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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
Suburban Brevities

LECTURE ON GREEK ART Berkeley. Nov 20.
Prof Edward Bull Clapp, head of the depart
ment of Greek Of the university. will lecture
before the Town and Gown club Monday after
noon on the subject of Greek art.
WILL PRESENT FARCE-Berkeley. Nov. 20
In the St Marks parish house Friday evening
the Hillside junior club will present farce
entitled Wanted. a Confidential Clerk" and
three scenes Of "Bill's Wild West show
BREAKS WRIST IN FALL-Oakland Nov 20.
Mrs. Kate Smith of 712 Myrtle street slipped
while boarding at Eighth street and
ment sustained slight fracture of the left
wrist
BERKELEY GROCER FLEECED - Berkeley.
Nov 20-k. Heltunen, grocer of 1910 Tenth
street, West Berkeley, report I'd to the police
today that stranger presenting a worthless
So 15 in cash.
TO SING BEFORE CLUB Berkeley. Nov 20
Florence Drake lie Roy. a Soprano win sing
before the Hillside mothers club in the Fiji
side clubhouse Monday afternoon at o'clock.
II. II. Glessner viii make an address on
Kindergartens
WAGES OF PUDDLERS- -Pittsburg, Nov. 90
Wages of puddlers of the Republic iron and
steel company will be advanced for Decem-
Der and the remainder of November. The
scale VIII be based a $1.40 card. 1t will
net puddlers s.. 80 per ton in comparison with
eeiye an advance during the next 10 months
X. OF p TO GIVE MASK BALL-San Mateo
Nov. 20.-Uniform rank. Knights of Pythias.
will give prize mask ball Thanksgiving
eve. November "a, in Athletic hall. The
knights will be in full dress uniform. with
Captain Seibert in command The committee
in charge of the ball consists of Sergeant f.
:. Shafer, floor manager, Quartermaster Ser
geant w. W Oliver and Private J. Il. Green.
Following the distribution of prizes a banquet
will be served.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
WARS ALARMS AT
OAKLAND ORPHEUM
Military Spectacle Featured on
New Bill Along With Fa=
nous Charles the First

OAKLAND, Nov. 20.-The reign of
Charles the First at the Oakland Or
pheum has proved to be the sensation
man monkey is to be followed a the
stellar card on the bill tomorrow by a
big military spectacle provided by
Our Boys in Blue"
Charles the First Will remain a feat
ure on the program opening Sunday
afternoon. The Orpheum management
announces that Charles the First will
hold receptions on the stage at each
Of the daily matinees, beginning tomor-
row.
Our Boys in Blue" a military spec
tacle, will be among the new acts This
is worked out by II men and a woman,
who plays the part of a Red Cross
nurse in the spectacular finish of a
realistic battle scene. Infantry drills,
manual of arms. artillery drill. guard
mount, precede the thrilling action be-
tween a battleship and the forts Wall
scaling and the rescue of colors shot
away, with the nurse as heroine, sup
ply a fitting climax.
Lulu Mcconnell and Grant Simpson
viii be seen in a bright little comedy
called "A Stormy Hour" by Lester
hicle for the full display of Miss Nc
Connelrs ability, and enables her to
excel in bright comedy songs and
mimicry. The little play depicts the
domestic misunderstandings of a newly
wed pair and a foolish quarrel between
them.
The Tempest and Sunshine trio. in
Producing Florence Tempest, Little
Sunshine" and June James, are billed as
a cute. cunning novelty" Miss Tenn
pest is a clever boy impersOnator.
Bobby Pandor and brother, Russian
Roumanians, announced for an act
THE Modern Hercules" are rated as
among the best teams of strong men in
vaudeville. They will be seen in ath-
letic poses and gymnastics.
Minnie Seligman and William Bran
well, in their dramatic sketch, The
Drums of DOOM the Bounding Cor
dons, a trio of unusually good acrobats,
and the Bootblack quartet will COM
plete the program.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
HORSE STOLEN BY
YOUTHFUL THIEVES
Boys Try to Emulate Heroes of
Dime Novels by Theft Near
LAFAYETTE

BERKELEY, Nov. 20.-A sheriff, two
chiefs of police. farmer of Lafayette,
two fathers and two mothers are on
the trail of two boys said to be Roy
Simmonds, aged 10 years, and Thomas
Jackson, aged IA years, who ran away
from their home at Golden Gate and
Ninth street. Oakland. and stole a
horse from farmer at Lafayette. The
boys have not as yet been apprehended,
although the police have been search
ing for them for the last "a hours. I
The first news received here of the
escapades of the youths, who were try
ing to emulate the heroes of the south
west, was hurry up call from Mar
tinez after midnight last night from
Sheriff Veale of Contra Costa county.
That official said that the boys had
stolen horse and were galloping for
Berkeley over the Tunnel road.
A squad of police were detailed by
Sergeant Wooley to guard the road. but
although they waited for several hours
no trace of the boys was seen. Search
today was also fruitless.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
mote OF SERVICES
IS THANKSGIVING
Gratitude Inspires Preacher and
Worshiper in Sermon and
Music of Sunday

OAKLAND, Nov. 2O.-Mendelssohn' 8
Hymn of Praise" will be given by the
choir of the First Congregational
church as the annual Thanksgiving
oratorio Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
Tenor solos have been assigned to
Maurice Anger. a recent arrival from
Prague, Bohemia. who is said to have
high rank in vocal accomplishments.
The regular soloists of the organiza-
ton will sing the other parts. choir
of 20 voices will render the chorus
numbers. Henry L. Perry, baSso, Will
give one of Dvorak's bible songs as an
offertory and special organ numbers
will be played by Miss Virginie de
Fremery
The oratorio will be directed by Alex
ander Stewart
The Passion Music by Haydn, and
Handel's Messiah" with excerpts from
the Seven Words of the Cross. Will
be drawn upon tomorrow evening by
the Oakland Conservatory of Music
choir at st. Mary's church.
Thei occasion will be the monthly
devotions of the stations of the cross
for the dead members of the congrega-
ton. The program follows:
Introduction. soprano solo IAN Ye People
tDubOsi, MISS tIenA W1lkle, Cnorus. oureIy ne
Hath Borne Our Grefs" (HandeD; bass SOLO
Thus Saith the Lord (HandeD. Prof g. j
Sandy: chorus, Behold the Lamb of God
GIandeD; aria Come Unto Him. Mrs. r. j.
Thompson: solo and chorus. Holy Father
Haydn: chorus. at Is Finished" Haydn;
chorus ''The Veil of the Temple Haydn.
After the sermon: <'Cujus Amman (Ros
sinh. r. ]. Spuller; during benediction,
chorus 20 Salutaris" tHanden; chorus. Tan
tum Ergo Adolf Gregory. Mrs. Gregory will
preside at the organ. Prelude, interludes and
postlude by Dubois.
Services at the First Unitarian
church will be held Sunday evening at
7:45 o'clock. Rev. William Day 81
monds will deliver a sermon on His
toric Thanksgivings in America
Thanksgiving music and services Will
be conducted at morning services at
the First Baptist church tomorrow.
'Browning's Pippa Passes; the Gospel
of Redemptive Love" the fourth in a
series of sermons by the pastor, Rev.
Homer ]. Vosburgh. will be delivered
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening.
Reasons for Thanksgiving" and
The Call of the New Century" are
titles of sermons to be delivered at
morning and evening services at the
First Presbyterian church by Rev.
Frank L. Goodspeed, pastor
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
PRETTY WEDDING AT
HOME OF THE BRIDE
SIoan=Farris NuptialS Are Cele-
brated at PaIo Alto
TShec;oI Di,nofcb Ia The Call

PALO ALTO, Nov. 20.-A pretty we'd
ding celebrated at noon yesterday was
that of Miss Fay Davina Farris and
Frank Curry Sloan. which took place
at the FarriS home in Everett avenue.
Rev. Walter Hayes, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church, performed the cere-
mony.
Miss Martha Duke was the attendant
of the bride and relatives and close
friends only witnessed the ceremony.
The bride. who was given into the
groom's keeping BY her father. wore a
gown of white silk with old lace. She
carried lilies of the valley.
The Farris home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, the color
scheme in the drawing room. where the
ceremony took place, being cardinal
and green done in American beauties,
canopy under which the wedding party
stood. The dining room, where the
wedding breakfast was served, was
particularly artistic in white and
green. the color scheme being brought
out in foliage. white carnations and
white chrysanthemumS.
Mrs. Sloan is the elder daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Farris of this city
and has lived here for a number of
years.
Sloan, who is the younger son Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. /. Sloan. is graduate of
the Palo Alto high school and attend
ed Stanford for some time. He has al
ready become one of the most success
full businessmen of the Santa Clara
valley.
After a short honeymoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Sloan will reside in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
CLUBWOMEN HOLD
INTERESTING MEETING
Mayor of Redwood City Asks
Cooperation in Civic Affairs
TSpeoial Disoaicb 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 20.-The reg
ular meeting Of the Redwood City
Woman's cli;b. which was held in the
clubroOms in the odd Fellows hail yes
terday afternoon, provided a most
Fleasurable and profitable afternoon
for those in attendance.
Several prominent clubwomen from
other places were at the meeting.
among them being Mrs. A z. Osborne
OF Santa Clara, Mrs. Frisbie Of San Jose
and Mrs. Kennedy Of San Jose
In opening the meeting the presi-
dent, Mrs. Cumberson. reminded her
listeners Of the objects of the club and
then gave an interesting report Of her
attenSance at the district meeting in
san Jose.
Mrs. Osborne made a short address to
the club advising its members to up
hold the principles that the women
are striving for. in the home as we'll
as without. She stated that il was ad-
visable TO study the laws of q com
munity and understand their designs
fully before trying to aid in their en-
forcement.
Mayor George A Merrill OF Redwood
city asked the women Of the club to
a4d the trustees in the proposed issu-
ance Of bonds for new city hall. storm
sewers and other important civic
utilities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
NEWS OF FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY
FALLS FROM WINDOW
HEADLONG TO STREET
Electrician Saved From Death
by an Awning

OAKLAND. Nov. 20.-Edward s
BowIesbey, manager of the Union cleo
trio company OF Fruitvale. fell from
a window in the Wetherbee block at
Fruitvale at noon today and would
probably have been dashed to death on
the pavement but for an awning which
intercepted him.
He rolled from the canvas TO the
paving and was unconscious when
picked up. The seriousness of his in
juries. resulting from his striking on
his head, are as yet unknown
Bowlesbey was repairing a sign over
the Citizens bank of Fruitvale and
clung to a window sash. which broke
He dropped on the awning, then rolled
to the edge of ii and fell 20 feet
down TO the street. He is being at
tended by DR.. Joseph Hamilton who -
hopeful Of his patients recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
PLAN VAUDEVILLE
EVENING FOR HOME
Society Matrons Will Assist in
Entertainment at Pardee Res
idenCe in December

OAKLAND. Nov. 20.-Miss Carol and
Miss Madeline Pardee, the two younger
daughters of former Governor George
c. Pardee, have issued cards for a
vaudeville evening at the Pardee home
Eleventh and Castro streets, December
10. An admittance fee will be collected
and the proceeds will be turned over to
the Willing Workers, the auxiliary of
the West Oakland home, for use in con-
Quoting the institution.
The two younger girls will be asst
ed by their sister, Miss Florence Par
dee, and a number of society matrons,
including Mrs. Frederick Morse, Mrs.
Henry P. Dalton, Mrs. George Flint and
Mrs. George Faulkner.
Thirty or more girls will either take
part in the entertainment or assist in
the preparation. Rehearsals will begin
within a week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
JUDGE breaches
HOLIDAY SERMON
Magistrate Fills Pulpit at Syna-
gogue at Special Services for
Thanksgiving Season


OAKLAND. Nov. 2O-Judge George
Samuels delivered a Thanksgiving dis
course this morning at the First Hebrew
congregation special services, the rabbi.
Rev. Dr. M. Friedlander, being in the
east attending a convention.
In his address the magistrate expa-
tiated upon public service True char
acter, he said, is displayed by the man
who devotes himself to unselfish la
bors on behalf of mankind
Music was prominent feature of the
services. Arthur Fickenscher directed
the choir and Abraham Jonas, president
of the congregation, conducted the re-
ligous ceremonies of scriptural read
ings in Hebrew and English.
Musical selections were given by a
quartet composed of Mrs. Arthur Flick
enscher, soprano; Lawrence Strauss,
Mrs. j. S. Mills and Clement RowIands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
WOMAN EDUCATOR
IS GUEST OF HONOR
Head of Mills College CompIi-
mented by Large Reception

BERK ELEY. Nov 2O-The women
Of the California branch OF the Col
legiate alumnae association honored
DR. Luella Clay Carson. president of
Mills college. this afternoon by max
ing her the complimented guest at the
chsrmingly appointed tea which they
gave in the Town and Gown club
house.
Several hundred cards were sent out
for the occasion, which was also
planned in honor of the women of the
graduating class Of the University of
California. The afternoon was ar
ranged by Miss Meyrick. assistant
principal OF Smell seminary. with a
number of prominent college women as
assistants
In the receiving line were Miss Cor
nelia McKinne, president Of the as
sociation; Mrs. Harry Torrey. dean of
women OF the University of California:
Miss Helen Peckham. Miss Katherine
Chandler, Miss Elizabeth Hermann.
Miss Genevieve Chambers. Mrs. II. r..
Hatfield, and several others.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
BOY STARTS FOR STORE
AND REST is MYSTERY
Disappearance Puzzles Parents
and Police Force

OAKLAND Nov 2O.-Search of hos
pitfalls, inquiry of police and circulars
sent throughout the state have failed
10 reveal the whereabouts of Harry
Spradlin, the Is year old son of c. B.
Spradlin, 1902 East Tenth street, who
disappeared October Is when on his
way to a drug store.
His parents have inquired for him
and found that the young man never
reached the store. From the time he
left his home his movements are en-
veloped in mystery
His comrades have not heard from
the boy since October 10. He is de-
scribed as a manly youth, who never
evinced desire to leave his home, with
no bad habits and no mental or bodily
affliction which might have caused
him to wander away.
Both parents declare that the lads
disposition was such he would not have
taken his own life.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
STANFORD STUDENTS
CLEVERLY PRESENT PLAY
The Masquers in "The Road te
Yesterday" Win Laurels
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 20.
Seldom has more effective and evenly
balanced dramatic production been seen
on a Stanford stage than The Road to
Yesterday as presented last night by
the Masquers. The characters were
excellently cast. the parts well played
and the drama itself particularly effec-
tive because of it's uniqueness.
AS the girl who falls asleep in the
present century and dreams of the times
of 1903. Miss NJ. L. Ozier 10 was excel
lent in her double role of Elspeth Tyr
rell and Lady Elizabeth.
Miss NJ. T. Howell 10, as the gypsy
of the seventeenth century, more than
did justice to an exceedingly difficult
role. Miss M. F.. Wilson II, in a
comedy part. evoked many laugh.
r. HI. Seward '12, in the double role
of Jack Greatorex and Reformado Jack,
was a clever hero, and as the villainous
Lord Strangevon, w. B. Cohen II. was
in good form.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
ATTORNEY ASKS NEW
TRIAL FOR MARSDEN
Alleges Judges Instructions to
Jury Were Faulty

OAKLAND. Nov. 20.-Motion for a
new trial for Howard Marsden was
argued before Judge Murphy today
when Marsden appeared for sentence.
He was convicted OF securing $50
from a woman on his representations
that he would invest it at handsome
profit but spent the money and failed
to give her security
Attorney Z. e. Gehring, who de-
Tended Msrsden, argued that the in
structions submitted TO the jury were
faulty and that the status of the al
legged crime had not been properly
defined. The jury found Marsden had
been guilty of grand larceny.
Marsden professed to be a graduate
of Leipzig university and TO have re-
ceived the decree of doctor of phil
osophy there. Judge Murphy reserved
decision until Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
STRICKEN ON FERRY BOAT
AND PASSES AWAY IN AUTO
Cigar Dealer Succumbs on Way
to the Hospital

OAKLAND, Nov. 20.-wflliam Elliott.
a cigar dealer, whose place of business
is in Broadway near Eighth street died
tonight in an automobile on the way to
the receiving hospital, after an attack
of heart failure on the $40 o'clock
ferry boat from San Francisco to the
Oakland mole. He was stricken while
the boat was in the bay, and when 1t
landed was hastened into an auto
mobile by Don Morris of 1862 Washing
ton street.
Unable to get medical attendance at
once the men having Elliott in charge
hurried to the hospital, but he died in
their arms before he reached there.
His body was taken to the morgue.
Elliott was 56 years of age and lived
at 2071 West street. He left family.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
NOMINEES FOR OFFICERS
NAMED BY IMPROVERS
Alameda North Side Club to
Hold Annual Election

ALAMEDA, Nov. 20.-The North Side
improvement club has made the follow
ing nominations for officers:
President. Alois Kist; first vice pres
ident. Fred N. Delaney; second vice
president, A E. Acklom; secretary, c.
A. .Borle; treasurer, J. B. Warner, M. H.
Dunno; directors at large, w. A. S.
Nicholson, Joseph Stacker, John f.
Hanson, r. J. Dillon, Louis Bowman
and E. o. Pullman.
Three directors at large are to be
chosen. The election is to be held Fri
day evening, December g. Alois Kist
has served two terms as president of
the club. School superintendent Will
c. Wood and Street superintendent v.
NJ Frodden will be invited to address
a future meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
MOOT COURT TO HEAR
LECTURE ON ETHICS
Frank c. Smith of New York
Will Deliver Address

OAKLAND, Nov. 2O.-"Professional
Ethics will be the subject of an ad-
dress before the Moot court association
of Alameda county by Attorney Frank
c. Smith, member of the bar of New
York state. The meeting will be held
at Justice of the Peace Geary's court
room in East Oakland Tuesday evening.
Members of the court. who are seek
ing to instill high moral ideas in as
pirants for admittance to the bar, are
showing considerable interest in the
practical questions of ethics, and the
address is looked forward to with great
interest
Attorney Burton ]. wyman will lee
ture on "The Law of Evidence and a
mock criminal trial will follow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
CONSOLIDATION TO BE
DISCUSSED AT MEETING

BERKELEY, Nov. 2O.-The Central
Improvement club. an organization
formed recently for the upbuilding of
that section of the city west of Shat
tuck avenue In Addison street. will
hold a meeting Monday night in Grants s
hall to discuss consolidation. John w.
Stetson, city attorney of Oakland. and
J. p. Montgomery viii be the speakers
and the merits and possibilities of a
union of Berkeley with Oakland dis
cussed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
CHINESE ARE ARRESTED
AS ROBBERY SUSPECTS

OAKLAND, Nov. 20.--Constable Allen
arrested Chin Fong, Loung Bou, Louie
Ton and Lew Young, Chinese whom he
suspected of the robbery of Yee Ming,
Fruitvale Chinese merchant. He took
his prisoners from West Oakland to
the county jail today. The men were
released later and left the Jail under
fear of being attacked by. their coun-
trxmen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
CHURCHES TO UNITE IN
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Rev. c. M. Warner Will Deliver
Sermon at Palo Alto
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSPecidt OtSpdtch 10 ne (dltI
!. PALO ALTO, Nov. 2e.-The Pastors
association of PaIo Alto held its
monthly meeting yesterday and final
arrangements We're made for the union
service to be held Thanksgiving day.
The service will be at the Congrega-
tional church at 1890 o'clock in the
morning and the sermon will be given
by Rev. c. NJ. Warner pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Special
music will be arranged under the direc-
tion of Ira Woods. chOrister of the Con-
gregational church choir. Pastors
Hays. Warner and Beal were made a
committee to aid in arranging the
music.
The association voted to change it's
meeting date from the Third Thursday
to the first Tuesday of each month
The matter of holding union re-
viva meeting some time during the
winter was discussed and favorably re-
ceived. Walter Hays, II. w. Davis and
c. NJ. Warner were appointed a COM
mittee to look up the chance of secur-
ing some prominent evangelist to con-
duct series of meetings in Palo Alto.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
Go into Ruslness

For yourself San Francisco offers
you opportunities for making money
Than can not be even Appropriated by
any other city on the coast Look over
the MANY offers made in today's paper
under the heading of Business
Chances and Lodging Houses for
sale" in the Classified Ad Section. It
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
LUXURIOUS BUST
EASILY OBTAINED
French Method Is Explained For
The First Time To American
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How to obtain a luxurious bust de-
stood in this country" saws Madame
Du Barrie. The French method. on the
contrary. is much more effective. the
results more prompt. and the bust be
comes more Arm. symmetrical and lux
uriOus than by any other method
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

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This may sound remarka BILE to those
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

LIFE SENTENCES-Leav Kan. Nov
20--William Matthews. Frank Grigware. John
Shelton. D. W. Woods and Frederick Torgen-
sen placed in the federal prison here
last night TO begin life sentences for holding
mp a Union Pacific train near Omaha last
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-01
BALLOTS STOLEN IN KENTUCKY
Bullets May be in Evidence at IN.
Election in Breathitt.

Jackson, KY, Oct. 31.--'Bloody'
Brcathitt county. the seat of feud
which has been prominen, feature
of the county's political history for
many years past, is in the throes OF
a compalgn which threatens To result
in serious trouble before the ap-
preaching election Of November 10
over 4 full set Of county officers IS
to be elected and feeling has been al
fever heat for several weeks.
This eliminated today in the sen
ure of the stock OF official ballots by
body OF armed men, who forcibly
took them from a local bank where
they had been deposited for safe
Keeping and made OFF with them to
small hamlet. which Is almost in.
accessible
Sheriff Crawford. armed with war
rants for the arrest OF County Clerk
II. Hcrst and William 5. Seba stain.
summoned a posse and went after tue
men and ballots this afternoon. The
sheriff says that when he and his
posse approached the place where the
ballots were alleged TO b. held they
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-01
WORLD OF INDUSTRY
REVIEW OF THE WEEK WITH
MECHANICS AND ARTISANS IN
EVERY LAND.

The ladies' waist cutters have or
ganized in New York City lately.
The BARRIERS International has
grown from 5000 TO $4,000 In II
years.
Bakers at Mayagnez, Porto Rico
are on strike.
Teamsters at Dubuque, Iowa, have
secured q raise OF fifty cents Il week
Meat cutters and butcher work
men at Terre iIaute, Ind. were re.
Gently organized
Their" We're in SaXony during 1905
10 lockouts, involving 81 concerns
and 3.469 employees.
The official labor paper in Vancou
yer, h. c.. Is said to be- proving a
success in every way.
Seven new unions have been form
ed within Two months In Omaha
Neb., and in nearly every instance