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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
BOYS CLUB GIVES
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Members of Columbia Park Or
ganization Show Great YER
satiIity in Their Work
Feats, Drills, Drama and
Music Make Up Splendid
Program

Never has the Colonial theatsr had
such a combination of music and nirth
as last night when the boys of the Co
lumbia Park club gathered there 10
amuse their friends and patrons with
a vaudeville show. Their performance.
which was given score of times in
various country towns while they were
on their vacation tramp this summer.
lacks very little in finish. and moth
ing in vfgor. Drums were banged last
night with deafening zeal. horns were
blown with great ardor and voices
were raised in song.
BOYS SHOW ABILITY
The little troupe. which has been
trained by Major Sidney S. PeixottO.
showed genuine ability last night. and
their program moved from start 20 an
tsh without a hitch. There were nearly
so boys, all told, among the performers,
and these, in the drills, marches AMI
concerted numbers, moved as one. The
Is acrobats. in their trim gymnasium
suits of gray and scarlet, were as well
set up group of lads as could be
found anywhere, and the military drill
that followed was presented by fault
lessly uniformed and trained set OF
young soldiers
The club band played the opening
numbers on horns. drums and hfes. fol-
lowing their own march with the over
came the acr0bats in several spectac-
ular figures, forming pyramids and
arches out of themselves for rigorous
half hour. Three gifted boy singers
followed, Charles Day, Roy OConneu
and Ben Katz. who sang four old fash
ioned ballads. O'Conneil possesses an
amazingly true and high tenor and
Days voice promises already to be-
come a barytone of exceptional sweet
ness. A playlet followed, The Rival
Professors in which Herbert Mean
well, Mark Altman, Charles Norton
and Edward Burke took part. All did
clever work. Burke especially distin-
gushing himself in a character part
Sheridan williams little lad of s.
charmed the house with two songs.
proving himself the owner of remark
able barytOne voice He sang The
Sentinel on Guard and Love Me and
the World Is Nine" Then came the
military drill features Of which were
bugle calls and drum calls. Little Abe
Schmulowitz. who followed. made one
of the hits of the evening with his
rag time songs. which he gave in
Zulu costume, with splendid acting.
Then came another play, Chips of
the Old Block" In which Garnet Holme.
Lee Waymire. Leon Wing and Edward
Ryan took part. Holme doing the best
work of the evening in an English
character part Four cornets followed
giving several good selections and the
program ended with a fast and furious
little farce, The Last Rehearsal"
The performers last night were:
Sidney Peixotto sheridan Williams
| Garnet HOlme John Costello
Ray Daugherty Abe Schmulowitz
Frank Cliff Lee Waymire
/ Conrad Horst Leon Wing
/ George Schlitter Edward Ryan
\ Charles Day G. Loray
/ Roy O'Connell ID. Loray
Ben Katz j. Behre
Herbert Meanwel l.. Meinert
| Mark Altman J. Trachler
/ Charles Norton j. Ahlstrand
Edward Burke T. Hayes
T. Williams Mark Jones
Nafhan KaeglPr
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

gay little Dutch girls. who served all
sorts of good things to eat. were Mrs.
z. A Bannerot Jr., Mrs b. t. Colby,
Mrs. r.. B. Britain. Mrs. g. Nickerson,
Mrs. ]. F. FoGerer Jr. and Miss Caro-
line Momberg. The Spanish girls were
well. Miss Margaret Carterra and Mrs
M H Atkins. Mrs. j. Brace and a
bevy of attractive girls had the candy
table, and Mrs. G. w. Gates, with q
troop of neutenants. the ice cream
Mrs. F. A Fraser was in charge OF the
charming little Hawaiian village
and Mrs. Thomas Salter the Indian
booth. Mrs. z. II. Settlage had three
assistants at the Turkish booth, and
the popcorn and confetti were in
charge of Mrs. j. A. Ramsey and Mrs
George Henry
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05
RESTRAINING ORDER FOR
WOMAN is DISMISSED
Judge Seawell Holds Court Has
No Jurisdiction in Case of
Mrs. HardCaStIe
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISTAICH TO THE CAI-L
SANTA ROSA, Sept. 4.-The restrain
ing order issued some weeks ago when
the estate of the late William Bridge OF
San Francisco was brought into court
was dissolved today by Judge Emmet
SeawelL The order was secured by
Frederick Bridge against Mrs Mary
Hardcastle. who was cited to show
cause why she had taken s3,S00 from
the safe deposit box belonging to the
estate.
The court held that under the pend
ing controversy in the estate il had no
Jurisdiction 10 issue the order.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

The general committee of the build
ing trades council that has the details
Of the Labor day parade in hand will
meet in the building trades temple at
2 o'clock Sunday afternoon to give
final instructions to all marshals and
aids and distribute regalia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-05

C. B. Whidden, w. E. Murphy, e. ].
Maloney, A. d. Fretz and G. M. Leddy
will arrange for an entertainment to
be given in clerks headquarters at
343 Van Ness avenue by the California
tember a.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
BerryViIle, Va.

funeral of Mrs. Walter Shryock, which
was held on Sunday from the NJ. f.
Church, South
The condition of Mr.. Roger Smith,
who was taken seriously i'll yesterday
afternoon, is considerably improved this
morning.
Mrs. S. F. Baughman returned last
Friday from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Pennsylvania. She was accom-
panied home by Mr.. Frank Baughman
who went to Uniontown for several DAYS
visit
Thoroughbred Brown LeghoIn Chick
ems for sale cheap. Mrs Laura A. Marks.
Mr.. Louis Scheuer leaves today for a
visit to the Eastern cities.
Miss Eva r. Whiting left Tuesday for
Roanoke 10 visit her brother, Mr.. +. p.
Whiting.
DR.. Edward Lee, of Norfolk, recog.
nizcd as The leading dentist of that city
was the guest of his father, Col. Chas. 5
Lee, last week
Capt. John Enders and his daughter
Miss Viola Enders, spent Thursday in
Washington with relatives.
Hon. William Travers Lewis left thi.
morning for Washington and Richmond
on business trip. lie will be away the
remainder of this week.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
FEATHERS AND FcceuEI,e


When the big Swift storage plant ut
Harrisburg burned down on Nov. 13
10000 dozens of eggs were scrambled
The people helped themselves to ONE
let. Harrisburg has more wild scram-
bles and bad eggs than any other city
In the Union.
If cold storage eggs compete with
you In the winter. it il because Won
sold out to the trust in the summer.
Less hammock swinging ana more
trade drumming pays the trust less
and you more.
boosters make poor egg records and
good potpie. Sell them TO the butcher
and buy a tonic if you have that tired
feeling
How shall get fresh eggs? Buv
them from persons you can trust and
pay little more for delivery or go for
them yourself.
When the zero weather comes. do
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
Little Locals

Miss Bowen has gone to Atlanta, Ga.
for visit to friends.
BLUE Label and HONEYMOON" at
Uncle Bits, at the National l. tel,
Charles Town, w. Va.
Money to Losn-Money 10 lend in any
amount on Farm Land.
WHITING & SMITH.
Mr.. Clayton Young has returned from
visit to his brother, Mr. Frank Young,
of Cumberland, Md.
Money to Loan-In sums Of i 900 or
more; secured 10y deed of trust on Real
Estate
GRO. Is HARRISON, Atty;
Boyce, Va.
Mr.. Dunklee, Of Norfolk, connected
with the General Electric Company. was
in Beryville last week lie helped sup
erintendent Harry Warden 10 install The
local switch board oi The Frederick &
Clarke Telephone Company in the Eank
OF Clarke County Building
We will sell our entire stock of Heat
lug Stoves AT COST for cash. /. Bow
man & Son.
Mrs. VIM. ID. Cabel and her daug hter,
Miss Margaret Cabell, of Norw God, Va,
are guests of the family of Mr.. y.
Moore, Jr
GENERAL INSURANCE. Whiting
IL smith
Ladies Goods below cost, to close
them out. The Ricamore Store.
Ribbons Silks, Velvets, Gloves, Lad.
les White Goods, Hosiery, etc, at a sac
rifce at The Ricamore Store
Mrs. Mamie Box well, widow of the
late Fred Boxwell, Mrs James Nessmith,
Miss Mamie Nessmith, Misses Carrie
aud Ida Morales, and Mr.. Leon Morales.
all former residents of Berryville, came
10 Berryville last Saturday to attend the
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
ReV..J. Harry Smith III

Rev. j. Harry Smith, pastor of
the NJ. +. Church, South, is con
fined to his bed with severe cold
and grip, and the Monthly BulIe-
tin" of the Church, which is SO
popular with the membership. has
not been issued for January. AS
soon as Mr.. Smith is able to be out
again, it is hoped to resume the
publication of this popular bulletin
of the work in this field.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
An Attractive Residence.

Your residence can be made more
attractive, more stylish and more
comfortably by having it papered
with neat, artistic paper. can do
this work for you at a fair price
and guarantee your satisfaction
The price is low when the character
of work and material is considered
Z. NJ. RIcAMoRE,
Berryville, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
Build Up Your Bank Credit

1t is we'll recognized financial principle. that credit
expands the power of money and makes one dollar do
the work of four to ten-especially is this true in
making investments.
Credit at the Bank is worth having.
The man who has good credit at the Bank is situated
to take advantage of any snaps that his wayne
is in position to make money, and are ready to
help him.
Start an account with us-build up Bank credit
it will pay you.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15

not worry about the eggs freezing in
the nests if YOU are the man who ven
tilates his chicken house with broken
windows. cracks and knot holes. There
Will be no eggs to freeze.
The advertised prescriptions to make
hens lay are about like one advertised
TO kill Iedbugs. IL cost 30 cents. 1t
read thus: First. catch your bug; sec
ond. put him on 4 stove; third. hit hin
4 blamed good whack"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-15
SCHEDULE
Winchester, BerryviIle and
BluemOnt Stage Line

Round Trip Daily except Sunday
Heated by Carbon Heaters.
Good Macadamizod Road.
Leave-Eastbound Westbound-Arrive
7.OOa.m. Winchester evans Hote) 4.OOp.m.
$40 An. Jordan Springs June.
500 D" 49,. Lake View..25O 4"
$50 10" Berryville( Battletown Inn)2 90 d"
1870 10" .Castleman's Ferry. I.OOnoon
1ll5 IL" -. Blue Ridge Inn. .I22Oa.m.
ii 40 Is" Bluemont (SouthernRy.) 12.cc
Arrive Leave
Close connecti' with the IL o'clock train
at Bluemort from Washington, which re-
turns to Washington after few minutes
wait
Connection with both morning trains at
berryvllle for assengers for Bluemont if
notified the day previous. Write for folder
giving information of meeting evening trains
at Berryville and Winchester
MAURICE +. CAsrLEMAN, Prop,
Castleman's Ferry, Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
WILL SOON TRY
CONSTANTINE

The date for William Consian.
tines new trial will be set as nnon
as the remittitur containing the re-
cent decision OF the state supreme
court Is received This femittitur
II expected "a reach the county
clerks office within the next few
DAYS, Ii IL the formal direction
90 the local court giving notice
that a new trial has heen granted
Attorneys Morris. Southland and
ShipleN. who we're Constantine =
counsel At the fret hearing. will
act az hin LEGAL advisors IN the
forthcoming trial They do not
care 10 discuss their plans AZ this
time but It In generally understood
that they will take advantage OF
the decision of the supreme court
20 Introduce much testimony
which Was barred By the lower
court at the first trial on the
ground that II had no bearing a.
evidence.
Jesse Hall. the complaining Wit.
ness. whom Constantine tried 20
murder. il engaged now Ia husi
ness In lutte, but says he will be
her. for the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
RUFF
Trying Hard to Squirm Out
Of a Trial for
Bribery.
10y United pressl

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA
Armed with scores OF technical oh.
iections and prepared TO stave off
for months the actual trial OF Abe
Ruef on the indictment charging
the former boss with briblng Jen.
ninEs Phillips. Attorney Henry Ach.
leading counsel for Ruef. resumed
his obstructive tactics in Judge
Lawlor's court this morning. Ruef
was not In court when the bailiff
raped for order. Ach opened pro.
ceedings with an elaborate defense
Of the right of the defendant TO
make use Of all available technical.
tiles Ach consumed the entire
morning session with his technical
argument Contrary 10 the expecta-
tions. Special Prosecutor Heney did
not file his affidavit In reply TO
Ruefs Immunity contract state
ment. not having had time To pre-
pare IT, u is more than likely that
Heney will not file the affidavit. as
Il is his contention that no state
ment OF facts has been made by the
ex boss. Judge Lawlor at the urg.
ent request OF Ach. continued the
case until Friday morning for fur
ther argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
G RUSADE GATNST
TUBERCULOSIS

Commencing with the meeting In
the 7 NJ. c. A auditorium on Feb
10. the Washington Association fol
the Prevention and Relief of Tuber
culoais will marguerite a popular
crusade for the restriction Of the
disease IN this state.
The association has decided that
the mere meeting of medical 10
cletieH for the discussion Of the
causes and treatment OF tubercu
loatH IL not going To accomplish
much In relieving the pressing need
which confrunta II. They are plan
ming an active campaign, one that
viii enter into the homes and
chanko The Ideas Of people concern.
lng the disease and teach them how
10 protect themselves against Il.
Such effort applied In New York
city has reduced the death rate
from Tuberculosis over 90 per cent
Az this rate such measures applied
10 the state OF Washington would
mean the saving OF hundreds OF
lives which ap TO this time hay.
been unnecessarily sacrificed.
In order 10 accomplish this de
hlfabia end. II Is necessary that
every individual should be con
vineed Of his personal responsible
~ aud assume some active part
Ia promoting the movement. The
first thing 20 do r. 20 Join the
Washington association. of which
anyone may become n member by
forwarding an application. accom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

panied by 81 or more TO the sscre.
tary DR. W. H. NJ Kellogg. al
Alaska building
While the health authorities are
doing what they can 10 instruct the
public In preventative methods
thsy have 80 many other duties un.
der their direction that Il has been
found best IN other states 90 organ.
ize state. municipal aud localized
societies 10 deal with this special
subject The work OF the Washing
ton State association IL 10 be- or.
ganized along the lines suggested
b. the National Association for the
Study and Prevention Of Tubercu
losis and an exhibit from the ma.
tioual association will be one ~
the features Of the meeting on Feb.
10.
On the above date. the Washing
ton association will appoint commit.
tees 20 look after the following
lines Of work Legislation. forma
ton Of additional societies through.
out the state. publication aud press.
statistics. the establishment Of a
sanaiorium, lecture bureau where
speakers maY be obtained 10 talk
on the subject before existing or.
Eanlzatlons. workshops aud factor.
les and scientific Investigation.
The association hopes to obtain
the assistance and cooperation OF
every existing institution. as It's
work. instead Of conflicting. IL de
signed 20 ahet that of all such In.
situations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
DR.. HEG TALKS ON
TUBERCULOSIS

Or Elmer Z. HeE. secretary Of
the state board Of health. suggests
that a campaign Of education and
a complete registration il the best
method 81 fighting the spread af
the great white plague He urges
the cottage system and better 60.
operation among the physicians to-
combat the dreaded tuberculosis
An elaborate uanItarinm 10 care
for such disease cases should be
built b. the state. declared d.
lies In an interview Open air cot
tnEca can be erected at a minimum
Of expense. and the work would not
require any great appropriation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
OLD MAN LOSES
PROPERTY

Smith Cove Land Co. the New Eng.
land Land Co. the Washington
Northern Land Co. the Oregon q
Washington Railroad Co. and Crit
fifth Davis.
An effort was made 10 bring
Czerney In by supplemental pro-
ceedings. but the trial court ruled
against f. The other parties had
obtained title from DIR. Smith. John
son had accepted lease from Con
ner for part OF the land. therefore
he was prevented from contestins
Corners title Johnson claims that
the lease Was presented 10 him for
signature. as a plan TO secure as
aistRnee for him from the county.
But as he could not establish the
fact that fraud had been practieed.
the claim was not allowed and hs
lost the suit.
The land Is very variable. espe-
cially for railroad purposes. and II
Is suspected that the Hartman In.
ferests are back OF the suit, as they
are anxious TO acquire the land for
terminal property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

A large list Of specials for today
brought out n large attendance NJ
the public market. Al numerous
convenient points OF the market.
bulletins were posted informing the
public of all specials and the stalls
where they could be found. On
the list. artichokea we're quoted at
three for rs cents. California eel
cry Is 10 cents per bunch. Hhubarb
roots just on the market are 60
cents per dozen. Round steak can
be obtained today for ia cents per
pound aud French head cheese at
20 cents per pound
Pies regularly sold at Is cents
are only 10 cents for today.
Large new eauliflowers are on
the market AZ rs cents per head.
A fine line Of Smyrna figs was
received and will be placed on sale
tomorrow al 10 aud 10 cents per
package,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
BITTER FIGHT OVER
E0ITORSEfIP

candidate. II IL signed by the
same men whom the nlrkett.Lati.
mer supporters designate as the
ring. OF which John ". Campbell,
the retiring editor. IL the leader.
and which. IL Is said. has controlled
student affairs for some time.
Latimer fl an experienced news.
paper man. and won the first place
IN the debating try held at the
university last week. lie will lead
the team that will meet Oregon
next month Ia debate. lie Ia a
senior and IL an honor student
lie 10 supported by the n0n.fra.
teruity element. the dormitory. aud
by the majority Of the ffaternities
Rndio 10 a junior. and Is backed by
u few Of the fratcTnltioa
In the last election Blrkett scored
20b votes more than his opponent.
which Was the greatest majority
ever given a candidate AZ the uni
versity. The Campbell. Rudio fac
ton forced him out Of office. how.
ever. By digging up a hitherto un.
known technically AZ result.
this new election has been called.
and the university is again the
scene Of most bitter politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
THE DEVIL, SIN
AND THE
FALL"

Full many a would be auditor OF
tho Hlddell lecture last night sighed
IN vain that the Tabernacle VAS not
made Of India rubber. Miss Francis,
the active aud reaonrcsful business
manager. did all In her power 10
make II SO. and more people we're
wodged into the auditorium than
ever before.
However. this 30 far failed In any
way Ia aatiafy the hundreds that
beaieged the doors for admission
that the lecture will be- repeated Ia
the Tabernacle next Tuesday niEht
II f. the hopes Of the manage
ment IN this way 20 accommodate
the loyal and Interested patrons OF
the lecture course
The lecture last night on Love
and Lovers. Marriage and Divorce.
wan At once scientific and popular
and full Of beauty. aimile. fun and
philosophy.
Tonight Mr. Riddelrs thome will
be The Devil, STA and the Fall.
Thursday niEht. God. Faith and
Prayer. Friday night. The
Worlds Redemption. lie will adj
dress another mass meeting Of men
next Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
ss,tor UayRer Shouts Out His DenunciatOn on The
Floor of the Senate---Enterses Jail Instead Of
Fine.

ideut Roosevelt and the great Of
flee ne holds he has unconsclnuals
contributed. With best intentlnna
Ia the causes that have led to bust
ness depression heartily en-
derne the president IN the warfare
he IL wagiug against Nlolators OF
the law aud the oppfeasora OF the
people. Malvfactora should re
eciYe penal punishment. bat a
whole generation 81 innocent people
should not suffer FOR the sins Of
the oppresaaFs One DAY impriaon.
ment NAV do the work quicker
and better than all the fines that
could be levied upon the institu.
uons they represent"
Turning his attention 60 the Aid.
rich financial bill which was Ia.
troduccd IN the senate the other
day. senator Rayner said that he
based his only approval OF the
measure on the fact that II simply
afforded temporary relief His
chief objection 60 Il was that IL
failed 10 deal with the subject Of
bank reserves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

According 20 a decree handed
down In the supreme court at Oiym.
pia yesterday. William Johnson lost
his squatters rights 10 some vaiu
able property st Smiths Cove
Johnson squatted on the land In
1883. believing IL 90 be government
land. The property. however. be
i0nged 10 DR. Smith. after whom
the Cove was named. but Johnson
did not learn this fact until after
he had acquired title BY adverse
possession.
In November. 1905. Johnson quit.
claimed part OF the land 10 one
Czerney. who quitclalmed II 10 one
Thompson. and later II was quit
claimed TO other parties In the
suit brought by Johnson 10 cstab-
iish his title. Czorney. TO whom the
auitciaim had been given. was not
made a party to the suit. and this
oversight prevented Johnson from
proving that the quitclaim Was in.
valid.
The parties mentioned IN the
suit are Herbert s. Conner. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
REVOLUTIONIST
IN SEATTLE

Mark Lcitcs. a Russian socialist.
Of Seattle. has been given the op.
portunlty OF becoming the leader
In America Of n powerful Russian
revolutionary party. known a. the
''BratHkaya Drushina"
Leiies. himself = Russian born.
landed In San Francisco a year ago.
and with Geruschnni. another Rus
sian. At once set about founding
tho party among his countrymen
Tho American branch has grown
10 such proportions that a leader IL
about 10 be chosen. and GerusehunI
has named Leites as it's head.
GeruHehuni returned TO Russia
after launching the new party. aud
IL now a political fugitive from Rus
sian Justice Ia that country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Another hot political fight 10 on
~ tue university. The edItornhlp
e<sthe Pacific Wave In again the
plum over which the coliegians are
cepiending. and the controversy
az BE = most bitter one.
Oh one side. the faction which
supported Harold u Hirkeft FOR the
position three weeks Ago lH lined
up strongly for Thomas =. Latlmer.
whfTe the scattering forces which
supported Dunbar arr determined
10 put Roy Rudlo In az the editor
% the student publication
At IN. nominating convention
yesterday. l.atlmer's name MAS the
oaiy one presented. Rudio himself
making the motion 10 close nomina.
tioaR
Radio had repeatedly stated he
would not run for the position. and
yesterday morning a fist fight be
tween him and another eollegisn
was prevented only b. the intervsn.
ton Of more oool.hsaded persons.
when Hudio was told be would run
Tor the office II n certain ring
commanded him 10 do 10.
This morning Rudios name was
posted on the bulletin board as a