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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
ROOSEVELT TO ACT
ON NAVY YARD PLAN
President Will Decide on Perna=
nent Improvement for
Mare Island
Supplies for Atlantic Fleet Will
Be Shipped From Both
Coasts
SPECIAL DIsPArca TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON July 1s.-The presi-
dent is expected to act next week upon
the report Of the special board detailed
TO report upon plan for permanently
improving the approaches to Mare ISL
and yard. The report is now at Oyster
Bay. Gratifying progress is reported
on the construction of the new dock at
Mare island and il will probably be
ready for use before the end of the
year.
The bureau of supplies and accounts
is planning the shipment of stores TO
Cavite for the use of the Atlantic fleet
and also for provisioning the Pacific
fleet for its cruise to Hawaii, Samoa
and Magdalena bay. The Buffalo will
sail from san Francisco September 10
for Cavite with a full cargo of pro-
visions for that place. The remaining
material will be sent by army transport
in October if one is available or by
merchant steamer. Another steamer
Will proceed from New York. sailing
September y for Cavite with pro-
visions. Canned goods and dried fruits
etc, Will make up good part of the
shipments. Meat will be obtained from
Australia, and rye, flour, condensed
milk, etc, at Manila About 5000 men
are TO be provided for in the Pacific
fleet and two auxiliaries attached to the
feet viii be employed to carry pro-
visions. Fresh meats will be obtained
al Honolulu. The Pacific fleet is sched-
uled 10 leave about August "a for
Honolulu. \ new feature of provisions
is the canned prune. put up in tins
holding a gallon each. Shipments of
prunes will be made via New York and
san Francisco, and if they stand the
sea voyage they will be added to the
regular rationS
Powdered eggs were found to stand
sea travel in the cruise from Hampton
roads TO San Francisco and they will
be furnished to both fleets hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
RIFLE COMPETITIONS
OF TWO DEPARTMENTS
Good Scores Made by the Best
Marksmen of California
and the Columbia
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

MONTEREY, July 1s.-The second
day OF the preliminary shoot of the
rife competitions of the departments of
California and Columbia brought an
improvement in the scores, and by the
time the competitive shooting begins
Monday the marksmen will have stead
led down TO some excellent work The
shooting today was rapid fire at 200
and 500 yards. two scores at each
range, and one run OF skirmishing
firing The 10 best aggregate scores
for the two days are as follows:
First Lieutenant A NJ Pardee, Twen-
tieth infantry, 344; Corporal John Nc
Gee. Company +, Twenty-second in
fanrry. 81. Second Lieutenant P. H
Clark, Third infantry, $40; Second Lieu
tenant A. Z. Attends. Twentieth infan-
try, gas; Second Lieutenant George w
Eweil. Third infantry. 335; Sergeant
William -. Puckett. P. y. C. s., 332;
Sergeant Charles Barr. Company d.
Fourteenth cavalry, 332; Private Excl
Hakals, Company A, Third infantry,
$50: Second Lieutenant Ray c. Hill.
Twenty infantry. 325. Corporal
Gilyes Eslinger. Company G, Twentieth
infantry, 32S; Second Lieutenant E. P
Pierson, Fourteenth cavalry, S2s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
CAPTURE THIEVES WHO
BATTLED WITH BIGGY
Oscar Kirschon and Charles
Freeman Held as Men VINO
Tried to Rob Store

In Oscar Kirschon and Charles Free
man, arrested at san Jose yesterday.
the local police claim to have the two
men who attempted 10 rob the silk
store OF B. Hart & Son a week ago.
but escaped after a revolver battle
IN which Chief Biggy took a hand AT
the time OF the burglary Alexander
Golden, one or the robbers, was cap
tured. but the other two got away.
were put on the case and trailed
kirschOn 10 san Jose.
They followed a woman represent
ing herself as his wife. who lived az
775 Commercial street TO san Jose and
were on hand when she met her hus-
band Both were taken into custody.
Freeman was arrested BY the san Jose
police.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
POSTPONE FELONY CASE
AGAINST ATTORNEY
Preliminary Hearing in Kidnap-
ing Cases Goes Over
One Week

OAKLAND, July Is.-Attorney H. L.
corson appeared in department Of the
police court this morning 70 answer TO
the charge of compounding a felony
preferred against him for his alleged
Implication in the KIDNAPPING for sew
eral weeks OF Il year old Clara Bano-
vlch
He was represented by E. NJ Gibson,
at whose request Judge Mortimer Smith
continued the preliminary examination
until July 2s. Hadji Tahar ben No
manned. the Arabian sheik accused of
aiding IN the spiriting away OF the girl
will be examined on July 81 Mrs.
Mary Stanley and Lee Banovich, mother
and brother of the girl. were held for
trial in $4,000 bonds yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
DEMOCRAT OUT FOR TAFT
WinsIow Warren, Anti-Imper-
iaIist, Is Against Bryan

BOSTON. July IS.-winslow Warren.
democrat and noted anti-imperIaIist
leader. has come out for Taft in a
strong and characteristic letter. He re-
fuses 70 follow the advice OF the ex
ecutive committee OF the snti-imperial-
lists 20 vote for Bryan very forcibly-
He saws ! decline 10 follow the com
mirtee's advice. and shall vote for Mr..
Taft because. on the whole. II seems
20 me that the interests OF the country
would be better conserved by his cleo
llOn than By that OF Mr.. Bryan No
one IS more responsible for the rsti-
fcarfon OF the Spanish treaty and the
saddling OF the Philippines upon this
country than William J. Bryan, and
in that matter he displayed his usual
shallow judgment and tendency TO play
politics with grave constitutional and
noral CEestions."
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
GAS IN MAINS IGNITE
AND THREATEN HOMES
FruitvaIe District Is Threatened
by the Spreading of
Flames
0AKI.AND. Julv

OAKLAND. July 1s.-Gas in the
mains In Wheeler and washington
streets. Fruitvale. caught FIRE last nfzht
and burned for several hours before
workmen OF the Oakland gas light
and heat company checked the flames
The fire was confined In the mains
1t was supposed that the gas was
ignited by the dropping OF a lighted
match near break IN one OF the
pipes where grading for the Western
Pacific railway is in progress in
Wheeler street The Fruftvale FIRE de-
partment kept the flaming gas from
endangering many DWELLINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
SUPERVISORS WILL
vISITHETCHHETCHY
Members of Board to Inspect
Reservoir Sites for Water
System
Desire to Gather Information
While Awaiting Offer
From Spring Valley

In order to familiarize themselves
with the reservoir sites to be used in
the proposed municipal water system
the board of supervisors will visit the
Hetch Hetchy valley next month Sew
eraI members of the board will leave
San Francisco August Is, but others
who will be unable TO go at that time
Will make the trip later in the year.
Mayor Taylor also hopes TO make the
trip.
Among those who plan to go August
Is are Supervisors Giannini, McLeran,
Murphy. Johnston. Murdock. Bancroft.
Pollock and Rixford. Another party
may leave later in the summer, which
will include Booth, D'Ancona. Payot
and Jennings. Supervisors Broderick
and Comte have stated that it would
not be possible for them TO make the
trip this summer
While In the Sierras the SUPERVISORS
Will not only inspect the reservoir sites.
but under the guidance of CITY En-
gineer Marsden Manson will study the
water sources Of the region. Many
members of the board have said that
they felt handicapped in Iegfslating for
the new system without a knowledge
of the general conditions They have
been provided with maps, photographs
and drawings, but these failed to re-
veal the exact condition swith which
the supervisors desired to acouaint
themselves.
1t is not likely that any important
legislation affecting the Hetch Hetchy
project viii be attempted until after
the supervisors have made their tour
OF inspection. AT the present time the
board is waiting for a formal offer in
legal form from the Spring Valley.
After this has been received il will be
submitted to the voters for their ac-
ceptance or rejection, together with
the proposal of bond issue to con-
struct the Hetch Hetchy system.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
DREAMS OF WRECK
AND LEAVES HOME
Searchers for Mrs. A. Palmer
Find Her Wandering in
Berkeley Foothills

BERKELEY. July 1s.-Believing that
in a vision she saw her son shipwrecked
on a desert island. Mrs. A Palmer, so
years of age. who lives at King and
Harmon streets. left her home yester-
day morning in scare hof her son.
Her disappearance was reported to
the police, and the Berkeley hills were
secured for the woman, who is thought
TO be mentally deranged. She was
finally located and taken in charge by
the police.
Mrs. Palmer has been making her
home with Mrs. Hoover of 2I30 WarA
street for some time Yesterday morn
ing she told her friend that she had
dreamed of her boy being lost at sea
and that she intended to find him.
Mrs Hoover thought little of Mrs.
Palmer's words, but when she failed
to return at nightfall her disappearance
was reported TO the police.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
CLAREMONT COMPANY
ACQUIRES MORE LAND
Realty Firm Purchases Tract
Near Line of Contra
Costa County

OAKLAND. July 1s.-The C1aremont
Park company has acquired 2s4 Ia acres
OF land on the line dividing Alameda
and Contra Costa counties. back os
Claremont, according to deeds placed
on record today George Sterling. aft
er securing the property from the orig
inal owners, transferred 1T to Harold
e Profit and Dennis Searles. trustees
for f. n Smith and F. Haynes, for
$120,600. The Claremont Park company
assumed the mortgage in acquiring the
land
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
DOODLE DEEs FOR BRYAN
Brooklyn District Leaders APP
prove independents Program
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. July Is.-Following an
announcement today that the inde-
pendence league OF the tenth assem-
bly, district in Brooklyn has declared
for Bryan. leaders of the league in
various parts OF the borough asserted
their approval of such a programme
Among those who said they are for
Bryan and Kern are former Sheriff NJ.
7. FIaherty. former Register Alfred J.
Boulton, Borough Secretary Charles
Frederick Adams, Robert Stewart,
Francis Y Carmody. former Deputy
Register Gustave ". Thompson and
ner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
TEACHERS FROM HAWAII
WILL MEET ON CAMPUS
Dean of University Summer
School Calls Special Gather
ing in California Hall

BERKELEY, July 1s.-A meeting of
the teachers from the Hawaiian islands.
in attendance at the university summer
session, has been called by Dean
Charles Reiber for Tuesday afternoon
in California hall at o'clock. More
than 80 teachers from the islands are
registered for work at the university
be made BY the dean of the summer
session at the meeting. Arrangements
for their entertainment while here will
be made at the meeting.
Among the other events of the sum
mer session for next week are four
lectures on forestry. to be delivered by
F'indley Burns. the government expert,
ing Friday on liquid air by Professor
Edmund OFNeiI. dean of the college Of
chemistry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
SENATOR NIXON GIVES
OPERA HOUSE TO PEOPLE
Structure Costing $4,000 Dedi-
Gated 10 Public on Leaving
Winnemucca, Nevada
sPEcIAL pIsPATcH ID - ~

RENO. New. July Is.-Senator George
s. Nixon's s5e,0o0 opera house. given by
him 20 the people OF Winnemucca, was
dedicated last night The senator told
the residents OF Humboldt county gath
cred IN the edirlce that he was sorry he
had 70 leave their town and hoped the
donation would zppease them He an
nOuuced that the conservation OF the
structure would be placed IN the hands
Of nine trustees These trustees. as Sc
lected BY the citizens. are farmers and
Businessmen Senator Nixon has lust
moved into a 100000 residence on New
lands heights. Reno. The stone build
ing crowns the high bluf overlooking
The Truckee river
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
RAILROAD GRANTED EXTENSION

The TOnOpah and GOldfeld railroad
company. which was cited 70 appear be-
fore the railroad commission OF Nevada
July II 10 show cause why its passen-
ger rate OF cents a mile should not
be reduced to 3 cents. was granted an
extension OF time till September l. The
railroad. which was represented BY J.
W. Reinhart, assistant 10 the PRESIDENT
". D. Forster. general freight and pas
senger agent: A +. Lyon, auditor, and
]. c. Campbell. as counsel. showed that
the compflings OF the reports necessary
for the Investigation could not be COM
pleted till September l.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
BLATTNER CELEBRATES
HIS SILVER WEDDING
Associates Present Silver Serv-
ice to Assessors Chief
Deputy and His Wife

William J. Blattner. for many years
the chief deputy in the assessors Of
fee. celebrated his silver wedding yes
terday. In honor or the occasion his
old time associates in DR. DOdge's Of
fee presented Mr.. and Mrs BIattner
with a beautiful twelve piece silver
service. made BY one OF the best known
fecriOnately known BY his companions.
has been confined 70 his home for sew
eraI days with slight illness. and con-
seQuently the gift was sent TO him
friends
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
ROcKEFELLER-s CRITIC DIES

NEW HAVEN Conn July IS.-The
Rev Dr. Artemus Jezne Haines, pastor
OF the United COngre regstionalist church
OF this city, was drowned last night
while fishing on Long pond. near Har-
vvfch Mass. His body was recovered
today Two years ago Dr. Hsines took
strong ground against the acceptance
cf John D. IiOckefeuers gift of $780,
0co declaring that If Christ were
on earth ne would make a great gulf
between the church and the unrepent-
ant rich who had used dishonesty and
bribery 70 obtain their wealth"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
Favor KEY ROUTE FRANCHISE

BERKELEY. July 1S.-Members of
the East Side improvement club of this
city have gone on record as in favor
Of granting TO the Key Route conpany
so year franchise along Sacramento
street, a question which has been agi-
tated by many of the clubs of this
city. Members of the Organization also
expressed their disapproval of the pro-
posed secession of West Berkeley a
petition for which will be considered
by the trustees at their meeting Tues
day night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
BTG ASSESSMENT INCREASE

BAKERSFIELD. July ls--The as
sessment roll OF Kern county for 1908
shows an increase OF s2.371.641 over
that OF 1897. OF this increase. 50 .217,-
Tas Is IN territory outside OF the in
corporsred towns: s1os.777 is in Bak-
ersfeld, and S44130 is IN Kern City. A
large part Of the increase In the as
ressed valuation Is due 10 the storage
~ OF and 10 the new pipe line 70 Nc
Kittrick. built by the Standard oil
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
DECLARES TROUBLE ENDED

NEW YORK, July 1s-The Associat-
ed Press has received the following dis
patch from General Davila. president
OF Honduras Tegucigalpa, Honduras,
July 1.-THE government has put an
end To thc revolutionary movement in
10 days. The decisive battle was fought
at Nacaome- The enemy was defeated
and escaped into Salvador"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
DELGER ESTATE Appraised

OAKLAND. July 1S.--The estate cf
Ernestine Delger will yield the sfats
an inheritance tax or S5.072 %. accord
ing 10 an appraisemenr dled with tho
superior court today and approved by
Probate Judge Waste -Four heirs, Mrs.
Matilda Brown. Mrs Annie Moller, Ed
ward p. DeIger and Mrs Lille ID. Pow
srs, will inherit sS0.1S3-67 each
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
SrTrr.E OCT OF COURT

Los ANGELES. July 1S.-The contest
of the viii Of the late Hiram Higgins.
prominent in business in Illinois and
Conspicuous IN board OF trade circles
ia Chicago. which has attracted atten-
tion for several years, although never
zrfdsIiv getting into court was today
completely settled out OF court
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
MAYOR RECEIVES vIsIToRs

Mayor Taylor received a number of
distinguished visitors yesterday.
Among those calling TO pay their re-
spects were the secretary of commerce
1nd dI1si, ponce OF the philippine islands,
William Cameron Forbes PhfIippfne
commissioner Jose r. de Luzuriata. the
Japanese consul, Chozo Koike. and the
captain OF the Taisei Maru, c. Furuya
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
YALE PRoFEssoR 10 sPEAx

BERKELEY. July 1s--''Our ConceD-
tion OF God win be the title OF the ad-
dress which Prof William Lyon Phelps
OF Yale university. and a member OF the
faculty OF the summer session OF taS
university. will deliver before the con-
gregation or the EpwOrth Methodist
church south tomorrow morning &C II
o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
AWARDED ART PRIZE

PARIS. July 18.-Jean lie Fevre. 4
pupil Of Robert Fleury, has been
awarded the grand prix de Rome by
is given to the most successful compet.-
tor in painting. sculpture, engraving,
architecture or music.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
WALTZEs WITH WIFE

HOT SPRINGS. Va, July Is-A glee
club from Lynchburg, Va. serenaded
Judge Taft tonight Later Judge and
Mrs Taft Joined in e waltz. when an
old Izdv in the audience began applaud
ing they left the ballroom with evident
ernba rrassment-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
BANKER TAKES NEW PLACE

Mosher OF the Farmers and Merchants.
bank has been appointed assistant
cashier of the Central bank, a newly
created position, which Mosher will
take August i.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
sEMER BONDS pam

The city has redeemed the SIsI. 600
sewer bond issue of 1903. The treasurer
paid the last installment yesterday and
the entire issue was cancelled
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