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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
MISDEED Of WIFE
NEWS To SOUCH.
Professor Saddened by Her
Purloining of Gems and
May Return to the East
ED ~ -

BERKELEY, Sept. s.-Not since the
news Of W. A. McKowen's embezzle-
ment of $4,000 Of university funds
Stirred the campus three years ago has
there been such a sensation created and
such establishment caused as that oc-
casiOned by the story Of Mrs. Martha
Souch's confession TO the police of
Berkeley and Oakland, published ex-
clusively in The Can today, Of the theft
by her of diamonds valued at thou
sands from her friend, Mrs. H A
Perch Of 1888 Henry street.
Professor Souch, the eminent chemist,
whose wife's mistake resulted in the
separation Of the Perch and Souch fam
lies, both having formerly lived in the
mansion on Henry street, is heart
broken by the notoriety his wifes ex-
ploit has brought him.
II was stated today by Police De-
partment people that Professor Souch,
contrary TO earlier reports, had not
known OF the affair in which his wife
was implicated, the Perches having
agreed TO keep il from him when Mrs.
Souch confessed the theft of the dia-
monds. Professor Souch. according to
this statement, learned today for the
first time Of the extraordinary affair in
which Mrs. Souch figured as one Of
the principals.
The arrangements for Professor
Souch's entrance into the university
had not been completed before this af-
fair occurred, and IL is not known
whether the original programme viii
be adhered to.
The Rerches are at the Hotel Idle
wild, Media, Pa, and 1t is reported that
Professor and Mrs. Souch may soon
20 East also. Professor Souch was as
bociated with scientific experiments at
Harvard University.
The Souches denied themselves to all
callers today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
SHASTA IRRIGATION
SCHEME UNW|SE.
Reclamation Service Engin-
eers Make Report Against
Giving 1t Consideration

WASHINGTON. Sept s.-Engineers
OF the reclamation service who have
made survey to determine the feasi-
bility OF irrigating the Shasta VAL
ley from the klamath River have de-
cided that 1t would not be wise to
recommend consideration of the work
until the klamath project begins to
return revenue.
The great cost of the Shasta work,
estimated at $3,7S5,000, and the pres
ent state of the reclamation fund, have
Influenced the engineers in their de-
cision.
They also say that 1t would be man.
ifestly unfair to California to begin
work, which, for lack of funds,
might not be completed for many
years, when other work could be taken
up and completed quickly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
STRICKEN WITH APOPLExY
DURING CHOIR REHEARSAL
Mrs. William Cleophane, Singer Mt
South Berkeley Church, Dies With
out Regaining Consciousness.

BERKELEY, Sept. S.-Mrs William
Cleophane, a member of the choir of
the Presbyterian church of South
Berkeley, was stricken with apoplexy
during choir rehearsal last night.
Mrs. Cleophane died at midnight at the
Roosevelt Hospital without having re-
gained consciousness
Mrs. Cleophane was A years old yes
terday, the wife of William Cleophane
of POOL Emerson street. She has been
a prominent church worker and choir
singer for many years. When the
stroke came there were present Messrs.
Cclson, King, Mckay. Price and Miss
Moser, members of the choir, and DR..
r. S. Eastman, pastor of the church.
She is survived by husband and two
daughters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
SUFFERING DRIVES MAN
OF EIGHTY TO SUICIDE
Aged Proprietor of Alameda Baths
Cuts His Throat With a
Razor.

ALAMEDA, Sept. s.-Made despond-
ent by the continuous pain that he had
suffered from chronic ailments for six
years, Edward H. Porter, nearly so
years of age, slashed his throat from
ear to ear with a razor, and also
gashed his left wrist with the keen
blade. The injuries were inflicted
Thursday morning, and last night the
old man passed to the rest that he
had longed for, expiring at a local
hospital.
Porter was for fifteen years proprie-
tor of the Alameda Baths at the West
End, and it was at his home, 4S4 Cen
trail avenue, that he committed the act
that resulted in his demise. He was a
native of Pennsylvania and is survived
by a widow and a son, A. p. Porter.
An inquest is to be held in the case
by Coroner H. B. Mehrmann.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
SHORT TERMS FOR
JAP POACHERS.
Raiders of st. Paul Rocker
les Are Sentenced to
Three Months in Prison

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
SEATTLE, Sept. S.-Judge Gunnison
in the United States court at Valdez,
Alaska, today sentenced the Japanese
seal poachers to serve three months
each in prison. The men were con-
victed after brief trial The escape
with short sentences of the Japanese
who raided the st. Paul seal rookeries
will cause some surprise locally and
throughout the coast.
The raid was one of the boldest vio-
lations of the law known to the coast.
Seals to the value of nearly $4,000
were killed and the poachers made
away with hides worth nearly that
sum. 1t was believed that Japan
would protest II the men were given
harsh treatment in the courts of the
United States, and 1t is considered
probable there will be no more inter
national discussion concerning the in
cident
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
DYSENTERY CURED AT SO

Mr.. Silas Dunt0n, who cele-
brated his 8Sth birthday on April
9th, last, and who has been one
of the most highly respected and
best known merchants for the
past 90 years in Millbury, Mass,
thanks Dnffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
for his youth and vigor.
A friend of MIR. Dunt0n's says
he looks so well that he is easily
good for twenty years more.
Mr.. Dunton visits his store al
most every day. Last summer he
had severe attack of dysentery
which was completely cured by
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
"'I am using Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, and think it very valuable as med
icine. Last July / was taken sick with
dysentery, and the doctor thought my
case was almost hopeless. A good doc
tor and very good nurse worked over
me night and day for four or FIVE
cines. Finally l insisted on two or
three spoonfuls of Duffys Pure Malt
Whiskey day, and L do believe it was
the medicine that cured me. For a
man of SO years l am very well. ."-Silas
Dunton, Millbury, Mass. May 18th, O6.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

large and will divide the district again
and add the fourth teacher to the new
school.
The San Mateo district comprises the
Homestead and San Mateo schools be-
side the beautiful school just opened
here. The board first thought that two
extra teachers in the district would suf-
fee and were much surprised when on
the opening day the schools were
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
HOP AND FRUIT HANDS SCARCE

SANTA ROSA. Sept. S.-The fruit
and hop men are worried over the lack
of help for handling this years crop
which Is now being harvested. Very
few of the ranches have enough help
and several minor strikes for higher
wages for picking hops have interrupted
work to some degree. The prune crop
is the largest ever seen in this part OF
the country and the dyers are blocked
with fruit owing to the difficulty in Sc
curing help.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
San LORENZO WOMAN
SAVED BY HER CORSET

SAN LORENZO. Sept. s.-Mrs. George
Alger, wife Of the proprietor Of the
San Lorenzo Trotting Park, has notified
the police Of a mysterious attack made
on her in her home near San Lorenzo.
Mrs Aiger says she was in the rear
part Of the house when a man, un-
known to her. entered and attempted
10 stab her. Her corset saved her from
injury, she says, and her screams
drove the man away.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
ICE WAGON STRUCK BY
LOCAL TRAIN FROM MELROSE
Horses Killed s, Driver Receives
Injuries That May Cause
His Death.

OAKLAND, Sept. S.-Unable to see
the rapidly approaching train which
was hidden from him by a train of box
cars, B. L. Grant, a driver in the en-
ploy of the Union Ice Company, this
afternoon drove his team across the
track Immediately in front Of the /
o'clock local train from Melrose, which
struck the wagon, killing both the
horses and hurting Grant unconscious
to the ground.
The driver was picked up by the
trainmen and was removed to his
room at the Cedarbrooke Hotel. at
Fruitvale, where he is now under the
care of DR.. Northcott. He is suffering
from a number of painful wounds and
1t is feared that he has been internally
injured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

crowded to such an extent that it be-
came necessary to add another teacher
to the San Mateo school.
The new school building was built
on the Mission and Moorish plan at
cost of $4,000 and matches nicely many
of the surrounding buildings. 1t is the
only building in San Mateo County
built of reinforced concrete and is the
only public building that was not
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
ALLEGED sHoPLIFTER ARRESTED

OAKLAND, Sept. S.-Miss Annie
Greenwald, who says she lives at Fruit
vale with her mother, was arrested in
Hales, Eleventh and Washington
streets, tonight on a charge of shop
lifting. Some lace that Special officer
Neal says she took from a counter was
found on her person She denied any
knowledge OF how she came to have
the lacss --------------
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
LINEMAN,s LEG CRUSHED.

SANTA ROSA, Sept. s.-Robert Mil
ler, a lineman of the Santa Rosa Light
ing Company, was seriously injured
here today. He was working on an
eighteen-foot ladder with a wire hang
Ding to the ground when a laundry
wagon passed and caught in the wire,
pulling him to the ground. The bones
Of his right leg were badly crushed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
HeaId'S Associated COLLEGES

1851 Franklln ST., San Franciscs,
Bacon Block, 1e60 Wnshtngfoa Sc.
Oakland.
Educate practically in all commerctai
pursuits and in All branches OF en-
the entire year. Pupils can attend
other school. For informatton call or
address e p. HEALD. President
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
POLYTECHNIC Business College

And School Of Engineering now In session
Oakland Cal. unc. capital stock s100.0oU-
Californis's Great Business University.
1000 BtuAents- Ideal climate. home indnsncsa-
Has nnest building and equipment IN America
100 typswrftsrs: 50 teachers individual lnsex.
Enroils Grammar. High Sea. ana Univ. Bt1dsncA.
Pfttman and Gregg Shorthand. Positions secured.
Also CIVIL Electrfcsl Mining En<ine~rsnE-
New Building Not Damaged BY Earthauaks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
MAYS BEGINS DEFENSE.

PORTLAND, Sept. S.-The Govern
ment rested and the defense began it's
introduction of testimony in the trial
of Senator Mays, Willard N. Jones and
George Sorenson before Judge Hunt in
the United States Circuit Court today
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
damaged by the earthquake.

damaged by the earthquake
The building is nicely situated amid
a grove of trees near the county road.
1t faces the electric road which runs
just a couple of blocks away.
The names of the Trustees have been
engraved upon large piece of marble
near the entrance to the school, They
are ]. P. Britt, E. A. Husting and ]. e.
Casey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

UNIONS PLAN FEsTIvAL.-omaha, Sept 8
The labor unions of Omaha are preparing TO
a festival at a local summer resort, to last al
next week. Among the speakers who will Be
in attendance are William ]. Bryan, Eugene v
Debs and Samuel Gompers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
MISS RANsOM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

4s4 PROSPECT AVENUE. OAKLAND.
Boarding and day pupils. single daily session
from until ! O'Clock. Telephone Oakland $751;
MARION RANSOM. EDITH BRIDGES.
Principals
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
ARMoRED CRUISERS sAIL.-Ney

ARMoRED CRUISERS sAIL.-Newport, R
l.. Sept. s.-The armored cruiser squadron
sailed from here today for the Asiatic station
under command of Rear Admiral willard r..
Brownson. The squadron consists OF the nag
ship West Virginia and the Colorado. Maryland
and Pennsylvania.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
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- Gin uerbrederiheS S(ttentnt oni
ocu ~FbiloOclpbin'6ie0er. oen be-
tomltcn Grprcb5ng Der ~FennipIpo-
9obn," Der geiterr 9lbeuo bel
9tcScoped. unpeit 8ilteSborre geIc.
0cn, intcrnomncn uorhen lit, luuroc
0nrb }luei anobcn. lueld)c 5luei unbc-
fdnnte WfGnner nit elmer @eihe ma.
nipuliren 1eieben hntten. pereitelt.
Qic Wi1nner batten Die gSeid)e Der.
ItcIIt, nm oen 3ng ourh ialid)e Sig-
nole mlf ein Seitengelciie su iiibrcil.
lie &nabeu beund)ridltigteu einen
Observation-Disclosures BON Dem &C.
Id)cbenerL ser oaS llnbeil geraoe nod,
pcrbmocrn fOnnte. Seltte iriib ipnr-
ocn jlpei MGnncr. Oeren slnsieben
nit Der bon oen anabct gegebenen
9clhrciblug ltialmt, oerhaitct.
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Snrdj cine EnlUcr GrplOiOu in
Stiidc ocriilcn.

&ilminNtoM Gel, ,. Gcbr.
ltnAcii1r 5luci lonncn Nllpcr cr.
piuOirtcn brrtc ut ser MlglcD |ul-
pcrniiblr scr o0npont Eom0cr So, d"
llnN Samuel &uhonon, - Sabre ait,
Der ciu3i1c 9InAcltcltr, pclhcr iiN
5Nr 3cit III Dem WcbGr0r hcion0,
mlrOc in Stiidc 5crriiicn. Gic Gr-
pIolon' ibIcllOcrtc OoS 0ocb. >pcldjcS,
mic in EltncrniibIcn NcbrGrhlctL J.
oGnc nllc NcicIiMm0 Nri 0cnWtnlcru
b22 SebGuoc2 lag 800 })or03 mcit
iort iibcr Sen @rauonminc Grrcf.
Gic SntlcrihiittcrlnN mar ouI nc6.
rcrc Wcilcu I'M llNtrcilc pObrncbm=
bar.
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Gdlnlbig bcfnnoen.

@cIt 6 setter, ga, ,. sSe6r.
- Der StoIiencr GicarOo sSortc, mel
der bier inter Scr 9lnfIu8c uor Sc.
ribt italt0, 9faric uno I0nliltic Gc-
lliccn, 5pei ain0cr, crrnOroct 81 bn'
bcn, mltrbc bcllte bes MorOe5 I'M crs
Itcn @rabc ihlilbig bciiirbcr Wal
idno Die 2cidcn ber ain0cr in elmer
SdnticoGucrfltdltc Series llebcr,
iiibrprg muroc 6urt) sic 9lraingcn
zines Monnes crnl0glidt, mclhcr nit
igm in @ciallgnib iaB.
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uou lngciGbr 10000 Ginmobncrn iii
bcute Der Eoli3eidci 0aS Cpier cinc3
SombCn 2lttcntata qcpOr0Cu. Die
W0r0cr Inuertcn ibrcrl Opicr Dor lei
ncm @iircou nlti ln0 iCblclrOCrtcu ibr
MltriAcldob, ais cr inr@c0riiic itonb,
icinc &utiba 81 bcitciQCn. Goa 1Iubrz
mcrf, bci0c Hicr0c mo Scr &ntihcr
Wlr0cn nit 0cnl rnlcli0cu Eolijci=
mciitcr in Shidc Ncriiicu.
: 0citrcid)ii6cr Gumpicr III
4 Ian men.
@jem >, Gcbruor. -- Cine Icpc,
inc oua EropGonO in scr niintiiNcn
Iiirfci mcIoct ooB ser 6Itrcihiibc
@louo Gontpicr n@cml9" Qcitcrt i'm
oortiAcn Nofcn Gcuer fing mo nod
iHuucr brCnnt. Gic gauge HoOun0
0co Sd)iiic2 lit pcrnihtct lno filui
MotroIcn bobru ihpcrc &crIcbun0cn
crIheu.