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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
PAGEANT ON THE LAKE
FOR COLUMBUS DAY
Committees Named to Take
Charge OF the Celebration

OAKLAND, Sept. s0.-The landing OF
Columbus in America will be COM
uemorated October u. in accordance
which at It's last session esta hIished
that day as legal holiday. A pageant
on Lake Merritt with literary and
musical exercises, viii be provided for
the occasion
The following committees TO prepare
the celebration have been appointed by
Mayor Mott.
General committee OF arrangements-
Hon Frank x. Mott. chairman. Hugh
Hogan, vice chairman. III. J. Leonard,
secretary, John Mullins, treasurer.
Reception committee T. HarTinE-
ton, DR.. J. L Milton. NJ J. Keller. J. w
ley. J. T. Moran, 2. y. Hanrahan, A
Finance eonlrnittee-Iohn Mullins.
chairman: G. F. COrrfgan, T. NJ CeFfni.
G. Ghiglferi, ]. Twomey-
Stetsou, chairman; George p. r. Clark.
George W Frick. NJ, Book ". s.
Mackay. James Milne.
Publicity commfttee-James P Mont
gomery. chairman Lyman B. Hall. w
Y. Dewson. Thomas Rowe. George
PIaner. A. G. Taft, VI. E Bruner. w. H
Pageant committee Charles f.
Fawcett. J. w McNiece, G. GhigIfert
r A Rice. r C. yose, J. Grondona, t.
Games corumittee-Leo Mccarthy,
chairman; Walter Wawcett.
Hogan. chairman: Hugh Gallagher,
Manuel Silva, A. D. Gervais. C. L Hen
drinks
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NEWS OF OAKLAND ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SANIEADRO
Sick Headache
and Indigestion
The Former i Very Frequently Caused
by the Other.

Tie pneuW0- Eastric nerve connects
the stomach region directly with the
brain. and when the stomach is out ot
order the head IS almost certain 20 Be
affected through reflex Or sympathetic
nervous irritation
The headache Of dyspepsia and fnCii-
gestiOn IS OF every variety from the
dullest and least defined 70 the NOS
Of the brain seems rackat with an
guiSh at CtherS the ache i confined ID
the hack or front part OF the he~~
The first form j. usually or a cO1rEz /
character ana Is 0fren accompanied oy
dimness oc vision and mild vertigo
or so called -TuSl OF blood 20 the
head The victims OF this symptom
complain OF swimming OF -Ignr-
ness IN the head. and dizziness. or a
sensation OF motion while the body -
stiII. and specks or flashes OF light be-
Persons subject TO Indigestion and
Other forms OF stomach trouble are
very frequent sufferers from leadacns-
and IN numerous cases a sick Es4dacle
is the only R0Jieeabls symptom OF tndl-
gesti0n present. In others. rEere are
stomach NANTES "a ti0ns as well
The majority OF people regard ms
headache as a separate disease lnsl74d
CT symptom OF stomach dlsease-
which II usually IS and they arrernpl
to- treat IL separately. and make rne
mistake Of sudeavOrtuz 70 obtain re-
lief through the Use OF leGdacns pow
dsrs. tablets. pills and seilzers ne 1s-
D. which IS extremely dangerous. as
many OF them contain such poWerrul
depressent drugs as acera1ilId, pnen-
acetfne autipyriue. caffeine etc. wnicn
deprsss the heart brain and nerve cen
tsrs and lower srteriaI pressure. an
many a Person with a weak ne4EC las
become dan Esrousiy III shortly a-Ler
taking one OF these headscne rene
dies They also interfere Win the q
geStfva processes and actually maze
.rhe dyspepsia worse than before
IN order 70 get rid or the neadaclle
or fufi tiO--aud most headaches are
caused by stomach troubls-0le should
eu1aav0r 70 reach and remove r1e
cauSs ard the headache eject vii
soon % relieved
STT-ARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS do
not cure 1he symptoms thsT cure the
cause OF the heaCache. when perIra-
nsntIv removes the symptoms LneT q
zest every atom o. food IN The stomach.
rura al forms % stomach trouble a1d
The headache and every other disagree
able SYMPTOM and unr0Ta-t erect =
quickly gotten It'd OF.
Don't make the mistake OF trying %
49,. Through the usa o hsadach8 pow
5arS tablets etc Use common sense.
GOOD irrd zmsur and one OF two o.
Sruart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and Tou
viii be azrseably surprised az the rap-
fdfrv with which the headacile viii -
relieved and cured siE1r1lra1eorslE VIZ
tha relief and cure OF the stomach as
turbauce-
Purchase a package from your drug
gisr today FOR 50 cents. and send Is
vour name and address. and we viii
forward y0u trial package free Ad-
dress T A stuart Co. 10 stuart Build
ing Marshall. Mich
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Reception at Berkeley

REREELEY. Sept. 3G.-As the recep-
ton 10 President Taft here next Tues
dsw x5II be formal and official. only
+hrse women have been invited BY the
general committee OF arrangements TO
Sir On the Greek thearer stage when
rFs chief executive IS welcomed TO this
of+v The women are Mrs Phebe A
uaarS4- regent OF the university Mrs
F7fro- Carlisle member OF the board or
Education. and Miss Blanche Morse
member sof the board Of library trus-
tees
owing 10 the fact that II is unde-
sfrable 10 have large company on the
-4ape on an occasion Of this kind, il has
haer found necessary TO omit several
arxsufzatfons that otherwise would be
fnvitad. From the University Of Cali
forrfa only heads CT departments will
Have seats on the stage. Officers of the
Chamber OF commerce.. officers OF the
Manufactures association. officers OF
the conference committee of imprJve-
meut clubs and the clergy have been
invited seats IN the auditorium are 70
be reserved for members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic
Company c. National guard Of CALI
forufa. commanded By Captain George
c Pare. viii act as q special guard at
the railway station, and the cadets Of
the University OF California. under com
r1and Of Major z NJ Lewis. will be the
escort OF honor within the university
grounds A troop OF cavalry, under
command OF Lieutenant Bzne, United
states army, will escort the presidents
carriage from the depot in Berkeley un-
til the Oakland line is reached
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SCHOOL FINANCES SHOW
FAVORABLE BALANCES
Excess Found in High and
Grammar Schools Accounts

OAKLAND, Sept. 30.-Surp1uses in
the finances of the grammar and high
schools Of Alameda county were shown
bv the annual report of County Super
fnteadent of Schools George W. F'rick.
fled at Sacramento today Total re-
CENTS fro nall sources for the gram
mar schools were sf.9I4, ,90z.93, and ex-
pendftures s1562. .s4a-04. leaving a bal
auce of cash of s350-0S2.ss.
The high school revenue totaled
s442- -2oS. 80, from which s3s0,0ss-t0 was
drawn for expenses, leaving a balance
OF sS21Is-a3-
One hundred and thirty-hve teachers
are employed in the high schools OF
Alameda county, IS men and SO women
instructors The total high school sal
airy paid to men was sT5.651 and TO
women s11s.,t2e
The total number Of pupils enrolled
was 1914; average daily attendance
3307. One hundred and sixty boys and
263 girls were graduated from the
high schools
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The California Promotion CommIttee

The State Central Orzanization orxanEref n
19oz-A1 association cor -he eomruerciaz a11
Industrial deTel0pne1e Of Cal1tornla-l
-EEO1lOLIoN- he acr u 1romCctcu. srfrane.N
ue1E. ercuur1Ee-1enr- -'-Ce1rury D3erfonarT
TIQN % California interests L h1s 11rh11x %
seIl Il fosters al rnt1xa cz1dlrR % rns 4 D.
FANCE1lENT 0f Cali1orul1- Il Is aurnurfrT
en- al matters relating % Callf1rula- II IN
cOCRAGES the es<11lish1lenr ~ 1e3 lncrs<rsen
and testers those already established u invites
desirable funigration- II presents tne oupor-
runzttes and Reeds q al felds q business En6
professional activity II - supported b. 1oDular
Subscriptions and makes charxe tlr anF serr1cs
reussered- II has affiliated with K 20 cummer-
eial examinations u the state with a eoubi1ed
membership 0f more th1n 80. .o0o- Meetings u
representasfves q .hese orga1izzri1ns ara Hid
senaiannnaliy n ttEerenr parts o. ne STATE.
where matters a C1iE1or1l1's interests ara 1fs~
erssez- EeadGuarrers 0f ne coDmltrea ars
malnsazresi n Merchants Erch11ge. bld=-. San
F-aucfsco- CORRESPONDENTS INVITED
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ENGINEERS REPORT
ON QUAY CONSTRUCTION
Recommendations Referred by
Council for Estimates
lSoecioI Dnpdtck to The Call


OAKLAND. sept so.-The commits
sion Of civil engineers appointed to
study the plans for the improvement
Of the estuary submitted to the
wharves and water front COMMITTEES Of
the city council tonight recommends
tfous for quay wall construction in the
estuary between Broadway and Lin
den street.
The wall. it was advised, should be
upon the hz:Ikhead line between Linden
and JEFFERSON streets. and between
Jefferson street and Broadway should
be Iandward Of the buIkhead line
The recommendations were referred
to Assistant City Engineer Brown by
the council committee, with instruc-
tions TO compile estimates by next
Monday evening Brown will submit
three estimates OF the cost OF building
a quay wall, one to cover q continuous
wall from Broadway 40 Grove street.
the second from Broadway to Castro
street and the third from Broadway 10
Market street.
The notifications in the estuary
plans were recommended by Colonel
Heuer, M. K. Miller and Otto Van Gel
dern. who were appointed consulting
engineers BY the mayor.
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ADVERTISING MANAGER
WEDS SOUTHERN GIRL
Stanford Students United at
Home OF Bride

BT-RLTNGAArE. sept s8.-The mar
rfsze CT Mss Edna Nay Robothsu.
6zuzhrer or Hrs. Adele Tucker Ro-
rosrzr. and Ernest y. Smith was
soTer-nfzed Wednesday ~ the brides !
home IN Indianapolis
Ernest Smith Is the son OF Walter
rf-o-s Smith of Honolulu. but has
-s6e his home IN California for some
wes-s He vas 4 well known student
81 Sta AFFORD university, being editor Of
re Seouoia for one year and a mem
ts- of the Glee club and the Chi Psi
Frsteruftv Miss Robotham also at
tended stanford university, and was a
ruern Der q the Delta Gamma sorority.
After q honeymoon trip through the
srlsrh Mr.. and Mrs Smith viii make
rrefr home IN Burlingzme, where Smith
nzs z bunEz1oE- He is manager Of
re zdvertisinE department. OF Hale
ErotherS' store IN san Francisco
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FORECLOSES MORTGAGE
ON THE ALAMEDA ARGUS

OAKLAND. Sept. so.-A decree of
foreclosure signed by Superior Judge
Harris today in favor of T. c. Daniels
gainst p. r. BIiInes will place Daniels
in control of the Alameda Argus again.
which he reIinduished a year ago after
holding it for 80 years
After being appointed register OF
the United States land Office in this
city. Daniels leased the paper TO J. s.
Mcdowell later selling it to Mines.
Mines gave a mortgage. for $1,000 on
the plant TO secure payment in addition
TO proufssory notes for $1,000 The
notes being unpaid. Daniels foreclosed
the mortgage
Mines made no contest, the order
being signed by default J. Leonard
Rose was appointed commissioner TO
negotiate the sale of the plant
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
Suburban Brevities

WILL BUILD CONCRETE FEE-Pufut Rich
rnor6. Sept 3c--The California vt1e sssocia-
tiou has eoumenced reconstruction with con-
crete piers of 2-soo feet OF its long dock at
EANcEER TEJURED-San Leandrc, Sept 3d.
As the result Of slipping g the ground from
lead OF hay frank a Williams. a rancher,
landed on his head and suffered eoneussion
q the brain- He Is expes4ed TO recover
STUDENT BODY HAS DEETCTT-Berkeley
sept. 3o--Accordzng 70 the report which
the executive committee OF the stT1senfs of
the university the outstanding Indebtedness
amounts to fo.450.
WOMAN TAXES PoTsoN-EImhzrsr. sept 90
Mrs. John Sp-uckmann- wife OF a dsiryu1an
At the upper end of Moss avenue. attempted
suicide this morning By drinking ehl0rof0rn-
wagon, where she was treated and her life
saved
suRGLARIEs EEPoRTED-oakrand. sent 40
W Z Harrington ST. West--x<eet, reported
to TIE police this morn51g tfat dayIsehf
burglars entered his kous sc and stole s65.
John Arriek complained o. the theft of s45
worth q clothes from bis room at Fifth and
Wsshi1gton streets.
SPEAKS OK CHILD LABoR-Oakland sept 20
Child Labor and Prison Reform was the
suhtecf of an address, delivered LAST ufght 4t
Ellen Foster q Washington. D. C. Mrs. Foster
took occasion n declare that the new Alameda
comfy jail compared favcrzblF with those she
ooMKITTEEMEN TO ORGANIZE Berkeley.
sept s0--For tAe purpose of forming
peruanest organisation the 2a2 eonmitteemea
in charge OF the recent successful campaign
fr Z 100000 building for the Y NJ G. A.
q this city WiH bold meeting over the
banquet table IN the association headquarters
Tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
GIVES BARBECUE FOR FREEDs-san Lo-
renzo. Sept. 30--Thankfal because he had
collected = large blH that he had not ex-
pe~ted 70 collect Frank Correfa- a wealthy
frui4 grower gave barbecue 70 more than
90 friends in san Lorenzo. The barbecue
was held IN the open air aud was on an elab-
crate scale. Among those who spoke were
Justice q the Peaee Frank. Supervisor Bridge.
C. H Hale and A1Eone Lueio4
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
TELLS COMPANY TO
GOOUTOFBUSNESS
Commissioner Wolf Takes in
Hand California Mutual Liye-
stock Insurance Concern
FOrbids Further Underwriting
and Ties Up $1,000 in Cash
Held by Corporation

-: Following an investigation into the
records that revealed a surprising state
of Affairs. Insurance Commissions
Ayron e Welt yesterday ordered the
California Mutual live stock insurance
company, with Offices in the First Ma
tioual bank building Oakland. to cease
Dong business IN this state
A single oficiaI Of the concern having
contracts 50 tied Up that he receives 40
Per cent OF al the fees garnered and
q ~bzrrerr consisting OF sII.eea in cold
cash collected from farmers and cattle
owners throughout the state were some
q the things VOLTS uen uncovered IN
rheir examination
ORDER TO CEASE BUSINESS
VOLTS order vas embodied in the fol-
lowing letter
pan Firsr Nsrionsl Bank brzildza=. Oakland
CEL-Gertisnen- re matters - FAR disclosed
s1srs- provided ~ 80 aFrruFed Msrcn =.
1907 urrcr Uhicb r1u srs orzzniZei- are sven
that { nus snd 20 herewith insist raat Fou cease
me tranSaer'1 of aHF ane al business naI
1-eessarT - carry cur contracts ziready N ex-
isteu-e Very urulT rours-
NNE0N p Wolf, Insursnce Cenmissi1nsr-
San Francisca. September So. 1879
For the last seven days the iusur-
Elce comufssioner has had three depu-
ties examining the records OF the fnstf-
rutiou- What they found convinced the
coEufssioner Of the fIegftimacy Of the
ccrpanT-s transzcticns. notwfrhSrand- =
ing the crude Law which made such an
-o-Ea1ization possible.
n l. Wright 3 president OF the con
ceru under Ere. T " Wright Is now
secretary. and = A. Wright. formerly
secretary. now temporarily out OF the
STATE. is oue of the trustees f H
HiIliksr IS the. superintendent ot
agents
Has a FAT CONTRACT
II IS said that HIIIiker has a con
tract with the corporation whereby he
receives s. per cent OF al the money
that IS paid into the compsny's Golfers
.gn premiums and Al additional Per
Gent for veterinary fees
The association vas organized early
- 1865 following the passage BY the
legislature Of the mutual assessment
law This statute renders every policy
holder liable for all the debts Of the
corporation ard Il otherwise loosely
constructed. according 70 Wolf.
Seeing danger ahead Commissioned
Wolf vent before the last Legislature
zaS attempted 70 secure 4 repeal ol
the law but the case vas stubbornlE
fought By TIE California Mutual. and
the statute was finally allowed 20
stand
TIES Up SI1.Oe0.
-cnu1fsSfozer wolf ordered the Of
.F-ers Of the company 20 appear before
hin October Il 10 show cause Why their
charter should not be permanently re-
Toked- In the meantime the conrats-
Eioner has taken charge of the books
snS. bv clever bit Of strategy tied up
the $1,000 II cash On hand 50 that Il
can not Be touched BY the higher ups Of
the concern. The examination into the
records IS being continued and sensa-
tfouaI disclosures are expected az the
tearing
The. company has been doing an in
r-ense business and holds the notes Of
many farmers and cattle ranchers
! throuEhoa H the state
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING orARTERNAS
ter. san Diego. Cal. Sept .. 19oe.-SsaIed pru-
pcSals. In trfpficate- VIII be received eere ratfI
Il 8-clock. m 0etotcr -. 1850. and shen -
epeued. Yer constructing. approximately s miles
OF maeafam roadway iu<iuding CUTTERS euE-
verts. etc. 1hrCuzn military and naval Feser-
vaf5oas az Fnrr Resecr4ns. Cal Pfsns- Epeesf
ca tisus blank proposais and fr<arnz ztfnn VII -
furnished co application 70 this oe6re- SECOND
LIEUESAST C. A LOHRs Cazstrucrtax Quar-
Iermaztsr.
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PROPOSALS

0FTICE. PURCHASING C0aIluSSARr. Z a
ARM I0G6 Norra PUNT street. san Fr1nelseo.
Cal SeUtember - 190G-Sealed 1r1poaal8. IN
s-lolieats Tor Furnishing nd deltTerf1x Eubsis-
t.r-e stores trou1atoesF and N zccordzncs WITH
suecs -ioEs ana co1dirions set Enrt1 IN cIrruIar
No. 4 War Depar1ms1r. Once Ccmn1ssarT Sea
erzl. WashI1<r0n. d c.. Narca -. 1898. wfu -
received az rhss of1ce unru II o'clock a n
0rr1ber 4. 1863. and r1en opened E1fernatlga
furnished a1pEeatIan- A =. ESEKNHH.
Lieut. cal. D. C. G.. = s A.
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WINS RELIABILITY PRIZE

WASHINGTON. Sept a0.-The grand
sweepstakes prize for the finest record
of any car entered in the Frank Al
Musey reliability contest, Washington
to Boston and return, was awarded TO
the Elmore car OF Philadelphia. en-
tered by Frank Hardart OF that city.
and driven BY his son, Frank Hardart
against the car. and the driving of
young Hard4rt. pftted 5 he was against
some Of the best professionals ia the
country, has been one OF the most re-
markabls things ever seen in any re-
liability contest.
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LIE FORT FOUND GUILTY
UPON SECOND TRIAL

OAKLAND. sept 3o.-The second
trial OF A = lie Fort. former proprietor
of the Press saloon. at Eighth and
Franklin streets. resulted tonight in
HIS CONVICTION on a charge OF assaulting
H G. Miller bar tender. with a re-
volver- Miller had sued lie Fort for
sS6o for services The two met on the
water front and lie Fort brutzIiy beat
the man on the head with the weapon
The case was tried before jury in
Judge Browns court lie Fort was pros
ecuted By Assistant District Attorney
X II Z. HINES
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PROTESTS AGAINST .Mueeue--o,

PROTESTS AGAINST @MUGGrEG'r-OakIand
Sept 3a-S- Anss xTr0S. Interested IN
cigarette factory. gave himself I'd ID rhe
police today on charge Of obtaining m0neT
under false Dretenses and vas pheto-rdphpd
for the rogues, galler- and p1t through tie
BErrill01 measurements His indignation
broke loose when he emerged from the erdeal
and be declared th1r his treatment vas net
warranted b. the circumstances
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
CITY SEAL ENGRAVED
On DANCE INVITATIONS
Ocean View Trustees Send Out
Cards for Grand Ball

BERKELET, sept 5a--SsztIy printed
dance cards. On. each OF which IL
printed the Official city seal. have been
sent out bv the city oficials OF Ocean
view for 2 dance and entertainment
which VIII be held October % for the
bere6t OF the FIRE department The
rs<e ot the city seal on dance invita-
tfons IS unique and the Official sigma
ture OF city Clerk George Ni-kerson
adds dignity 10 the bids" for the ball
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
LOUIS LAGoRIA SUN

LOUIS LAGoRIA sUMMoEED-AIanfeis. Sept.
3O-Ioufs Lagoria died this afternoon at his
hnure in Lincoln avenue. He was furmerfy
engaged in business in Oakland. Lageria Is
survived by his wife and son, Louis Lagorfa
Jr He was a brother OF Mrs. Morizfo. Mrs.
e NcLaren Amelia and Theresa Lagoria and
was a native OF TtHly. aged 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
CROSSED THE PLAINS
WHEN A LITTLE CHILD

BERKELEY. sept s0.-Mrs Martha
A. Spring. relfet Of DR.. George Spring
and for the last 10 years a resident
of tiis city died At her home. 1891
University avenue. last night.
Mrs spring crossed the plains IN the
arms q her mother 50 years ago as
. baby OF Years
Sic spent the greater part OF her
life n willows but lived also in So
mona county
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AcowBoY- WESTON WINS

KANSAS CITY. Sept 30.-sf.owbo bow
Weston. champion pool player ont
played John King, formerly OF the
CIIica go Nationals, tonight by "a
points This was the second nights
play in the championship series The
score now stands. king 400, Weston
5s9.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

INJURED BT cAR-Alameda- sept Aim
nfbr 3fuIverhiH Who Ives n Oakland was
srruck h~ electric r. the Webster
STREET roa5waw this erenfn<- He sustained
fracture ~ fhe left lez- fracture e the
ccilz-hc1e ard tkrse frsetured ribs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
SOUR STOMACH

II used Czsczrcts and feel Ike new
man. have been sufferer from dys-
pepsia and sour stomach for the last two
years. have been taking medicine and
other drugs, but could ind no relief only
for q short time I viii recommend
Casczrets 70 my friends as the only thing
for indigestion and sour stomach and %
keep the bowels In good condition.
They are very nice TO eat"
Harry Stuckley, Mauch Chunk. Pa
Pleasant. Pagatahle. Potent. Taste Coed.
Do Good Never Sicken. Weaken OF Gripe-
loc sc. 5c. Never sold II bulk The gen
rine tablet stamped CCC- 0uarz1teed 20
cure Or yo1r money back SIS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
RECEPTION

Mr.. Fairbanks was received by
Governor Frear in the Executive
chambers at the Capitol this morn
ing, Members of the Legislature,
public officials, and members of the
press We're there given an opportun-
ity to meet him Officially.
Shortly before II o'clock both
houses of the Legislature took re-
cess to await the arrival of the for
mer Vice President of the United
States. Just on the hour an automo.
bile pulled up at the steps of the
Capitol, and Mr.. Fairbanks and c.
II, Mcbride, the Governors private
secretary, alighted
Mcbride at once led the distin-
guished guest to the Executive cham
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
.HAUGHTON SEEMS
TO have WHEELS
Thought He Saw Himself
Being Beaten By
Night Visitor

James Haughton of the Manufac-
turers' Shoe Company is held by the
police on account of his mental dis
ability. 1t appears that last night
he wanted to kill man whom he
thought he saw standing outside of
his window.
Haughton, according 10 those who
are acquainted with him. has not
been well OF late. He was evidently
under the influence OF liquor when
he thought he observed someone out
side his window.
Early this morning he woke up
and walked around his house in his
nightgown. When he, returned to
his room he screamed and yelled as
II he were being murdered Look
ing out of his window, he thought
he saw man in the act OF beating
him to death. lie picked up wash
stand Weighing about 100 pounds and
attempted to throw It at the night
visitor. The stand did not pass
through the window, as 1t was too
large. He then rushed out OF his
room again and his actions were very
peculiar. No one was able to cool
him down.
C. r.. Raven, customs inspector,
happened along and assured him
that no one would be permitted to
touch him II he kept still. This
pleased Haughton, and he remained
peaceful until the police arrived.
Haughton will be examined by Dr..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
COOKE LIBRARY WILL
Be Opened TODAY

The friends of PunahOu and especial.
ly those who are Interested In books.
will gather this afternoon al tho Col.
lego campus at the opening of Cooke
Library.
A simple program has been arranged
as formal introduction 10 the inspec
ton Of tho building which will he
thrown open to all who wish to see II.
As the program will be held out of
doors on the front steps. II will begin
promptly at I O'Clock and will be over
i'm Il short time. The Trustees of the
College, with their wives. will then
receive in the lobby of the building.
This Is significant occasion for the
school and also for the public because,
through the liberal policy Of the Trus.
tees, under certain regulations and re.
strictions, the books are to be open for
circulation,