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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-01-07

have several applications for loans
on approved real estate security. Par
ties having funds to place may fnd ana
opportunity to invest by calling on
l.. r. Gridlev
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Arrange have been completed
for the second animal -rrie> oi popular
entertainments under the auspices OF
the Wauwalosa Advancement Club.
Thr COURSE vill be given at tur Con
gre .atieual church in the Cry ~ Wau-
natosa. and wil consist Of the follow
ing attract ions.
THURSDAY November Do h. aood, Magician.
TUESDAY &uvember 2t- Lou BeauchRmp D.,
Humorous Philosopher. On the "s inny side Of
Life"
Friday December g Earl 70. Drake Com
pauy, iucjUdtug Raj E. Drake, vtnliutst; Paul
Palmer Knapp. y4". 4ureiltst, Miss Biauchc
Blood ttoia}=t tBa i}a Buruap. soprano.
Thursday january 81 thagi~s n THggnrt.
.-Tae Man fsum Vermont entertainer.
FRIDAY February if-Lec fraucIs I.y barger,
orator an Hos to be Happy
Course tickets now on sale at
Schwaiger's Drug Store.
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the Baptist Church

In the morning the pastor w i'll preach
q .One of the Most Beauiiiui Of The
Christian 6races-" la the evening the
congregation viii mite with other
churches in The unioL service at the
Congregational church
The pastor viii lead the 3 y T. T..
at half-past six p. IN.
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One Year Of Intense suffering.

Mis>Carrie Ashey, Cumberland. Wyo
suffered for more than a year with
sore throat aud tickling in the
throat that kept her coughing night
after aj4rht She used Warmers White
Wine ~ Tar aud has pot lost a nights
sleep since Write her.
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nice nn.sh.n. Dc, Grand ,.ri.s.

81 Loui>, Mo November l--Ricc 1 &
Hutchins 81 Boston. malsers oi An
America shoes fer men and womnn
and Edueator shoes for children. re-
ceived Grand rrjN sat 81 Louis Fair
Nauwatosa Agency Lofebcr Bros
Company.
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DEATH or MRS. eooDRroH.


&48& Asae@&&aka4t EAFRbA2aftA AAAtN " @AaN- ~
sosa Passes AWAY.
Mrs Nancy Jane Goodrich. ore oi
fl,e earlg settlers If wiSeou>iB died ~
TIE asne q her niece, Mrs. Harvey Il
Nease. Wednesday norningat so'0loels,
after an Illness of th;rteea weeks, aged
- years and fve months,
Mrs. Goodrich WAS born in Spring
water. Livingston eouaty, New York.
September %, Is22. and came to WIS
censin with aer parents. Mr. and Mrs
Matthew Fuller, Jaly ., lSs6, since
ah .cla time shc has been "a resident o{
Brooks cid and Wauwato~a, She was
married 10 0ramel 6oodiica Of Arook-
He1d5n Is54. A,r, Goodrich died about
thirteen years age, The only inimc-
diate Surviving relatives j. brother.
Afaa2o D. Faucr ot Hauwatosa; taere
are ais several rephevs and uicecs.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dcnce of Ii. L. Moore, North avenue.
Friday afternoon st O'Clock Rev &.
+ esoldthorp Officiating. Intermeut
was at Brookheld cemetery.
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Groceries niththe Richie len brand,
are noted throughout the country fer
their excellence and purity Nettle-
ton. the grocer handles tbcJE
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EvanEeHea' raui's Church

sunday school at 900 q %.
Preaching by Pastor Earhara az
la.0u "a. u-
Young peoples meeting Wednesday
evening al 7,s).
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FOR SaIe--Cord Wood.

Cord wood for sale at - to s. per
cord delivered Enquire of c, ".
Loomis or - u est Main street.
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FOR nent.

Good S~room house aud barn near
car line, electric lights, gas, furnace
and other eonvcnieucoS Ront very
reasonable for winter. Apply 20
l.. Il, GmnLES.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
/ Record OF Recent Events as
Reported 10 This
Paper.
NEWS II A NUTSHELL,
The lneonhirSs aaa 0uts~lusS ef xour
Friends Snd Ncishhors Chron5ciea ny
the Sews' STAFF of Reporters and Cor
respondents.


/ DR. & g. Morton is laid up with
! appendicitis
City Clerk Coultbard has been or the
& sick list Tor several days
Mr. l. :, Pea>e spent part a the
week n Nenaello, Wis on bus ness
Mr. Reginald 2Flite VIII give aarc-
inr party, ~ his bone. thi> sveuiur.
Mr. VIM. Bryan is seriously il] At tte
home OF lis daughter, Mrs, L. brock
way
N5s~p,5ve Leseber ravea Eve o'clock
tea last Friday in honor Of Miss Helen
Myers
Miss Ruth Sporleaer has returned
from d week visit with Mrs Chas.
Cole n Eagle Wis
Mrs SIlas Neuzie, 81 Belojt. IS visit
ing at her fathers, Nlr smith Mccor-
mack, Eighth avenue
Mrs, O ?. Chnbb will leave early
/ next week for Beaver Dam 20 visit her
sister Mrs. Lanorepx
/ Miss Ellen Roodmansee, Of I-oclgrort,
! III. Is visiting her amt, Miss Anna
i Wells, Greenfield avenue,
! Mr.. ana Mrs John Hanme, Green
. field avenue, entertained st Watch
night party New Years Eve,
5 Mrs Hubbard and her mother, Mrs.
p Il Rollins, are quite in RI the A. 2.
Hubbard home. Brazee street
! Miss Nettie Fairyveathsr, Of Evan
ston H., spent part Of last week visit
( ing Miss Nellie Mccormack.
/ Mrs. NJ. b. Church of Tornsh, and
Miss Church Of Fox Lake. were guests
of Miss Carrie Warren pars Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Natt Jes,sen. OF Wan
para. W3>. we're visitors at the Class
Anderson honse. West Main stresi. a
ae..aay
A daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Fr, 4
Y.h}e. state street. fell Thursday after
,on AMI suffered "a fraeture Of her
collaroone-
Alta meeting Of she Town Board on
THURSDAY laauary s., ii WAS decided
Ia aren = 1,1rava ,hrough tie North
II sec So
Miss Gertrude Da3d of Fond da Lac,
and Miss Hen~iette A}in of White
water. have been visiting Mrs. II. u.
COLBY. Warren aveune.
Mr. otss Kneelars ~ Lewiston
Mica visited AZ the home Of h.s moth
er. Mrs \. L, hneeland, Center street.
Anew days Of this Week.
The Misses Elizabeth and Geraldine
Foley. Mr.. Percy MYERS and L. I.ewel-
I'm Gridlev. returned to their studies
al l " Madison on " e"i'es0aE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stock and Mrs
John Aplin and daughter, who have
been visiting at the Oscar HelEesen
home, 1t. Charles street, lave returned
10 their homes at Eagle, Wis.
The Phillip Furniture Factory build
ing ON State street has been rented 70
Milwaukee parties, who are fitting IT
. up preparatory 70 engaging there in
the manufacture Of hides into leather
/ for glove making.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
will meet Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. q, Halfway. Mrs.
F. NJ. Keats win assist Mrs Hathaway
in entertaining the club
rhaw 7 NJ of the NJ F church
r;7l hold ,hair rs-,7sr monthly meet
;n a. +ha church r,,rsaar afternoon
s.ao a..,a,,- 1sor,-r - Su,rar
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
PAVED STREETS
FOR SAN MATEO
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN MATEO, April ia large force
Of men with plows, shovels and teams
began tearing up B street this morn
ing preparatory to laying the asphalt
pavement so long expected. The work
is being done by private contract. The
contract calls for the improvement of
a part of B street and Second and Third
avenues, the principal business
thoroughfares of the town.
Contractor E. w. Mcclellan has be-
gun work on Baldwin avenue and Is
preparing to pave Poplar, Ellsworth.
Griffith and Fifth avenues, Main street
and the remainder of Ell Canine real.
the old county road. The task begun
this morning will be completed within
a month and before the summer is over
several miles of perfect roadways will
have been finished.
For more than a year the city
trustees labored to secure street i'm
provements under the Vrooman act.
but without success. Finally the prop
erty owners took the matter up with
the result that the work has been
started. The owners are to bear the
expense. When the streets are COM
pleted they will be kept in repair by
the city.
So popular is the move for street i'm
provement that the entire town turned
out to witness the beginning Of the
work.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WOMAN'S idea
SPOILS A HOME
Donald McKechnie Says His
Wife Wrongly Believes He
Is in Love With Another
SPOUSE is IN COURT
Dementia Is the Defense in
a $4,000 Slander Suit
Against Defendants Wish

OAKLAND, April 1s.-Captain Don
aid McKechnie Of the ferry boat Pied
mont testified in court this morning
that mental alteration on the part OF
his wife, resulting in the belief that he
had been untrue to her. caused the
separation between them. He swore
that she had accused him wrongfully.
Tears were in the eyes Of the jurors
as he told Of the marriage vow made
many years ago and how faithfully he
had kept IL. His testimony was called
for by attorneys now defending Mrs.
McKechnie in a $4,000 slander suit
brought by Mrs. Lizzie Triest whom
Mrs. McKechnie accuses Of being the
cause Of her separation from her fam
fly. Upon other subjects she seems
rational. but Captain McKechnie stated
that, try as he would, he could not
make her believe otherwise, while Mrs.
Triest Was a stranger to him.
The defense of insanity was made
against the protest Of Mrs. McKechnie
herself. as she went on the stand and
told the jury she still believed her hus-
band had wronged her
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

BOY DISAPPEARS.-Oaklan April 49,
Peter Slocovich, IL years old, residing at 114e
Nineteenth street. has disappeared, according
to his fathers report to the police.
PARTNERS AT OUTS Oakland. April 49,
Frank Hulgren and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fouts are partners In Frlitvale pigeon farm.
They quarreled to-day over business matters.
Mrs. Fouts declares Hulgren struck her. Hull
gren was arrested.
TRUSTEES ORGANIZE-Berieley, April
1S.-The Board of Town Trustees organized
last night by electing Thomas Rickard presi-
dent. The new Trustees. NJ Olsen and A. F.
Shaad, were inducted. were the other off,
cIals chosen to office at the election on April
TO- These are: Clerk c. L. Merrill Attorney
H H. johnson, Treasurer c. r. Lord, Assessor
F. l.. Wharf, Street Superintendent 2. Q. Tur-
ner. Auditor Thomas Turner, Marshal August
Vollmer and Engineer w. F. Mcclure. The
forming the men will be considered at special
meeting next Thursday night.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Oakland April 49,
by the County Clerk to-day: William ].
Morrison, over 2f, and Daisy C. Chapman over
1S both of Oakland: Charles w. Baum, 49,
and Sue II. Smith. 81, both OF San Francisco
Frank e. Campbell, 26, and Zella F. Rupe, 90
both Of Oakland; George F. Ernanuels. IS, Los
Angeles, and Janet E. Mason "a, Berkeley,
Edward T. Gilligan, 32. Oakland and Louisa
Wiesenbach, u, Alameda; Noln S. weisel, owe,
21 and Elizabeth d. Lane over 1S both oi
San Leandro; Albert C. Westgate, over 21 Al
bany, Or, and Jane z. Corbett, over 1S Berke-
ley; Sydney A Tibbetts. over 81. and Maud
A Mara, over IS, both OF Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
ACCEPTS. HONOR
FROM OLD YALE

BERKELEY, April 1S.-The dispatch
from New Haven printed in The Call
to-day regarding the election of Pro-
fessor c. M. Bakewell to a professor
ship in the philosophy department at
Yale gave the university public here the
first intimation 1t had that Professor
Bakewell contemplated leaving Cali
fornia. The University administration
officials express regret at the prospect
of losing Professor Bakewell. but refer
also to the honor shown to the profess
SOr.
1t is understood that Professor Bake
well is to be at the head of the depart
ment Of philosophy at Yale, making
him commanding figure In great
university. Professor Bakewell has not
yet resigned his place as associate pro-
fessor of philosophy here. in Professor
George H. Howison.s department, but
he Is expected to resign In a few days.
He expresses pleasure at being chosen
by the Yale administration and regret
at leaving here.
Professor Bakewell took his degree
at Harvard, and then taught at Bryn
Mawr in Pennsylvania He has been
in the department of philosophy at the
State University of California for
about seven years. He is the fourth
man to be chosen by the big Eastern
universities from the philosophy de-
partment here, as Professor Josiah
Royce preceded him to the East, hav-
Ing been called by Harvard several
years ago. Both these men were stu
dents under Professor Howison, the
distinguished philosopher and univers-
ity instructor. Professor Bakewell is
one of the few men who have been
al cd 70 f,or hi =, In r pato
Kappa when an alumnus.
The philosophy department Of the
University of California has suffered
the loss in the last few years Of four Of
its strongest men. this illustrating, in
the opinion of educational leaders, the
strength Of the department controlled
by Professor Howison. The four men
who have been taken from California
are Charles McGilvary. George M.
Stratton, Josiah Royce and Charles M.
Bakewell. All have gone to larger
universities
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SALE Of BABE
AROUSES JUDGE
Orders Vendor and Purchaser
to Be Brought Into Court
so He May Examine Them
MAKES HIS BLOOD BOIL
Says That if It Is Possible
He viii Try to Stop Such
Barter of Little Children
MAKES HIS BLOOD BOIL

OAKLAND, April 1s.-Judge w. H.
Waste declared himself in no unmis-
taxable terms this morning in regard to
the trafficking in babies. and said to
Miss Helen SWEET Of the Associated
Charities: This sale of babies makes
my blood boil, and it must be stopped,
and will be If I have anything to do
with it," He then ordered Mrs. Anne
liza Funke of Alameda, from whom the
baby was bought, and also the woman
who made the purchase, to be produced
in court tomorrow morning.
The present instance Of the sale Of q
baby was brought UP when Attorney
George e. jackson applied for letters
of guardianship on behalf Of the Asso-
ciated Charities for child called Edna
Robinson, for the purpose OF the present
proceedings. The child was bought
from Mrs. Funke for $40 by q woman
whose name 80 far has been shielded by
Miss SWEET, but who has been ordered
to be In court tomorrow morning
After buying the baby the woman con-
cluded that she did not want 1t and now
wants the Associated Charities to take
1t. The parents are unknown, except
possibly to Mrs. Funke. The woman
who bought the child. however, must
come into court and tell her story, not
withstanding any promise that Miss
SWEET may have made to the contrary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
fine DRIVEWAY
NEAR WO0DSIDE
Work on Road That Prom
ises to Be One OF Best In
State Rapidly Going Ahead
WALL INSURES SAFETY
Owners of Summer Homes In
San MateO County Furnish
Funds to Finish Highway
WALL INSURES SAFETY
Special Dispatch to The call.

WOODSIDE, April 18.-Work on
the Woodside road is being rushed
and will not be stopped until the
highway has been made one of the
safest and most beautiful In the State.
Several wealthy residents OF the dis
trict who have magnificent summer
homes here are defraying the cost of
the work.
AT one dangerous point in the high
way, the place where a stage toppled
over some years ago, concrete wall
will be constructed from a point be-
low the grade to three feet above 1t,
safe.
At the election for School Trustee
of this district Edward Fake, manager
Of Hazlewood Hills, was the choice OF
the voters. His election assures a
good administration.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
COVERS WORK
OF ONE YEAR

OAKLAND, April 1s.-The Board
Of Trade tonight at its annual meet
ing received a report from Edwin
Stearns, the secretary, summary OF
which is as follows:
Since the last annual meeting over 100000
pieces OF illustrated literature had been dis
tributed throughout this country and Europe
Seventeen hundred and seventy-four nOn-resl-
dents had seen Oakland Berkeley. HayWsros
and other points in this section the semi
weekly --All Day for Dollar excursions
under the auspices Of the board and many had
Letters have been written during the year 10
over four thousand inouirers for facts In the
East ana Europe.
The board sent a committee to Washington
in December and that committee. with the as
sistance OF Senator Perkins and Congressman
Knowland, McI,achlan and other representa-
tives, had succeeded in getting appropria-
tion OF $3.50, 600 for the improvement of Oak
'T'he tule or Juncus rush experiment station
st Elmhurst under the care OF this board has
rushes suitable for manufacturing mating
could be raised in this county Lantern slides
showing views OF Oakland were being used in
Eastern theaters- Through the efforts Of this
board many new manufactures had located in
Oakland and hundreds OF new families had
become residents OF this city and suburbs
Resolutions were adopted thanking
Senator George c. Perkins and Rep
resentatives J. r Knowland and Nc
Lachlan for their efforts to procure
appropriations to improve Oakland
harbor.
The following directors were elect
ed:
c. D. Bates Jr.. John T. Bell, Stuart W.
Booth W. II. Bucholz, H. c. Capweil, r. p.
NJ Greeley, 9. J. Heeseman Hugh Hogan.
". C. Jurgens Frank A. Leach Jr.. Edwin
Meese.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
HRRNETT IS JAILED
FOR TLDEVTT CENTS
STEAMSHIP Man Is Arvested
Has Trouble on Fery-Boat and Says He Will
Not Pay His Bill Twice.

OAKLAND, April 1S.-Benjamin A
Harnett, assistant manager of the To-
yo Kisen Kaisha, the Japanese steam
ship line, with offices at AL Market
street, San Francisco, suffered arrest, g
ride in Oakland's police patrol wagon
and other unpleasantness early this
morning because he stood upon prin-
ciple, according to Harnett's explana-
ton Of dispute over twenty cents
with the steward of the Southern Pa
cific Company's ferry boat Berkeley.
Also did Assistant Manager Harneti
find a charge of defrauding an inn
keeper registered against him at the
city prison, but this morning the
charge was stricken from the police
court docket because the alleged offense
had been committed outside the mu-
nicipal boundaries of Oakland.
1t was on the last trip of the Berke-
ley from San Francisco at 1925 o'clock
this morning that hunger assailed Har-
nett He repaired to the dining room
and partook of succulent doughnuts
and a cup of aromatic coffee. for which
the walters check called for twenty
cents to be paid at the counter. Har-
nett started away, according to the
steward, without settling the score.
The steamship manager Indignantly
declared he nad palQ Dy placln6 tNu
dimes and the check on the cash reg
lister stand.
II didn't get it and you didn't pay,
asserted the steward.
II did pay and you get no more
money from me-" announced Harnett,
producing his personal card TO disclose
his identity to the obdurate steward.
well, you don't leave this boat
until you SETTLE" declared the steward,
summoning two husky railroad police
men, Dunno and Greeley by name
These took charge Of Harnett. who
persisted in, his stand, and escorted
the prisoner to West Oakland, where he
was given into the custody Of the mu-
nicipal authorities Harnett was re-
leased on bail after his arrest.
District Attorney Allen refused to
take further steps after the court had
disposed of the case.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
HALFMOON BAY
is PROGRESSIVE
Citizens of Town Take Steps
to ReOrganiZe Fire Depart
ment and Buy Apparatus
WILL REPAIR HYDRANTS
Residents Plan Many I'M
prOvements That Will Add
to Beauty of Little City
WILL REPAIR HYDRANTS
sp.elal plspateh % rhs can.

HALFMOON BAY, April Is. -
Though Halfmoon Bay has never
been visited by any destructive fires,
the citizens feel that care should be
taken to provide the town with mod
ern fire fighting apparatus. With this
end in view the residents are taking
steps to reorganize the volunteer fire
department
The town has an ample water sup
ply and a sufficient number OF hy-
drants. These latter, however, are at
present Of little use, many OF them
being broken and others useless from
long inactivity. They will be repaired
at once.
This movement Is In line with the
spirit of progress that recently
prompted the citizens to repave and
regrade the streets. and is the fore
runner Of many improvements calcu-
lated to greatly add to the beauty OF
the town.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

WILL GRADUATE
speclaI pi.patch . rh. can.

SAN ANSELMO. April 18.-The an
nual commencement exercises of the
San Anselmo Theological Seminary will
be held in the assembly hall on Thurs
day, April %. Those who VIII be
awarded diplomas are William j. Cliff
ford, San Francisco: Fred r. Marsh,
Daytona. Fla; William E. Parker Jr.
Portland. Or; James III. Sharpe. Denf-
son, Iowa; Leland III. Tracy, Berkeley;
Paul G. Stevens. San Francisco; Gill
bert VOORHEES,, Franklin, Ind. and An
drew ]. Whipkey, Scullton, Pa
The commencement address will be
delivered by Rev. Francis Palmer Of
San Jose. Rev. E z. Baker. president
of the board OF directors OF the SEM
mary, will present the diplomas
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
In MEMORY
OF HIS FRIEND

OAKLAND, April 1s.-Over the lone
" grave Of Colonel Thomas Garrity.
formerly one of the most popular of
Oalzland's attorneys, but now almost
forgotten in the press OF current
events, stands a plain marble head
stone, placed there by Gee Nom, a
Chinese known as the Lottery King
of Oakland.
OF all those who during the life
Of Tom Garrity were proud to be num-
bered among his friends, only one, and
he Of a different race and color, thought
enough Of the one who had passed
away to seek out his last resting place
and mark 1t with a token of regard.
Every year since Garrity's death Gee
Nom has visited the grave to invoke
eternal rest for the spirit of the dead.
At last the spot became so neglected
and overrun with weeds that the grave
could not be seen, and it was then that
the Lottery King" ordered a plain
stone set up TO mark the spot where
the mortal remains of his friend re-
pose.
Over the lonely grave In st. Mary's
Cemetery now stands this token Of a
heathen's friendship, a monument on
which are carved the name of Thomas
Gsrrity and the dates Of his birth and
death.
During his practice as an attorney.
Garrity several times defended Gee
Nom.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MASONIC ORDER HOLDS BIG
CELEBRATION IN CHICAGO
Members Gather From Ali Parts OF
the World for Consis-
tory Jubilee.

CHICAGO, April 18.-Members of
the Masonic order assembled here to-
day to celebrate the golden jubilee of
the Oriental Consistory. Besides be-
ing one of the greatest of Masonic con-
ventions, the event marks the dedica-
ton of the new home of the Oriental
Consistory at Dearborn avenue and
Walton place, said to be the finest
building of the kind In the world.
Assembled within the new temple
to-day were high Masons from all
parts of the world. Members of the
order are here from England, Turkey
and France. from the Hawaiian
Islands and Cuba.
The convention is the f1ftieth ami
versary and the one hundredth con-
vention of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Of the Valley Of Chicago.
The session will last three days, end
ing with banquet on Thursday night,
at which Governor Deneen and Lieu
tenant Governor L. Y. Sherman. both
members, of the consistory, will be
speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WILL HONOR POETS MEMORY.

OAKLAND. April 1S.-Every one
Of the nineteen German societies of
Alameda County Will join in the cell
epration Of the one-hundredth ami
Versary of the death of Frederick
Schiller. the favorite poet of the
fatherland. The celebration will be
held in the Greek Theater at the Uni
versity Of California on Sunday, May
z, and the arrangements are in the
hands Of al central committee, of
which Albert Currlin, the proprietor
of the Oakland Journal, is the chair
man.
The principal events of the pro-
gramme will be an address on the life
of Schiller by Professor Alexis f.
Lange. the reading of a poem in hon.
or Of the great poets memory by Pro-
fessor Gayley, an address in German
bv Professor Albin Putzker, all of the
university; vocal music by the Ger
man singing societies of the county,
and the reading of a poem by Miss
Grace /. Jones'
The crowning of a bust of Schiller
viii close the exercises. Professor
Hugo K. Schilling OF the University
OF California Will act as president of
the occasion.