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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
Suburban Brevities

STUDIO CLUB ELECTs-Berkeley. Sept. IS.
The election OF officers OF the Studio club has
resulted In the selection Of John Nemeyer for
president. Charles keeler Is the retiring pres
ident.
RoBs THREE RooMs-oakland. Sept IS
Entering three rooms in the National house,
so3 Clay street. a burglar stole several suits
of clothes and other valua bles yesterday. The
articles missing are valued at about $I0-
CELEBRATE ANNIvERSARY-Redw city
Sept. ls.-The local branch of the Rebekahs will
celebrate the hftieth anniversary Of the found
ing of the order with an elaborate dance to-
morrow evening in Odd Fellows building
GARDEN FETE PLANNED Berkeley Sept
1S.-A garden fete will be held October by
the members Of the ST. Augustine church OF
South Berkeley in the spacious grounds OF Mrs.
E. White at Ward and Ellsworth Streets
MAYOR TO ADDRESS CLUB-Berkeley, Sent
1s--Mayor Frank Mott Of Oakland viii address
the members OF the North Adeine improve
ment club at Melons hall IN Adeline street
October IA. Congressman Joseph r. Knowland
will also be speaker OF the evening.
GUARDsMEN TO Go-Berkeley, Sept. IS
Forty members OF Company c, Fifth regiment Of
the national guard Of this city, will attend the
national guard maneuyers at Atascadero this
year under the command Of Captain George c.
Pape.
ACCEPT CHURCH PLANs-oakland, Sept Is
Plans, for the new $4,000 Christian church at
Grand avenue and Webster street have been
approved By the directors. Contractors win be
asked for figures and the work will be forwarded
as rapidly as possible
BARBER BELIEVED INsANE-BerkeIey
Sept. Is.-Amaroseo Tamborino. Italian bar
Der with shop ar 3225 Adeline street. was ar
rested today for examination 10 his sanity
Tamborinos hailucinatiPns take the form OF a
belief that he Is In danger OF being poisoned
by drinking tea.
WILL HOLD "DEEsTRIcK sKULE'-Berke-
ley. Sept 1s--Members Of the congregation Of
Epworth Methodist Episcopal church Of this
city are rehearsing for a skit entitled 'Ye
olden Tyne Deestrick Skule." TO be given in
wilkins hall October 6 for the benedt Of the
music fund Of the church. Among those who
will take part Judge William II. Waste
p. S. Brunk. H. W. Brunk. c. W. Clough. c.. s.
Merrill and R. Knowles.
TO VISIT PENITENTIARY-Alame Sept
1s.-The officers OF the Unitarian club viii
visit San Quentin prison tomorrow The
clubs officers iare: President, Herbert ID. CLARK .
vice president. Elmer l. Cave: secretary treas
urer. B. c. Brown; directors. DR.. ". X. Scott
Walter h Cramer, DIR. George c.. Thompson
DIR. F. W. d'Evelyn, Joseph :. Williams and
Al Latham. The latter Is member OF the
local police and fire commission and he viii
guide the party.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19

WOMAN FREE TO
We'd HER AFFINITY
Ending of the Tribtllations of a
Wooden Legged Trio in
Oakland

OAKLAND, Sept. 1S.-Mrs. Mary
Bull won her freedom from Arthur f.
Bull in record time today. after a ro-
nance in which three wooden legged
persons played heavy parts. Mrs Bull
is so afflicted; her former husband has
but one leg and makes wooden legs
for others. Frank Fleming, the wom-
tificial support.
Mrs. Bull filed suit for separate
maintenance several months ago, but
while the suit was dragging in the
superior court she eloped to San Jose
with Fleming. They were arrested
there, as the couple was said to have
stolen and sold 4 team of shetland
ponies On being returned to this city,
Mrs. Fleming sued for absolute di-
vorce and publicly announced her af-
fections for Fleming. The suit was
fled two days ago. and Judge Waste
heard testimony this morning. She ac-
cused Bull of desertion.
Judge Harris appointed Mrs. Gather
inc Kennedy, Mrs. Bulls aunt, guardian
of the baby girl.
Bull dismissed his opposition to her
suit today and the charges of. vagrancy
placed against Mrs. Bull and Fleming
in the police court were also set aside
Minnie G.. Lewis accused Joseph G.
Lewis of living improperly at Fresno,
in an answer to his complaint for. di-
vorce. He charged desertion, and she
denied it.
Charlotte A. Lewis got final decree
from George Lewis for cruelty. Mrs.
Ray Dorner sued Jack S. Dorner for
alleged neglect.
DR.. Kirby A. Smith of San Leandro
was defendant in suit for divorce
filed by Elizabeth Smith today. She
alleged that after Is years of married
life he had grown cold and neglected
her
Emil Weschke sued Adele Weschke
for divorce today, on the ground of de-
sertion. Weschke is a druggist at 1898
Telegraph avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
DUAL PERSONALITY IS
CAUSE OF DISEASES
DR.. Alfred Shields Speaks on
Marriage of Medicine
and Church"

BERKELEY, Sept 1S.-That the dual
personality in man is accountable for
many Of the human troubles was the
declaration Of DR.. Alfred Shields dur
ing a lecture at ST. Marks Episcopal
church last night in behalf of the
Emanuel movement or the marriage
Of medicine and the church
The split off consciousness is re-
sponsible for many diseases declared
Rev Mr.. Shields. He told of a woman
operated upon for cancer. yet she was
free from the disease, although eXhib-
ftfng every symptom. Hysteria is the
most common form Of disease as a re-
suit of the dual personality He de-
ciared that this form was remarkab bic
in that il produced the symptoms of
many organic diseases, although the
disease was not present These cases
Shields termed mind diseases and ca
pable Of being cured by suggestion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SCHOOL TO UNVEIL
A BRONZE TABLET
Ceremony to Honor Dead Teach
ers and Scholars Will Be
Held at St. Matthew's

BURLINGAME. Sept. 1S.-The alumni
of st. Matthew's school, which was
founded in 1866 by the late DR.. Brewer.
father Of Rev. w A. Brewer, the present
headmaster, will hold their annual re-
union tomorrow on the school campus.
The day viii be made especially notable
by the unveiling of a bronze tablet
in the chapel. a memorial to George W.
Smith and ]. T. Brooke, two teachers,
and c. NJ. Dell, a scholar, who lost their
lives at San Mateo beach one year ago
while swimming.
The tablet was designed by John
Carrere of New York, an uncle of Dell,
who put all of his famed architectural
ability into the labor of love. A COM
petitive drill will be held earlier in the
day for handsome battalion flag pre-
sented TO the winning company by the
association, and an elaborate luncheon
in the afternoon will be followed by
dancing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MRS. OLSON SAYS SHE
GOT WRONG PROPERTY
Declares Divorced Husband
Mortgaged Premises and
She Wants Them Back

OAKLAND. Sept. 1S.-A mistake in
the description of a piece of property
awarded Mrs. Elizabeth Olson in an
interlocutory decree of. divorce from
her former husband. oliver w Moore,
was basis for a suit in equity filed in
the superior court today. She COM
planned that the description had given
her improved property belonging TO
some one else. In the meantime Moore
was said 10 have mortgaged Mrs. Oh
sons property, which adjoined his own
She asked for a clear title. The prop
erty in dispute is located at Santa Clara
and Taylor avenues. Alameda. The
former Mrs. Moore married after her
decree against Moore became final
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
date IS SET FOR
THE MARTIN TRIAL
Woman Charged With Dynamite
ing Will Be Heard In Court
September so
Attorney Frick Re=enters the
Case as Counsel for
Defendant

OAKLAND. Sept. is.-Mfs isabella j.
Martin has been compelled to f6fsgo
her cherished deEign Of cross sHamih=
ing her foster son. Baby John Martin,
during her trial on charge of dShas
hitting Judge Ogdsb'H home
Throughout all her preliminary court
experiences Mrs. Martin had main-
tanned her intention OF cross examining
the boy. Burton j. Wyman, appointed
" Judge Wells when Mrs. Martin was
unable to come to terms with any at
torney. Will assist in the defense. Mrs.
Martins trial has been set for Wednes-
day, September 80. BY that time depo-
sitions taken at her request in the east
will have arrived Attorney f'rick has
re-entered the case as one of the coun-
sci for the defense.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
DIPLOMAS GIVEN TEACHERS

OAKLAND. Sept. 18.-County Super
intendent Of Schools George F. Frick
has announced the receipt from the
state superintendent Of schools Of the
following life diplomas for teachers in
the public schools: High school-Flor-
ence Z. Hudson, Frances Murray, Ella J.
OConnell and Margaret Webb. Gram
mar school-Jennie A Allen, Mary c.
Carr. Rebecca CERT, May y. Ely.
Grace 9. Fernald. Estella ?. WagRoner,
AIaude .. Wentworth, Clara Hoa agland.
Lillian Jacobsen. Amy s. Mott Ella
Weymouth. Carrie Williams, William c.
Wood. A special life diploma has been
granted TO Katherine g. Dawson and
normal school diplomas have ben Civ
en- Lovett K. Fraser. Emma Resseguie
and Amy F. Short
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
AMAZON WITH FRYING
PAN FIGHTS FOR GOAT
Receivers the Animal and Lands
in Court, Which Promptly
ConVicfs Her

OAKLAND. Sept 1s.-Mrs. Peter Mas
quita Of San Leandro recovered her
goat from Poun6master Ben C. Meyer
by the liberal use of a frying pan over
his head and was found guilty of dis
turbing the peace before Justice Frank
and will appear tomorrow morning for
sentence.
Her husband was tried today with
the goat up. Then the AIosauitas en-
listed the aid of a friend and assem-
bling the entire family descended upon
Meyer. Mosquito kept Meyer busy
while Mrs. Mosquito cut the goat loose.
Mrs. Mosquito kept Meyer at a dis
tance with her skillet, which she
brought along. Meyer offered to settle
for so cents, but was derided. He
swore out John Doe warrants for the
family and the friend, but was only
able TO convict Mrs. Mosquito of dis
turbing the peace.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
JUVENILE DETENTION
HOME IS PROJECTED
Probation Officer Ruess Is in
Favor of Establishing Two
Institutions

OAKLAND. Sept. 18.-The question of
a Juvenile detention home to aid In the
probation work being carried on in this
county will be presented to the board
of supervisors Monday morning for final
action. Probation officer Ruess and
members of the county committee have
been at work on the project for months
The ideal scheme. as Ruess sees it,
would be the provision of two homes,
a temporary home in the city, where
small offenders might be kept close to
the courts and home in the country
for those who are to serve longer
terms.
The advantages of the two homes
will be unfolded fully Monday.
The supervisors expressed themselves
as favorable to the plan, but were
troubled about finding the money.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SLAIN WIFE'S UNCLE
MAKES MURDER CHARGE
John w. Parish Swears to a
Complaint in San Jose
Against Rodriguez

PALO ALTO, Sept. 1S.-John w. Par
ish. an uncle of Grace Rodriguez. who
was killed by her husband September
Z. has sworn to a complaint in San
Jose charging Rodriguez with murder.
The quarrel was the result of domestic
troubles, the wife having been inethe
custom of absenting herself from home
and spending the time with an affinity.
quest TO show who had possession of
the revolver at the time the fatal shot
was fired, and the husband was not
charged with the crime In the ver-
diet. Since that time Rodriguez has
claimed that his wife was pursuing
him with the revolver and that it was
discharged while he was attempting to
take it from her
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FAREWELL r BANQUET is
GIVEN FATHER CLIFFORD
Sacred Heart Sodality of st.
Francis de Sales Honors
Its Director

OAKLAND. Sept 1S-In honor of it's
director. Rev. Father Clifford. who has
been appointed pastor of the parish
church of Novato. Marin county. the
Sacred Heart Sodality of St Francis de
Sales gave a farewell banquet last
night. Father Clifford made an adj
dress on the history Of the sodality.
John Kearney presided as toastmas-
ter and Rev. Father McSweeney ex-
pressed the regret of himself and the
society at losing Father Clifford. The
officers of the society are: President
George Davis, Vice President Lenane.
Secretary Charles Moul and Treasurer
John White
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
Truth
and Quality

appeal to the well-Informed in every
walk Of life and are essential to per-
manent success and creditable stand
ing. Accordingly, it is not claimed
that Syrup of Figs and Elixir Of
SIENNA is the only remedy Of known
value, but one OF many reasons why
it is the best Of personal and family
laxatives Is the fact that it cleansez
sweetens and relieves the internal
organs on which it acts without any
debiIitating after effects and without
having to increase the quantity from
time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative. and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it Is free from all
Objectionable substances. To get its
beneficial effects always purchase the
genuine-manufactured by the Calf
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. and lnr
sale by all leading druggists
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
NJ. HODGE PASSES AWAY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

SAN ANsELMo, Sept. 1s.-M. Hodge,
president OF the Hodge lumber com
pany of San Anselmo and of the Hodge
draying company at II Steuart street,
San Francisco. died today at his home
in San Anselmo after suffering a four
day illness from pleuro pneumonia
Hodge was 3S years of age. He leaves
a widow, a mother, two sisters, Mrs. L.
Jones Of Sausalito and Miss Lottie
Hodge of San Anselmo, and a brother,
Richard. who is associated in the dray-
age company in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
BERKELEY REPUBLICANS
UNUSUALLY AMBITIOUS
Great Efforts Being Made to
Get Gut the Largest Vote
Ever POIIed

BERKELEY, Sept. 1S.-Quarters
larger than ever before have been Sc
cured by the republicans Of this city
IN the second floor OF the Elk building
IN Shattuck avenue near Center street
for their campaign headquarters. The
rooms viii provide a meeting place for
the clubs in the party. Work has been
commenced on the decorations for the
front OF the building. which viii be
festoOned with cOlOrs and pictures OF
William Howard Taft.
A committee has been employed to in
duce men TO register so that the repub-
lican majority in Berkeley shall be the
largest in the history of the city A
fund has been raised by the chamber
Of commerce Of this city TO induce
registration.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
WOMAN cHaRGEs FRAUD

OAKLAND. Sept. 1S.-w. H. Baldwin,
proprietor Of restaurant on Twenty
third avenue, near the Southern Pacific
railroad depot, was arrested today.
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. Mrs. J. H. Carroll said
she offered TO purchase the restaurant
with the understanding that Baldwin
had q long lease. She paid $3.50 down
and found the lease was about run out.
Baldwin claims the owner told him he
could have the building as long as he
Ranfed IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
WILL LECTURE ON ToLsToY

OAKLAND, Sept. 1S.-Rev. Robert
Whitaker. former pastor of the
twenty third avenue Baptist church,
will lecture Monday evening at Mary
Stuart hall, California college campus,
Fourteenth avenue and East Twenty
ninth street, on Tolstoy. The lecture
will be given before the English par
lament literary organization of the
college, which extends a general invi-
tation to the public to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FALvEY GETS INDoRsEMENT

SAN ALkTEO. Sept. Isl B. Falvey
received the unofficial Endorsement OF
the building trades council at their
meeting last night in his candidacy for
the position Of assemblyman from this
district Falvey viii endeavor to Sc
cure the democratic nomination al
their South San Francisco convention.
IN J. Conway, a retired merchant. and
J. S. Henderson. an attorney, also want
+he democratic Endorsement
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
REDUCE INSURANCE RATES

HAYWARD, Sept. 1s.-In a petition
TO the board Of fire underwriters of
the Pacific coast, Hayward merchants
are urging that the insurance rate be
reduced IS per cent because Of better
fire equipment and better water sup
ply than formerly. In the hands of
+. c. Smith, q petition has been signed
by every businessman and the Busi-
nessmen's association is behind the re
quest The townspeople are elated over
the report Of san Francisco chemists
that the purity Of the water ranks
with any other place in the state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MccARTHY sIccEEDs WILsnN

ALAMEDA. Sept. 1s.-F. ]. Mccarthy
has been elected president of the West
End Young Mems republican club to
take the place OF e. r. Wilson, who
was read out of the organization for ac-
cepting a nomination for the assembly
from the forty-seventh district from the
union labor party and for announcing
his intention to make the fight agaist
Frank Otis, the republican nominee
who will stand for reelection.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
Jury CENsUREs RAILROAD

MEMO PARK, Sept 1s.t-An inquest
was held last evening by Coroner ID. B.
Plvrnire in the case of Miss Mary Law
lor. who was killed by a Southern Pa
cidc train on the night Of September 15
while travelling 10 this point from San
Francisco. The corporation was cen
sured by the jury for not having the
station lights working and the train
crew for not taking care of alighting
passengers.
The cause of the accident and the
rnapner in which it occurred are still
mysteries
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
YOAKAM INSPECTS SITES
FOR NEW POSTOFFICE
Government Expert Will Meet
Anyone Who Has Site to
Offer for Building

ALAMEDA. Sept. 1s.--M. X. Yoakam,
the government expert who will select
q site for the new postoffice building
arrived today and in company with
Postmaster T. w. Leydecker, Congress-
man j. r. Knowland and Assistant
several of the sites that have been Of
fered.
Yoakan expects to spend three days
in looking over sites and announced
that he will be at the local postoffice
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and
that he will be prepared to meet any
person concerned in the selling of a
site.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
PROFESSOR WEEDS A GRADUATE

PALO ALTO, Sept. 18.-Prof. W. L.
Manning of the Stanford university
mathematics department, and Miss
Esther Crandall, a graduate of the uni
versity who is prominent in social cir
cles of this city, were married at noon
today in the presence of a few intimate
friends at the home of the brides par
ents After a honeymoon spent in south
ern California they will return to PaIo
Alto.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MISS SQUIRE IMPROVES

PALO ALTO, Sept 1S.-The condition
of Miss Caroline Squire, the popular
society. girl and Stanford student. who
was injured in a runaway accident
yesterday, is much improved today. An
examination showed that she was suf-
fering from a fracture of the skull,
but her condition warrants hone for re-
covery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
PAINTER FRACTURES SKULL

OAKLAND. Sept 1S-Chris Lund.
aged 19 years, slipped from a steep
roof at Ninth and Madison streets,
where he was employed as painter, and
fell to the ground, sustaining a frac-
tured skull. The fall from the caves to
the ground was but Is feet. but Lund
struck squarely on his head.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
AGED BRIDE DIES suppENLY

BERKELEY, Sept. 1S.-Two days
Hill. SO years her junior. Mrs. Anna
Maria Johnson Hill, Sc years old, died
today at her new home, 1924 Boise
street. Mrs. Hill was a negress in
whom Hill had become greatly in
terested.
When he procured the marriage
license several days ago Hill insisted
that the bride prospective was as
lively as cricket and clipper as a
sparrow."
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MRS. HADLEN AspHYxIATED

BERKELEY, Sept. 1S.-Mrs Augusta
Hadlen, aged "A years. sister in law of
Charles Hadlen, a West Berkeley
grocer. was found dead in bed this
morning by Mrs Charles Hadlen. Death
was the result of asphyxiation, which
was brought about by the opening of
the stopcock of gas heater which she
had in her room in the Hadlen home, at
Ninth street and University avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
PRINCEroN,s ALrMNI

OF the 1887 men graduated from
Princeton university between the years
represented by surviving alumni Onlyl
Isl are still living The classes OF 1S33l j
1895. 1887 and 1888 have no survivors,
OF these Isl graduates only eight are
classed in the records as BUSINESSMEN
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
COMES BACK FRoM COSTA RIcA

BERKELEY. Sept. 1S.-After spend
ing over a year in Costa Rica where he
was In charge of the assaying and sur
veying department of the Mino Boston
mine. John A. Parker. a graduate of
the university with the class Of 1905,
has returned home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
COOPERATE FOR HIGH SCHOOL

PALO ALTO, Sept. 1S.-The Mayfield
citizens have appointed. a committee
consisting of T. ]. Palmanteer, c. S.
Crary and Prof. A. B. Clark to confer
with Palo Alto authorities regarding
cooperation in the erection OF large
cities
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FLOUR wAFERs IN ITAIy

The -four wafer. composed OF -four
and water cooked. Is used In Italy much
more than in the United States for med
ical purposes. 1t takes the place OF
the capsule to a certain extent A com
paratively large quantity is also used
in the manufacture OF nougat.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
DIR. sANBORNE TO PREACH

OAKLAND, Sept. 1S.-Rev. H. K. San
borne, pastor of Brooklyn Presbyte-
rian church. will occupy the vacant
pulpit of the First Presbyterian church.
at both morning and evening services
Sunday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-29

FOR SALE-Lo0k here, Small farm
cheap, three-quarters Of a mile from
city. r. M~cClughan. 10th and Noun
tain Road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-29
CENTS IS
OFFEREDFOR WOOL
At FLAGSTAFF
Arizona Growers Looking for
Fancy Prices Once More Be
fore Coming Season is Over

Flagstaff. triz. Dee ~. II is ra-
morcd that one Of The prominent wool
growers OF this place has received an
advance offer of - cent, for his wool
clip this season. This looks pretty
good to tho shccpmcn. ana Il goes
without saying that Il ain hardly be
accepted. in view of the present out
look. Last year very little OF the WOOL
was sold on the ground. but was most
ly con igncd 10 brokers ia the Boston
market and aold later. Indications
are that most Of the clip van 20 ia the
buyers ON ia" ground. ana ~ ar -
cents Is the price mentioned the oftcu-
est. with an of The rain ON tho win
tor range, good feed is assured, and
laiubinE VIII undoubtedly Dc at "a rec
n~rd-hreaking figure.
There is a movement on foot
among tho stockmcn of this county to
have the Santa Ic Railway company
erect stock pens at Anita. on the
Grand Canyon, and at Hubbard ON
the main line, ns it is next to impOs-
sihlc to use tho Flagstaff ana win
Jams yards during such storms as we
have had during tho past two weeks
This is Just the time OF year whom
the cattle i'm this vicinity are in dc
mand IN the california market, and
the buyers, seeing tho shrinkagc to
which the stock Is subjected by the
drives through the snow to the
Flagstaff and Williams yards, leave
In disgust, for Utah and the Imperial
country. whore they not only have ia
but get better train service.
None Of the california buyers viii ac-
weights as given by the Flag
staff scales. which they claim are OBJ
solcto aud ont Of repair, and win buy
only subject to weights in California,
after delivery, causing great loss to
.hc local stockmcu.