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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

lanky stockings, polka dotted, her hair
tied up in a knot from Sweden and an
idiotic stare that spreads peacefully
over a bland, blonde countenance. She
can certainly dance, and the gallery
wouldn't let her quit No prima donna
/ have ever seen at the Orpheum or
elsewhere has held her audience with
as persistent a grip as did the young
lady in question. ! should tell you
that Miss Chadwick is with her mother
and her father in a sketch called For
jSale-Wiggins Farm" But that
doesn't matter much. The sketch
would still be good if she wasn't with
it, but it wouldn't be on the Orpheum
circuit.
Miss Julie Herne would be queen of
the show if she wasn't on the same bill
with the dancing girl named above.
She is in a sketch of much interest and
suspense, entitled, "A Mountain Gin
derella
1t has not yet become the province
of the dramatic critic to review mani
kins. but it should be. for the last
number on the Orpheum bill is the
best dumb show Of wooden folk that
has ever been out here, and it Is stag
like a real extravaganza.
Edwin Latch, who was to appear in
Dull Care" was detained by the floods
and his place was agreeably taken by
Anna Licheter. who has some new
songs this week.
Among the new corners are the
Josselin trio, who open the bill with a
spectacular acrobatic stunt. Bert How
ard and Effie Lawrence appear in a
sketch, The Stage Manager" which
purports to be a reproduction of an
actual episode behind the scenes. If
it is, want TO be a stage manager
The three YOScarVS this week an
last, are individual and triple hits.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Daughters Death Doubted
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call

RACINE, Wis. Jan. 17.-Mrs- Gladys
Lamberton is the divorced wife Of VIII
liam w. Lamberton, a former resident
of Racine, whose history before her
marriage to LambertoR is unknown
Twenty years ago she was Gladys
French and resided in Chicago After
the marriage the couple went to Los
Angeles and there resided for six years
and were divorced, LambertOn return
ing to Racine and was again married
and divorced a year ago. His second
wife still resides here.
Racine relatives of Lamberton ap-
pear to know little about his first wife
further than after the marriage and
locating in California two children
were born. The court gave the two
children, boy and girl. named Will
liam and Ariel, to the mother, but the
father was to be permitted to see the
children whenever he desired.
The death OF the daughter was re-
ported but snot believed by relatives
here. 1t was thought that Mrs Lam
berton had married a banker at Los
Angeles.
Lamberton was one OF two sons of
William z. Lamberton, a pioneer resi-
dent who owned a large farm near
Racine. On his death he left a large
fortune to his sons. part of which was
placed in a trust fund.
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Ready to Resent Insult

Why, in every possible way.
IF I were to insult my mother and
some one took mallet as big as that
post"-here De Putron Gliddon. indi-
Gated a pillar in the lobby of the hotel
IF some one took a hammer that
big and beat out my brains
He paused 1t was evident that GIid-
don of Oxford was thinking of the re-
volver he thought the millionaire's heir
had. for he calculated: Did that boy
really have gum"
No"
Well, it looked like it," he remarked
gruffiy.
How long have you known Mrs.
Lamberton?"
Not very long. If she were to leave
tomorrow and go to New York some
other man would advise her. At pres
ent she has many lawyers. One is
named Lawler. She has others, and I
have only given her some advice, which
was given her also by better qualified
men"
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Mother Summons Gliddon

& Developments in the quiet hotel give
a different color to the interview. Mrs.
Lamberton's voice was heard over the
phone begging for her legal adviser.
A second time she asked for De Pu-
tron Gliddon. and Gliddon bustled into
the room, where mother and son con-
fronted each other.
II want nothing to do with you"
exclaimed the irate boy. 81 am here
to talk to my mother"
With that the boys hand stole to his
hip pocket with a menacing gesture
and Gliddon disappeared.
The outcome of all this byplay was
that De Putron Gliddon, being an Eng
lish gentleman, as Mrs. Lamberton
protests he is, summoned the police
rather than risk his life at the point
of revolver in the young buffers
grip.
How did l know he had no gum
queried G1iddon when interviewed. ''rhe
boys hand went back to his pocket,
and never take chances in such cases.
telephoned to the police and asked to
have the boy removed.
1T was my object TO protect Mrs.
Lamberton. No man would have q
woman insulted, and never in my life
did l hear a lad use such billingsgate
as William did,
But what were these insults heaped
upon Mrs. Lamberton by her SOM" he
was asked.
Why, all manner of things"
Did the son attack her character
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Plot to Cheat Boy Denied

"The boy in Jail says that you are
trying to beat him out of his money
with the aid of his mother" he was
told
That Is absurd" replied Gliddon. IT
could not possibly be a benefactor.
You see, when Lamberton and his wife
were divorced the father was made the
guardian. AS a matter of law, Mrs.
Lamberton has no right to give him
money / have myself told the lad his
father was his guardian, and so far as
he legally was concerned, he has no
mother. At present. If he would leave
town and not come back, I would not
charge him in the police court. But
If 1 thought he would bother his moth
er I think it would be good to send him
to the reform school. If I mentioned
that he probably would leave.
Say, he said with sudden inspira-
tion, you go to the jail-you can do it
and tell this boy that he ought to
leave town, and that I will not prose-
cute him If he does"
Mrs. Lamberton gives version of
the chamber scene, when she heard the
hot reproaches of her son, only slightly
variant from that of Gliddon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

first favorite and it is decidedly the
correct thing to have muff neck piece
and toque en- suite. Toques are very
large and are trimmed with the head or
tail Of the animal, a rather fat bunch
of velvet flowers or a stiff bunch of
aigrettes held by a gilt or jeweled or
nament.
Many fox furs are worn. White fox
is especially smart for young girls.
OF all the year January is the best
time to buy furs, as then one in enabled
to get expensive skins at a liberal re-
duction. No one this season need be
aid of special changes in shapes.
Muffs, neck scarfs and stoles will cer-
tainly be In similar styles again next
season, while fur coats can be worn
just as they are for several years. The
'hipless effect and the small sleeves
ere in for long run.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

Los Angeles for some property decided
to her by the divorced lumberman's
wife.
And her own sister won't speak to
her. added the embittered young pris-
oner.
1t is probable that when young Lam
berton reaches his majority in three
years he will become almost mil
lionaire, for his father has promised
him wealth.
Mrs Lamberton says Gliddon is him
self man of wealth. He went to the
Key Route hotel November Is, the same
day she arrived. and both were regis
tered at the same time. Mrs. Lamber-
ton gave her residence as New York.
Gliddon gave none.
Mrs. Lamberton refuses to talk about
the BrySon case
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Good TURNS at Orpheum

] wanted to illustrate this story
with picture of the queen of the Or
pheum show. but a careful manage
ment, fearful, perhaps, of libel suits,
objected. You can never be too care
full, and Miss Ida May Chadwick,
champion buck and wing dancer of the
world. according to Richard K Fox. the
belt giver, should get some portraits
taken of her spirited self as she looks
when she is not the "haw haw girl'
with a makeup like bad dream of Sis
Hopkins.
For Miss Ida is the real headliner
of the show at the Orpheum this week,
in spite of several close contestants
for the place. She is a fright to look
at, with a slim gingham dress, long,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Youth Sent TO Arizona

William Lamberton said he did not
know Gliddon. He first saw his
mothers legal adviser two weeks ago
when he went to the hotel to talk
with her. Mrs. Gladys L. Lamberton
then gave him $50 and started him to
Arizona. The lad went as far as Los
Angeles. then says he decided he ought
to return and plead with his mother.
He arrived in Oakland in the fore
noon and went straight to the Key
Route hotel The staff at that place
knew him from his previous visit as
Mrs. Lambertons son.
The young mans attire was not so
natty as when he left for Arizona, but
it was supposed young Lamberton had
run out of money, which seemed to ex-
plain the purpose of his visit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION

OTTAWA, Kan, January 17.-An ex-
plosion that was heard for a radius
of six miles put the Kansas natural gas
company's pipe line. which supplies
natural gas to Lawrence, Topeka, Leav-
enworth and Atchison. Kan, and st.
Joseph, Mo-. and intermediate points,
out of service early today. Natural
gas users of the towns affected found
trouble in preparing meals and keep
ing warm today. The explosion is be-
lieved to have been caused by high
pressure.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
FOUNDER OF WARD LINE DEAD

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Henry P. Booth.
widely known in shipping circles
throughout the world, died her last
night aged 73. Booth, with James Z.
Ward, inaugurated the first regular line
of boats between New York and Havana,
which in 1880 developed the Ward line.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
The California Promotion COMMITTEE

(The State Central Organisation Organized in
1902-An association for the commercial and
Industrial development OF California;
PROMOTIONS. The act OF promotion, advance
menf. encouragement Century Dictionary
The committee has for its object the PRO
NOTING OF .Calffornia's interests It has moth
ing to sell II fosters all things tending to the
ADVANCEMENT OF California II Is an author
COCRAGES the establishment Of new industries
aud Fosters those already established It invites
desirable immigration 1t presents the oppor
tunities and needs Of all ields Of business and
professional activity 1t Is supported by popular
subscription and makes no charge for any scrv-
ice rendered. 10 has affiliated with 1t 200 COM
mercial organizations OF the state with a com
bined memb bership OF more than SO. O00 Meetings
OF representatives OF these organizations are
held semiannual1y In different parts OF the state.
where matters Of California interest are DIS
cussed- Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES ara
maintained in California building. Union square,
San Francisco. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
WOMAN FoOTPAD CAUGHT

KALISPEL, Mont Jan. 17.-Marian
Young, alias Dorothy Anderson, an
swering the description of a woman
wanted in Seattle for highway robbery,
was arrested yesterday morning by
Sheriff O'Connell on telegraphfc advices
from that place
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears reg
ularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" The San Francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
TENSE MOMENTS
AND PANGS IN PLAY
Florence Roberts Supported by
Excellent Company in "The
House of Bondage"
CAST OF CHARACTERS
IN SEYMOUR o5ERMER's DRAMA
"THe House OF Bondage"

Sir Vincent Meredyth - Arthur Forrest
Lady Joan Meredyth. his wife.
..............,.... Florence Roberts
Paul Bertrand, London surgeon. .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ThurlOw Bergen
The duchess Of Banff Ann Warrington
6wendolyn, countess of Carlingtcn 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. Mary Bertrand
Dr.. Roland, a Swiss country doctor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hallct Bcsworth
Cairns, butler at Paul Be-trend's.
..-...-.-..-......... Harry Gibbs
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

my mothers room? He is frequently
seen around there with her. She let
Gliddon throw me into Jail and I am
without money lying here like a tramp.
unable to get word to my friends. while
she stays at the hotel and wears dia-
OondS'
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Fashion Notes

New JewcIry-Jewelry this winter is
artistic in the extreme. And the new
neckiets composed of band of black
velvet, moire or satin with exoiIisite
little jeweled slides and tassels appeal
to the feminine heart. Then there are
a great variety of odd hand wrought
necklaces set with semiprecious stones
as well as the more conventional neck
laces OF diamonds, pearls. emeralds and
rubies. A good many Handsome ear
rings are also worn. One of the fads ~
the winter is the partiality for let
iewelry. Strings of graduated let are
very popular. Smooth jet pendants are
worn on silver or gold chains All fhe
fayorite forms of jewelry now come in
Jet. For the hair there are filets bar-
rettes, combs, pins and other orna-
ments
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
The Daily Menu

The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Grapefruit Hamburger Steak
Stewed Potatoes. Parker House Rolls.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Canned Peas with Fresh Carrots
Buttered Toast
Mince Pie. Tea.
DINNER
Cream of Spinach Soup.
Hot Baked Ham.
Sweet Potatoes Baked with Maple Sugar.
Mashed Turnips
German Apple Cup.
Spanish Nougat
Half Cups of Coffee.
q o q .
The Cooks Beatitudes
A. G. Jochmus, lis Eighteenth street,
Pacific Grove
Blessed are the bits Of bacon left over
from breakfast. Add them. chopped
fine. to tomato sauce, to be served With
the meat for dinner.
Blessed is the old coffee canister. II
is good place to keep matches in, that
they may be safe from the mice.
Blessed is the thorough beating given
to batter for cakes. mullins, etc Truly.
spare the rod and spoil the cake.
Blessed is the bag kept handy for
draining starch. Sometimes one is
tempted to use a shirt sleeve-and wos
to the temper when ii has to be washed
out
Blessed is the bit of white careft,llv
left in the egg shells Tt will not he
missed from onlelets, etc. and will do
to settle the coffee.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY OF tic HOUSE

Love is the only bow on life's dark
cloud. 1t is the morning and evening
star. IT shines upon the babe and sheds
it's radiance on the quiet tomb. 1t is
the mother of art inspirer of poet,
patriot and philosopher. 1t is the air
and light of every heart-builder of
every home, kinder of every fire on
every hearth. 1t was the first to dream
of immortality. 1t fills the world with
melody-for music is the voice of love.
Love is the magician, the enchanter
that changes worthless things to joy
and makes right royal kings and
queens of common clay. 1t is the per-
fume of that wondrous flower, the
heart, and without that sacred passion,
that divine swoon, we are less than
beasts; but with 1t earth is heaven, and
we are gods"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
BIG ROAD RACE
is CONSIDERED
Los Angeles Autoists Complet-
ing Plans for April Event
By x. X. PHOmmedieu

There is a difference in opinion
among the dealers of Los Angeles as
to the advisability Of completing ar
rangements. and holding a 2O9 mile
road race. The larger number believe
that the matter should rest until after
the show. preparations for which are
engrossing the attention of the dealers
while a few believe that the event
should be run early in April Several
courses are being investigated by the
enthusiasts of the southern part Of
the state. and three sites are under
consideration. One is the Santa Monica
Palms and Palisades triangle, the only
objection being held to this location
is that the view is at times obstructed.
Another site is two miles north of
Alhambra, thence to the road south of
San Gabriel, past the Masonic home.
An objection is raised to this course
on the ground that there are a num-
Der of grade crossings which would
cause difficulty in patrolling them.
The most favored course is that formed
by the triangle of the cemetery, Mon
tebella and Rio Honda roads. The
distance around this course is about
10 miles to the leg and is visible from
point midway between Honda and
Montebella. A great deal of interest
is being shown in the event.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
HEIR TO MILLION
TREATED AS TRAMP
Complaint of William Lamberton
Jr. Against His Mother
and Her Adviser
continued From page 1

and get possession of all he can that
1 might inherit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Modern House Keepers Exchange

A Quick Dessert (Mrs. Thomas, Good
years Bar)+Put a pint of hot water
ful of butter and a half teaspoonful
of cinnamon to boil in a deep saucepan
with lid; sift a pint of flour with two
small teaspoonfuls of baking powder
and a pinch of salt, mix into a stiff
dough with sweet milk or water, stir
into the dough cupful of very ripe
berries of any kind or peaches sliced.
drop by spoonfuls into > the boiling
Serve hot with cream or milk
Sausage Rolls (Afrs. J. de Jong, Santa
Rosa Sonoma county)-Take light
bread dough and roll it until very thin.
then cut it into pieces of five inches
long by three inches wide; put link
of fresh sausage into same and press
the edges together sufficiently so that
it rise until light, baste the top with
milk or melted butter and bake to a
delicate brown
The sausage must be pricked with
a fork in several places before putting
into the dough. This is very nice for
a lunch.
Muscat Grape Pie (Mrs. j. H. Car
Tough, lib l. street. Sacramento)-Lina
piepan with pie crust and then take one
cup of sugar and mix with 1t one table,
spoonful flour, put half of it in crust.
then fill pan with grapes, then Sprinkle
over grapes the other half cup -four
and sugar and put on top crust and
bake TIL done tdelicious).
q q = .
no Clean q SenIsISiB Coat-Iay your
coat on a clean table or board and
sponge thoroughly with gasoline II
very much soiled you may rub white
soap on the gasoline rag, afterward
sponging with clean gasoline. Rub the
way of the nap and keep away from
fire or artificial light throughout the
process Hang in the open air until
All odor Of gasoline has disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

Furs, Toaues, Muffs and Scarfs-Furs
are exceptionally handsome this season.
Black lynx can perhaps be called the
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

William Mitchell Lewis, president of
the Mitchell motor car company, is ex-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
w. M. Lewis to
Arrive Today

of the year when Lewis takes his vaca-
ton He had planned this year to come
to San Francisco, and then to tour to
the south overland In his Mitchell car
The heavy rain of the last week, how
ever, is likely to put a stop to this part
of his plans. He will be accompanied
by J. w ellison. general sales manager.
and John w. Bate. chief designer and
head of the mechanical department of
the Mitchell factory. During their stav
of 10 days in the city they Will be the
guests of the Osen & Hunter automo-
bile company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

In order to equalize taxation OF ms
torists novel scheme has been prs
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

an owner of a large car is supposed to
pay more heavily. as the consumption
is believed to, be greater. while the man
of moderate means, with his light car,
will be required to pay q smaller tax
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

~ ICNI 70 tIL 2 IT
the city tonight
on his annual "trip
through the west.
This Is fha. caoco.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-24
SEARCHLIGHT PROPERTIES
RUN HIGH IN TUNGSTEN

Tungsten in an acid form, classed by
Dana as iron manganese tungstate, is
found on the property of the Eureka
Searehlight, says the Bulletin. Hereto
fore the brown stain on the ore had
been thought to be copper, but a re-
cent analysis made in Los Angeles pro-
nounced it to be tungstate acid, a rare
mineral much priced in the hardening
of steel.
The analysis in detail gave $3.50 in
gold, 81 ounces in silver, 10 and a frac-
ton per cent copper, and 80 pounds of
tungstate acid, a total of $2S3.3O to
the ton. Tungstate acid, according to
the maker of the analysis, has a market
value of $3.50 a pound.
A push cart full of the beautiful ore
was wheeled down to the express office
yesterday by President Nagle for ship
ment to Pasadena, where it will be
placed on exhibition.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-24
YERINGTON GOLD COMPANY
TAPS HIGH GRADE ORE

At a depth of thirty feet in a winze
from the main tunnel level ON the Yer
ington Gold Mining company's proper
ty, in the Mason mining district, Lyon
county, Nevada, fourteen inches of ore
that sampled $133 per ton in gold was
opened up ON Tuesday. The news of
the strike was brought in to the local
offices of the company yesterday morn
ing, when Superintendent James Lar
son arrived from Yerington, says the
Salt Lake Herald.
before the present company secured
the property said Mr.. Larson, "some
fine ore had been mined above the tun-
mel level and, at a point some distance
back from where the winze was sunk,
what is thought to have been the same
shoot we have now struck was under
stopped to a depth of five feet from the
floor of the tunnel and the ore at that
point went Sill in gold per ton.
"After sinking the winze thirty feet
l decided to drift for the shoot exposed
above to see that it was still in evidence
and that the values were there. l ex-
peeted to have to run twenty feet to get
it, but less than five feet carried US into
rock, and I was surprised to find that
1t was worth $22 a ton more than it
was twenty-five feet above. The strike
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-24
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namely, either that a new rich shoot
has been tapped or the old one is
longer. The latter, ! think, is apt to
prove the case. But to my mind the
most important thing about the dis
closure is the fact that the ore is found
to be going down and that it is inn
proving in richness with depth. To me
it looks as though we were just get
ting down to where the real mine is
going to make"
Mr.. Larson says that the showing in
the ferington Gold property is causing
quite a little excitement in the vicinity
OF the mine and that several locations
were made and some ground jumped
previous to his taking the train for Salt
Lake.