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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
Z "SCOTTY" ADMITS
GROSS INEDRIFTY
Apologies for Ridiculous Accu-
satiOn Against Officials
of Bank
Chief Buggy Advises Him to
Lose No Time in Quitting
San Francisco

Walter Scott-"Scotty' of Death val
iey-after spending a night in the city
prison sobering up from his latest de-
6auoh, was an abject figure when he
was brought face to face, in the office
OF acting Captain of Detectives Ryan.
with AmadeO Giannini. vice president
OF the Bank Of Italy. yesterday morn
ms lie humbly apologized for having
charged the officials OF the bank de-
post vaults with having broken the
ioek OF his trunk and stolen a portion
OF his alleged ore stored therein
Iais IS the way he made his apology:
apologize. Now, accused a man
down there OF breaking a lock on my
trunk. and when 1 thought the thing
oNer-but, now. in the meantime, let
me tell you 1 was pretty well soused.
on know what that means? 1 was
drunk. This trunk is rather a light
trunk. but il has some awful heavy
rock IN IL, and when / came 10 think
THIS thing over I am almost positive
that the bOulders broke the lock-
Continuing, "Scotty" said he had
brought the rock out OF Death valley
not only ii, but several other punches. .
he placed no value on it. as he did not
nave It assayed and did not know what
IL was worth
Chief Biegy advised .'Scotty" to get
out Of the city and not annoy people by
hls cheap advertising methods.
Prior 10 the interview with "Scotty'
VICE President Giannini consulted As
sistant District Attorney Duke as to
whether any criminal charge could be
brought against ~Scotty." Dukes ad-
vice was that TO bring suit against him
Tor slander would simply bring the
bank into unenviable notoriety and the
best thing the officials could do would
be to kick him out If he showed his
-ace there again. The only charge that
could be brought against him would be
disturbing the peace.
Chief Biggy. in discussing the matter
later. said that unless "ScOtty' left the
city he would commit some overt act
and land in Jail. II any criminal pro
ceeoings could have been taken agafns (
him for his outrageous charge against
the bank officials he would have been
only too pleased TO keep him in Jail.
People here. said the chief. We're tired
Of his cheap advertising methods and
the best thing he could do would be to
go back TO his mine and stay there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
WFLLS-FARGO MAY
HAVE GOULD LINES
Pacific Express Company May
Be Supplanted by the Har-
riman Property
Railroad Magnate Plans to Place
Local Concern in Monopoly
of Business
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GALL.

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 2S-It is an
nounced here that before the first of
the year the Wells, Fargo & Co. ex-
press will supplant the Pacific express
company on every Gould line in the
United States and on the Union Pacific
and the Oregon railroad and navigation
compa ny, Hartman properties. The in
formation comes through a letter writ
ten by Mrs. Wells, wife of the presi-
dent of the Wells-Fargo company. She
says: There is some compensation in
losing the Rock Island Frisco lines
when we are to take over the Gould
properties"
Yoakun properties. which have signed
a contract with the United States ex-
press company. When the Pacific COM
pany loses out with the Gould lines it
is stated that it will be absorbed
Local express officials state that E.
I'll. Hartman is back of the entire pro-
ceedings. The stock of the Pacific
express company is divided as follows
Forty per cent is owned by the Union
Pacific railroad company, 40 per cent by
the Missouri Pacific and 20 per cent by
the Wabash. In the recent financial
transaction, whereby Gould borrowed
600 from Hartman, the latter
gained control of the Wabash's 30 per
cent This gives him absolute control
and it is declared that he is using his
control to further crush Gould
Heretofore it has been impractical to
oust the Pacific express company from
the Union Pacific and the Oregon rail-
road and navigation company, because
of the ownership of 40 cent of the
stock. Now. since Hartman controls
so per cent, this is easy, and the Wells
Fargo, owned practically entirely by
the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific,
viii Supplant it, This is why Harr-i-
man allowed the United States express
company to secure the Yoakum lines
knowing that he had bigger deal to
place the Wells-Fargo in practical
monopoly of the express business be-
tween the east and west
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
NEW BOULEVARD pRoJEcT

E. B. Waterman, agent for the White steamer
at Fresno, is conducting campaign for boule-
ward through Kern, Tulare and Fresno counties
so that travellers may not only have good road
but may pass through the best improved country
and have a scenic route the entire distance.
Waterman's plan is to leave the Southern Pacific
line at Famosa and come by Perterville Exeter,
Lindsay, Fisalia, Orosi, Dinuba and Reedfey, then
west to the railroad He before the Tulare
county supervisors last week and found the
board willing TO do its part. He will ask the
Fresno board to build good road from Reedley,
and the Kern board to take care of its end of the
line, and then all will be complete. 1t has been
found virtually impossible to maintain a good
road across the Cross creek country between
Goshen and Traver. and the only way is to go
around it. either by Hanford or by Porterville
and Visslia. The mountain views and orange
groves are in favor of the Portervile way, but
which course will be adopted eventually prob
ably will be determined largely by the efforts of
the people of Hanford and visalia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
DIED

t~DPRsON-Tn this city. August IS zoos, John
Armstrong Andersen. beloved husband Of Jo
ser,fne Anderson. and father of Charles. Artie
.rd Merrill Anderson. native Of Texas. aged
"a ears months and days. Santa Rosa
papers please copy.)
asNrS-Tn Oakland. Cal, August IS. 1908. Ida
p beloved wife OF A. G. Annis. and mother
- Robert Jerome Amy Eugenia and Roy
ar,Is and Mrs. Elizabeth Block, a native
az New York. aged 66 years.
.RrsTROKCs-In this city. August %. 1908,
truman B. Armstrong, a native OF Columbus,
o. aged T7 years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services 10,
5sv fSaturday3. August % 1908. at o'clock
n m. at the chapel at the 1. o. O. F.
ceu1etery. Cremation.
nknFS-rn this city August q. 1905. Lena
BADEN. beloved mother of Bertha and Leon
Rsden. and sister OF Henry and Julius Ach.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
RUEF TRIAL CoNTINrEn

Owing TO the death of Mrs. Lena
Baden. sister Of Attorney Henry Ach.
who was killed I'm a streetcar acct
dent Thursday evening, the trial of
A be Ruef before Judge Lawlor did not
go on yesterday Ach's associate in
Ruef s defense. Attorney Frank J.
Murphy. announced the sad news and
Judge BswlOr expressed the sympathy
Of the court with Ach in his bereave-
ment The case viii be continued on
rors
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
MARRIED

E,DsfoSDs- s-cHAMBERLIN-In this city, Au-
gust 25. 1eos, By the Rev Samuel g. Pat
Terson. pastor Bethany church, James W. Ed
rnonds and Hilda Clare Chamberlins both Of
San Francisco
rff-NSUCKER-OHE-In this city, August %
1905 by the Rev. J. II. Schroeder, Edward
~ Hunsucker Of Modesto, Cal, and Ksth-
crime R. Ohe Of San Francisco.
RfSK-AfAUZY-In this city, August % 1908,
by the Rev Samuel C Patterson, pastor
BETHANY church, William Bond Risk OF Peta-
luna and Florence Mauzy Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Friday, August 2s:
Edmund II. Codington, 81, and Mary Davis,
60 both of Greenwood.
Waiter n. Brown. n. 34T9 Seventeenth ST.,
and Esther n. Lewis. IS, $50 Arkansas st.
Henry J. Charlton. 2i. 900 St, and Nellie
T. Brown. IS, 17T6 Union St
Charles ". Detjen. .. and Ada n. Williams.
-. both Of 1913 Arlington st.
naniel Sullivan. IS. 664 Waller ST. and Eliza
beth G. smyth. 30 d015 Guerrero st.
Charles Hansen. 2l, 1872 Sixth ave-, and
Alrina knus. IS. l5SE Twelfth ave
Abe Jacobson. q, 1909 DeTissdero st. and
Nora Levy. is. 1881 Grove st.
Henry c. Trshm, IS. South San Francisco, and
HedWig Gneif, 2s, Berkeley.
Frank de Coss, 25. DDS Athens St, and
Frances A. Hughes. %, 22s Athens 81.
OAKLAND, Aug. 2s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today.
Ernest s. Livingston. so. and clsssssa Eby.
Is both q Oakland
Joseph F. Silva. 27, Berkeley. and Marie De
terra. 2I Oakland.
Henry C. OutcauIt &C. and Dorothy b. Prin-
de Fl. both OF Oakland
Alexander l. Van falinn. 81. and Carrie D.
Hipkins. p, both Of Oakland.
James p. Charnberlin, p, and Josephine M /.
Wbelan- 90. beth Of oakland
Louis Wildenstein. q, and Virginia R. White,
Is. both Of Oakland
FrederIck II. Perine. %. vallejo and Eliza
befh s Hes p. Niles
Henry H. Godfrey p, snd Ellen Ia SelEe. 10,
both Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

Birth. marriage ana death notices sent by mail
viii be inserted They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorxed
with the name and residence Of persons author
fzed to have the same published Notices
etricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
srr published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
ESTATE GETS TAX REBATE

In order that the rebate allowed by
law for the payment of collateral in
heritance tax within a period of six
months of death might be obtained.
lyey L. Borden, executor of the will of
yesterday applied to Judge Graham to
fix the amount sof the tax payable by
Thompson's estate. After testimony
had been given by Borden and by ]. A.
Whiteside deputy county treasurer, the
judge fixed the tax at s95,3S4.25. The
estate was valued at $3,341,3S2. BY
the estate will be entitled to rebate
of s4,769.21.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
BORN

BOOKER-In this city, August q. 1908. TO the
wife Of George 7. Booker. q daughter.
HOUNSEJI,-An Point Richmond. Cal, August
% 1905. 70 the wife Of Samuel D. Houn-
sell q daughter.
IAUExSTETN-In Alameda, Cal, August 90
1905. 20 the wife OF Robert A Lauenstein,
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
BURNED CHMD DIES

After lingering for "a hours, death
ended the sufferings yesterday noon of
little Webster Vanderwater, who was
burned while playing with matches in
his home, 1898 Seventeenth street,
Thursday morning. The lad died in the
Lane hospital, where he had been re-
moved shortly after the accident with
his mother, who was badly burned in
attempting to eXtinguish the flames
which resulted in the death of the
child. The injuries of Mrs. Vanderwa-
ter, though serious, viii not prove fatal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

NAVAL VETERAN DIES Lebanon Pa. Aug
2s.-The Rev. D. r. Ellis survivor OF the crew
of the Monitor the civil war battleship. and a
retired United Brethren clergyman. died at
AnnElle today. aged 6S years
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

ELECTED PRESIDENT-w Winnipeg. Aug rs
The American health association today elected
DR.. Schwartz of Rhode Island president
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
sANITARIUMs
HEALTH MOvEMENT

SAN RAFAEL SANITARIUAf--Idea for cOn7a-
lescents: hygienic cottages: modern surgical and
electrical applanees. Box IT, San Rafael. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

YIAVI system Of health; natural simple: cloth
bound hygienic book sent free upon application.
The Yiayi Co. Inc. 636-652 Pine st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
PsYCHoPATH,

A NEW science Of life and health. DR.
BALL. 10 Turk St; consultation 81 at o
or hy mail. Booklet free.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29
RECTAL DISEASES

PILES of long standing cured to stay cured no
knife delay from work; guaranteed. THOS.
J. KISNER, NJ. D., 1881 Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

WOMEN and girls for cutting and canning fruit
On piece work; earning from $12 to so per
week; special rate OF - cents made by the
Napa transportation company: boat leaving 5
p m daily from Mission L; healthful and
moral surroundings FOR a profitable outing
NAPA CANNING COMPANY. Napa. Cal
MONEY made daily, and Cali Want Ids helD q,
make IT. Advertise your wants. make them
known to the public through Call Want Ad.
An Investment. not an expense For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily
LADY agents everywheres quick sales. bia
money. SIT Pacific bldg, 5. y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

M. HARRIS. pension and patent atty, "a Ellis
st.: references. the many thousands for whom
have secured pensions; 81 years. practice;
income or property no bar to widows pension.
PENSION Attorney-E. A. BULLS, 1541 Steiner
ST. INST commander Thomas Post G. A r
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sewing machine sales
woman; one who is able TO hemstitcb and do
embroidery work preferred. good wages to
right party. Apply supt-'s Office from 70 II
a. m, HALE BROS. Inc. 9Th and Market sts.
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