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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-24
Fairbanks Due Tuesday.

Vice.PresIdent Fairbanks is expect
ed to arrive Tuesday in time to Join
with the many other notables here In
welcome to the Prince.
Lord Gray, Canada's governor gen.
oral, and Lady Gray; the Duke of Nor.
folk, Lord l,ovat, the head Of the Fra
ser Clan; Wilfred Lauricr and his cab
met, and the lieutenant governors OF
every province in the Dominion all
with their STATS. are but few of those
present.
Perhaps the most notable person in
Quebec and certainly the most notable
10 the 5000 Canadian soldiers here
for the celebration, IN Field Marshal
Lord Roberts "B0bs Of Kandahar,"
the grizzled old hero of Kplngs bal
lads and OF many desperate cam.
paigns
Religious services Officially opened
the celebration Sunday
Monday disposition OF the $1,000 sol.
diers and 10000 sailors, who are to
take part in the celebration, Is the
principal business of those who have
the festival in hand
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-24
CELEBRATES BIRTH
NoTA8LEs GATHER FOR oUEsEc's
TERcENTENARY.
THE PRINCE OF WALES IS COMING
Viee-Presdent Fairbanks viii BE
Among Those to Greet Dis.
tinguished Guest.

Qucbcc-Thousands Of tourists from
the United States are streaming
into Quebec to witness the weeks Gel.
cbration of the founding OF the city
300 years ago by Samuel De Cham
plain, and from every train running
into the city are being unloaded regi-
ments Of Canadian military, who are
going into camp on the historic Plains
OF Abraham, whore Gen. Wolfe, for
Great Britain, wrested Canada from
the French under MontcaIm.
on the Gibraltar of America that
grinf old citadel which crowns D!a
mond Rock. 400 feet above the narrow
streets of the old French city. there
lie English and French battleships
Farther down the river the New
Hampshire. the latest type Of the sea
fighters of the United States, awaits
the coming of the Prince Of Wales,
who is on the great cruiser IndomIta.
BILE and, with the MInotaur and ether
warships in escort, is expected to ar.
rive on Wednesday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
Tiir $500 mad 9eutIdlaub.

Dentfd . amerifaniide 3eitnngeu
iperoen i'm aIten Baterlnno nit gro
Bem Sntereiie geIeien, neil iie ii9
fret aisipreden un6 bdiifig bon brit
BEN mebr Neuigfeiter uil6 Na1rihten
bringen, aIs Die beutiden 3eitungen
ielblt. Die nSreie Breiie fir Eeras"
lit 01iiben iiberam, nobin iie geianot
miro, elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
unO fam fih riibmen Entertaining
un6 @iir6igung 5u finoen, mie aus
5ablreiden 8riefen an urs, fotpie an
Dieienigen, tpeI1e oas gIatt an tire
german6ten i9tden, berborgebt. @er
6a6er ieinen 8erpanoter un6 6reun-
ben cine Greuoe erneiien, LINEN elm
milfommenes @eibenf MAIDEN min,
Der beiteIe fir iie oie vSreie Breiie
fir Eeras". Das Snterefie fir Seras,
tpie iiberbaupt fir oen Gtaat nno Die
@egen6, mo Die 8ertpanbten tpobnen,
1T 1T DeutidIarto febr Iebbaft uno es
lit itnm0gIi9, in 8ripntbriefen cine
10 griinolibe MnffI1rung un6 Be-
idreibung 6es fremoen 2an6es 5l ge-
ben, tpie oies Die .Sreie Brefie" al.
m0dcntIi1 tut. Sir ben geringer
Hreis bon $500 berienoen mir porto
fret infer reidbaItiges @odenblotl
nuf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine Morens
i'm WusInn1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
Afuer Trauenberuf.
ctMsnttde SetteIantIeb erinnea IN 0ests
uMo TIRE MuStNftuua.

ctMsntItdDe SetteIanfIeb erinnem IN 09ste
umo TIRE atMsrAftums.
Mie in pielen anberen 2dnbern, 70
1T aud in Grantret9 bic 9ebensbals
tune BON Sabr gu Sabr tbeuerer sez
iporben; namentli9 1T paris eth foftz
fptelises pflafter. S9per miHen bot
bic iintere1 unb aud BITE mtttleren 8ez
b0lferungsfhi6ten ringen, I'm bos
gum 2eben Notbpenbige berbeiauf9afz
fen unb, tpenn mSgltd, fir Notb unb
Otter einen Sporsrofhen ~auriid3ulez
gen. go fam es ni4t ipunbernebmen,
baB in biefem bitteren Daieinstampfe
auh bic Grau in bic Gront tritt unb
TOPPER mttbilft, po es benz Mann nidt
sber bod nur in bei9rdnftem mabe
mSglt4 1T, fir ben l1nterbolt Der So
r1ilie gu forgen. Die fran3Oifhe
9olptfobt fam benn aud bos @erz
bienft fir iih in Mnfpruh nebmen.
einem nelien G%rauenberufe bic Wese
geebnet gu baben.
Sett einiser 3eit fiebt man in paz
ris neben ben mdnnli9en 8erufsto[e<
gen aud peiblide Dffentli9e 3ettelans
fleber ibres f9meren Mmtes tpalten.
Raum bob Der Morgen graut. unb
bas pulfirenbe Meltftabtleben nod in
ben erfen Mnfdnsen liest, bufden biefe
Wertreterinneu eines rleuen Mrbeitsbes
rufes In fleibfomer 1ra9t, bte 9aten@
letter ouf Der S9ulter, ben aletfterz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
8as Sd)ufisfr Dffr.
0tne AsIit orc anifatten NIT tpbex @mSttIps
une uni &sjsesbesetttAatt.

etne NtIitorsanitattsn NIT tebex &nSttTp.
ame = RstsesberesttAaft.
SH @taaten nit Febenben Mrmeen
II man nur gu Iet9t geneiet, anf Elm
MiIt5beer NIT elmer gepiFen Gering<
f4dtune b~erab5ufeben, oIs auf bic
Gotbdtenfpielerti elmer .Biirserpebr".
bic teinsr- mtlitGrHntn Mertb babe.
% sibt aber iebenfans Elm Miliobeer
IN Der Melt, bns folhen 9o1mutb Gil
gen ftraft. gs TIT bas @1nei5er Deer.
J b Der fur5er MusbiIbungs5eit bon 70
bs 80 1ngen, BET aIerbtngs iGbrlihen
Observation-Disclosures (ie eff 9ngD
unb nit benz Mufparb reiher Mittel,
uerben bier eritounlt1e Qeitungen err
aielt. gu bersefen 1T aIIerbinsB nidt,
baB Der miIitdriide Sugenbunterri9t
IN Der S9pei3 allsemein, uub Stpar
burh gefeblihe Wori1rift berbreitet
IL, bdb bas S4ieBerl eth bonn @taote
unterftdtter Matchmaker @port Der
S&mdser If. unb bob bie gefslfHaftz
lid beboraugten @tGnbe, anftatt bos
pribiIegtum elmer nm bic Qdlfte per<
firaten Dienftaeit fir fi1 in Mnfprud
gu ntbmen, fih bur9 erbebIid bers
mebrte unO berldnserte uebunsen nit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
Nn bas Ynblifnm.

Die uSreie Breiie fir Eeras" miro
an iiber 450 Boftofficen berianot,
uno bat cine sroBe 8erbreitung in
Der Mahbar-H epubIif Merifo, i'm SSn-
oianer Eerritorium uno SfIaboma.
SIR girfuIations- @ebiet in Eeras
eritredt fih bon @albeiton Bis binauf
nab Deniion, bonn duBeriten Often
Bis nod 81 8aio I'M ferniten @eiten;
es idIieBt ieIbltberit6noli1 NIT Be.
ionoers sabIreiden 2eiern Dos oiht-
b~eiieoeIte MitteI-Eeras uno ben 5iib-
tDeiten elm. @ud in Merifo bat fie
cine aroBe 8erbreitung.
3uei 8eiieube fino beitdnoig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterelie 6es
BIattes untertpegs uno fiibren bent
ieIben i'm 8erein nit unIeren riibri-
gen 2ofal-Mgenten fortmdbreno neue
2eier 3u.
Sn @nbetradt 6iefer Eatiaben lit
Die nSreie Breiie fir Seras", mo es
fi9 oarum banoeIt, Die beutide 8e-
bolferung gu erreihen bas bette Mn.
seige.M ebinm I'M Gtaats Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

tn arIen, ef-er mooernen Ropauerie
notbmeabi9e.3 QiIIsbienI ten aussebils
bet mtrD. in SeIegrapbiren 3. 9. unb
I'M gd3!bimmea turA 5liTs, Die
p%pntonniere Iernen griiden f9lasen,
bic Qrtideris legt bic f9pierigiten
&letterpartien i'm Ge6irge auriid unb
neiB bas Jeuer ibrer @ei6iBe bon fell
iisen 9dngsn aus pirfunespoa our
Geltuae ST. bringen. Die 9erbitz
lpuuasea leS S1nei5er 9eeres 1inb
frics : n&big onseleet.
Skier agQ nit Selesrapbentruppen
TT bas Seer reidb perfebsn; bos Pluto
mobtl lit langit in BEN 9ienf Der
9tdbe getreten, bos Signalipe1en 1T
burGsebilfet pie III 9eutfdlanb, fura,
mir erbliden ELL in feiner Dirt ppGz
fomnlen organifirtes Seer, bos bur9
ben teleerapbif9sn Mobilmo9ungss
befebl in fiir5eiter 3eit aus Der Grbe
geftampft nirb. Nidts tit bier pergeIz
fen, dies grforberIi4e if in ben 9dr-
ben Der 2eute, cas iibrige fte6t III ben
3eugbdufern gu fofortigem Gebrou4e
bereit. Sober fpeiB, po er ii& aa fielz
len bat; Die 8erbanbe fnb bauerno
territorial p~rganiiirt, fie baden eine
neberlieferuns, einen lofalen patrioz
tismus unb einen itarfen &~orpsgeiit.
Nuf ole GGle tit bas @9ipeiaer Seer
Elm bon frieserifder Si9tigfeit erfiGz
ter Srganismus, Der in ieinem 2anbe
uno in feinen @ebir9en fir iebes Seer
Der Melt cinen febr ernften unb bead>
tensnertben @esner bilbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

eyuftem Na4brud auf ibre Steluns
als Woreefebte porbereiten.
S5ebe rieue ginri4tung madt fid bic
S9tpeiaer Mrmee in erfter 2inie 3uz
iute. Die Snfanterie pirb i'm f4pies
rieften @eIdnbe TN GeIbbienft unb I'm
Rouspfe a~usgebilbet. Sic imponirt
~fn@tunbigen fremben Beobadtern
bur4 ibre Marfdleiftunsen, tpenr, ie
aud in Der GhibenIinie naturgemdb
sins GENTLE @nperfdaisfeit aeigt. GO
gar zine p0lig a~usgebiIbete Rsiterei
beftt bas G9neiaer 0eer, bic in Der
tur5en Dienitaeit ntdt muir ibren be-
ionbsren Dienf erlernt, fonbern auh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
vorteiIbafte Offerte.
9ds biAi9lte Sano I'M
Marfte.

80 Seftioneu 2anb - Is aniam.
menbGnsenb, 10 ~suiammenbGnsenb
itnb 4 ieparat = in 81 Taio County,
aabe bei Der Sta6t @anborn un6 in
geringer Gntfernnng BON Der Glen.
balm fin6 gum Ereiie bon So per
Nfer 81 berfanfeu p6er iuerben gegen
c%inseridtefe Sarm ober Sta6teigen.
tnm mntgetanfdt.
Gnte giebscgenb; CUTE Silbermi.
men in Der NGhe.
Nadsnfrasen in Der Office Der
Greien Hreffe fir Sexas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
Yariier ~3ettetanueberin.

tppf NIT pinfel am Mrm, gef1Gfttg
bon Mnf4lasfdule au MnfdlasfGule,
uta bieie fir ben neuen Sag ber3uri9s
ten. limb tpenn pariB erip1ft II. banrl
lam es beretts ON alien Gder unb Gas
ben bic @aulen frbiren, bic Tim {a<
gen, oft aufbrinelt9 5ufdreien. mos
Is Neues gibt. unb no man it9 beute
amifren fam. CD gebt es ole Iage;
BITE pnrtferin 1T sef4ift unb refolnt;;
fe petb aud in benz fdtperen 9erufe
nls 6ffentli9e 3ettelanfleberin ibren
~Mann" gu fteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
Welnht

cine aobin ODER Elm Maoden our
8elorgung Der Sausarbeit Bel elmer
aus orei Berfonen beitebenoen So
mile. 3u erfraeen in Der Office
Der uSreie Breiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

0eimdt. Gin altlider Mam nit
etpas @ermogen iudt llnterfunft
ols Geienihafter BET elmer dlterea
Dame ODER @itme. gu erfragen iii
Der Office oieIer 3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

Sobn $. Bolton, offentIider $50.
tar. @ru11oeigentum. Mgent fiir
Yeniionsanipriibe. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames SoteI, Oit-Souiton Strobc,
Bei6e Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
Geindt

miro Elm eepanoter 3eitnnesreiian-
Ser. @pplifotionen 5u ridten an Die
Expedition Ser Sreie Yreiie fir
Seras.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
FRATERNITY MEN
ARE BlACkLIST[D
Berkeley High School Faculty
Prohibit Greek Letter Society
From Student Activities
Start Crusade to Weed Out Pu-
pIis Who Belong to Exclusive
Secret Organizations

bERhELEY, Sept, l0.-The high
schoot committee of the Berkeley board
o. education today made its first move
toward wedding out the fraternity
mempers from the athletic teams and
otner student organizations. A notice
containing the anti-fraterniiy resolu-
lions mas been sent to each pupil who
represents the school in any activity.
Frotessor Crawford has learned of
numerous instances where the edict
mas been disregarded and if this pre-
hmlnary warning is not effective more
vigorous means will be used. The board
wishes to put itself on record as being
opposed 10 high school fraternities.
oIioWlng is the notice sent out today:
RESOLUTIONS of the board of educa-
tion:
tal Resolved. That this board hereby prohibits
the use OF the name Of the Berkeley high school
~ connection with that of any secret or Greek
letesE society. or of any other limited social or
IN That all pupils of the Berkeley high school
VINO are or who may become members ef the
similar nature existing within said school shall
sIler january %. 1909, be debarred from mem
peishlp IN any high school athletic association.
uepdtiug society. glee club other musical or
ganlza tlon and from participation in high school
JOURNALISM, or In any exercise, enterte inrnent or
aeliFlty using the name of or pHrporting 10 repre-
sent the school.
tel That for the better enforcement of these
oruers Inc names OF those taking part in any high
scnool activity. such as those referred to above.
must pe submitted 10 and approved by the princi-
pal anu Ihe high school committee Of this board
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
MADDENED HORSES
T[RROR|zE CROWDS
Runaway Team Dashes Down
Street Thronged With
Merry Makers

SAN RAFAEL. Sept. 1o.-Two runa-
way horses that had a moment before
broken from the float of the Wood
wardia Circle of the Woodmen of the
World. dashed down G street yester-
day afternoon ard caused a panic
among the hundreds of people who
Were walking down the thoroughfare
after viewing the Admission day pa
rade- The screams of the women
and children. as they ran for safety,
caused the animals to become terror
stricken, and they dashed madly from
side TO side of the street.
Miss Edna Duffy was crossing the
street at the time. She reached the
middle of the roadway before she saw
the horses bearing down upon her.
The horses were but few feet from
her. when one Of the animals fell and
broke its leg. 50 fast were the horses
travelling that the body of the injured
brute slid along the ground. stopping
just at the young woman's feet. The
other horse, released from its mate,
swerved sidewisa and continued on its
wild flight
The horses were attached to the
float of the WS1odwardia circle. The
parade had just been disbanded and
the driver was turning into c street
from Fourth street. Unaceustomed to
the noise and waving banners the ami
mails became unmanagable and broke
lose.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
SLAYER ABANDONS
HOPE OF REPRIEv[
Constantine Borsei to Die on the
GaIIows at San Quentin
This Morning
Governor Makes Investigation
of Case and Declines to
Delay Execution

SAN QUENTIN, Sept 1o--The last
hope OF Constantine Borsei, doomed 70
be hanged at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning for the murder OF EmlIlo
d Eranno at Los Angeles, has departed
People who had heard his tale and
believed that he had not been gwen q
fair chance for his life. appealed 70
Governor Gillett today. The governor
Immediately got into communication
with the Los Angeles authorities An
investigation of the records was made
1t was found that Borsei had been given
all the chances that the raw allows
The records showed that he had dellD-
erately walked into the iron foundry
where his victim was employed and
shot him dead
The Italian consul at San Francisco
wrote to the governor six weeks ago
and got a stay of execution for 50
days. Tomorrow the time will have
expired, and Borsei's neck is destined
for the moose.
Borsei is now in the death chamber
under the eyes of his death watch he
talks but little. Most of the time ne
sits on his bed and peers through the
wooden strips of his cage out the
window From that position ne can
Just see the top of brown hill and a
smear of blue sky. His eyes have De-
come slightly bloodshot and he shows
many evidences of the terrible STRAIN
which he is under.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
''BIFF" GOES FIST OF
ATTORNEY WITT[R
Lands On COmmissionman's
Face and HurIs Him Through
the Window
0akland's City Hall the Scene
of a Blood Letting Battle
Still Undecided

OAKLAND. Sept 1o.-A lively setto
at hsticufs took place in the office of
the prosecuting attorney in the city
hall this morning. the principals be-
ing George +. Witter Jr.. an attorney.
and r. A Grimes. senior member of
the commission firm OF Kinsman, Grimes
& Miller Of San Francisco.
The trouble arose when Grimes
threatened TO swear out a complaint
charging William Horsman, client of
Witter, with obtaining money by false
pretenses. During an argument that
followed Crimes made swing At Wit
ter but failed TO land, and the attor-
ney countered with a blow on Grimes
glasses, shattering them and cutting
the commissionman's forehead
In the ensuing scuff1e Grimes was
pushed through q window, breaking the
sash. Officials of the police Acourt, which
was in session across the hallway, then
rushed in and stopped the fight. No
arrests were made, but the difficulty
between Grimes and Hersman is still
unsettled.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
COAST SHIPPING NEWS

San Pedro. Sept. I0.-The steamer Helen p
Drew. Captain .Cunderson arrived this morning
from Greenwood via San Francisco with 300. coo
feet OF lumber consigned 10 the San Pedro lum-
Der company. The North Pacific company S
steamer George W. Elder. Captain lesson
cleared tonight for Portland via San Franchises
and Eureka with large freight and passenger
list
The Merchants independent company's steam
er Hanalef, Captain McFarlane. arrived this
morning from San Francisco with passengers
and 200 tons Of freight and merchandise for the
Crescent wharf and warehouse company. 1t
cleared on the return trip tonight
The steamer Shna Yak. Captain Hutton, which
recently went on the rocks at Point Arena. will
complete the discharge OF its lumber cargo and
via Redondo. where she will be surveyed. The
Shna Yak is not leaking and IL is believed she
completely escaped injury.
The passenger Steamer Cabrfllo, Captain
Blanchard has been withdrawn from the San
Pedro Avalon run and win be sent TO San Fran
cisco for cleaning and oyerhauing
The steamer Olympic. Captain Hansen, arrived
from Belingham. bringing 10000 feet Of iurn-
Der. consigned to the Z. *. Wood lumber COM
pany-.
Tacoma. Sept. i0.-The German ship Carl
is expected 30 shift TO Seattle tonight, where
she win load the remainder OF her cargo.
The Carl lacks about 500 tons TO complete
She is under charter 10 Baifour, Guthrie &
Steamer Watson returned TO Seattle this
kosmos liner Assuan IS expected 10 leave
tomorrow for Seattle, where she VIII take
general freight
British bark KildaIton arrived from Quar-
termasser ter ter. harbor this morning. II joins the
British steamer Beeehley left Qusrtermasser
this morning for Portland, where 1t will
be repaired
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
MERRY GO ROUNDS
HAVE MERRY WAR
Millionaire Operator in Charity
Carnival Rudely Disturbed
by Professional
Prices Are Cut and the Children
Find Ii Cheaper TO Ride
Than Stay at Home

SAN RAFAEL. Sept t0--What
Frank johnson. the Marin millionaire.
intended, should be a merry 90 round
has become rotating woe
Johnson is in the merry go round
business as a feature OF the san Ha-
fael street carnival For two days he
had a monopoly OF the trade. and, like
other millionaires in similar monopo-
listic eminences, charged all the traf-
fic would bear, depriving patron oe
10 cents for every ride on the rocking
horses and other tipping steeds- u
was all for some good cause or other
and the public paid
But H Bloom. a sordid professional.
who races the wooden horses for the
Bloom bank account. forced his way
in on the deal and cut rates shocking
~, letting the intrepid canter at .,
cents tour. Merry go rounding ID
came a cheap pastime and JOhnson-S \
horses ran both unplaced and IN
mounted. Johnson had 10 meet the
scalper to get any patrons So he cut;
yet his merry go round was not cir
cuitous joy.
That hurt him, but he still took joy
in steam whistle he had Superior
Judge Lennon didn't. however Judge
Lemons courtroom was near the
Johnson stable. and this morning the
judge declared the noise kept the Juries
in his courtroom awake All Johnson
could do for vengeance was 10 have
the court stop Blooms footing, too.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
TEACHERS ASSIGNED AND
TRANSFERRED BY BOARD
Removal of High School Pupils
From Washington Evening
Meets With Objection

Transfers and assignments of teach
ers took up the principal part Of the
business Of the board of education at
its weekly meeting yesterday.
The following were transferred:
Miss l. A. Peckham. from the James Lick to
the Horace Mann
Miss NJ. Moore, from the Horace Mann to the
Miss L. NJ. Brooks. from the Horace Mann to
the James Lick
Miss @ l. Tinnegan. from the Starr King to
the Horace Mann.
Miss Agnes O'Connell TO the Clement primary
Miss Esther Rhine 10 the Starr King
Miss Elisa Mckinne of the Everett, TO the IN
Miss Rose Gallagher of the unassigned to the
Haight primary.
Miss Jessie Roden to the Washington evening
Miss E. Carson TO the Horace Mann
Charles Walsh TO the Humboldt evening
The city and county board OF exam
ination renewed the following certifi-
Gates:
Miss Edith r. Stevenson, 10 the high schools
Miss Natalie /. Monaco and Miss Helen Mur-
ply, 10 the grammar schools.
Miss Anita A. hudson and Miss Clorinda NJ
Cassinelli, permanent certificates
The board also granted the following
certificates to the grammar schools:
Miss Helen X. Wagner Miss Rosa F. MeGough
Miss Loretta C. Munroe Miss Mira Waltenspeil
Miss Katherine McDer- Miss Adah A. Parker
mott Miss Teresa Hess
Miss Msybelle F. Bliss
A special certificate was given Frank
NJ. Buick for bookkeeping.
committee headed by DR.. Musanti
called on the board to object to the
removal of the high school pupils from
the Washington evening to the Sher-
man evening. The board explained
that it was absolutely necessary. be-
cause the Washington school was over
crowded and as il was impossible to
send the children of foreigners of Eu-
ropean blood 10 the oriental school.
room had to be made for them in the
Washington evening. A new school in
this district. President Boyle said yes
terday, was one of the most urgent
needs of the department.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
SAVED BY FRIENDS
IN NICK OF TIME
Girl in Swimming Feels Strength
Leaving and Calls for
Help
ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA. Sept 1o.-Miss Rose
Schmidt, coed at the University of
California and a niece of Major Charles
l. Tilden of this city, had a narrow es-
cape from drowning few days ago
while swimming in the channel of the
Encinal yatch club house at the south
end of Grand street Had ii not been
for the presence of mind of her cousin.
Miss Marion Mitchell, and the prompt
assistance rendered by Harold Durney,
Miss Schmidt would probably have lost
her life
Miss Schmidt was swimming well out
in the channel when she was over
come by weakness. She managed to
call for help to Miss Mitchell, who was
swimming near by The latter in turn
called TO Durney. who was on a float a
short distance away Durney plunged
into the water. and with Miss Mitchell
soon reached the helpless girl. II re-
quired every effort that the rescuers
could put forth 10 carry Miss Schmidt
to the yacht club landing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-11
POLICE SEARCH ROOMS
FOR STOLEN DIAMONDS
Mrs. Carrie Pierce Suggests
Resident in Dolores Apart
mentS Took Brooch

Armed with a search warrant. De-
tectives McQuaide and DriScoll
searched the rooms of Mr. and Mrs i.
II. Lawrence in the Dolores apart
ments yesterday, looking for s400
worth OF diamonds which are raissin ?
from the rooms of Mrs. Carrie Pierce.
in the same house. Mrs. Pierce,
mother Of S. A. Pierce. who is con-
nected with the firm of Varney &
Green. missed her diamond brooch
and diamond bracelet last Saturday.
Mrs. Pierce-tofd the detectives that q
short time before she missed the Jew
elry she had received a visit from
Mrs Lawrence, who lives two floors
above her.
The search for the diamonds in the
Lawrence home proved futile
The Lawrences came TO San Fran
cisco from Seattle last March. Law
renee himself is employed as q sales
man in a local paper house. An ar
rest in connection with the theft OF
the jewelry is expected to follow to-
day The Lawrences deny all knowl-
edge of the jewelry. and Mrs Law
renee has been hysterica1 since the
police visited her home