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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Workouts

1sroe1-Fire ChrhS n 1-O2
Captain B1rsers-Nile In 1-52. breeztrg-
= Csze6or-Hs1 in 30 2-5.
J. c. -TE-ee-eusrters IN I-le rs; srees-
1ors Pro7ost-Th Three-eighths II IS s-5-
Last g Three-auarters II 1916
kaslrt-sI lrse-s slrbs z 20 2-5; bree41g-
Eil- -FfYe-eighths in I-05-
Slcrrs- - iFe-eighrhs IL lNz-
Ea.le Es.zsy-Taree- quarters n 1916
Ezavzrior-Afle n I-55s breezi1g-
FsVans-Hslf IN 20
Ellsrd-Ihree-eiEhth in - 2-5; breezing.
E0ule-Lhree- quarters In -16 %
Fe-oEsuoze-Five ive-e1ghths IN los IL
Lor6 Eelso1-Ea1 in -5I25-
yvoolea--Ihree--Quarte- IN l-2o: breszinz-
Es-ie z and cur-icalEm-HsH n as
Lackfoot@Esh IN - 20; bree<lns-
-Three-eiEbths in Sc
S-roEe- Three lghrhs Ia Sc 20
Eraz6a-and Resa Naive -eighths In isos.
E.d6e1 Es1d-Hslf 4 So
Eedjr<n-aElf n 81 2-5-
Etspz-Ezf n % %; breezing.
Rsd 8eyzzrd-ALle IN 1-52; breezinE-
SztkssS-Eslf in 20 80
1olly-FiFe -eighthk Ia l.oS-
Eoul Irick--Tnree-eigh ighths II q 50
Ee-sSf-er-Fi iye-eiEhths in i-02
A. AuskoGzv-Hslf IN 80
s7o-aaao1 srd Exceisio--Hsif n .55 breezins.
Western-Tn-ee-ele -elehrhs in 81.
Fred Be1t-Ntle n lsz5-
Frogress-Ihree-ousrter n 1:16
Edusrdo-1file and quarter IN 2-12 So
Eoy s-zy-Three- -eIehths in S 30
Buster JoZes-Five-eighths n 90 z-5-
CARES V. Hodges and Es-rst0r-Three-
q II. sheehzn-HaH in 81 So
6rocklezf-Atie n l;z5; oreszing
-s-t,r-1l5fe IN -: hreexinE.
' ldwos5 5iil-Three-eighths IN q
& Kilds-Hslf IN 81
Bzuh-e-Five-eLghths in 1,oe. hreezing-
Ross CherrT-Three-Qua-ter n l-20.
Preen-Five-eighths IN 1-o2
Seartie-FiFe-eighths IN les SO.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Tennis Tournaments
to Be Played

Play IN the annual scratch singles
teams tournament Tor the champion
ship OF san Francisco wiz be resumed
OF the California club courts this
morning While only three matches
VIII Be played today they VIII bring
together the pick OF the championship
Division and also determine who VIII
have the right 70 challenge Champion
Maurice Mclaughlin for the title.
The seminal matches will be called
- 1o-30 O'Clock and viii be between
Melville Long and George James and
q s7bert. Long and Carl Gardner
he seminal matches will be two
Es-s out OF three and the finals three
oUr CT five The latter viii be played
81 2-5e clock this afternoon
On the Golden Gate park courts to-
Gay an open scratch singles tourna-
uent for the women's championship Of
san Francisco viii be held A G.
SpsIding < Co have donated q hand
some silver cup embIematic OF the
champiOnship, which must be won three
tines. The hest players from both
sides OF tie bay viii be in the competi-
Cion. Mss Hazel Hotchkiss has en-
foregone conclusion The tournament
today vii. mark the temperance Of
Mss Coda Myer. the clever little
plaEer Of the Golden Gate club. who
has not besn seen in a tournament for
a number OF months Miss Myer is
the only eutralt who looks 70 have any
chance al Al OF beating Miss Hotch-
kiss.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
BURTON IS SLATED
TO NOMINATE TAFT
Knight ofoCaIifornia and Iowa
Senator Are Selected for
Seconding Speeches

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Whiie no
formal announcement has been made,
1t may be stated definitely that Repre-
sentative Theodore Burton of Ohio
will present the name OF Secretary
Taft TO the Chicago convention. Rep
resentative Burton. since the institu-
tion of Secretary Tafts primary cam
paign, has been one of his closest
friends and is regarded as one of the
best representatives of all that Secre-
tary Taft stands for in the United
States
Burton soon viii leave Washington
for Hot Springs. Va. to take a needed
rest While he is there he probably
will prepare his address nominating
Secretary Taft He will return to
Washington before he leaves for Chi
caSo.
Senator Dolliver of Iowa will make
a seeonding speech on Tafts nomina-
ton. Other seconding speeches will
be delivered by George A. knight Of
California, Senator Borah Of Idaho and
probably by Senator Long Of Kansas.
While no definite announcement can
be made at this tina, IL Is generally
believed that Senator hopkins will be
the chairman of the committee on reso-
lutfOnS
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Interesting Contests
on Golf Links

The members OF the various golf
clubs Of the bay counties will put in
q busy day today. Special events will
be held on the links Of the Presidio,
Claremont, San Francisco, BurIingame
and Menlo clubs
On the Preside links C. D. whyte
and A A Cuthbertson viii meet in the
hnals Of the Council cup tournament,
commenced three weeks ago They
viii play over Sc holes, Is In the morn
ing and is IN the afternoon. Whyte is
a recent arrival from the east, and his
playing has created a furore He has
an abundance of class and Cuthbert-
sons most ardent admirers concede
him only an outside chance against
the clever newcomer.
consolation tournament will be
held at the Presidfo for those who
failed to qualify IN the Council cup
event. 1t will be medal play tourney
over Is holes.
The members OF the San Francisco
golf club viii meet in ss hole handi-
cap medal play tournament Eighteen
holes viii be played in the forenoon
and is in the afternoon. The Is holes
played IN the afternoon will also con-
stitute a bogey handicap tourney
There will be prizes for the winner of
each event
At the Burlingame. Menlo and Clare
mont clubs there will be handicap
events An interesting interclub match
IS scheduled for tomorrow The play
ers Of the Preside club will journey
70 MEMO and meet a like number OF
players from the latter club. The win
ner viii be determined by totaIling the
results of the Individual matches
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Additional Sports News
Crack Yachts Will.
Race 10 Vallejo

Thesneet. or the san Francisco yacht
eluo VIII start from the Sausalito
clubhouse AZ. 9 O'Clock this morning in
their annual handicap race TO Vallejo
Dscer favorable conditions. Of wind
ana tide the yachtsmen viii reach the
navy yard town during the early hours
OF the afternoon The night viii be
spent al Vallejo and the yachts viii
race back tomorrow There will be
separate. handicaps and separate
prizes Tor the two races. The handi-
caps for the race. 70 Vallejo today fol-
low.
White Wings. 10 minutes. Challenger. Lady
Ads and Virginia. 20 Monsoon and Queen %:
NsFs. Tseima and Arcturus. 80; Amigo. -:
White Heather. 5o- Surprise IS. Phoenicia i
hlslr- Jester and Curiev. I hour and 10 minutes.
Ionics. !, hour and - minutes
--he- ssndicsps for the return race
from Vallejo to Sausalito tomorrow
follow
, Aczie scratch. Caprice Anrie White Wings
LsdT Aia. NirgiBis and Martha. 10 minutes.
queen. s5s.- Ihein1s. Chsilenger and Moueoon
80. White HeaLDer. Arcturus Amigo and Sur-
Prise eo- Aevs. lester and Curiew Is: Photui-
ca hou-- IOuics- ] hour and Is MINUTES
The twsnty-third annual regatta of
the CoriRthian yacht club viii be
sailed over the channel course this aft
ernoon- There viii be six classes, the
1rst OF which viii be started from
Aeiggs wharf at noon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

Robert Mantell's Moor is better than
his IaGo. There is a tradition among
actors that 1t II easier to find TRACE
dians who can compass the villainy
Of the critical scoundrel than TO prop
erly portray the huge passion OF the
deluded warrior. Perhaps. In that
case Mantell Is among the distinguish
minority, for his Iago lacked that
quality Of crafty insinuation. The ex-
preston OF subtle and sinister vicious
ness which does wrong for the joy OF
SHINING and for the evil that follows
In the train OF crime was not a chief
characteristic of the tragedian's Iago
last night at the Van Ness theater.
While 1t was consistent and human, It
was not the Iago that peers at you
from the lines Of the play-the-devtl
who pulls down the happiness OF others
to delight his own soul It was melo-
dramatic and robust Iago, vocally and
mentally. Even the voice was not the
kind that whispers, and his nature was
not unprovided with courage. More
contains Mantell made the most, and
the large audience laughed at It He
was an amusing fellow.
In such lines as Who steals my
purse steals trash" and other fine senti-
ments with which Iago leads Othello
on in the third act 10 his own undoing,
MAntell was effective indeed It might
be claimed they sounded too sincerely.
However, il was vivid presentation
Of the villain that he gave in many of
the scenes, notably where he kills the
wounded Roderigo after the latter's
duel with Cassie. The fault in brief
which spoiled his portrait was its
robust color and strong. vigorous out
line. 1t lacked adroit subtlety.
Owing to the sudden fllnesa Of Marie
Booth Russell, Mantelrs wife, who was
TO have played Desdemona. Miss Isa-
belle Fletcher, leading woman of the
Liberty theater in Oakland, was i'm
pressed into the service. She had
played the part with Hotaling when the
latter was giving his two weeks of
Shakespeare at the Oakland playhouse.
Her Desdemona, while somewhat lack
ing IN spirit, had a sweet and feminine
quality which q natural intelligence,
displayed In the reading OF her lines.
enhanced. Cassie was played weakly
by Gordon Burby, but AcGihn,s Othello
was quite satisfying. He lacked stat
ure and was inclined to permit himself
to be carried away by the torrential
passion that is in Shaksspeare's lines
Miss Lillian Kingsbury proved q very
acceptable Emilia and was especially
good I'm the third and fourth acts, where
her defense of the accused Desdemona
rang with truth
This afternoon Macbeth" and to-
night Richard IIT' will be given at
the Van Ness theater.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Baseball Notes

Umpire F-ed Perriae nlalnteins thar he was
-irat in allowing Wheeler 70 score the winning
r7ir on Thursday. According 70 the Indicator
nan the hatted ball Aft Altman Of the Oaks
before Wheeler eoilided WITH l.
Hen Be-rr h.s sEOther red nscktse and since
he pet il On the Angels have not iost game
lie penlznr- He Is going = stick BY the far
saz sslk r-om nov o.
randolph did not show any Of his saiking
+--tscs fc- which he has become quite noted on
--,at loesl feid- lustead he went At his task
.n buSfnesSIike mauner and had the sir1 on
o-klaud al the tine
Krrer tie Heg the osklsnders- fst mascot
--as - -l,e sob aczfn yesterday. sitter DAYS
isroT he was fean6 wandering sirnIessiy about
-ho n issfon by one - JACK Glessons scouts
kexrr promises - sricS. provided the Oaks
NJ game nov and then He declares thar
- hse always heen used 20 ass0cfating with
Tfrc snas and hc may have 70 transfer his
sr-..tl1ris 20 some other club unless Van Halt
-rafe brigade shows some speed within the
nsxt couple Ct days They cannot afford 10
lose nc boy barr.i ass.a-
Today being a legal Holiday tire Oakland fans
I'll 10 given cnance 70 their rrtdes per
y<a-r4 "a tie grounds across the bay. The game
al IL called . fhe usual hour for morning
.4n,ek. 1919. As Ettie IoEuny Hopkins i yerr
1-a,r,ar win tie trslsozy faBs he likely VIII
10 angels The Afternoon game will be called
- 1s0 II tbe Commuters manage win
f..fi4 = them they VIII be IN tbe going. but
aid fhe Angels get SWAY With TIE doasls
siat0rr j VIII look Fery bad for Van Haltren
sad his fesserS
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
STUDENTS LEAVE TO
PURSUE BIG GAME

BERKELEY. May 2s.-Big game in
the mountains of Mexico viii be the
quest OF William c. Dibblee and How
ard v. Jack, two members of the Chi
Phi fraternity. who have left Berkeley
for the wild regions Of Mexico to hunt
and fish during their summer college
vacation
Both students are crack shots and
will remain in Mexico for three months.
They will go first to chihuahua In the
mountainous region Of northern Mex
leo. whence they propose to penetrate
far into the interior. out of the beaten
path OF the ordinary hunter in pursuit
OF mountain lions and other beasts Of
prey, which are plentiful in that sec
ton of the republic
Dibblee and Jack are well known
here. The former is a junior in the
college of commerce, while the latter
is a member Of the same class, but
registered in the college OF agriculture.
They have been prominent in college
life and identified with the various
student activities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
WAINWRIGHT NOW
COMMANDS DIVISION

TACOMA, May 2s.-Acting Rear Ad-
mirai Richard Wainwright, command
Ing the second division of the Atlantic
battIeship fleet. raised his blue PEN
nant with it's two white stars over his
flagship. the Georgia. today It was
unfurled at s o'clock this morning. re-
ceiving a salute from Is one pound
guns as 1t was caught by the breeze.
Acting Rear Admiral Wainwright viii
be fully invested with the honor and
dignity of a rear admiral In a few
weeks.
Frequent showers today somewhat
marred the pleasure OF officers. men
and visitors ashore, but the scheduled
ried- out. The memorial celebration
tomorrow viii be the feature of the
visit OF the warships at this port. A
greater crowd is expected to see the
parade than was here last Wednesday
when the feet arrived
Trains arriving at the Northern Pa
cific station are crowded and by tomor-
row IL is estimated that there will be a
quarter of a million people within the
city's gates Mills and mines are clos
ing down all over western Washing
ton, giving workmen and their families
an opportunity to see the naval power
of the United states.
Rear Admiral Wainwright will land
200 sailors and marines for the pa
rade, which will consist of four df-
visions, composed, in addition to the
naval force, of veterans of the Grand
Army. militia and fraternal organiza-
tions. The visiting naval officers were
guests of honor at a reception given
tonight by the Commercial club of Ia
coma
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
BABE FALLS FROM
WINDOW TO DEATH

Crawling out on the window sill to
peer curiously into mysterious depths
in which he must have fancied would
be revealed strange wonders of baby
land dreams, little Lawrence Carboni.
23 months old, slipped yesterday and
fell three stories to the street.
Nearly every bone in his wee body
was broken by the fall, his skull was
fractured and he received internal in
juries of such a nature that doctors at
the emergency hospitai say he cannot
ance and chung a minute on the edge
OF the sill his pretty young mother
entered the room from the kitchen.
singing happily at her work I'm
nerved by the terrible sight, she made
a frantic clutch at the baby's skirts
and, missing them, tainted. When she
recovered her senses her grief was so
intense she nearly lost her mind, and
her own condition is very serious
The accident happened from the sit
ting room in the Carbonis' cozy fat In
the third story OF the Lorenzo apart
ments Il Octavia street
Charles Stabern, proprietor of the
apartments, saw a white mass drop in
front of his window on a lower floor.
and thinking II bundle of laundry.
went out to pick IL up. He was horri-
fed TO find a uiangied human body
Edward Power. a butcher boy, took
the dying little fellow in his arms.
jumped in his cart and drove to the
emergency hospital. There DIR. Zum-
walt put the baby on the operating
table
Only a few days ago the Carbonis
changed from q lower to an upper fat.
and at that time the mother said she
was fearful lest their baby should fall
from a window. Lawrence Carboni. the
father, is a travelling salesman for the
Welntraub wine company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Late Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED


stmr Santa Bsrb.rs- zaddsrt, IS hours from
Grsys Hsrbcr, bound 70 San Pedro; put In for
fuel
stmr North Fork. Nelson, Eureks
Stmr Tiverton. Johnson. Astoris.
Stmr Isqus. Johnson. Eureka.
sfnr Yosemite, Johnson Astoria.
Schr Santiago. Kelly. Monterey, in tow tug
Stsnr Rainier Lundquist Astoria
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBos May % 10 p. n-weather.
hszy: wind. northwest: velocity, 2s miles per
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT SAN LUiS-Arrfyed May 29-Stmr
Roma. hence May 2s. and sailed for Sen Fran
TACOMA May 2s-Br stmr suveric.
sailed May 2s-stmr Elihu Thompson. for
" soUTH REND-saiied May e9-stmr Tahoe.
for San Pedr0' ssar Ens'Fs; PoR9 r9F San Pedro
HoNoLUIr-Arrived May 2s-Jsp stnr Nip
pen Msru. from Yokohama,
yIcr0RIA-Arrived Nay 2e-Br stnr River
Forth from Grays Hsrbor-
sailed May 2a-Nor stnr Titsnis. for san
President for San francisco
VICTORIA B. G. May 2a-The British
Harbor. was headed Of in the straits and or
dered 10 Esquinslt- Captain Snadforth Of the
arG11aD-MeIfcEu steamer Ic1>1Gfe has
signed his command. following trouble with Cap
tain Wcrxnop. manager of the conpsny- The
Mexican authorities have Informed Worsnop that
charSes Of opiun smuggling from Victoria 10
Mexican ports being made and unless IL
ceases TIE steamers may be eonhsested-
OCEAN STEAMERS
Mo<TEYrpE0-Arrived May 2e-Stmr Craig
bail. from Baltimore. for San Francisco snd
Prget sound .msehinery defectIyel.
IIyERP00f.zArriFcd May 29-Stur Cedric.
from New York
GENOA-Arived May - -stmr Hamburg.
from New York
QrEENsTowN-saile May 2s-stmr Baltic.
for New York.
Observation-Disclosures previous May 29-Stmr
Admiral Magon- from Antwerp. MsrseiIles. etc.
Wis Colombo. for Japan and San Francisco,
stmr keemun. from Liverpool for Vancouver.
hAtkE--Arrived May 29-Stmr La Touraine.
from New York
soUTHAMPT0S.-sai Sailed May 2o-stmr Blue
cher. for New York
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
SUES OAKLAND TRACTION

OAKLAND. May 2s.-Suit for $4,000
damages has been fled by Charles N
Pring and his wife. Minnie Pring.
against the Oakland traction company
for injuries alleged to have been sus-
tanned by Mrs Pring IN & collision of
streetcars, said to have occurred at
Broadway and Telegraph avenue on
August 8, 1907 Mrs. Prfng was hurled
against an upright and was rendered
and received injuries to
her spine. according 70 the COMPLAINT
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
STARTS PLAxGRouNp ruND

BERKELEY. May 2e-Town Mar
shall August vollmer started a fund to-
day with a donation OF SIS for the inn
provement of the Matthews tract in
the southwestern part OF the city. re-
Gently purchased by the town trustees
as a playground The site for the
playground has not been improved on
account of a lack OF money in the
town treasury. and Vollmer and other
town officials have commenced move
ment to provide adequate playg found
for the children.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. KY Asy 2e-ResuIts:
First race four and q half furlongs-Trzns-
fora won. Light Blue second. Eiysiur1 third.
Tine 81
Second race. Eve and half furlongs-Dzndy
Dancer von. Ben Goodwin second, Bitter SIR
third Time. 1.o6 Is.
Third race one mile and sixteentb-ch -chulits
won. Oscar second. Pfnkola third Time. :zs
Fourth race, steeplechsse. short course-Char-
1eld Won Jason second. Coal Black Lady third
Time. 2.49 sd
Fifth race. six furiorgs-Frontensc won
Hsnnital Bey second, Miss Stroue third. Time
1:I5-
Sixth race, one nfle-Hughes won Rustic
second. Funiculaire third Time, i:42.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
MArFIELD KNOCKS OUT GoRMAN

SACRAMENTO, May 2s.-Frank May
field OF Suisun knocked out Joe German
Of San Francisco IN the ninth round OF
what was 10 have been a 35-round con-
test in this city tonight The fight was
one Of the fastest ever seen here Cor
man led by good margin until the
eighth round. when Mayfeid put him
70 the floor twice with vicious left
swings Mayfeid went at German hard
IN the ninth and put him down four
times with right and left swings 10
the head. German was helpless, and
his seconds stepped into the ring and
stopped the fight
In a fast preliminary for fifteen
rounds, Jack Burke got the decision
over Young Sullivan
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
.rEP axD PTvER TO FIGHT
SpFt.rAA DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

S4<T4 FoSA Nay ze.-The matching of
f--srer ~een II Green -siiey and Art PfTer
~ puncsnS fer the ereni1g 81 June has
.I-os,ssf considerable interest. The event viii
- riaee aT Selaetcpoi snd vtH be preceded
- tr.o rr.Iinainaries that viii te fully sx
--6 ~ re u1eEn event TLr frst II these will
T., ! four rorad - between George Moore of
e-ofs Rosa and X. = BsugAuan OF PetsIums
e-F fhe second hetrcen Billy De Rose Of this
-i.-- er8 s2ee-ge Bfukiey of rkfsh-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
PERRY NOW IN COOS BAY
Destroyer Will Await Rest of
Fiotilla in the HarbOr

PORTLAND, May ga special dis
patch from Marshfie1d to the Oregonian
reports the arrival In Coos bay of the
torpedo boat destroyer Perry. The dis
patch says the Perry will await the
arrival at Coos bay of the destroyers
Preble. Farragut. Davis and Fox The
flotilla will then proceed to Portland 10
participate in the rose festival. which
will be held in Portland next week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Tahoe and ReturB 300

Tfrkets sold May p and 60 Good
for massage on southern Pacific trains
f~o~e ferry depot these dates Return
- X June ?. Your opportunity 10 see
n =. Gem OF the Sierra at minimum ex-
rense Delightful weather, excellent
1shlng. Ticker Offices $50 Market
streef u Powell street and Market
street ferry depot.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
,.r1eoN REACHES PORTLAND

pp9TfASD Mar % Fernando selson the
t-sssforrfa .lufon7rbiie enthusiast who left san
r,-r.-fe-o last TseSstsy in e1crf 70 lower tue
s.,.ri.rrh-sc recyrd befzceu So Fraucisco and
!. -,farS arrfr.f here TO-DAY TIE anfomohile
ras hlre5 nrar t,iendaie a'sd - nsch time Was
-. siIsf sie attempt - loser lhe -ecsrd was
...ar..l.fol.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
The Fails i'm Yo.emffe

A series of six photographs Of the
great falls in the Yosemite valIsv
printed in colors. appear in the June
Sunset. No more striking Views of
these magnificent water spectacIes have
ever before been printad
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
ANIMAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT

BERKELEY. May 2e.-The annual tournament
between the Alameda and Berkeley tennis clubs
VIII be held on the courts of the Berkeley club
4 HiLegass avenue tomorrow afternoon. Nine
matches in doubles and singles viii be played
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
MANT[[['S MOOR
HCE[S HIS lAGO
Miss Isabelle Fletcher Is Inn
pressed From Oakland to
Play Desdemona
By Walter Anthony
CAST OF CHARACTERS
IN sHAKEsPEARE's TRAGEDY
"Ofheli0"

Iaso, otAeilo's ensign. -Mr. Manteu
Roderigo, = gallant. -TranklyA 1endtsen
othsllo. . noble Moor .-rrancis NcGinn
nrabAntdo, of the senate q Venice.
..........1 .1omainc Calender
Casaie, o<hsalo's isatenant Gordon Burby
Duke at Venice. -6uy lAnduey
Ledsyieo, kinamAn to Brsbantie ....
George 1tllwsu
oratiaas. baufhsf to 1rabantio.
.............-. -AOhs Ino<nAs
Nsasaas, othsIle's predeoessor at Cyprus
Walter Campbsli
Desdsmona, daughter to BrabAatie.....
.. Nis Isabelle Ylstnhss
Emilia, wife Of Iaso.. Lillian Xingsbury
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
BID HIGH ON GOODS
OF BELLE GUINNESS
Curio Hunters Pay Five Times
Cost Price for Murder
Farm Relics

LA PORTE. Ind. May 2s.-The auc-
tion sale OF the personal property left
by Mrs Belle Guinness To-Day was at
tended BY between 1000 and 5-ecs
persons. Many OF the articles brought
Eve and ten tines their cost price Il
is estimated that the total receipts
were more than three times what
they would have been az an ordinary
sale. The postal card vendors ard
takers and restaurant and lunch stand
owners did a thriving business AT
one time during the day more than 500
rigs were tied about rhe farm The
greatest interest center>d IN rhe sale
of the horse driven by Mrs. Guinness
before the fire. the pony cart driven
BY the Guinness children and shep-
herd watch dog. All OK these were
secured by local people and AL brought
fancy prices, the dog alone selling for
t1o7.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

Tie statement that rAdtum Loses zc-
tivfty on heating has been tested by Dr.
II ". Schmidt, who hnds that At 1900
degrees F4hrenheft It's Effects are ex-
actly az at ordinary Temperature
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

BERKELEY. May. Decentralization
of Oakland and West Berkeley was the
theme at the joint meeting of the West
Berkeley citizens. and tax payers
league and the West Berkeley improve
ment club and protective association
In Guild hall last night Speakers
urged that steps be taken to forward
the consultations movement A house
to house canvass will be made by the
residents Of the west end
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

Of money was raised, but ths station
has not as yet been erected A warn
ing post with the sign Look out for
the cars" near the tracks, bad . card
board sign on IL Safety station" and
the upright below 10 Wzs decked in
Grape similar TO that found On The
business Offices thfs morning