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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
CECIL BRITAIN IS
STILL MISSING
Five Year-Old Child From
Oregon Cannot Be Found
in Camp of Gypsies
POLICE MAKE SEARCH

BERKELEY, Jan. i.-Search for
little Cecil Brfttan, the hve-year-old
child who disappeared in Oregon last
July and who is thought by some to
be In the custody of gypsies now en-
camped here. was carried on today by
several members of the Police Depart
ment and by the little boys relatives.
Judge E A. Bridgford of 1910 Turk
street, San Francisco, an uncle of the
missing boy. and Anna c. Brittan. his
aunt, teacher from San Francisco.
took part in the hunt today. They
had received requests from the miss
ing lads parents in Walia Waila.
Wash. to help find the youngster, and
promptly co-operated with the police.
Other members of the Britain family
are also prosecuting the search.
rumor that the Britain boy. who
is said TO have been spirited away
yesterday from the gypsy camp. had
been seen again in the hands of the
gypsies in West Berkeley sent the po-
lice flying to the camp of the Romany
people this morning. but the report
was false alarm. A thorough search
of every nook and corner OF the strag-
Cling camp was made, while the gyp-
sizes looked on In disgust
There was found to be a .'tow head"
In the camp. four or fve years old
The child is OF Romany blood. how
ever, and the police think that those
who reported having seen white
child among the gypsies may have
been deceived by the white-headed
youngsters appearance into the fancy
that white child was concealed
among the band of rovers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
Oakland Personals

: OAKLAND, Jan. w. @. Whitney.
with his wife and child, OF Vancouver,
B C. are registered AT the Crellin.
Frank J. Blake and wife OF Chica go
are at the Athens
W. Morrice is at the MetTopole from
Glasgow. Scotland
George s. Emerson OF Troy. n. 7, is
at the Toursine.
A B. Luther Of Chicago. H. is a
recent arrival at the Metropole
w H Siayton is at the Touraine.
registering from Denver. Colo.
j. S. Callahan. registering from Kan
sas City, No. spent New Years day at
the crellin-
J. H Smith has registered at the
Touratne from Knoxville. Tenn.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
Society in Cities
Across the Bay

OAKLAND. Jan. I.-One of the most
important New Years day receptions
was that of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly
at their attractive home over a hun
dred guests were entertained. In the
receiving party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lowden.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lund Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Tubbs Hall. Miss Muriel
Kelly Miss Evelyn Hussey. Miss Norma
Castle. Miss Katherine Kutz, James
Kutz, George McDougall, Philip Frye
and Emory Farnham.
Miss Marian Walsh viii be the motif
for the card party for which Miss Gene
We've Chambers has issued cards for
Friday afternoon OF this week The
guests. numbering thirty or more, will
be the closer friends of the guest of
honor and the hostess. Miss Walsh ex-
poets to leave January Il for an ex-
tended Eastern trip. Those who have
been invited to meet her are Mrs. ChaI-
len Parker. Mrs. James Kenna, Mrs
Frederick Dieckman, Miss MoIlie
Mathes. Miss May Coogan. Miss Jessie
Fox. Miss Ida Wickson, Miss Gladys
Wickson, Miss Letitia Barry. Miss Cor
neiia Stratton. Miss Effie Richardson.
Miss Florence BurrelI. Miss Margaret
Taylor, Miss Carol Day, Miss Viva Vim
cent. Miss Thelma Chase, Miss Mar
JOAAr 4-e uIA4s ~AlSc W 4uAIEcQ LXnCH. MISS
Adelaide Bangs. Miss Irene Bangs, Miss
Rowena Elston. Miss Marjorie Patter-
son. Miss Clara Stevenson, Miss Edith
Miller and Miss Carolyn Fowler.
The Berkeley Assembly will hold its
second dance OF the season in the col
lege town. Monday, January Z. The
patronesses of the club include Mrs.
Clinton Day, Mrs Charles Mills Gayley
Mrs E ]. Wickson. Mrs. Charles Green
leaf. Mrs A ]. Ralston. Mrs. Henry
Glass. Mrs. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Mrs
A A Pennoyer, Mrs. E. J. Clapp, Mrs
Wilfred Page. Miss Sydney Smith, Miss
Radford and Mrs Charles Buffers.
L Belcher of New York is spend
ing the winter in Oakland. For sew
eral weeks he has been guest at the
Claremont Country Club.
Fifty guests in fancy dress received
the hospitality OF Miss Mabel Ruther-
ford last evening. watching the old year
out and the new year in in merry fash
ion az the Rutherford home on Har-
rison street It was one of the charm
ing affairs of the season over which
this hostess and her sisters presided
An elaborate supper was served.
Rev. and Mrs. GeoFge Barbour Allen
received this afternoon at an "at home"
at their residence in East Oakland.
Many friends called during the recep-
tien hours. from until o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Franck (for-
merly: Miss Laura Fenton) have re-
turned from their honeymoon journey
and are cozily settled in their new
home.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Edna MacFSdyen and Raymond Van
Wilson OF Berkeley. Miss MacFadyen is
a charming girl. the sister of Mrs. Irv-
ing Wright.
Another engagement Of interest to
the college town is that of Miss Ethel
Chamberlain. daughter of Judge George
". Chamberlain of Berkeley. and Henry
r Woltrnan. Woltman recently came
from the East TO engage in business in
the bay cities
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
TWO OAKLAND aES FIGHT 4
DUEL IN STREET WITH KNIVES
Both Are Arrested and Refuse 10
Answer Questions as 90 Cause
of the Trouble

OAKLAND Jan. 1.-B. r. Farr and
W H Baldwin. both expressmens fought
e duel in the streets with knives TO-
Cay and were arrested on charges Of
assa ult with a deadly weapon Each
claims that the other attacked him
first. Both were cut about the hands
and arms. the Interference of their
friends preventing worse consequences.
Farr was arrested on Twenty third
avenue. near his home. by Baldwin and
Patrolman Havens, and later Baldwin
was taken into custody AT his home al
1872 Twenty third avenue. On their
arrival at the. police station neither OF
the fighters would answer questions as
TO the cause OF the trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
SANTA ROSA FULL
Of COURAGE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
SANTA ROSA, Jan The year 1906
will long be remembered with a shud-
but all enter the new year with cour-
age and hopefulness. The future prom
ises to be bright and full of hope.
During the months since the April dis
aster building permits have been
granted under a stringent building or
dinance for more than 100000 worth
OF substantial one, two and three story
structures in the business portion of
the city, and hundreds of new homes
have been added to the residence Sec
tion.
An examination of the records in the
office of the County Clerk of Sonoma
County for the year just ended shows
that Cupid has been active, despite
the drawbacks of the year. as 410 mar
riage licenses have been issued An
other showing which Is not pointed
to with any pride is the fact that
there were seventy three divorce suits
filed during the year. There was a
total of 242 civil suits fled in the
Superior Courts of the county and
thirty eight criminal actions instituted.
The Pobate Court docket shows to-
tai of III cases OF record.
Sonoma has grown to be county
of 54.S55 people. with six cities with
populations as follows: Santa Rosa,
1o,e9o; Petaiuma, es25; Healdsburg,
5045. Sebastopol, 1865: Cloverdale 1860,
and Sonoma, 1850. There is a steady
and healthy growth in all parts of the
county and much building is under
way and contemplated. There is a
good demand for skilled mechanics and
~. - g.
to enter into small farming and fruit
raising.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
HONOR MEMORY on MewADE

OAKLAND. Jan. THE Superior
Court Of Alameda County en- banc has
adopted resolutions Of respect to the
memory Of David r. McWade. the at
torney who died from blood poisoning.
The resolutions. which were presented
by George r. de Cola. were spread
on the minutes OF the court. On be-
half Of the c0urt Judge William II.
Waste made response. sttest1ng the
high esteem in which the departed at
torney was held, both in his profess
siOnal and personal relations with the
bench and the bar OF Alameda County.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
wREsTLERs DIVIDE HoNoRs

CHICAGO. Jan. Carl Pons, the
French champion heavy weight wres-
tier, and William Demetrel, the local
Greek wrestler, divided honors in a
match here today. Demetrel won the
first fall in twenty-seven minutes with
the reverse haif-neIson and deadlock
Pons took the second fall In nineteen
minutes. using the half-nelson and
deadlock. The third bout was declared
draw owing TO the fatigue of the
contestants after thirty-flve minutes of
wrestling
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
BOY C0NFESsE:S To
WRECK|NG TRAIN

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. Roy
Swartazer, the young telegraph
operator who was arrested yesterday
following the wrecking of an Oregon
Short Line train at Peterson. Utah,
which caused the death of Engineer
McFeeley and serious injuries to two
other trainmen, has confessed that he
alone caused the wreck. The youth.
who is son of the station agent at
Peterson, admits that he was prompted
TO the deed by desire 10 see the long
freight train plunge into the river be-
low. Five farmers who were arrested
yesterday have been released, though
they admitted they had recently tam
pered with the block signals at Peterson
and stopped freight trains that they
might steal coal from fatcars. Some
of these farmers probably will be re-
arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
HAYWARD PIONEER DIES

HAYWARD. Jan. THE funeral Of
Julius Olfus, a pioneer resident, was
held today from the Congregational
church. Rev. D Bent Naylor officiating
Interment was at Mountain View Gene
terry. Oakland Olfus died from an at
tack OF appendicitis. which came upon
him Immediately after he had eaten
Christmas dinner. He was a member
of the Foresters and the Order of
Hermann Sons.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
HOPE TO REDUCE SENTENCE
OF EMBEZZLING TELLER
Attorneys for w. II. Anderson of KAN
sas City, Who Stole $4,000, Ask
for New Trial

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1.-The attor-
neys for William T. Anderson. former
assistant teller in the First National
Bank. who pleaded guilty last week to
embezzling $4,000 and received a SEN
tence of four years in the penitentiary,
filed a motion today that the verdict
be set aside and the case reopened.
II is alleged that at the time he
pleaded guilty Anderson was sick and
that his mind had become weakened
by years of illness The motion will
be argued later.
Anderson's attorneys hope TO secure
a reduction of his sentence
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
BANKS REFLECT PROSPERITY

BERKELEY. Jan An the banks
of Berkeley report extraordinary in
creases OF deposits during the past
year. the following table giving the
favorable differences between the de-
posits at the end Of 1905 and OF 1906
IN each bark OF the town: First Ma
tional S170o,00o; Berkeley Savings
Bank, $l.2oo-0Oo; University Savings
Bank $500 600. Berkeley National
Bank 500. 600: West Berkeley Bank
s165.Oeo, South Berkeley Bank.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
wHEELMAN HURT BY COLLISION

OAKLAND. Jan. IA motorcycle
ridden by Gordon Burroughs. an cleo
trician OF SIS Tenth street collided
with an automobile at East Twelfth
street and Eleventh avenue today. Bur
rOughs was hurled to the pavement and
sustained severe cuts and bruises about
the arms and body. He was given
surgical aid at the Receiving Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
MTI.L pIscrss oaKLANn

OAKLAND. Jan. The Mems
League OF the First Congregational
Church viii give a dinner January 15
when the special theme Of addresses
VIII be Civic Berterment for Oakland" !"
H A Powell VII speak on The Pres
ent Demand for Civic Betterment" {"
cuss How 10 Organize and Make Ef-
fective Oakland's Better Civic Spirit -
The Present Situetion IN Oakland
It's Dangers and Needs" viii be pre-
sented by Rev. Charles r. Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
HUNTER TREED BY
CINNAMON BEAR

REDDING. Jan. Nicholas Nagen-
CAST, an employe of Clark Mint of
Canyon Creek. Trinity County, went
hunting yesterday and was treed by a
cinnamon bear. The bear and man
fought on the limb. The man was bad
ly injured, but the bear was frightened
of by the crash OF the limb. which
broke with the unusual weight
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
CHARLES J. wooDBURr HURT

OAKLAND, Jan. Charles ].
Woodbury.. who lives at 1915 Brush
street. was thrown from a buggy at
Broadway and Thirteenth street last
night. suffering a cut on his head. His
injuries were dressed at the Receiving
Hospital by DR.. Reinle. Woodburyrs
horse was frightened by the noise Of
a tin horn. and shied, throwing him
from the buggy
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
sUcCUMBs TO BuRNs

SACRAMENTO. Jan. Mrs Rose
Johnson. who was burned last Satur-
day night by the explosion OF coal oil
stove. died from her injuries last night
lie was the daughter OF the late James
Woodburn. who was a wealthy whole
sale liquor dealer and 8 pioneer of CAL
ifornia-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
NO SIDEWALKS; NO NAIL

NEW ORLEANS. Jan To-day a
considerable portion of New Orleans
was cut of from further free mail de-
livery by order OF the Postmaster Cen
erai because inhabited portions OF a
number Of New Orleans streets wexe
without sidewalks.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
pREDrcAmENr or AGE

Today our attitude toward old age
has greatly changed We no longer
pretend TO treat it as hackneyed Joke.
but instead have agreed politely to ig-
more IT, No one is old. simply because
he cannot afford to be-
The kingdom has been given over to
the young and age must borrow youths
clothing 4 il would still hold its own
in the council chamber or the market
place.--Gentleman' Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
VETERAN cARMAN RErIREs

OAKLAND. January 1.-George In
Eersoil. the oldest street car conductor
IN Oakland. has retired from the oak
land Traction Company's service. after
fwenty-four years Of fare collecting in
this city. For several years Pom
as his familiars know him. had been
on the Park-avenue branch at Emery
vile. Increasing years led the vet
eran 10 step aside
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
INSPECTOR COMMITS Suicide

DECATUR, Ill. Jan. Elmer Nc
Cleiiand, joint railroad rate inspector.
and the son of III. r. McClelland. a
wealthy resident of Newark. Ohio. COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat to-
day 1t is believed he became insane
within the last few days.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
HooDLUMs WOUND MINER

OAKLAND. Jan Frederick Smith.
a miner, reported 70 the police today
that he was attacked by drunken hood
iums on. Twenty first street, near
Broadway. last night and that one OF
them slashed him over the eye with a
pocket knife Smiths injuries were
dressed at the Receiving Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
WILLIAM RossER CoBBE.
PARK ROW CHARACTER, DEAD
Said 10 Have Been n Man of Position
I'm Educational Circles of
the West

NEW YORK. Jan 1--wiIliam Rosser
Cobbe- for many years a welI-known
character along Park row, and said to
have been at one time a man Of high
position in educational and social cir
cles in the West, was found dead in a
hallway just of the Bowery today. 1t
is believed that be sat down TO rest,
when his heart gave out Cobbe was
more than 20 years old OF late he
made a precarious living by doing odd
jobs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
ENDS LIFE AFTeR aUARREL

LOGAN, Utah. jan 1.--After a quar-
rel with her husband Mrs. G. E. Green
took strychnine today and died soon
afterward- The Greens came to Utah
from Atlanta. Ga. Green is a dentist
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
ProNEER coNTRAcroR DIES.

OAKLAND. Jan. w. d. Atkins,
pioneer contractor. who had resided In
Oakland since 1875, died Sunday at
the home OF his son. Eugene Atkins.
in stockton. The deceased was SO
years OF age. Relatives surviving him
are a widow and three sons. Eugene,
William and Simeon Akins. the two
latter being Southern Pacific con
ductors.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
DRINKS CORROSIVE suBLumATE

REDDING. Jan. Thomas BiIder-
back. employed at an orchard near An
derson, drank freely from a bottle of
corrosive sublimate, thinking il water
He nearly died before an antidote was
administered
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
BIG STORM IN coLoRAno

DENVER. jan Ia heavy snowfall
was general in Colorado today. In
some regions the storm assumed the
OF a blizzard
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
WILL TRY no ousr MCCLELLAN

ALBANY. N T.. jan The nTst
paper served on the new Attorney Cen
eral Jackson. today was an. applleatloI
for a rearguEaent of the petiraon -oL
William r Hearst for leave 70 oesil...
- 1.-s-ra,+o proceedings to test the
fitIe of George B. Mcclellan TO TIE Of.
fee of Mayor OF New. York. OF Walen
Hearst claims 10 have been deprived
bv fraud and violence IN: the election. OF
1905
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

With Secretary Root at home. the
oft-repeated assurance that the Cabi-
net viii soon get down to business
has a deeper significance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
Events of Day in Four Counties About the Bay
ACCIDEN SHOT
KILLS FRIEND
SPECIAL DIsPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPEClAL D4SFAAtn ~ AAA1
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan L.
Albert .DelOsso was accidentally sHOe
and killed BY Joseph ANGELA az san
Bruno about 1.30 O'Clock this morn-ns.
The bullet passed into the unfortunate
mans brain just above the right FaF
and death was instantaneous The ae-
cfdent occurred after a number OF
friends had finished celebrating the
new year and had returned 70 the
house for refreshments Angela. ~ no.
thought he had fred all the shots Ironl
his. revolver, pulled the weapon rom
his pocket and began 10 snap lle
trigger when. 10 his horror the gun
went on and his friend dropped dead
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
PASSENGER COACH LEAVES
TRACKS ON OREGON RUN
No One Injured, but Forty Persons Are
Given n Fright When the
Accident Occurs
RFDDTNC Ian 1T,,,.

REDDING. Jan. THE third car at
the rear Of northbound passenger train
No. l6 jumped the track at Kennel this
morning and lay over the side Of a
bank Forty passengers were badly
shaken up but escaped with a few
scratches A wrecking train from
Dunsmuir was sent TO clear the track.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
COkkksF0NDENCE TNVTTFD

LOST Certificates. che~aa p---.---
Bills OF Lading and Nexotiable 49,. 49,.
q every description replace by = Rssr'gS
q The MetroPolltnn sursfy cemes.-..~- s....-
q New York Contract. judicial an1
manager, room 10, Ferry buildinr- n'
w CARMICHAEL CO. Inc Cera~~s
Agents. zoos Fillmore street
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
Union LEAGUE ELEcTToN

OAKLAND. Jan 1.-The annual cleo
tion of officers OF the Union League OF
Alameda County viii be held on jan
uary s.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
Great
Relief

During that trying period IN
which women so often suffer
from nervousness, backache,
sick headache, or other pains.
there is nothing that can equal
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They. stop the pains, soothe the
ner1-es and erive TO
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

PROMOTIONS. The act OF prouaotinx "A
vancensnts ENCOURAGEMENT T--Cenfurr rSse
tionarJ.
The Caiiforria Prom0tion Connstrtse N. e.-
IT object the PROMOTING Of California a. 4
whole
II has nothing % sell
Its energies devoted to fosterfnw .n
things that have the ADVANCEMENT al rssl5
f0rni1 their object.
IL gives reliable Information % erp~v s,,nx...
connected with the industries of Caiffsrns~
It gives C0CRAGEMENT 70 ne ssr@Aas-h
menr u new industries ard invites desirahle i~,
mizration- ~ -1--
II i not an euploymen aEemrr aIfho.s~r -
gives information regarding labor eonlfftfo-,S =
Il presents the opportunities and ueelis i, -,
fields Of bt.siness and profeSSiunsl scffvfF- - ~
The Committee Is supported by populsr u,,A
seriptinn and makes no charge for any sa-vfs.
rendered. - sV4tt~e
Animated with the COMMITTEES are one hun.s~us
and sixty commercial crganixa ffons 81 rls S~-s.
with membership u over thirty thouss~ ~ '7
Meetings are held Seui-znn1laifv =, sSsr..
parts Ct California. where matters AZ S1.fs - ~
tereSt are discussed 0-@Ae n
Headqaarters Of the commistee are n,ss-t.,-..
u Ssn francisco IN caiifornla BaIlaInr. rnise
CORRESPONDENCE fSvrTr1
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
DRUNKEN MAN Is FATALLY
BURNED IN THE STREET
Tom Riley Sfaggers Along With CLOTH
ing Aiaxe, Unable 10 Save Him.
self From Denfr

STOCKTON, jan Tom Riley, an
aged man. was burned 10 death in the
street at an early hour this morning.
Two young men wv him In an intoxi-
Gated condition walking along the
street with. his clothing ablaze They
succeeded in extinguishing the flames.
but Riley was so terribly burned that
he died within an hour He was a
stranger here.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEES
(OrxaniEed 1ooel

PROMOTION he act OF pron0tinx. al
vaneensnts ENCOURAGEMENT .-Cenfury r5ie-
rouary-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

Another engagement Of interest tc
the college town is that Of Miss Ethe
Chamberlain. daughter of Judge George
r Woltrnan. Woltman recently came
from the East TO engage in business in
the bay cities.
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9tn 2. Nt&r} Compiler Celtic"
nod Gibraltar uno Ncnpel.
9(n 2. MGrJ Sampler ngtruria"
nnd 2ipcrpool.
PIN 3. Mdrj Golupier Batavia"
naf Sombltrg.
9[m 5. Ndr3 9ompicr naaiicr"
nu6 Bremen.
PIN G. MGr3 Gompfer o2om6ar'
oio" nod Neopel uno 8cnud.
am 6. @1r5 9ampfcr sGpnoam"
nod) ROTTERDAM.
9(m 6. Mdr5 Gan1pfer uSeutonic"
no6 2iuerpooI.
PIN 7. W1r3 Gampier n9retogne"
nod SABRE.
9(n 7. M6r5 9ompIer llItonio"
nod NeapeG.
qm 7. @6r3 Camper uNbein"
no6 Bremen.
9tm s. MGr5 Camper Oscar Scr
3meite" nob Gope1ba9en.
9(m 9. MGr5 9ampfer ~@inlia"
nad Neopel uno IrieIt.
9lm Q. MGr5 Camper naroor.
LAMB" nod) 2tntmcrpen.
2ln o. MGr5 Gompier nWinne.
opoliS nod Soutbompton.
9(m 9. MGr3 Compiler rSrrne"
nod Gibraltar ulto Gcopcl.
PIN 8. WGr5 Camper n2ucania"
nad) 2iOcrpool.
9tm .. MGr5 Iumpicr o&aiicrin"
nod Som6urB.
gtn 9. MGr3 Sampler oNomnnic"
ltod Gibraltar uno NcopeI.