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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Do NOT HAVE TO
GRANT FRANCHISE
Supervisors Can Legally Give
Permit for Use of the
Tunnel

OAKLAND. May 2S.-Judge Els
worth decided TO-DAY that the board Of
supervfsors may grant a permit TO the
oakland and Antioch railroad company
10 make use Of the 1Unnel road through
the foothills east OF CIaremont in
s,es5 of franchise. The determine
ton q this question has held back
the railway company from beginning
tbe work Of construction, and now that
the legal decision has cleared matter ;
re company IS expected 10 begin work
srorrlv. provided terms can be made
with Tie board of supervisors OF Aia-
media county
The action which was terminated To-
dsr was a friendly one. Intended 10 Sc
cure "a ruling Of court as To the power
- tile board Of supervisors 10 grant
r,eruit instead ~ "a franchise. Accord
ingIy the railroad company instituted
ieau6amus proceedings
Tte railroad company designs 10
bufll a line from the business section
OF Oakland direct 10 Contra Costa
county. saving many miles as compared
10 rf.e routes now used by the southern
Pacific and santa Fe. which skirt the
nav shore. Several months ago A "
laltbv. san Francisco capitalist
aonlief for q franchise 10 use the thn-
rrl road He met with much objection
ae II was feared Ihat If q franchise
was given the public would not have
sumcient control over the road, and
mat other traffic would be endangered.
Id Is agreed now that when the railroad
canpany lays its tracks in accordance
with fls permit il VIII maintain gates
st Tie entrance of the tunnel viii light
the tunnel with electricity and VIII in
sraIl safety devices
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
PRIZE cows FITS
CAUSE OF ILLNESS
Berkeley Man viii Sue Wealthy
Butcher Who Sold Animal
for $3.50 Damages.

OAKLAND. Nay 2S.-Poisoned milk.
given By COW that had hts. nearly
caused the death Of year old Herbert
Culbertson, according to his father, W.
D. Culbertson. of Brighton avenue and
Stanage street. Berkeley, who is pre-
pairing to sue Jacob We'll OF 914 Four
teenth street for having sold him such
cow
CuIbertson says We'll. who is a
wealthy butcher. knew the COW had fits
when he sold her. The boy was i'll
with dysentery for a month. Culbert-
son has Instructed his attorney. Frank
j. Gordon. to ask for S250 damages.
The COW in question is a prize ami
NAL, of Jersey stock. once worth 500
and formerly belonging TO a wealthy
family named Brown Of Berkeley But
she developed fits. and the Browns de-
cided TO part with her. She was sold TO
We'll, Culbertson says. with the dis
tinct understanding that she should be
slaughtered for her hide. and NOT sold
for milking purposes Soon after We'll
sold her to Culbertson for $50.
day or two after the purchase the
COW had mt. Almost simultaneously
the Culbertson family became i'll Most
of them recovered. but Herbert was III
for a month. and is not yet entirely
we'll Culbertson did not know what
the trouble with his COW was at first.
until a neighbor told him that he had
bought Browns COW, which was noto-
rious in Berkeley as having been sub
ject TO fits. Between fits she is healthy
to look at and gentle. but when her
afflietion seizes her she becomes ex-
tremely peevish and her milk is
tainted
Gordon will file suit for damages in
Justice of the Peace Quinn's court to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
BRANCH FOR ALAMEDA
Daughters of the American Rev
olution Have Organized

ALAMEDA. May 2s-Formal organ
ization of a local branch of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will
be effected June<17 The formation of
the branch has been brought about
largely through the efforts of Mrs. l.. l..
Gillogly and Mrs. f. G. Baker, two
prominent society matrons of Alameda
officers of the society have been
elected They are as follows: Chap
ter regent Mrs. l. l. Gillogly; first
vice regent, Mrs. F. @. Baker; second
vice regent, Mrs. Duncan Wright;
treasurer, Mrs. w E. Dennison; regis
trar Mrs. S. Almy; corresponding sec
retary. Miss Alice Hunt; recording
secretary, Miss Edith Harris; historian,
Miss Maude Powell.
other members of the society are
Mesdames Charles Philpott. P. w. Bar
ton, Frank Otis, l. \. Chapman, Green
Ma jors, E. II. Simonson, w. c. Halsey.
z. A. Jordan. George Murdock, Isaac
Allen; the Misses Rhoades and Luz
cille Knowland
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Telegraphic Brevities

APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT Washington,
May 2S.-President Taft sent 10 the senate today
the nomination of Arthur W. OrtOn Of Portland.
Ore, to be register of the land office at Lake
View. Ore.
TEXAS MOB SHOOTS MURDERER-Abilenc,
Tex. May 2S.--At O'Clock this morning mob
stormed the county Jail here and shot to death
Tom Barnett, recently convicted Of the murder of
Alexander Sears
MURDOCH AN OFFICER Boston, May 2s.--
The anniversary week observance of the Ameri-
can Unitarian association ended today. Among
the officers elected were Charles A. Murdocb
San Francisco, vice president.
NEGRO LYNCHED IN LoUISIANA-Baton
Rouge La MAY 2S-A negro known as Hobo
Brown was lynched at Port Allen. the parish
seat of West Baton Rouge. late last night The
negro was taken from the Jail by a mob of
masked men.
NEW CALIFORNIA PosTMAsTERs Wash
ington, May 2S-California postmasters We're
appointed today as follows: Ignacio. Marin
county, Joel Silvers vice ]. A. White, resigned;
Metz, Monterey county. Charles T. Tanner vice
c. +. West, resigned
MUST PAY BIG CoSTS-Austin. Tex. May
2s.-Distriet Judge Wilcox today directed Re
ceiver Eckhardt of the Waters Pierce oil com
pany TO pay the state 100000 in addition 10 the
fine of $1,S00.00 600 already received as the cost
TO the state in the prosecution of the corpora
tion.
CLEARING TUNNEL-I.eadvfIle Colo. May
2s-The work of opening the Tennessee pass
tunnel of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
eight miles west Of Leadylle. which has been
SiorFd vi atSuuhl VI SeFiouS Caftiut las pio-
gressed so rapidly that railway officials are
confident traffic will be moving through the long
tunnel in less than week
DEMANDS 500, 900 FROM MILLIONAIRE
Los Angeles, May 2s.--Charged with sending
threatening letters in which be demanded
$780, 600 from A. Douglas. millionaire mining
man Of Bsbee, Ariz.. who is residing temper
ari1y in Pasadena. Sam lie Roe, alias Fred
Riviera was arrested yesterday at the ranch
Of B. Barriiani near Redondo DR.. George
Campbell examined lie Roe when brought here
last night and later complaint of insanity
issued.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
WOMEN WORKING IN
CAUSE OF PROHIBITION
Convention and Election of OFF,
GERS in Alameda County

ALAMEDA. May 2s.-TheN third an
nual convention of the Alameda coun-
ty women's prohibition committee was
called 10 order in the First Christian
church this morning by State Chaplain
Elizabeth Moore, who offered the open
ing prayer.
A basket lunch was held at noon,
coffee and tea being furnished by the
society.
After series of talks and music in
the afternoon meeting election of Of
ficers was held with the following re-
suits Chairman, Mrs. Minnie Tyler;
vice chairman, Mrs. NJ. S. Hamilton;
Chaplain. Mrs. T. Moore; secretary
Mrs. T. T Kerr; treasurer, Mrs K. l.
Bliss; press correspondent, Mrs. NJ. p
Morris.
One of the features of the afternoon
meeting was the annual address of Mrs
r. T. Burns of Berkeley. Mrs Burns
was followed by Mrs. Stewart Hamilton
OF Alameda. Mrs K. +. Nj. Cleves
rendered q contralto solo.
In the evening session addresses were
made by the pastors OF various Ala
media county churches
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
RESISTS CLAIM MADE BY
COUNTY HOSPITAL DOCTOR
Executor of Estate Thinks Bill
Is Not Legal

OAKLAND. May 2s-That DR.. W. A.
Clark, superintendent of the county in
frmary, is a public official and paid to
treat the sick and injured, is the de-
fense set up by Peter Nelson. execu-
tor of the will of the late James ].
Nelson, whom Doctor Clark sued for
$500 for services. James J. Nelson
died July 9 of last year as the result
of an automobile accident. He left a
large estate.
According to the defendant Nelson
had no chance of recovery. The acct
dent took place near the infrmary and
Nelson was unconscious when he
reached there. Shortly after Doctor
Clark sued for $500 for services The
executor admits that the superintend-
ent of the infirmary gave the deceased
all the attendance possible but alleges
that he is paid by the county of Ala
media to render just such services.
As a compromise, however, he is
him by Doctor Clark for $780,
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
ANNOUNCES GRADUATES
OF UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
Prof. P. r. Boone Names Many
Successful Students

BERKELET May 2S--The names OF
the graduates Of Boone's university
school of this city We're announced to-
DAY bv Prof. p. r. Boone, the principal,
a. tolI oWs-
stanley Henshaw. Oakland: Dean Al
len. Oaklaud- Henry e. Aguirre, MAJ
ATTAIN Mex. Raymong Corral Mexico ;
I-rd T. Su ivan. san EranclScos g l.
Wong Berkeley ANeton Jones. Eu-
reka Paul Gardiner, san Diego, Lee
James. Alaska. Leo WesIcOtt Nevada, I,
George Morrfgahan san Rafael. Harry
Boone. Berkeley. Arthur Pidcry. Oak
land. Barton Brace. Oakland, and g
A. scott Sacramento
Most of Ile graduates VIII enter the
TnirersitT of California in August
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
LONG HIKE" PLANNED
BY Y. M. {. A. MEMBERS
Walk to Yosemite Arranged by
Secretary Jackson

BERKELEY. Nay 2S.-A long hike"
to the Yosemite is planned by the
members Of the Y II. C. A. from July
70 July z6 They VIII 90 by steam
boat 10 stockton. thence by rail TO Chi
nese camp where the walk 70 the val
7er VIII begin
II A. Jackson. secretary Of the as
socia tfOn. who has charge Of the walk.
plans TO have so persons in the party.
The annual encampment Of the boys
Of the association viii be held in Eel
ton. Santa Cruz from June Is 10 July
with about 50 boys in attendance in
charge Of ~ I. SeaWrfghf physical
director. and Rev. J. X McCash and
Rev. L. A. McAfee as chaplains.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
INDIAN DAWES END
COMES AT AGE OF 100
People of Township Will Give
Him Public Funeral

VASSAR. Mich, May 2s.-'Indian
Dave" is dead in his wigwam built of
bark and hides and the people of Gull
ford township have arranged to pro-
vide him public funeral.
The most reliable estimates of the
dead Indians age give it as los years.
Old settlers as far back as 1886 found
Indian Dave well along in years. In
recent years he spent his winters max
ing bows and arrows and baskets,
which he sold each year by travelling
through the summer resort districts
of Michigan.
He claimed to be the son of a Chip
pewa chief named Nitmup.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
TUNNEL TO TAKE PLACE
OF OCEAN VIEW LOOP
Southern Pacific Also Promises
to Electric Lines Soon

BERKELEY, May 2S.-Unable to Sc
cure a right of way north of Berry
man street on California. for their new
line, which will complete the Shattuck
avenue and Ninth street loop in Ocean
View, the Southern Pacific company has
beeun borings for a 500 foot tunnel
which will obviate the heavy grade in
the street.
The tunnel will probably be the most
extensive part of the installation of the
new system.
city declared today that work on the
electrified lines would be rushed to
completion throughout the system, and
that while the Alameda line, on ac-
count of the few changes necessary.
would be finished first, the work on the
four lines in Berkeley should be COM
pieted within a year
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
LIBERALS AND RADICALS
WALK OUT OF COMMITTEE
Join Socialists in Refusal TO Dis
cuSS New Taxation

BERLIN, May 2S.-The liberals and
the radicals. as we'll as the socialists
have refused to participate further in
the discussions by the finance commit
tee of the reichstag of the matter of
the new taxation. Today they all
walked out of the committee room
when the conservatives Joined with the
center party and the Poles in order to
pass an increase in the indirect taxa
ton of tea and coffee The breach be-
tween the parties hitherto forming the
majority in the reichstag thus has been
widened.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
SAY THEY WERE CHEATED
IN PURCHASE OF LAND
Real Estate Deal Results in
Fraud CHARGES

OAKLAND. May 2s.-Alleging gross
criminal fraud Caroline Brown and
her husband, Nicholas, brought suit to-
day against V. o. Harbaugh and his
wife, Fife. who. they say. induced them
to buy worthless land in MendOcinO
county by representing il as being
covered with heavy timber and well
watered- The Browns paid S2.60G FOR
the land. they declare. They sue for
the difference between this sum and
the market value of the land as it is
and also ask for exemplary damages.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
NATIVES OF MAINE
TO HOLD REUNION
Thirty=irst Annual Picnic Will
Be Held at Shell Mound
Park June 5

BERKELEY. May 2s.-Natives of
Maine living in the bay cities. banded
together in the State of Maine assoeia-
tion, which has had 81 years OF exist
ence in this city. will hold their thirty
first annual picnic and reunion at Shell
Mound park, Emeryville. June 5. Ar
rangements have been made whereby
all the Berkeley trains will stop at
Shell Mound for the convenience of the
picnickers.
Besides the usual entertainment af-
forded by the management of the
grounds, there will be races and games,
which the members of the associa-
tion will take part in for handsome
prizes.
James, L. Fields of Alameda is presi-
dent of the State of Maine associations
which numbers in its membership many
OF the prominent residents of san
Francisco. Oakland, Berkeley and Ala
media. 5. D. Waterman, former su-
perintendent of schools of this city.
is first vice president. and other of
GERS are: Second vice president, DIR.
w. G.. Robinson of San Francisco; sec
retary. Morton A. G. Smith, treasurer.
n. c. Kendall of Oakland.
In charge Of the reunion are the
following committees:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mrs George II Godfreyiv. w Iothrop
Mrs s. c. Manson ~. s. Hopkins
Mrs. Kenneth ". Hay A. n Grant
den M. W. Mcintosh
Mrs. Ena F. Kendall F. W. Thaxter
Mrs. II. ]. Shorey lDr. +. W. Shores
Mrs. Susan A. Bell
PROVISION COMMITTEE
Mrs. X NJ Hayden. Mrs. Pushsrd
chairman Mrs $. c. Manson
Mrs. Susan A. Bell W. II. Wharf
MS. George III. Godfrey
TABLE COMMITTEE
Mrs F. r. Jordan Mrs f. E. Fields
chairman Emma Mcdonald
Gertrude Johnson Ethel Jerome
Flossie James Lillian Thaxter
Alice Robinson Hazel Tabbutt
Ada Lockett lGraee Greenleaf
Catherine Bowers Hattie Scott
Gladys Nichols lCorinne Campbell
Kate Whitten Mabel Lockett
Lena Nash Marion Kent
Carrie Campbell
Reception-H. T.. Corson, chairman; A. y.
Grant L. A. Perkins.
Games aud races-F W Durgin. chairman;
f. L. Wharf, S. f. Whitaker, E. +. Barry, E.
A. ingalls,
Grounds-w, ii. Wharf, chairman.
Badges 8. Hopkins, chairman.
Music-R. ". Lucy, chairman; 81. W. McIn-
tosh
Press-Dr. W. c. Robinson. chairman; V. W.
Lothrop. j. W. Jackson.
Advertising Morton A. G. Smith. chairman
E. II. Benjamin. James s. Haney.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch 10 The CALI

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
WASHINGTON. May 2s-The following tele-
gram has been received from the commander in
chief of the Pacific feet at Tacoma
Ensign H. S. Babbitf detached from the
Washington and ordered to the St. Louis
Ensign g. E. Baker detached from the Ten
nessee and ordered to the ST. Louis.
Ensign III. Delano. detached from the Pennsyl-
vania and ordered to the ST Louis
Ensign d. $. Howard, detached from the Ten
nessee and ordered to the st Louis
NOT GUILTY OF FORGERY Redwood City.
May 2S.--William Long. a former section fore
man Of the Southern Pacific charged with at
tempting TO forge the name Of I. Foley to a
pay check for $3.50. was acquitted by jury
In Justice lannon's court this afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
News Of Society
Across the Bay

= AKLAND. May 2s.-Anss Bessie
Cotton has asked q coterie Of
~ friends to be her guests tomor-
row afternoon, planning an in
formal game OF cards rounded out by
2 supper
Irs. Almira Lackey and her daugh-
ter SIiss Ida Lackey, are spending a
fortnight at Boyes Springs, Sonoma
county, having closed their home in
Thirty street for May.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Maurer. accom-
panied By Mrs. Y. D. Moody and Mrs.
T. S. Gray viii spend the summer in
the islands. the little party Of Berkeley
folk expecting TO enjoy delightful
sojourn during their absence from
town.
Miss Caroline Hall was the inspira
tion for a large card party which Miss
Ruth Tlsdale gave this afternoon at
the Tisdale home in Alameda.
Miss Hall IS making an extended stay
in the bay cities from her home in
southern California, and is furnishing
the motif for much Of the early sum
1ner fesuvity. In today's pleasure Mrs.
Charles Prescott Howard fnee Har-
mon) shared the honors with Miss
Hail
Mrs Frederick Cutting made Mrs.
Stuart Rawlings her complimented
guest this afternoon when she enter
tained at a small card party, includ-
ing a number OF Mrs. Rawlings close
friends in her hospitality. Mrc. Raw
ings IS visiting in Oakland frOrl her
home in Mexico and is the guest OF
Mrs Lloyd Rawlings during her So
5ourn.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. C. II. Core
TilI gave a prettily appointed luncheon
at Piedmont club house. covers being
arranged for a dozen guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Luning viii spend
"a part of the summer in Lake county,
planning an interesting motor trip
Of several weeks.
This afternoon Mrs c. C. Clay was
hostess AT an informal neighborhood
tea, making her daughter in law Mrs.
Philip Clay. the guest OF honor The
Philip Clays have recently completed
their new home adjoining Level Lea, .
coming TO this side of the bay for the
summers at least
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
STEARNS TO ADVERTISE
OAKLAND IN CHICAGO
Secretary of Chamber of Conn
rnerce to Leave Monday

OAKLAND, May 2S.=Edwin Stearns
secretary of the chamber of commerce
will leave Monday for Chicago TO visit
commercial organizations in the inter-
est of Oakland. He will take a large
quantity of printed matter descriptive
Of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
REGRET DEPARTURE
OF GIFTED WOMAN
Friends of Miss Rachael Corr
Give Farewell Reception in
Her Honor

BERKELEY. May 2S.-At the home
of Mrs e. J. wickson, wife of Pro-
fessor wickson, head of the department
of agriculture of the university,
leave taking reception was held this
afternoon in honor of Miss Rachael
Corr of the cereal department of the
university, who has resigned her posi-
ton to be married shortly to Benjamin
Maiben. a prosperous young farmer Of
Nebraska. where she viii make her
home. In the guest list We're the ladies
Of the department of agriculture of
the university. who gave Miss Corr a
hearty farewell.
NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY GRADUATE
Miss Corr was selected for the posi-
ton in the cereal work of the univer-
sity two years ago and has accom-
pHshed most satisfactory and credita-
able work here. and her departure is
deeply regretted. Her preliminary
training was at the University of Ne
braska, OF which institution she is a
graduate. After graduation she was
assistant in the Nebraska experiment
station for three years, devoting much
time to the analysis of cereals and
cereal products, and it was largely
upon the basis of high recommendation
of her work-for rapidity and accuracy
by Professor S. Avery of the University
of Nebraska that she was chosen for
the position in California.
Her standing in her former position
is clearly shown by the fact that she
was given leave of absence in order
that she might return, in case the
California work should not prove &C
ceptable. Such a condition did not
arise, for Miss Corr took up the Cali
fornia undertaking with zeal and en-
thusiasn, and made good in it from the
very beginning During the last year
she has been especially engaged in re-
search work in connection with the
study Of cereals from the point of view
Of the influence of environment upon
the gluten content of grains.
PRESENT AT RECEPTION
In the reception at Mrs. wickson's
the following ladies of the agricultural
department participated: Mesdames
c. W Woodwork, Leroy Anderson, G..
Z. Colby. NJ f. jana, E w. Major, f.
T. Bioletti, w. T. Clarke, G. w Shaw,
c. NJ Haring, W. b. Herms, r. E. Man
sell. h. b. Babcock, Raiph Benton,
Daisy L. Bunnell. NJ. Z. Sherwin;
Misses Louise and Alice Hilgard, Mat
tie Stover, Elsie NJ Carruth, Dell
Jewell. Fernando Hermann. Maud II.
Lanktree, Mary A. Cameron, Lima ].
Alden, Cora J. Hill. Elizabeth H. Smith,
Katherine Jones and Margaret Hen
derson Mrs. Wickson was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Maria l. Clarke. Mrs.
Elizabeth Stearn, Mrs. L. A Haring,
Mrs Jennie p. Slower. and by her
daughters, Mrs. w. F. Kelly and Misses
Katharine. Ida and Gladys Wickson.
A remembrance gift of embroidered
/ linen was presented to Miss Corr by
her Berkeley friends and associates.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
PRESIDENT TAFT WILL
ATTEND YALE MEETING
Harvard Aspires to Be Great
National University

PITTsBURG. May 2S.7-.YaIe day
was celebrated today at the fifth an
nual convention of the Associated
Western Yale Clubs.
Tomorrow President Taft Secretary
Knox, President Hadley of Yale and
other notables will take part in the
exercises
Elaborate preparations have been
made TO protect President Taft.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Great National University

CINCINNATI, o.. May t2S.-"Harvard
must become a great national univer-
sity or 1t will not fulfill the purpose
which we all entertain.
This declaration formed the keynote
of an address by President Lowell Of
Harvard at the session today of the
Associated Harvard Clubs.
The organization decided to divide
the constituent clubs into five terri
torial groups The western group in
cludes all clubs between the Mississ-
ippi river and the Rocky mountains.
The Pacific group Will be made up of
clubs west of the Rockies.
Two new clubs were admitted to
membership tonight-southern Califor-
MIA and Philippine islands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Read This

To rent your rooms place a want ad
in The Call. Phone Kearny So, or ad-
dress Want Ad Dept, The Call, and a
representative will be out to see you
1t means money TO you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Sunday Services in Churches
of Alameda

ALAMEDA. May 2s.-Frst Baptist church
Santa Clara aveune near Benton street. Rev l.
j. Russell. minister.
subjects q sermons At morning and evening
u O'Clock e. M Memorial Day
I-.j0 O'Clock p. M Majesty Of Calmness and
Ioisc'
f-10 o'ciock r. m---Quiet hour: subject THE
nihis School as a Home Mission Agency: Acts
arf.9-I5
bible school ar a.45 O'Clock in the morning
u r CarTin superintendent.
Sunday zach scholar VIII receive a printed pro
gram of the games and exercises to be given a;
Tie picnic. 10 b. held June >.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, May 2S.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Charles A. Fraser. %. and olive c. Carrigan.
10, both of Oakland
Frank w Scott. "a. Oakland, aud Myrtle
NJ Sharp. "a San Francisco.
MAIDS +. Dons. 81. and eieilie NJ. Laugesen, %,
both of Oakland.
Lewis Kaberry. 2s. San Francisco. and Hettie
Coggns a. Alameda.
Daniel D. Barrows, ~. and Victoria F. Pedlar,
So both OF Oakland.
Manuel c. Goncalves. SO. San Francisco and
Julia Noia 20. Oakland.
Martin Rusieer, As and Rose Hoover, As
both of Oakland.
Drew E. CLARK. 35 San Francisco. and Myrtle
NJ Clark, "a. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

Opera folding chairs. 400. cost s175
each. good order at half price. See
Oakjand's furniture dealer, II. SchelI-
haas. 11th street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
WOMAN PROBATION orr1nrR-na,la

WOMAN PROBATION oFFICER-oakland
May 2s.-ATiss Alice Richardson. stenographer In
the office Of Sheriff, Barnet, was appointed as
sistant probation officer today by Judge Ogden.
She has been admitted to practive as an attor-
ney and before serving in Sheriff Barnet's office
was for many years stenographer TO the district
attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

Irs. Almira Lackey and her dsugh-
Ter @Iiss Ida Dackey. are spending a
fortnight at Boyes Springs, Sonoma
county. having closed their home in
Thirty fourth street for May.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

May 2S.-Miss Bessie
Cotton has asked q coterie of
friends 70 be her guests tomor-
row afternoon, planning an in
} game OF cards rounded out by
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

Thursday afternoon Mrs. c. r. Corr
Till gave a prettily appointed luncheon
at Piedmont club house, covers being
arranged for a dozen guests.