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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
While Dishonesty Is Not Sus-
pected Charges of MiscOn-
duct May Be Filed
InquisitOriaI Body Is Raking
Over the General Manage
ment of County Affairs
WHAT SAN MATE0
COUNTY GRAND JURY
ACCOMPLISHED YESTERDAY

Called upon County Treasurer
Chamberlain TO produce imme-
diately all money belonging TO
the county, 10 be counted by the
grand jury's expert.
Investigated Chamberlain's meth
cd of making deposits with the
end in view of hIing an accusa-
tiOu of misconduct in Office
against him and removing him
as treasurer.
Inquired into the wording of
ChamberIain's official bond with
the object of aseertaining
whether IL contained any joker
that might protect his sureties
in case they were called upon.
Asked District Attorney Bullock
TO explain his construction of
the municipal deposit act and to
show In what manner he con-
sidered the county deposits TO
have been legally made.
Investigated the OeiciaI acts of
Justice of the Peace Arthur Nc
COrmick of PescaderO, but found
nothing upon which to base for
NAL charges against him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
IS RUNG
OFF THE PHONES
Familiar Salutation Under the
Ban in the Telephone Ex-
changes OF Chicago
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-'Hello'' as salu-
discard. If you are a member of the
amalgamated order of telephone opera
tors and catch yourself using the time
honored. proverbial and otherwise
noted term of speech, telephonicaliy
speaking, you may feel you are likely
TO get in wrong.
For, upon the say so of a prominent
official of the Chicago telephone COM
pany, hello" has been rung off, loi
these many moons ago. The elimina-
tion. as the layman knows and the
official admits, is more or less theo-
retical so far, but the wires are being
pulled to that end, and when an opera
tor forgets, the sparks fly.
This inside line on correct phone
grammar. or telegrammar, as you wish,
got on the public receiver through a
little extra lesson they are teaching up
al the Lake View branch. Some of the
girls there have been stumbling on
the ancient term every now and then
and to put them right they passed
around little protocol. or some such
thing, and had 'em all sign up. The
signers bound themselves to pay 1 cent
a word every time the word was
hello"
Among the substitutes for hello
are number, please" Other operators
name the exchange they are in as
main OPERATOR, central operator .
etc. Out in exclusive Evanston those
who answer and those who call never
say hello" 1t is always good after
noon or good morning..
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
REMARKED TWO DAYS
AFTER GETTING DIVORCE
III. q. BarkIey Claims Bride at
Simple Ceremony

H. G. Barkley. manager of Gullixson
Brothers furniture company of this
city. married Mrs S. Park of Kansas
City last Monday night at their pres
ent home. 9s Castro street.
Barkley. who has been associated
with Gullixson Brothers for some time,
secured a divorce from his first wife
two days prior to his afiliation with
Mrs. Park, and the newly married pair
have been living in the Castro street
fat since the cercmony. Barkley has not
been overdesii aus of making public
announcement of his recent matrimo-
NAL venture, but admitted the facts
last night.
The marriage was witnessed by inti-
mate. friends only. DIR. Elmer McBur-
ney of the Presbyterian church per-
formed the ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
ANGORA CAT SHOWS
SYMPTOMS OF RABIES
Feline at Pasadena Goes Mad
and Bites Two Dogs

PASADENA, Dec. S.-Suddenly show
ing every symptom of hydrophobia
which is prevalent among dogs here, a
big angora cat suddenly attacked and
badly bit and scratched two fine dogs
belonging to Z. L. Daugherty today.
to State Veterinarian Keane at Berke-
ley for microsoopical examination.
The two dogs also were killed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
is ROBBED IN FRANCE
Mrs. Goldberg Is Victim of
Thief While Travelling

CHERBoURG, Dec. s.--A Mrs. Gold
berg of San Francisco was robbed of
valuable jewels aboard the transatlan-
tic special train connecting with the
steamer Oceanic. which sailed from this
port today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
My TREASURER PIP. CHA.

NOUNTK TREASURER p. P. CHAM
BERLAIN Of San Mateo county
has been asked by resolution of
the san Mateo county grand jury to
produce all public funds in his posses
sion ia Redwood City without delay
for the purpose Of having the money
counted and checked by the grand
jury's expert accountant The adoption
of this resolution, accompanied by an
assurance that an accusation charging
Chamberlain with misconduct in office
would be filed by the inquisitorial body.
constituted the results Of the grand
jury's first day of formal investigat tion
Of county affairs
The resolution calling upon Treas
'urer Chamberlain to produce the actual
cash belonging to the county, was
adopted by the grand jury at the close
Of its afternoon session in Redwood
City, but was not made public On
the face of the demand. Chamberlain
was given IS hours to comply with the
requirement, but a clause was added
extending this time TO seven days, If
Chamberlain should desire such time.
and further making it plain that the
grand jury did not wish TO embarrass
him or any Of the banks having the
county funds on deposit by sudden
call and would therefore grant any
reasonable extension which he might
request
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
100000
IS FORTUNE OF
CALIFORN|[NN[
Inheritance From Estate OF
George Crocker Adds to Her
Vast Holdings
'Unearned Increment" Also
Will Help to Swell Golfers
of Uplands' Mistress

Miss Jennie Crocker is the real heir
ess of the west and all other young
women of money and millions are
merely imitation and fractional lumi-
naries. Miss Crocker has $4,000, 900,
plus probably million or two more
and then some pearl necklaces.
Miss Crocker inherited $4,000, 900
Fred Crocker. On the death of her
sister, Mrs. Mary Crocker Harrison, she
inherited nearly 100000, and now,
from the estate of her uncle, George
Crocker, who died in the east last
week, she will inherit between $780,
600 and ss,000.o0O. That makes s10.-
10000 easily. But added to that is the
matteer of the increase, what the
British parliamentariahs are now. in
the language of Henry George, calling
.the unearned increment" The un-
earned and the hard earned increment
of Miss Crockers fortune is several
millions. for. the Crocker estate COM
pany shrewdly invests its money where
it will earn dividends and the proper
ties they hold in San Francisco and
elsewhere are busy. multiplying the
fortune of the California heiress.
So Miss Crocker can afford to attend
balls at the ST. Francis hotel and lose
pearl necklaces with impunity. Even if
the necklaces were not found on the
following day Miss Crocker could lose
800 of the baubles to the value of the
$4,000 jewels she misplaced, and still
have s1.0O0,000 or so to invest in polo
ponies and Boston terriers.
Incidentally, her brother, Charles
Templeton Crocker. is practically as
rich as is his sister. But mi1lionaires
are fairly common nowadays. 1t is the
heiress TO $1,000, 900 or to s1o.ooo,ooo or
12.0Ooeoo who is the fair child of the
most fame
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
KERMIT ROOSEyELTIS
TO HUNT ANTELOPE

NAIR0BI, British East Africa, Dec. s..
Kermit Roosevelt arrived here today.
He Is going to Mombasa on a hunt for
antelope. Colonel Roosevelt has not ar
rived here from Moro. but is expected
soons
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNy ss
THuRsDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY

YEsTERDAY-Rsin south wind; maximum
temperature. 81; minimum. So
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Rain; brisk south
winds. diminishing. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

SALESMAN JAILED FOR MUnDER-Los An
geles, Dec. s.-Hal T.. Hardy. -four sales
man, was arrested today, charged with mur-
dering william Moore. lunchstand pro-
prietor at Ninth and Main streets, last
night. Detectives al1ege that several clews
supplied By persons who were near when
Moore was killed led them directly to Hardy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

CHEATS ELECTRIC CHAIR Columbus, O..
Dec. a--Frank Grimes, who killed Blanche
Knight his sweetheart. hanged himself in his
cell in the county jail last night He was SEN
fenced yesterday to die in the electric chair
March 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
DETECTIVES Question Ex-Convict


The detectives closely examined yes
terday f. Meade. former convict. who
Saturday last was with Walter Scott.
alias Brooks. alias Anderson. the
strange character who last sunday
night threw the the police department
into an ecstacy of pride by confessing
that he was the man who killed
Schneider.
Meade lodges at III Stockton street.
in the home of Mrs. William J. Kelly.
wife of an employe of the board of
public works. With Meade lives
woman. Jessie Howard The police
discovered that saturday there was a
third man in the Meade lodgings. and
examined Meade closely to hnd who
this third man might be and whether
or not he could throw light on the
question of the murder. But the third
man. when located by The Call yester-
day afternoon proved to be an innoe-
uous citizen, Joe Bacigalupi by name.
who had merely spent the evening at
the place as the guest of the Howard
woman
Bacigalupi is in the employ of a
Drumm street commission house and
quickly set at rest the suggestion that
the imaginative Scott. alias Brooks.
might have heard of the murder OF
Schneider from the at one time mys-
terious visitor to Meade's room
Victim of III Fortune
Meade who has been drawn into this
case through the confession of Scott.
considers that he is playing in hard
luck He is a former convict and
tacitIy admits that he was guilty OF
the serious crime OF which he was con-
victed. but with some humor and con-
siderable ingenuity pleaded yesterday
that he was the hapless offspring OF
i'll fortune.
He said that when he was arrested
some years ago his attorney had fist
fight with the police Judge before
whom his case was pending and as =
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
EDITORIAL

Just wait for San Francisco's big fair. Page
Better times for men on river boats. Page
Wisdom in reappointment of Lane. Page 8
rsft's message safe, sane and cOnserva-
tive Page
CITY
Pullman company to erect local shops in San
Francisco. Page 1
RehesrsaIs for Professor Napoleon indicate
that society's new diversion will be a sue
cess Page I6
Palace hotel banquet seats are rapidly being
taken. Page 10
Estate awaits Cornelius Carney. formerly of
Troy. n. Y, who served In marine corps Pr
Miss Nellie Vance to be claimed as bride by
Charles II. Holbrook at simple ceremonyPage I6
General Barry viii visit Honolulu to select
site for building cavalry barracks. Page
San Francisco's exposition to take rank with
the greatest fairs the world has known. Page
Thornwen Mutually, for United Railroads. re-
pudiates agreement TO accept charter provisions
in franchise for crosstown line. Page 10
Every policeman in the city on the lookout for
the mysterious Jack Street, suspected OF
having murdered William H Schneider. Page L
Juan Cebrian denies having anything to do
with letter written to witness in De LAveaga
viii contest. Page 8
Merchants marine league secures 1000 mem
bers in month and commercial bodies urged
to help ocean shipping. Page
Southern Pacific railroad seeks to quiet title
to 10000. 600 worth Of realty. Page
Minister'S wife is granted divorce on ground
of cruelty. Page 10
Head Of California livestock association gives
details Of company's business at insurance com
missioner's hearing PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

TACOMA, Dec. Arrived: Steamer presi-
dent from Seattle.
Sai1ed-British steamer Knight Of the This
tie for Seattle: British steamer Oceano for
Seattle; barkentine Georginas for Mollendo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
millions for Harrison Heirs

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The two chill
dren of the late Mary Vrocker Burton
Harrison, first wife of Congressman
Burton Harrison, will inherit nearly
$4,000. 900 each from the estate left by
their mother, according to the accounts
of the executors which have just been
approved in the supreme court here.
Mrs. Harrison before her marriage
was Miss Mary Crocker. daughter of
the late Charles F. Crocker of San
Francisco. She was killed in an auto
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
About s5OO.OOO Involved

The amount of coin which Chamber
lain is thus asked to produce in Red
wood City within a stipulated time
amounts to approximately half a mill
lion dollars. The regular county funds
on deposit consist of about s1S2. 900
in the First national bank of San
Mateo, about $4,000 in the Bank of
South san Francisco and about $4,000
in the Bank of Burlingame. In addf-
tion to these amounts there is the
newly collected tax, part Of which is
due the state. and which is estimated
at 100000
The demand upon Chamberlain to
produce the county's money is the re-
suit of the lax methods which he is
alleged 10 have employed in caring for
il, and. as was asserted in the grand
jury room. does not amount to a refiec-
lion upon his personal honesty or in
tegrity. He is not accused of a dishonest
use Of the funds, but OF a misuse of
them in allowing banks which pay the
county 40 interest to have them in
possession. Foreman George A. Ker-
tell Of the grand jury himself declared
last night that he did not believe
Chamberlain 10 Rave been guilty of
any criminal acts or criminal intent.
but gave it AS his opinion that he had
listened TO bad advice and failed TO
carry out the duties of his Office as
he should have done
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
SUBURBAN

SUBURBAN
Grad Jury of San Mateo county orders the
treasurer to produce all public funds in his
custody. Page 1
c. S. MACMILLAN attempts to stop supervisors
salary on ground Of nouresidence. Page o
Sisters testify in support of their brothers.
charge that be was given the third de-
gree" Page 8
Berkeley girl returns from England after sue
cess stage IN Shakespesrean roles. Page .
Grief over conduct Of his hckle wife said to
have caused death Of Berkeley man. Page 3
James Van Loben Sells and Miss Edith Page
married in Berkeley. Page 8
Baptist women arrange novel festival to
duce church debt. Page
Park commission plans great work in oak
land. Page =
Greater Oakland is now an accomplished fact.
all legal requirements having been COM
pieted. Page o
Oakland chamber Of commerce defers cam
paign for further annexation. Page 8
state university viii hold elaborate ceremonies
in honor of the golden jubilee Of the founding
of the institution. Page s
J. W. zook's million dollar estate proves
myth, public administrator failing to find
money. Page
Ordinance proposed to bar offensive posters
and tax owners Of billboards. Page o
Woman says fear caused her nlght and divorce
suit explains disappearance. Page
COAST
Growers Of deciduous fruits complain that
railroads ruin market by high tariff on ship
ments 10 east Page
Food famine is fate Of woodsmen employed by
Fort Ross lumber company. Page
EASTERN
Inquiry into telegraph merger begun by com
mittee Of New York Legislature Page
President Taft takes hand in Ohio political
affairs. Page 3
Navy anxious to have an ammunition ship
added to the feet. Page
FOREIGN
Emperor william dismisses his chief hunting
director Page
SPORTS
Faculty of Santa Clara college viii entertain
members Of Rugby team at banquet. Page IL
Conroth sails for England on the steamer
Lusitsnia to arrange for producing fight pic
lures. Page III
Promoters are to blame for unfsvorable CON-
ment upon the big match. Page IL
Barney Old6eld breaks so mile automobile
record on circular track at Dallas Page IL
Polytechnic football team and Alameda high
school eleven viii play Saturday for benefit Of
Youths directory. Page 10
Long shots take races at Juarez, with Right
Easy in feature event. Page IL
Efforts are being made to introduce at
Santa Clara college Page II
Con Connolly tries new ocean shore track pre-
pared for Marathon. Page II
Barbarian athletic club prepares for house
warming in it's home. Page 10
Favorites have a disastrous day AT Emeryville.
being defeated in every event. Page 10
Public recoups on Great Jubilee after two
days Of false fsrorites at Tampa Bay Page III
Fred Klaus backs out of his scheduled match
with Hugo Kelly in Boston. Page II
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien trains under as
sumed name for his fight with negro. Page 10
second ANIMAL cat show of the Pacific club
opens In Lyric hall today. Page II
MARINE
Navy collier Justin. from Magdalena bay,
breaks tail shaft OF Pigeon point and makes
way to ightship under canvas. Page 10
SOCIAL
wedding Of Miss Edith Hoeher and dance at
ST. Francis on social calendar for this even
ing. Page 9
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Indictment Not Probable

It is practically assured that no in
dictment viii be brought against
Chamberlain. Tut it is equally as GER
tain that an accusation charging him
with misconduct in Office viii be filed
by the grand jury as the basis of an
attempt TO have him removed from
office. District Attorney Joseph J. Bull
lock. whiIe before the inquisitoriaI
body as a witness yesterday morning
was asked If he would draw any accu-
sstion which he might be requested by
the grand jury to prepare. He said
that he would do so If he knew what
evidence the grand jury had in its
| fossession. This was generally under
stood to be a direct reference to the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Detectives Believe They Have
Established Identity of Slayer
of William Ii. Schneider
Hat and Revolver Are Most I'M
pOrtant Clews the Police
Have Thus Far Secured
Description of Jack Street. Is
Sent Out Broadcast in Hope
of Capturing Him
Man Who Is Sought Came to
This City Recently From
Walla Walla

r INDER the direction of four de-
1 teetives of the department every
policeman in the city yesterday
was on the lookout for Jack
Street, the man who, the police
believe, may have killed Will
liam H. Schneider. the elderly
cashier of Burns hammam baths, last
Saturday night, after terrorizing the
vicinity of Van Ness avenue with
series of desperate holdups. The man
who is wanted by the police answers
the following description:
Age, about e.
Height, feet or 10 inches.
Weight, not more than 145 pounds
Features, thin; dark complexion,
with red spots on his cheeks Well
developed for a man of his build. but
apparently afflicted with lung trouble
By trade clothes cleaner and reno
vator, and probably victim of the
drug habit
According TO advice received by
The Call last evening Street was
never in the Walla Walla penitentiary.
He left the Washington town six
months ago, and returned there four
months later and stayed few days.
Then he went to North Yakima,
where his wife is employed in the
telephone Office. 1t is the theory of
the police that Street took from Walla
Walla with him the hat lost by the
murderer saturday night
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Hat NAV Be CIew


The hat is much worn. is soft and
OF a greenish hue, bearing the name
of the seller. CLARK. Kirkham COM
pany. Walla WalIa. WASH" on the
sweatband and also the perforated in
itials. 20. L. A." supposed to be the
initials of Ola L. Anderson of Walla
Walla. Street secured Anderson's hat
before he left the Washington prison
town.
Captain of Detectives Anderson yes
terday sent up to Walla Walla for a
photograph of Street. but it will be
several days before it can be received
here. Detectives Arthur MacPhee, Lam
bert Tim Bailey and Charles Taylor
were working on the case yesterday
and every patrolman in the city was
instructed to keep his eyes open for
the thin. hectic Jack Street. Captain
of Detectives Anderson admitted that
the department has but slender clews
to work upony
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

The Sunday Call will describe the
use and abuse of the Greek letter
by college fratemities and sororites.
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