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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
M0RSER IS GUEST
At BANQUET.

The friends of E. ]. Morser. who re-
signed as Chief Assistant City Engi-
neer recently to engage in private
business. gave him a banquet at the
Baltimore Hotel last night. Eighty
guests participated in the interesting
affair.
During the evening Morser was pre-
sented with a solid silver tea and cof
fee service. The presentation speech
was made by H. D. Connick, who re-
sponded TO the toast, Our Honore,l
Guest" Connick told of the pleasant
relations that had existed between
Morser and his former associates in
the City Engineers office and spoke
Of the keen regret felt at his retire
ment from public office Morser re-
sponded in a feeling manner
The other responses to the toasts
We're: California" A. II. Sanborn
The Ladies' A. L. Auradou; "A
Friend Of the Engineers Department, ;,
]. Leo Park; song, so Long, Morser,"
Eugene A. Beauce; "A Few Remarks, .
II. D. Gates.
The affair was in charge of a COM
mittee, consisting of Charles H. Hol-
comb. H D. Connick, Bliss A. Hickey
and A. l. Auradou
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
HARRINGTON GETS A YEAR
IN ALAMEDA COUNTY JAIL
Embezzling Postal Clerk Relieved on
Finding Himself Not Obliged to
Wear Felon Stripes.

Abraham Lincoln Frick made so fer
vent an appeal for mercy yesterday be-
fore United States District Judge de
Haven on behalf of Charles j. Har-
rington, the Oakland postoffice clerk
convicted of embezzlement, that the
heart of the court was touched and a
sentence of one years Imprisonment in
the Alameda County Jail and a fine
Of S1627-24 was imposed.
This sum is the equivalent of the
money embezzled and was paid to the
Government by Harrington's brother
when the shortage was discovered.
notwithstanding tie repayment the
fine viii be collected should Harring-
ton be found possessed of property in
that amount.
The prisoner was very much relieved
when he heard the sentence which
classed his crime as misdemeanor and
not as a felony. His Imprisonment will
deprive his wife and six small chill
dren of their means of support for the
next twelve months, so that because
Of his crime he has made the innocent
suffer as well as himself.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
SEWER WILL
DAMAGE PROPERTY
Mission Taxpayers Urge the
Works Board to Improve
the Drainage in District

A committee from the Mission Pro
motion Association, headed by George
Center and A. B. Mcguire, appeared
yesterday before the Board of Public
Works TO urge that provision be made
for the repair of the Channel-street
sewer The committee stated that the
sewer is broken and has overfowed
every winter. This will cause great
damage TO the property and industries
in its vicinity. Attention was called
10 the damage done last year on Fol-
som street, between Fourteenth and
Eighteenth.
The board directed the City Engi-
neer TO investigae the complaint and to
make an estimate of cost for the neces-
sary Improvement. II is roughly fig
ured that it will cost $4,000 to build a
surface sewer and the Supervisors will
be asked to appropriate the necessary
funds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
GREETS PEOPLE FROM WALES
Congregation From the Fourteenth h
Street House of Worship Enter
tafns Recent Arrivals.

tafns Recent Arrivals.
A reception was given last wednes-
day night by the members of the
Welsh Presbyterian Church to the
Welsh people who have recently come
to this city, and 1t proved a very en-
joyable affair The Rev. J. Rhys Evans
presided and delivered an appropriate
speech of welcome. A feature of the
evening was the singing by Robert
Evans of Eldorado. He rendered two
Welsh songs, Arthur Gyfodf' and
"Mentra Gwen" In characteristic Cmy-
ric style.
The several numbers were. Piano
solo, Samuel Phillips; selections, Rich
ard I. Williams; vocal solo, Sing Me
to Sleep" Miss Florence Davies; reci-
tation, w. Ceiriog Norris vocal solo,
IT Fear No Foe" Gwilym Evans; COM
petition in unpunctuated reading for
a prize, which was awarded to Miss
Gwen Williams; recitation, Miss Eliza
beth Hughes; vocal solo. 1T Penill
adroddai fly Gyfode," Robert Evans;
spelling contest for prize, which was
Welcome AS the Flowers" Richard
Williams: comic song. Did You Ever
See?" Humphrey L. Jones'
During a recess between numbers
refreshments were served by the
young ladies of the church. The even
ings entertainment closed with the
singing of the Welsh national hymn.
Land of My Fathers" Richard j.
Hughes being the soloist.
The members of the Welsh Presby-
terian Church. which was destroyed by
fire. now meet in the ST. Lucas Luth-
eran Church building on Fifteenth
street between Market and Church,
Sunday afternoons and evenings. 1t
has been decided to rebuild on the old
site on Fourteenth street and a build
ing committee is arranging the plans.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
FEDERAL JURISDICTION
IN HARBOR QUESTION
Court Must Decide Whether Battery
Committed Within Three-Mfle Limit
Constitutes State OfYense.

F. L. Lyons appeared before United
States Commissioner Heacock yester-
day for examination on the charge of
beating and wounding Captain J. Mad
sen of the coasting steamer Samoa in
the harbor of Caspar. MendQcino
County, about two months ago. The
defendants attorney. Bert Schlesinger.
raised the point that as the battery
took place only 800 feet from the shore
the crime, If any, was committed within
the boundaries of the county of So
noma and therefore was not within
Federal jurisdiction, which begins
three miles from land. Judge Heacock
requested the counsel to file briefs on
this point within thirty days and the
examination was continued.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
Y. NJ. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT.

The opening of the entertainment
course Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will take place tomorrow
evening at Christian Science Hall. Sac
ramento and Scott streets. when
the Gates Company will appear. In
the near future John Kendrick Bangs.
Jacob Riis, Governor La Toilette and
other noted speakers will be heard.
Tickets for the entire course NAL be
obtained at the Y. M. c. A headquar
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
GRAND ARMY WHIST PARTY.

The ladies OF George H. Thomas Cir
Gle of the Ladies of the Grand Army
have arranged for a whist party in
Mission Mason Temple during the
afternoon of Tuesday next. This circle
provided more than a hundred babies
with clothing recently and ii is to re-
plenish this fund that the same work
may be continued that the party Is TO
be given.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE.

The Rev. Edwin H. Hadlock, pastor
of the First English Lutheran Church
on Geary street, will preach at the
morning service today on Holding,
But Not Withholding" In the even
ing the pastor will inaugurate series
of lectures on personal problems who
Am 1 ?" will be the theme of the initial
discourse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
Developing BuStand Chest

Deep breathing helps greatly in developing the
chest livery morning upon arising and at night
before retiring; afterwards massage with AielO-
rose Cream. and three times Gay take Hard
White Co 5 Naucaire Galega Tablets Drink
plenty Of cold water. avoid all drinks containing
acids and within month the bust measure VIII
heve increased 10 rhe extent of several inches -
Mile. Merlyn. Editor Woman's Page, Buffalo
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
NAUCAIRE GALEGA TABLETS
MADE BY
!. WILLARD WHITE COMPANY

Are highly indorsed by al the most noted au-
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ing 'PrUdentia Editor WCmans Page. Chicago
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and thousands Of women WHO have used them
with great Success
WE DO NOT put this remedy up in liquid
form. as the TABLETS ARE SUPERIOR. One
box Of our tablets nearly equals three bottles OF
lInnil BeIrrrn Of suhstifnfe tablets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
E.Ez7CSEs TO PAY HIGHER
RENTAL FOR MoRGUE SITE
fer Lease G. AGjcsnin= Let on Fell
street at smaller Cost.

street ~ Smaller Cost.
Coroner Walsh reported TO Acting
A-ayor Gallagher yesterday that the
owner Of a lot on Fell street between
Cough and Octayia, desired as a site
for the new Norgue. had refused TO
approve the rental Of $40 a month, as
fixed by her agent
The owner demands $50 month for
the first two years and SO month
after that. Gallagher refused TO con-
sent TO the payment OF the increased
rental He requested Supervisor Nicho-
las and Walsh 10 arrange for the lease
Of the adjoining lot from the owner,
fred Pritchard. which they later Sc
cured for S54 q month. Walsh viii at
once have better quarters erected to
.care for the unfortunate dead
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

Here is the play: A leading for the
first trick. The underlined card wins
the trick and the card under it is the
next one led:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

The twenty-second of this series of
articles bridge whist will be pub
1ished In The Call on Thursday, No
vember 3.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

Fine art gallery open to visitors
Pictures restored. Choice frames a
speciality. Kilby's. 1852 Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

and win the odd trick, doubled,
"a points, while A and B score 80 aces
has doubled to get heart led. and
after getting it led he sees that in or
der to win the game he must get A
in to come through the dummy again.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
t.]RROUND the BRIDGE
n = l.]B TABLE E:1
Conducted for The Call by K. F. Foster.

TT HE CALL presents today the twenyhrst of series of
articles bridge whist, conducted for this
paper by R. F. Foster, the author OF Fosters Complete
Bridge and the best-lown authority the subject in this
country These articles will be of nestimable value
bridge players.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
AME R|CANS MUST
RESPECT ORIENT
Supercilious Air Toward
Asiatlcs Is Very Ill
Advised.
DR.. Smith, the Mission
ary, Advances His
Ideas in Sermon.

DR.. Arthur Smith, author of Chinese
characteristics Village Life in
China" China in Convulsion" and other
works on the Orient, and who has
served as a missionary in Shantung,
China, under the American Board for
thirty-four years. addressed a large
tional Church. Post street near Web
ster, yesterday morning.
DR.. Smith said:
The provincialism of our American
people in the treatment of other people
and our feeling of superiority units us
for our duties as Christian nation
Our supercilious way of treating for
eigners, especially in the Orient, makes
enemies for us.
Any one would suppose we had been
made a big committee and found the
material and made the country-the
mountains and rivers-all ourselves
This is the way in our sub-conscious
style, of talking we forget that other
people have a part in the world.
Since 1898 we have come out a
world power with world responsible
essential that we keep to our ideals OF
righteousness = anything that falls
short of that will react and do us in
jury.
olay in the world and we have to allow
Cor it. The Chinese are the largest
oldest and most homogeneous people, in
he world Their ideas and ideals are
he same for all ali classes-worknafl n
md official China is undergoing a
transition which is greater and more
capid than that in any other country
Il the world.
Since the victory of Japan over Rus
ia there is feeling more pronounced
han ever before of Asia for the Ash
tics. We Americans have to reckon
With that feeling. We cannot go on
reating the Chinese as we have, and
% one now would for a moment think
f treating the Japanese as we have
)een in the habit of treating the Chi
lese.
It is according TO the genius of our
Institutions that all men are equal and
must be treated alike. We cannot &c
on treating the peoples on the Atlantic
side one way and those on the Pacific
in another Least of all can we make
a distinction in our treatment of the
Japanese and Chinese. They must be
treated alike.
We have been consulting our preju-
dices and pride long enough, but we
cannot do it any more.
Il is most important that the peo-
pie in California and especially San
Francisco should recognize their duty
and responsibility to the Orient. II
they do they will be the first to gain
if they do not they will be the first to
suffer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

to Auburn, Maine, and mark envelopes
in the upper left hand corner with the
following: For San Francisco
II these suggestions meet with your
approval / hope this matter will receive
prompt and sympathetic attention. Re-
spectfully,
State Superintendent of Public Schools.
NOTE-Some schools may prefer to
raise their funds by giving an enter
tainment- 1t is desirable that each
pupil have some part in the contribu-
ton. Pupils from homes of consider
able means may aid their companions
who find it difficult to provide the
amount they desire TO give.
Richmond, Va, schools raised
through their superintendent, William
F. Fox, s21soS for the reconstruction
fund.
State superintendent of Schools NJ.
NJ Ramer of South Dakota has writ
ten to superintendent Roncovieri of
this city a letter in which he states
that upon the opening of t.ie fallsterm
| in South Dakota a systematic attempt
will be made to raise many hundreds
of dollars for the school RECONSTRUCT
ton fund of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
Say. Red cros. restaurant 1. Clean

Relative to the complaint as to the
conduct of Red Cross kitchens, David
Nieto. who is in charge of the restau-
rant at Army street and San Jose ave
nue.. says that his place is being main
tained in good and cleanly condition.
Wholesome and well cooked meals are
daily provided at cost ranging from
Is cents to rs cents, he declares. The
restaurant. has been open two days
and lis people were fed at each NAL.
all of whom appeared satisfied Women
mattresses from the refugee camps are
employed at 81 per day and meals and
the place is kept scrupulously clean
and as free from flies as possible, Nieto
asserts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
Wedding

Miss Agnes Bronson. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. c. ". Bronson. residing at
1926 Park avenue, Alameda, was mar
ried last Tuesday evening to Chester
Sephton, the Rev. W. N Martin offiei-
ating The wedding was unannounced,
and after informing their families Mr.
and Mrs. Sephton departed on their
honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs Charles s Harris an
noUnee that the marriage of their
daughter, frankie, TO David Monasch
viii take place tomorrow at l o'clock.
The ceremony viii be performed in the
Geary street Temple.
The wedding or Miss Olga Zeller and
Herbert Norman took place quietly on
May 6, the Rev c. Calvert Smoot of
the Second Unitarian Church officiating
Only the Immediate relatives were pres
enC Mr.. and Mrs. Norman left imme-
diately after the ceremony for the
Hotel Blithedale. Mil Valley.
The original wedding trip was
planned for Alaska but that has been
deferred. Tho bride is a graduate of
Miss Heads school. and the groom is
in the hardware business in this city.
Upon returning 10 town Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman viii reside temporarily at 433z
Nineteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
FEW EVENTS IN SOCIAL
LIFE OF THE CITY,.

r. J. r. Aeen. From Los Angeles
Miss Mayme Sheehan, Frank Prather,
Miss Annie Stewart. Wilbur Prather.
Clarence Prathe-. Richard Veit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
Rush Of Busy Cupid
Is Showing No
Abatement.
.zOIneS Are Rehabilitated
While Owners Are
Away.

The spirit Of social endeavor is perse-
vering these days. but with indifferent
result, many being away al this time
Of year and those remaining having
their time otherwise fully occupied.
The rehabilitation OF homes is being
earnestly and pleasurably pursued, and
the early fan months, with their gath
ering in Of wanderers. will doubtless
see these same homes filled with re-
Juvenated minds and hearts.
In face OF all, weddings continue and
announcements are made daily OF
others 10 follow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
Personal.

Mrs. Mary II. Smyth, Mr. and Mrs
J. r D. Grubb. d. Hansen Grubb and
r Hum viii leave today for Deer Park
Inn.
Henry Auerbach has recently arrived
from Honolulu and is the guest of his
parents al Sacramento and Webster
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Meyers announce
the barmitzvah of their son. Abraham,
IN the Bush-street Temple. Saturday
morning. June g.
Mr. and Mrs. p, S. Miguel announce
the confirmation Of their daughter.
Selma in the Geary-street Temple.
Wednesday, NAY 80.
Nine Freygang has returned from
her Eastern trip and will remain in
town during the summer
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Auerbach an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Annette. TO Mendel Schloss. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schloss. A re-
ception was held at l07 Lyon street
yesterday.
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Following the Elaq.

When our soldiers went to Cuba
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Deadly Serpent Bites

Are as common in India as are
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A man who is in perfect health,
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Cured Hemorrhages Of the Lungs.

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Death From LoCkjaW

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La6rlppe Then Pneumonia.

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