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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
JUDGE GRAHAM CLUB FORMED.

More than a hundred friends of Judge
Thomas F. Graham, candidate to sue
ceed himself as Superior Judge, assem-
bled in the synagogue at California and
Webster streets last night to
form Judge Graham Club to
promote the fortunes of the
candidate. 1t was decided to make
personal canvass through the Assem-
bly, districts In behalf of Judge Graham.
Among the speakers was Leslie Henry,
a pupil of the Lowell High School.
Among those who took prominent
parts in the, meeting were Wiilus Britt,
James w. Coffroth. Judge Spinnetti,
Alexander Campbell Jr., Joseph ]. Cof-
fey, Walter Trefts. John F.. Kirby. John
Phillips, County Clerk Harry MulcreYy.
Daniel A. Ryan, Edgar Peixotto. ].
o'Mally and Matt I. Sullivan. who pre-
sided.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
CONDEMNS KISSING OF INvALIDs.

BERKELEY, Oct. 1s.-Dr. Edith
Brownsill, in a lecture on hygiene to
the women students of the freshman
class at the university. advised today
against the pernicious practice OF
kissing inveEds, particularly those suf-
fering from fevers. smallpox or tuber-
culosis. She stated that such a prac-
tice is likely TO generate disease An
impression that her advice included a
condemnation of kissing in general was
corrected by DR.. Brownsill, who said
she depiored merely the practice of
kissing the sick who have infectious
diseases.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
DECLARES CRAWLEY TURNS
IBSEN's DRAMA TO COMEDY
Professor Rend0R of Stanford Univer-
sity Crfticises Severely IHterpreta-
fions by WeIl-Knovn Actress.


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 1S.--
"Hedda GabIer," Henrik Ibsen's great
est masterpiece, was staged here last
night in Assembly Hall by Constance
CrawIey, and If the opinion of the
critics of the faculty are criterions the
show was a profound drama turned to
comedy Professor Karl G. Rendoff,
head OF the German department and
one OF the best versed members OF
the faculty in the productions of the
great aukhor, today sent an open let
ter to tie editor of the Daily Palo
Alto, the university publication of the
student body, in which he says:
"Hedda Gabler" is one of Ibsen's
most serious and subtle plays. But
what we were treated to was a farce,
a lamentable misinterpretatior and in
parts a willful distortion of a serious
drama
Whatever our personal attitude to-
ward Ibsen may be, we must acknowl-
edge that his dramas are works of art
and art is always a serious thing.
To see such a work of art degraded
before an audience hungry for the best
and capable of appreciating it, is some
thing that should not be allowed to
pass by without being branded as it
deserves.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
HOLD INauEsr OVER CARMAN.

OAKLAND, Oct 1S.-A Joint inquest
was held over the bodies OF John NJ.
Tenny. the motorman. and William
Trubody. the watchman. killed early
last Sunday morning near the Six
teenth- street depot. No evidence was
introduced which was not made public
Immediately following the announce
ment OF the shooting and the jury
returned the verdict that the men came
to their deaths as a result of gunshot
wounds inflicted by some unknown man
with the intention OF committing mur-
der.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
MNETTI PLAYERS DELIGHT
AUDIENCE IN GREEK THEATER
ClariOnet Quintet of Mozart the Fea-
ture of an Interesting Pro-

Eran1me

BERKELEY. Oct. 1S.-The charm of
chamber music IN the Greek Theater
was shown this afternoon when Giulio
Ninettfs string quartet rendered a
programme which for brilliancy and
absolute merit has hardly been equaled
by any OF the concerts under the
patronage Of the university given dur
ing the last year. The largest au-
dience yet gathered in the spacious
Greek Theater to listen to the playing
of the quartet was in evidence this af-
ternoon. The perfect day, the splen-
did setting for the concert and the rare
programme combined TO provide sat-
isfaction.
The audience took greatest interest
in the clarionet quintet, by Mozart,
which called for the services of A. Spa
dina Of the university symphony or
chestra in addition to the playing OF
the quintet.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
ENCINAL PLANT som.

ALAMEDA. Oct 1s.-F. w Payne of
Gold6eld has purchased the plant OF
the Daily Encinal and will move IT to
the Nevada town The sale was made
by Mrs. George F. Weeks, acting for
her husband, who owned the plant and
who is at present in Mexico. The pub
lication of the Daily Encinal viii not
cease. The pressworl will be done
hereafter in Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
STUDENTS TO GOVERN EScrNA.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. oct. 1s.-
At a meeting of the Encina Club, COM
posed of the residents Of the mems
dOrmitory OF Stanford University, last
night the government Of the big hall
was taken over by the students, who
win hencefortb control the affairs of
the dwelling according to the plans
adopted at the gathering. regular
house club viii be formed and upper
classmen will be the officers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
KERN SALOON HELD UP.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 1S.-The Totem
saloon in Kern was held up and robbed
of $50 in coin last night by a thug,
who entered the door with two hand
kerchiefs tied over his face and with
revolver in each hand. He fired one
shot at the bartender. but missed him.
Two hours later a man under the in
fuence of liquor. giving the name of
E. T. Lee of Los Angeles, was arrested
Masks, three revolvers and $S5 were
taken from him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
News From All Sections of the Four Bay Countie
Society in the Cities
Il cross tbe Bay.

OAKLAND. Oct 1S.-Mrs. Walter
Starr has issued cards for an elaborate
dinner at the Claremont Country Club
to take place on Saturday evening of
this week, her guest of honor being
Mrs John Waterhouse, formerly Miss
Martha Alexander. Covers will be laid
for eighteen. all intimate. friends of
the guest of honor and the hostess.
Those who Will accept OF Mrs. STAIRS
hospitality are Mr. and Mrs. John
Waterhouse, MIR. and Mrs Dan Belden
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Farr. Mr. and Mrs
irving Lundborg, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Chickering, Mr.. and Mrs. John over
bury. Miss Ethel Moore and DR.. George
F. Reinhardt
On Saturday evening, November g,
Mrs. Starr will give a dinner at the
Country Club in honor of Mrs. E. H
Campbell, who has recently come to
oaklands from Washington. D. C.
An enjoyable musicale was given at
the Hillside Club in North Berkeley
last Saturday by Mrs. Charles Var
field. A most delightful programme
was rendered before a large number Of
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Alexander are
again in Oakland, after a trip in the
East.
Mrs. Orrin Kip McMurray is cozily
settled in an attractive new home on
Oxford street, in the college town. She
will be a charming addition to the
musical circles of Berkeley. For the
summer Mrs. McMurray has been in
Larkspur, where she occupied one of
the artistic bungalows.
a week in San Rafael. where her
brother. Stanley Powell. has been re-
cuperating after serious illness.
Mrs. NJ. e. Crisp of Denver. Colo. is
the guest OF Mrs. II. l. Whitehead at
the latter's home on Fourteenth street
The members OF the Five Hundred
Club were the guests this evening OF
home in East Oakland The member
ship OF the club includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtiss. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter Scott
Mr.. and Mrs NJ ]. Laymanee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Craft, Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Button. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Pond, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Bull
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Schrock, Mr..
Ernest Boyes and Dr. and Mrs. E. J.
Boyes-
Miss Anita Oliver will be the motif
on Saturday for a pretty luncheon at
the attractive home of Mrs. A Lowndes
Scott on Hillside avenue. The guests
will be Miss Anita Oliver. Miss Carolyn
Oliver, Miss Chrissie Taft, Miss Ger
trude Allen, Miss Lillian Downey, Miss
Lou Ertz, Miss Marian Walsh Miss
Bessie Palmer, Mrs. Murray Orrick
Mrs David Hume Mrs Hugh Cxoo5feI-
low, Mrs. Grace Gorrin Gowing, Mrs
Isaac Upham. Mrs. Dennis Searles, Mrs
Clinton Walker and Mrs. Robert
Richards.
Miss Julia Fraser is spending the
weekend in San Rafael as the guest
OF friends.
Mrs. Joseph Warner was hostess this
afternoon at an informal gathering, a
score of friends being invited to meet
Miss Lucille Parker. Miss Irma War
ner and Miss Gwendolyn Jones. The
marriage of Miss Jones to Luther Mott
Bliss will be an event of Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

OBTAINED GOODS BY FRAUD.-yalleio
Oct. lS.-Having by fraud obtained four women s
tailor made suits. valued at $50, from MeGee &
Davidson OF 5i6 Devisadero street, San Fran
cisco. Leo Davidson Is under arrest In this city
pending the actions of the 6rm Davidson OBJ
pose of for the firm In San Francisco and then
went to Stockton, where he pawned two Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
NEw cHURcH FoR RERKELEY.

BERKELEY. Oct 1S.-A new church
is to be organized by Rev. W. H. lay
son. who has been the temporary pas
tor OF the Park Congregational Church
in South Berkeley. DR.. Layson has been
succeeded by Rev. r. Model. who took
the pulpit last Sunday. During his
three months service DR.. Layson has
added nearly forty members to the
congra cation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
Personal

OAKLAND, Oct. 1S.-Charles ]. Gra-
ham is at the Athens, registering from
Exmouth, England.
Albert p. Odermann and Ernest
Borschman are at the Touraine on
their way from Peking, China, to Ber-
lin. Germany.
Fred Woodward. registering from
Dubuque. Iowa, is at the Crellin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
rrRsr srRIKING cLocK.

According to historians. the first
striking clock was imported into Eu-
rope by the Persians about 500 A. d.
1t was brought as present to Charlie
magne. from Abdella. King of Persia,
by two monks of Jerusalem
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

An Alabama editor says that his
town needs a swimming pool. After
that of course. his town will be right
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

CAR THIEVES IN JAIL.-oakland. Oct IS
Charles Gillespie and Richard Riley have been
sentenced to thirty days In the County jail for
NJ SunOl
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

PAINTER GETS BAD FALL.-0akland. Oct.
is-G. NJ. Trebhcot, a painter, fell twenty
feet % the ground when a staging on which he
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

POLICE PROTECT MoNEY.-Tax Collector
Nichols is not taking any chances when he
sends the wagon containing the days collections
down TO the city treasury. squad of police
men accompanies the wagon TO prevent any pos
sible looting By thugs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

MISS Julia fraser Is spending the
week end in San Rafael as the guest
OF friends.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

Mrs. Joseph Warner was hostess this
afternoon at an Informal gathering. a
score of friends being invited to meet
Miss Lucille Parker. Miss Irma War
ner and Miss Gwendolyn Jones' The
marriage of Miss Jones to Luther Mott
Bliss will be an event of Saturday.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17

"The. Black Patti Troubadours," I"
now in the tenth year of success, has
scored triumphs in every section Of
the United States, Mexico and Cuba.
Black Patti has sung in every capt.
tai in Europe and has received nu-
merous decorations of honor from
royalty. The popularity of this COM
pany is proverbial. Year after year
it tours the country Offering a most
unique and novel stage entertain
ment which is immensely popular
with all classes of theatre patrons.
The offering this season is one of the
best 1t includes last seasons big
comedy and musical hit. ''Looney
Dreamland,' a condensed version OF
Gilbert & Sullivan's "Pinafore," a
plantation pastoral called South
land Scenes" and fine vaudeville
bill. There are forty singers, dane
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17

Avoiding all the suggestive and
vulgar situations which are usually
found necessary to the success of the
average comedy, '"rhe King of
Tramps." which comes to The Ken
tucky on Saturday matinee and
night, contains nothing whatever
that can offend the most exacting
critic. Every line. situation, music
al number, song and dance is given
with a view of attracting people who
uphold all that is pure, moral and
refined in legitimate comedy. AE
entertainment catering especially to
ladies and children and all that is
good in the amusement loving pat
rous of the theatre. Watch for the
street parade.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
BIG INCREASE
In the Coal Business of the I. {. on
Louisville Division.

The coal business on the Paducah
district OF the /. G. Is enormous and
is growing rapidly.
This year twelve new mines were
opened in the district embraced by
the Louisville division of the road,
Paducah district, and all the coal
cars possible to secure are used In
moving the coal In fact the !. c.
could use several hundred cars in
addition TO those now in service.
The end gates were placed in ballast
cars to use in the coal service and
every car possible to draft into this
service is being seized.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17

Bertha Kalich, who is playing
''Monna wanna" will be in this ter
ritory soon, and may be booked for
Paducah.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
WHAT DO YOU CARE?
YOU'VE COR YOUR HEALTH.
Great Natures do Not Despair at Dis
app0intment-rhey Look For
Something Else to DO.

The broadgauged man of today
does not get blue just because
things don't, always come his way
unless there is something the mat
ter with him. II he ''falls down"
on one proposition he immediatel:
starts to look up another. He al
ways looks forward and keeps on
hustling. A man with his health
and faculties has plenty of opportu-
mites and the man who gives up or
even feels like 1t has either a small.
nature or some physical weakness.
Dyspepsia certainly puts the best
of men out of condition for work OF
any kind. You cannot blame the
dyspeptic for getting blue. The very
nature of his disease is most depress-
ing and calculated to deprive him Of
ambition. energy and hope. There Is
hope for him, however, certain and
sure.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are re-
ognized throughout the length and
breadth Of the land as the one cure
that's safe and sure Their unboun0-
ed popularity-resulting from the
thousands and thousands of cures
they have effected, prove beyond the
shadow of a doubt their greatness as
a cure. Wherein lies their great
ness? In the very fact that they are
Natures own simple remedy. They
do the exact work in exactly the
same way that the digestive fluids
of the stomach do because they are
composed of exactly the same ele-
ments and possess the same proper
ties. They relieve the weak anu
worn out stomach of It's burden ot
digestion and permit it without let
or hindranee to rest and grow sound
and well. The stomach will get well
quick enough in its own natural WA.
If it is let alone. That is what Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets do. They
not only let II alone themselves but
make the food taken into the stom-
ach do the same.
You can satisfy yourself of the
truth of this statement by putting
the food ysu would eat into a glass
jar with sufficient water and one OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The
process of digestion will be taken u'
and carried out just as the gastric
Juice and other digestive fluids
would do It, Their action is natur-
al and they cause no disturbance in
the digestive organs. In fact yon
forget you have a stomach when they
begin TO do their work. so mild and
natural is the operation. Stuart }
Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale by al
druggists at soc bex.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
COMMITTEES NAMED
AZ the Meeting Last Night of Camp
james Malbcrt.

Camp James Walbert. Confederate
Veterans, held its regular meeting
last night and appointed committees
A relief committee is composed of
Messrs. J. E. Potter. r. NJ. Miles and
Stewart Dick, and an auditing com
mittee composed OF Messrs. Stewart
Dick. r. NJ. Miles and Joseph ull-
man.
The duty of the first committee Is
to investigate all cases of need
among veterans, and of the other Is
TO check out Adjutant w. II. Pater-
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17

son. who cannot serve this year ow-
ing 10 private business. Mr.. Langdon
being chosen to succeed him.
A committee composed OF Capt.
Thomas Herndon and Capt. James
Roger was also appointed to ascsr-
tain II the city legislative boards
will not dedicate a strip OF ground
from the Carnegie library for a con
federate monument. The veterans
want the ground so dedicated that
the monument can never he removed
after once located there.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
This Would Make it an Eight
Club League.
U. T.. Powers Returns From Sue
cessful Trip Over the Proposed
Circuit.
THE LATEST BASEBALL DOPE

r. e, Powers has returned to
Cairo after making a circuit of the
three new towns proposed to be
taken into the Kitty league, and re-
ports success in his efforts to or
ganize.
Powers visited Danville, Jackson
vile and East st. Louis, ILL.,, and in
each town was enthusiastically re-
ceived. Marion. H.. and Mattoon.
ILL.,. also want to come in and have
been invited to the meeting to be
held on the 2Sth, at the Jefferson
hotel in st. Louis.
Ii has been suggested that East
ST. Louis be dropped and Mattoon,
ILL.,, substituted. because of the
economy in mileage. and this matter
will be taken up at the st. Louis
meeting. Marion is very anxious to
get in and offered to deposit 81 l.000
that the town would play out tn.
season.
Dan McCarty, of Cairo. and An
gelo Marie offer to take one-third of
the stock each in the Danvlle cor
poration. leaving one-third for the
citizens. or TO leave the matter of
subscribing stock out of the ques-
tloh.
A great deal Is being published in
all the papers "a The new circuit
about the league. ar J baseball is on
the boom.
The Danville. Ill.,, Commercial
Press says:
"At the opening of the meeting
the understanding was given Pow
ers that this city in no way desired
team which would be forced 10
drag out a miserable existence at the
end of the league because of a lack
of good players. and to this he said;
On the reserve list in the presidents
desk at this time are the signatures
Of eighty men who will be distribut-
I'd to the three new towns entering
the league, Danville. Jacksonville
and East 81. Louis. To Danville
we offer the choice of any thirty men
whom YOU shsIl. choose and from
these you may select your team.
The Cairo Bulletin adds:
"A prominent gentleman from
Marion, H.. was here yesterday
pleading for a chance for his city.
He agreed to give a guarantee that
the share of a visiting team receipts
should be 500 more than the consti-
tuition provides. He also offered to
deposit $1,000 that the city would
finish out the season He was told
to come prepared to talk business at
the st. Louis meeting. This makes
with Mattoon. eight cities for the
Kitty league.
Cairo will make good the pledge
made by Dick Powers. The three
new members can have the pick of
players so far signed with the ex-
ception of Angelo Marie. and fur
ther, all correspondence from good
men will be turned over TO them so
they can have an even break at the
start Evenly matched, well bal
anced teams is what the league needs
70 make a success out of II. and any
thing that Cairo can do at the start
she willingly will do, but after the
start she will be out for blood,
neither asking nor giving quarters. "
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
GOOD BUSINESS.
Is Being Enjoyed by the Illinois
Central.

On account of the low rates being
offered to home-seekers in the west,
the |. c. is doing all the passenger
business it can we'll handle.
Last night the fast passenger
train No. 1O1 which arrived at G
o'clock was crowded and the bag
gageman could not get all The bag
gage on the train and many passen-
gers had to wait for the early morn
ing train, so crowded were the
coaches. II was estimated that full
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17

" 700 people were aboard the train.
The morning train arriving AT $3.50
O'Clock was late and running in two
sections on account of the overflow
in passenger traffic. The first sec
ton did not take any passengers. but
the second section did. Very little
baggage and few passengers were
able to board the second section.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
MeGtrieGI NsAss

Advance Agent Brown, of the
Jewell-Kelly Stock company. which
comes to The Kentucky soon, is in
.he city today.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
RIVER rs


today the gauge registered 20.9 feet
fall of l foot
The Dick Fowler got away on time
for Cairo today with good passen-
ger and freight business.
The Royal left on her regular trip
for Golconda today.
The Joe Fowler was the Evans
vile packet today.
The John s. Hopkins from Evans
vile did not get in until 6 p. m. yes
terday. She was delayed in leaving
Monday by the high winds.
The Clyde left this afternoon for
the Tennessee river.
The Richardson arrived this morn
ing from Clarksville and left at noon
for Nashville.
The Res Lee left Cincinnati yes
terday and is due here Saturday
morning.
The Peters Lee left Memphis yes
terday morning and is due here Fri
day evening.
Frank Gill, former steward of the
steamer City of Saltillo. left last
night for Memphis to take a position
on the steamer Lucille Nowland...
Leonard Blake. mate of the steamer
Rees Lee, arrived Saturday, having
left the boat at Evansville. He de-
parted last night for Cincinnati TO
join the steamer. which is to leave
Cincinnati for Memphis.....P. S.
Drown. clerk of harbor No. j2S. Mas
ters and Pilots, received a message
yesterday requesting him to notify
Capt John Stout of the death of his
father at Jonesboro, Ark. Capt.
Stout is now in charge of the steam
er T. ii. Davis trJoppa. lll.-Globe-
Democrat.
The big Spraguo with an immense
tow, arrived at Louisville from New
Orleans and will return to New Or
leans with an immense tow of coal.
The Plttsburg Gazette says: Judge
Bufingham, of the United States
circuit court, has refused to grant
an injunction restraining the local
steamboat inspector from revoking
the license of William Cullen, engi-
neer of the steamer Harmony. His
license was revoked on the charge of
carrying an excessive amount of
steam. Judge Buffingham holds Cui-
len could have availed himself of
the right of appeal to the district
supervisor without filing a bill in
equity, as was done. 1t is claimed
the case will be carried to the su-
preme court"
When the famous steamer Pey-
tona. Capt. John Shallcross, made
her first trip to New Orleans in the
SOS John Ragland and William Will
son were the engineers. On her
first trip from New Orleans to this
city she broke both shafts.-Courier-
Journal.
Thousands of ties are waiting up
Green river for towboats to tow
them out to Evansville and other
points.
The people of the United States
are beginning to grasp the pcssibili-
ties OF transportation on improved
rivers. Some things have happened
already or are going forward that
are scarcely understood in their full
significance. 1t was stated in a re-
cent address before the American
Geographical society that the river
tonnage out of Pittsburg, Pa, ex-
ceeds that of the Suez canal. Back
of this fact is a comparatively local
system of river improvements which
have been built by the government
on the Ohio river and its tributaries
through the efforts of the Ohio Val
ley Improvement Association, which
will greatly improve the commerce
in the Ohio river valley.-Courier-
Journal
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
ers ana comedians in the company
which in cludes, in addition to Black
Patti. John Rucker. the famous
alabama Blossom"

An Ottawa dispatch says: Max
inc Elliott the New York favorite of
the footlights was not welcome In
the King Edward. Toronto's finest
hotel because she insisted that her
pet dog be allowed in her rooms.
A Toronto dispatch says she left
the King Edward Hotel because Man.
ager Daley would not allow her to
take her pet dog. sport" an Eng
lish bull, into her apartments. Dali
ley was willing to have the dog put
in the kennels in connection with
the hotel, but this would not do, and
Miss Elliott left the hotel.
Phoebe Davis. who is playing in
anoSher theatre in the city, had to
leave the hotel few days ago for
the same reason.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17

Gwill, the Welsh bard. has just
finished to his satisfaction sermon
on which he has been engaged for
fifteen years.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-17
A GUARANTEED CURE roR RPILEs

Itching. Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund money II
PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure in TO "A days.
5oceuts.