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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
CENTRAL KEY ROUTE
DEPOT IN OAKLAND
Through Ferry Service to Heart
of City Will Be Begun
Tomorrow

OAKLAND. June Ferry service
between the main business section and
San Francisco through the San Fran
cisco. Oakland and San Jose (Key
Ronte) system will begin from the
Twelfth and Poplar streets station
Wednesday morning. Key Route trains
will run over the new Poplar street
line from the Twelfth street station
to the pier, and will meet streetcars
for Broadway at Twelfth and Poplar
streets.
The Poplar street Key Route line is
an extension of the Twenty-second
street line now operated between the
Key Route pier and Broadway at
Twenty-second street. At Twenty
fourth street the new branch breaks
away from the older tracks. and ex-
tends south in Poplar street TO the sta
tion being built at Twelfth street
From there the traffic between the
Broadway business section will be car
ried over the Twelfth street car line.
Special swing" cars will be run along
Twelfth street. in addition to the regu-
Lar trolley cars, but will vary the usual
street practice in the conveyance of
passengers
Thus, the swing west bound will
stop only to pick up passengers headed
for the Key Route station and will not
stop to let persons off the car between
Broadway and Poplar street The re-
verse method will be followed when the
trailer is east bound the motorman
having orders to stop only to let pas
sengers a1ight and not to-Iet any
one board the car.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
FOLLOW ROMANCE
Miss Alice L. AspeIin Weds O.
B. Shipman, Son of Wealthy
Hawaiian Planter

OAKLAND. June "A school day
romance reached happy elimination
this evening when Miss Alice L. Aspe-
lin. an Oakland girl. became the bride
Of Oliver B. shipman. son of a wealthy
Hawaiian stock raiser and planter.
The young couple will spend their
honeymoon on the high seas. en- route
to Hilo. where Shipman will engage in
business with his father.
Shipman came to California several
years ago to attend school here, and
he met his bride while both were stu
dents at the old Central high school in
this city. The friendship of student
days ripened into love, and after visit
ing his south sea home Shipman jour
neyed back across the deep to the girl
of his choice.
For the last two years Miss Aspelin
had been connected with the Oakland
postoffice. and her approaching mar
riage was revealed last Saturday night
when she resigned from her position.
The bride has lived in Oakland all her
life. When she was very young she
was adopted by Mr.. and Mrs " J.
Swenson of 102 Glenn avenue, with
whom she made her home.
For number of years Miss Aspelin
was an active member of San Francisco
parlor of the Native Daughters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
EVENTS COUNTIES BORDERING BAY FRANCISCO
WIDOW RACES WHEN
WEDDINGDAY
On Witness Stand in Court,
She VOIIeys Epithets
at Attorney

OAKLAND. June Mrs. Anna Maria
Schumacher sof Alameda violated all
the rules Of court this morning. as
well as some Of the rules Of propriety.
when she was on the witness stand
in Judge Ogden's court
who the - are you to mix up in
this she shouted at Attorney Loewey.
You are a liar and a thief. II my
husband was here he would send you
all to -
Mrs. Schumacher was fneensed at
Loewey's appearance during the pro-
batting of the estate of her late hus-
band. Charles Schumacher OF Alameda
The estate has value OF $4,000 Schu-
macher left no will. but after his death
number of heirs in Germany came
forward 10 claim the half of the es-
tate which the law allows them. They
communicated with the German consul
at San Francisco. who placed their case
in the hands Of L0ewey & Gutsch-
Mrs. schumacher was called as
witness in order that her formal testi-
mony might be taken before her depar-
ture for the east. She grew angry
when asked when she was married and
considered the question an insult IL
was then that the outbreak occurred.
Judge Ogden tried IN vain 20 inter-
rupt and make her cease her denuneia-
tion of Loewey. Mrs Schumacher had
her say The estate is now in the
hands OF Public Administrator Gray
and-in due course will be distributed
half to Mrs. Schumacher and the other
half 10 the heirs in Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
OFFfORHEID[LBERG
ON HONEYMOON
MIR. and Mrs. Wendell P. Roop,
Prominent University Couple,
on Journey to Germany

BERKELEY, June "A honeymoon
to Germany. where the bridegroom will
enter the University of Heidelberg; is
the unique wedding journey on which
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell P. Roop are
bound after their pretty wedding last
Wednesday night The bridegroom, a
graduate of Stanford, who was con-
nected with the faculty of the univer-
sity. will study in Europe two years
before his return.
The marriage ceremony was SOL
emnized by Rev. Albert w. Palmer of
Piedmont at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Walter Maddrin in Mont
gomery avenue, Oakland, large num-
Der OF friends attending. The bride
was formerly Miss Naomi Crouch of
the class of 1908 of the University of
California. Roop was graduated from
Stanford two years ago.
Since coming to Berkeley he has
been an assistant in the department of
physics and was one of the brightest
OF the younger faculty men
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
WOMEN PLAN BRILLIANT
FINALE FOR CARNIVAL
Maids and Matrons to Take
Part in Living Pictures

SAN MATEo, June THE "Theater
Party to be given under the auspices
Of the Woman's club Saturday night
promises a brilliant finale for the car
nival week. Mrs. F. G. Andrews has
been in charge of the affair, tactfully
arranging number of interesting de-
tails for. the program.
Among the most pleasing features of
the entertainment will be the living
pictures, in which a number of well
known debutantes and young matrons
will take part.
The queen. Miss Elinor Faivey. with
her maids Of honor. Miss Marie Falvey.
Miss Lille Meller, Miss Elsie Woolletf
and Miss Rose Maritzen, will take part
in the living picture portion of the
program as well as the Misses Violet
Levy, Anita Olmstead, Evelyn DIM
stead, Alma Greenlaw, Gladys Under
hill, Margaret Grummon, Ethel Pippy.
Olga Beck, Marcel Levy and Mesdan1es
Max Brown, Hale Warn and w. q.
Hyman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
ST. MARY'S STUDENTS TO
CELEBRATE ALUMNI DAY
Phoenix Nine Will Play Gradu-
ate Team Sunday Afternoon

OAKLAND. June THE annual cele-
bration of Alumni day will take place
next Sunday at st. Mary's college. The
ceremonies will start with mass at II
o'clock, followed by a reception to the
former students by the faculty and
student body.
In the afternoon a baseball game will
be played by the Phoenix nine and
an alumni team. The annual meeting
of the alumni will be held in the late
afternoon, to be followed by benedic-
tion.
Tomorrow evening the officers and
board of directors of the alumni asso-
citation will hold an important meeting
at Sacred Heart college, San Francisco.
Brother Vellesian, president of st.
Mary's, will preside, and Brother Ag-
non, a pioneer member of the faculty,
will be present.
Following are the officers of the
alumni association
T. j. Lennon, president; w. a. Kelly,
vice president; A. F. Burke, secretary;
j. F. Corey. treasurer. Board of di-
rectors-B. P. Oliver '73, E. r. Myrick
81, F. J. Devlin 81, F. j. Kierce 80.
Rev. P. E. Mulligan 'sS, F. ]. Murasky
'S3, P. ]. Mccormick '8S, j. L. Taaffe Sc,
r. j. Dorah '0S.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
HUNTER COMES ACROSS
CACHE OF ROBBERS
Suitcase Containing Blanks Is
Found in Berkeley Hills

OAKLAND, June 7.-Seaching in the
Berkeley foothills near the summit for
a lost ramrod yesterday afternoon, E.
Miller of 1903 Linden street came
across a moldy suit case containing
money order blanks, postoffice books
and similar official documents which
We're stolen last November from the
Point Richmond postofice by safe
crackers.
Miller was hunting in the hills and
was accompanied by his wife. He
dropped his rod and on missing IL re-
traced his steps to seek for the iron.
In the search he came upon the suit
case, which was hidden under a rock
and partly covered with a newspaper of
the date of November IL.
The hunter and his wife brought the
case to Oakland and turned IL over to
the authorities. 1t has reached the
hands of the postoffice inspectors.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
SAN MATEO COUNTY LABOR
UNIONS TO HOLD PARADE
Saturday of Carnival Selected
for Big Event

SAN MATEo. June 6.-The labor
unions have combined and decided to
hold a grand rally Saturday of carnival
week. At that time there will be a
parade in which every union in the
county will be represented. Each one
will be appropriately uniformed and
represented by handsome float.
The parade will form in Baldwin
avenue and El Canine real. The line
Of march will be to Griff1th, thence TO
Poplar, to Ellsworth, to Baldwin, to
=, down TO the bandstand. Here the
Judges will view the parade and award
an elegant SIS flag to the union maxi
ing the best showing. This flag will
thereafter float over the Building
Trades hall in B street.
William Knapp will act as grand
marshal He states that the plasterers'
union vsll turn out 5S1 strong and the
carpenters union will be represented
by 700. After the disbandment of the
IL local unions and their visiting CO.
workers there will be addresses delfv-
cred by II. Y, Meyers and Austin
Lewis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
GRANTED FINAL DECREE
FROM JEALOUS HUSBAND
Accuses Spouse of SIanderous
Statements Made Publicly

OAKLAND. June Mrs. Mae Emer-
son was granted a final decree of di-
vorce today. Mrs. Emerson testified
that IL was a common thing for her
husband TO accuse her in the presence
Of many persons of undue familiarity
with bellboys in the hotels where they
lived
The following suits for divorce were
filed today. Florence MersfeIder
against Charles NJ. Mersfelder, deser-
tion; Mae r. Clark against Harry l..
Clark, desertion.
Amanda Kuchler was given final
decree from Joseph Kuchler on the
ground OF desertfOn. For the same rea-
son Florence Dye was given a final de-
cree from Foster NJ Dye.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. June THE following marriar,
licenses were issued today:
Louis B. Lebowitz 81. and Ida z. Zimmerman
90 both OF San Francisco.
Oliver B. Shipman. 2e. HilO. h. T.. aud AlIes
L. Aspelin. 25. Oakland.
Walter s. Chandler, 81, and Marion Barnard
e. both OF Oakland.
Roy Martin. so. and Leonie A. Ramona, IS
both of Oakland.
%. both of Port Costa.
n. G. Longweli. 2s. and Anna Dickelow. IS
both Of Oakland.
Elmer F. Sparks. 27. Lincoln. Placer county
and Gertrude v. Hall, 10, Winters Yolo county
Clements Throne. 2S. and Rosa Raabezzana. 10
both of Oakland.
Alton vaiquardsen, SO, Oakland. and Beatrice
Maloney, 80, San Francisco.
Joseph Bsrbero, "a and Mary FreitOs. "a.
both OF Oakland.
Long 81 Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
REAPS CROP WORTH $500
FROM SI5O,OO0 FARM
Berkeley Tract of Sixteen Acres
Fails to Pay George ID. MetcaIf

BERKELEY, June Z. = Attorney
George D. Metcalf whose wife owns 1s
acres in the heart of the residence sec
ton Of this city. valued at about
sI5o,oo0. has finished haying and has
discovered that on the investment the
yield is but $500. This farm" sur
rounded by Arch, Hearst, oxford and
Virginia streets, is one of the most
valuable properties in the state, ana
was once the property of former Pres
ident Martin Kellogg Of the University
Of California, but is now owned by his
daughter, Mrs. George D. Metcalf.
Metcalf planted the tract in hay,
which he has just had moved. The
total crop from the sI50,00O farm. ("
the size OF 80 city blocks, Will be but
5000. or about SIS ton Metcalf him
self lives near the farm and has for
neighbors Prof Thomas r. Bacon OF
the university, Mrs. A. A Pennoyer.
wife OF the late Oakland merchant:
Prof. John Gaien Howard, Prof A. g.
Miller. President Wheeler, and others.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
RETURNS AFTER VISIT
TO CENTRAL AMERICA
DR.. Samuel A. Barrett Brings
Back Results of Exploration

BERKELEY, June Tanned from
exposure TO the tropical sun Of Central
America, where he spent the last year
as ethnologist and anthropologist for
the George Heye expedition, Dr. Sam
uel A Barrett, formerly a member of
the faculty Of the state university.
returned to Berkeley today for a visit
70 his mother, Mrs L NJ Barrett of
1898 Hlllegass avenue. He will journey
shortly 10 Milwaukee. where he has
accepted a position as curator of the
municipal museum in that city.
He was laid low by tropical fever
IN the journey. and for several months
his life was despaired Of Hostile In
dams also hindered the work of the
expedition. but he arrived in New York
with 5000 specimens of Indian lore
from the state Of Ecuador. some dupli-
Gates of which will be placed in the
University OF California museum
As a result Of the hardships he un-
oerWent Doctor Barrett's hair has
turned gray, but otherwise he is in
good health.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
OAKLAND'S NEW JUVENILE
DETENTION HOME OPENED
Rules Separating Vicious From
First Offenders Made

OAKLAND. June THE detention
home for juvenile offenders at Tele-
graph avenue and Nineteenth street
was opened today James Page. former
warden of the insane department of the
receiving hospital. was installed as
head of the new home.
Rules for the government of the de-
tention home were issued today by Pro-
baton OFFICER Ruess, under whose gem
eral direction the place will be CON
Quoted.
They provide that all children over
Is years of age shall be taken to the
home when arrested, instead of to a
JAIL Separate quarters will be main
tained for vagrant children who have
become hardened to vice or crime in
order that they may not contaminat te
first offenders.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
REAL ESTATE. SWINDLER
GETS s YEAR SENTENCE
Man Who Took Woman's Earn
ings Branded a Hypocrite

OAKLAND, June flight years i'm
prisonment in the state penitentiary at
San Quentin was the sentence imposed
today by Judge Brown against S. c.
Henderson, g. real estate agent, who
was convicted of embezzling $500
from Mrs. Lucy B. Allison, an Oakland
lodging house keeper.
May God strike me dead If I'm not
innocent" cried Henderson dramatically
In the courtroom when sentence was
pronounced.
He was severely reprimanded by
Judge Brown, who characterized his
outbreak as hypocrisy.
henderson obtained the money from
Mrs. Allison on the understanding that
ne would invest it for her in real estate
He tailed to- do so, and also failed to
refund the money to her when she
asked him for it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
MANGLED BODY FOUND
ON THE RAILWAY TRACK
Unknown Man Killed by Train
Near PIeaSanton

OAKLAND, June THE mangled
remains of man, supposed to be
those of wandering tailor, were
found a mile outside of Pleasanton this
r5lorning lying on the Southern Pacific
tracks. The accident was reported to
the coroner's office here.
The tailor was in -Pleasanton, seek
ing work and telling a hard luck
story, but failed to reveal his name or
place of abode.
1t is supposed that he started to
walk from Pleasanton last night and
was run down by train.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
klamath Falls Excurxlon

TAO p. m. train. Saturday, June 10.
Tickets good for IT day trip. Round
trip $500. Join the party and cele-
brate railroad day at Klamath Falls.
Flood building, Market street Ferry
depot and Thirteenth and FRANKLIN
streets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08

BOY Berkeley. June r..
Harry Truesdeil. aged IA years whom his
mother supports by acting as a domestic was
arrested this afternoon as an inc6rrigible and
will be turned over TO Probation Officer Christie
pher Ruess- Truesdell. who has been in custody
before, will be put ct work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
Rent Your vacant Room.

Phone Kearny Sc or drop a line to
the advertising department of The Call
and the "ad man" viii be out to see you
The Call can rent your rooms for you
ct q very nominal cost Try It and be
annginced.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
GOOD BOUTS scHEDuLED-oaklsnd IT,

GOOD BOUTS scHEDULED-oakland. Iuna
the main number by a six round contest Ties
day evening the Oakland wheelmen's hoy
ing program at Armory. hall, Twentieth street
Besr Telegraph avenue Je1 Perry and Tommy
Deakin are down for return matnh lack
Melrose from Atlanta, Ca, a middle weight
will meet Johnny 0'Keefe Jim Foley ana Matt
bill.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08

Furniture sale daily this week at II.
Scheiihaas corner store, Eleventh
street. Oakland
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08
ADDITIONAL ENTRIES

3 scction 3 of the act provides
that any homestead cntfyman Of
lands Of the character described in
the first section of this net. upon which
entry final proof has not beef made,
may enter such other lands, subject
10 the provisions of this act, con
tipOus 10 the former entry. which shall
not, together with the lands embraced
Ia the original entry, exceed 500 acres,
aud that resident upon aud cultivation
nf the original entry shall be nccc It.
ed ~ equivalent upon and cultivation
at the additional entry.
This section contcmplatcs that lands
heretofore entered may be- classed or
designated 10y the secretary ~ the
Interior ~ falling within the provi-
ions If this act aud In such cases m
%cntrymnu of such lands who had not
at III" tat" ~ this act, made final
proof, may make such additional en-
try, provided he il otherwise qualified.
Applicants Tor such additional entries
must. of course, tender the proper fees
aud commissions aud mus, make ap
plirati"u aud affidavit on Form No.
I#uui, ATTACHED hereto. Entrymnn
who mndc final proof on the original
"nttirs prior to the date Of this act
AZ" not entitled TO make additional
entire, under this act.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08

10 make homestead entry under the
provisions Of said section, aud no en-
try made under this act shall be com
muted.
See. u. IT, whenever the Srcrr
tafy Of the ,nteriur shall find that
uny tract 1T land, IN the state Of
Utah, subject to entry under this net,
DO not have upon them such a sufhci
ont supply Of water suitable for do
mcstic purposes ~ would make ron
']inuous residence upon the lands pos
,ible, he may, IN his discretion, DIES
IRnntc such tracts Of land, not 10
exceed IN the aggregate two million
acres, aud thereafter they shall be
subject to entry under this act with
out tn" necessity Of residence: Pro
Nidrd. That in such event the entry
man IN any such entry shall IN good
faith cultivate not less than one eighth
Of tn" entire area Of the entry during
the second year, one. fourth during the
third year. and one half during the
fourth and fifth years after the date
Of such entry, and that after entry
and until final proof the cntryman
shall reside within such distance ~
said land ~ will enable him success
fully 10 farm the same NJ required by
this section.
Approved, February ~, 1908.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08
FINAL PROOF ON ENTRIES AL
LOWED UNDER SECTION 8
--REsIDENcE-coMMuTA.
TON NOT ALLOWED.

o. The final proof under this sec
ton must be made ~ IN ordinary
homestead entries, except that proof
Ut residence on the land will not be
required, in lieu of which the entry
man will he required to show that
from the date of original entry until
III" time of making tual proof he ~
sided within such distance from said
land ~ enabled him 10 successfully
farm the anne Such proof must al
40 show that not less than one eighth
Of the entire area Of the land entered
was cultivated during the second year;
not less than one fourth during the
third year, and not less than one half
during tina fourth aud hfth years al
tor entry.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08
RIGHT OF ENTRY.

:. Homestead entries under the
provisions Of section 22s9 Of the Re
vI,ed statutes. for 1870 acres or less,
may Ice made by qualified persons
within the States aud Territories
named upon lands subject To such en-
try, whether such lands have been
designated under the provisions Of this
net or not. But those who make en-.
try under the provisions Of this act
can afterwards make homestead en-
try under the provisions Of the gen.
eral homestead law, nor can nm entry
man who enters under the general
homestead law lands designated M
falling within the provisions Of this
act afterwards en.tr any lands under
this act.
\ person who has, since August 30,
1880, entered and acquired title 20 320
acres of land under the agricultural
land laws which II construed 10 mean
the timber aud stone, desert land, aud
homestead laws il not entitled 10
make entry under this net; neither ~
II person who has acquired title 20 100
acres under the general homestead law
entitled to make another homestead
entry under this act, unless he comes
within the PROFESSIONS OF section 2 Of
the net providing for additional en-
tries Of contiguous lands, or unless en-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08
.Ible. may be Designated by the Sec

sible, may he designated by the Sec.
rotary Of the Interior IN subject TO
ontfy under the provisions If this ac,
with the exception, however, that en-
ttymnn ~ such lands will not be re-
1uit"d 10 prove continuous residence
thereon The act provides ~ such
cases that all eutryman must reside
within such distance Of the land en-
tered ~ will enable them successfully
TO farm tn" same ~ required 10y the
net and ~ attempt will he mndc at
this tim" to determine how far from
the land an rntrymau will he allowed
10 reside, ~ u il believed that n =
~ determination NJ that question will
depend upon the circumstances Of each
ease
Application to enter under this see
ton uf the act viii not be received
until lists designating or classifying
the lands subject 20 entry hereunder
have been filed and noted In the local
land offices. Such lists will be from
time 10 time furnished the register and
receiver, who will upon their receipt
note upon the tract books opposite the
tract 10 listed the words d" Designated,
section u. act February ~, 1902
stamps for making the notatiOns re-
quir"d by these instructions will be
hereafter furnished Tao local officers.
b" submitted upon Form zoos, copy
nf which Is nnneNed heretn.