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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20
Nr 30.
BONNER Repoluttonen?
llngtgrfcrmc trucr mcO 6Gun.
S SDnSOm mener man, at SOrgerfrig
er fureitaaenOe.

Son0on, II Mpril. - N9enige og
ainoerorOneOe Sfficerer Scr og
-Slaaoe regerer &onItantinope[. 0e
afifeOiger og anietter WiiniItre, og
en- Sorgerfrig iDnes uun0gaaelig. Oe
bsjere Sfficerer / Seren, iom ftoo
tneO llngtDrferne, er Orepet paa Sl1gt
al oeres 1tn0eroroneoe.
Sfficerer al 8. glrlneforps bar te=
legraferet fra Salonifi og truer neo
at angribe &onitol1tinopeI, oeriom
ben tiOligere Storbi5er, $5ilnli @o-
iba, og ligeiaa Sen ti6ligere &rpii-
bent for Barlnmertet, glbrneo 9i5a
Sen, life bliper genin0Iot oeres
G;nbeoer.
Gen WtoOopItanb, iom iiQes at be-
re ln0er Spieiling / Salonifi, leoes
fra 6renifriotsfomiteens nDe Sobeo-
fDarter Oct forlD0er, at &omiteen
Gol0er permanent Ofpoe og foripner
&eierber og Sribillige meO Saaben
.og an0et &rigstilbebgr. &ioere beo-
Der BET, at ungtprferne iGrIig itoler
paa 9llbanierne. 8lanot oisie ifol
Eartiet 6abe 10000 Silbengere, iom
er billige til at poe BET bebebnet
Ststte. - st 8lob / @ien meooeIer,
at Ser / Mafeoonien er uobre6t Ela-
fater, iom fororer Sultanen Ib0ul
&antibs 9lfiettelie og Sprettelie af
9Pepu6lif. Set paaituaes, at ltngtpr-
ferae fontreIerer $4,000 Soloater.
g'o''Op'elle5torbiair, Setpfit @aiba,
u6taIel Htnliolertio set beoite Saob
ON, at Der inort bill inotr90e nornale
SiIitonoe. San iogoe @onr, at ban
fife regneoe Wfeloingerne fra Salo-
nifi fort. San f6lte fig operbebi1t ON,
at noar Solf Yropincerne fit f1tlo
Soritaoelie at Ben ,iibite Smpelt-
nings Seniigt iaa ptl0e Sc forbol6e
Jig roli9e og opbsre meo oeres 8ro-
tc1ter.
Ser gaar Npgter ON, at ca. 1900
Sol0nter, Iom er paa Warcb imoo
&onItantinopel bill blibe ,no0taget /
@pens l10fanter of en- 9eprtotion of
l1lenaer (retsleroe @eiitlige) og
onerorbne0e Sfficerer, iom man me-
ner mart ifal oberbepiie Dem ON Sen
birfelige 8etD0ning al gegiuenbe-
berne / 3irs0ags.
Ser bar i 0e ii6lte Gage beret
inelot ON WtDroerier blanOt 9lrnert=
erne, boorom Der pioere 6erettes, at
6e fortIettes / 9loana, en- 80 Wfil fra
0teriina, og 8lo0booet 1fal pere frpgs
4eligt. Hppnte S9p bar b9ret 8ran6
10 Gage. Sm TO amerifanife Wfis=
ftnnprer, Der liges at Dere 0rebt,
1aones paalioelige Splpsninger. Oct
pooItaas 6og, at TO er mproet -
9e glmerifanere / 9l6ana, bpis Sfeb-
ne er uiiffer, er @illiam q. G6am-
bers og Sultru; 2ucp 8. Morbp,
GIiia6etb og Marp @e6b; $. s.
@olIis og W2rs. 8opel.
9en tprfilfe 9fegertng 6or paaIagt
Oeiliterfonlmanoeren / 9loana at
genoprette Sr6en. 0ten bans Stprfe
er for file, og iaa bar eno6a nogle
al bans Soloater iluttet Jig til @olos=
mer0ene. - Sen amerifanlfe glnl-
bosiaogr 2eilcbnan / &onItantino-
tel 6ar ororet Sen amerifanIfe &on=
5ltl Weriina til Itrafs at 6egibe fig
til 9loana og inoberette ON SilItan=
zen.
S Wtafeoonien og 8alnmelier6ien
berifer Der Sungersn60. gn &orre-
ipon6ent meI6er, at 5000 SorniGier
fiber gae6, og 100 Wenneifer er alle-
rebe 0so of Sunger.
55remmebe 2on6es &onIuGer bnr
qiort 9Sorlangenoe ON &riesifi6e til
Meriina. - @enna er en- @p meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20
J.oroen runot.

9ombefaltning? 6errol, Spauien,
ben II. glprtl. 3 Bomber efsplo0ere-
Dc / Dag / SanOs6Den Wfeiras, iom
llgger l9t DeO 5errol. st Sus 6lep
pcelagt, men ingen fom til Sfaoe.
Folitiet foretog en- 9usunoerisgelie,
hoorpeo 2 anore Bomber fanotes.
9lbifillige Berloner bleb arrelteret.
2uftlfibe ifal Oeltage / De tpife
Wan6prer. Berlin oen II. 9lpril. s
Slutningen al slugult Moaneo bill
De ltore feiierlige Wan9nrer finoe
Steo paa @renien al @iirtemberg
og Sapern. 3eppelins 2uftifib bill
fomme til at 0eltage pao oen enc
SIDE, meOens 8allonerne v@roIs"
% uSaieDul" pil gSre SieneIte paa
ben anben SIDE.
9lntagelig pil Set npe 2uftIfibsor-
tillert blipe let girfiombeO fer for
fprlte Gang. Wtan bar iaaleoes an
bragt enfelte al &anonerne paa 9(u-
tomo6iler, for at man beore ifal fun
ne forf6lge ben flpoenoe Sienoe.
Wean pil ogiaa forl6ge at ifpoe
meo Ifarpt efter l1bemanoeoe 8allo-
ner.
&pinoefongres England. 2onoon
ben II. 9lpril. Sra Ben %. slpril -
8. Wfoi bill Sen irternationale &pin-
oebalgrets Mlliance boloe Wie6e ber
/ 8pen.
Wtrs. Gatt fra Seem Yorf en- Bre-
li0ent for Den ittternationale Sore
ming, og bum ier neo De lpielte Jor-
boabntnger Srenttioen Msoe. st
Sleblifsbilleoe blen forle6en taget af
@inlton CHURCHILL, iom paa 8illebet
iDnes at bere lebiaget al en- Dame,
men oenne er cen al Stenmerets-
fpinoerne, iom lige Sorbeien bar
if9lOt 6am Suoen fulb.
2oro Roleberp er SufragiIternas
lporne Sienoe, bporfor nogle at
uIma5onerne" bap0e iat Jig for at
fcrtelle bamL bpao oe ipntes ON
bont, men biOtil bar Sc fife baft
Seloet meo Jig. st itaffels Earla=
n;entsmeolen1, iom forleOen pobeOe
| Jig lo, oo Ser par en- It6rre Staabei
bIep greben al en- &pinOe, iom ilpn-
geoe line @rne faIt ON 6ans Sals,
mebens bum al fulo Sails tubeoe bam
| ino Srene: yStemneret for &pin=
oerl" gn @olitibetient befrieoe Sen
llpillige Sange fra BEN ifrigenoe 0az
me.
gnten BET MI er for at bolbe Sn=
teresien beb lige, eler BET er for at
blibe oMartpr", iaa forleger Be me-
re frigslpItne Gamer at ilna 8etien=
tene poa Slt6en ener ogiaa rager 6e
6eres Sielm at.
st fineiiif 9pnamitfonlplot. 8e-
fling Sen IL. 9lpril. Gn flor 5orIfr9f-
feIie 6erife0e / Dag paa 0at feiierlige
Slot, foroi Ser rapportereoes ON
Spoagelien al SiliteoepGrelien al
9lgenter for BET fooperatipe rSern=
| cg 8looielifob" Befing. 8repe,
bpori Ser forefom Srltsler ON 0pna-
n1itattentat, er paa en- uforflarlig
Maaoe blepen In1uglet in0 beit1taa=
en0e fineliife Gmbebsm9nos &on-
torer.
rSern og 9GooieGifabets Sobe0-
fpurter er / Sapan. 0en manicburi-
lie @uperner GINNING fra 9lnbui-
8ropinIen blep n1proet forrige Iar
al eft Me0lem al opennabnte Sore
ring. 1o SEN feiierlige Commission
par forIanIet poa 9afing Sernbane-
ltation t 1905, forio9te ct onoet
W3e6lem al Sen berpgteOe 8onOe at
iprpnge belle 6oriamIingan ! 9ltften.
| @onoens Wteolemmer menes at pG-
re eft 9Sro0nft al ioponIf Gbufation.
Sc Q9r IorOring poo at fon en- np
&onItitlltion 1t0itebt
| Den feiierlige Staggering bar fore
toget flere SifferbeosforanItultnir-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20
Is. Narg.

t. gD.
SliefilOe beo Oet r6oe SAB. Suea
II. 9tpril. - st Spnoifat, iom bor
le9t efter Die pao &pIten of set rs.
DC Snp, 15O Weil / Spo berfra, bar
lteot pao en- Sliefiloe, iom Ier us til
at 1tnloe gioe ct rigt l1Obptte.
4reber 9et til at itrife. Saris, IL.
Ipril. 800 Se frantic SeIearafifter
blep ct 0feoe fer @aar eniqe ON
at lutte Jig til Boitfunftionererne Ga
Sererne Sorlangenoet ON Het til at
oanne Soreninger / Senbol6 til So.
pene at 1884, oerunoer inobefottet
0fetten til at ftrife.
vt &ongem9oe Song Gonaro an.
tenn forleoen fra 9iarrit5 til Gan Sc.
baItian og begap Jig itrafs til Slot
tet Wttramare, bbor ban lpiite Sro-
foit bos &ongen al Spaaien. Mesoat
mellem De to &onger bar meget bier
telig.
&ongen at Spanien fltlgte Song
Gomaro til 9iarrit5, bbor oe ipifte
UfioOag iantmen.
~8raft" Sapan. Sofio, Ssapan,
16. April. - gfi Meolentner al ga.
tionalforlamlingens l1nberbus blep
arrelteret / @aar. Ser foreligger in.
gen officiel WeooeleGie on1 babo 6e
onflogeoes for, men man tror, at bet
geloer 8eittffelie SorbinoelIe meb
oct iapanife 5ufferfonlpagni. Sor
ncgle ager iioen blep Der frenfgrt
Anflager ON 8eorageri moo nogle
at &ompagniets Direfterer. 0e reIiq-
nereoe, og en- ltnoeriegelie of Selffa-
BETS afferer puafulgte. 9ets &api-
tai er $12,OOO,OOO.
Glementernes Sorpanolingsepne.
Zen bergmte engelife &enlifer gSil-
liam EanIap, Ser er en- al Sc melt
fremragen6e af ben nDeite &entis
Oteno, bar / u&emifolIf Sanfuno"
Sonoon bolot ct Soreorog ON Sc ie-
neite grfaringer meo SeniDn til
@rltnoitoffernes Smoannelie. 0et er
lrffeOes bam at forbanole @run6=
ltofferne S6oriltn1 3irfoniltln og 8is-
NUT til Sui. &oniaD notaIte, at
Spprgsmaalene enonn befanot iig
paa 6ori6gs1taroputlftet, % at set
ril0e bare lGnge at fontlne u6 ober
Bette, men 6efrefteoe Sori6gene Sc
fremiatte 9(nlfuelier, laa bil6e Ieroen
/ @lementernes Sorponolingsebne BE-
iih0e ct 1tlotemneligt Sorroao al
gnergt.
9Den Gom nofler neo en- operor-
bentlig SoIt.
Sa 8ooeIta6en bIeb SStoliens &on-
geltaO, bob0e BEN 25O,OOO SSnobpg-
gere. 9tu telles inOen for De pl0gam-
Il Mfltre aQereOe neIten 100000
Siele
Wanglen paa &usrum for Wti06el-
I1anoen er permanent % 9lrbei0er-
bpliger finOes oe ii0lte @or ol6rig
tiIitreffelig Wengoe.
5or paa cen Gang at afbielpe
Den ItaOige 9olignpo far mi 6en ro-
nerife &pmmunal6eltDrelle uofaitet
cit gDggeplon for set npe Gon, Ser
erin0rer ON Sausmanns SmoannelIe
al Taris.
S BEN ganlGe 8p bill megtige npe
@aOer tr90e / oe ganle StrGoer og
@plOers Sta6. Snfalfotringen SEN
gQnle Sp pil fomme til at foIte ON
trent so Wdllioner sSrcs.
@fen 6esuOen onGegges fem Sor-
IJnOer - belt ME Soritpoer meo
tolriQe 8nrfer, SportspIo0Ier og oGe
SGoqs 9lnlGg.
Gisie fem 6orItG0ers 9(nlpggeGie
olilaos at bille foIte onttrent $50
Wiillioner 6rcs., bporof ii MilGioner
IfnI goo til Barter pg Sc npe 9Doeles
llGimpfning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20

- o0aniferen" uogoar to @on.
ge ugentGig og foIter $3.50 per
9argang.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
DECOTO THREATENS
ATTORNEY WALSH
Stormy Scene Takes Place DUR
ing Trial Before Oakland
Magistrate

OAKLAND. Aug. 12.-"Tll knock your
block off for you. 1 won't stand such
language"
Pounding the tables in front of him,
Prosecuting Attorney .Decoto today ad-
dressed this language to Attorney
Philip NJ Walsh during a trial before
Police Judge Samuels. The occasion
that called forth such words was a
remark made by Walsh when it Became
apparent in the course of the trial
that Frank and Manuel Frates, two of
the defendants being tried, had changed
their clothes during the noon recess
so as to avoid being identified by the
prosecutions witnesses.
The pair, with James Cronin, are be-
ing tried for assault to kill August
Nelson, July 25. the assault being the
outcome of a teamster's strike. Nell
son is a nonunion teamster, while the
trio belong to the union.
Decoto had Charles Valencia, a wit
ness, on the stand to identify the de-
PENDANTS, whom he says he saw at
tacking Nelson Valencia identified the
men this morning, and was about to
be confronted with them again on
cross examination by Walsh. when De-
eoto observed that the brothers had
changed clothes. He asked that this
fact appear in the record.
1t was then that Walsh made the
remark that brought out his ire, - He
declared that it was the evident inten-
tion of the prosecuting attorney to in
struct the witness how to testify.
Judge Samuels quieted the clashing
attorneys and the trial of the case
continued.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
COURT CHAMPIONS
WOMEN OF STREET
Oakland Police Are Rebuked for
Methods of Arrest in
Vagrancy Cases

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-PoIce Judge
Samuels this morning administered a
severe rebuke to fthe Oakland police
for che methods they employ in ar
resting women of the half world In
the streets for vagrancy The rebuke
grew out of the arrest of Ida de Prey
by Patrolman Riley, the evidence show
ing that the policeman who was in
citizens clothes. accosted the woman
without having received any encour-
agement from her.
The De Prey woman did not contend
that she repelled the advances of the
officer, but the court declared that such
a system of making arrests was an
outrage, and he advised the chief of
police to instruct his men as to the
meaning of vagrancy
"A policeman in civilians clothes has
no more right to speak to a woman
he does not know than has any other
person" declared the judge, and her
acceptance of his advances does not
constitute vagrancy The policeman
win have done his full duty il he ar
rests these unfortunate women after
they have actually solicited on the
streets"
Deputy District Attorney Smith also
took occasion to condemn the police
for their methods, and said that his
attention had been called to the fact
that a number of respectable women
who happened to be alone on the
streets at night, had been approached
by policemen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
BREAKS PLEDGE TO
TREAT WIFE KINDLY
Husband Violates His Written
Promise to Refrain From
Acts of Cruelty

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-Eleven years.
ago Obert NiIsen was said to have
seen the errors of his ways in mis-
treating his wife. Hansine. and to have
signed voluntarily an agreement to re-
frain from making false charges
against her and to abstain from the use
of violent language. according to an
action for divorce fled by Mrs. Nilsen
today. On the strength OF this she was
induced TO forego fling suit for di-
vorce at that time and returned TO live
with him. Shortly afterward. she said
he broke our, worse than ever and
when their infant son grew into child
hood abused the boy by shaking him
unreasOnably and impairing his health
by line of alleged cruelites.
The boy was said to have required
treatment at a santOrium as the result
of his fathers conduct which culmin-
ated two weeks ago when she said he
threatened their lives. Nilsen was also
accused of calling her names which the
boy added to his own vocabulary.
c. r. Carrick asked a divorce from
Mrr. A. f. Carrick on the ground that
she refused to talk to him for two
we~ks. He also said she narrowed his
soui by accusing him of entertaining
aff1zities.
Claude NJ Berry denied elaborate
cha :ges of cruelty contained in a COM
plafnt for divorce fled by Sarah NJ
Berry. A man named Calves was men
toned as correspondent in his cross
complaint.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
UNSIGHTLY LIGHTHOUSES
WILL BE REMOVED
Park Commission Asks Council
to Revoke Privilege

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-The park com
mission took the first steps today to-
ward removing the privately owned
boathouses on-the Twelfth street cross
ing at Lake Merritt. The commission
ers instructed their secretary to take
up with the city council the passage
of an ordinance to repeal all boathouse
privileges held by the occupants of the
structures.
This step is preliminary to the erec-
tion of large stable boathouse by the
city.
The secretary was also instructed by
the commission to advertise for bids for
the installation of system of pumping
plants in Lakeside park, the object be-
ing to utilize the water found in ar
tesian sources for irrigation purposes.
Edhoff filed an ordinance with the
commission for introduction into the
council, to regulate the trimming or re-
moving of trees and shrubs in the
streets If it is enacted permission
must be obtained from the superintend-
ent of parks and from the park COM
mission to prune or cut down any shade
tree.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
HUSBAND TAKES CASH
AND DESERTS WIFE
Salvation Army Woman Secures
Warrant for Spouse

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.--Mrs. Eva Rose
Oley, a Salvation Army woman, secured
warrant from Deputy District At
torney Rogers today for the arrest of
her husband. John I. Obey, for al
legged desertion.
She said he had accepted $275 as a
cash payment on the sale of their house
at Fruitvale, which, with a value of
$1,000, was encountered by a mortgage
of $1,000, and had then vanished
AS his signature was required before
the sale could be consummated, she ad-
mitted she was in predicament.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Artist in Fit of RemoIse
Ends His Life With Gas
Leaves Pathetic Note Telling His Relatives That
Hels No Longer Fit to Be Loved by Them

BERKELEY, Aug. alphabetically
penning words of remorse and sorrow
for the shame he had cast upon the
members of his family. 81 year old
Mark Manchester, collector of brocades,
etchings and paintings, and one of the
best known connoisseurs and artists in
the bay cities. committed suicide by
asphyxiation some time last night. The
artistic set of this city is deeply
shocked over his arrest and subsequent
voluntary death.
The first shock resulting from the
charges made by Mrs. Gertrude Belle
Oudry, wife of Edward -Oudry,
the photographer, was received last
Monday night. Manchester was seen
by Mrs Belle-Oudry acting in an un-
becoming manner before her children
in the yard of her home in Telegraph
avenue at the head OF Carlton street
In spite of the aged mans resistance,
Belle-Oudry and the police succeeded in
placing Manchester under arrest, first
charging him with a felony and later
with bail at $500.
GAVE FICTITIOUS NAME
At the police station Manchester to
SONci up Ills -lucnllly, gave lhS Hdlle OL
Edward Thompson. investigation by
the police subsequently, revealed the
fact that the prisoner was none other
than the well known artist.
Manchester took the affair so much to
heart that he made careful preparations
to end his life.
When the family of his son, Walter,
who live in the fiat below him. had re-
tired to sleep. he pefned his last fare
well and also wrote note of warn
ing about approaching the room which
was to be his gas filed death chamber,
This note was found on the tele-
phone of the Walter Manchester home
by his son this morning.
My Dear Ida (ancen: Do not, for Gods sake.
put light to the gas burner for the kettle in
the morning, there is escape of gas i'll
the larder First open all the doors and win
dows. Shut the kitchen to keep the gas from
the house. Then gently open the larder door
and get away fast as you can May God bless
you always. YOUR POOR FATHER.
ROOMS FULL OF GAS
Fearing that his father had taken
his life, Walter Manchester telephoned
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13

for the police, and Sergeant Fraser
entered the upper fat and found the
old man sitting on chair of the pan
try. dead. His coat was off and his
head rested on his chest in the attitude
of sleep. The room and the adjoining
kitchen were full of gas from the
stove and opened gas cocks.
Manehester's farewell note was found
by Fraser wrapped around the spout
of the teakettle 1t read:
My Dear Children: 1 trust that you will not
blame me for what am about TO do. For some
able to make you happy. There is something in
my nature which is contrary to a loyable per-
sonallty, although my affection for yoI has been
can not love me as you would like TO. This has
made me so unhappy lately that 1 have prob
ably seemed unkind and wanting In geniality to
you; and feel that you would be happier with
out me.
And now comes blow so unexpected. so
tragic. that it has killed me, and can no longer
hold up my head.
May God ever keep you all. and bless you
always. Thanking you from my heart for your
truly KIND and noble sympathy with me in my
trouble l trust that after the shock you Will
be relieved sensibly from what might have been
most trying. fearful time to you If l had
lived longer. YOUR LOVING FATHER
HELD IMPORTANT POSITION
Manchester, who is survived by a son,
had lived in this city for the last six
years. having come fromNhis birthplace.
London. where for 20 years he had been
head of a banking house. He had
arisen in the service of the. Drummond
Bank, Ltd, to the position of general
manager.
His tastes had run in the direction
of art and literature and during his
leisure moments he had travelled over
Europe collecting and amassing a col
lection of canvases and other works of
art which has been center of attrac-
tion among the art colony here.
Three original Turner water cOlors
were the gems OF the collection.
For the last % years since the death
of his wife Manchester is believed by
the members of his family not TO have
been In his right mind. He grieved
for her and often remarked of his
lonely life in spite of the interest he
had in art.
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral, but an inquest will be held
August 2g.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
CARRY AGED WOMAN
FROM night FIRE
Daughter and Grandson Rescue
Mrs. Mary Rice From Their
Burning Home

OAKLAND. Aug. 12-Mrs. Mary Z.
Rice. the aged mother of Mrs. E. Skill
man. had narrow escape from death
in a destructive fire which reduced
their home at 1854 Harrison street to
ashes at an early hour this morning.
The flames. which are believed to have
sprung from defective heater. gained
considerable headway before they were
discovered, and it was with great diff
Guilty that Mrs. Rice, who, aside from
the natural infirmity of her advanced
age is a rheumatic invalid, was rescued
by her daughter and her grandson.
The younger woman and her son
carried Mrs. Rice down the narrow
stairway through a sitting cloud of
smoke and succeeded in placing her out
of harms way. Mrs. Rice is 81 years
of age.
When the fire department reached
the scene the house was enveloped
in flames and it was impossible to
save even a portion of the structure.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
EDWARD BROWNING DIES
IN BACK YARD OF HOME
Brother of City Clerk of Ala
media Expires Suddenly

ALAMEDA, Aug. 12.-Edward Brown
ing, brother of City Clerk Frank
E. Browning, dropped dead this even
ing in the back yard of the Browning
home at 1919 Grand street. His life
less body was discovered at o'clock
and an inspection showed that Brown
ing had been dead for more than an
hour.
Browning was a son of the late Jacob
Browning, a pioneer of San Francisco,
and one of the early draymen of that
city. He was As years of age and a
native of San Francisco.
Browning is survived by his mother,
a sister and brother. All are resi-
dents OF Alameda. He was member
of Halcyon parlor of Native Sons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
ADELPHIANS WILL HOLD
THREE DAYS CARNIVAL
Play to Be Presented and
Booths Conducted

ALAMEDA. Aug. 12.-The Adelphian
club is arranging for a carnival to be
held in the hall of the organization
September %, "a and 25. Alice in
Wonderland" viii be presented the
night of September % and the after
noon of September 25. The cast will
be selected from local amateur talent
The committee in charge of the pres
entatiOn of the play is composed Of
Mrs. James z. Higgins. Mrs. George
Plummer. Mrs. f. ID. Rue. Mrs. n. L.
Halssy. Mrs. Warren Higgins, Mrs. Mil
dred Husbands
Booths will be conducted by Mrs. L.
L. Gillogly, Mrs +. 3. Weeks. Mrs. H
H. BOyntOn, Mrs. l. n. Chapman. Mrs.
George w. Emmons. Mrs. Reuben Mas
tick. Mrs. Nettie Rogers. Mrs. Sherman
Mcdowell. Mrs. NJ. V. PoIiteo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
FOLEY WOMAN AYERS
SHE is NOT GUILTY
Will Be Tried by Jury August
Is, According to Examination

BERKELEY, Aug. 12.-Miss Kate
Foley, arrested for disturbing the peace
of Miss Cecilia Bell as a result of a
neighborhood row, pleaded not guilty
this afternoon and demanded jury
Miss Foley caused a sensation in the
police department Monday by walking
out of the lookup and calmly coming
BACK day later after she had filed
an engagement with her dress maker
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
FAMOUS SOLOIST TO
SING FOR BANKERS
Grand Opera Selections in Four
Tongues on Program

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-R. A. S. En-
carnacaO, basso cantata, who has an in
ternational reputation for his rendi-
tfon of grand opera. will appear at
bankers night, Monday, August is. at
the Oakland Orpheum, according to an
announcements made today by Local
Manager George Ebey.
Securing the consent of EncarnacaO
to give four selections from standard
musical compositions in English.
french. Italian and Spanish has added
high distinction in musical circles to
the program which is being arranged.
Bankers will attend in a body the
occasion being the first OF its kind
here Arrangements are in the hands
of C. F. DUnsmoOr Matt r. Bronner.
and John s. Kfllam. Outside banking
officials have been widely invited to
attend and a big delegation is looked
for.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Marriage Licenses

licenses were issued today.
Ralph E. Boytston, % oakland, and Sabra S
FOote. 90 Fruitvale.
Lawrence F. GIynn. %. San Francisco. and
Margaret Egan. ~ Oakland
Dennis NJ. Dealy "a, and Amelia R. Thornton
"a, both Of Oakland.
Edwin Carlson. %. and Myrtle Reynolds. 81 +.
both Of Dec0tO
Zip ]. Haskell. 21. Farallon islands. and Flor.
ence A. Stanley, Is. Point Arena.