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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Personal Brevities

A L. sayer Of MADEIRA is at the era
c. H Teeter Of Los Angeles is at the
Stewart.
l. ". Burns of Sacramento is at the
Dorchester.
Dr. A. p Mulligan of Auburn. Cal.
is at the Argonaut.
L. p Cunningham Of Joplin, Mo. is a
guest at the St Francis.
Fred Shields of New York registered
yesterday at the Stewart.
John Beaton Of Baldwin, Kan, is a
guest at the Union Square
A. Lindsey and wife of Sacramento
are registered at the Manx
X Sanborn Of Riverside registered
yesterday at the st Francis.
r. Z. Cranston, a gold dredging man
Of Sacramento. is at the ST. Francis.
Governor \. b Hoggatt of Alaska
registered a the st. Francis yesterday.
state Senator Charles B. Bills of Sac
ramentO is a guest at the Union Square.
A. ID. Porter. a banker of Woodland.
Cal. and Mrs. Porter are at the Argo-
naut.
Thomas NJ. Howard and wife of Port
land registered yesterday at the Union
Square.
George P. Henery stockton busi-
nessman. is at the Manx, accompanied
by his wife
Charles F. Fairbanks Jr, Boston
manufacturer, registered yesterday at
Pie Fairmont
's2io de Janeiro. registered yesterday at
the Fairmont
J. J. Byrne OF the Santa Fe system
registered with his family at the Fair
outnyesterday. They are on their way
from Los Angeles TO Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
CaIifornians on Travels

NEW YORK, June 5.-Californians
have registered at local hotels as fol-
lows. From San Francisco--W. D,
Clark. Mrs w. d. Clark, Hotel Bel
mont; Captain j. Brown, Grand Union;
RI. r. judah, Hotel Breslin; Mrs. E.
Peterson. Grand Union; A. Snow. Union
Square hotel; S. Stoyer, Grand Union;
n RI. Wulzer, Mrs. d. FL. Wulzer. Her
aid Square; Miss B. Mcdonald. Mrs.
J. G. sims Hotel Seville; p. Sachs, Cos
mopolitan, Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Travers,
Belmont; T. White. Wolcott; +. III.
Relcher. King Edward; j. A. Boner
broadway Central hotel; Miss d. Ches-
ter Hotel York; H. II. sEiarpham, Herald
Square; w. d. Keystone, Hotel Bres-
lin. c. s. Mortimer. Longacre; A. Wall,
Mrs. A Wall, Astor house; S. j. Beus,
Grand Union: p NJ Mosedel Union
Square; j. Simon. Hotel Albany; Mrs,
OConnor. d. J. O'Connor, Hotel Gerard;
]. p Templeman, Hotel Flanders: w.
L. Mahon Grand Union; E. A. Denicke,
Murray Hill; W. d. Stewart, st. Denis
hotel.
Los AngelssMMFr y &c 6, s.D Dessrau1. Mrs BE, Bel
son. Hotel Navarro; Miss H l. List
n. D. List. Mrs. III. d. List. Miss r. E.
List. Gerard; @. Becker, Cadillac; Mrs.
i. p. Castle. Hotel Seville; Mrs. III. NJ
Wheeler, Gregorian; E. F. Bloodgood
die. Miss d. e. Book. Seville.
Oakland-W. Dannheim, f. Oil.
Grand Union hotel.
San Rafael-K. B. Barnes. j. schlos-
ser. New Amsterdam
pasadena NJ. f. Fisher. Martha
Washington.
San Diego-D A. Leisk, st. Denis.
San Jose--G. f. Steel Grand Union.
PARIS. June 5.-Frank MouIton of
San Francisco has registered at the
Herald office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
BOGGS is FIRST IN
THE WASATCH
HANDICAP
Favorifes Are Beaten and Cape
well, Long Shof, Is N0sed
Out at the Wire

SALT LAKE, June 5.-The Wasatch
handicap, at seven furlongs, was some
what of a surprise today The long
shot, Capewell. seemed a winner at the
head of the stretch, but was nosed out
by Boggs, at to l. The favorites
Ethel Day and Meddling Hannah. were
never in the contest. Penn beat a good
bunch of 2 year olds in the second
event Two favorites and two long
shots were among the winners Results
First race, six furlongs, selIing-Elmdale. 11e
SANDY, 5 to /, won; Nappa, 110 (H. Smith
to 5, second; Miss Beaumonter, 81 Peak, c
to l, third. Time. LII. Sly Ben, Bud Embry,
Watiere, Dollie Dollars, Glendepning, Beyis
Andrews, finished as named.
Second race, four and half furlongs, sell
ing-Penu, 115 (Johnson), S to ), won; Good
Ship, 100 (Bevan), to p second; Minnidocia
1o4 (Cayanaughl, 3 to |, third. Time, 30 81
Camera, May Bride, Mary Geneyieve, Sixteen
Rabble finished as named.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Yankee
Tourist 103 (Cayanaughl, to 1, won: Bonton
1o5 (Mondono II to- to TO- second; corrigan lll
Beauty, Priceless Jewel, Hi Caul Cap, finished
as named.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, wasatch handi
cap-Boggs. 100 (Harris), to 2 won; Cape
well, 9S CTbomas) 10 to l, second: Work Box
1o3 CBeyanl, to 2, third. Time. 1:29 4-5
Meddling Hannah, Ethel Day, Cabin, j. c.
Glen, Royal Ben. finished as named.
Fifth race, mile-Hush Money. 103 (Nel
SOM, even, won; Surety. 100 (Manders), to
second; Prince of CASTLE, 100 (Johnson), tc
1. third. Time, ~. Manila S, Belden, Queer
Lead, Logistilla, finished as named.
Sixth race, five furlongs- Valencia. 100 (Otis,
10 to l. won; Happy Chappy, 1o6 tHarris), &
to l. second; Billy Mayham, 10l Denny, tt
l. third. Time, 1:02. Lee Harrison II, Home
less. Force, Free Knight the Bear, Billy Myer
La Chata, mclement, finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Two Matches Played in the
Scotch Bowling Tourney

Two more matches were played in
the double tournament yesterday by
the members of the San Francisco
Scotch bowling club. The greens are
in very poor condition and only three
rinks can be used as the balance are
undergoing repairs This limits the
play each day to a comparatively few
matches
j. HI. Duncan and G. C. Patterson put
F. s. Thomas and b. Etter out OF the
running after close and interesting
match which resulted 21 TO Is.
In the other tournament match X.
beware and A. Wilkie beat Rev w J.
Fisher and Rev. A. c. Bane. 21 to 13.
After the tournament matches some
of the members indulged in a few prac-.
tice games.
Next Saturday the San Francisco
club players will go to Oakland 70
give battle to the Oakland clubs
bOwlers in the first OF the home and
home matches. Play Will be on three
rinks with eight players on each rink.
Each player will bowl two balls and
the totals on all three rinks win
count.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
NATIVE SON PARLORS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
San Francisco, Olympus and
California Lodges Elect

San Francisco parlor No. 40 of the
Native Sons Of the Golden West has
elected the following as officers for the
ensuing term:
James Z. Rigney. past president: David
Byrnes. president; F. Hahn first vice president;
martini, third vice president; A. Anhblo. mar
shal: David Capurro. recording secretary: John
r. Nelson, financial secretary: Frank AIarln
treasurer; W Gilbart. inside sentinel; Thomas
Shea, outside sentinel; DR.. W. Jackson, J. J.
Richardson and j. 7. Seimer. trustees: E. c..
Merry, Dr. Williams and DR.. Glover, physicians.
The following have been elected as
officers for Castro parlor of the same
order for the next term:
David A Aronson. past president: Herman
Rudel, president; john :. Ramsey. first vice
president; Patrick W. Meherin, second vice
president: James Mcbride. third vice president
George J. Meagher, recording secretary: A d.
Iobree. financial secretary; Joseph Flood. treas
ured; john Mitchell. marshal; Neil Nalloy, trrs-
tee: Joseph F. Meagher, f. NJ. Bixby and clifford
L, Sobey, surgeons; Edward c. Fotheringham,
outside sentinel; Hugh Fitzpatrick, inside SEN
tinel-
California parIor No. 1 has elected
the following as officers for the ensuing
term:
Dr. A. E. Cerf. Junior past president; f. W.
Irwin, presid ident; o. NJ Pollock, first vice presi-
dent; NJ. J. whelan, second vice president;
Henry F. Pernau, third vice president: w. V.
Wise marshal; c. A. Bodemann. recording sec
retary; 3. Z. Hanlor. financial secretary: E. A.
Blsckman. r. Stockman and A. ". Hobro, trus-
tees; NJ. y. Blackman. inside sentinel J. Unger,
outside sentinel; H. ]. Kohl, collector; Z. A.
Jauiou, pianist
Olympus parlor No. 1S9 has elected
Thomas B. Lynch. past president: Frank A.
Koch. president: William $. Boyle first vice
president; Charles WEIGH, second vice president:
Philip YaRdor. third vice president: Joseph c.
Foster. marshal: George Mccormick. financial
secretary: Frank ]. Butler. recording secretary:
William Puckhaber outside sentinel: John j.
Murry. inside sentinel: Antoine =. Hurze. John ].
Pugh and william H. Williams Jr., trustees:
geons-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Stewards Approve Suspen.
sion Of Earl Linnell

NEW. YORK, June 5.-At meeting
of the stewards of the Jockey club to-
day the action of the stewards of the
spring meeting of the WestchesteI
racing association (Belmont park) in
fining Earl Linnell 5000 and suspending
his trainers license for failure to have
his horse Black Mate start in the sixth
race of the meeting, was. approved
Linnell was also reprimanded for
gross carelessness."
Trainers licenses We're granted to
Peter j. Coyne, John +. Schorr, Gerald
w. Richardson and James Sheridan
Jockeys licenses were granted tc
Curt Clement, Charles Gallagher, r. c.
TroXler and j. Butler.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
FAST FINISHES AT
DRIVING CLUBS
MATINEE
Best Races of the Season Are
Seen at the Park Stadium
Track

The best series of harness races OF
the year were held yesterday afternoon
on the park stadium course by the Park
amateur driving club. Each finish was
an exciting one and a big crowd of
spectators was on its feet from the
outset. The time was very fast, con-
sidering the condition of the track. and
the horses ran 10 form throughout.
A Ottingers Lady Irene upheld her
reputation by getting away with the
first race. three heats out of four. S.
Christensen Reina Directum being sec-
ond. ID. f. Hoffman's Dictatum was the
class in the second and ChristensOn's
Enchantress got away with the last
one on the card. Following are the
results of the races by heats:
First race, mile heats class A trotters:
A. Ottinger's Lady Irene ,Ottingert. .....S a
5. Christensen's Reina Directum (Ottin-
A. OttinGer's Telephone (Hofmanl .
Time-2:1Saa. 2.1SA, 2:20ia.
Second race. mile heats. class A PAGERS:
D. f. HOnmans Dictatum (HOfmanl. 3 I
=. l. Mattheas' Opitsah (Mattheasl ...S 2
i. +. Bannan's Jim Chase (Bannonl. ...-.2 5
Time-2:19ls. 2:23. 2.23.
Inird race, mile heats class trotterss
5 Chrstensens Enehantress tChrsten-
F. W. ThOmpsOn's REVERE (Thomp-
Captain Matson's Mckinney NJ Mat
A. p Clayburgh's Charles Fl (Clsy
r. Consanis Dividend CConsanD. ..5 5 ) 5
Iime-2:2Sia, 2:27 2:2S. 2:29.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
TRCKING THIEVES BY
THEIR FINGER PRINTS
Police on Trail of Burglars
Thought Bay Pirates

BERKELEY, June 5.-The new finger
print and Bertillon system recently in
stalled by the Berkeley police is being
used for the first time for the investi-
cation of the criminals, supposedly the
Winehaven bay pirates. who early yes
terday morning entered the Pacific
guano and fertilizer works, dynamiting
the safe twice in their effort to reach
the contents. The clews left in the
hands of the police have undergone a
thorough investigation at the hands of
Expert William Floyd and Chief of Po-
lice August Xollmer, who are at pres
ent busily engaged over the two hats
and the gag left in the yard of the
works.
The gag, which was used to silence
Watchman Rasmussen Jensen while the
thieves operated on the safe. was a long
piece of wood covered with cloth and
so fitted as to extend two inches irto
the throat of the victim 1t was fas-
tened with rope and string and was a
particularly cruel method of silencing
the man, causing him intense suffering
while he lay with the apparatus in his
mouth for three hours before released
The hats We're found in the yard of
bliC LCA iAllZcI WI MS, WneTe IneXs mad
been thrown in the rush to the launch
at the foot of Bristol street after the
explosion had taken place.
That the cracksmen were the Wine
haven pirates is the conclusion of the
police on account of the methods pur-
sued by the burglars, and their escape
in a launch for which the police are
now searching Two other burglaries
are also laid at the door of the pirates
for the same reason. One of these took
place at Crockett and the other a few
miles below.
Floyd. the expert. has carefully ex-
amined and copied the finger prints of
the men, secured on the window sill
of the factory, and believes that with
these he can identify them with little
trouble. The records are being gone
over to ascertain whether any of the
men have been in trouble before, and to
secure, if possible, a better description.
The results of the investigation are not
divulged by the police, although it is
said that some headway is being made.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
CAPTAIN F. X. FERGUSON
HOST AT ARMY LUNCHEON
Feast Follows Farewell Visit to
Officers of the Twentieth

Captain Frank X. Ferguson, coast
artillery corps, U. S. A. was the host
at an informal luncheon on board the
United States steamer Armistead al
Folsom street dock yesterday
Fergussons guests We're: Colonel r
r. Stevens, U. S. A; Lieutenant Henry
T. Bergin, q. S. A; Lieutenant Clifford
l.. Corbin, u. S. A: Captain Thomas O.
Ashburne, u S. A; Captain p s. Bond
Z. S. A, and Adrian Splivalo.
The luncheon was the aftermath of
a visit to the officers of the Twentieth
infantry, who sailed for the Philippines
on the transport Logan, which left for
the islands at noon.
Colonel Robert r. Stevens, chief
quartermaster of this department. will
leave today on a tour of inspection OF
the camps at Yosemite valley and Se-
quota park. He expects to be away
about 10 days. During his absence
Lieutenant o. P. NJ. Hazard will act i'm
his place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Clever Show Promised at
Turn Verein

Great interest is being shown by the
San Francisco turn verein in the Be
Jerks turnfest to be held in San Jose
June 13 and IA. The San Francisco
turn verein, Mission turn vereIn and
Eintracht turn verein are working hard
and the competition should be very
keen.
This evening the San Francisco turn
verein will give grand exhibition at
its hail. 353 Turk street. for the benefit
of the prize team. Among the attrac-
tions will be wrestling match and a
sparring match by the clever amateurs
of the Olympic club. who have been
trained for the occasion by George s.
Mieling.
Following is the committee whicif
has the exhibition in charge: AL Firth
chairman: William Haberfellner o.
Busse. George Wende, Gus frost VIII
liam Rhine. Edward Bercher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Gravesend Races

GRAyESEND, n. Y, June 5-First race,
about six furlongs-wa waponaca, to ., won;
Lawton Virgins, to l. second; Mauviette, 10
to l. third Time, Ill 2-5.
Second race. steepechase, about two miles
King Castle, to .. won; Sunglow, 13 to 10,
second; Grandpa, II to ., third. Time, 1884.
Third race, the Great American of 50, 500, 2
year oIds five furlongs-Star Bottle. even, won;
Big Stick 3 10 2, second; Medallion to l.
third. Time, 1902 40
Fourth race. and an eighth miles-Mont-
gomery, 1 to 2. won: Racquet, 20 to 1, second
Norbitt. TO /, third. Time, 1:54 As.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles, handi-
captive Wire. to 10, won: Fashion Plate,
9 to =, second: Mark Anthony IL, 10 to L, third.
Time, las.
sixth race, i've furlongs- Shannon, to 5.
won; Gross Over, 20 to l. second; Equation L.
to l. third Time, 1902 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
SUNDAY ASSEMBLY WILL
PICNIC IN MUIR WOODS
California Club Section to Give
Outing Today

The sunday assembly of the Califor-
nia- club will go today to the Muir
woods. This outing has been planned
in response TO the wish expressed by
some OF the businesswomen interested
in the assembly that during the three
months of the clubs vacation time the
regular assembly meetings be not dis
continued. but take the form of an out
ing to some place of interest in the Vi
cinity. ~
Some of the club members will enjoy
the trip with the assembly and cor
dial invitation is extended to those in
terested to join the party
The arrangements are that those
wishing to make the trip will be at tlie
Sausalito ferry this (Sunday) morning
in time for tile 9.45 boat, provided
with a picnic luncheon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
FAULKNER'S BOYS
WIN BASEBALL
TROPHY
Many Pupils Cheer When HOr=
ace Mann Nine WreSts Pen-
Hant From Spring Valley

-Four passes. two singles and a
double in the fifth inning of the game
between Horace Mann and Spring Val
ley schools for the interschoIastic
championship gave the pennant to the
former yesterday morning and con-
cluded a season which Lad been most
successful. Cheered wildly by the
pupils Of their respective schools the
contcnding teams played brilliant ball
until the fatal NTH, when Cademar-
tori experimental with an airship and
travelled among the clouds while Mann
scored six runs.
park was well filled with school pupils
when the game WAS called yesterday
morning which was TO decide the
championship, and even during the
practice banners were waving and the
school yells were sent echoing over
the field.
The first four innings of the game
were characterized by Snappy play on
the part of both teams. Spring VAL
ley retired several men at third dur
ing critical stages, and there was no
scoring until the first half Of the fifth.
Reed. the first man up. drew a pass,
went 10 second on a gift TO Gullman,
and the bases were filled when Cade-
nartori threw four wild ones to Eon-
tana- Rastover slammed the first one
up over short for single. scoring
Reed. Gullman was caught at the
plaIe- DuI EonIana got TO InlrO- Oaoe-
martori was thoroughly ratified, and
put over a straight one which Naylor
sent 10 the tall uncut for two sacks
scoring FOntana and RastOVer- Bar
clay was retired on a iy to left but
NaYlor scored on Hartje's single to
right. Del Carlo walked. and Hartje
scored on Schultz tumble of an easy
one from Hammer. Del Carlo scored
on a passed ball Reed walked, but
the side was retired on Gullmans fly
10 left. Six runs
Spring Valley went out in rapid sue
cession. and in the first half of the
sixth Mann commenced another slaugh-
ter. A pass, singles by Rastover and
Hartje and a double by NaylOr netted
TWO more.
In the sixth Winters drew first on
an error iden and Blachman walked
and Gavin singled to left. The first
Two scored, but Blachman was shut
of at the plate and the scoring ended
with two runs for Spring Valley.
The game was called at the end Of
the seventh. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
LatOnia Races

LAr0NIA, June First race. fye furlongs-
Cherryola I TO 5. won; Jack Straw. ) to 2.
second; Billiard Ball, Il to .. third. Time,
1903.
Second race, five and q half furIongs-Billy
Bodemir IL TO 5. won Usury. to l. second
Tim Kelly II to- l, third. Time. Loo 2-5.
Third race, hve aud a half furlongs-Kng
Ferdinand. to 2, won; Bens0nhurst, to /.
second: odin. to 2. third. Time. 1:10 3-5.
Fourth race, Merchants stake $1,000 added,
one mile-Cymbal. 20 TO l, won; Keep Moving
Il to l, second: The Minks s TO l. third Time,
1:42
Fifth race. five and half furIongs-PaI. 3
10 L. won; Paul Ruinart to 5, second; Posing
II to l. third. Time / :0S 3-5.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs--Tom
Holland 2 to /. won; Eustsclan, Is to l. sec
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
BREAKS IN LENEES IN
VICINITY OF HANFORD
Enormous Volume of Water Is
Flowing in Kings River

HANFORD. June 5.-Breaks in the
levees have caused the flooding of
many acres OF land in this vicinity.
Twelve feet of water is now rushing
through a go foot break in the second
levee on the south side Of Kings river.
directly north Of this city
Much water IS also coming through a
20 foot break 200 feet further down.
The warm days during the first part
Of this week caused a large increase
in the hOw of the Kings river, which
an engineer reports has been carving
more water than during the floods Of
three years ago
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO MAN TO
MARRY SANTA ROSA GIRL
Frank Mueller and Miss Irene
Frese Wed Today
TSeeciol Dispoich 10 The Cali

SANTA ROSA. June 5.-Frank Muel-
Ter, manager Of Sloan & Co.'S store in
San Francisco, VIII claim Miss Irene
Frese as his bride at l o'clock Sunday
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Frese, near
this city. Rev. ". NJ Sutherland Of the
Fulton Presbyterian church will Of
flciate.
Miss Edna Butler will be bridesmaid,
while Fred Ottinger of San Francisco
viii be best man. Miss Portia Hopper
Of this city viii be ringbearer. After
a honeymoon spent in the southern part
of the state Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller will
reside in San Francisco
Miss Frese IS the daughter Of prom
tnent pioneer family.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
MRS. SIMPKiNS-ZIEGAL
WEDS AN ILLINOIS MAN
Friends of Bride i'm This City
Surprised at the News

Announcement was made yesterday
of the marriage of Mrs. Lillian d. Simp-
kins -Ziegel of this city and Alton d.
Orvis of Oak Park, H.. which took
place May %, and the friends of the
bride were treated to a great surprise,
since none suspected that the attractive
San Franciscan was to marry the east
ern businessman. The romance was
begun upon recent trip to the east
last winter The couple are now en-
joying a honeymoon trip through the
northern part of the state. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orvis will be at home after July 5
in Oak Park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
SPRING VALLEY
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Saylor (2), Barclay. Sacrifice
hits-Rastofer Barclay, Blachmsnu. First base
on called bslls-On Barclay >. of CademsrtOri 3.
Struck Out-By Barclay s. by Cademartori ;.
Hit By pitched bsll-Barton. Umpire-o. Ma
kowski.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
pROGREss IN AUTO race

TOLEDO. o., June 5.-The FIVE auto
mobiles in the coast to coast race left
Toledo today with Chicago as their
objective point tonight. The two Fords
left at s. schedule time. the others be-
ing in control until II and $780, IL
hours after their belated arrival last
night
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
KLING MILL GET RoNUs

CHICAGO. June 5.-President Charles
w. Murphy of the Chicago National
league baseball team, upon his return
here today from Cincinnati. virtually
admitted that Catcher John king
would he with his team before the
end of June. Killing wired Murphy he
was willing to rejOin the team before
IuIy 1. provided ne got his share OF
the $4,000 bonus given the players
who won the worlds championship IN
1908. Murphy instructed Manager
Chance 10 hold a pro rata share OF
the bonus for King in case he re-
turned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
WESTON RESUMES LONG Walk

LARAMIE. Wyo. June Edward
Payson Weston. the veteran coast-to-
coast pedestrian. arrived in Medicine
Bow at 9:15 this morning in fine fet-
tie and remained an hour. after which
he continued his trip westward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
THEATRICAL MANAGERS
CHECKS ARE WORTHLESS
B. Wieseman of Vallejo Taken
Into Custody
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

IOPICIlt 11ISPuIOIs 10 7 nc NuIII
VALLEJO, June 5.-The arrest of B.
Wieseman, manager of the Farragut
theater here, has caused big sensation
in business circles.
wiesman is charged with giving
checks to n. Mann, San Francisco
theatrical supply agent, which amount
ed to 500 and for which Wieseman
had no funds in the Commercial bank
of this city.
Wieseman said that he was interest
ed in motion picture houses in San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
YOUTH FALLS TO DEATH
FROM HIGH WELL DERRICK
Drops 90 Feet to Ground, Break
ing Every Bone in Body
ESpeeial Dispotch 10 The Calll

SANTA ROSA, June George Ky
noch, a young man employed on the
Spreckels ranch at Sobre Vista, in this
county. fell TO his death yesterday after
noon while at work on derrick being
rfgged up for the boring of a well.
Kynoch had gone to the top of the
so foot derrick, when he was thrown
from his lofty perch by the breaking of
a cast iron pully which was being used
to hoist the crown block into position.
Nearly every bone in the young mans
body was broken and his chest was
stove in. He fingered in an unconscious
condition for an hour before expiring.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
YALE NINE VICTORIOUS

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 5.-Yale
defeated the Princeton baseball team at
vale field today, 6 to 0. Score:
: r. II. E.
vale 3 L
Princeton :
Batteries-Merritt and Philbin;
Drews, White and Pittman
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
THE HOUSE ~ PEsT-P

THE HOUSE FLY PEST-Professor Herms OF
the University OF California viii lecture to the
Mothers club Of tho Bcrgerot school at the
school building. Twenfy-fffh avenue between
California and Lake streets. Tuesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock on the eradication OF the latest
post 10 disturb hygienists. ..The House Fly
and lis Control viii be the subject Of Pro
fessor Herms' remarks. The address will he IL
lustrated with scientific and popular pictures
Mrs. C. II. Rockwell is president Of the club.