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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-06
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-06
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Has a characteristic
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thoroughly appreciat-
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1t Is snappy, with
all of the latest style
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We direct your at
tention to the models
we are showing in the
window, which speak
for themselves.
We are showing a
great variety in fash
ionable colors, pat
terms and textures,
There Is Economy
In Trading Here
Now.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
GRAND JURY WILL
CONSlDERSHOOT|NG
Lorenzo Shiman Fails to Prose-
cute Brother Who Inflicted
Bullet Wound

OAKLAND, May 1.-THE shooting of
Lorenzo Shiman by his brother, Will
liam Shiman, at San Lorenzo junction
several months ago. will be investigated
by the grand jury tomorrow. william
Shiman. after q violent quarrel, fired
three shots at Lorenzo in their saloon
and surrendered himself at the county
jail the following morning.
Though shot through the body Lo-
renzo recovered and showed no dispo-
sition to prosecute his brother. The
case was set several times for a pre-
liminary hearing before Justice of the
Peace Quinn, but was continued, owing
to the absence of Lorenzo He could
not be located for some weeks, but
was finally communicated with by Attor-
ney p. NJ. Walsh. and explained that
he was too enervated to appear in
court.
Witnesses of the affair and of earlier
alterations between the brothers have
been subpenaed. They are Mrs. A..
Miller, John D. Kline; Jack O'Connor.
bar tender; William J. Shiman, ]. d.
Rosecrans, Lorenzo Shiman, Deputy
Sheriff Jack Sherry and Dr. w A.
Clark, the superintendent of the coun-
ty infirmary. who operated upon Lo-
renzo Shiman.
William Shiman said he shot in self
defense. He alleged that he had wit
nesses to prove that William had made
threats against him and that they once
had struggle for the possession of a
revolver with which Lorenzo Shiman
threa tened him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
REAL MAPLE SUGAR FROM
GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE
Vermonters Enjoy Feast, Recall
ing Their Childhood Days

OAKLAND, May 11.--Maple sugar
from the Green Mountain state untam-
pered with en- route was served at an
old fashioned party at All Thirteenth
street given by the Vermont associa-
ton Of Alameda county last night. A
variety of home made fare added to
the central sugar pieces reproduced
faithfully the menu at the famous
sugar parties held in Vermont after the
sweet harvest is in.
The association organized in Febru-
aary and now has $50 members. Short
talks were given by S. Fl. Ayres, Rev.
John Buckham, J. A. Ellsworth, Rev..
F, L. Goodspeed, E. K. Voodry, Major
Edwin w. Woodward, David T. Hard,
Rev. Meleville Tenney, Seldom c. Smith,
the president, j. e. Fox and Merrill o.
Evans Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
WIFE THROWS KNIFE
AT A WAGON DRIVER
Husband Specifies Curses as
Ground for Divorce
"Reappointed.
TUntil December. 1909.
tBeginning January. 1910.

OAKLAND, May 11.-George Court
ney Wise, a government mail wagon
driver, who threw his salary of s55 a
month into the lap of his wife Chris
tina, after each payday, complained
that she was unmoved by his devotion
and continued to use him with great
Wise said that when he demonstrated
because dinner had not been prepared
his wife threw an open razor at him.
and followed it up with an open knife
and with threats of bodily harm. Wise
said that her curses and strong names
hurt his feelings.
Within three weeks Of his marriage
to Condida Woods George c. Woods
was said to have openly reviled her
and told her that he would ruin her
if he got a chance. Instead she said
he deserted her and she had recourse
to, the divorce courts.
Minnie Louise Crawford filed suit for
divorce against George Crawford for
desertion. She asked the custody of
her minor child.
Mary Agnes Carter was deserted by
William James Carter in 1895 for a
term of six and a half years. Then he
faded away again, she said, and Judge
Woods gave her an interlocutory
decree of divorce
A final decree was given Frances
NJ Younger from Herbert L. Younger
for failure TO provide.
Interlocutory DEGREES were granted
to Mary Gomez from julius Gomez for
cruelty and to Antoine Anselmo from
Albina E. Anselmo because Frank
Silva figured too strong in their af-
fairs
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
St. Mary's Boys Hold Field
Day on the Road

Ninety athletes from st. Mary's col
lege, in charge of Trainer Ritter, en-
joyed a cross country run from the col
lege over the hills of Berkeley to Di-
mond canyon on Monday and during
the trip an amateur field day was
pulled off.
Starrett was first in the 100 yard
dash. while Searles won the mile run.
The shotput went to Dickson, and Hen
bricks came in first in the hill climbing
stunt. Sullivan and Desham got away
with the three legged race after a
close finish. The trip was a great sue
cess and others of a similar character
will be taken shortly.
On Sunday afternoon the second nine
of st. Mary's college won great 13
inning game from the Oakland Trib-
unes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Notice
To Fat People

II am giving you here the only pre-
scriptton known that will safely. surely
and quickly reduce your fat 70 normal =
said DR.. Jones to his fat afflicted pa,
tient. Besides. il will at the same
time greatly build up your muscular
strength and health
go to the drug store, get package
of RengO. You eat it like fruit or
candy and easily and safely reduce your
fat pound a day"
There is nothing Just as good as
RengO- For sale by all druggists at
s1-00 per fun sized box. or by mail pre-
paid, by the RengO Co. 1886 RengO
Bldg. Detroit. Mich. The company will
gladly send you a trial package free BY
mail il you write them direct to De-
tFOit: no free packages at drug stores.
Rengo is for sale and recommended
in San Francisco by The Owl DRUG
Co.: all stores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

katherine May Turner. junior social sciences,
'Rsiph Sion Twogood senior, mechanics,
LEVI STRAUSS SCHOLARSHIPS
(Founded by Levi Strauss. Continued, since
the death Of Mr.. Strauss, by the Levi Strauss
First Congressional District
Raymond Henry Butzbach, sophomore, mechan-
Lawrence Roy Flock, junior, civil engineering.
Lizzie May. freshman. social sciences. Trucke:e.
George orrin Scarfe. Junior. mining, Nevada
Second Congressional District
sLuiu Edith Hair, junior, natural sciences.
Sebsstopol.
.irene Amy Patchett, Junior, natural sciences,
Jsy H. Price. freshman. civil engineering,
Third. Fourth and Fifth Congressional Districts
Alice Lorraine Andrews, sophomore, letters.
.Adeie vielIa Brown. senior. natural sciences,
George Miles Collins, junior. mining, Los
Helen Dimmick. senior, social sciences, Berke-
Ida Mansfield Everett. junior. social sciences,
Luxe Victor Glavinovich. Junior. mechanics,
West Berkeley.
Nathaniel schmulowitz, senior, social sciences,
San Francisco.
Clifford Daniel Sweet, senior, naturs1 sciences,
Berkeley.
Lillian Hope Wells senior, social sciences,
Berkeley
Sixth Congressional District
emily Lucille Hogue, senior, social sciences.
Fresno.
Robert James MeNabb. freshman, civil engi-
Ralph Ernest Noddiu. sophomore agriculture,
North Fork.
Seventh Congressional District
I.yston So Relic Black, sophomore, social sci
ences. Los Angeles.
Rivera.
James Edwin wallace, sophomore. mechanics.
Los Angeles.
Eighth Congressional District
Florence Edith Barth, Junior, social sciences,
Santa YneE.
Nelson Scott Nickel. sophomore, social sciences,
Robert Guy Sharp. sophomore. natural sciences.
Otay.
%Reappointed.
TUntiI December. 1909.
beginning January 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
STRATTON PREDICTS
UNIVERSAL PEACE
Professor of Philosophy Deliv-
ers Address on ''The Fighting
Instinct at University

BERKELEY, May 11.-"Universal
peace is bound to come; nations may
put it off for a long period, but it will
come sooner or later, and then our
struggle will be one of individual bet
terment; to get rid of error and sin; to
reach higher spiritual level"
In the foregoing words Prof. George
NJ. Stratton of the department of phi
losophy spoke to large gathering in
the Philosophy building this afternoon
on the occasion of the annual address
before the members of the Phi Beta
Kappa society. A large number of the
faculty of the university attended the
meeting and heard Professor Stratton
give his views on warfare in an ad-
dress on "The Fighting Instinct"
The speaker traced the beginning Of
the martial qualities of man from the
days of the Spartan to the present gen.
Grafton. He declared that the days of
the duelist were passed, as were those
of the polygamist. He said:
individuals nowadays confine their
troubles to commissions and other
bodies for the adjustment of ANTIQUITIES.
This will be the way the nations of
the earth will handle their controver-
sizes. They may not see IL now, Dut
The Hague conference points to the
end of conflict.
The nations of the earth will be dis
armed and their navfes and armies
abandoned. Only a small navy will be
kept for policing purposes and to keep
into line those bandit nations which
refuse to obey the common good.
America, the speaker said, was new
nation, which stood well with other
nations of the earth and should be q
leader in the peace movement. He
added.
We are not so liable to get into con-
troversies and we are in better odor
than most of the other nations be-
cause we are far removed from the
troubles and controversies of the pow
ers.
In the end sin and error and, the
raising of the spiritual standard will
be the problems of the nations and in
dfviduals This will surely come after
the universal peace is proclaimed on
earth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WOMAN ACCUSED OF
STEALING LIVERY RIG
Burglars Break Into Cigar
Store and Secure Cash

OAKLAND. May 11.-Baker & Can
tor, proprietors of the Royal livery
stable at Eleventh and Franklin
streets, complained this morning that
a woman had stolen horse and buggy
worth $3.50. She gave the name and
address of Mrs. George Thompson. 7S5
Eleventh street when she rented the
rig several DAYS ago. AS the animal
and vehicle were not returned the pro-
prfetors of the stable Investigated and
say they learned that there was no
such number as 735 in Eleventh street
James Cruze of $50 Jackson street
reported this morning that burglars
broke into his cigar stand last night
and left with $14 and a box of cigars
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Oral Betting Permitted at
Belmont Park

NEW YORK, May 11.--August Bel
mont. chairman OF the Jockey club and
probably the most influential man in
horse racing in America, declared last
night that when the Belmont park
track opens on Thursday it will be
and back their opinions orally, with
out fear of being molested, and that
they will receive ample protection from
the racing associations.
He said that the recent anti-betting
legislation applied only to bookmaking
in which a record is maintained.
There will be betting on small
SCALE" Belmont said, "for the excellent
reason that there is no law that pre-
vents it. but there will be no book
making or any violation Of the present
law.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
ST. JAMES SCORES
SIX RUNS IN
INNING
Hits, Errors and Passes Come
in a Bunch, Defeating
Sacred Heart

st. James bested Sacred Heart yes
terday in long drawn game at the
Ocean Shore grounds. Both teams had
their smuggling clothes on, the st. James
boys touching Jochumsen and Was
for nine hits, while the Sacred Heart
lads got to Coleman and McGushin
for H.
Sacred Heart was in the lead by a
comfortable margin until the sixtb in
ming, when. with two hits, coming with
two errors and two walks. the ST.
james lads were enabled to score six
runs, giving them lead which Sacred
Heart could not overcome. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS-Sale OF L. s. =. Zahro.-SeaIed
proposals will be received at the Navy Depart
ment until noon on the 9th day OF June. 1909. az
which time and place they viii be opened. for
the purchase OF the L. $. s. Zahro; appraised
value, $1,000. The vessel will be sold for cash
to the person or persons or the corporation OF
corporations Offering the highest price therefor
Popcsals must be submitted in a sealed envelope
addressed to the Secretary Of the Navy wash
ington, d. c., endorsed Proposals for the pur-
chase Of the U. 3. 5. cairo" and each proposal
must be accompanied by a satisfactory certified
check for not less than 10 per cent Of the
amount OF the oner. On application TO the Navy
Department forms OF bids and bonds together
with the terms and conditions OF sale also a
printed list giving general information concern
ing the vessel. will be furnished The vessel can
be examined at any time after the date hereof
by applying to the COmmandant OF the Navy
Yard Puget Sound. Wash. 1t must be removed
from the limits OF the navy yard within such
reasonable time as may be fixed BY the Depart
ment. The cairo Is not entitled to American
registry The Department reserves the right 10
withdraw the vessel from sale and to reject any
or all bids. G. " L. MEYER. Secretary OF the
Navy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
DIRECTORS ELECTED FOR
NATIONAL HUMANE BODY
Association Holds Branch Meet.
ing in San Francisco

The United States Protective associa-
tion held its annual meeting Monday
night in its offices at Market and Ninth
streets. The association is for the pre-
vention of cruelty to children and ami
mails and has branches throughout the
United States The following directors
were elected: John B. Davftt. Joseph
Durham, George w. Boyd, Warren T.
Schufelt, j. D. West. ]. w. Batman w.
c. Greenfield. r. w. Horn. w. r Jack.
Frank Schilling. H. A. Define. DR.. F.
A. Gamble, A. E. Spencer, L. Harvard
and DR. w e Poole.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. May 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Niles NJ. Petersen, 81, and Ella Knudson. Is.
both OF Berkeley.
James NJ. Hinton. 25, and Jessie Robinson, "a.
both OF Parsons. Kan.
Max Fox. %, and Daisy Hibbard 10, both of
Oakland.
Joseph r. Loureneo. "a. and Maria R. Lunis.
rs. both OF Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

TOBACCO TRUST wINs-Albany, n. Y. May
judgments of the lower courts In the case OF
John A. Locker VS.. the American tobacco coma
Locker claimed the defendant controlled so large
a proportion Of the tobacco output that its re-
fusal to sell the plaintiff its products destroyed
his business.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
WILL ENTERTAIN SCHOOL
CHILDREN OF THIS CITY
Pupils of Alameda Will Be the
Hosts at Fete

ALAMEDA, May 11.-Plans for the
entertainment OF the pupils of the sew
enth and eighth grades of the San
Francisco grammar schools in this CITY
next Saturday have been perfected. The
children are to be met at the train and
escorted to Lincoln park, where a drin
under the direction of Prof. George
Miehling. instructor of the Olympic
club. will be held. At the conclusion
of the military maneuvers the dedica-
tion of the park will take place. A
flag will be hoisted and unfurled from
the rs foot pole erected today in the
park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

III Tie
body of the institution. James h:
Moffitt of the class of 1885, one or
the most loyal members Of the alumni.
banker and capitalist Of San Fran
cisco, will be elected 10 the presidency,
and will sit with the regents at thei-
meeting in June. Milton T. Farmer.
graduate Of the university with the
class of 1909, will be chosen to sue
ceed Gurden Edwards, '07, who Will
resign tomorrow on account or III
health.
The graduates are enthusiastic over
the new bill passed by the legislature
which will become effective tomorrow
and secure for the 1000 men ana
women who have secured degrees from
the University of California some voice
in its management.
At the present tine Moffitt is the
alumni representative on the students
executive committee and during the 10
years he has held Office he has at
tended every weekly meeting.
Farmer is an honor student in the
graduation class this year, and besides
being a star football player is a MEM
Der of the Phi Beta Kappa, the schol-
arship society. He will be one of the
speakers at the commencement exer-
cises tomorrow morning in the Greek
theater.
Other officers who will be elected
when the report of the council is ap-
proved will be:
First vice president. William Fl. Cor
rill; second vice president, May l.. Che
ney, 80: treasurer, Lewis l. Reed. '02.
Members of the alumni council at
large for two years-George Edwards,
'S4; Frank Otis, '73; Ralph P. Merritt,
'07.
colleges-College of dentistry: Guy S.
Mulberry, '01; college of medicine.
Edith s. Brownsill. '04; Hastings Col
college of pharmacy, DIR. Hayden NJ.
Simmons, '05; trustee LIE Conte fellow
ship fund. ]. N. LIE Conte, 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
SUMMARY

Hits of Jochumsen /. OF Was S. on Coleman
8, on McGushin Q. Hcme run Harrington. Two
base hits-Smith, waas. First base on called
bails--On Jochumsen 4. on Was g. OF CoIeman
2. OF McGushfn 1. Struck out-By Was o. by
Coleman 4, by McGushin z. Hit by pitched
by Coleman; Fitzgerald and sfuzio,
by Was. Double piay-Carberry TO Fitzgerald
Wild pitches-Coleman, Waas (2), McGushin.
Time Of game hours and 10 minutes Um-
pire-Brady.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
GRADUATES CHOOSE
UNIVERSITY REGENT
James K. Moffitt of San Fran
cisco Slated for President
of Alumni Association

B Z r K E L E Y.
May 11.--For the
first time in the
history of the
University OF CAL
ifornia the alumni
association at its
annual meeting in
Coed canyon to-
morrow afternoon
will elect a presi-
dent who will be
ex omcio a mem
Der OF the board
of regents. The
graduates have
been working for
several years to
secure this change
in the rnuerninr
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

ANT1.DRINK Law REPEALED-Montgom
ery Ala. MAY 1.-THE ebill to prevent the asle
and manufacture OF such drinks 'hop jack
was today declared valid by the supreme court.
The dissenting judges feared that the first thing
the country knew iced tea and other beverages
might be outlawed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
You Are Losing Money

If you have a vacant room in your
house. Rent it--a little ad in The Call
viii do it. Phone Kearny So and the
'ad man" will call
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

Solid Oak Furniture at Fl. Scheu-
haas Furniture Sale. 18th Street at
Franklin, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Constipation

FOR over nine years / suffered with chronic
eoustipation and during this time had 20 take
an injection Of warm water once every n hours
before could have an action On my bowels.
Happily I tried cascarets. and today I am q we'll
man During the nine pears before I used
Cascarets suffered untold misery with internal
piles Thanks to you. am free from all thar
this morning You en- use this In behalf Of
suffering humanity. B. 2. Fisher. Roanoke. III
Pleasant. Pzlatabse. Potent. Taste Good
Do Good. Never Sickeu. Weaken or Grips.
l0c. sc. Soc. Never sold IN bulk The gem
uine tablet stamped CCC- Guaranteed to
cure or your money b3ck. a3o
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. No. ,ooo

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. May > 1909
OILS FOR REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying illuminate
ing and ubricating oils to vessels Of the Reve-
nue. Cutter Service at ports on the Pacific Coast
delivered on board said vessels at such times
and In such Quantities as may be required dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80 1910. will be
received at the Treasury Department. Division
Revenue Cutter Service, until O'Clock D. NJ
place they viii be publicly opened. Bids that
do not provide for delivery OF oils az All OF the
ports named in the schedule win not be eonsid-
cred. schedule OF oils required with proposal
and list OF ports at which delivery Is to Be made
viii be furnished upon application TO the Pur-
chasing Officer, L. s. n. G. s.. Appraisers
Stores, San Francisco. CaL A separate bid will
also be received and opened at the same time
and place Tor delivery at all ports where oil may
be required ON the Atlantic. Gulf aud Pacific
coasts the Great Lakes. Honolulu. T. H.. and
reject any OF all bids and to waive defects IL It
is deemed Tor the interests OF the Government
SO 70 do c. D. HILLES. Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER
Fort Mason. San Francisco. Calf. May ). 1900
Sealed proposals, ir triplicafe. for constructing
Gymnasium and Bowling Alley and installing
plumbing. electric wiring and fixtures therein At
Fort Barry. California. viii be received here un-
til IL O'Clock A. NJ. June ). 1903. and then
opened. Information and blank forms OF pro-
posals furnished on application. A deposit OF S25
will be required to insure return OF plans etc
Proposals to be inclosed In sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Gymnasium. Etc. Fort
Barry. Calf and addressed 70 MAJOR GEO.
Aiek- WILLIAMSON. ouzrtermaster. l. J. a
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
sT. LANES SCHOOL
SACRED HEART COLLEGE

Total. 80 IL IL 8 2
sMurray out; hunted third strike.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
Maize.

Solomon Sparks died here April LIST.
He was good citizen and lively
member of the Baptist chuach. He
leaves wife and ten children. On
April End he was laid to rest in the
family graveyard.
Mrs. Hay, who has been sick SC
long, is no better. The dreaded dis :
ease consumption has its grasp on
her.
M. B. Sparks is preparing y build
a new house, with Eli Wells as fore
man ofIthe work.
Rev. W. A. Hay snapped horses
with a candidate the other day and
we hear the candidate lost his vote
in the operation.
We have new mail route from
here to s. B. Terry's on Big Blaine.
which will add much to the conven-
fence of the public,
Jas. Moore has moved to NJ. A..
Hays farm on Blaine.
Rev. W. H. Bailey has moved from
Red Bush to P. X. Sparks place on
Blaine to farm this season.
There is strange disease among
our dogs, a kind of hoarseness. We
think it is barking so much at candi-
dates. jim.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09
Iadge.

Jack Muncy passed through here
Sunday to visit friends on Twin
Branch.
Miss Hannah Nelson has returned
from Cincinnati, where she has been
attending school for some time.
Quite a number Of folks have been
gek with Iagrippe in our neishbor-
hood for the past week.
Harlan Grnbb was with relatives
at this place last week
Mrs. synda Charleston, OF Bussey-
Vile, was with friends at Madge
last week
Mol Bradley and wife were guests
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

On Inst Saturday morning at Nip
pa, near The mouth of Rush Fork,
the fine barn belonging 10 Ted Pres
ton was consumed by flames. The
fire was of incendiary origin. The
tarn contained = bushels of corn
and large amU q, of hay, which
was destroyed. Mr. Preston iii addi-
lion 10 losing the corn and hay, lost
all his farming implements including
a. fine surrey The barn was evidently
iet on fire by some one who was had
at Mr.. Preston. They also saturat-
ed the sore belonging 10 Mr.. Pres
ton, which was nearby with coal Gil
and 1t took hard work. to keep the
store from burning, Bloodhounds were
procured from Lawrence county, and
II is said the dogs trailed the par
ties to near the head of Hood when
the trail was lost.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-09

Of his sister. Mrs, sanderson WsE
nan. a few days ago.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. D Friley. .
fine girl
Miss Ruby Adkins. WHO kas bess
with us for some time. mas ros..
LONE.
Mrs, Kelley Friley. Of Blaine. va
here with her son last week
Misses vickie Wellman andDoruG
pamron were the guests OF fris1s
AT Madge Monday
Mrs. Mary shannon gave hn
dinner. and some OF her nearest ~
a.ives were present
Mrs, John Frazier is able 10 be or
again, Thelna