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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-29
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Time Card in Effect June 3, 1906.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS AT SALT LAKE CITY

DEPART EASTBOUND - DAILY
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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
Brief Local News

TWO BANKRUPTs-caspsr Stein. farmer
and drayman OF Stockton, 6led petition in
bankruptcy yesterday. He owes $s+s and has
no assets. Charles r. Mold. clerk. Alameda also
filed a petition. he owes S473 and has S21O
assets.
CAR AND BUGGY COLDER J. Chard.
superintendent OF construction for Meyer &
O'Brien. architects 779 Market street was
thrown from his buggy and badly injured In
Ellis street yesterday evening An outbound
ear into Chard's rig and demolished IL.
POLICE BOARD LACKS QUoRUH-The meet
ing OF the police commissioners called for yes
terday afternoon was adjourned for lack OF n
quorum. Commissioners Hagerty and Finn were
present. as on Tuesday afternoon. but Commits
sioner wallen is still in Los Angeles and Pres
ident Leahy had to go to San Rafael The
latter IS busy preparing for his departure for
Europe.
SALOON IS RAIDED-The saloon OF Arthur
Enxlender 0ctavia and Grove streets was
raided by Detectives Mitchell and Cornelius late
Wednesday night The proprietor was arrested
for keeping disorderiy house and eleven men
and three young girls. B. Gartin, Stella Davis
and Margaret Wilson. all more or less under
the influence OF liquor. were arrested for dis
turbing the peace. Englender was feIeased on
his own recognizsnce for so days By Police Judge
Cabaniss yesterday and the others were dis
charged.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
ST. JOHNS CHILDREN
PRESENT SACRED PLAY

OAKLAND, June 20.-Children of
st: Johns church presented a beautiful
religious play last night and tonig ght
depicting in allegory the meaning of
the offices of the Episcopal church as
laid down in the book of common
prayer.
The story was unfolded in delight
ful way by the children, who gave
remarkably intelligent presentation.
The Little Pilgrims and the Book Be
loved" was the title of the production.
The cast was follows:
Christopher servant OF Mother Church. Castle
man DAILY; first little pilgrim, Consuela Jen-
nngs; second little pilgrim. Nelson Wong; Moth
er Church, Carmen Mouritz; Maths. Margaret
Boreroux: Eyensong. JGhanne Haneberg: Litany
Robert Crowley; Baptism. Hazel Pocock; Cate
chism, Ella DAILY; Confirmation. Herbert e. Bon
ham; Eucharist. Earl McCann: attendants on
Eucharist. Constance Lake Mipalda Leighton,
Westal Wilcox. Carlton Wines. Carl Mau;
Psaiter Elizabeth Gray; Matrimony. Ruth Oil
yer; Visitation. Iayene Leighou; Requiem Basil
Crowley; ChuTching of Women Anne DAILY:
Prayers at Sea. Alice Lake. Visitation of Pris-
oners, Stuart Johnson: Harvest Home Portin
Lemon; Family Prayer. Adalone Leghou: Or
dinal. Robert Smith: Articles OF Religion Reg
inald Johnson; Edward VI the Book Binder Ar
turo Gonzales; page TO king. Henry Haneberg;
Lectionary, Horace Beverly; Calendar Ollie An
gus; Preface. Bertha Smoother; Ratification
Frances Laidlaw; Child OF st. John, Virginia
Johnson
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
OAKLAND COTTON MILLS
COMPANY ORGANIZED
Capital of Half Million Is
Already Subscribed
by Incorporators
TO BUILD BIG PLANT
Site for Factory Covers Six
Acres in High
Street
TO BUILD BIG PLANT

OAKLAND. June 20.-The Oakland
Cotton Mills company has been or
ganized. Articles OF Incorporation car
rying a subscribed capital stock OF
100000 were filed today. The plant
will be erected on site in High street.
adjoining the Southern Pacific COM
pany's tracks and Just south OF the
Western Pacific railways right OF way.
The site covers six acres.
The officers Of the company are: Pres
ident. L. c. MOrehouse: vice president.
j. l. Barker; secretary and manager,
w. F. Doig; directors-L. c. Morehouse.
j. l. Barker, W. E. Dargie. A. Jonas.
Frederick Osgood. Robert Moles and w.
F. Lloyd. Among the stock holders ara
W. G. Palmanteer. Socrates HUFF J. A
Bunting, j. S. Mills. Fred c. Barker and
Thomas McGinnis
Plans have been completed for the
mill and the machinery installation,
which Will be modern IN every particu-
lar The product viii embrace a large
variety of cotton goods. including mary
kinds OF twine. batting. ropks and other
staples. Contracts have been secured
for the entire output
The mills will employ a large num-
Der of hands. will be OF concrete and
steel construction and viii be operated
on high standard. the latest in me-
chanieal improvements having been Sc
lected
Doig. the general manager. Is widely
known throughout the Pacific coast.
He has had many years Of experience
in cotton manufacturing in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
RACING MANS WIFE BRINGS
ACTION FOR MAINTENANCE
John H. McCarty, Father of Inven-
tor, Accused of Failing to
Support Family

John H. McCarty. blacksmith ana
owner of race horses. but better known
as the father of the late Francis Joseph
McCarty. inventor OF the wireless tele-
phone. was made defendant yesterday
in a suit for maintenance filed by his
wife, Catherine McCarty. The complaint
recites that McCarty has failed TO sup
port his wife and three minor chill
dren. and that they are in INDECENT
circumstances.
Through her attorneys. Frank -
Drury and Charles W. Lynch Mrs. NJ
Carly asks for an allowance OF 5000 a
month. His holdings, according TO the
complaint. consist of an interest in the
estate of Francis Joseph McCarty
valued at $4,000. four race horses
worth $1,000 each. an automobile that
cost $4,000, real estate valued at S1O-
600, and money in bank. Further Il
is alleged that he has an income OF
$1,000. An injunction restraining Nc
Carty from disposing Of any OF his
property was asked for.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
HOSTESS ABSTRACTS COIN
FROM A CALLERS PURSE

OAKLAND. June 20.-Mrs Mary Zai-
kowilz who lives in Second street be-
tween Alice and Jackson. was arrested
this morning on complaint of Mrs.
Henry Bodie Of leg Third street, who
charged Mrs. Zalkowitz with petty lar
ceny. Mrs. Bodie alleged that while she
was visiting at the Zalkowitz home the
accused woman had stolen SIS from h.i.
Mrs. Zalkowitz did not deny tEat she
had taken the money, but said that ii
was part payment of reward offered
some time ago by Mrs. Bodie TO any
one who could locate her husband,
Henry Bodie, who had deserted her.
Mrs. Zalkowitz said that she had OBJ
tanned information which led TO the re-
union of the Bodies, and that Mrs.
Bodie had then refused TO pay her the
reward.
Mrs. Bodie visited the home of Mrs
Zalkowitz yesterday. According to her
story her hostess abstracted SIG from
her purse. When her demand that the
money be returned was refused she
caused the arrest of Mrs. ZaIkowitz
Mrs. Zalkowitz said that the real
cause of her arrest was her refusal to
sell to Henry Bodie. the husband of her
accuser, pair of shoes on credit.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
W|sP OF BLONDE HAIR
SKATERS W|FE's LOVE
Sues for Divorce on Ground
That Husband Carries
Token in Locket
MATHER GETS DECREE
Says That Helprneet Threw
Water in His Face at
Various Times

OAKLAND. June 20.-Irritated, she
asserted, by the knowledge that her
husband Joaquin Pacheco, carries a
locket containing lock of blonde
hair, the antecedent of which she has
been unable to learn, Minnie Pacheco
has filed suit for divorce. She COM
planned that she often had asked her
husband where he obtained the trinket
but he gave her no answer other than
that he liked blondes very much.
An interIocutory decree of divorce
has been granted Charles II. Mather
from Elizabeth j. Mather on the ground
of cruelty. SheNwas accused of throw
ing water into his. face at various
times He was given the custody of
their three children. John A. Heck
received similar decree from Rosalia
Heck for desertion.
Mary Flynn, who recently withdrew
a suit for divorce against James Flynn,
has filed a new suit based on his al
legged cruelty.
Catherine Russell was awarded an
interlocutory decree Of divorce from
George II. Russell today on the ground
of his habitual intemperance. She was
allowed $40 month alimony. The
couple were married In Lake Forest,
Ill, III 1898. Mrs. Russell claimed
that he had not supported her for the
last year because of his dissipation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
BULLETS HIT CITIZEN IN
PISTOL DUEL WITH THIEF
Discovers Burglar in Store
and Opens Fire With
Automatic Gun
ROBBER GETS AWAY
Man Is Wounded in Breast
and Wrist by Shots
of the Criminal

OAKLAND, June 2o.-Having discov-
cred a burglar in the liquor store Of
BENJAMIN ]. Goldman at 40S1 San Pablo
avenue, In Emeryville, early this morn
ing Hans j. Nielsen shot at the robber.
The burglar returned the fire. One
of the bullets struck Nielsen in the left
wrist and another passed through a
window casing and struck him in the
breast. The burglar made his escape
in the darkness.
Nielsen, who lives in a fiat above the
store with William Olsen and w A.
Olsen, was awakened by a noise in the
store. Nielsen went to a window and
ordered the burglar to come out The
robber made a dash for liberty and
Nielsen at once opened fire on him with
an automatic pistol. The burglar then
shot at Nielsen and the pistol duel
ended with the wounding of Nielsen
and the escape of the thief.
Neither of the wounds sustained by
Nielsen was serious. one being a fesh
wound on the wrist and the other a
slight abrasion on the breast Inves-
tigation showed that the burglar had
tried to break the lock on the cash
register in the place. The police have
a description of the man, Nielsen hav-
ing gotten view of the robber as he
made his escape
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
PARIS FAMILY CANNOT
SAVE HIM FROM PRISON
Burllngarne Club Book
Keeper Must Stand Trial
for Forging Check
BANKERS RELENTLESS
State Association Insists
That Example Be Made
of Youth
RELENTLESS

ALAMEDA, June 2o.-Ralph E. Parr
vas taken from the county Jail TO the
city prison by Chief Of Police John
Conrad today and viii appear tomor-
row morning at $3.50 O'Clock before
Justice of the Peace Z. Z. johnson for
srrsignment on a charge of having
forged a check for $500 on the Bank
OF Alameda The attorney for the
former book keeper of the Burlingame
club win endeavor to make it appear
that the defendant is OF unsound mind.
and that, instead of being held to an
swer 10 the charge against him. Parr
should be committed TO a state hos
pitaI
F. II. CoIburn. assistant secretary of
the California bankers association, was
here today to confer with the officials
Of the Bank Of Alameda regarding the
case. The association intends to see
that the youthful check raiser is prose-
cuted. In speaking of this phase,
President J. Z. Baker Of the Bank of
Alameda said:
This bank is ahlIiated with the
California bankers association. and we
are. therefore. obliged to prosecute anv
person passing false checks on US. We
cannot permit the friends or relatives
of such wrongdoers to make up the
amount Of the forgery to the bank. as
such a proceeding would be against the
rules Of the association and would re-
suit in turning loose the offender again
20 prey upon banks and the public
"Psrr deposited the check for $500
with US after ii had been cleverly
raised from Sc, and he drew against
the amount until II was exhausted.
We viii lose only s6. the original
amount of the check. for the law pro-
Nides that where check not
safely and properly made out in the
1of hat he
Parr check was not the drawer of the
check is responsible for the loss. This
check was drawn by the secretary Of
1he Burlingame club, and that or
ganization. we contend, Will have to
stand the loss
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
ST. JOHNS PARISH TO
HOLD REUNION PICNIC
Members Will Journey to Santa Clara
Valley Pleasure Grounds for
Annual Outing

The members Of St. Johns parish are
looking forward with a great deal of
Measure TO the reunion and picnic
which they viii hold tomorrow in New
sunset park. Good music, games and
athletic events viii be coupled with the
sumner freshness afforded by the
santa Clara valley picnic grounds to
make the event a memorable one, and
Rather Brady Of the parish promises
every one who attends a pleasant out
ing Arrangements have been made
with the railroad company whereby
annie transportation accommodations
vii be provided. Trains VIII leave the
doDot al Third and Townsend streets at
a-15 = m Valencia street at S.25, St
sfar,-s avenue at 9.27. Sunnyside al
$50. ocean View s-Ss. and san Mateo
- 7o-7N The return trains will leave
he picnic grounds at $50 and p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
TWENTY Y-N|NE STUDENTS
ARE AWARDED DIPLOMAS

OAKLAND, June ga class of %
students of the manual training and
commercial high school received
diplomas of graduation at the exer-
cises held tonight in the common
school assembly hall in Lafayette park.
Owing to the fact that the term Of
study in manual training was extended
from two years to four years no stu
dents were graduated from that depart
ment, and those who received diplomas
were from the commercial departments
The Invocation was offered by Rev.
P. Rich, the first superintendent Of
schools Of this county. An address on
behalf OF the alumni of the school was
delivered by Golden Downing OF the
December class of 1902. The address of
the evening was given by Rev. Edwin
Sucker, and the presentation Of
diplomas was made by Charles H.
Redington. president of the board of
education. Musical numbers were rem
dered by Kurt Steindorff. William
Strobach, Lawrence F. Hyde and a
Coombs. Miss Amelia Vockel, Rudolph
Druhe and w. ID. Coffey. The Mexican
national hymn was sung by members
of the class in Spanish. Those awarded
diplomas were: Albert Z. Anderson.
Christine NJ Andersen. Alvina Biener.
Caro- Emma Bishop, Alice c. Borland.
David Caig Jr., Daisy Ferguson. j.
Wesley Ferguson, Alice Flanagan. Vic
toria V Garcia, IVA May Hamerton,
Esther A. Herman, Elvera F. Hoos,
Jesse u. Hogan. Susie Fl. Lenane. Meta
IL. Luzzadder, LIeweiIyn c. Pierce, Flor
ence H. Peterson, Anna Shorup, Edith
l. Slater. Marguerite Emily Timm,
Verna Van Luven, Eta May Vessing,
Frederick P. Nogt. James F. White,
John j. White, Rose /. White and
Margaret J. Whittle.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 20
Another Joined the ranks of the June
brides today when Miss Josephine NJ
Miner, popular girl of this city and
grand daughter of one of the first set
tiers here, became the wife of Edmond
Gros de Mango of San Francisco.
The affair was one of the prettiest
celebrated here in some time and was
held at the home of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miner.
Gowned in a simple dress of white silk
null and carrying a large bouquet of
American Beauty roses, the bride was
given away by her father in the draw
ing room of her home.
The young people are well Known
here. The bride is the grand daughter
of d. o. Daggett, one of the hrst set
tiers of this county. and has spent her
life here. She is an elocutionist of
marked ability and popular with the
Younger set The groom is a young
San Franciscan and occupies an infiu-
ential positions with the w p. Fuller
paint company.
The ceremony took place at o'clock.
performed by Rev. Robert Craig Miss
Elenor Coil was bridesmaid and Albert
Craig best man. Only intimate friends
and relatives We're present.
The couple left for Santa Cruz. where
they Will spend their honeymoon, re-
turning to reside in San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
CONFESsEs CRIME ON
WAY To PEN|TENTIARY

OAKLAND. June 2O.-Ira Butler. who
was sentenced to 20 years in the peni-
tentiary at San Quentin for holding up
the Albany cafe on the night of Feb
ruary 26, yesterday confessed, while in
the custody of Deputy Sheriff Fred
Pilot on the way to the prison, that
he was guilty. Butler related the prin-
cipal incidents of his life and laid
the blame for his criminal career TO the
fact that he was unable to earn his
own living.
He said that people invariably
laughed at him when he asked for
work Butler asserted that he left
home in Florida at an early age, be-
cause he could not get along with his
stepmother. and after living in Ten
nessee for some time was imprisoned
for two years for the theft of some
watches and jewelry. He said that he
went to British Columbia after his re-
lease, determined to turn over new
leaf. but fall on an icy sidewalk hurt
his back so he was unable to do any
kind of work. Once, he said. when he
attempted to work in the hay fields.
his feebIeness with the pitchfork drew
so much ridicuIe upon him that he
had TO give it up.
Butler went TO San Francisco early
this year. One morning while in Oak
land he bought a drink in the Albany
cafe He said that he at once con-
ceived the idea of holding UP the place
and carried out his plan that night.
His pistols. he related, were loaded
with a light charge of powder and
much paper Wadding. with a small bull
let. and were only intended for show
He admitted that he carried a small
revolver in his sleeve. He said that
the discharge of one of the pistols was
an accident, resulting from nervous
ness In taking leave of pilot, Butler
said, as ne was about to begin his long
term -Goodby. l guess this is about
the only thing l am good for"
Butler confessed to acting Chief of
Police Petersen the day before he was
sentenced and gave him the brace of
pistols he carried on the night of the
robbery
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
OWNER OF HORSE THINKS
A YOUNG MAN STOLE 1T
Jacob Casdin Makes Complaint to
Police and Is Advised to Obtain
Search Warrant

Jacob Casdin. 137 Hale street. called
at police headquarters yesterday after
noon and told a remarkable story. He
owns a team and drives a wagon for
passengers. While his wagon was
standing in Golden Gate avenue op-
posite the central emergency hospital
yesterday a we'll dressed young man
said to Casdin: You have no right to
drive a horse that is lame. have a
good mind to arrest YOU.
Casdin said he told the young man
that the horses hoof had been hurt
while being shod on Wednesday and
he intended taking the animal home.
No you won't" replied the young
man Il am an officer of the humane
society and / will take care of the
horse"
Casdin said that the horse was un-
yoked and the young man walked Off
with it. Casdin went to the pound and
called at the office of the humane So
ciety but could find no trace of the
equine. He was advised TO obtain a
search warrant today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
STATE EPWORTH LEAGUE
MEETS AT SANTA ROSA
Professor John w. Fletcher, Who
Will Be in Charge of School.
One of Speakers

SANTA ROSA, June 20.-The six
teenth annual session of the California
state Epworth League was called to
order this morning at the South Metho-
dist church by President Landsum Gra-
ham. There was good attendance and
all the state officers were present.
One of the principal speakers today
was professor John w. Fletcher of
Nashville who recently arrived on the
coast to take charge of the school soon
to be established by the denomination
at Leland Rev. C. r. Douglas delivered
an address tonight. The conference
will be in session until Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
WOMEN ROB MINER IN
SUPERVISORS SALOON
Furey's Back Room Is Scene of
Crime Committed by Two
Habitues of TcndcrIoin

Kate Wilson and Clara Winters,
habitues of the tenderloin, admitted
last night that they had met mining
man in the rear of Supervisor Furey's
saloon at McAllister and Webster
streets and robbed him of purse con-
tanning about $50 They escaped be-
fore he discovered his loss, but were
arrested soon after by Patrolman CAL
vim. to whom the excited mining man
appealed when he found that his purse
was gone.
At the central emergency hospital,
where the women were searched, one
admitted the theft and said that the
empty purse had been thrown into a
lot at Golden Gate avenue and Bu-
chanan street The money was found
on them. The women were placed un-
der arrest, but their accused refused to
divulge his identity.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
DIVORCE SUIT BRINGS
JOY To WHOLE FAMILY

BERKELEY. June 2o.-Through the
medium Of a newspaper story. telling
of Ber6ine Hughes suit for divorce in
Oakland. bis mother. Mrs. Frances
Hughes has 1eeu brought into touch
with a brother, George Asbury, whom
she had not seen for 50 Nears- She is
3 years Of age; her brother is IS.
AsburE read o. Berdine Hughes di
vorce suit and noted the cognOmen Ber-
dine. an uncommon name. which had
been used often in the Hughes family.
de followed this clew. located Berdine
Hughes and 50 discovered the where
abouts Of Berdines mother. the sister
of AsbUry She was in the late Judge
Hughes family mansion at San Rafael
Today the brother and sister visited
Mrs Hughes son. Robert Hughes. a
contractor, al his home at 2S1e Tenth
street and the story OF the reuLion was
repeated.
Asbury is a rich man. owning farms
IN Minnesota and Colorado, valuable
property IN Los Angeles and elsewhere
throughout the country. He ran away
from home in Virginia when years
old after 4 quarrel with his foster
mother. From that time until this he
had not seen his brothers or sisters.
Through Mrs. Hughes he is brought
into touch with all the family. One OF
his brothers lives in Nebraska and an
other in Oregon. A family reunion
viii be held soon IN Berkeley. where
Asbury plans TO buy home and live.