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Linn vs. Wcstphalia.

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rous like outs To- their credit. -.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
SIMPLE SCIENCE COURSE
FOR SCHOLARS FAVORED
Combination Physics and Chem
iStry Class Is Urged

BERKELEY. July 10.-Plans for the
organization OF simple science course
for use in the first year of secondary
school work were discussed this after
noon at the annual meeting Of the Pa
cifc Coast physics and chemistry teach
ers' association. which was held in the
chemistry building Of the university.
The Introduction of such a course was
Endorsed by Prof ". J. Osterhout. c.
w Coleman of Oakland high school.
and the president Of the organization.
A. @ Van Gorder of Lowell high school.
san Francisco.
DR.. Van Gorder was reelected presi-
dent OF the association and G. c. Barton
OF Oakland high school was appointed
secretary and treasurer. The associa-
tion was formally affiliated with the
American Federation of Science and
Mathematics Teachers, and DR.. w. C.
Morgan Of the chemistry department of
the university and recently elected
school director Of Berkeley. was chosen
as correspondent to Science and Math-
eTnatics.' the official organ of the fed
GRAFTON.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING OF FRANCISCO
GIRL FEARS MOCK
WEDDING WAS HELD
Asks Police to Find Groom
Who Deserted Her in
Three Months

OAKLAND. July 1O.-Aleging that
she had been lured into mock mar
riage by William Sherwood Kennedy
and deserted three months after the
ceremony was performed, Clara ona
Shearer, living at S62 Brush street, APP
pealed to Captain of Detectives Peter
sen today to find the missing bride
groom. She gave the police also the
name of Rev. Jesse Hunter, 226 South
Wilcox street, Hollywood, Cal. which
she asserts is the name given by the
supposed minister who performed the
ceremony.
Miss Shearer came to Oakland from
Denver several years ago. She was
working as a book keeper when she
met Kennedy, who courted her and
finally became engaged to her The
wedding was performed April IS, 1903,
at 1000 Woolsey street Berkeley. Miss
Shearer was then II years old. She
had trusted Kennedy, who procured
the license to wed and took her to
the Berkeley house
Three months later the groom left
her, and some time ago Miss Shearer
consulted an attorney regarding suit
for support, The lawyer informed her
she would have to establish that she
was legally welded which she seemed
unable to do, as the minister was not
to be found, and Kennedy had taken
away the papers.
Today the police made some investi-
cation and ascertained that a family
named Woodwork lived at the Woolsey
street address. Miss Shearer was sent
to Chief Vollmer of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
DRESSES WIFE IN
CASTOff CLOTHING
Husband Compels Spouse to
Wear His Grandmother's Old
Shoes and Gowns

OAKLAND July 10.-That her hus-
band compelled her to wear his grand
mothers castoff shoes and clothing
while he spent his money freely for his
own personal adornment was a charge
made today by Mrs. Edith Hawley
against Percy G. Hawley in a suit for
divorce. Hawley's purchases for him
self in the line of hats, neckwear and
socks were in many instances unneces-
sary, she said, but his refusal to buy
unused clothing for her was absolute
His alleged penurious habits We're
also manifested in his quartering
boarders and roomers at their home,
when, she said, her nealthS was so bad
that she could with difficulty attend to
her own household duties. At one time,
she said. they broke up house keeping
and went to live at his grandmother s.,
but the treatment which she received
compelled her to take her baby and
leave for another shelter. She also
said Hawley refused to provide for her
when she underwent an operation, re-
manned out nights, nagged her about
the grocery bill and failed to provide
for more than one year.
Alice +. Bruins secured final decree
of divorce from George l.. Bruins, former
postmaster at West Berkeley, for cruel
ty. She testified that he knocked her
senseless, threatened her with re-
volver and swore at her publicly.
Agnes Speirs got an interlocutory
decree from James A. Speirs for deser-
ton
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
HOME OF WITNESS IN
MURDER CASE ROBBED
Burglars Enter F. q. Higgins
House and Steal Jewelry

BERKELEY, July 1O.-The home of
F. G. Higgins. the only person who saw
the smoking revolver in the hands of
James Cunningham after he had fatally
shot Miss Brasch, book keeper for
Gray Brothers in San Francisco two
weeks ago, was entered by burglars
last night and jewelry valued at 5000
stolen.
The criminals "jimmied" the rear
door in the absence of the family and
rihed the house at 2705 Derby street
Among the articles stolen We're: Gold
scarf pin set with diamonds, gold
shield set with ruby and pearls. gold
brooch with ruby setting; lace bin,
solid gold; signet ring, scarf pin set
with amethyst, jade pin of great value
and 45 cents in coin.
Had the police arrested stranger
who was standing at the corner of Col
lege avenue and Derby street, and who
gave signal whistle with the APP
preach of the officers, Chief Vollmer
believes that at least one of the guilty
men would have been captured
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
YOUNG HUSBAND
DROPS FROM SIGHT
Robert Post MysteriOusIy Dis
appears From Home and
Can Not Be Found

BERKELEY. July 10-The police of
the bay cities are searching for Rob
ert Post, who disappeared from his
home, 1927 Talbot street, West Berl1e-
ley. Wednesday evening, going to at
tend meeting Of an electrical union
Of which he is a member. and has not
been heard Of since. He is employed
as an electrician in the Pacific States
telephone and telegraph company and
is IS years old.
Mrs. Post. who is related to the
family of George Pullman of Pullman
car fame Is Frustrated over the dis
appearance Of her husband and fears
that he has met with foul play She
declared that their home had been a
happy one and that there was no
trouble Of any kind
Post was paid off Wednesday and
gave his wife $40 with which TO pay
bills. He also paid the last INSTALL
ment on their pretty home in West
Berkeley. He left the house Wednes-
day night 10 attend the union meeting
and kissed his wife and s months
old baby gOodby. Since then he has
not been seen or heard from.
Before her marriage Mrs. Post was
Miss Stella Pullman, daughter of John
Pullman, a retired capitalist of San
Jose. She was student at the Uni
versity Of the Pacific when she met
Post and il was case of love at first
sight. Their elopement followed and
the marriage was solemnized in Peta-
luna
The couple had planned TO celebrate
the fourth anniversary of their mar
risge Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
LAD TO
HEAD new BILL
Clever Little Singer and Dancer
to Be Feature of Program
at Oakland 0rpheum

OAKLAND, July 10.-Big business is
expected to continue at the Oakland
Orpheum during the coming week, the
new show that goes on Sunday after
noon having served to fill the San
Francisco Orpheum during its engage
ment in the metropolis. The bill in
cludes a big bunch of pretty girls,
smart comedians, clever acrobats,
some good European features, a big
racetrack sketch and fine blend of
funny stuff
The topliner will be Laddie Cliff,
the British boy singer dancer and
comedian, whose success as an enter
tainer has won him fame in vaude-
Vile. In New York his fresh comedy
gave the most blase theater goers a
start In San Francisco the critics
said that Laddie Cliff was big show
in himself. Along with him comes a
whirling team of dancers, the Eight
Original Madcaps, a bunch of girls who
know how to dance.
Another feminine act of much merit
is that of the Singing Colleens, a
quartet of girls with dainty selection
of ballads. which are well rendered.
Some OF their old Irish melodies like
Come Back to Erin" The Little Col
leen I Love" and the like are peculiarly
delightful. The Glow Worm" Gas
ties in the Air. and When [ Marry
You are other titles in their popular
repertoire.
Ollie Young and brothers, in a re-
markable exhibition of hoop rolling.
diablo and boomerang throwing, will
prove entertaining. They seem to defy
the laws of physics.
The Futurity Winner" in which a
realistic horserace is shown, has
proven an immense success and will
remain one of the big features of the
coming weeks show. James Thorn
ton, the monologist, will have a lot of
new jokes and funny quips with which
to amuse the crowds.
The Camille Trio, regarded as the
funniest grotesque acrobats ever
brought from abroad, and who have
kept the crowds in roars of laughter
during the last week, will be a promi-
nent feature of the new bill.
The Chauffeur and the Maid" as
portrayed by Clarke and Bergman is
to have a prominent place on the new
bill.
Realistic views of the exposition at
Seattle will be shown as part of the
moving picture contribution.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
PLAN TO ENTERTAIN
VISITING SISTERS
Oakland Members to Be Host
esses to the Grand Coun-
Gil Delegates

OAKLAND, July 1c-The local coun-
ellis of the Young Ladies' Institute are
making extensive plans for the enter
talnment of the delegates of the order
VINO will attend the fourteenth annua
grand council to be held in this city
next week The grand council will
open Monday in Maple hall
Monday evening k,clipse council of
this city viii be the hostesses at a
theater party to be given at Ye Lib
erty playhouse. Tuesday evening the
members of Isle City council of Ala
media will be hostesses. The councils
of the Young Mems Institute will unite
in a reception to the councils of their
sister organization " ednesday evening.
There will be a banquet Thursday
night at the Key Route hotel, Eclipse
council again doing the honors- The
grand council will close with a ball
in Maple hall under the management
of Eclipse council.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
'CLAPP TO LECTURE
|. ON ART OF RAPHAEL
Famous Paintings to Be Shown
by Stereopticon Slides
Monday Evening

BERKELEY, July 1O.-"The Art of
RaphaeP' will be the subject of the
Monday evening lecture in Hearst hall
by Frederick Mortimer Clapp, special
lecturer at the summer session of the
university.
regular series of Monday and Wednes-
day evening lectures given in Hearst
hall by the different lecturers at the
summer session. A second lecture will
be given by Professor Clapp on Mon
day. July 10, on Michael Angelo:
Sculptor, Painter and Poet
The lecture on Raphael will be de-
voted to an analysis of the essential
characteristics of Raphaers art. tracing
especially the growth of his type of
Madonna.
This lecturer will also explain the eff
fectiveness of RaphaePs arrangement
of the figures in his fresco work in the
Vatican
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
FEIGNS SUICIDE TO
BRIGHTEN WIFE
Oakland Policeman Fires Re
volver Over Shoulder to Stop
Domestic Disturbance

OAKLAND. July 10 Policeman
Charles A. Fife, credited with being
one OF the efficient patrOlmen OF the
force, quarreled with his wife last
night and feigned suicide to startle
the woman into abiding by his desires
The patrolman went into the wood
shed, raised his regulation revolver
and fired a shot into the roof Fife
then went OUt the back gate and
in a few moments met Policeman Kim
nell, who was sent by Captain of Police
Book to report on the suicide"
Mrs. Fife had notified the station
believing that her husband had killed
himself
Fife told Kimmel he wished 10 be
left alone and proceeded down town.
Today his superiors continued TO leave
him alone, as they say he committed
no offense. He was privileged to shoot
holes in his own woOdshed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
JUDEAN SOCIETY TO
GIVE ANNUAL PICNIC
Young Mems Outing Planned
y for East Shore Park

OAKLAND. July 1o.-The Judean So
ciety viii hold its first annual picnic
tomorrow at East Shore park, Siege.
The committee is making arrange
ments for a good attendance, and the
outing viii probably be one of the
have given.
In charge are Charles KIetz. chair
man; F. Schan, J. J. Hirsch, s. Cold
stein, NJ. J. Schoenfeld. Z. Eisenberg.
p. II. Niner. T. Smook, /. Weis, George
Bennett, A. Goldwater. NJ Sherman, I.
Kaplan. J. o. Levy and NJ Goldman.
Trrsses fitted at Osgood's, 9TH and
Bwar. or 18th & Washington. Oakland .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
INFIRM MAN is HIT
BY TRAIN AND KILLED
Deaf and Nearly Blind, Victim
Walks Onto Track

OAKLAND, July 1O-Allen E. Nc
Dougal. 10 years old. deaf and nearly
blind. walked in front of a westbound
Southern Pacific street train near
PIeasanton this forenoon and was in
stantly killed. The engineer tried to
stop the locomotive when he saw Nc
Dougall step on the track, but could
not prevent the accident.
McDougall was a native of Prince
Edward island, but had been "a Pleas
anton businessman for several years.
He retired from active life a few years
ago and continued to live at that place.
He was a widower and is survived by
two children, A. S. McDougall, dog
fancier and sportsman of Oakland, and
Mrs. e. A. Bruce, wife of Pleasanton
contractor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
PLANS CAMP MEETING
Beulah Park to Be Scene of Re-
ligious Gathering

OAKLAND, July 10.-The annua
camp meeting of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance, which will be held
at Beulah park, East Oakland, July "a
to August 1, the first services being
held Saturday evening, July "a. The
following days the program will begin
with a morning prayer service at
o'clock
Rev. G.. N Eldridge of Los Angeles
Rev. c. W. Davis Of Scranton, Pa; Rev
Charles w. de Vol of Santa Rosa; Rev
n. J. Wilmer of Denair, Cal; ChaTles
Sherman of Hood River, Ore, and Mrs.
L. F. Turnbull missionary from India
A large attendance is expected from
points in northern California, as Wen
from the bay cities. The local arrange
ments are in charge of Rev. j. f.. ia
derquist, 1924 Eighteenth street, oak
land.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
WALLET AND $500 IN
SUIT SENT TO CLEANER
Money Fails to Return With
Clothing From Shop

OAKLAND. July 1o.-Four hundred
dollars went astray a few days ago
when z. G. Murdoch. 3s3 Twelfth
street formerly a special policeman,
sent q suit of clothes 10 cleaner with
out first searching the pockets.
Murdoch sent the clothes to H
Buchman. 53l San Pablo avesde, who
says he gave the job out to a japanese
The police are now trying to find the
cleaner.
Murdock says that the money was in
a black pocketboOk, which was not in
the suit when Buchanan returned il and
collected a $3.50 charge from Murdoch
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

good, used Electro-Vigor for few months wrote
10 me: Although am TO- / have returned
trade as a blacksmith and I hold with
of 3d. am an old man made young"
The nice thing about EectroVigor is its simplicity.
It's power from dry cells that you put on
when you retire and turn the current. While you
sleep it pumps energy into all and vitals
For the who is exhausted it is worth it's weight
in gold 1t rejuvenates him.
II you have a pain ache, it the cause
by finding the weak invigorating it.
You know there is pain that does from
some weakness. Electro-vigor invigorates, that
finds the pain and it,
drug will kill the pain" by destroying the nerve
1eeing; but that doesn't remove the Electro
Vgor cures the cause by giving back the
moral: Don't drug; don't get into the habit. A
small dose today calls for a large one tomorrow
man who was drunk all night felt badly in the
morning that he got drunk again His nerves were so
upset from overstmulaton that he needed booze
10 taper Off on Drugs act like that, only worse.
Mr. Dooley says: "A drug is little pizen that
little more of il would kill ye"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
VOCALIST TO RENDER
HALF HOUR OF MUSIC
Prof. c. Patrick Hildesley Will
Sing at Greek Theater

BERKELEY, July 9.-The half hour
of music at the Greek theater tomor-
row afternoon at A o'clock will be rem
dered by Prof. G. Patrick Hildesley, a
we'll known vocalist of the bay cities.
A program of Irish, English and
American songs will be rendered as
follows:
Irish ballad, Kathleen Mavoureen'' Crouch
Sacred song, Cavalry Rodney
(By request)
Song, Loves Proving. Lohr
Irish ballad, 1.-The Dear Home Land.
...................... Walter Slaughter
Sacred recitation Behold Thy King Parker
Aria Jerusalem Observation-Disclosures. Arlie Dix
(By request)
Song, "A Serenade'' .............W. NJ. Balfe
National anthem, My Country. ....-.....
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
APPOINTED TO CHAIR
IN CHINESE COLLEGE
John Dobbins Will Join Faculty
of Imperial University

BERKELEY, July 1O.-John Leslie
Dobbins, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. H.
Dobbins of Waring street, sailed for
China today, where he Will fill the
chair of civil engineering in the I'm
perial Pei Yang university at Tientsin.
China Dobbins is a graduate of the
university with the class of 1905. and
has been pursuing post graduate work
Tor the last two years. He is mem
Der of the Sigma XII and Tau Beta Pi
engineering societies
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
IN BERKELEY HOME
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson Expires
at Age of Eighty=six Years

BERKELEY, July 10.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Simpson, relict of Emory D. Simp-
son, died at her home today at the age
OF Sc years. She was a former resi-
dent of San Francisco before the fire
and well known. there Mrs. Simpson.
who lived at 1908 Todd street. was a
native of Ohio and had lived in Califor-
MIA for 80 years. Two daughters. Mrs
n. j. Crab of Sacramento, and Mrs
Dora Chaney of this city, and son
John. w. Simpson, survive.
Good Paying Business
For sale. For particulars SEQ +ha
Business Chance columns in the cIassi-
fed advertising section of today,s Cali
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

/ never had a pa
tient who had not
tried drugs first.
Since they were old
enough to swallow
they had t a k e n
drugs.
DR.. oliver Wendell
III o ] m c S told the
Massachusetts M edi-
cal Society: IF the
whole materia medica
were dumped into
the bottom of the sea
1t would be good for
mankind. but bad for
the fishes"
Drugs won't re-
store energy. Food
makes energy if you
digest it. A weak
stomach can't digest
food. That's what
had happened to this
man, and he was "alI
in"
DR.. Jacques Loeb,
renowned for his dis
coveries, says: "The
basis of animal vital
ity is electricity"
> An old man of 20
who was "all in"
thought electricity
might do him some
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

A who yet 40 but who probably felt
like he was co. dropped into chair in my office.
I'm all in; my back aches: I'm trembling over
In I'm, afraid of my shadow I've got no energy for my
work I'd run away from old friend /
feel as if it would be task to greet him pleasantly
/ can't brace just lie and cen
sleep, sleep; and don't If never wake up,
see such men daily. hear from them by every
mail ~ - -S
.Drugs-Tve taken enough to float a ship I had to
quit because stomach wouldn't stand any more
dorip
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-08
INSANE MAN OUT
TO MURDER ALI
Arms Himself With Pistol,
Shotgun and Three
~ ,..g Bombs.
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STAYS ONE WOMAN
Bullets Fly Fast and When
Crowd Gathers He Kills
Himself.

AURORA, ILL.,, April S-John An
lerson. q plumber, whose mind had
been affected. became suddenly ylo-
lent today and arming himself witt,
two plstois, afshotgun and three
bolrbs. which hc fastened 10 his
person by means OF harness. started
out to, XIII the tnhabitants OF the city
block. in which lie said malicious
gossip concerning himself had c.reu-
lated.
anderson kill one woman, mar
rowiy missed Staying her husband.
wounded another woman, and then
committed suicide.
Mrs, John Mcvicker was shot
through the heart by Anderson, and
Mrs. john Belford, received a flesh
wound and piDroken arm from ptstol
bullets: John Mcvicker. husband Of
tie woman killed, had narrow es.
cape, bullet grazing his scalp.
Anderson terrorlzed the entire
square bounded by Railroad and
First and Second streets. He shot
and killed himself in the Belford
rooms. when he saw men gathering
insthe street outside.