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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
TEACHERS MEETING
PROGRAM PREPARED
Sessions of Institute TO Open
March 81 and Continue
for Three Days
Mayor Taylor and Well Known
Educators to Address
Big Gathering

The program for the session. of the
teachers institute. which opens in, the
auditorium of the Mission high school
Wednesday morning, March 81 has
been completed. The sessions, which
viii continue for three days, viii open
at $50 a m and will last until
1890 p. m.
The opening address on the first
day viii be delivered by Superintend-
ent of Schools Alfred Roncovieri Later
Mayor Z. r. Taylor viii address the
gathering and Prof. James Edwin Ad-
dicott. president of the manual train
ing department of the National Edu-
cation association, will deliver the lee
ture OF the day. Art as Related TO the
Industries" Following is the pro-
gram for the three days session:
$50, address. Technical Education in Great
Britain, Ireland and France" Alfred ROncovierl,
superintendent OF common schools; 1910. lee
ture, TIE Song tillustrated), Mrs. NJ 4.
Blanchard; 11:10 recess: II :25. address. Mayor
Edward r. Taylor violin solo selected Miss
school; lecture. Art as Related 10 the Indus
tries" Prof James Edwin Addicott, president
manual training department. National Educa-
tionsl association; 1890 adjournment.
$50. address, Commercial Education in the
United States aud Abroad" James Fe-gusen.
deputy superintendent OF schools. San Francisco;
iot-Rrshmsl Mrs. Cecil W Marx and Mrs p
Van Ness Cox, Miss Mabel Gordon accompanist;
1920, lecture. The Backward Child" Dr.. Per
ciyal Dolmsn. assistant surgeon. Cooper medical
college: il. soprano solo Loves Rapture
lkortheusrl. Mrs Cecil ". Mark; II 10. lecture.
Fundamentals ia Education" Or. Richard Cause
Boone, University OF California; 1890. adjourn
menr
$50, lecture The Modern School Cllus-
trated with stereopticon viewsl Prof. James
Edwin Addicott. 1870. recess; 10:45. address
Observations on the Elementary Schools OF Great
Britain. Madame Celina X. Pechin. principal OF
jean Parker grammar school Ii 10. tenor solo.
Mother q Mine" lkipling Tours, Mackenzie
Gordon, Frederick &Rurer accompanied: 1f:30,
lecture, Thinking and Doing Dr. Richard
Cause Boone; 1890. adjournment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Footlight Notes

Sporting Life" will be an early at
traction at the Valencia.
Are You a Mason" follows when
We Were Twenty-one" at the Alcazar.
Otis Skinner in THE Honor OF the
Family" will follow Richard earle at
the Van Ness theater.
The New York Idea" in which Mrs.
Fiske made one of her greatest sue
cesses, will be produced at the Belasco
Ralph Stuart has been engaged by
Barton and Wiswell for period of
Ave years. He will come to the Pacific
coast next fall in series or romantic
plays.
When Richard Garlic last appeared in
California he was just beginning his
stage career. That was is years ago,
Bargain" and in "A Country Sport"
Albert Brown, who played the leading
role in paid in Full' at the Van Ness
theater recently. will assume his duties
as leading man at the Valencia theater
April 26. Josephine Brown viii be an
other newcomer In the Valencia cast.
Norman Hackett at the head of a
strong supporting company is coming
to the American theater Easter Sum
day in Classmates" by William c..
de Mile and Margaret Turnbull. Glass
mates" is the play in which Robert
Edeson scored big success.
The mechanical and artistic forces of
the Alcazar are already busy with prep
arations for the forthcoming produc-
tion of Under Two Flags Stage
Director Butler promises that the scene
which discloses, Cigarette in her eques-
trianism will be thrilling.
Like Annie Laurie. Nina Davis has a
long neck. She is one of Richard
Carle's players and appears as the
needy" nurse. Her claim to dlstinc-
that even ALA Nazimova and Ethel
Barrymore boast of throats no longer
than hers.
When General Ballington Booth. head
of the Volunteers of America, was In
San Francisco recently he concluded
arrangements with the Valencia man
agement for benefit performance of
are to go to the orphans home which
is conducted by the Volunteers.
The Black, Patti troubadours. which
follow Daniel Sully at the American
theater. are now making their thir-
teenth annual American tour, and this
season the vocal equipment of the or
ganization is said to be better than
ever Sissirietta Jones, known as the
Black Patti, and who has often sung
with great success in this city. is said
TO be in splendid voice. and Managers
Voelckel and Nolan have surrounded
her with excellent support The two
act musical comedy, THE Blackyille
Stroliers,'' is this years offering.
BY a decision rendered last week in
the United States circuit court of ap-
peals in New York moving picture
exhibition is held to be a stage repre-
sentation violative of the rights of
the authors copyrighted book or play
The question arose IN a suit brought
by Klaw 4 Erlanger and Harper Broth
Hers to restrain the Kalem company
"Ben Hur' on a moving picture screen.
Twin Peaks parlor of the Native
Sons of the Golden West will partici-
pate in a theater party at the Valencia
this week to see Pretty Peggy" The
Hanoyeraner verein has taken the Va
lencia for an evening in April. and the
combined courts OF the Independent Or
der of Foresters win give a two nights
benefit at the Valencia In May
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Music in the Park

Following is the program of music
in Golden Gate park today:
Anthem. "Star Spangled Banner
March, Coronation '..........,..Ei Eiienberg
Waltz. "BIue Danube .............S Strauss
Overture Lies Diamants de la Couronne'' '.Auber
(By request)
Selection ''Ernani'' ...................v Verdi
Three quotations: (a) Army Marching
Past" OBJ II Too Was Born in Ar
cadia." (cl I'm Darkest Africa" .Sousa
Mosaic, Lucretia Borgia". "........-.- Donizeth
March, "Indienne' ................Sel Sellenick
Fantasia. albion Observation-Disclosures. Baetens
Introducing English. Irish and Scotch favorite
melodies.
'Sercnade .......>.............S .SchuDert-H0rSt
(By reluest.l
March, Piedmont .........G. Koppitz
America Observation-Disclosures.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Hll.on,. Tosgerx Omen

Monday, March 2s we shall open our.
new shop in the Elkan Gunst building.
corner Geary and Powell streets. You
are cordially invited to be present. We
shall have on display an entirely new
line of imported and exclusive designs
In waists, neckwear and belts. Hilson's 8
Ladies' Toggery. opposite st, Francis
hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO
DISCUSS DELINQUENCY
Judge Murasky Also Expected
to Address Gathering

The woman's auxiliary of the juvenile
court will hold its regular meeting to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the Detention home, Harrison street
near Tenth, when The Causes of De-
linquency" will be discussed. Mrs f.
L. Baldwin, the president, will be in the
chair and it is expected that Judge
Murasky will be present and speak.
Others interested in juvenile work will
address the gathering.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
LAsT "PoPr CoNCERT-Tl

LAST POP" CoECERT-The final concert to
be given this season by the Lyric quartet viii
take place this afternoon at Lyric hall under
the management Of VIII Greenbsum. The after
viii be devoted TO Schubert. Mrs. Cecilia
Decker Cox. contralto; Miss Therese Ehrmann
pianist: Miss Lydia Reinstein. accom- PIANIST and
A. Nielsen, yioloncellst, viii assist. SPECIAL
feature OF the program VIII be the performance
OF the Schubert quintet
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Dr. Ainsworth. the Prominent PhyHi-
ctzn. saysi

Il can truly say that I consider DeAflrscle TIE
ozlT rehabls preparation On the market foc the
removal Of super6uozs hair. I have used many
preparations for that purpose, but none gave me
satisfaction Until I t-isd DeAfiracie. but ~ II
Ind preparation that VII do all that Is claimed
sor It By the manufactures and which gives per
9eet Est.ztectioa IN al cases"
Better take Doctors advice; don't Be deceived
with fake free treatments. Remember, DeMiracle
IS the only method 81 the world which IS in
dorsed BY phyEicssns. surgeons, derns tologists
medical journals and prominent magazines
Dealirzcle mailed, sealed In plain wrapper. Sor
g. your money back without question mo red
tapel n e falls to DO all thst Sc claimed for It.
Booklet free. A plain sealed envelope by the
De8lracle Chemical Co, deek 4. 1908 PARK av
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az. 18Th 81. and Broadway, 10th and washing
Tor ats. and ali good stores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
CLOSING OF MAILS
FOR GREAT BRITAIN
Schedules That Will Apply for
Month of April

The following mails for Great Brit
ain and Ireland will close at the main
postoffice. Seventh and Mission streets.
at the following times during the
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
FREE DEAFNESS CURE

a remarkable offer by one OF the
leading ear specialists in this country,
who Will send two months medicine
free to prove his ability TO cure Deaf
ness. Head Noises and Catarrh. Address
DR. C. M. Branaman. 146 East 19fh
Street Kansas City, Mo-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

CHECK PROVED WoRTRLEss-John F.
Creamer, $500 Mission street obtained war
rnnt yesterday for the arrest OF n. H Medcraft
Oh charge Of nsssing a fictitious check for S2l~
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

Dispatches marked with . are advance dis
patches All others are connecting dispatches.
fIrelsnd only sLetter mails only. 'Great Britain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

EXPLOSION INJURIES MANY - PittsburS
March 27.-Ten persons were injured, three ser1
ously, and several dwelling houses were damaosd
today by natural gas explosion at 25l2 Fifth
Gaping and to-day became ignited in some IN.
known manner
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

! Like Annie Laurie. Nina Davis has a
| long neck. She is one of Richard
Carles players and appears as the
needy nurse. Her claim to dlstinc-
ton rests only partially on the fact
that even ALA Nazimova and Ethel
Barrymore boast of throats no longer
than hers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28

When General Ballington Booth. head
of the Volunteers of America, was in
San Francisco recently he concluded
arrangements with the Valencia man
agement for a benefit performance of
Peter Pan" the proceeds of which
are to go to the orphans home which
is conducted by the Volunteers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18

ming a massacre Of Russians are be-
lieved to be groundless. but the sit
uation today is most intense.
The liberty-loving Fins have seen
the cloud of complete domination
gradually approaching, and the blow
did not strike them wholly unpre-
pared.
Following the dissolution of the
diet it is feared here that Russia will
proceed with the annexation of the
province of Viborg, and it is expect
ed that this little oasis of civiliza-
ton and constitutionalism of North
ern Europe will be overrun by hordes
of Russian cossacks, sent here for
the purpose of Occupation" The
coming of the Cossacks, described
here as bloodthirsty eighteenth CEN
tury savages, is sure to be followed
by the usual accompaniment of mas
sacre and cruelty.
T Nominally Russia means only tc
annex Viborg, but the Fins know
that once the Russians come into ths
country they will not leave. They
are asking why the $4,000 Russian
troops have already been massed al
nearby strategic points.
For years the Russian reaction.
/ lists have been urging the incor-
alton of Viborg with Russia. ON the
ground that It would be supremely
useful in case of war. Not much urg.
ing was needed to obtain the consent
of the Russian government. Some
weeks ago = Incorporation was de-
cided upon. and 1t was arranged that
1t should take place before Christ.
mas. In preparation, the Russians
have set up new batteries directed
against Helsingfors on the forts oi
Sveaborg. Russian garrisons in this
vicinity have been redoubled. Five
regiments of Cossacks already have
been let loose over four towns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18

by zelayas' forces, according to Mic
raguans at Panama, in an effort
to stamp out the rebellion against
him.
A cable received here today from
Cape Garcias says the steamer I'M
perator of the Bluefield Steamship
Company will attempt to run the
blockade at Greytown some time to-
day. The vessel carries four six
pound guns.
According to the dispatch. Ze-
laya's forces are bottled up securely
in Greytown by the revolutionary
forces under General Chamoro, and
they are in desperate straits. Many
of the government troops are dying
from sickness contracted from the
marches through the swamps. Sup
plies are getting short.
1t is said that the troops will be
compelled to surrender in few DAYS
unless the Imperator, which is load
ed with supplies, succeeds in running
Provisional President Estrada's
blockade and reaches Greytown.
Estrada has prepared for such a
contingency, and has a large block
aiding force guarding the harbor en-
trance, and another force fortified
on the beach before the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
SAYS THE HOBOES
HAVE NO MANNERS

A communication has been re-
ceived from H. N. Dryer of Una
tilla by the Railroad Commission
severely censuring the tolerance on
the part of the Oregon Railroad &
Navigation company of hoboes hang
ing about the station at Umatilla and
conducting themselves in a dis
gusting and unbearable manner" as
Mr.. Dryer states it.
The correspondent says that there
is a class of men continually lauter-
ing about the Umatilla station who
have not the slightest regard for
the comfort of others and who wan
tonly spit about the place, smoke
and use profane language in the
presence of ladies and other re-
spectacle citizens. He has asked
the commission to investigate these
matters and help. Eliminate them if
possible.
Portland plans 80 miles of paved
streets next year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
TO RESTOCK COLUMBIA
WITH SOCKEYE SALMON

The Columbia river will be re-
stocked with Sockeye salmon as a re-
suit Of visit during the past week
of United States Fish Commissioner
George III. Bowers of Washington. d.
@. He has ordered q shipment of
100000 Sockeye egges fro mthe Yes
Bay (Alaska) hatchery, to be de-
livered to the Bonneville hatchery
and the young fry will be turned into
the Columbia. During the past few
years the Sockeye has been growing
scarce In the Columbia. but 1t is be-
lieved that this fine variety of COM
mercial fish will be propagated in
sufficient quantities to meet the raw
age of the fishermen by restocking
the river
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
DIETS REFUSAL TO CONTRIBUTE
TO MILITARY FUND THE CAUSE
Russia Dispatches Many ReggentS Of Bood-thsty Co.'S
sacks Into the Field and Makes Hasy Preparations fog
HoSIes in Case of Resist anCe-EuOpe Awe-struCk by
the Move on the Part of Russia.

Helsingfors Nov, 1S.-The Fin
nish diet, the last legislative body of
Finland, preserved from Russian
domination, was dissolved today, and
the country is an uproar.
The action is regarded as the be-
ginning of the end of Finnish inde-
pendence.
Undoubtedly the Fins will oppose
the new state OF affairs violently,
and armed resistance of Russia's ag-
gression may be attempted.
The dissolution was the result OF
the diets refusal to authorize a
contribution of $4,000,000 to the
Russian military fund.
The senate, stuffed with Russians
passed. the measure, but the diet re-
jected it.
For the last week Russian resi-
dents have been leaving Finland, foI
fear of an uprising against them.
Reports that the Fins were plan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
yiborg

Tavasttohus. Helsingfors, Viborg
and Fredrikshamm.
The fortress island OF Harraka
which played such an important part
in the last mutiny of the garrisons
here, has been made ready for hos
tilities. The fortiflcations are being
strengthened, and the blasting Of
rock continues daily.
Harraka and Sveaborg completely
command Helsingfors, and make any
resistance on the part Of the town al
most out of the question.
News Shocks Europe.
London, Nov. 1S-The news OF
the dissolution of the Finnish diet
and the prospect of military oceu-
patton and subsection of the little
nation by Russia was received with
shock throughout Europe, though
il has been expected.
Finland is one of the bright spots
of northern Europe and place OF
special attractiveness to the trav-
eler. For many years Il has been
one of the most pleasant holiday re.
sorts of Europe.
Visitors have found themselves
welcomed by the kindly Inhabitants
They have wandered happily among
its wide, quiet lakes and islands
and they have amused themselves
in its gay Partisan little capital.
SO the crushing of the Finnish
independence is felt keenly and per
sonally by thousands, as well as be
ing looked upon as n significant DO
litical event.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
HOLDS LIFE OF ROY
AS PRIoE OF LIBERTY

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 1S.-The un-
known desperado who Tuesday shot
and seriously injured Policeman
George Fleming, at Nampa, is today
surrounded by posse of citizens at
the farm of George Cofin, three
miles north of .Nampa. Heavily
armed, the stranger, who is Fin
lander, occupies the upstairs room Of
the ranch house and with him Is q
young son of Coffin, whom he threat
ems to kill IL any attempt is made to
arrest him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
|UNDREDS ARE SLAIN
FOR FAVORING REVOLT
Sany Women Have Been Taken
Into Custody and Subjected to
ment TroOps-Zelaya is Making
Troops-ZeIaya Making Strenuous
Effort to Stamp Out Rebellion.
[uN1rrp pnnsa 1nAsnp w1nn.l

New Orleans. La, Nov. 1S.-Ter-
br reigns in Nicaragua today, ac-
Drding to cables received from
.anama, where refugees are arriving
great numbers. Hundreds of men
re being put to death for assisting
rovisional President Estrada in his
EVOLUTION against President Zelaya.
Five hundred men have been shot
Iithout trial, according to the refu-
|ees who are telling tales of horror.
Die government troops are arrest
hg men suspected of being sympa-
hy of revolt. and a number of wo-
ben likewise have been taken into
hstody and compelled to suffer hu-
hiliating indignities, according to
be reports given by the refugees.
Houses are being searched, and
p some instances have been burned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
MAKING A HEROINE
OF YOUNG MuRDREsa

Auburn. Cal. Ntv. lS.-COntribn-
tions are pouring in on Alma Bell.
OF her sweetheart, Joe Armies.
Last nights mail contained a mon
ey order for 800 from ID. b. Walk
er. multi-milllonaire OF Santa Bar
bara. Walker. who formerly lived
In st. Louis. h a Southerner.
The girl today received 35 letters.
three books and several bauqueta.
Several Of the letters contained gifts
OF money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
VALIDITY or CLAIMS
TO BE INVESTIGATED

Seattle. Wash. Nov, I8.-In tho
federal building In this city today.
Special Commissioners W. J. Me-
Gee, representing the general land
Office, began taking testimony as 10
the validity OF the Cunningham Coal
land claims In Alaska. which. on ac-
count OF the magnitude of the issues
and the prominence OF those COM
cerned. have become the subject OF
national scandal involving high
officials OF the Tast administration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18

II is reported from Mill City that
vicinity. especially around camp No
2 and the weather has been excep.
tlonally cold. n Is probable that lhe
present warm weather will drive d
portion OF the white drees on but
there is no fear entertained by the
river men that high water will result
In the Santlam district rain Is foll-
ling. but the 8aniiam river has not
heeun 40 raise m the mauner lt usu.
ally does NJ the least prcrocaiion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
An ExpensIve RIaze.

Manton, Cal, Nov. 1S.-The saw
mill OF the California Power COM
pany, near here, was burned yester-
day, together with a large quantity
of lumbe, entaillng a loss of $40,-
900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18

Portland plans so miles of paved
streets next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
MRS. sTETsON rs
EXCOAfAfUNICATED

Bfoaton. Mass. Nov 1S.--Mrs.
Augusta Stetson, former leader OF
IN New York. the second IN import
ance In the Eddy cult. was today. by
order of the board Of trustees. foA
mally excommunicnied and her
name ordered stricken from tbs
church 3oli
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18
FRIGHTFlJk HOLOCAUST
AvERTED BY NURSES
Nurses Discover the Fire in Time
to Sound Alarm and Assist in the
Rescue OF Many Helpless Patients
From a Terrible Fate--Those Who
Were Able Fled.

San Francisco, Nov 1S.-Opiy
the heroic work Of the nurses at st.
Lukes hospital prevented q holo-
caust early today when a fire, which
gutted the California Ladies' Mater
nifty Home. in the Mills annex of the
institution was discovered. II, Is be-
lieved the FIRE was uf incendiary or
igin.
When the alarm was sounded the
patients became panic-sti'ielten. and
those who were able fed from the
structure In their night clothing,
The helpless ones were carried to
safety by the nurses. assisted by po-
licemen and firemen. who arrived q
few minutes after the alarm had
been given.
San Francisco, Nov 1S.---Thomas
Saunders. porter. recently dis
charged from the California Ladies'
Maternity Home, which was burned
early today, the occupants narrowly
escaping with their lives. through
the heroism Of the nurses, was Mt
rested today and taken In charge by
Captain OF Detectives Anderson.
DIR. Shields, a member of the hos
pital stan of phvsieians told the po~
/ lice that he saw Saunders AT the hose
pital late yesterday, and THAT the
former porter said.
"I'm sorry I've got to do this, but
you will read about It In the MORN
ing papers"
Shields did not pay much atten-
tion to the man. as he supposed he
had been drinking, and did not know
what he was saying.
Saunders was captured In q sa-
loon. In the act OF washing his hands
He made an effort to escape, but the
place had been surrounded.
When questioned by Captain AM
derson he refused to make any state
ment. Saunders wife Is dead. He
has 14-year-old son, who Is in Dem
yer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-18


Washington, Americans
OF Nicaragua according adyces received from the Managua
the
AS
viii indefinitely
depart on the of he department
. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-21

as nearly worn out as Is possible The
better part of five mosths will pass
before the new system Is working, but
II Is promised to be the best that can
be had and there will be no disturb.
ing inte.im for the phone subscribers
az the new win be installed entirely
independently of the Oh.
On Friday the Mutual Telephone
company passed into fun control OF
the wireless company the additional
stock for the consolidation being is
sued on that date.
During Mr.. Schwerin's stay comes
the report that the United Wireless
Company of the Coast is striving to
make dca, with him whereby he VIII
equip his ships with wireless ami erect
e local station. The deal Is not prob.
able.
The HOLSTER Drug Company at -
annual meeting elected p. A. Parmc-
lee, president; II. A. Parmelce. vice
president: 2eno X. Myers. secretary:
c. II. Ferris. treasurer. and ID. H. May.
auditor.