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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TWO YEARS IN JAIL
TERM FOR Ii FORT
Former Saloon Owner Is SEN
fenced for Assembling Bar
keeper With Revolver

OAKLAND, Oct. 4.-Saved from the
penitentiary and the resulting disgrace
of Imprisonment for felony by his bad
health and youth. A. J. lie Fort was
given a term of two years detention 10
the county Jail by Judge Brown today,
which amounts to conviction on mis-
demeanor charge. Judge Brown said in
response TO a plea for clemeney that
the substitution of a jail penalty for
penitentiary term was all that could
be granted Not only did Judge Brown
express himself as satisfied OF lie Forts
guilt, but he added that he believed
that lie Fort had not told the truth on
the witness stand.
: lie Fort conducted the notorious
Press saloon at EAghth and Franklin
streets and personally got into trouble
by beating II. G. Miller, a discharged
bar keeper on the head with a re-
volver after Miller had sued for his
wages. Miller then left town and could
not be found. lie Fort was convicted
on this charge.
The saloon was held BY the police
to be the headquarters of a gang OF
toughs- The gang was broken up by
the revocation OF the license and the
conviction of Charles Mack on charge
Of robbing Mrs. Edith McCrea in a rear
room Mack has been sentenced to six
years In the penitentiary at San Quen-
tin He has appealed his case, but
lie Fort will serve his time without
protest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
NAMES DELEGATES
Representatives to Pittsbnrg
Convention From Northern
District Are Chosen

ALAMEDA, Oct. 4.-The ministerial
union of the Christian church for the
northern California district met today
in the First Christian church, San
Jose and Park avenues, and named
delegates to the national convention OF
the Christian church TO be held in
Pittsburg, Pa beginning October IL.
The delegates selected were the fol-
lowing: c. r. Perkins. West Side
church. San Francisco; DR.. /. n. Nc
Cash, Berkeley; DR.. ]. Harkin. San
Jose; Rev. G. T. Meeker,' Petaluma;
Rev. G. Lobdell, Chico; Rev. L. Evans,
Sacramento; Rev. d. Stewart, Selma; {;
Rev. r. L. Mediation.
The delegation will depart tomorrow
for Los Angeles, where the delegates
from the Christian church for the
southern California district will join
the northerners and travel with them
to Pittsburg.
Rev. III. j. Loken, pastor of the First
Christian church, presided over the
meeting today.
DR.. John Buckham of the Pacific
theological seminary of Berkeley ad-
dressed the convention this afternoon
on The Day Conception of God" DR..
Albert Shields of San Francisco spoke
tonight on The Emmanuel Movement
and Its Significance
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
SIDEWALK GAMBLERS
PLAYING POKER DICE
New Device Used to Evade Slot
Machine Law

OAKLAND. Oct 5.-Poker dice may
be the street gamblers next cigar
stand pastime. The slot machines went
10 the scrap heaps October 1, when the
prohibitive ordinance passed by the
city council became effective, ana IN
their stead several devices which are
probably not slot machines, as defined
IN the ordinance. have appeared
The instrument most frequently seen
is the poker dice machine. There is
no slot in the box. but the patron hands
10 the clerk behind the counter his
5 cent piece Each nickel entities the
sidewalk plunger TO press a lever.
which projects five cubic dice into the
center Of a protected disk. Each dice
face bears the symbol of a playing
card and the curbstone piker stands
a chance Of a pair Of kings, which
would pay one cigar or better.
So far the police have not molested
the scattered poker dice machines. The
reason for the noninterference, say the
owners of the machines, is that the de-
vices are not illegal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Californians on Travels

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-The following Califor
mans are in New York:
San Francisco-W. A. Doble. Belmont: z
Bickel, s. I. Bickel, Mrs. II. T. Bickel St
Denis hotel; A. II. Potter, Hotel Belmont; q
Hammer. Hotel Seville; d. s. Kidd, Mrs. d. s
J. Leonard, Marlborough: A. M. Lockridge
Seville: :. B. Monson, $. H. Moses Herald
Square; F. B. Beaver, Woodward: z. Saunders
Herald Square: A P. Epstein. Hotel Flanders
Mrs J. NJ. Gamble. Hotel Wolcott: G. Hazleton
Mrs g. HaZleton. Hotel Seville; F.. H O'Brien
Hotel Flanders: r. F. Stewart Astor House: y
s. Thurston. Mrs. J. Fl. Thurston, Hotel Gerard
J. p. Wills. Herald Square.
Los Angeles-Miss ii. Bennett Park Avenue
r. F. Sutherland. Hotel Belmont; ]. V. Sweet
ser. Mrs. j. v. Sweetsers Victoria; r. r. Talbot
Union Square; L. r. Mellers, Hoffman, e. A
Lowe. Martha Washington; Miss Mckenzie
Albany.
Pasadena-N. Lord. Fl. Robinson Plaza hotel
oakland-Mrs. E. Roberts. Murray Hill.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
NATIVE SONS PLAN TO
BANQUET KNOWLAND
HaIcyon ParIor to Entertain
Grand President of Order

ALAMEDA, Oct. 4.-Congressman
Joseph r. Knowland is to be the guest
of honor at banquet to be given by
Halcyon parlor, Native Sons of the
Golden West of this city, OF which he
is a member. He is the present grand
president of the order and since his
election several months ago Halcyon
parlor has been seeking an opportunity
to honor its distinguished member but
his many duties in connection with his
political and fraternal offices kept him
away from Alameda.
The banquet will afford. hnowlands s
fraternal brothers an opportunity to
congratulate him upon his election to
the highest position In the order and
also upon his recent marriage to Miss
Emelyn West of Virginia, which took
place in Chicago last Tuesday,
The banquet is to be held in Oakland
and is being arranged by committee
headed by Herbert ID. Clark.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
The California Promotion Commjttee

tLhe state Central Organization organised in
industrial development Of California So
fPROAOTION: The act OF promotion advance
ment encouragement- Century Dictionary
IiON OF California's interests. 1t has nothing II
sell. II fosters all things tending TO fhe ~
FANCEMENT Of California It Is an aufborft-
on sil matters relating TO California Ir ~
COCkAGES the establishment OF new industries
and rosters those already established II invifes
desirable Immigration 1t presents the onpor-
tunitles and needs oe all fields of business ansl
professional activity 1t Is supported hv nontIsr
subscription and makes no charge for any service
rendered II has afflisted with il 25O Comrner-
eIal ORGANIZATIONS Of the state with combined
membership OF more than 10000 NIeofio~e ~
Representatives OF these orranizafionS sra 49,, ~
semiannnaliy in different parts Of the state
wne.e matters or Callfornia's interest are dis
maintained in Merchants Exchange bldg San
Francisco. CORRESPONDENTS INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
INSURANCEMAN DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Paul Henry Falls Victim to the
White Plague

BERKELEY. Oct. As result of
an attack of tuberculosis Paul Henry,
a member of the family of w. w.
Henry, well known residents of North
Berkeley, died yesterday in Colfax. He
was 2e years Of age and was adjuster
for the North British and mercantile
insurance company.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
morning at the First Unitarian church
for the friends and family and later
services for the immediate relatives
will be held at the Oakland crematory.
Henry is survived by Mr. and Mrs.
". ". Henry of the Northgate. a
brother, William Henry and four sis
ters, Mrs. Charles i. Stoppani of New
York and Misses Aurelia, Alice and
Mary Henry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
CHINA BEGINS TASK OF
CREATING MODERN NAVY
Prince Tsai and Admiral Sab
Planning for Equipment

WASHINGTON, Oct. As a hum
bic beginning in the work OF equipping
China with modern naval establish
ment, Prince Tsai Hsun and Admiral
Sab. naval commissioners. intrusted
with this gigantic task. have taken
steps ito ascertain the number of ex-
listing men of war and vessels" This
done, they win inaugurate a policy, it
is said, of raising the necessary funds
TO enlarge the navy. of fostering naval
education and inspecting the existing
naval bases.
An elaborate plan for the better edu-
cation of Chinese officers of the navy
is said to have been agreed upon.
A movement has been inaugurated to
convert the school in the Whampoa
5ockyards in Canton into a marine en-
gineeriDg college and the naval college
of Chefoo into an imperial navigation
college with an increase in the num-
Der of students.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
SEEKS DAMAGES FOR
LOSS OF BOYS LEG
Lad Rolling Hoop Says Street.
car Crushed Limb

OAKLAND, Oct fl was rolling a
hoop and the streetcar ran over me. It
cut off my leg"
This story told in a high pitched
childish voice by year old Max Krohn
was the ground for suit for $4,000
against the Oakland traction company
which is being tried before Superior
Judge Murphey today
The testimony of witnesses showed
that little was known of the circun-
stances of the case up to the time that
the boy was heard screaming under
the car. He had rolled his hoop against
the streetcar and had been run down.
A. Krohn. father of the child, is prose-
cutting the suit as guardian.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
MASONS TO ENTERTAIN
GRAND LODGE GUESTS
Oak Grove Lodge of Alameda
Will Banquet Visitors

ALAMEDA. Oct. 4.--oak Grove lodge
Of Masons of this city will have as its
guests of Thursday evening, October
IA, the members of the grand lodge of
Masons, which convenes in San Fran
cisco next week. The visitors will be
met at 4:30 p. m. at the Park street
station of the north side line by an
escort of 100 members of Oak Grove
lodge and will be shown over the city
in automobiles, after which they will
be banqueted in Masonic temple.
Worshipful Master James McNutt Of
Oak Grove lodge has appointed COM
mittee TO arrange for the reception
and entertainment of the visiting
brothers.
James Sheeran of this committee has
requested the Park street merchants to
decorate their stores in honor of the
visiting Masons, and the merchants
have agreed to do so.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
SMALL BOYS STEAL
JEWELRY WORTH $50
Armed With Hatchets Youths
Break Into Trunks

BERKELEY, Oct 4-Thieves, be-
iieved to be boys broke into a trunk
owned by r. w. Simonds of 1890
Spruce street, which was stored in
tent at 2033 Bergman street. and Sc
cured a camera valued at $40, a dia-
mond ring valued at 800 and smaller
articles worth $25.
According TO Simonds the trunk was
left in the tent preparatory for re-
moval, but the small boys, armed with
hatchets, anticipated this action.
Another complaint was made against
the Rembrandt art studio of San Fran
cisco when Mrs. L. G. Slusser of 2919
Newbury street complained TO the DO
lice that photograph she had given
to an agent of the company to be en-
larged had not been returned, and that
s1.50 had been obtained for the en-
largement
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES
OUTNUMBER DIVORCES
County Has Balance
on Side of Welded Bliss

OAKLAND, Oct Marriage licenses
to the number of 233 issued during
September. as against 80 DEGREES of
divorce and four annulments of mar
riage, demonstrated the stability of
homes in Alameda county, according to
figures compiled by Chief Deputy Coun-
ty Clerk A. J. Johnstone today.
In eight cases the husbands were
plaintiffs and in % suits the wife was
the moving spirit.
Seventeen DEGREES were granted on
the ground of neglect, twelve for de-
sertion, six for cruelty and one for
intemperance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Oct. 4--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frank B. yeirss Jr., 80, Oakland. and Hulda
Heuer 80, Berkeley.
Charles Forsythe. 25. and Ruby R. Ross. 25,
both OF San Leandro.
Dolly H: Reid. IS. and Cora F. Scott, %. both
of Alameda.
Samuel l.: de Bra p. San Francisco, and Ida
May Fitz. 20. Fruityale. =
Frank T. Reseeh: 81, San Francisco. and Mary
Robert NJ Dsnford- 80. Fort Riley KAN and
Katherine " Hyde 21 Oakland
Herman 7: Anderson. 50, Oakland, and Bertha
4; Martin, "a, and Hazel Lentz, 10, both Of
Oakland.
c. ". Kilian. s4 AIiendsle. and Eva 0. Con-
nor. 81, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
ANNEXATION PETITION
MAY NOT BE SUBMITTED
AIamedans Now Plan to Await
Oakland Election Outcome

ALAMEDA, Oct. 4.-Secretary Ralph
A. Russell " the chamber of commerce,
who is also member of the central
committee on the annexation of Fruit
vale and Melrose to Alameda, said to-
day that the petition which the com
mittee has been circulating to have the
city council call a special annexation
election before the Oakland election
on November 16, would not be pre-
sented TO the city council at it's meet
ing tomorrow night.
II the petition is not filed it will
mean that action on the annexation
project viii be deferred until after the
result OF the Oakland election is
known.
II the petition is filed it is not
thought that the city council will act
upon ii until after November 16.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
DREADED RED SCALE
INFESTS LEMON CROP
Horticultural Commissioners to
Stop Sale of Diseased Fruit

BAKERSFIELD. Oct. 4.-Horti-
cultural Commissioners Burr and Maui
today notified local handlers of lemons
that the greatest of pests, red scale.
feared by citrus growers, has been
found in large numbers in the lemons
here and that the scale had been dis
covered largely throughout southern
California.
Investigation by the commissioners
of the local stock, it is asserted, re-
vealed the presence of the pest, and
the handlers were notified that while
the present stock may be disposed of
after cleaning process shall have
been observed, no more infected lemons
will be permitted to come into the
city.
The commissioners gave notice that
they would watch every shipment and
would conf1scate and destroy any that
proved to be infected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
HELD UP TWICE AND
ROBBED OF NALUABLES
BerkeIeyan Says He Fell Victim
of Thugs

BERKELEY. Oct. claiming he
was twice held up and robbed by thugs
in Oakland, Thomas Wendell. an en-
ploye Of the local postofice. was found
by the police early early yesterday and
taken TO the Roosevelt hospital. where
three stitches were taken in his face
by Doctor Beetle. Wendell declared
that he was robbed of So and a watch
He said that the first attack was at
the corner OF Tenth and Kirkham
streets. Oakland. and after he recov-
cred consciousness he boarded a car
and got of al Twenty-sixth street and
San Pablo avenue. where he was again
attacked
several hours was found BY the local
police.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
BEE OWNERS WANT BEE
KEEPER FOR COUNTY
Supervisors Petitioned to Ap-
point Inspector of Apiaries

OAKLAND, Oct. A proposition to
appoint a keeper for the bees of Ala
media county to ward off disease and
death came up before the board of
supervisors today in a petition for the
selection of Ralph Benton for such a
position. Frank la Tainter and other
bee owners signed the request. Benton
briefly explained that there were 1000
colonies of bees in this county and that
disease was decimating the hives at
Fresno which might easily reach bee
interests here. He argued that scien-
tific inspection of hives, broods and
surroundings would go far toward in
surfing rea1th and prosperity in local
apiaries. Supervisor Foss moved to
take the petition under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
MAKES TWO ARRESTS;
UNJOINTS TWO DIGITS
Policeman DisIocates- Fingers
on Successive Mornings

OAKLAND. Oct 4-Two dislocated
fingers sustained within "a hours, and
each marking the arrest of pugna-
ceous man, are souvenirs carried about
by Policeman c. j. O'Grady. Early
Sunday morning O'Grady used his fist
on Ralph Rosenburg and instantly re-
gretted overlooking his night stick, for
the blow dislocated his thumb. This
was repaired after Rosenburg had been
disposed of.
Early this morning O'Grady placed
John Canty under arrest, Canty show
ing fight and O'Grady forgetting his
night stick again.
This Low dislocated a finger. which
was also reset after the affray was
over
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
MEAN THIEVES STEAL
ICE CREAM AND CAKE
La Jmta Club Mourns Loss of
Refreshments for Dance

BERKELEY, Oct. 4.-The police are
the prank of number of
college boys who entered the kitchen
of the La Junta club house Saturday
night during the progress OF dance
and stole a freezer of ice cream and
several boxes of cakes.
A small screen door in the kitchen
was cut to effect an entrance into the
house.
The La Junta club students reported
to the police that they believe that a
buggy was used in taking the refresh
ments away.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
OMAHA CAR STRIKERS
SEEK REINSTATEMENT
Company Dismisses Temporary
Employees

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 4.-Announce-
ments were posted in the car barns of
the street railway company today noti-
flying all the temporary employees that
their services will not be needed here
after tonight. President Wattles OF
the streetcar company said that from
Saturday morning to IL o'clock tonight,
65 of the employees applied for REIN
statement and that now the company
mas full working force.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
FINED FOR VIOLATING
LIQUOR LICENSE LAW
EmpIoye Caught by Inspector
Pleads Guilty to Charge

OAKLAND, Oct. 4.-Domincio Bre-
concine. employed by the Melrose
winery, pleaded guilty in the police
court this morning, to. selling liquor
without slicense, and Judge Smith
sentenced him to pay 800 fine. He
was arrested by License Inspector
FRANKIE in the act OF selling wine by
the gallon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR GYMNASTIC ms
San Francisco. October 2 19O0.-Sealed proDossls
IN trlpncate viii be received here until II a m
ing al material and labor required to nropsSiv
install certain gymnastic apparatus In The fPo-t
Exchange and Gymnasium at Fort Barry Cs1
according TO plans and specifications on ala 4,
this ofnce. Preference given to articles Of Aner-
tincluding the price OF foreign productions fba
duty thereonl being equal All Information f1,r-
nished application to the Chief Cuarfarr, s<e-
Department OF California, Chronicle Buildinr -.
Francisco. Cal. ROBT. R. STEVENS Chief o. III
y. s. ENGR. OFFICE Boston, Mass. Sent 20
l9O0.-SeaIed proposals for Motor Generator Sets
Motors, Centrifugal Pumps. Transformer ana
Arresters viii be received here until 10
m. Oct so, 1900. and then publicly opened IN
formation on application EDW. BURR. 1t Col
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
MOTHER GOES INSANE
WITH RELIGIOUS MANIA
Wife of Mare Island Man Is
Committed to Napa
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

[SpeeIdl DlsPdtch 10 he Call
VALLEJO, Oct. 4.-Mrs. D. NJ Fra
ser, wife of Mare Island employe,
who two weeks ago became tempo
rarily insane after joining a, religious
order of this city, was committed to
the Napa asylum this afternoon as be-
ing incurable.
1t was thought that a rest at a
-sanatorium at st. Helena would benefit
her materially, but she failed to show
any improvement and consequently had
to be turned over to the authorities.
She is the mother of four small chill
dren whose ages run from Is months
to years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05

fOUNU 5UA04@AN SEN 1ENCED-Nanta koss,
Oct. 4.--John Stetson was today sentenced to
three and half years in San Quentin by Judge
Emmett Seawel on charge of burglary to
which he pleaded guilty last week He con-
fessed to a number Of small thefts from wag-
ons and carriages the street prior to the
one of having entered real estate office and
stealing a typewriter. Stetson Is an assumed
name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
INDIAN
RUNS DOWN WOLVES

SUPERIOR. Wis. March l7.-At
Scion Springs. near here. lives Charley
Taylor half.breed Indian, who might
he a good man To enter In some Of the
big Marathon races.
Taylor is in the wolf hunting bust
ness for the bounty there is i'm il and
catch the wolves by running them
down. He hit the HOT trail of one ot
the timber beasts recently. and over.
took the exhausted animal three days
later He killed 1t with stout club
which he carries when hunting"
Taylor says that there Is nothing re-
markahle about hunting wolves IN
this manner. With SNOW. shoes man
can run down wolf. whose pace is
slower i'm snow. In from one and a hal.
to two days. but Taylor was without
snow shoes. All one needs is endur-
ance patience and the ability TO fol
low the trail OF the wolf after dark.
The Indians usually bunt in pairs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
A. 0. h. BANQUET
THIS EVENING
JUDGE MURPHY PRESiDES AND
REV. M. I. STRiTCH is
CHIEF SPEAKER.

Judge Alfred j. Murphy will act as
POSTMASTER at the banquet TO be Civ
en- in the Griswold House Wednesday
evening by the Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians, and addresses will be de
livered by the Hon. Morse Rohner;
and the Rev. VI. |. Stritch, S. j., the
latter 10 speak on What the lrlsh
have done for the United States.
Judge Murphy will be introduced BY
NJ. F. Barden. county president OF the
A. O. H. Musical numbers will DC
furnished by F. c. Cahill, Miss katf-
leen I.oyett. Miss Mamie Lamb and
Charles A. Lafond. b. b. Schermer-
horn will give r reading.
A musical and literary entertain
ment and banquet will be given in -
Vincent's hall Wednesday evening,
when addresses will be given by the
Rt. Rev. John 5. Foley, Director A. ri.
Griffith, OF the Detroit Museum of Art;
Judge w. f. Connolly, Michael y.
Bourke. George +. Monaghan. Thomas
Fitzgerald. The musical numbers
will be given by Homer Warren. Thorn
as Cotter. Mrs. Emma Beyer-Lewis,
Charles ID. Hoban, Mrs. Ernestlne
anu II.
Banquets will also be given in 81.
Leo's school hall, where p. j. NJ
Hally will act as toastmasterT and IN
the hall OF the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament. Woodward and Belmont
ayes.
81. Patrick day entertainments were
held in IS. Peter and Paul's cathedral
hall. In Holy Redeemer school and In
Holy Rosary parish hall Tuesday
evening. big crowds attending.
More than 900 were present at the
banquet In SIS. Peter and Paufs cathe'
dral hall, the speaker of the evening
being the Rev. VI. |. Stritch, ;. j., OF
Detroit College. who gave sketch or
the Irish people. The boys band OF
st Joseph's Industrial home and the
children OF the parish school furnished
the musical numbers.
The pupils of Holy Redeemer school
gave an entertainment, which included
a playlet built about the achievements
of Brien Boru. The program will be
repeated Wednesday afternoon anu
evening. In Holy Rosary hall, the
Rev. F.. J. Van Antwerp. Judge w. +.
Connolly. Frank Atkinson and car
ence p. Mllligan were among the
sneakers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
DOG SAVES HIS MASTER
FROM INFURIATED BULL

ESCONDIDl. Cal, March l7.-Toss.
ed high in the air by bull. then
trampled on and being butted, r. ID
Borden. rancher. would have been
crushed TO death but for the bravery
and devotion OF his dog
The attack was SO sudden that Bor.
den had no chance TO save himself
and almost before il he knew he was
caught on the bulls horns and thrown
skyward. tie struck the ground with
thump and was partly stunned. In
stantly the bull was on him again.
stamping him with hoofs and butting
him with his head.
Wholly at the mercy OF the beast,
Borden yelled for help. The dog heard
his master and came running to his
assistance. The diverted bull tried In
vain to reach his new enemy. who
harried him on all sides. Then the
bull gave up and retired, leaving Bor-
den hardly able 90 crawl TO his house.
The bull was later shot.