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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
VISITORS To REPRESENT
FRATERNAL AID COUNCILS
Santa Clara Prepares to Enter
tain Many Delegates
[SpeeiaI Diseaich to The CalIl

SANTA CLARA. June 2.-The Fra
terna1 Aid association OF the sixty
eighth district. including all councils in
northern California. viii hold its semi
annual convention in the mission town
tomorrow.
The business meeting will take place
in the afternoon. and in the evening
the visiting delegates and their friends
will be banqueted and entertained BY
the local Evansville council
The committee of arrangements con-
sistS OF Mrs Carrie Hitchcock A. r.
Kiln m, James KerseI l. Bowen. G. w
Oleary, Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Blanchard
and X Morrison.
The Santa Clara delegates are Mrs.
Carrie Hitchcock. A W. KiIlam. Mrs.
X. Bowen and l. W. Starr. alternate
l. Bowen Mrs r F. Hart Mrs y. L.
Cox and c. StrOhmeir.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
California Council of Alameda
Fills Various Positions

ALAMEDA. June AT a meeting
last night of California council "a,
Young Mems institute. the following
officers were elected: Honorary chap
lain. Rev. Father p A. Foley; chaplain,
Rev. Father j. j. Hennessey; president,
Farisich: second vice president, G..
Nendena beele; recording and eorre-
spending secretary. L. J. Smith; finan-
cial secretary, w. B. Egan: treasurer
Rev. Father t. j. O'Connell: marshal
W. w. Goggin; inside sentinel, ]. Dem
other; outside sentinel, A. Bieleck.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
SEEKS FAME BY
AID OF His Pen
University Graduate Intends to
Join the Literati of New
York City
BIER X Ell Y.

b Il X h h l. T. Y,
June ,. New
York. the Mecca
OF the literati.
has attracted an
other Californian.
Gurden Edwards
of the class of 1897
of the university,
who recently re-
signed as alumni
secretary. After a
short vacation at
Tahoe and in the
he will
make his head
quarters in New
York this fall
and try to gain
<enown as a man
of letters, a life
for which he
seems eminently
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
BERKELEY. SCHOOL PUPILS
SING OPERA SELECTIONS
Graduation Day at the WASH
ington and lie Conte

BERKELEY, June Grand opera
selections from The Bohemian GirI9
and 'Trovatore," rendered by the pu-
pills Of the school, were the features OF
the graduation exercises at the Wash
lngton and lie Conte schools today
Dr. l. \. McCash, pastor of the First
Christian church. spoke at both schools
and Prof T. r. Crawford presented the
diplomas at the Washington school and
School Director Roy ]. Young at the lie
Conte school.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
BERKELEY TOWN HALL
FUND HAS DEFICIENCY
General Fund May Provide the
Needed Money

is $11l,SS5.39 in Berkeley's treasury,
according to the monthly report OF
Auditor NJ L. Hanscom. there is deficit
of about $4,000 in the town hall fund.
which probably will be taken from the
general fund. This has arisen. on ac-
count of a fee of $4,000 due the archi-
tect and $1,000 needed for the COM
pletion of the building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
The California Promotion Committee

THE state Central Organization Organized In
lsyz-An association for the commercial and
Industrial development OF Calffornial
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion .avanrs-
ment. encourag cement. Century Dictionary
The committee has Tor It's object the PROMO
lion OF CALIFORNIA; interests. It has nofhfnr 10
sell II fosters All things tending to the AD-
tANSEAENf Of California Il IS an authority
on All matters relating to California. It EN-
and fosters those already established IL Invites
desirable immigration. Il presents the opDorf.-
mites and needs OF all fields 0f business and proM
ressio1ai activity IL Is supported by pOp0la- y
subscription and makes no charge for any servies
rendered II has affiliated with It 200 CONNER
c1al organizations Of the state with a eouhined
membership OF more than $4,000 Meetings of
representatives. OF these organizations are held
semiannually IN different parts OF the state
where matters OF California; interests are dis
enssed- Headquarters OF the committee are main
tanned IN California building. Union square san
francisco. CORRESPONDENTS INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
TRIP ACROSS PACIFIC
TO WEST BERKELEY PIER
First Vessel From Manila at
Municipal Wharf

BERKELEY. June The barken-
tine S. n. Castle the first vessel which
has cast anchor at the West Berkeley
municipal wharf after a voyage across
the Pacific. made fast to the pier after
= pleasant trip from Manila this morn
ing The barkentine is loaded with 600
tons Of. copra FOR the El Dorado oil
works at the foot Of Bristol street.
The trip took so days Captain Van
Dahlern was in charge of the ship.
which was manned by Filipinos.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
CHANGES IN SALARIES OF
POSTMASTERS IN STATE
Many Increases From $lO0 to
$500 and Some Reductions
[Seecial Dispatch to The CoH1

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The post
office department today announced the
changes in the salaries of the post
masters of California. Postmasters OF
the following offices will receive an in
crease of 800 a year
Arcata HoIIister Ouipcv
Bakersfield HoItyille RedIands
Banning Imperial RfaIto
Barstow Zone Rio Tisf,
Bishop Kingsburg Sacramento
Campbell Laton san Andreas
Chino LeInoore San Ansaimo
Claremont Lindsay san Fernando
CloyerdaIe Long Beach Sanger
Clovis Los Banos San Jaeinto
Colfax Los Gatos San LeandrO
Cotton Mendocino Santa Barbara
Compton SIeBfo Park Santa Clara
Concord SIoiave santa Paula
Corona MeHroTia SausaIito
COvina Monterey SawteIle
Dinuba Morgan Hill SebastopOI
Dixon National City Sierra Madre
DoWney Nevada City Soldiers home
FL Centre Newcastle Suisun City
Emeryville Oakiale Susanville
Escondido oil Center Tracy
Etna Mills Orange Tulare
Folsom city % 9risnd vscapIue srap
Fowler Paso RobIes Vallejo
Fullerton PetaIums Venice
Gait Plaeerville Willis
Gridley Point Iona Willows
Hayward Porferyille Yreka
Postmasters of the following Offices will re-
ceiye an increase of $500 annually:
RurIingame Lodi ReetIeV
Calexie0 IoOmis RassviHe
Del Monte Newcastle SausalitO
E1mhurst Ontario Selma
Gardena Orcutt Turlock
Hemet OxnaFd Upland
King City Point Iona
Postmasters of the following Offices will re-
eeiye increase OF $500 annnanys Brawley
and Laton.
The salary OF the postmaster at COalinga has
been increased $3O0 annually.
The salaries ~ ar he
Offices have been cut down 500 per year:
Avalon McCloud st. Helena
Black Diamond Mountain View Sutter Creek
Boulder Greek Reddfng Trnekee
Fort Bragg Richmond Weed
Loyalton
The Rockln postmaster's salary has been re-
duced $500 annually and the salaries OF the
pOstmasters at South San Francisco and Stirling
City have been cut 5000 each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03

DO not forget to leave your change OF
address San Francisco Call summer va
cation. Patronize Oakiand's furniture
dealer H. Schellhsas, corner Eleventh
aAreet at Franklin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
SUBDIVISION OATH,
QUIT FRATERN|TIES
Required to Make Affidavit to
Get University Recoms
mendati0ns

BERKELEY, June s.-Students of the
Berkeley high school who desired uni
versity recommendations were required
to appear this afternoon before Deputy
Town Clerk Walter Seaborn and make
an affidavit to the effect that they
have obeyed both the spirit and the
letter of the rule of the board of
education tabooing secret societies.
About 75 students of the graduating
class took the oath
That prosecution on a perjury charge
may follow any attempts of the stu
dents to falsely swear is evidenced by
the warning given by Principal Morris
G. James this morning.
PRINCIPAL WARNS STUDENTS
He visited the various senior classes
and after distributing the blanks to be
filled out, said that the students should
not perjure themselves or make mem
tai reservations of any kind, as the
guilty would suffer. He advised the
members of the tabooed fraternities to
expel a member who swore falsely
After this sarning. the students who
expect to go to the university swore
before Seaborn that they had forsaken
membership in the Greek letter socie-
ties, the signed statement being:
The undersigned. being duly sworn upon oath
says that to the best of his (her) knowledge
and belief he (she) has conformed to both the
spirit and letter of the rulings Of the board CT
education with respect to secret organizations
The move of the board of education
caused CONSERVATION among the seniors,
as several of them intended to remain
silent and secure their recommendation
to the university without being re-
quired TO take the oath.
JUDGE BROWN TO SPEAK
Judge Everett j. Brown will deliver
the principal address Friday evening at
the graduating exercises of the Ber-
kelley high school. Graduation di-
plomas have been ordered presented to
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
LANDSLIDE BLOCKS CREEK
AND INUNDATES TOWN
Strip of Earth Three Miles
Long Slips From Mountain

ROOSEVELT. Thunder Mountain.
Idaho. May 81. via Smiths Ferry-A
landslide three miles in length and zoe
feet wide and that damned Mule creek
to a depth Of 100 feet occurred here to-
day.
The back waters flooded Roosevelt
until. as this word is sent most of the
buildings In the town are floating
The placer property of Casweu &
Curran IS destroyed. the giant pipe
being buried. No lives were lost and
no one was injured so far as known
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
EMINENT HIgERNIANs RRruRN .

EMINENT EIBERNIANs RETURN II New
York June 2.-Natthew s. Cummings of Boston,
national president Of the Ancient Order Of Hi
befnians, and Rev Philip H O'Donnem state
chaplain Of Massachusetts who have been abroad
endeavoring TO amaIgamate all the Hibernian
organizations into international body. arrived
today from Liverpool.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03

Elizabeth BaiIie Lucy Lovett
Dive BanHister William Mahon
Ruth Bardshar Raymond Martin
Katie Barnes Mabel Mattern.
Roy Barrett Anna MeAfee
ethel Bartlett Alice McCOmb
Elvira Beraun John Miller
elise Biedenbach Gertrude Moeers
5race Bonham Mary Mulvany
Bowers Boone Gina Nelson
Vera Branthaver lNabel Nelson
Stanley Bryan kGlyde Nichols
Beryl Burch Irvine Norton
Katharine Carlton gladys 0strander
Miriam Clapp i6ertrude Perciyal
Allen Clarke Emma Perrin
Ralph Coane william Perrin
Portia Coilom dorothy Pfllsbury
gladys Cummings George Ponaeroy
Jean Davis William Pomeroy
William Davis Ray Randall
Daniel Drake Leland RRthbone
Emily Edgerley Florence Reames
Laura Farwell lawrence Redmond
Percy Fratcr Herman Reid
Eugene Friekstad Thomas Rieger
Elizabeth Fudge ceefle Robertson
Gordon Gale Harriet Robinson
Jennie Gardner Pearl Rogers
lnez Goodman I.enore Salsig
Marjorie Grinnel Adolf Sandner
Ella HallawelI frederick Shafer
Roswell Ham Viva Shuman
Millard Hendricks Earl Sinclair
leila Heinrich John Sloan
Eleanor Henry Narde Sorrick
William Hiney Walter Stairs
lucille Hollingsworth Evelyn Steel
1oln Hoskins Myrtle stephens
soldie Hulin Man Sun
Hollis Hyde Gilbert Sweet
IadlcY KELSEY Paul Taylor
sarah Kelsey Corona Vance
.rma Kendrick Gladys Van Mater
1eo Kennedy John, Watson
eugene Kern Lore Weber
John Kerr dorothy Wilkinson
Philip Landon Buford Wright
dargaret LOGAN Homer Wucher
)yril Lott Edith wuIzen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
E| criIncn dc Ioa Baia
I'm PADRE ASESINADO
FL lIiJO HERIDO
INFORMATION OFFICIAL
FL HiJO HERIDO

ESiA nanana ~ nos facilit6 en- a
cuartcl general dc policia, In infurma-
oi6n siguicnte:
"Ampliando mi telegrama de feeh.s
~ dd pasado, acnrra d,l crimm dL
barrio Sabana Scca, Jurisdiction .is
Toa Baia. en- la persona de BenitO CG-
ire, de one rs autor Julian SOlcr, re-
sulta dc la investigation To siguiente:
La noche del % de Mayo, sc efeetna-.
ba un bale en- la casa de Fernando RI
los del mismo barrio An Sc encoD-
traban 81 slutor dea crimen y Ia vfctima.
Serian las doce de la noche HubO una
dsputa por una danza, intervino el dnc-
Soicr, cuando proferia las palabras d.
este le mato yo', por 10 que el due-
no de la casa aconsei0 a Soler que VI.
fucra. Solcr So situo una distanet;s
de so metros de la casa. al pasar Can.
tire ei aSesino que cstaba apostadO Ger
ca de una paIzada, lc asest6 una puiia-
lada en- el costado zQuierdo Cantre ia
llccid en- el acto. Al momento se pre-
scnt6 Bartolome Cantre. hiio de In VIC
TINA, Y al preeuntarle aqu6l por quts
habia matado a su padre, Soier conte--
ID ntirendo una hcrlda grave Cantre,
dandoSc luego la fuga
FL autor de este doble crImen, fu6
capturado por fnerzas de la policia ee
dia 3O. 4 las nnevc Dc Ia manana
CdrrerGS. iefe de Distrito-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
I plIri0i2nQ dp los nlSQles

Hemos recibido an pequeno fdlfesa
conteniendo el acuerdo tornado po< kH
logia "Cabelleros de Ia Noabe,' THe
funclona en Junoos,en Ia ttnda extra.
ordinAria De Maestroe oelobra<da Il TT
del pasado Mayo.
Prefcndtn los cltados mas7oncs d Ins-.
ciatlva del senor MARITIME mterosax'
Il Ia maSontria americana en- Il plea
10 que soStiene Puerto Rico actuaf-.
mentc con la reacci6n gubernalnentaf.
para que no SEA modff@ado ii rega--
men atytual en- SeDtido reanriorsirlO.
FL taner dc los Caballt.rus de la No
che br1nda Ia idea i las loglas de I'ts-
Rco para que Ia apoyem unanimemcn-.
B. despu.s de dlscutir el proyorto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
De regresO

FL dia veinte del que cunsa embax..
Rico Ia distirgpida espoTa los pre-.
oio<os ninos olvita Y Eduandito da
maestro querido amigo companwe
don Jose Maria Lonba Pope B'0ma ~
La notlcm IS para nosotroe de 0n.a
gram satisfaction por ed entranAbts
afocto que NOS unc al prfstigloso CONF.
panero, que rccite tan grata nueva.
NusStra socjcdad esta de eninga.bue-
ma tambian, va que con ed regrso Gfs
la snora de Lomba recnpera uYso as
suS mas valioSoa elementos.
FL arriho este puerto ha da tearer
lllgar del dos al tres he Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
ConciierIos i|arntniicos
GONZALO NUNEI
Y MARTINEZ PLEE

Anochc 81 verified Il concerto vocal
. instrumental anunciado On Ia High
School por los rcputadoS concertistas
Gonzalo Nunez v Martinez Plec, aeon
panados por In notable contralto sno-
rita Moreno Caldcron, In celebrada pia.
nista. scnorita Galihancs v los senorcS
prahl Mayer
Si no cstuvierams iirmcmcntc per
suadidos de que Ia notoricdad v m6ri-
tos dc los Snors G. Nunez Y M. Pee,
son sohrcSalcntes, el concicrto dc ano-
che, una iilgrana dc mccansmo eye
cuci6n en- Fl piano en- cl violin, es su-
ficicnte para consolidar las cnvidiablcS
dotcS dc tan pcriectos artistas
Y hay que hablar claro y hay que dar
4 cada uno 81 elogio que mcrcrc. ya que
por razoncS vcrdadcramcntc inexplica
blcs. los bucnoS macstros del pals no
tencn toda Ia protection que son
acrcedoreS por SliS merltos inconcusoS.
la mediania, cndiosada por los clio
gioS dc una critica POGO cscrupuloSa,
rccibe los aplausos del pnblieo, mien-
tras tenc en- el mas complete abandono
4 macStros de la miISica, aun cuando
sean tan insupcrablcs como un Nuncz
tan rcfnados Y cultos, como I'm Artca
ga. tan inspiradoS como I'm MARTINEZ
Pee.
Y IS una laStima Nuncz estuvo in
superabe Toco cl notable maestro Ia
Sonata e, passionate de Beethoven,
el allegro AsSai, la Rapsodia niImero
- de List y otras obras de merIto.
Martincz Piec dccit6 con las exquisite
ccs de su violin, va nterpretando Aires
hohcmioS. de SaraSatc. Rccuerdos d.
Drolla y una fantasia, Viejos ticmpos
La sala parecia un temple y el violin
q rumor de una plegaria.
y lugo los dos maestros eiecutaron
una sonata fuera de programa, que iu&
un primor.
La scnorita Moreno Caldcron pose
una voz De contralto de gran tonaIidad.
que modula SIN nlngun cSfuerzo, pro
ducicndo notas llenas. vibrantcs soEo-
ras Y sin duda d su magnifco registro
Sc dchc Ia ovaci6n recibida Ell PictA del
Protcta IMcycrbcr) Ell los Aires grA-
nadinos. de Alvarez, que cant0 con todo
q fuego de que es capaz una virtuosa de
sus facultades
Otro cxito ruidoSo obtuvo la senorii /
Galinanes, en- Ia Rapsodia nnmero II,
d. Listz que ejccut6 magistralmente.
Bicn por la scnorta Galnanes
Los scnores prahl Meyer, especial
| mente q prlmero, que cant6 con nucho
gl,sto sentimiento dos romanzaS. una
dc la baronesa Rotschld y otrn de Lerdo
De Teiada, fueron aplaudidos
Recomendamoe 4 los senores Nunez )
MARTINEZ PItc, que 40 desmayen en- pr
porconar al pnblico espectaculos como
del que nos ocupamos, en- la segurida.l
lie QUE r-Spondera i esas manifestacio-
nes del arte d. la lniisica
4 Toux{
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
TeatrO Municipal

Manaua NIcrn,~ d. JUNO BeTe.s-
cio de Alfonso Castillo
IA rslr.l 4. EstrcnosiI IA re'r's
SiCueu los enSayus lie Alma da
DioS II tIlsman prodigioso Y Dc
Ia faHlosa zarnicia "Aqui hase farta urs
h0mbr',' T~cmiada en = ,spssrInss d.
" III IIersldo" dc Madrid Gran sxito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
Para d CetaaA del C1la EspsIs

Por ia Secrcsaria del Crsino Es4sa-.
mol ha sado erlsiasia 4 todos los poe-
tas y s1acr1iores X Ia lisa. IA invita-
.eids para Il Ccr1amom etlyas hAsss va
eoneoen nnfSiros lectorss por hahertza
TaiIdicasio = DOLETIN- A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03

E ST. Rodriguez Cabrera
Cdalot.

Ila rcgreSado Dc la sa. Il chlspeantc
eScrtor Y poeta, nuestro compancro en
la prcnsa srnor Luis Rodriguez Cabrc-
70. quien en- el ratio que hcmos departldo
con el nos ha manifestado que esta muy
sailsfccho dc Sus gcstIones por q inte-
rior
FL Scmanario GIL Bias" 81 pubica-
ri cn brcve con grandes reformas cn 81
compOSlciOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03


aho .,.. ............., 100
Quo cllos no pcdian accptario. por-
duc las iinanzaS dc la lsla no podian
soportarlo'...
Scnor Prcsldente La prlmera vcz
qnc 4 Tcsoro de Puerto Rico ha estado
en- deuda. ha sido cStos ultlmos amos,
cuando q Conscjo Ejcutivo quIso un
enrprtsti to para carreteras puentes.
Cada ano ycnimos dcstinsndo centena-
re-, de miles De dollars para Ia construc-
ION de nucvas carrcteras
Mr. Hill Me ccderia cl caballero pa
RI ma prrgunta'
81 senior
Mr.. Hll. EStoy yo en- 10 chTto al
ant onder que cl Banco que se negaoa
4 conceder era IN banco para 81 cltal
el capital habia de ser sumnstrad"
tor Subscription particular era un
Ranco Agricola que el GOblernO haola
dc establecer y garantizarf
Mr. Larri,raga. FL Gobiorno lnu-
lar habia de dar Ia caraHtia a los que
sumjnistraran el dinero.
Mr.. Hill. No era 81 Banco ordlna-
rio on Il c,lal Il capital es sumrnLstra-
do per partac1llares al qu" ~ op"nian,
sino Quc era d dar la garantfa dca Go
bl1rno 4 10 que Sc ncgahan!
Mr.. LarrmaFa 81 senor. Nosotros
tencmos bastante cTcdito. Slempro
nuostro pals p,ldo prest:lr dmero.
Mr.. H1l. Permitame competar MI
prerunta CON otra mas.
Cree el cabaltTo qlh, " ST con"e-
diora una franqum,a de- un Banco Sc
ria possible c.rreguu a dmero sin la
garantia dal Gobiernof
Mr.. Larrm aga Lo creo dlflcll en-
un pals gobcrnado como osta Puerto
Ric0.
Mr.. Hil. Entor.s la diforencia de
opinion ,sta entire 81 q banco ha de
tener la garamtia del Gobierno ii ha
de ser una institution particular.
Mr.. Larrinaga. No No hay tai co.
sa. Permitane cd caballero que le di-
ga que yo creo dificil que ninguna ms
titucion BaInaria association finan--
ciera estaria dlspuesta a fachitar su
dinrro en- aquellas condiciones IN un
pals que no tIenc representation pro
pia por consigulente, como pals no
responsible La garantia debc yenlr
del actual gobhrno constituido So
gun Sc halla, porque hoy esA la uni
ca personalidad ALI.
Mr.. Hill. \ fue Sobr. este punto
b. 81 Il Gobierno habia dea,uwir aque-
Ia csponsabiidad que 81 Bdl fracas5
Mr.. Larrinaga 81 ha cstado fra
casando por nucvc amos porque el
Conscjo Ejecutivo no 10 aceptaba
Mr.. Parsons. Era para prestar di-
nero los pcquenos plantadorS de ca
f6s
Mr. Larrinaga No scner
Mr.. Hi Para prestar dincro sobre
sUiirar . cuaiesquiera otra coSa
MIR I.arrinaga Sobre aziIcar. taba-
80. cafe. naranias. pinas . cualesquieri
otraS plantaeionss
Mr.. Parsons No fuc la situaci0m de
Ios cafeteros Ia que induJo a pcnsar en
e.. BancD agrieola, H. uio-io que aquellos
pudiers.n hae-r rnprts;iisss para reha-
bilitsr sITs ierrenos'
(C0ntinuaraD.