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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
SCHOOL GIRL HELD
AS OPIUM VICTIM
Mother Has Daughter and Youth
Taken Into Custody to
Break Up Intimacy

OAKLAND, Nov. 2O.-Stella Fiesta
a 16 year old schoolgirl, was taken into
custody by the police this morning and
turned over to the probation officers as
an opium victim on the complaint of
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Morgan. the former
landlady of the Eagle house, Sixteenth
street and San Pablo avenue.
The mothers accusations led also to
the arrest of Leonard Rodriguez, a re-
cent conner from San Jose, where he
served a jail sentence for vagrancy.
Rodriguez, who is charged with
vagrancy, is, according to Mrs. Nor
gan. himself a devotee of the poppy
juice, and has taught the vice to the
girl. Mrs. Morgan said Rodriguez had
kept company" with her daughter for
several weeks and during that time,
unknown to her. had made the girl
familiar with joints in Chinatown.
The doctors of the detention home
staff have examined Stella Fiesta and
while they find her health is impaired
by her dalliance with the drug they
believe she can be broken of the vice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
ICOLORfD PEOPLE
TO HOLD TAG DAY
Make Appeal for Assistance for
Their Home for the Aged
and lnfirm

OAKLAND, Nov. 20-W Wednesday.
November "a, the annual donation day
of the home association, has been
chosen as tag day for the benefit of
the home for aged and infirm colored
people at BeuIah During the day a
committee of ladies from the auxil-
iaries will be at Woodmen's hail.
Eleventh street between Broadway and
Franklin street, to receive donations
for the institution. The home is the
only one for colored people in the
state.
inmates has increased and heavier
drains have been made upon the re-
sources. The home is situated in the
hills four miles from the business CEN
ter of Oakland. 1t is supported en-
tirely by voluntary subscriptions and
entertainments which are given by the
various auxiliares throughout the
state.
Appeal is made by the board of direc-
tors for a liberal response tag day.
The institution is open for inspection
and visitors are welcome.
Following is the board of directors:
Mrs. Julia A. shorey president: Mrs Mary
Humphrey first vice president: Mrs. NJ. Derrick,
second vice president; Mrs. W. Blunt, third vice
president; Mrs. G. w Tabb, corresponding sec
retary: Mrs. William Whipper Purnell. recording
secretary: Mrs. NJ. j. Coleman, assistant record
ing secretary: Mrs. NJ. ]. Grasses. financial see
retary: Mrs NJ. J. Giyens, treasurer; Mrs S.
Julia Highwarden. Mrs A. Roland. Mrs l..
Tyler Mrs. NJ. Judge Mrs. Valentine Mrs. C.
Frazer Mrs Mary AIorey Mrs NJ l.. Duggar.
Mrs NJ Johnson. Mrs. Noble. Mrs. ]. Peyton,
Mrs F. Brown Mrs. Z. Jones, Mrs. Morton,
Mrs F.. Williams, Mrs H. Withers. Mrs. j. L.
Derrick Mrs. V. A. Dewson, Mrs. Edna Price,
Mrs. Robinson.
The advisory board is as follows:
John c. Rivers, John L. Derrick, A ID.
Benston. Captain W. T. Shorey, F. F.
Whaley, D. r. Young.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
MRS. ISABELLE SIMPSON
WINS DIVORCE DECREE
Rapid Action Follows the Filing
of Complaint

OAKLAND. Nov. 2O.-Mrs. Isabelle
Davis Simpson was granted an inter-
locutory decree of divorce from Milton
W Simpson, city attorney Of Alameda
and former state senator, today bv
Judge Ellsworth.
She briefly related how Simpson had
failed to provide for her since their
marriage in October, 1906. A settle
ment OF $4,000 cash and s45 month
as alimony and for the support of
their son was agreed upon out of
court. Simpson did not contest.
Mrs. Simpson, who was employed as
telephone girl made charges against
Simpson three years ago which re-
suited in his Indictment and the be-
ginning of his trial on a charge of
violating his promise to marry. The
affair was terminated by Simpson con-
senting to marry the complaining wit
ness. the ceremony being performed by
q superior judge during a recess of
the trial. During one of the prelim-
mary phases the woman entered his
Office and took shot at Simpson with
a revolver. He had a narrow escape
from death
Mrs Marian II. Lucas complained
today that Charles Y. Lucas had
snapped his fingers in her face, with
insulting remarks, and had followed
up by pinching her arms and twisting
her wrists until her torment was un-
endurable. After they had removed
from Chicago she said he kidnapped
their two children but notified her of
their address by letter. She also ac-
cused him of pawning her piano and
other articles of household furniture.
Mrs. Lucas wants a divorce
Blanche Schuyler has sued for di-
vorce from Philip Schuyler, civil en-
gineer. She stated that they were
married at Los Angeles but that he
deserted her at Berkeley. She demands
$75 month alimony.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN EADRO
FUNERAL SERVICESOF
WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN

OAKLAND. Nov. 2O.-Funeral serv-
ices for William S. O'Brien, former att
torney, clerk of the police. court, and
politician, were held this morning at
ST. Andrews church, Thirty-sixth and
Adeline streets. Rev. Father Quinn.
pastor of the parish, officiating. In
terment was in St Mary's cemetery.
O'Brien died Wednesday of .tuber-
culosis at his residence. 9+9 Thirty
third street. He leaves a. wife and
daughter.
Years ago O'Brien was active in re-
publican politics in Oakland. He prac-
ticed law but of late years had not
been prominent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
JUNIOR DAY PLANS
NEARLY COMPLETED
Class of 1911 Will Hold Sway
Over University Campus Day
After Thanksgiving

BERKELEY, Nov. 2O.-With junior
day only a week off, the class of 1911
has commenced the final preparations
for the celebration which the Univer-
sity graduates regard as second only in
interest to the commencement exer-
cises The athletic contests by the
women viii be held in the morning,
the farce viii be given at Ye Liberty
theater Oakland. in the afternoon, the
California Story Book Will be pub
lished and finally the prom" the ex-
elusive dance of the class at night, viii
be held in the Harmon gymnasium.
During the last two months commit
tees have been making the prepara-
tions for the day, which viii form an
epoch in the history OF the class. c.
". Pauly, president of 1911, has an
nounced the committees who Will be
responsible for the success of junior
day. as follows:
General chairman-G. A. Hsiues.
Farce committee-A. c. Pendergast. chair
man: D. J. Gates. II. II. Rreuger. p. B. Ham
mond. r. ". Cross. A. J. Sturteyant Edna
Higgins, Leigh stafford. Louise Howard. Ruth
Shlnn, Eleanor Baldwin
Arrangements committee. junior prom
r. ID. Montgomery. chairman; r. H. Mouiton.
u. +. Bsbcock. Herbert B. Johnson, X. de
Prouty Margaret Witter. Cheryl Merrill Wini-
fred Hunt May lie Feyre. Wilde Kendrick,
Olive Cutter. Anita Elmer Ethel Burke.
Reception eOmmittee-Franklin Van Dyke
Bangs. chairman; E. solinsky, l. R. McFie. b.
A Schwartz. o. 7. Quinn, Noble Hamilton r.
H. Corlett G. NJ. Collins. O. b. Burnham,
Emelita Msyhew. Sadie Watson. Fern Enos,
Elsie EhTens. Beulah Bridges, May Bssell.
The cast of the farce and curtain
raiser. which viii be staged the after
noon Of junior day. has been tentatively
selected as follows:
Farce Roberts. 6. B. Fields Bates. /. r.
McFie; Doolitle. r. G. GAYLORD: Howe A. J.
Sturteyant; Paine. William II. Greenlsw Swift.
r. ". Simpson Jones. J. r. Cation; Kidder.
William A. O'kelley; Pease. George Manship;
Duckem. J. +. Barrieu: Dorothy Miss Leigh
Stafford; Hazel Miss Antoinette Mikau Mrs.
Wilson. Miss Jeanette Miller: Miss Norris Miss
Edna O'ConnOr: Mrs. Duckem Miss Mabel
Clinch; Nora. Miss Anna Hunt
Curtain raiser-Bob Madden. Noble Hamilton:
Jack Davis. c. B. Humphrey; Madden senior
Charles Kasch: skinny George b. Burnham:
Dig. w. G.. Mcdonald; first junior. ]. W.
Barnett: second Junior. ID. T. Babcock: Peggy
Davis Miss Ruth Fuller: Barbara Wait Miss
Marion Mitchell Maria Miss Edna Higgins;
Mrs. Madden. Miss Cheryl Merrill; Pelican Miss
George Mccoy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
POLICE HONOR
DEPARTMENT HERO

OAKLAND. Nov. 2O.-The funeral OF
Policeman Daniel o. Curran. who died
suddenly three DAYS ago from Ian
drey's paralysis. was held this morn
ing from his home in Forty eighth
street, with services at the Church Of
the Sacred Heart, Grove and Fortieth
streets.
Chief of Police Wilson, Captain of
Detectives Petersen and Police Cap
tains Lynch and Book attended the
funeral, and 60 patrolmen marched as
an escort with the cortege from the
Curran home to the church.
The pail bearers were Sergeants of
Police Brown and Byrne, Bailiff Charles
Mccarthy and Patrolmen Connolly, Tn
derwood and NeiIs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
JUDGE ALMOST LOST
THANKSGIVING DINNER

BERKELEY. Nov 2O.-Discovery
that he had set for Thanksgiving day
the case of W. II. Mcclure. accused
or peddling without a license, caused
Judge Robert Edgar of this city to
spend several anxious moments this
morning wondering whether he would
have TO miss his turkey dinner to try
the case. After considerable telephon-
ing the trial was set for next Saturday
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
MAYOR INDORSES WORK
OF CHARITY SOCIETY
Efforts TO Care for the Sick and
Needy

BERKELEY. Nov. 2O-At meeting
Of the charity workers OF the Berkeley
organization in Unity haIl yesterday
afternoon Mayor Beverly /. Hodghead
indOrsed the work of the association.
} and declared that the recently ap-
pointed municipal charity commission
would work hand in hand with the So
ciety.
He also pointed out that the care of
the sick and needy was one OF the most
important problems Of a city.
Prof ". c. Morgan of the board Of
education was chairman OF the meeting
and Elmer F. Nichols and Miss Mabel
Weed, secretary Of the organization
were among the spea kers of the after
noon, which was largely devoted TO
discussion of the plans for charity day
next Wednesday. when house to house
canvass for funds is 10 be made.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
WOMAN TO BE TRIED FOR
ATTACK ON PATROLMAN
Mrs. Mildred Adams Appears in
Police Court

OAKLAND. Nov 2O.-AIrs. Mildred
Adams. a travelling sales agent. who
routed Policeman O'Grady Friday when
the officer was seeking C. Scott
wanted on an embezzlemenr charge
and who was later disarmed and a.
rested by the patrolman. was arraigned
in police court this morning on a
charge Of assault with deadly
weapon.
Her preliminary examination viii he
held December Z. She has given bonds
for her release.
Scott, whose former employers. the
NJ T. Minney realty company. have
charged him with embezzlement sur
rendered 10 the police after Mrs.
Adams had been captured. His trial
viii be held December 16.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
When It Is Kidney Disease,
You Must Be Careful
The these deadly dangers what
then do it. The real danger is delay.

The signals of quick approaching disaster to
health (and life itself the insidous symptoms of
Kidney and Bladder Disease If you have noted their
presence-take warning--now, before it is too late.
You may have felt only occasional crick in the
back when rising or have observed slight sediment
from your urlneor perhaps noted spells of rrtabeness
angour and nervousness, etc.-or soreness of
muscles that your work will account for But-take
care! These SYMPTOMS will grow and mutipy-untI.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
ROOM THIEVES GATHER
LOOT IN FRAT HOUSE

BERKELEY. Nov. 20.-Room thieves
operating in the chapter house of the
Delta Upsilon fraternity. at 2601 Chan
ming way, secured a large amount of
valuables during the last semester,
according to the report which j. J.
McLelland, manager of the Daily Calf
fornia, the student daily, and w. H.
Englebright made to the police today.
The latter declared that two stickpins
valued at $13, and watch fob worth
SIS had' been stolen from his room.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
breaches LONG SERMONS
WHEN DETAINED IN JAIL

OAKLAND. Nov. 20-Alward wynd-
ham, who was rescued from the estu-
ary few days ago and explained that
he had started on a trip to London
mas been held for examination for in
sanity, in the superior court. Detained
under observation at the city prison.
his jailers alleged that he had de-
stroyed the lighting fixtures and
preached long sermons. believing him
self TO be the apostle Paul
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, Nov 2O-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Jesse Pecheco. %. and Angelina yierra, 20,
both of Oakland.
Nicholas B: HUT. %. and Frances A. Silva,
D. both of Hayward
Thomas ]. Carrieo. % Sacramento. and Jose7
phine A. Schause. "a PlacervilIe
Joseph F. Tacheiro. 26, and label Soares, 10.
both of Berkeley.
10 both of Oakland
William Fl. Parker. 81. and Helena Anderson
Is. both of Oakland.
cren 90 both of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
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these.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-27
fremont Athletic Club to
Send Junior and Senior
Relay Teams.

The fremont Athletic Club, OF Wash
ington, will send a Junior relay team
and some individual runners in the meet
81 Baltimore Saturday night.
The fremont Athletic Clubs Junior
Team will run the Baltimore City Col
Iege juniors, who claim the junior
championship OF the South. The Her
mise Athletic Club, Of Baltimore, won
the junior championship of the So.-th
at the South Atlantic meet in Baltimore
last summer, with the Baltimore City
College second and the fremont Ath-
ietlc third. and as the Hermise Athletic
Club has now disbanded, it leaves the
Baltimore City College 10 claim the
title.
The relay team OF the fremont Ath-
Ietic Club viii be composed Of Capt =.
Swing. r. r. Stokes. ID. s. Johnson, and
G. Rose.
Capt Il. Swing and T Il. Stokes are
entered in the 10J-yard open handicap,
ana j. Rupertus In the haLf-mlle open
handicap.
The Trem0nLs intend ID enter all the
indoor meets in the South ,his year, and
would be very glad 10 near from all
furlor teams in the South ia quest OF a
match relay race The Bl0Omingdal IL
Athletic Club, OF Washington, D, c. l8
preferred
II any Information is desired about
tre team. address T f. Stokes. mana
eer. Apartment % The Henrietta
Washington ID. l..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-27
HOPKINS MEET GETS
TWO GOOD ENTRIES
Episcopal High School of
Alexandra Will Race Bal
timore City College.

ALEXANDRIA Va. Jan THE
track team Of the Episcopal High
School OF Alexandria, is now training
hard TO make a good showing iu the in
door meets this winter.
ID. W Grant Is captain OF the squad
for the second year and has starred IN
high jumping since 1907 PendIetOu,
EpiscopaTs fastest runner. is with the
team again and viii compete with the
Washington schools. r. ~. BIackfOTd.
who holds EplscopaHs athletic day rec
ord for the 449-yards has been training
for some time and should stand well
iu all fiat races. Hewitt is another
veteran of 1907, who ran the relay In
which Episcopal defeated WJodberry
Forest School last year ar the Federal
meet 10 Washington j. NJ and ". IS.
dents and this year they viii probably
make the team
on January 90, the team viii 20 TO
Baltimore 10 compete in the Johns Hop
ElUs' meet and the relay team which
viii probably be made uD 1y Pend etou,
Hewitt, Blackboard and Wallace, viii
run the Baltimore City CoIIeEs-
II IS also probable that Episcopal WII
enter iu the George Washington Uni
versiJy meet % be held February l3.
Iu this meet the relay team VIII run
on February DO the AleEaudriaus meet
their old rival WGDdDrrTE Forest in ii
relay race lu the Fedora. meet iu
I Washington. /. Us possible JLaL the
team viii go To the meet iu Richmond
on February 70 but this has not yet
been confirmed. They viii compete iu
the Georgetown meet March 6.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TEACH SPARRING
New York Physical Director
Highly Commends 1t AS
An Exercise.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Dr. G.. Ward
Champion, director OF physical train
ing Of tn board Of education, refer
ring to an announced scheme TO have
a bill introduced in the Legislature
making mandatory the teaching of
boxing i'm the public schools, said to-
day that, while he was heartily in
favor OF the manly art. the board Of
education would not submit TO dicta-
ton from the Legislature as 70 what
branches should be taught in the
schools.
'We have been teaching boxing in
some Of the schools for many years"
he said, "and viii continue to do so.
Every boy shOuId box, but not fight
But he must find himself and place
himself In relation to his fellows.
Boxing is an excellent way in which
boys can work of the steam that
would otherwise be used in lighting in
the streets.
1--WE are putting all the bad boys in
g class by themselves under the care
of Charles b. Larson, an old-time
Princeton athlete. We mean 20 sweat
the incorrigibility out Of them through
their skins
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-27
HARVARD SCHEDULE
WILL Be SEVERE
Considering Games With
Strongest Teams Out
side of Big Four.

Harvard is shaping d football schedule
for the season OF 1903 which viii be one
OF the seversst that the university has
taken on in years.
The readiness Of the football commit
tee to consider the Indians, West Point,
Cornell Dartmouth, and Yale as the
probable five &nal antagonists OF the
year is an Indication of the change
which has come over football sentiment
at Cambridge and the confidence which
is placed in the eleven that will be Sc
lected to represent the Crimson next
fall
The present outlook would indicate
that the game with Brown University
may be abandoned this year unless it is
played much earlier than it has been In
the past
With a quintet like Carlisle West
Point. Cornell, Dartmouth. and Yale ds
the final east OF the Crimson team, 10
say nothing of preliminary games, prob
q bly, with Maine, BOWdOin, Vermont,
Tufts or colleges Of that rank ia the
football world, Harvard Will be likely
10 cope with a harder schedule next fall
than Yale