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aDrERT1sEMENTs
CHAS. {. THOMAS SPIKES
DALT()N'S BLUNDFRBUS
Dalton's Bookkeeping Errors in the Asses
sOr's Office Amount to Sl,ll2,S52
in Four Months.

To the Voters of Alameda County
My opponent in the contest for the
office of Assessor of Alameda County
has spread broadcast through the pub
lie prints carefully selected extracts
from the report of man who exam
ined the books of the Town Clerks
office. of Berkeley kept during my term
as Town Clerk These extracts purport
in the books.
DALToN's BOOKKEEPING ERRORS
s1,r12.s5e.
If this is to be regarded as q. cont test
of bookkeeping ability between myself
and Henry P. Dalton 1 cheerfuuy await
the issue. The Auditors Office of the
county of Alameda is where the errors
of the Assessors Office are checked
and. IL possible. corrected If the
mistakes are merely in bookkeeping
they can be corrected. If the mistakes
are in the making of the assessments
they cannot be corrected. ON the as
sessment rolls of the county of Alameda
for the fiscal year 19O6-07 Henry p
Dalton as County Assessor made re-
turns TO the State officers at Sacra-
mento an aggregate assessment
roll of Observation-Disclosures. s122.fss.s5S
The Auditor made return to
Sacramento Of. ........... 120, S57. .9S1
The difference between the
returns was ......... 1.27s.7s7
Deduct from this difference
the reductions in assess
ments made By the County
Board of Equalization
amounting to .... s5.s75
And we have the AGGRE-
GATE AMOUNT OF Err
RORS MADE BY HENRY
p. DALTON AS ASSESSOR
OF ALAMEDA COUNTY
ON THE COUNTY AS
SESSMENT ROLLS FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR
1906 -07 Observation-Disclosures S1.112.Sj2
How is that for bookkeeping?
These figures are from the records
in the Office of the County Auditor
They are open to the inspection of
every citizen. They are a commentary
on the methods of business prevailing
in the County Assessors Office Every
man makes mistakes in bookkeeping:
but what do you think of a man who
III lOui flOIttS NOi II sirNSS AllSld AtS
amounting TO s1.II2,s52, and then comes
out in the newspapers eTiticising his
opponent for poor bookkeepinss
DALTON's ROLLS FULL CT nIS-
TAKES.
But what interests the taxpayers of
this county more than bookkeeping
errors are the hundreds of fragrant
mistakes and omissions which ere dis
closed by Mr. Dalton's assessment
rolls for the current year Properties
are assessed TO persons who have
never been their owners; descriptions
are given that describe no property
Whatsoever: on page after page are
TO be found names of owners with
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
JUROR s WIFE MADE
JUDGE NERVOUS.
McNulty Trial Arouses the
Woman's Curiosity and
the Judicial Objection
MOTORMAN TESTIFIES

OAKLAND, Nov. May the wife of
juror in a criminal case sit with
propriety In the courtroom while the
trial is in progress2 There is no legal
reason why she should not. but Judge
Harris today took judicial cognizance
OF the fact that the wife Of William
Dryden, a juryman in the MeNulty
case, was present. and when he adj
monished the jurors at the adjourn
ment this afternoon he laid special
stress on the fact that they should not
discuss the case with any one and
particularly with members of their
families. 1t was apparent that Judge
Harris was annoyed by the presence
of Mrs. Dryden, but he had no recourse
other than to warn the jurors not to
discuss the case.
Lester McNulty is being tried for the
third time for his attack on olivia
Dorothy Olsen. On two occasions
iuries have disagreed as to his guilt
The preliminary examination and two
former trials have been sensational in
the extreme Mrs. Drydens appear
ance In the courtroom added a phase
TO the many phases of tfs now notori-
Gus case. - :(s
Conductor A. G. Aives. who was in
charge Of the car that carried Nc
Nulty and Miss Olsen to Berkeley the
ilISilA "a ttt u btpttt ltbtoileu ms e'rS'i7
mony today, when he testified that
McNuity watched and qgied Miss Olsen
in an offensive manner on their ride
TO the college town. This afternoon
Miss Janet Forbes and Mrs. Edith
Forbes. who were attracted by the
girls screams, testified almost in the
same language they dsed at the other
two trials Deputy District Attorney
Everett j. Brown eXp1cts to call Mr..
clo-hf 70 tnetifxr in
regard to the alleged hush money that
was paid to Miss Olsen by the Nc
Nultys. The case was continued
week. owing to the elections approach.
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TEAMsTER FATALLY SHOT
BY HIS OWN REVOLVER
George Mckinney Receives Bullet By
the Accidental Discharge OF Weapon
1FhfIe at Work

OAKLAND Nov. 1.=George McKfr-
ney. a teamster. residing at 4g3 Ninth
street was probably fatally wounded
at midnight last night by the acciden-
tai discharge of a 44-caHber revolver
which he attempted to take from his
pocket while seated on his wagon. al
First and Harrison streets. The bullet
entered McKinney's body near the right
nipple, passing through the body and
emerging on the left side OF the back
near the spine
The wounded man was removed to
the Receiving Hospital where his
wound was dressed by Drs. O. D. Ham
lin and George O. Reinle, after which
he was removed to Providence Hospital
where he now lies at the point OF death
Mckinney is an enploye of the People,
Express Company and was loading a
wagon when the accident occurred
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Il I axes
Nerve

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Kidneys to filter the blood, and
the liver TO secrete bile.
In fact, nerve force is the
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+ YOU feel WORKOUT, irritable,
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anywhere, your nerves are
weak, and your system run
down. To restore this vitality
take Dr.. A.ness Nervine which
will strengthen ard build up
the nerves. You cannot be
HEALTHY without strong nerves.
"FOr eighteen years ~. hsiles'
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rieG life. Nhi;c raising children, my
nerves iecaue al s.o;-7 -oUt---couid not
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spells Then 7 began using Dr. Atiies'
NerTine ard IT once began TO i'm
provo ard soon found myself in
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Society in the Cities
Across the Bay.

f OAKLAND. Nov. Mrs. Hugh
Goodfellow entertained the half-dozen
members ef the Luncheon Club today
at her home in Piedmont. Covers were
laid for Miss Elsie Everson. Miss Claire
Chabot, Miss May Coogan, Mrs. John
Overbury, Mrs George C4ase, Mrs.
.Traylor Bell Mrs: whipple Hall and
the hostess,
Mrs. Henry G Morris is making an
extended stay at Carmel-by -the-sea.
She VIII return. to her Linda Vista
home within fortnight
Miss Ldith Alexander. who has been
in the East for several months is
homeward sound. She has had de-
.liShtful trip. visiting the larger cities.
4 tour. of the Grand Canyon is included
in her Journey before her return to
Oakland
The marriage of Miss Augusta A.
Merritt and Thomas w. Norris. whose
engagement was recently announced
viii be one of the interesting events
of December. Miss Merritt is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Merritt of
Jackson street
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Pond of Berke-
ley entertained this evening at their
home in Berkeley. their thirty guests
including the members OF the Five
Hundred Club, one of the most delight
full among the many Ard clubs of the
city.
The home of Mrs. Robert Boyer on
Tenth street was the scene OF a de-
lightful affair. when this evening she
received the sixteen members OF the
Cheerful Club and their husbands.
Cards furnished the diversion. while a
tempting supper concluded the hour
p ALAMEDA. Nov THE engage
ment OF. Dr. Walter Renwick Hughes
and Miss Lily Hohfeld is announced.
The betrothal is the romantic culmi-
nation of a friendship formed during
the past summer, when DR.. Hughes and
Miss Hohfeld were members of an out
ing party that visited the Kings River
Canyon. Miss Hohfeld is a graduate
of two. universities. holding an A. r.
from the University of California and
an NJ. A. from Stanford University.
Since the disaster in San Francisco Miss
Hohfeld and her rlother have resided
with Mrs. j. D. Langhorne at the lat
ter's home. 1000 sherman street DR..
huShes mas practlSed dentistry here
for twelve years.
Miss Hazel Hintze became the bride
of Ralph YOder at a noon wedding to-
day at the Hintze home, 17ll Broad
way. Chaplain w. II. Scott. L. s. A.,
retired, performed the marriage cere-
moRy. The attendants were Miss Elsie
Hintze and w ii. Brown.
Edwin Otis and Lionel Sherwood
have taken charge of the arrange
ments for three dances that are to b.,
given during the winter season by the
Friday Night Club. The first dance
viii occur during Thanksgiving week.
the second in Christmas week and th,,
third in Mardi Gras week in February.
The pstronesses of the Friday Night
Club are Mrs. George Mnrdock Mrs
T. ". Van Sicklen, Mrs. Henry X.
Field Mrs. W a. BisselI Mrs. George
n. Afastick.
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BERKELEY TOWN TRUSTEES
ENDORSE CHAS. T. THOMAS
They Testify to His Ability
and Integrity AS Town
Clerk of Berkeley.

To the Voters of Alameda County:
We. the undersigned members of
the Board OF Trustees of the town of
Berkeley during the incunnbency OF
Charles r. Thomas In the once of
Clerk of the town of Berkeley. hereby
endorse his candidacy for Assessor OF
Alameda County While acting as
Clerk of the Board of Trustees and to
the town of Berkeley Mr.. Thomas
proved an able and honest Official In
the discharge of his duties ne showed
the integrity. competency and business
ability essential~to the honest and sue
cessfuf administration of public Office
Because OF the qualities which he
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
NABpED FOR ATTACKING WOMAN

OAKLAND, Nov. 1.-After attacking
Mrs. NJ Mosher at her home at ll1e
West street and making his way to
Golden Gate. Walter Maassen. formerly
residing at $50 West street. who is
apparently insane. was captured at
Ninth and Washington streets tonight.
Mrs. Mosher says Maassen called at her
home today and grabbed her violent
~. tearing her garments before she
escaped. She and her husband think a
fancied grievance led to the attack.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

displayed as Clerk we are confident
that any public trust reposed in his
we therefore most heartily support his
candidacy for Assessor of AIar,eda
County.
THOMAS F. DOWD Trustee fSeS
to 1904.
p. G. Turner. Trustee 1897 to- 1903. !.
NJ L Ryder. Trustee 1900 TO 1904
REDMOND c. STAATS Trpstee IaaAl
g -HOFF, Trustee since 1898
THOMAS RICHARD. Trustee 1ea0 70
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

Measured by value of yearly products
rnelt liquors have fhe lead. The in
crease. se.4a5, so, represents a gain OF
Az per cent
In the maniifa cture of distilled
Liquors California has made consider
able progress in the Ave years. Capital
invested Increased twelve ard half
times, wage earners nearly three times.
yearly wages seven and half times,
and the yearly product about fourfold.
1t is in the manufacture of wines
that California is making her great
record. Both in 1900 and 1905 the. State
ranked first among the making
States of the Union Because says the
1905 census. Of the adaptability of its
soil and climate the State has met with
great success in growing the different
varieties of European vines and in
duplicating famous European brands
of wine. All kinds of brsndies and
wines are produced In the state and
their quality has won for them most
enyiable reputation.
Much OF the prosperity of the in
dustry has been due to the extensive
and intelligent aid extended the vine
yardists by the State. which. by send
ing experts abroad to study conditions
existing there and to secure cuttin gs
and vines, by special legislation by
employing experts to investigate soil.
pests and all other conditions and by
widely circulating tho Information
thus obtained, has exercised a most
beneficial supervision.
In the wine industry alone the in
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
PIEpMoNT RINK REoPENs.

OAKLAND Nov. 1.-The Piedmont
Skating Rink. Twenty fourth street and
Oakland avenue. has been reopened
with a large addition to floor space
and many improv ements, including a
beginners room, retiring rooms, elab-
crate decorative and electrical effects,
and a $4,000 orchestrien Special attrac
tions. new programmes Of races and
matches are planned for the thousands
of patrons
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

creases by percentages in the nve
years were: Establishments. 46 per
cent; eapital. 1855 per cent; wage
earners. 117.a per cent: yearly wages.
1916 per cent. and yearly product. Sc. 9
Fer cent
IN these three industries the charac-
ter of ownership is as follows, by per
cont OF the whole:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

SELECTS RESERVE BANKs.-washincto
Nov 1.-The Farmers and Merchants National
Bank of Los Angeles and the Wells Fargo
Nevada National Eank of San Francisco were
today approved by the Comptroller of the Cur
reney reserve agents for the First National
Rank of Santa Cruz. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

Kangaroos readily leap from sixty
feet to seventy feet. The greatest re-
corded leap of horse is thirty seven
feet
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

BY percentages these aggregate In
creases are: Capital. 71.3 per cent;
wage earners. 62.2 per cent; yearly
wages. S7.9 per cent. and yearly prod
uct. 6o.9 per cent.
For distilled liquors the separate
figures are:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
HE Al T H

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Hundreds of thousands-both
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
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a remedy that has stood the test
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

Those percentages show at e glance
the great value TO the State OF its
growing wine industry in creating the
greater percentage of individually
owned wine factories. the owners of
which, most of them, at least, are also
owners ard cu'tivators ef the vine-
growing lands. That means settlement
and more permanent increase in the
population For instance, 102 OF the 2f3
wine making establishments produce
less than $4,000 worth os wine yearly
and ninety-three produce $4,000, but
less than $4,000 yearly. Only four
teen produce $4,000 yearly. or more
OF the total capital. s22 133.S49. in
vested In tho wine. malt, and distilled
liquor manufacturing of the State, the
form of i-nvesfrnArf a fnIInrys.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
MANUFACT URE OF
LIQUORS CROWS.

Between the censi;s Of 1900 and the
census of manufactures. 1905, there
were large increases in Californias
Manufacture of distilled liquors, matt
liquors and wines, both i'll the asgre-
gate and separately.
The aggregate comparative figures
follow:
Census of Inc. since
1905 1000.
Establishments .... nos 'l04
Capital Invested SD l33S49 80, 5,siS
Wnre earpers numbers. 242I 931
Yearly l.StD.
General expenses yearly. 3.I3ao oi5 I,341.119
Monthly l,rtsdt-t ...... ! ia, ,S'hi y2t,. ~
Yearly product .......... f5.36i3s1 6.102.T ISL
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

Miss Hazel Hintze became the bride
of Ralph Yoder at a noon wedding to-
day at the Hintze home. 17ll Broad
way. Chaplain w. H Scott. L. S. A..
retired, performed the marriage cere-
moRy. The attendants were Miss Elsie
Hintze and w H Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

The home of Mrs. Robert Boyer or
Tenth street was the scene OF a de
lightful affair. when this evening she
received the sixteen members Of the
Cheerful Club and their husbands
Cards furnished the diversion. while q
tempting supper concluded the hour
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Pond of Berke-
ley entertained this evening at their
home in Berkeley. their thirty guests
including the members OF the Five
full among the many Ard clubs of the
city.
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