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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
LICK SCHOOL PAYS
HONOR TOFOUNDfR
Judge John E. Richards Of
Santa Clara County De-
livers Annual Address


Founders day was celebrated yes
terday at the California School Of
Mechanical Arts. or the Lick school.
as it is more familiarity known, it
being the thirty-fourth anniversary of
the day on which James Lick executed
the deed of trust which provided for
the establishment of his various prof.
ects
The founders day exercises at the
Lick school are somewhat unusual.
being confined TO the students and
trustees of the institution. In the
morning the trustees make a tour Of
inspection of the classrooms and shops
and at the tap of the bell the entire
student body gathers to listen to an
address on James Lick.
John E. Richards, superior judge of
Santa Clara county and president OF
the Santa Clara historical society, de-
liyered the speech yesterday. and IT
was said by those who had the privi-
lege OF hearing him that such COM
plete life of the founder had never been
given before. Judge Richards has been
engaged for some years in writing a
life of James Lick for the use of the
Lick observatory. and he has at his
command a wealth of information re-
garding the life of the man who has
done so much for the state.
At the trustees meeting yesterday
Rudolph j. Taussig of the executive
board presided in the absence of Horace
Davis. who is president of the board
and the only member living of the
original board named by Lick.
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DEATHS

BAIRD-In this city. September 20. 1909.
Lizzie Baird.
BuRHANs-In this city. September 81. 1909.
helm Burhans devoted mother OF W. C..Eu-
gene p. and Pauline Burhans. and sister OF
Mrs. Herman Burhsns and the late Bernard
many. aged 65 years months and 8 days
and Christliche Mut1er verein-
Friends and acauaintances are respectfully
invited TO sttend the funeral Friday. Sepfem-
isre residence 1873 Lsnders street ed s asr
tee1th between Dolores and Church, thence
20 St Boniface's church Golden Gate avenue
where solemn requiem high mass viii lie
celebrated for the rep0se Of her senl. com
menelng at $3.50 a. M interment Holy Cross
cemetery
sherman Adams beloved son Of the late
Gershom a. coursen. and brother OF Mrs.
James r. Campbell. Mrs Rose Coursen Reed
Notice Of funeral hereafter Remains at
his late residence. 3542 Twenty first street
DAvIs-In this city, september q. 1909. Ber-
loved father Of Mrs ]. Goldberg, Mrs. George
W. Whltney. Mrs Mabel d. Bentley and
Funeral and interment private.
EEERHARD-In this city. September 81. 1909.
hard. and beloved daughter OF Mrs. E. L
Camp. a native OF Illinois. aged 40 years /
Friends and scqusintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
days. September %. 1902, at 1.30 O'clock
D. M from the Inorruarr chapel Of the Golden
Gate undertaking company. 2475 Mission street
near Twenty first. Cremation Cypress Lawn
cemetery. BY carriage.
eANACHE-In this city September 90 1909
Fabian Gamaehe. native Of Canada, aged -
years
GARNETT-In Alameda Cal. September 81
1909 Maria champe Garrett. widow OF the
late Louis A. Garrett. and mother OF William
H.. e n. and Porter Gsrneft- native of
Virginia. aged 81 years 4 months and day
Friends and scquaintances respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services today
fWednesdsyf. at 80 o'clock p m. at the
chapel at Mountain View cemetery, Piedmont
HAYDEE-In Alameda Cal, September 10. 1909.
]. Edward HAYDEN. dearly beloved husband az
May HAYDEN. loving father Of Margaret Eliza
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Toronto Races

Special Dispoich 10 The Call
-wO0DBINE RACETRAcK. Toronto. sept 2I-
The Two Leading events OF the day were the
Nichselmss handicap for yesr oios az SIX
cap over the full course q two AID half
second raee-Tne General Armstrong. King
ship Third rsce-Olive Ely. Arrc-swift- Joe
Rose. Fourth race-Hurlock Fifth rsce-Jchn
Dillon.
Summarizes
First race. Peel purse maiden 3 year olds
and upward. 500 added. six furlongs-Gold
Dust. loT lReuigi. % . 70 and 10 5,
Rice. 3 10 l. 10 and 70 8 second
Hlsin. loo (HartEi. = 10 l. 10 and 10 L,
Kvronda. Inez's sister, Maximum, woolspun.
also ran
dds, $500 added, six furlongs-Amelis jerks,
ll5 Howard. iS 10 5. 6 10 5 sDd 70 5, won
by length: Detroit, 81 lHsmmond). 20 TO /,
- q 1 and 70 1, second: Bobco LOG Mus
IA -. English Esther. GsiTesca. Chief hee.
Dslhousie. The Monk. Alfred the Great, Paul
Davis. schorr entry: Dsihousie and The Monk.
Clyde & Stevenson entry.
Third race. Livingstone purse. $500 added
seilng, . year olos and upward, one and an
eighth miles-tloleonda. 102 Jackson. 10 l.
3 . and even. won ~ length; Ontario. los
Monsgnor- 100 sBGrnsl. even. 3 10 and !
- 3. third Time. I-56 S-5 King Of Mist.
Shsuenrsun Desperate. also ran
Fourth race the Yirsge purse. $500 added.
msres all ages. one mlle-sesnette n, 1i2
zplinl. 9 10 > : 10 and cut. Won by one
" q half lengths: Chiila. f0T tAfusgreFel.
4 >. = 10 ) and 70 5. second; TssIey. loT
lir1losteinl. IL 70 ?. 10 l and 70 ;. third
Tine. l:s3. T0psy Robinson, Nhtskbro0m,
Autumn Girl. slso ran.
Fifth race. Coventry steeplechsse. $500 added.
handicap. : year ODDS and upward. about two
and half miles-Steve lane IA isimpson) /.
u 10 T. . 10 ] snd out Won BIZ half length /;
B-zsntine. las RAY. 10 1. 10 and out.
second; Sir Wooster. I02 fSobell. . 3
70 and ont. third. Time. 5.o3 ThistledsIe
fen.
Sixth race. SsnGringhsn handicap 5000 added.
year ODDS and upward. and = sixteenth
miles-CsTe AosUu. LOG fRieel. 70 2 even
and cut. Won By TWO lengths, Jack Parker. I0s
fNusgravel- 10 j. : 70 3 and out. second:
Green seal 1i6 fGsnzl. 10 ;. 10 > and
out third Tine. l:zS rs. Pisudncre also
ran
Seventh race. SIX furlonss-Soil. IO7 {Trox-
leri. 10 > won. Chs-irari- lI5 Iees 10
J, second; Aick y Tine, loT Howard. 20 20
!. third Time. l.l5 40 Cherrypicker Chi
cosa, Sesburn. Miss Greensl. Dr.. Pillow. Early
Day. odin. also ran
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
FIND CITY BRIDGES
IN BAD CONDITION
Members of Inspection Bureau
of Civic League Declare
Structures Unsafe

That at least four of the city's most
important bridges are in either dan
gerous or unstable condition and that
various sections Of the city's streets
are in 2 depIorable state as result Of
the penurious policy Of the board OF
SUPERVISORS toward needing the de-
mands of the board of public works
was the net result OF a tour of inspec-
ton made by the inspection bureau OF
the civic league of San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
In automobiles the bureau members
first visited the Sixth street bridge
across the channel, with traffic. &C
cording to the bridge tender. averag-
ing nearly a hundred heavily loaded
wagons an hour. The committee found
that dredging had weakened the base
of the piles, the iron superstructure,
implanted, was fast corroding, and the
vibration from heavy hauling was so
severe that fear was expressed OF the
structure collapsing at any moment
Bridge Tender NJ. ]. Moriarty DEM
onstrated equally unsafe conditions at
the Fourth street channel draw bridge.
Traffic averaging Is tons every three
minutes crosses the structure. more
than was ever intended when the
bridge was built. According to MORT
arty the United Railroads refused to re-
pair it's portion.
The Third street or Santa Fe bridge,
presented TO the city on condition that
the municipality keep 1t in repair. was
said TO have never received a penny's
worth of repairs
At Ninth and Brannan streets, with
no city inspector on the job, the COM
mittee found tar and gravel grouting
being laid at shallow depth when the
contract called for grouting the full
depth Of the granite blocks.
Fourteenth street from Harrison to
Guerrero was shown to be still prac-
tically impossible, although more than
two months has elapsed since the
sewer on this street was completed.
AT the Mission street bridge the
wooden piling was shown TO be rotting
at its base and the structure shaky
when heavy suburban cars passed
over.
At Foote avenue and Mission road a
dangerous pitfall on ono side of the
road. leading into deep washout, was
found, together with large chuck
hole.
Bad ruts were noted in Stevenson,
Folsom. Octavia, Laguna and Grove
streets.
Members of the committee making
the trip were w S. Williams, chairman
of the bureau: d. A Hagens. secretary;
NJ. Fitzpatrick. inspector. and DIR.
George W. Merritt, president of the
lea que.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
n san Francisco Tuesday. September 81. 1919:
NEw-HARGRAVE-W T. Agnew, 81
Fort Bragg. and Alice NJ Hsrgrsre. IS, Men
doclno.
AGUEAR-JOHNSON- sAguflsr. %. Sac
rsmento, and Mary johnson, p. AEbarn-
AMI NDSEN- TAYLOR-Chsrles Anundsen. Al.
ana Lizzie B. Taylor, -, both Of l5s Te-
BEBoNT-BUTTLER-Re Remington Fl. Bebont. "a
so4 Fourth 81. and Rose Butler, =. sacra-
gERToIACC I-FABRINI-GiorannI Bertolscci
-. and ssTine Fsbrini. n, both Of $40 Val
LkSFoRD-DIxoN-w william E Blsnfcrd. 30
s. Dame 81. and Alice G. Dixon. "a, CAT
HAYES ST.
bEFFNER-W J. Derner. q. 80
Shotwei 81. ard Christine d. Walter, p,
1851 Harrison 81
DE -FIsKE-Gsbriel II. -ue Meyer, n
I2se Eleventh ave, and Anna Z. Fiske, IS,
go StsnyeR St
FITCH HAMMoND-crover c. Fitch. %. les7
Buchanan 81. and Alms Z. Hammond. 10.
2240 Fifteenth ~.
Fresno. and Matilda 7. Mcconnell. IS. Mon
trose- Colo
T4EpTS-EoD- MATTooS-Georse HedIuend. 50.
and Nellie Nation, so. both Of coo Rhode
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. william C. Hslzhsuer.
a Vallejo and Mary E. Finley, Is. s24
KASE-sTAGNARo-Tho F. Kane. q. 1902
Chestnut ST. and Rose NJ stagnarO. ls, s44A
Vallejo 81
LYDEN- MccALIIc-M Michael J. Lyden. 81.
Vancouver. B. C.. and Gertrude Y. McCallig.
IS. Pinole.
NOHER- CONSOLLT-Patrick Noher. a. lI42
Florida ST, and Mary Connolly, 2S. 24s3 Hsr-
rison
FDRISsOS-STU RTEyANT-Robert J. Robin
son. 81 1ISe Dolores ST. and Alice II. StGr-
Tersut- is. 34l5 Twentr-second -
SEC ARISI-FIGoSE-Gio Segarfni sc.
and Angela Figone ~. both OF - Bozrdman
place.
TSEBERTIS- HOENES-Robert y Unebertis
81 and Mary Hcenes. IS. both q San Jose.
URSDT-T-FFEI.3fANN wendr Jr.. 81
sos Duncan st.. and Sophie lehman. %
756 Oak St
EESTERBACK-LANGH J. Wester-
back 81. sos Douglass st, and Agnes C.
Langham. II. Fremont court
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Grand Circuit Races

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept 21--Pensia Maids vic
tory over the Hoster-Columbus stake favorite,
Margin. was the notable occurrence at this aft
ernoon's Grand Circuit races The Maid won
the last two heats after the first one in which
Margin made a break at the first quarter turn,
was taken by Jack Mckerron from Cleveland.
Results:
Columbus, purse $1,000. 200 trotters, three
hests-The Harvester won in straight heats.
Time-2.0si, 2.oSL, posi- Genteel III. Beat
rice Bellino, Nancy Royce, Judge Lee, Brace
Gfrdle. also started.
Hoster-Columbrs stake. $4,000. 2.16 trotters.
three heats-Pensis Maid won the second and
third heats. Time-2:oss4, 2:oIA. Jack Me
Kerron won the first heat. Time 2:01 u Cen
eral II and Idlewise also started.
2.09 pace. three in I've. $1,000 purse-Eila
Ambullstor in straight heats Time
2-oeIz. 2.o61s. 2:O7lt- FLYING jim Byron Kay.
Ruth ID. Billy b. Shamrock. Shaughran, Swim
Ilton Complex. " ID 6. also started
2:iT trot. three in Eve. purse S1.2oo-Lady
Ststely won in straight heats. Time :fej4
2 -0SIz 2.I01z- Ashland Clay. Stsrtle. Sir Todd.
Renorsefui The Sskloman Little Red. Argot
Hal John B. Donayy, Far Fslla. Silver Baron,
Miss Barriton. Pansy EIknut. Ny Gift King
Peter, Lettie Sherbert, also started.
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beth Hayden. son of the late Denis and Mar
garet Hayden, and brother of Mary Spear and
Joseph D. Hayden. and the late Thomas F.
Hayden and Ella Ferguson. native OF New
York, aged IS years months and % days.
A member of the Alameda Fire Department
and Pswnee tribe No. 81. Improved Order Of
Red Men.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
"Wednesday. September o. 1909. at $3.50
street. thence 70 St Joseph's church. where
requiem high mass viii be celebrated
O'Clock Interment Holy Cross cenetery by
electric funeral car from ferry building about
Has a. m.
HIGGINS in this city, September 81. 1909.
Higgins, and loving mother Of Mrs W. T.
Miniams' Mt, D. Wow S Tr M5s. T, Hsroy,
tive Of ireland.
Friends and scquaintsnees are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow fThurs-
day.. September %. 1909, at o'clock a. m,
from her late residence. 34s Fourth avenue,
Richmond district. thence to Star Of the Sea
church, where a requiem mass win be cele-
brafcd for the repose Of her soul, commencing
at $3.50 q. m 1nterment Holy Cross cemetery.
KUBLER-In Mount Eden. Cali. September 10,
1909 William. beloved son OF Joseph and Mar
garet kubler and brother Of Henry. Rosie,
Media. Lena. George and Freda Kubler. a
native of Mount Eden, Cal, aged / year II
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
day eWednesday1 september p. 1908. at 10
o'clock a. m, at his late home in Mount Eden.
lnferment Mount Eden cemetery.
mind win be celebrated st ST Joseph's church
today "wednesday. al o'clock a. m, for
the late Johanna Larkin.
LAwsoN-In Oakland. CAL. September 81. 1909,
Mary Lawson a native OF County Cork, Ire
land aged II years.
Remains at the funeral parlors of Beaudry
McAvoy. 566 Tenth street.
LEoPoLD--In this city. September 20 1909,
Bertha L. dearly beloved daughter of Mrs.
Julia Leopold devoted sister Of Edith Leo
pold. and granddaughter OF the late Caroline
Nsse year. sa5' moths al and 81 aays
fully invited to attend the funeral today
spse ef ssl at poussss street sns
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth. Interment
car from Twentyeishth and valencia streets.
MooRE-In this city. September 10. 1909.
Sophia, dearly beloved wife of the late David
ana g 3 ws s5 sf # T Tsso. B. co
native of England. sged II years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Ser So Z Isos at % ocioei m from the
funeral pariors Of Theodor Dierks & Co.. 300
Devlsadero street corner of McAIiister. Inter
funeral car from twenty eighth and Valencia
streets
o'GRADY-In this city. September 20. 1909,
c caaTass Kerry. Ireland assa IS years.
poK-In this city. September 20, 1909. Pauline.
beloved wife Of j. B. Pom. beloved mother
q Helene Pom, beloved daughter laugh Of Mrs
and Mrs c. Lalsnne. and sister in law OF
Caliste LaIanne ana Afr. and Mrs. J. r. Pom.
native Of France. aged 81 years months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral tomorrow Thurs
her late residence. 1900 Jackson street corner
Of Mason thence to the French Church Notre
Dame des victories. where requiem high
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
BROTHERS BATTLE AND
ONE LANDS IN JAIL

After throwing bricks through
rear window and striking his brother
William Lyons on the forehead, Thomas
Lyons. "a laborer, yesterday invaded
his brothers home at 579 Bryant street
with razor and drove William Lyons
and his wife into the street Police
men S. c. Kracke and M. p. Hurley
arrested Thomas Lyons on charges of
assault with deadly weapen, and bat
terry. The arrested man charged that
his brother had opened the battle and
that he was merely retaliating.
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Gravesend Races

GRAyESEND. \. Y. Sept. 21.-Li-
vonia, running a greatly improved
race, easily won the Willow handicap
today She was strongly backed, clos
ing at / TO ). Dugan broke in front
and il was Livonias race all the way.
First race, about six furiongs-king Com
noner. so TO /. won; Enheld. u to l. second;
Racquet 70 l. third. Time. 1:10 3-5.
Second race and quarter miles-The
Peer 10 /, wen: Superstition. = TO l, sec
ond: Bellevue, 10 /, third. Time. 2-07.
Third race the Willow handicap. guaranteed
gross value 81 300. five and a half furlongs-
LiTonis. to g. won; Louise S, TO 2, second;
StsrpOrt 10 J. third. Time. 1:0T So.
Fourth race handicap. one and an eighth
miles-Tbe Squire. IL 10 5, won: Woodcraft.
l6 10 ). second: Pins and Needles. 10 20 /.
third. Time, IS.
Fifth race one and an eighth miles-Taboo.
10 s. won: Imitator. 10 2, second; Neither
most. TO l, third Time, 1:54.
Sixth race. FIVE and 8 half fuFlongs-Lord
Baltimore. II 10 > won: Lerengston. 3 10 /,
second; 0xeT. 10 TO 1. third. Time, los 49,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
MUST NOT SUBSTITUTE
ANY MINERAL WATERS
SaIoonmen Told That Extreme
Penalty Will Be Imposed

Six saloon keepers appeared before
Police Judge Weller yesterday on COM
plant of Inspector H. r. Robbins of the
state board of health. charged with
substituting carbonated water to Gus
toners for well known mineral waters.
They were: C. H Fuson. 800 Bush
street: j. Grasso, 1884 kearny street;
A Lefrancois 39S Third street; Joseph
Reichels, Ninth avenue and III street; ;
John T. Clark, the Hague, Fillmore
and O'Farrell streets. and j. H. O'Con-
nor Ninth avenue.
They all pleaded guilty and prom
ised not to offend again.
The Judge reprimanded them and dis
missed the cases, but said that in all
future cases of substitution, no mat
ter what the article he would infiict
the extreme penalty.
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Portland Harness Races

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 2l.-Results at the
Country club today:
2:25 rot best three in Eve purse $500:
Gloria o'Seil. b. m Davis ..-----l ]
faul w D. & fSawFert i =
Nellie Mars. b. m Erwin -.------.-.S 3
TiDe-2:21 \. 2:21is. 2231z. 2.2o.
First three heats yesterday
PIP pace. best three in i've, purse $500:
Moorsrix, b. = tSutherlandj -....----.2 l !
Dan s :. e De Ryder
Whitehall. zr. {. Huber. ..---------4
Tfme-2:14. 2:l41a. e:24lz. 2:20.
First three heats run yesterday
2:25 psce, best three in Eve. purse $500:
Captain Apperson Parker ---.--------.-l l l
Mack y biz. &. Starr
McClosker Wainwright Lindsay ..---..3 }
Time-2.fSL.. 2:lsl4, 2:23aa.
2:20 pace. best two in three. purse $500:
Admiral Evans Johnson ...--.-...----.-1 /
Sadie T, 9. m tBohsel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rosa r. c. m. fSebsstiani 8
Time-2:22l.. e.26.
2:I5 trot. best three in I'VE. purse $500:
Zombronut. br. z. Ward - /
Lady Serious Erwin .------.--.-----2
Cherry Diamond. b. g. gEIuber'- .-.---.--s
Crylia Jones. blk. e. iRutherfordl --4 3
Time-2:llIz. 2:1Tls. 2:15.
Half mile. running-Brush Up won. Black Sam
second Doctor Rowen third. Time. 81.
One mile running-Yankee Boy won, The
Councillor second John j. Moore third. Time,
I.s5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
WILL OF MONEY LENDER
CONTESTED BY SON
Daughter Is Alleged to Have
Exercised Undue Influence

That his father, Sam Lewis Laven-
berg, was unduly influenced in max
ing his viii, by which his estate of
$50, 900 was left to Mrs. Sarah Schwal-
by, his daughter. is the claim of Leon
Lavenberg. who is contesting the will
in Judge Graham's court
Lavenberg was a money lender and.
it is claimed, decided much Of his prop
erty TO his daughter. The latter in
return gave him a note for $4,000.
Inasmuch as the entire estate was
left TO her the note fell into her hands.
and the primal step in the contest is TO
have 1t returned as part of the es-
tate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
FREsHMEN RUGBY ELrGrBLEs

BERKELEY, Sept. 21.-The list of
eIigibles for the freshmen intercollegf-
by the faculty athletic committee of
the university as follows: Y. A Baker,
E Bradbury, ]. Brownlee, d. Brant,
j. s. Cheatham, NJ. X. Campbell, z. j.
Eklund. r Ferguson, z. c. Graf, J.
T. Gribner, ]. ". Hartman, r. NJ Hill,
Z. e. Hill. H P. Hubbard. F. Kessler.
r. C Knight. T. r. Lafferty, T. Lame.
r Martin. H Matthews, s. McFadden,
Moody F. B. Moore, AZ Norris B. A
Otis. S. B. Peart. J. A Porter E. Solo
mon. R. Silent. V. A Spaulding. W. s.
Smith F. l. Stack L. W. Stahl, F D.
stephens, ]. a. stroud. c. C. Van Fleet
II f. Watkins, o. c. Wylie, r. Wilson
and W E Zuiil.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
SCARES DIVORCED WIFE
BY SHOOTING AT DOOR
Warrants Out for the Arrest of
James A. Tohey

Mrs. James A. Tobey, 1865 Ellis
street, obtained warrants yesterday for
the arrest of her divorced husband.
James A. Tobey. third officer on the
transport Thomas, on charges of mall
icious mischief and discharging fire.
arms within the city limits
Mrs. Tobey said that Tobey called
at her home Monday morning open
ing the front door with a KEY She
ran TO the parlor and locked the door
Tobey ordered her to open the door
and when she refused he fired a shot
through it. the bullet lodging in the
wall.
She had the bullet as evidence in the
case
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Additional Sports News

G won. Prosper second. Louis streuber third.
Time. 1903 Is.
Third race. Eve and a half furlongs-Esca-
NADIA won. Blue Heron second, Blondy third.
Time. OS 3-5.
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles-Hush
Money Won Goldwsy second, Bueohc third.
Time. :49 30
Fifth race. Eve furlongs-Sainest won. Jes-
sulphur second Bainade third. Time :01 1-5.
Sixth race. six furlon-s-Purse Rose won.
George Kismet second. Sam Shaen third, Time.
lis As.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
BIRTHS

RI,OEScH-In this city. September Is, 1909. 10
he wife o. Eugene Bioesch fnee cln9usI bresl,
daughter
laoEr-ru this city. September 10. 1919. 10
be wife Of Charles F. Hoey fnee Lynch. a
son
MIfLAR-In this city. September Is. 1909. 10
the wife Of Dr. Percy A. Nillsr tnee Crsnz}.
a daughter
TrRxER-fn san BE.feo CAL September 4
1868. 70 the wife Of Thomas J. Turner. a
daughter.
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will not be inserted They must be handed In at
either Of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
szed 10 have the same published Notices re-
errfcfef simply 70 the announcement Of the event
are published once n this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
WANTS INDIANS TO
LEARN INDUSTRIES
DR.. Hugh w. Gilchrist Addresses
California Club Members
on Need OF Schools

The educational department had
charge of the program yesterday aft
ernoon At the regular meeting of the
California club and the feature of the
day was an address By Dr. Hugh w.
Gilchrist on Industrial Education of
the Indian
Doctor Gilehrist has had many years
experience among the Indians of Cali
fornia and pays the highest tribute
to them for their many sterling traits
of character. Their treatment he
condemns heartily.
In order to improve the present
state of depression and in many cases
degradation into which they have
fallen. he advises the establishment of
Industrial schools, not with large,
handsome buildings and surroundings
uusufted to Indian life, but a model
form of Indian rancheria, where the
Young Indians shall be taught to live
away from the white mans town. self
supporting and self-respecting on their
own land. Such men, he says, should
then be sent out to teach their own
people.
To KaIon Celebration
To Kalon celebrated founders day
yesterday with an elaborate break
fast at the assembly room in Calvary
church, about 165 guests being present.
The long tables were prettily deco
rated in Portola colors.
The president, Mrs. e. G. Denniston,
introduced the POSTMASTER. Mrs. Frank
Fredericks, at the close of the elabo-
rate menu, and the following toasts
were responded to: ''Undercurrents,'
Miss c. l. Morton; The Sunny Side
of the Street" Mrs. NJ. A. Cutten; The
Music of Life" DR.. Catherine V Scott;
Without" Mrs. Norman Martin.
Mrs Claude King and Mrs. de los
Magee sang and Mrs. Herndon gave a
recitation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-22
Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER B. C. Sept. 2I.-Todzy's re-
suits al MiE0ru park
-FirSt race Eve furlonSs-Beds won La Petite
secosd. AbIhu third Lime. l.0I 40
Second race, Eve and 4 half furiongs-Grzee