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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
SUES FOR DIVORCE
TWICE IN ONE DAY
Jean Marie MiIIet Takes
Double Shot at Mari
tai Freedom

Jean Marie Millet seems extraordi-
narily anxious to get a divorce from
Lucie Millet. In his anxiety TO cut the
bond beyond all. question he yesterday
filed two actions for divorce. Wednes
day afternoon he consulted Attorney
B. p. Lapachet and INSTRUCTED him to
prepare a complaint and yesterday
morning he went TO w. w. Davidson,
another lawyer, and gave similar in
structions. Davidson got busy and had
the complaint on file within an hour
A little later Lapachet came along with
another complaint. In each suit deser-
ton is the only charge. Millet did not
tell either attorney that he had con-
suited another lawyer. Davidson re-
ceived his fee before preparing the
complaint
Amelia Messer was granted a divorce
by Judge Graham from r. n. Messer
owner of several drug stores in Los
Angeles, on the ground of desertion
Mrs Messer testified that she could not
get along with her mother in law
and IL was decided by herself and her
husband tat they should make their
home in San Francisco. Mrs. Messer
came north with the understanding
that Messer would follow. This he
failed to do.
Lillian Mercy Simmerley, in a suit
for divorce from Guy Samuel Simmer
ley, charged tnat immediately after
they were married her husband made
her walk eight miles TO his farm in
Mendocino county and then cook din
ner for five men. Later she was COM
PEELED to take another walk to the
hospital at Ukiah, and Notwithstanding
her delicate condition her husband
made her sleep by the roadside at
night.
other suits for divorce were filed
yesterday by:
Edgar R. Norwood against George W. Nor
wood. desertion.
Bernice Konopstski against Ernest Konopatski,
cesertion.
Harry c. Rasp against Laura Tyler. Raap
cruelty.
Divorces were grandted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge sturtevant-Anne V. Mcvay from
Charles McTay.
By Judge Van Nostrand-Annie Hult from Da-
rid r. Hult. cruelty; Ralph F. Maurer from
Edna F. Maurer. desertion.
BY Judge Cabaniss-J. s. McAIurray from Eliz-
abefh McaIurrsy. desertion; = Julia NJ. Coleman
from Sargeant ". Coleman. cruelty
By Judge Mogan--Lucy NJ. PAUL. from Gustave
A PAUL, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Deadlock Still Ward Cries ameup Santa Clara Gets Game
Jockey Atoss Plan Speed Tests
Ward Hints at Scandal
In Remarkable Prophecy
Of Action of Magnates

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-John
M. Ward, in a remarkable state
ment this afternoon, threw
new light on the contest for
the president. Ward said:
"As you know, the first ballot
resulted four votes for Mr..
Heydler and four votes for my
self, and I think I am justified
in saying that the future ballots
will indicate pre-arrangement.
The second ballot, I believe,
will result in four votes for N.Y.
self and four votes for R. w.
Brown of Louisville.
"A third ballot will be taken,
with the same result, and then
the nagnates will undoubtedly
agree to let the election stand
over, with Mr.. Heydler still in
the presidency, though the
league rules provide that an
election shall take place at this
time. Then the nagnates will
select three of their members,
and this triunvirate will prac-
tically govern the organization"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
RACER GOES TWO
MILES A MINUTE
Walter Christie AnnihiIateS Dis
fance in Try0ufs for AUTO
mobile Speed Records

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 16.-With the
avowed purpose of lowering world s
records famous automobile drivers will
begin a two days series of speed trials
at the indianapolis motor speedway
tomorrow. The races viii begin i'm
mediately after the rededication of the
two and half mile course. which re-
Gently was paved with brick.
Among the drivers entered are Chris
tie, Strang, Aitken. Kincaid, Stillman
and Haroun.
Five events. including speed trials
for distances of from one-quarter Of
a mile to 100 miles are scheduled.
Several flying racing cars were tried
out on the track today. Walter
Christie in his special Christie racer
made several circuits of the track. at
one time going half mile in Is sec
conds, or at the rate of two miles a
minute.
strang in, a Fiat did the half mile
in II 2-5 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

desired the election of A @. Spalding
and four others the continuance of
Nicholas f. Young in Office. In the end
q compromise was reached with the
resignation of Nicholas Young. AZ
.1sirs Of the league were. then conducted
BY an executive committee. This may
'he the outcome Of the present situation.
John Heydler has by no means with
drawn from the presidential race and
his name may be presented later. But.
10 determine the lineup. Heydler told
August Hermann not to present his
name today.
Supporters of HeydIer-Herrmann
Dovey and Dreyfuss. enthusiastically,
and Robson, passively-were jubi-
liant tonight over the fact that no
president was chosen on the first bal
lot Charles ". Murphy. president of
the Chicago club, said Friday night
that Ward would be elected president
on the first ballot. The fact that he
was not was cause for celebration
/. among ro-Heydler men. who main
+ tain that IL there is any weakening in
the respective forces II viii be among
the supporters Of Ward.
IN the protracted session today
President Ebbetts OF Brooklyn made
an impassioned speech against Ban
Johnson, saying that the American
league had no right TO dictate TO the
National league that il should not elect
Ward as president But the American
league magnates, most OF whom have
started for home after concluding the
meeting yesterday. say that they will
back Johnson to the limit
New evidence having been presented
20 the national commission regarding
The attempt TO bribe Umpire KLEIN in
October. 1908. when the Chicago and
New York teams played the game that
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
REAL UNDERWORLD
FOUND IN SEATTLE
Japanese Gambling Resorts Be-
meath Streets Connected by
Passages With Dens

SEATTLE, Dec. ia COMMITTEES
consisting OF three members Of the
special grand jury called by the supe-
gate alleged corruption in the munici-
pal and county governments invaded
the japanese underworld of Seattle to-
day.
Guided by Special Agent L. V. Church
Of the prosecuting. attorneys Office and
accompanied by six detectives. the jury
men made the rounds Of the japanese
resorts and found evidence that gam
bling houses had been operating in
Easements behind heavily barred doors
and connected with the, outside by tor
suous passages.
Other passages led TO so called Jap
snese lodging houses, which the jurors
found were occupied principally by
men connected with the traffic in
women.
Four underground resorts were Wis
'sted. In each of them there was evil
dsnce that great care had been exer-
lcised TO prevent discovery by the un-
INITIATED. The gambling houses had
been raided by the prosecutors detec-
the action of the grand jury.
A typical example of the method en-
rployed in the construction and opera
ltion Of the subterranean resorts was
found in Jackson street. Entrance was
gained through an apparently respec-
table place Of business. Leading from
the ground floor to the basement was a
long. winding stairway which ended in
= small anteroom.
The investigators were confronted by
q heavily barred door. equipped with a
peekhoIe through which a lookout
could scrutinize any visitor. Through
this door they gained entrance to a
larger room, where it was the custom
Of the wstchman to make further in
ouiry before permitting prospective
patrons Of the place to pass.
once past the first outpost they were
conducted along an underground pas
sage and up a flight of stairs to an
other anteroom. where a inal examina-
tion was made.
From this anteroom stairway led
down To the main resort, which was
equipped as a gambling house, saloon
and poolroom. Other passage connect
ed with the japanese lodging houses.
furnishing a means Of egress in case Of
q raid and method Of communication
between the gambling resorts and the
disorderly houses adjoining.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Bay City Stars Will Meet
Winged v Footballers
[Speeiai Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO. Dec. 16.-Under the lead
ership of Pete Smith. former football
hero. a team composed OF stars of the
bay cities will endeavor to block the
long list of consecutive victories the
Winged VS. achieved by defeating all
football teams that have dared meet
them. The game is to be played IN
this city at Association park Sunday
afternoon.
The Marines, a fast football team
of Mare island. who have successfully
defended the navy in number OF
games during the last season, have
announced their intention of chal-
longing the Winged VS. for a side bet
of $500 and the title of champion
Manager Thornton of the winged
VS. has such a sum at his disposai ana
will. says he. at a moments notice
sign up for the proposed game. which
is to be played in either Oakland or
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

decided the championship of the Ma
tional league, that body will reopen
the case. President Murphy of the
Chicago Nationals has apologized to
Klein for a statement given out in
Chicago last fall. saying that the arbi
traitor had it in for" the Chicago team
and had purposely given it the worst
was insisted on by President Heydler.
The one big trade OF the day was
negotiated between the New York and
st. Louis American league clubs. The
local team got Lou Criger. veteran
catcher. and a small cash considera-
ton for Pitcher Joe Lake and Out
fielder Ray Demmitt.
The Philadelphia Americans sold
Gus Hetling. a third baseman, who
was with Kansas City last season, to
the St. Louis American league club
Jack Warner the catcher, will man.
age a club in the Southern Michigan
league next season.
Preliminary to the meeting Ben
Shibe, one of the owners of the Phila-
delphia Americans, and Charles w.
Murphy president of the Chicago Ma
tional league club. engaged in a wordy
combat in the hotel corridor over an
indianapolis player. whom Shibe
claimed he had drafted and Murphy
had captured by unfair means" The
argument was becoming heated when
friends intervened.
For the first time in many years
John T. Brush attended National
league meeting. Assisted by friends,
he left sick bed and was brought to
the meeting room and made known his
readiness TO fight for the election of
Ward for president
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday, December 16, 1909;
MS-ROSENTHAL-Ma Abrams, 81. and
Clara NJ Rosenthal. 49, both OF San Anselmo.
CASH-CoPELAND-Ha Cash, 81. Roselawn,
Cal. and Sarah E. Copeland, 80, 2290 FIT
teenth st.
E-MAHER-Sidney F. Chase. 2s. 592
Castro St, and Edna e. Maher, % AL Eliza
beth st.
IRwIN-yINCENT- w. Irwin, 2S, San
Francisco and Marguerite Vincent, %, 80
Thirtieth ave.
McCAULEY- BATEs-Edwin N. McCauley, 26,
and George E. Bates, %, both of $50 Seventh
MoEsI.I-SToYER-o Moesi. 36, and AL
thea Stoyer. SO, both Of Los Angeles.
E-SPOONER-Thomas ]. Pearce. so, st.
Francis hotel. and Clara f. Spooner, "a, $50
Frederick st.
RAvERA-BADANo-Do Rayera, rs, and
Onorina Badano 23, both Of IL San Antonio
place.
SAKAI-YOMEN- -Hisakichi Saksi, 81, and Yasu
Yomen, 81, both of Penryn.
ILY-HAIN-Andrew NJ. Tully, "a. Is Brod-
erick ST, and wilhelmina Hahn, %, West
Berkeley.
yAsoUEz- z-RoLoN-Antonio vasquez. As. and
Euialia Rolon. 80, both of 1912 Mason St
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

day friday. at 10 O'Clock a. m. from
street. Interment private Please omit flowers.
1909, Mrs. Agnes T. Sehenck. wife of Robert NJ
Schenek formerly OF MIiddletown, OIL aged
4o years and months.
sEWELL.DeesmbeT S1Ia1 .Iss, A., 1909; Amos Fuller
Sewen loving father OF Amos F. SeweH Jr..
and brother Of Edward n. sewen and Mrs
Mailie Jones Of Suisun Cal, a native OF
Marysville Cal.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
day friday, December IL 1909, at 1 O'Clock
from King Solomon's hall. Fillmore street near
Mateo county.
sPRUNG-In this city. December is. 1909
Harry j., dearly Beloved husband Of Helena
g. Sprung. and loving father of Emma r.
Harold J. Sprung, beloved son Of Mary A. and
the late Hiram j. Sprung. and brother OF
Sprung and Mrs A. Fernandez. native Of
Nevada City, Cal. aged 81 years months
and days member of Golden Gate camp
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (ssf-
denee So Lloyd street Oh seo ms near aS wasr iss
thence to Sacred Heart church, where solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose Of his soul, commencing at a.. N. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery.
STANoyICH-In this city, December is, 1902
Robert Harold. beloved child OF Martin P and
Rose Stanovich, and brother OF Oracle Stano-
vieh. native Of San Francisco, Cal. aged
and DAYS.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Saturday. December IS. 1909. at 10
o'clock a. m. from the residence of her par
ents. 354B Francisco street. between Powell
and stockton streets Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
sTRUNz-In Alameda. Cal. December 16. 1909
Albert Strunz. beloved husband OF Mrs Mol
lie Strunz. and father of Albert Platt Struuz
a native Of Connecticut, aged 90 years and 9
months.
r,
1909, Thomas E, Travlllon native Of Tennes-
81, B. and 5. /. w.
3460. Sixteenth street between Church and
Sanchez.
TUPPER-In Berkeley, CAL. December 16. 1909
Tupper and mother of T. Kelting Tupper.
native Of California, aged SO years months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
D. M from the chapel OF jameson & Niehaus.
2434 Telegraph avenue, Berkeley Interment
Lakeport. Cal
vICKERs-In Oakland. Cal. December IS. 1909.
Vickers. and father of Carrie L.. Austin l..
and Frank J. Viekers. native Of Liverpool
England. aged 81 years months and 2 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Saturday. December IS. 1909. at 2:30
o'clock p. M, at the family residence 5s7O
terment Mountain View cemetery.
wooD-In this city December I5 1902 Ben
jamin Wood. beloved husband of the late
Esther Wood aud loving father of G. W.
/. G. and Ethel Wood. q native of GERMANY.
The funeral services will be held Sunday
at p. m. at the chapel in Odd Fellows GENE
terry (priyate(-
CARD OF THANKS
WOOD-The late DR.. z. G.. Woods mother.
brothers and sister desire 10 express their
thankfulness to their many friends for their
| sympathy in this hour Of their bereavement
MRS. W. E. WOOD. MRS. L. NJ Wal
| TIERS. FRED WOOD, ID. c. WOOD Will
LIAM WOOD.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Personal Brevities

John S. Scott, a capitalist Of Santa Cruz.
is at the Msnx.
John II. Barnett. a Sacramento attorney, is
at the Union Square.
C. W Msier. brewer Of Los Angeles, is
registered at the Manx.
L. P. st. Clair. an oil man Of Bakersfield, is
a guest at the st. Francis.
NJ. J. Connell state FISH and game commits
sioner. and Mrs Connell are registered at the
Fairmont.
Guy Lombard. a banker of Portland Ore
and Mrs Lombard have apartments at the st.
Francis
W ]. Ward and James Avery, lumbermen
Of Gold Beach. Ore, are registered at the St
Francis.
Montroyd Sharpe. who holds large business
interests in Santa Cruz is guest at the
Union Square.
Ralph W Helms. capitalist. and C. E.
lilly. banker are registered at the st. Fran
els from SaEta Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
MISSION RUGBYIT[S
TO MEET REOLANDS
Santa Clara Accepts Challenge
of Southern High School for
Championship Game
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Dec. 16.-The high
school Rugby championship of Califor-
MIA will be decided Christmas day,
when the Santa Clara high school Rug
by team and the Redlands high school
teams meet in a battle royal at Red
lands All the negotiations that have
been conducted by the local boys. first
with Polytechnic high school of Los An
geles, and finally when the latter de-
fauited, claiming interference on the
part of their faculty, with the Cast
aways and Los Angeles high came to
naught. RedIands has now stepped in
and claimed game, having offered
to defray s400 of the expenses, and
Santa Clara has accepted.
The Redlands team disputed with
Polytechnic high the championship of
tention on the fact that they and Poly
technic had each lost one game this
year This claim was sprung by the
Redlands boys after Los Angeles
schools default to Santa Clara. Red
lands players Immediately declared the
San Clarans would have to play them
before the latter could lay claim to
the state championship.
All arrangements have been made be-
tween Manager Clayton of the Santa
Clara team and A. r. Hester, athletic
director of the Redlands school, for the
Christmas game, and as the money is
already on its way from the south, the
game is assured this time.
The Santa Clara boys had abandoned
all their practice and strict training
rules during the last week, but Coach
Mckenzie will begin again tomorrow
TO prepare his team for the battle and
will keep them at It until next Wednes-
day. when they will leave for Red
lands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Tampa Results

TAMPA Fla. Dec f6-The failure Of Joe
Moser to land the second race, in which he was
a l to ) favorite. furnished the chief incident
of today's racing He was beaten out after a
sharp drive by the long shot Merise. Other ia
vorites to be downed were Lille Turner and the
strongly supported Kid. Eva Tanguay, run
ming TO her best form, beat the latter Sum
mary:
First race. five furlongs. selling-Rob Ayres.
to s. won: Nellie Burgess, to l, second (;
Sidda d. to 2. third. Time. t:O6 %.
Second race, five furlongs. selling-Merise. TO
/. won: Joe Mozer. l to 5, second; Albush, 10 to
l, third. Time. 1:05 2-5.
Third race, five and a half furlongs. selling
Whim. TO 5, won: Lucullus. IL to 2. second
Serenade. to 1. third Time, ZIP So
Fourth race. five furlongs, selling-Eva Tan
quay, to l, won; Bonnie Bee. 10 to 1. second
Kid. 70 5, third Time. los Is.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. seIlng-J. c. Core.
to 10. won: Bronte. 25 TO l. second; Cassowary,
II to l. third. Time "a 1-5
Sixth race. and sixteenth miles. selling
Bannock Bob. to 2. won; Elysium. to l. sec
ond; Billie Turner 10 q third. Time, 1855.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
DEATHS

ADAMSON-In this city, December 16. 1909,
Richard Adamson Sr., dearly beloved husband
of Frances Adamson, and loving father Of
Richard, Robert. Samuel, Cecilia and Eulalia
Adamson. Mrs. Daniel Cataneo and Mrs. Robert
Gleason. native of Ireland. aged 6S years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday. Decem-
Der TO- 1909. AZ 1890 a. M, from the mortuary
chapel of the Golden Gate undertaking COM
pany 2475 Mission street near Twenty first.
Interment Mount 0livet cemetery, by electric
funeral from corner Of Twenty eighth and
Valencia streets, at ii o'clock a. m. Inter
ment private
ANDERS0N-In this city. December 16 1909,
Blanche NJ. dearly beloved wife of Herbert
Anderson loving mother of Melvin and Law
renee Anderson, devoted daughter of Mary and
the late George F. Rode, and beloved sister
of Mrs. F. Michaeison. Mrs. G. Merrilou. Mrs
]. Holland and Christopher May, Rose and
George Rode, native OF San Francisco,
Cal, aged % years months and IA days
Remains at the parlors of H. F. Suhr &
Co.. 2919 Mission street between Twenty fifth
and Twenty sixth.
ARRIoLA.In this city, December Il, 1909.
Antoine. beloved husband of the late Alice
Arrioa, and father of Frieda Emma Alice,
Louise and Bennie Arriola. a native of Hawaii,
aged SO years.
BRADY-In this city. December Is. 1909 Clar-
enee W., idolized son of Peter and Julia
Brady, and losiag brother Of Peter NJ, Cath
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec 16.-Flying Foot
steps caused the upset this afternoon at Mon
Grief when he beat Lucetta and Sou, both heavily
played in the first race. Summary:
First race, i've furlongs, selling-Flying Foot
steps. II TO l, won Sou, to Q, second; Miss
Second race, six furlongs, handcap-Rolls.
to l. won; Amorst, IL to J.. second; Sir Or
monde ) 10 l. third. Time, 1:15 2-5.
Third race six furlongs. selling-Bat Mas
terson ) TO J. won: Tom Holland. 2 to ;. sec
ond; Wsponoca. to =. third. Time. 1:15 10.
Fourth race. mile. purse-Eyebright TO
l. won Court Lady. to ], second: Sir Cleges,
13 to ), third. Time, 40 3-5.
Fifth race and sixteenth miles, selling
St Joseph TO s. won: Woostone, Z to sec
ond; Tivolni, 10 l. third. Time 80 2-5.
Sixth race, and quarter miles selling
Oberon, even. won; Hamie AlgoI ) to l, second
County Clerk. 0 to :. third. Time 2:O4 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
ARCHIBALD FOULS
RIVAL AT JUAREz
Former EmeryViHe Jockey Has
His Mount Disqualified
for Rough Work

JUAREZ. Mexico. Dec. 16.-The first
disqualification of the meeting oc-
CURED today at Juarez. when Ocean
Queen. ridden by Archibald. was dis
qualified for fouiing Ethel Day in the
stretch Ocean Queen was the 1 to 2
favorite and cut out a fast pace to
the stretch. AT the final furlong pole
Garner on Ethel Day began TO move
up next to the rail, but Archibald
pulled the favorite over. forcing Gar
ner to slack up. ocean Queen then
won by half length. Four favorites
were successful. Summary
5e57. FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. I'm.
52-Ethel Day, l00 Garner rl-.-......-....-. l l
6-1-Whtp Top 1oT lMeCaheyf f..-........- z
41-l-Feckless ~ tPickensl .-...... -; s
Time 80 1-5. Donna Aivirs. Maud Sigsbee
and Miss Gratitude finished as named ocean
565s. SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
Odds. Odds. Horse, Weight and JOCKEY Fin,
4 Lady Panchlts, 80 Garner --....-..--- 2
ai piAIe 20 Gem lei vGSose' R.iand saintasa
5ess. THIRD RACE Six furlongs; selling;
2.i@Joe Enrich. eis1' i67 (arehibaidj Arc ......
11-5-sabado. 101 tMoleswor.h) -----..--.-.- 2
Time-l :16 %. Brougham. Aiisprision, Rotary
and Knight Blaze finished as named
$3.50. FOURTH RACE-SiX furlongs; selling
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-5-Seyenfull, 1o7 (kennedyl
g 61-Lomond. los (Smalll ll..-....-.-....-..-..
5-1-FirebalI. 104 (Austinl 3
Time--1:1a. Force. Anne McGee. Patriot, Pei
ham and oriIamb finished named.
566l. FIFTH RACE-Five and half fur
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-2-yirgie Case. l0I tprendergast) )..... !
G-1-Lord Clinton. 107 (Austinl .......... 3
Time 10 Is. Niagara. Brunhilde. May
Bride and Henry Williams flushed as named.
5662. SIXTH RACE-One mile; selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
g-2-Miss Alert, 10I (WarreHl Hl.--.............
5-1-Giles, 1a7 (Molesworthl l..-.....-.....-..
5-1-Buna iol ,Creeryl .. o. .
sudduth and George Young finished named
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Putting Contest Will End
St. Mary's Season

The annual punting contest will take
place tomorrow afternoon on the st.
Mary's college campus. The contest
is open TO all the members of the red
and blue Rugby squad. though the pos
sibilities of securing the trophy are
strongest in favor of half a dozen first
team players.
stimulus is given the punting con-
test at st. Marys by the NJ. J. Keller
punting trophy. prize competed for
each year by the football players To-
morrow's contest marks the last ath-
letic event of the year
Among the students likely to dis
tinguish themselves are the following
Louis Diavila. James NJ. Smith, Howell
Gann, David Pantosky, Regis Starrett
William Donnelly, Michael OConnell,
Elmo Leonhardt and Spence Dickson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
MEETING OF LEAGUE
ADTOURNS WITHOUT
SELECTING PRESIDENT
HcYdIer WithdrdWS Name TO Bring Out
Doubtful Vote and Louisville
Man Is Nominated

president
the in
/ Robert w. Brown Louisville John
allow
Philadelphia
would
expected Fogel
Brooklyn seconded by John Brush of New
received by Ward those of the New York.
Brooklyn nd Chicago clubs
the
he Stanley
OF o. Dovey
adjourned
AFTERNOON
Philadelphia presidents stood.
The deadlock similar that OF eight when four clubs
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
MARRIAGES

SEUMAN-BARG-fn This city. December u,
1909 by the Rev. j II. Schroeder, James V:
Neuman and Anna d. Barg, both Of Redwood
City. Cal.
PFAENDLER R-BATTENFELD-In this city
September -. 1909. by Frank Stuart Ford,
pastor First Christian church. Henry Joseph
Pfaendier and Margaret Frances Battenfeld,
both of San Francisco.
ZwERIN-CoHES-In this city November 30.
1909 before Justice of the Peace Isidor Golden.
Philip NJ Zwerin and Doris Belle Cohen, both
of San Francisco.