-
test would be made in certain quar-
teTs that hitherto have enjoyed IN
restricted facilities for carrying out
their plans for amusement, but the
news Of the executive committees sur-
prfsing plan has apparently stunned
most OF the undergraduates Their
talk OF IL to-day was cf that sort
which seems to but partly appreciate
the significance Of the movement Only
the freshmen and sophomores really
vailed The others are considering.
Joseph p. Loeb. editor Of the Cali
forniaD, advocated such a measure In
the college daily q week ago, but IL
was not known then that the ezecU-
tive committee seriously considered fol-
loving out his recommendations and
making them into concrete statutes.
That has occurred, however.
The executive committee made It
plain to-day that certain time -honored
class and college activities will be con-
sidered az entitled to place on the HIST
Of permissible functions. This list in
cludes such affairs ss the freshman
glee the freshman reception, the soph-
omore hop, the junior promenade. the
senior ball, the senior assemblies, the
colonial ball, the senior banquet, ban
Quets by colleges, etc. Diversions for
women must receive the approval Of
the Associated Women Students.
The poor success Of some dramatic
performances recently conducted under
the auspices Of the university helped
to convince the influential students
that pruning was necessary.
1t will hereafter be impossible for an
ambitious "co-ed' or clique Of .'co-eds"
to organize a club OF frat, prepare
an entertainment, and then call upon
college people to support and show
their college spirit" In the act.
The freshman and sophomore classes
particularly will feel the bride, az the
Iigt Of functions they will be permitted
to engage in IL limited to traditional
affairs
1t lie from the sophomore and fresh
man classes that the wall arises to-day.
The sOphomores particularly resent the
cutting out Of the sophomore bur-
lesque, a feature that was successfully
carried out at the Macdonough Theater
IA Oakland this year. The freshmen,
being limited absolutely TO their one
glee and reception, regard themselves
as hardly used, and 1t is possible that
a memorial from the class, In relation
TO the matter. Will be presented to the
university authorities during the next
few days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
To PRESS sui
FOR 4 DIVORCE
While Former Secretary Of
j. u. G. A. DaIlies in East
His Wife viii Sever Ties
GOULDs ARE AGREED
james A. Jones Asks for sep
srstiOn From Spouse Vino
Watts to 60 About Alone

OAKLAND. Nay s.-WhIIe william
= KHna is staying with hts mother At
Iaor. - T.. far from the sesnss q his
Isbors here - the general secretary of
the Ycun3 Mems ChristIsn Association,
rs rIfs remains II Oakland with their
son. intent On pressing her suit for d.
v,rce- Charges are made by her 70 the
erect thzt ne vas epsmoEsd of z song
bird. once q member of one of the
cnofrs - this csty. and sfss also alleges
that ~ engaged himself 70 young
woman of Chicago under the repEesen- r.
fsfion that he wss single man Mrs.
EHax declares that her husband drank
Hcuor while they were living ~ the
CTslHn Hotss 10 this city
A corn promise has been reached IN
the marital troubles of Mrs. Clara A.
Could and Henry Gould, president Of
fne n. Gouic Company she brought z
suit for maintenance against hina. BV
fhe agreement arrived 81 she - 70 get
IN assured income u 80 q month The
fats a. fEe corner of Eleventh and
Campbell streets are 81 her disposal for
her Hfe o. she may take the income
from them. which her husband has
Esarsufees shall yield 80 . month
Jose r. Es1es and MARY Sunss o.
Eszsrk. whose troubles have been On
the verge d 0Den outbreak, have con-
GUIDED ~ divide their property and live
apart Thsy opFn two houses Oh sd-
foIniag lots and each - to occupy one
~ them. They had 900. and this has
teen divided equally.
Laura p Jones f. too strenuous
hsl lprnest. according 70 2 complaint in
q divorce action fled te-dsy 5y James
= Jones. and - asks for 2 separation
On the ground II cruelty. She went 70
PARTIES without him and refused 70 get
- and cook his breakfast
Roy l.. GiHem vas granted divorce
from Alice Gillian to-day b. Judge
Melvin for cruelty. The husbs nd
claimed that hfs wife had transferred
her smecfiors % =. Grsnd5ezn.
The troubles u Margaret OConneil,
Who is suing John y. O'ConneH for d.
yorce. were aired before Judge Els
worth to-day. and the hearing was con-
finue6 I'll tomorrow morning. She
says she has seen him with another
wornan on his knee and that his ac-
tons amounted 20 cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
ORDERS SUIT BROUGHT.

OAKLAND, May s.-The Grand
Jury fled a communication this even
ing with the County Clerk directing
the District Attorney 70 bring suit
sfainst Fred c. Gift for sssz IS,
which It says has been illegally paid to
him for making indices for the JUS
tees C0urf, which work has not been
performed and the payment therefor
is without authority Of Isw.
The Grand JUry also spent consid-
srsbIe time in investigating an alleged
lncendisry FIRE that occurred IN the
paint sfOre Of Max DohrmaDn, At 5e0
Seventh street on April 8. The fire
vas called TO the attention Of the jury
by the United Fire Insurance Com
Dsny, which carried q $500 policy on
the contents OF the store.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
SCHOOL CENSUS
SHoNSINCREASE
Redwood City Will Not
Lose Funds Because of Cut
ting Up of the District
REPORT OF OFFICIAL
MarshaI's Returns. Though
Incomplete, Reveal the Re
qtired Number of Children
Special Di.7ateA TO n. CAN

REDWOOD CITY May s.-Any fears
that the people OF Redwood may have
felt that decrease IN the number OF
eligible school children this year would
injure the high standard Of the local
schools have been disstDared By the
preliminary report Of Chief Census
Marshal H e HoImquist-
In the new arrangement Of school
districts. made operative for the first
time this year. part OF the Redwood
City school district was incorporated
in the recently created Los Louitas
district. It was feared IN consequence
that Redwood would lose a consider
able sum Of money necessary for school
purposes Holmquist reports. however,
that he has already secured enough
children TO make the return as large
az last year, and the count Is not by
any means complete.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
v ANT TO find
MISSING MEN
Special Dispatch to III. Can.

TACOMA. May s.-San Francisco
relatives have written to Dawson po-
lice and newspapers regarding two
more Californians whose location is
desired If they are still in Yukon Ter
ritory. j. J. Hamilton of San Fran
cisco was last heard from two years
ago in the Upper Yukon country. near
Dawson knowledge of his where
abouts is desired by NJ Callaghan of
420 Franklin street. Mrs. o. A. Shicher
of 2052 Bush street wants information
of the whereabouts Of Charles Edward
Ellis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
crNEII.IER TrNERAL-

OAKLAND. Nay s.--Tbe funeral Of
=. =. Cuvellisr, vice president Of the
A. Vignier Company Of San Francisco
and former City Councilman OF this
city, who committed suicide yesterday,
vii be held to-n1orrov from the fam
sly residence. Only members Of the
family viii be present. The Rev. G.
r.. Brown, pastor Of the First Con-
EregauOnsI Church. Will offciate. The
remains will be incinersted at the
Oakland Cremafory.
Flags on public buildings were low
cred 20 bslf-mast to-day out Of respect
- the former city Official Coroner
Hshrmznn viii hold an inquest FRI
day afternoon At o'cs. X.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
BOY ACCIDENTALLY STRUCK
BY HEAVY METAL SPHERE
Carl Lueb<eman Probably Fatally In
Jured BY Shot Hurled by High
School Athlete.

School Athlete.
OAKLA..D, May with his skull
fractured by a blow from an eight
pound iron shot, Carl Luebkeman, 10
years old, lies at his home, 1912 FTIbert
street, lowering between life and death.
The boy was struck this afternoon
while watching athletic practice at the
training grounds of the Oakland High
School. The shot-putter was Karl r.
Auerbach, 20 years old, residing at 554
Twenty third street.
Just as Auerbach hurled the metal
sphere, little Carl Luebkeman, who
was among the crowd of small boy
onlookers, stepped into range. Before
the lad could heed warning cry the
sf1ot struck him on the side of the head
and he sank senseless.
The boy was taken to his home,
where his death IL expected. Auer-
bach is heartbroken over the accident.
After investigation the police permitted
him to go free, but ordered him to keep
within call Of headquarters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
SEw STOCK ASSOCIATION
HOLDS SESSION IN DENVER
AGiiiafioH With Parent Organization
said 10 BE Out Of Queation
af Prrscnf

DENVER. May s.-Tbe American
Stock Growers Association, which was
organized last January By seceders
from the National Live Stock Associs-
tion, is holding its first annual conven-
ton IN this city. Several hundred cat
temen were present at the opening
session IN the Broadway Tbeater to-
day. Discussion among the members Of
the American Stock Growers Associa-
fiOn indicates that aff1iiafioD with the
National Live Stock Association is out
Cf the question at present.
AZ the opening Of the convention to-
day Secretary A. T. de Ricqles an
nounced the death Of President schaef-
er. Colonel William r. Hughes OF
Denver was elected temporary chair
man and Fred p. Johnson was elected
assistant secretary. The members have
practically agreed on Murdo Macken-
zie, = prominent Colorado and Texas
cattlemsn. a. Schaefer's successor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
JOHN MIII.IN MAY MARRY
CAESAR YOUNG's WIDOW
Bool<maker's Former Racing Partner
Reported BetrotlBed 90 Bereaved
Friend

NEW YORK, May 9.--It Is rumored
that Margaret Young. widow OF
Caesar" Young. the booknaIzer. is
engaged 10 marry John MiIIIn. her
late husbands racing partner. Nei-
ther Mr.. Young nor Millin could be
seen tonight, but Mrs Bernard 8.
McKsan. sister OF Mrs. Young. refused
10 either deny or affirm the report.
rs Mr.. Miilin a caller upon your
sister," she was asked.
Il would not say how regularly he
has been calling" was the reply. but
he has been calling upon her. II you
desire 10 ascertain whether the re-
port is true. ask Mr.. Millin or nv
sister"
Mrs. McKean said that n there were
an engagement existing between her
sister and Mr.. Millin. gbe knew moth
fng OF II.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
PLU UMBERS MEET
IN SACR AMENTO

SACRAMENTO. May "a large
crowd of men and women assembled in
the Maple Hall of the Masonic Temple
this morning when the fifth annual
State convention of the Master Plumb
ers' Association of California opened.
The meeting was called to order by
Thomas Scott, who introduced w. Mott
as chairman Mott presented State
President Frank Jay Mayor Hassett
made a happy address of welcome to
the delegates of the convention The
convention then went into executive
session,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
RED CROSS GETS BEoUEsT.

OAKLAND, May obligation over
the will Of Mrs. Teresa L. Merchant,
who left her estate to the Oakland
Red Cross Society, to be used for the
relief Of sick and needy soldiers, has
now been settled and the beuuest Of
$4,000 will be added TO the endowment
fund of Fabiola Hospital, where bed
has been reserved for the use of any
silk soldier in want OF aid. Plans are
being made by the society for a Red
Cross room at Fabiola Hospital. which
will be reserved for the use of soldiers
III and in want
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
BRINGS FOOD TO PATIENT
AND FINDS HIM DEAD
Unknown Laborer Strangles Himself
In Attic OF Cottage Near San
Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, May s.-An un-
known laborer committed suicide this
evening by strangling himself in the
attic of a cottage near the Hotel Bon
Air. The deceased went to work for
NJ. II. Lloyd yesterday morning, but
shortly after sprained his ankle He
retired to the attic, where Lloyd nurs-
ed him. This evening when his even
ing's meaf was brought he was found
dead.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
PLAN GALA DAY FOR CHILDREN.

MILL VALLEY. May s.-On
Thursday afternoon the Outdoor Art
Club will give a party to the children
OF the members "A delightful pro-
gramme has been arranged for the
entertainment Of the little folks. srrz
j. J. Folger and Mrs Haake will have
charge of the programme.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
LEAVES STANFORD TO TAKE
TULANE UNIVERSITY CHAIR
Samuel j. Barnett Resigns 10 Become
Head OF Department in New
Orleans Institution
STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Nav .

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 9.
Samuel j. Barnett, assistant profess
sor in the department OF physics at
Stanford University since 1900, has re-
signed his position at Stanford and
will leave for Tulane University, New
Orleans, where he will be at the head
of the physics department. Tulane
University is one of the largest edu-
cational institutions in the South. Pro-
fessor Barnett is a graduate OF Den
yer University and has received an
advanced degree from Cornell Uni
versity, New York
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.

SAN RAFAEL. May An enter
tainment viii be given by the men,
bers OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Hall Rafael Friday night.
The programme TO be rendered IS an
exceptionally fine one. and a large
audience is expected 70 crowd the
hall The various committees are
working hard TO make the affair en-
joyable-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

MERcHANTs' EXCHANGE ELECTION. -
Oakland, May g.-The Merchants Exchanre
AZ IL annual meeting tonight elected the fol-
lowing directors: George w. Arper n M
Rriare. y. g. Brown. j. l.. Cfamplin N r
Coward -. Crowiey; +. a.. Eiben r. M
FarwelI. Herman ~. Gard. Theodore Gier
Gec4e~ Hoffman. A. Jonse r. r. Muller, ri
NJ aauborD. a. ~. schleuter, Fred Sinclair
J. y ". sohst. W. H. Weflbye H. O. VIII
lismf. j. s. Wixson. Z. A. Young ana VIII
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

ACCUSES FORMER wIFE.-osiand. MAY
s.--cstheT-ne Collins was before Police Judge
saith to-day charged by her divorced hue-
eend. Eugene Collins. with batterng him with
household utensils last night at his residence
nnltted his former wife TO occupy the place
VIII treir children. but she abused the scrfvf-
ifre The care was continued for three f<yf
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9.-consul General
Mason, reporting to the State Department uDon
the disastrous effect upon trade with Germa nv
Involved by the German tariff law which
Il to go into effect next March urges s'the
preparation OF new and carefully drawn
treaty OF amity which promotes a normal and
protecting the interests Of both nations.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
HUNDREDS WILL
co TO TANANA
spse..i ps.paseh . n. can

TACOMA, May 9.-Loaded- with
passengers and freight. a half-dozen
steamships will leave Dawson this
week for Tanana River. The vessels
have been pulled out OF Sunnysfde
Slough, near Dawson, and are now
loading They viii be ready to de-
part as soon as dispatches from the
lower river Indicate that the fcejarns
on the Yukon Flats and near RAM
part have been broken 1t is expected
the first vessels will leave this week.
The number Of passengers desiring
passage fully equals the maximum
number the ships can carry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
WORK on NEW PALO ALTO
SCHOOL TO BEGIN SOON
E a Hettinger Gets the Contract 70
Build Structure, 10 Cost
$50 $50.

PALO ALTO. May 9--The second
set OF bids for the constructfon OF the
new PaIo Alto grammar-school build-
ing We're opened to-day and the con-
tract was awarded to E A Hettingsr
for S20.359- Work on the building
finished in time for the fall opening
Of the schools
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

VIENNA. May e.--It is reported frou sz.,
mar. Hungary, that rowboat contains. Sea. ee.,.
teen peasants capszed while ~r..s.,ss. -o.,E-
river yesterday with the result tb.s tb'nt ne
women were drowned. -i1'sh
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

NEW YORK. May s-Judge L.acombs IN
the United States Circuit Court to-day granted
an order to show cause why a receiver should
not be appointed, for the United Shoe Ma
chinery Company Of New Jerssy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
LANDSLIDE ON TEHACHAPI
GRADE DERAILS FREIGHT
Engine and Four Cars Are Knockea
From the Track Near Tun-
mel Eight
BAKERSFIELD. May "a Is,

BAKERSFIELD. May "a land
slide occurred this morning at &
o'clock on the Tehachapi grade at tun-
mel s. The track is covered for a d,s-
tance of fifty feet with pile of dirt
twelve feet deep. santa Fe freight No.
engine and four cars were deralled r.
will take about nine hours to clear nm
the wreckage-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

RAwLINs. wyo. May o.--Ths y.o, .,,-
OF cosgrif Bros OF half a mutton posnd9 mp
this being the highest price IN the stats ma
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

NEW YORK. May 9.-With the sanctso,
and help of the imperial Governments th-
Chinese merchants OF New York are or9anlzin<
commercial association to which every
Chinese merchant or proprietary holder viii
be eligible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

JACKSON. Miss. May s.-rhe busine.. a,.-
fire to-day. Loss 100000 %
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
GIVES UP HER OWN LIFE
TO SAVE TWO BABIES
Burns Received by Mother In Efforts
to Rescue Little Ones
Pr Fatal.

POMONA. May 9.-Mrs. Nora
Amson, who was frightfully burned by
her clothing catching fire from gaso-
line stove last night, died this MORN
ing. Mrs. Arnason received the fatal
burns In attempting to keep the flames
away from her two babies, who were
in the same room with her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

The piano section OF EbeII il TO give
18th at the club rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
FIND MANY CHILDREN WHO
ARE NOT VACCINATED
strans Conditions Revealed by Re-
turns Of Census Marsh In
San Diego County.

SAN DIEGO, May s.-Results of the
school census in San Diego County In
dicate that more than half Of the
pupils in the Escondido public schools
are unvaccinated and that nearly half
of the child population of Oceanside
has not been-vaccinated.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE ELEcTToN

Mr.. ana Nrs. Lowell Hardy are spending
few weeks AZ Gilroy
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Tomorrow evening the "Wednesday Morning
Musical Club will give interesting pro-
gramme IN the Ebeii rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

RUmors OF several affairs which will have
Mrs Ada Laymance es the object OF chief
interest are whispered here and there ON
Friday afternoon Mrs. Gilbert cu4tiss will
entertain between the hours OF 2 and for Misc
I-aynance and IL is TO be Kitchen
shower" some original surprise is sure to be
planned By the clever hostess.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Mrs william LynhaD Shiels that most
bospifable Of bostesses Will entertain In honor
Of three OF the recently engaged girls this
week wednesday evening Miss Ella sterritt
ana Miss cordelia Bishop will with their
respective 1ances. Mr.. Barbour and Dr. Al
defson share the honors or a dinner and on
THURSDAY May ~, Mics Florence White will
be the compinented guest ct a luncheon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Mrs. 9. W Kinsey has returned after ,
delightful visit with her daughter Mrs. Mel
vile Dozier. in Los hngeier.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

San Francisco folk are finding the Clare
mont Club a delightful place In which TO en-.
ferfain and the luncheon given b. Mrz. T11oDa,
1dorfew yesterday Of the most pleas.
ant affairs held there. 2rs. Buckingham
Mrs. Clarence Wetmore and Mrs Waiiact
BrizRe were among the gpests and the littIr
imMOmptu song recital they gave added much
70 the charm OF the afternoon. Among tbs
few Ozklandcrs present was Mrs Gilbert Cur
tlss Covers were laid for thirty-two IN.
guests Including Miss Ella AcCiosky, Mrs.
Clarence Mann. Mrs. John y. Young. Mrs
Albert Rafsch. MiEs Anita Gonzsles Mrs
Charles A. Warren, Mrs. A. W. Scott ane
ofterr,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-28
THE SIDEW ALkS.

Last Wednesday morning the con
tractors for the construction of the cont
crete layencuts commenced work nj
the corner Of Lee and Main streets,
preparing the grade tor the curb re-
moving instructions and following
the lines laid down hy the civil pngi
nrer according to plans and specified
tons II is with considerable salts
faction that our people notice the he
ginning Of this important work, which
adds su much 10 the appearance aud
of our city and progress of
the work and will be- watched it'll
interest by all concerned MeRsls
& Forbes, the contractors are
gentlemen of large experience in this
ind Of work aud will without donht
push The work with energy and dis
patch The Indictment weather has
heretofore been bar 90 progress, but
now thai the skies have cleared and
weather cool the work will proceed
rapidly
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-28
"SANDY BOTTOM.

There is always sweet feeling
Of rest, contentment aud sim.
plicity in the far away country
villages and cross road towns
far from the hum and roar and
rush of city life. There is trust
fnlness admits of open doors and
hospitable welcome. A newcomer
is looked upon as a friend until they
are proven otherwise. Each in
dividnal in the little hamlet know
the movements of his friends and
neighbors. The rugged life rs
ually led by the inhabitants of the
hill district in Arkansas, Missouri
and Kentucky ,dmits of portrayals
which become the acme OF stage
pictures Down in Arkansas in
the Southwestern pnrt Of the State,
is a little hamlet called nSandy
Bottom with its cross roads post
Office, blacksmith shop, old fash.
ioned tavern and the nslal brick
The anibor has seized upon this
pastoral situation and has woven
around il the ground work Of a
graphic story which constitutes a
of intense interest.
This play will be seen at the
Vendome Opera House. on Sun.
lay, January 90. matinee and
night, aud always appeals for.
sibly to popa,as interest of all
classes. 1t is a romance worthy of
Dumas aud uther famous writer's
:lvclving the plot is beautiful
,ne sweet, pathetic and natural, I
Ind teaches a wholesome moral
esson Like these patriotic songs
America and itStar Spangled
Banner. it never fails to touch
he hearts aud minds of those who
lee it portrayed with vivid life-li
lction. II blends paihns. villainy
ind comedy so happily. that laugh
& Is mingled with tears and
hrllis. Il