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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
NEWS OF FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY
CLEVER PROGRAM
PLEASES CROWD
Many New Attractions on Bill
for Week at Bell Vaude-
vile Theater

OAKLAND, April 4.-CIever comedy.
song and dance and unusually good
motion pictures gave zest to the vaude-
Vile attractions at the Bell theater to-
day. Don Leno's Ten Happy Young
sters" were well received in mirth
provoking schoolroom act. Vocal and
instrumental musical numbers were in
terspersed with variety OF bright dia-
logues. Les Georgettys. European sc-
robats and equilibrists. gave a daring
exhibition OF hazardous feats.
Ellsworth and Linton. in His Day
or depicted humorously some Of the
man about towns troubles
Eric was heard in well rendered vio-
lin selections Ralph W. Snow. mOnol-
ogist, entertained with q series or
new stories. bright and well told
Taft's recent trip to Panama was the
subject OF excellent motion pictures.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
CIRCUS WILL AID
FABIOLA HOSPITAL
Oakland Society Takes Kindly to
Latest Venture for Raising
Fund for Charity

OAKLAND, April 4.-The Fabiola
hospital association has never before
uhoertaken to present circus, and it
may be for that reason that every
BODY Is to attend the three days the
circus Is in town. They have given
fetes and fairs. garden parties and
card parties. vaudeville and derby
days, and with plans all made for a
part in the Arbor villa May day festi-
val, still are enthusiastic in this new
est mode of bringing in the~dolIars for
their favorite charity.
opening Monday afternoon the six
performances will be made society
events. scores OF circus parties have
peen made up, the grown folk finding
excuse IN It's inspiration. the children
going because they always go. Each
AFTERNOON and evening there will be a
representation of the Fabiola women
and prominent men in attendace in
the ticket office. Gayly decorated au-
toihoniles VIII tour the country Mon
DAY announcing the benefit and dis
tributfng the dodgers. generous
proportion of the receipts will be con-
triputed by the management to the
hospital association
Tne growth of Fabiola has been
wonderful and it's work has been done
entirely by women Twenty years ago.
with 70 cents in the treasury and the
promise of $4,000 donation, a little
band of women began building in their
present location. Gradually the hos
pitai has spread until in every particu-
lar 1t is ranked as one of the most per-
fectly equipped institutions of its kind
on the coast. The personnel of the
board has remained much the same
For the last Is years Mrs. John Yule
served as president, being succeeded
this spring by Mrs. Remi Chahot, who
was one of her earlier associates
Prominent among Fabiola workers
who are interested in the success of
the circus are:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
PALM sunday IS
SOLEMNlY OBSERVED
Dawn of Passion Week Marked
by Special Services in
Oakland Churches

OAKLAND, April A-Palm Sunday
services were held today In all the
Roman Catholic and many of the Evan
gelical churches. There were eonfirma-
ton services in most of the Episcopal
sanctuaries, and augmented choirs
chanted masses and sang anthems ap-
propriate to the dawning of Passion
week.
There were impressive ceremonies of
the blessing and distribution of the
palms in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. At st. Mary's Catholic
church, during this part of the ritual
Professor Gregory sang the antfphons
from the Graduate Romanum OF the old
Canto ferno, the Gloris Laus and In
grediente There were several solo
lists heard in sacred masterpieces. Rev.
E. p. Dempsey read the passion. There
were similar services at Sacred Heart
church, st. Patrick's, st. Andrews, st.
Joseph's, St Anthony's and st. Francis
de Sales.
AT Trinity Episcopal church, Bishop
William Ford Nichols preached the ser
mon and conducted the confirmation.
The evening prayer and sermon were
by the rector. Rev. Clifton Macon.
Palm Sunday at st. Andrews Epis-
munion and a sermon on The Coming
of the King" The Sunday school choir
gave the musical service at O'Clock
in the evening, when Rev. O. St. John
Scott preached. The Palms" was sung
by Clarence Oliver as the offertory at
both services.
CHORAL EyENsoNG.
Rev. Edward T. Gee led the low cele-
bration Of the holy eucharist at st.
Johns Episcopal church. where in the
evening the choral evensong and SER
mon began at 1880 o'clock.
Confirmation took place at o'clock
this afternoon at st. PauPs, where lit
any and holy communion were held at
IL o'clock, with vespers and a ser
mon by the rector at 5 o'clock.
The Palm Sunday services at the
First Congregational church were of
unusual interest to music lovers, for
in the evening Widor's mass was sung
by two choirs. This probably was the
first rendition in California of the great
composition. Rev. Charles r. Brown
preached Palm Sunday sermon.
Selected music and a morning SER
mon for Palm Sunday by Rev. Fred
erick Maar constituted the observance
at the Fourth Congregational church.
An appropriate service was held at
Plymouth Congregational church. Pill
grim church held special morning sery-
ices.
METHODIST SERVICES.
Palm Sunday was. celebrated in the
First Methodist Episcopal church, the
Eighth avenue. the Grace Methodist,
the Twenty-fourth avenue, the Nor
wegian-Danish Methodist Episcopal
and the Snattuck avenue Methodist
Episcopal church.
Rev. Homer ]. Vosburgh preached
and special music was rendered at the
First Baptist At the Tenth avenue
Baptist church the ordinance of hap
tism followed the evening service. Pub
lie services took place morning and
evening at the Calvary Baptist church.
There were appropriate services at
the First Presbyterian, the Centennial
PRESBYTERIAN and the Brooklyn Pres
byterian churches. Beginning today
there will be Passion week services
led by several divines at Brooklyn
church.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
YOUR STOMACH DISTRESS and
INDIGESTION ENDED FOREVER

Why not start now-today, and for
ever rid yourself of Stomach trouble
and Indigestion7 A dieted stomach
gets the blues and grumbles Give it
good eat then take Pape's Diapep-
SIN to start the digestive juices work
ins There will be no dyspepsia or
pelching of Gas or eructations OF undi-
gested foeds no feeling like lump of
lead IN the stomach or heartburn, sick
neadache and Dizziness, and your food
VIII not ferment and poison your
oreath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so cents
Tor large case at any drug store here,
ana viii relieve the most obstinate case
OF inoisestion and Upset Stomach in
fye minutes
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05

There is nothing else better to take
Gas from stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines. and hes;5es
one trfangu1e VIII digest and prena "a
for assimilation into the blood all YOUR
food the same as sound. healthy
stomach would do it.
When Diapepsin works, your stom-
ach rests-gets itself in order. cleans
up-and then You feel like eating when
you come to the table. and what Won
eat will do you good
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you as soon as
you decide to begin taking Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Pape's Dfapepsin. because you want to
be thoroughly cured of Indigestion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
OFFICE HOLDERS NOT
COERCED BY ROOSEVELT
Civil Service Reform Committee
Reports on Political Activity

NEW YORK, April THE report OF
the special committee appointed by
the National civil reform league to in
vestigate the political activity on the
part of the office holders was made
public today. The conclusions or the
committee briefly stated. are that
charges made by certain newspapers
TO a great extent are sustained
A notable exception is reported IN
the allegations that Roosevelt coereed
certain federal office holders into the
support of Taft for the republican
nomination The committee finds that
evidence to sustain the charges MADE
is wholly lacking.
On the broad question OF ONCE nold-
ers' pernicious activity in politics, how
ever, the committee finds that most
undesirable situation exists. OF the
more than 5000 general office hold
service classification These often ex-
ercise a powerful influence in politics
and constitute, in the opinion OF the
committee, a menace to free fnStltu-
tions. The remedy is to be found. the
committee believes. in extending the
classified competitive service
Japan has 80 tfmepiece factories
which annually produce sSo0,o00 worth
of clocks and watches
Humming birds are diappearing
from Trinidad In 1866 there were is
species; now there are only nve-
A Danish expedition has gone to
Greenwich to teach the Eskimos how TO
fish profitably by modern means.
Siberia has 10 larger cities than Cum
berland. Md
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
BOOSTING MEMBERSHIP
UP TO THE 5000 NOTCH
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Making an Active Campaign

OAKLAND. April 4.-Captains and
lieutenants In charge of the chamber
Of commerce 5000 membership cam
paign will meet with President ]. Har-
rison Clay and the progress and pros
perity committee Monday morning at
II o'clock to map out the second
bers enrolled now the limit OF 1000
more is expected to be reached during
the next six days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
RUN OVER BY TWO CARS,
BUT NOT FATALLY HURT
Man Has Remarkable Escape
From Being Crushed to Death

OAKLAND. April 4-Standing on the
steps of northbound Grove street car
while on his way to baseball game
this afternoon James Martin was
struck by car on the opposite track
and pitched between the two. He fell
fiat the pavement and the rear
trucks of both cars passed by him
Martin was taken TO the receiving hos
pital where his injuries, consisting of
abrasions of the scalp and a sprained
shoulder, were treated. He lives at
955 Thirty seventh street
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
.$s5.862.s5

Work is now well under way on the
new IS suite apartment house which
IS being erected by Dr. @. ". Caldwell
st the corner Of Twenty second street
and Harrison boulevard.
A. J. Snyder. local real estate man.
reported that his business during
March was better than It had been for
q year and g half
Wickham Havens, president of the
firm of Wickham Havens Incorporated,
announces the sale OF II lots IN the
Fourth avenue terrace tract during the
last week
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
SAYS HE WAS MISTAKEN
FOR SOME OTHER PERSON
Helpless Victim Beaten and
Stabbed in the Right Arm

OAKLAND. April 4.-Averring that
he was the victim of mistaken fden-
tity on the part OF two mysterious as
sailants. George Child, brick layer
living at $50 Fifth street. went to the
receiving hospital for medical treat
ment at 3 o'clock this morning. He
suffered from bruises. in the face.
caused by severe beating, and from a
stab in the right arm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
FALLS INTO ESTUARY,
BUT IS FISHED OUT
Sailor Meets Mishap Trying to
Board Steamer at Night

OAKLAND. April 4.--V. w Christy.
= sailor. fell overheard into the estuary
at the foot Of Franklin street from a
steamer at 2 O'Clock this morning and
was fisned ont with lumber hooks by
the crew. Christy was on shore until
late and was climbing on the steamer
when he lost his grip and plunged into
lie creek.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
COUNCILM[N FIGHT
NOY'S CANDIDACY
Loop, Fisher, Magagnos. Ges
and Probst Want F0rderer
Made Alaneda's Mayor

ALAMEDA. April Alive of the nine
members Of the present city council
Of which William II. Noy. the machine
candidate for mayor is a member. are
out with their coats off working for
the election of Noys opponent. former
Mayor Joseph F. Forderer. The Guin-
tet of municipal legislators are billed
TO address a mass meeting Tuesday
night in the Wigwam at the west end
and another Thursday night in Encinal
hall at Bay station
Noy's fellow councilmen who are out
to beat him and elect Forderer are F.
Sumner Loop. president of the city
council, Bert L. Fisher. Charles P.
Magag gnos, Robert s. Gee and Ernest J..
Probst.
CITIZENS SUPPORT FORDERER
In addition to the Endorsement of
the five councilmen named Fordererss
candidacy has the support of the fol-
lowing voting citizens who are promi-
nent in their various callings and resi-
dents who have consistently taken a
keen interest in the welfare OF the city:
Charles s. Neal. former city trustee and
president of the board Of freeholders that
framed the first charter submitted TO the voters
of Aameda; George W. Scott. Colonel ]. ]. To-
bin. Fred Binder II. Rosenthal; G. Harold Ward.
school director; George e. Plummer J. y.
-
Meyers, Adolph Hecker: J. Z. Baker. president
OF the Alameda national bank: George T. Nor
ris. George H. Fox. F. X. Neville. A o. Gott,
George Renner ]. II. McNutt. F. W. Ray, A. T.
Spence. ]. D. Jameson, Henry Weiechart, Sam
nel skelly. J. ]. Meehan DR.. D. n. Mexican.
Philip kiernan. C. q. Powell. J. B. Gilbert. j.
Il. Vosburgh. j. Z. Gordon, Joseph yierra, J. G.
Moran. Charles AcRae E. ]. Bevan, VIII Ham
ma and E. W. Afasin library trustee.
TWO THOUSAND PLEDGED
The petition of nomination filed by
Forderer with the city clerk contained.
in addition to the so names of voters
necessary to make the document valid.
the Endorsement of 7e0 voters. Count
ing the 700 names on this Endorsement
and the long list of voters who have
become members of the Joseph F. For
derer mayoralty club. the committee
in charge of Forderer's campaign says
that nearly 1000 voters have signified
in writing their intention of casting
their ballots for Forderer.
TAYLOR WAS AGAINST NOY
1t was brought out in public for the
first time by Councilman r. S. Gee at
the Forderer rally held in Armory hall
last week that, when the present city
council took Office two years ago, Noy
was an aspirant for the presidency of
the council. but that he was opposed
by Mayor E. K. Taylor, who favored
Councilman f. Sumner Loop for the
presidency, and who is now endeavor-
ing to elect Noy as his successor to the
mayorship
Referring to the time that Taylor
was opposing Noy for the presidency
of the city council. Gee said; Taylor
declared to members of the city coun-
ell then that Noy would never do for
the presidency of the city council; that
a man of executive ability was re-
auired for the place. and that he. Tay-
lor would be opposed to the naming
of Noy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
Northwestern Pacific R.R. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. IS, 1909,
VIA SAUSALITo
For sausalfto, Mill Valley, San Ra-
faeI-pally, except Sundsy-Every 40 minutes
from $40 a. m. until 10 a. IA heurly untff 4
D. m., then 40 and every 40 minutes until e:i
p m, 1s then 500; o. s:4S u P uI..u n, and Y m;
to 500 p m. then 9:45 q. m ana Il a.
For Eairfnx-Week days=6;40. TO. 500
fi:O0 a. m (3:oo p. N. Saturdays oniyl, AGO.
y snnday1s:eo. s:2o. loco, 1o:4o. II
IL m, 12:4e. 1s2o. 2:oe $50. s:2os 4:0e f:40
For San Observation-Disclosures a N. and
500 a N. daily tor cazadero and way sta
tons.
500 p. m Saturday only for cazaaero and
VIA TIBUReN
For TIburon. Belvedere and San Ra-
faeI-7:35. $40. 100 a. m: tsl2:30 D ~
Saturdays onlyl, $40. $40 $3.50 y, u S.,,n n
On Sundays additional trips at SEQ = m
1880 and ESQ p m, for San Rafael ana fnfe-.
T:35 a. N. daily for Petaluma. Santa R,..
Healdsburg. Cioverdale ukiah- Tilffts She-'
wood Sebastopol and way stations
len. 6uerneville, River Landing and way sfs.
ticus.
500 a. m. Sunday oniy-Petalum.. s.,,.
Rosa. Healdsburg. Cleverdaie. Glen Elien. Cue
11:oo a m for Petslrns. Santa Ross ana
Way stations. --
sssa ?. m. daily for Pesalums. SAINT. Ro,,
Eealdsourg. Cioverdale. Uktah. GuernsrIlle. Sc.
$40 ?. m daily for Petalum2. Santa Rosa.
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo Tiburon only
Pacific Transfer companS's agents are author
Ticket Offices north end Ferry Building ana
SEs Market street, Flood Building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
Big Hotel Planned

BERKELEY. April 4.-The event in
realty circles here last week was the
announcement OF the immediate build
ing OF the Berkeley hotel in the Shat
tuck property at AIlston way and Shat
tuck avenue. ". Z. WooIsey. manager
Of the estate, has already commenced
70 clear the ground for the erection Of
the big hostelry, which viii represent
an investment at first OF s125,0O0.
Newell Hendricks, Inc, successors to
the Irwin-Patton company, report a
marked Improvement in the market.
market. In Sunset terrace more than
IS lots have been sold during the last
30 days. and the sales in Regents park,
Fairmount park and other sections OF
ocean View have been highly graft
fying.
Plans are now being made for the
erection Of no less than six apartments
IN various parts OF the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05

Mccullough. 2023 Market street. saws
that he viii have both apartment
houses fnclosed and rooted before the
next rain. Watch and see.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
Building in Alameda

ALAMEDA, April 4.-Ten new dwell
ings are in course OF erection in vari-
Gus parts of the city and with con-
rinued good weather the contractors
expect TO make rapid progress in the
Hsorlx of construction.
The east end Of this city is being
particularly favored by the home
builders and the home seekers.
Several large tracts of land have
been thrown open and improved
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
NEW POWER PLANT
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

A steady investment OF capital in
building enterprises is still being re-
corded. The permits issued by the
board Of public works during the week
We're as follows
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
leave -vIA oAKLANp PTER-

6.40a Hayward. Niles. San Jose. .....
7.00a Richmond, Pors Costa. Benicia, Sui
a1n. DIXON, Sacrnmento. Rossvnle,
Mary sylle. Redding. Dansmuir.
1.00a Emirs. VacayIle, Rumsey.
7.00s Davis. Woodland (Aarysville. Oro-
vilIel. Williams Maxwell. RillOEG
Hamilton. Corning. Red Bluff. 4.
5.20z Richmond. Port Costa, Marines,
Byron, Tracy, Stockton ........
7.4oa Vallejo. Nspa. Csissega. Santa Rosa.
Marines. San Ramon. Dougherty,
Hle42nton .----------.-
7.4oa Niles. Pleaaaton. Li7ermors, AZ
lamont, Lathrop. Stockton. .-......
I.4oa Tracy, Los Bano4 Herman, Fresno,
Hanford. Yisalia. ....--.....
e.00a Russel. Newsrk. Centerviile San
jose. Los Gatos. Wright, Laurel
s.2oa Port Costa. Martinez. Byron, Tracy,
Stockton. Merced. Fresno, Goshen
Junction (Hanfordl, Iisalia, Porter
vile, BskerEieid ...........
e-Zoa Yosemite Valley via Merced ..
e.90a Niles LiTsrnore. Stockton t'Milton).
Valley Spring. lone, Sacramento.
5000 Sonora. Iuolumne and Angels.
s.o0a Atlantic Express True
kss. Ogden. Salt Lake CITY. Denver.
Kansas City -.........-....L...
10000 The Overland Iimited-Denyer,
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicago.....
l0.20a Vallejo. Mare Island. Napa.
i0.ZOa Los Angeles Passe nger-Port Costa,
Martinez. Byron. Tracy, Stockton.
Merced. Fresno. Hanford. Fisslia.
Tulsre. Bakersf eld Los Angelica.
Io.A0s Gold6eld Pass-Port Costa. Benicis.
Sacramento Iruckee, Hazen, Nina,
Tonopah. GoIdf cid. Laws Keller.
lq.4aa NsrysEille. Chico. Red Bluff. ......
I.20p Niles. San Jose and Way Stations.
I.40n Russei AlFarado Newark Aaueg
San Jose ..--.-..-
2.20p Beuicia. Suisun. Sacramento. .......
2.2op Portland Express (yia Dayisl Viii
hams Willows, Red Bluff, Weed.
tHacdcel. Holland. Eanath Falls.
Ashland. Portland-..---.--......-
S.ooD Benicia. Winters. Sacramento Mood
land. MarysVills and OroEiiie.
1908 San Leandro. Niles. San jose.
Sup Port Costa. Marines. Byron. No
desto, derced, kresRo..
5.5op Va Eiburon. West Napa. 81. Helena.
CalIst0Ra ......-.....-.....
s.eop Vallejo. Nspa, Calistoga. Santa Ros,
Martinez. San Ramon. DOugheyE.
LlNeImore-- ....-.....--- -.
4-o0s Niles Tracy. Stockton. Lodi. .....
$.4Op san. Leandro. Hayward, Mics.
Pleasanton. LivermoIe. :
6.0Op The Owl LIInited--Nswman. Los
bsnos. MsRdota, Fresno. 1ulare.
bakersfield, Los Angeles ..........
6-00p Russell San jose, Los Gatos. Wright
SOD San LcaRdro Niles. Sap Jose.
5.A0e Richmond. Phole. Vallejo. Port Costa.
BenicIa. Suisun. Sacramento-Rose-
vile. Linceln. Aarysville. Orovilie.
9.20p Eastern Express-Ogden, Pueblo.
Denver. Kansas City. St. Louis,
tshlcag0
Port Costa. Bsnicia, Sacramento,
Reno. Sparks ks.................
e.t0p HAYWARD. Niles and San Jose......
t1.o0p Vallejo. Port Costa. Aartiuez, Bay
Point and Way Stations .......... Z
e.Z0p Oregon Express Sacramento. .Marys-
vile. Redding. Ashland. Portland,
Puget Sound and East .......
o.oOp China and Japan last Mail
Ogden. CAey enne. Denver, Kansas
City, Omaha. Chicago. .........
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05
QUEST FOR MONEY
BEGINS AT FEASTS
Campaign for Y. NJ. c. A. Build
ing Fund Organized by State
Secretary Wilcox
Association Seeks TO Raise Sum
Of $4,000 for New Edi-
fee in Oakland

OAKLAND. April z-Orga nization
for a campaign TO raise funds for the
erection Of a new Young Mems Chris
tan association building in this city
has been effected. The work is under
the general direction Of B. 3. wilcox.
state secretary who has associated
with him two compnittees. composed
OF leaders in many fields OF church and
business activity.
The site for the structure at Twen-
ty-first street and Telegraph avenue is
owned by the association and the esti-
mated cost Of the building is s25o.0o0.
OF which s210 600 is yet To be raised.
Plans for the campaign viii be pre-
sented at two 6anquets Mbnday even
ing. One viii be given at the Home
club, where commercial, professional
and industrial interests viii be repre-
sented. The other banquet; planned
particularly for young men, viii be
given at Ebeu hall
The campaign will continue until
April l6. Among the active workers
are T. NJ Smith and Wallace -AleXan-
I expect TO see the entire amount
subscribed within the 10 days" said
Judge Everett J. Brown since enter
ing on my duties as member Of the
advisory committee 1 have studied very
earnestly the question Of Young Mems
Christian associations in cities about the
size OF Oakland, and I find that this is
the only city in the United States with
= population OF more than 100000 that
does not own a very handsome Y. n.
c. A building"
The committees are as follows
Executive campaign Wallace NJ
Alexander. Arthur /. Adams. Owen E Hottie
Harry l. Holcomh Frank A. Leach Jr., ]. B.
Richardson. Advisory committee-A- Il. Breed
ard. r. 81. Smith. Miles Standish. ". T. Veitch.
W. y Gsrrhwaite, treasurer building fund; B.
3 Wilcox state secretary. managing cam
Realty Market Active
OAKLAND. April Perhaps the
most encouraging feature of Oakland's
new era OF advancement and creative
business activity is the general. well
organized movement TO establish new
commercial ana manufacturing indus
tries upon the water front
There is a greater demand for prop
erty near the water front now than
ever before in the history of the city
One Of the largest canneries on the
Pacific coast is now under course OF
construction on the northern line of
OF the city. adjoining Emeryville.
NEW POWER PLANT
The Central Oakland light and power
company. which recently purchased q
large tract OF land at Alice and First
streets. viii commence work on its
plant in the near future: improvements
already have been undertaken by the
shipping firm Of Moore & Scott, pur-
chasers OF the Boole shipyards: large
tracts OF land adjacent TO the water
front, from Fallon to Peraita streets.
have been purchased recently by cap
itslists contemplating immediate and
extensive improvements
The sale. during the last week. Of the
Stachler property at First and Alice
streets. through the Office Of Frank K
Mott & Co.. marks the commencement
OF the rehabilitation Of Oakland's
Chinatown
NJ
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05

Humming birds are diappearing
from Trinidad In 1866 there were is
species; now there are only five-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05

Japan has 80 timepiece factories
which annually produce SSoO,000 worth
of clocks and watches.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-05

A Danish expedition has gone te
Greenwich to teach the ESkimos how tc
fish profitably by modern means.