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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
CHURCH DEDICATED
BY NOTED PRELATE
Archbishop Riordan 0fficiates
at Conservation of Hand
some Burlingame Edifice

BURLINGAME, Oct. 3.-St. Cathe-
rine's new Catholic parish church at
Howard avenue and Park road was for
.nally dedicated this morning by Arch
bishop Riordan, attended by large
number of the prominent Catholic
clergy, and in the presence OF a large
congregation Of worshipe-s. The bless
ing of the edifce was followed by a
brief address by the archbishop. in
which he felicitated the parish on hav-
ing. testified to its faith by erecting
such handsome structure.
Following this. solemn high mass
was celebrated. Rev. Father john A.
McAuIiffe acted as celebrant. Rev
Father William Sullivan as deacon, and
Rev. Father w. McGough as sub
Rev. Father M. d. Connolly of san
Francisco. Low mass was celebrated
in the field adjoining the church by
Rev. John Sullivan.
The new church is built in Mission
style. and is a large and handsome
erection is a testimonial of the sue
cessfuI work of Father J. A. Grant in
building up ST. GATHERINGS parish.
which is less than two years old. 1t
now rivals in Importance the other par
ishes OF the peninsula.
Over 500 knights of Columbus were
present at the dedication and at noon
they attended a barbecue served, by
the women of the parish. A special
train took the visitors to San Mateo
at 80 o'clock. The second degree X.
of c. was given at Athletic hall at 2
o'clock and was followed by the third
degree at $3.50. Meantime, the X. of c.
baseball team was having a game with
the San Mateo club at the Corporation
grounds. The knights were defeated
by a score of 13 to 3.
At { o'clock tonight the knights of
Columbus lad banquet at the PENN
sula hotel and about 200 attended
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Bay Counties Meet is Next
On Athletic Bill

The best all around athletes repre-
senting the high schools of San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda
will meet on the Berkeley oval next
Saturday afternoon in the annual field
day of the bay counties high schools.
The entries include many of the per-
formers who made such a good show
ing last year. together with several
newcomers of whom much is expected.
The list of competitors and the vari-
Gus events follow:
so yard dash. first heat-Woods, B.
III. S.; Rose, A. H. s.; Meilett, q. II. s.;
Feehan, o. p. H. 5.
Second heat-Smith, o. H. S.; Skinner,
B. II. S; Maynard, c. s. NJ. A; Dean,
Third heat-Dickson, C. S. NJ A;
Kaufman, B. H. s.; Kelly, A. H. s.;
Cummings. o. II. S.
100 yard dash, first heat-Hollis. c.
S. NJ A; Dean. o. P. H. s.; Melvin, o.
H. S.
Second heat-woods. B. H. s.; Kelly,
A. H. s.; Millet, Q, II; s.; Maynard. c. 5.
Third heat-Dickson, C. S. NJ. A:
Scott. B. II. s.; Miller, F. H. s.; Bangs.
o. III. s.; Howe, c. P. C.
{, 22G yard yard dash first heatmScott, B. T.
Second heat-cummins A. H. s.; Fee
han, O. P. H. S.; Clark. c. S. M. A
Third heat-Stratton, o. II. s.; Appel.
Fourth heat8Todd. o. H. s.: Rogers.
G. s. M A; Krueckel. 0. P. II. S.
40 yard dash-Macaulay, Cummins.
lowe. B. H s.; Appel, c: P. c.; Krueckel,
meyer. o. ii. $; Clark, Gladstone,
$50 yard run-Shattuck, Thorpe. Mac
aulay, A. II. s.; Dewing, Foster, B. H.
s.; Shock, Melvin. f. H. s.; Hartwen.
Woo9 Hapg 9 sfeHsason Hyaso ar9ent Ma1g G6een g. n
s.; Wallace, House, Rankin. c. S. NJ A.
Mile run-Thorpe,. Ninekirk. A H. S;
Hains, Foster. b. III. s.. Melvin, Nc
Knight. F. H. s.; Hartwell, Doyle, G. P.
H. S.; Cole, Heisen, Garret, o. II. s.;
Bell, Wallace. Gilliland. G.. S. NJ: A.
100 yard hurdles-Maclise. Maker,
220 yard hurdles. first heat-Wall-
fish. w. S. I. A; Skinner, B. H. S.; CAL
derwood, o. H. s.
: second e; heat-Maelisss. Maker. Q. H
Relay, one. mile-Alameda, Berkeley,
Oakland, Lick.
:, Pole Gyaultl5smith, Bangs. Todd. 9. g.
p. c.; Kaufman, Brophy, B. H. S.
Broad jump-Smith, Stratton, Millet,
0. H. S.: Wolfe, C. p. c.; Corker, Took
er, G. S NJ A.; =, B.ogardus, 3. peWing,
High jump-MacIise. Maker, Stratton,
Q. H. s.; Street, Feehan, o. P. II. s.;
Kendrick, Colby, C. P. c.; Holman,
House, c. S. NJ. A: Ostrander. Brophy,
Steel. B. H. s.; Christensen. A. H. s..
Hammer throw-Brown, Steel, Villas,
B. H. S.; Haffen, c. S. NJ. A.: c. Hollis,
C. P. c.; Wittenmeyer, Cummings, Mel
vim. o. II. S.; Shattuck, Bruzzone, Kiser,
A. H. S.
Melvin, o. H. S.: Nielsen, o. P. H s.:
r. Hollis, c. Hollis, c. p. c.; Maynard
c.. S. NJ A; Brown, Villas,
Steele, B. H. s.; Bruzzone, Kiser, A.
Fl. S.
Key to abbreviations-B H. S..
Berkeley high school; o. II. s. Oakland
high school; o. p. III. s., Oakland Poly
technic high school; A II. S.. Alameda
high school: C. s. NJ. A, California
School of Mechanical Arts; F. H S.,
Fremont high school; c. p. c., Cogswell
college.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
ORPHEUM PERFORMERS
WIFE DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. E. F. Reynard Expires
After Tedious Railway Trip

Mrs. E. F. Reynard. wife OF Ed F.
Reynard the ventrilOquist who was to
have opened his engagement at the
Orpheum yesterday afternoon. died
shortly before s o'clock yesterday
morning after having suffered several
months from a severe attack OF heart
trouble.
Mrs. Reynard was first taken i'll
about year and a half ago. Her hus-
band persuaded her TO go to a sana-
torium and after few months of rest
the Improvement in her health was
very noticeable. When Reynard ar
rived at Seattle last week his wife was
again afflicted but she nevertheless in
sisted upon accompanying her husband
to this city. The train was delayed and
forced to make a detour around by Sac
ramentO on account of the breaking
down of the ferry boat SolanO at
Benicia. Tuesday evening. and as a re-
suit Mrs. Reynard became much worse
and passed away at the Orpheum an
mex hotel yesterday morning.
Reynard was so grieved that his
opening was postponed until next Sun
day afternoon. The body will be in
tered in a vault at Cypress Lawn
temporarily and later shipped to To-
eldo. the Reynard home. Mrs. Reynard.
while always with her husband on the
road never appeared before the public
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
NATIVE SONS DINNER
caIifornians to Hold Banquet in
Berkeley

BERKELEY, Oct Preparations
have been completed for the annual
banquet TO be given at the Hotel Garlic
tor by the local parlor Of the Native
Sons Tuesday night.
Several matters pertaining to the
order, including the affairs of the Chill
dren's agency, conducted by the order,
and the Berkeley representation at the
fraternal parade 10 be held in San Fran
cisco as part of the Portola ceIebra-
ton, will be discussed.
DR.. c. A. Meek will act as toastmas-
ter for the occasion, and among >the
speakers will be Fairfax Wheelan.
Judge +. J. Lennon, F. II. Jung, Past
Grand President c. w Decker, Judge
II. J. Gesford and P. NJ. Carey, assistant
district attorney of Alameda county.
Places will be set for about 200 guests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Berkeley Program Complete

BERKELEY, Oct 3.-Plans have been
fully arranged for the reception and
entertainment of President Taft during
his visit to Berkeley Tuesday morning.
on the arrival of the special train the
president and his party viii be taken
in automobiles with the Berkeley COM
mittee and Mayor Hodghead for a tour
OF North Berkeley and the university
campus. This automobile parade Will
begin at o'clock and q detachment
Of United States cavalry from the Pre-
sidio. together with the Berkeley
mounted police under the direction Of
Chief Of Police August Vollmer, will
form vanguard for the presidential
party. Mayor Hodghead and Governor
James \. Gillett win ride in the presi-
dents automobile
After a tour of the university cam
pus, which will be patrolled by the
university cadets, the party will pass
10 the Greek theater, where at $3.50
O'Clock Mayor Hodghead Will make an
address of welcome, and. il is expected
President Taft will make a short reply
From the Greek theater the party
viii proceed TO California field, where
the school children of Berkeley, Ocean
View and Richmond viii be assembled
10 greet them The university band
at 10 o'clock the children, under the
direction Of Miss Victorine Hartley of
the Berkeley school department will
sing patriotic songs.
From California field the party will
drive along College avenue to AIca-
traz avenue, the line between Oakland
and Berkeley. and the president will
be taken TO Oakland by the Oakland
committee
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
DEMOCRATS TO GATHER
AT SEATTLE EXPOSITION
Bryan and Governor of Ohio
Address Crowds

SEATTLE. Wash, Oct. 3.-The clos
ing days of the Alaska Yukon-Pacific
exposition will be made noteworthy by
the visits of two distinguished demo-
crats-Governor Judson Harmon OF
Ohio and William J. Bryan Governor
Harmon and his staff and Senator
Charles Dick will assist in the ceIe-
bration of Ohio day next Tuesday and
the governor and senator will speak in
the natural amphitheater on the after
noon of that day
Very different will be the celebration
of Bryan day. October II. Democratic
National Committeeman W. II. Dunphy
of Washington and NJ. A. Miller of
Oregon have sent invitations to all the
democratic leaders in their respective
states. urging them to be in Seattle on
Bryan day.
The democratic state committees in
both states are organizing excursions.
At least 1000 Oregon democrats, head
ed by Senator George f. Chamberlain,
are expected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Baseball Notes


The game had scarcely started before Cap
Mohler registered a kick when Umpire Finney
would not give Davis his base for being hit
by the ball The Seal captain made it so
strong that he was banished by the indicator
man.
Claude Berry got his in the seventh. Berry
protested vehementy when Finney called a
strike on him. and in order to preserve his
dignity the umpire plastered Berry with a So
fine. And then Berry poked out nice hit.
Athletics wired Danny Long yesterday that he
would bring out his full team with him. Mack
says that all OF his stars are still on the
job and that they wild to get out to San
Francisco. Few Of them have ever been here
before.
Every one of the Senators got hit or
better 1t seemed that they could clout every
thing that the two Seal pitchers served
to them. Strange, each inning brought about
scratchy. but these count just as much as
three baggers In the records
McGreeyy and Irwin will umpire the series
In Los Angeles this week, while Toman and
Mccarthy will report at Portland, and Van
Haltren and Finney will do the honors here.
Cal Ewing believes in switching his indicator
around lot In order to keep them on
the alert.
Bodie at home this trip. but he still has plenty
of talent left. He Is going to try a new
stunt that OF playing RoIlie Zeider in center
field. Captain Mohler will be back in the har-
feeling any too well at present. He I'M
able to play yesterday. afternoon. so Pitcher Ed
Griffin sent to chase the flies out in the
right garden. He played nice game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
BERKELEY TAG DAY
PROVES A SUCCESS
Benefit for Free Factory Clinic
Nets Over $1,000

BERKELEY. Oct. 3-The tag day Of
ficials. under the direction of Mrs. Hen
~ Martinez and Mrs. ]. Z. Calkins, have
not completed totaling the results Of
the affair held yesterday for the benefit
Of the Berkeley clinic. free hospital
furnishing medical aid 10 the factory
districts about West Berkeley.
Although the final result has not yet
been obtained, reports from districts
already counted amount to slightly
more than $4,000, which was more than
was expected by the committees.
Discoura cement was felt during the
first part Of the day by the sellers of
tags over the fact that a large number
Of workers failed to report for duty, but
this was made up for by selling tags up
90 s O'Clock in the evening, instead OF
closing at g. The total amount VIII be
- ~ fonnor~aEz
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
GREEK LAB0RERS'
STRIKE is SETTLED
Men Will Return to Work in
Utah Copper Plant

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 3-The
strike of 900 Greek laborers in the
Utah copper company's plant was set
tied tonight. 1t is said that conces-
sions were made that were mutually
satisfactory.
Sheriff Emery arrested two of the
strikers. Ed Kordowodovis and Michael
Kordusuntas, and brought them to Salt
Lake City The former is charged with
fiourishing a revolver last night when
the men demanded that several Greeks
who had been arrested be liberated.
Kordusuntas,. it is said, is the man
who. when the demand of the strikers
for more wages was refused, precipi-
tated the strike by giving the signal
by tipping his hat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Will GREET TAFT
Plans for Reception to Chief
Executive Across the Bay
Fully Completed

OAKLAND. Oct. 3.-Most enthusias-
tic among those who are to welcome
President Taft on his visit to Oakland
Tuesday are the school children OF
Alameda county. The day has been
declared a holiday, and thousands of
BOYS and girls win line the route of
march. flags in hand. to cheer the ma
tion's chief executive as he passes by.
The Oakland public schools viii be
centered at Thirteenth and Madison
streets. The boys and girls viii be
under the care of their teachers. The
private schools will be in Harrison
boulevard between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, and around the cor
ner in Nineteenth street. The school
children Of localities other than Oak
land will be located between the pri-
vate schools and the Oakland public
schools.
President Taft is expected at the Key
Route hotel shortly after 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. He viii leave
Berkeley and be welcomed at the
boundary line by distinguished citizens
Of Oakland On his arrival at the
Key Route hotel he will be welcomed
by Mayor Mott. From that point he
viii be escorted to Thirteenth and Fal-
lon streets. where he Will deliver his
address. The line Of march will be
from the hotel along Twenty
street 10 Webster, to Grand avenue, to
Harrison boulevard. TO Nineteenth
street, TO Jackson, TO Lake, to Madison,
TO Thirteenth. 10 Fallon. AT the con-
clusion Of the exercises at the review
ing stand the march will be resumed
along Fallon street to Twelfth, to
Broadway, TO Fourteenth. TO Washing
ton. to Twelfth, to Broadway, and
thence to the water front, where the
president viii embark for San Fran
cisco.
The order of the parade will be as
follows:
Mounted police outriders. captain in command
Of platoon Of police. Thirtierh United States in
fanfry band. Lieutenant Colonel Pfster in general
command Of troops, marines and naval appren-
tees. Adjutanr Captain r. Erwin, infantry bat
falions. marines from Mare island. led by band.
apprentices from Yerbs Buens island. with band.
Lieutenant p r. Curdts commanding; Chief Of
Police Wilson and aids on horseback, presidents
carriage. police Outriders. presidential party in
carriages. platoon Of police. carriages containing
remainder Of presidential party and invited
guests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
MAY NAME FORESTRY
BOARD IN SAN MATEO
Supervisors Urged to Protect
Ornamental Trees
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Oct. 3.-A move
ment is on foot in San Mateo county
to form a board of forestry. which
shall have exclusive charge of all
shade and ornamental trees upon the
public roads and highways of the
county The members of the board
are to serve without compensation. but
they will have the right to appoint a
forester to work under their direction
at salary not exceeding $3.50 month.
The board of supervisors has re-
ceived a letter from L. z. Aubury of
Easton asking that the matter be at
tended to at once and declaring that
they are authorized to do so under an
act of the last legislature.
Aubury says that as there is move
ment under way for the betterment of
roads, surely the trees lining them
should be protected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
FIND MONEY SACKS
DROPPED BY ROBBERS
Posse Unearths Clew to Crim-
inaIS Who Looted Bank

GLENWOOD SPRINGS. Colo. Oct 5.
Thesfirst eIew to the robbers who held
up the Citizens national bank of this
city last week and took with them
$40. 900 was found today. when a posse
of young men found two money sacks
in gulch some distance from the
place where the horse was shot from
under one Of the bandits.
There Were two sacks. short pistol
and a pair of straps, evidently used
to tie the sacks.
These straps have been traced to the
probable ownership of one of the sus-
poets arrested in connection with the
robbery. He has been found TO own a
suitcase from which straps are MISS
ing. and those found ut the case.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Women Golf Experts Will
Play for Championship

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The most
promising field that has ever teed off
in the women's golf championship will
begin play In the qualifying round of
that event tomorrow morning over the
links of the Marion cricket club at
Raverford, Philadelphia suburb. Spe-
cial interest is lent by the presence of
five players from abroad, including
Miss Dorothy Campbell, who won the
womar's title this year at st. Andrews.
the most difficult of all courses. Miss
Frances Teacher, who was Scottish
woman champion in 1907, will be an
other Miss Katherine Harley of Fall
River is the present title holder.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
CONGREGATION PLEDGES
$5,77S.60 AT MEETING
Moderate Amounts Promised in
Absence of Wealthy

OAKLAND, Oct. 3,-To raise a debt
of $4,000 on the Twenty third avenue
Baltist church, the members pledged
themselves at one meeting to pay into
the treasury $5,7TS.60
The amounts pledged were moderate
there being no wealthy persons in the
church The standing debt was S5 900
and another $1,000 was recently spent
in improvements.
The whole debt will be paid by the
congregation without help from any
outside sources. Rev. c. E. Maxfield is
pastor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
GEORGE OTIS SMITH TO
ACCOMPANY BALLINGER
Director of u. S. Geological Sur
vey to Visit Hetchy Hetchy

George Otis Smith, director of the
United States geological survey. arrived
here yesterday after spending a week
in Goldfield attending the mining con-
gress. He is at the ST. Francis and
will remain here until Secretary of
the Interior Ballinger comes next week,
when the two will go to Yosemite and
the Hetch Hetchy valley.
A visit to Truckee and an examina-
tion of the water power conditions
there is also on the program BalIinger
is expected here in about a week
r. B. Marshall. chief geographer of
the geological department.. is also at
the ST. Francis. He has been in the
Yosemite, brining the administrative
maps up to date.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
LARGE DELEGATION OF
BOTTLERS VISITS CITY
New Workers Come to Coast Be-
fore Going to st. Paul

Seventy-two members of the Ameri-
can Bottlers' association arrived on a
special train yesterday from New York
to visit San Francisco before attending
the annual convention to be held at St
Paul October IL, 1S and IA. The party is
made up of New Workers exclusively
Yesterday was spent in visiting points
of interest in the city and what was
not seen will be visited today. The
party will leave in the evening direct
for St Paul. They are registered at
the FairmOnt
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
BREAKS INTO HOUSE, is
HIT WITH MOP HANDLE
PostOffice Driver Resents Intru-
sion of Neiqhbor

OAKLAND, Oct. 3.-Frank Mcguire.
q laborer Of 703 Franklin street, tried
10 break into the dwelling of Lytton
Sweeney, a mulatto, a driver for the
postoffice, at 500 Second street this aft
ernoon, and had TO be treated at the re-
ceiving hospital for a scalp wound
which Sweeney inflicted with mop
handle
There had been long standing enmity
between the men. and Sweeney had re-
peatedly, according to police reports,
warned Mcguire to stay away from the
Second street place. This afternoon
Mcguire while under the influence Of
liquor disregarded the warning and a
tight was the result.
Policeman Tusher was called and he
took Mcguire TO the hospital Both men
were arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
GOVERNMENT TAKING
UP HOMESTEAD LAND
Files Contests Against Unlawful
Tenures in Colorado

MoNTRoSE. Colo, Oct 3.-The gov
ernment is seeking to regain control
of more. than 10000 acres of land in
the Uncompahgre valley.
A special agent has been investigat-
ing homesteaders' rights and has filed
formal contests against 40 persons
on the ground that they have not con-
formed with the law.
1t is said that many who have not
lived on the land will relinquish their
rights without a contest. The land will
be reopened for entry, the date to be
fixed later.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
JAILED FOR
RUNNING POKER GAME
Police Raid Gambling Game in
Berkeley House

BERKELEY, Oct. "A Japanese
poker game conducted at 2113 Berke-
lev way was raided last night by OFF,
GERS Morrill,, Wilson and Matson of the
Berkeley force and two of the players
taken into custody, the money found
on the table being confiscated by the
police as evidence. The prisoners were
/. Tataki, living at 202S Addison street,
and Frank Tuchiula of 2313 Telegraph
avenue. They were released on $40
bail and will appear before Justice of
the Peace Robert Edgar tomorrow
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
NEW RECTOR OCCUPIES
PULPIT AT BERKELEY

BERKELEY. Oct 3.-Rev. H H.
Powell, successor to Rev. James Hume
as rector of St. Matthew'S Episcopal
church, West Berkeley, took charge
and occupied the pulpit yesterday. For
three months. pending the appointment
of a rector, Rev. NJ. f. MCGOWAN of the
San Mateo Episcopal theological semi
nary conducted services.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
UPPER FRUITVALE FOR
OAKLAND ANNEXATION
Meeting of Citizens Almost Unit
in Favor of Project

FRUITvALE, Oct. 3.-A vote of 173
out of a total of $50 present was regis
tered as favorable to annexation to
Oakland at a meeting which was held
last night at upper Fruitvale. Those
in attendance represented large terri
tory in that section.
Among the speakers who urged argu-
ments in favor of annexation were
Councilman Harold Everhart of Oak
land J. J. OToole and r. b. Myers of
Elmhurst and e. Huffaker of Fruit
vale.
George Ingraham and r. H. Silva op-
posed annexation
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Personal Brevities

G j, Young Of ST. Louis is registered at
the Manx.
Thomas W. Hayes OF Boston is registered
at the Stewart.
W. otis spear Of philadelphia is staying at
the Union square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson Of Eureka are
guests at the Manx-
George L. Stevenson Of Chicago is regis
tered at the FairmOnt.
DR.. Wilhelm Cohnstaedt OF Frankfort is a
guest at the FairmOnt.
Joseph Durfee. merchant Of MarysviIe. is
staying at the Stewart.
DR.. aud Mrs. A. Behr OF Pasadena are
guests al the st. Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karr Of Los Angeles
are staying at the St Francis.
Colonel and Mrs. Taylor +. Brown OF Chi
cago are guests at the Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S Crane OF New York
have apartments at the FairmOnt.
George Otis smith. director OF the geological
survey. is guest at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

NATIVE SONS MEMORIAL SERVICES Es-Ala-
media, Oct. 3.--A1ameda parlor No. a. Native
Sons of the Golden West win join In the me
mortal services TO be held by the Oakland and
Berkeley pariors In Oakland. October 10.
Halcyon parlor. also Of this city, will partict-
pate in the services
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
10 STUDY JAPANESE G

TO STUDY JAPANESE QUEsTIoN-Dr. VII
helm Cohnstaedt. who has been In Washington
for the last six months studying the tariff
question for large business and journalistic tn
terests. arrived In this city to study the Japa-
nese question on the Pacific coast. He will
remain here for about 10 days He Is az the
FairmOnt-