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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-08

~ s'pose you wouldn't marry me n
We're the only man on earth2"
~ wouldn't even be engaged 20
you" responded the girl. ~ you
were the only man at summer re-
sort. Louisville Courier Journal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-08

Don't force your Advice dB0G Dy6.
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-08

IF IT'S ONLY HEADACHE
Why Cornellson's Headache Liver PilIl
viii cure that. 10 Genus Guaranteed
by all druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL
BUsINEss PERSONALS

NEST equipped; animals boarded; ambulance
furn special rates. 1871 Fulton. West S3I2
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NOTICE OF LEASING SEAwALL LOT
Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceived and opened by the Board Of State Harbor
Commissioners at their Office, room No. 49, In
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot OF
Market street, in the city and county OF San
Francisco, State OF California, at the hour OF 10
June 1909, for letting or leasing by said Board
Subdivisions and CO. Said seawal lot is
situated on the water front OF the city and
county of San Francisco. and is bounded By
Bay, Kearny and East streets.
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
FIVE t25l years, subject, however, TO the power
of the Board to reject any and all bids, and In
accordance with printed terms and conditions
of lease, to which reference Is hereby made
which are on file in the office of the Secretary
of the Board copies OF which Will be furnished
bidders on application to said Secretary. Ref
erence is also hereby made to said printed terms
and conditions Of lease for a particular
description of said parts Of seawall lot No. A.,
designated as 'tSubdiyisiens b and &C. Z"
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must agree
awarded TO him. shall be embodied in said lease.
and he must also agree that said lot shall be
used only for the purposes set forth in his bid.
W. V. STAFFORD,
W. E. DENNISON,
p. S. TELLER,
Board of State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE, Secretary.
May 81. 1903.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT
Notice is hereby given that bids viii be re-
celved and opened by the Board OF State Harbor
Commissioners at their office, room No. 10, in
the Union DEPOT and Ferry House. foot Of
Market street. In the city and county of San
Francisco. State of California, at tie hour Of
10 o'clock a. m. on Thursday. the 18th day of
June. 1909, for letting leasing by said Board
of part of Seawal Lot No. 4, designated as
Subdivision a Said seawall lot is situ-
ated on the water front OF the city and county
of San Francisco, and is bounded by Bay,
kearny and East streets.
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
FIVE (25l years, subject however, to the power
Of the Board to reject any and all bids and in
accordance with printed terms and conditions OF
lease, to which reference is hereby made, which
file in the office of the Secretary Of the
Board copies OF which Will be furnished bidders
on application to said Secretary. Reference is
also hereby made to said printed terms and
conditions of lease for a more particular deserip-
tion of said part of seawaH lot No. 4, desig-
mated as Subdivision "A, /"
Bids must set forth the purpose for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must
agree that the statement of his bid, IL the lease
is awarded to him, shall be embodied In said
lease, and he must also agree that said lot
shall be used only for the purposes set forth in
his bid. w. v. STAFFORD,
W. Z. DENNISON
p. S. TELLER,
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE, Secretary.
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80 ACRE TRACT: s2OO0-

10 ACRE TRACT: s., 000--
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE VAL
UABLE HOME IN MENDOCINO
COUNTY.
This county has never had failure OF crops
The public are beginning to see the many
advantages offered home seekers and investors.
Fertile lands, good water and climate that
A ranch miles south OF Ukiah; half mile
from railroad: half mile from school; one Gays
been subdvided and "a tracts comprising lO
acres Of valley and 10 acres OF timoered nil
land are offered for sale; .,o - :, r,.h ,.vs,
valley and 10 acres of timbered hill land
The valley land win produce three crops OF
nuts; well watered; can be irrigated at small
The hill land will produce excellent fruit or
grapes when cleared and the timber VIII pay
expense of clearing.
Is there; fine crop now growing on the Vaiiey
10 acres valley could be subdiyided to suit the
needs of the purchaser; say, acres aifalra. :
grain l potatoes, / y acres corn, y acre gar
den. Is tomatoes, Il berries
The improvements be placed on the hill
To the investor 10 acres in alfalfa or wslnuts
and the principal is absolutely secure
The wise men Of the age advise the pur-
chase Of land and particularly OF good agri-
Only "a tracts for sale and we desire to see
only persons who mean business; first come nrs'
Terms, 81 600 cash and easy terms on balance.
Call party from / to p. m. and to 9
D. m. every day from June Z TO 18th, inclu-
sive, at room $50. Chronicle building
50 80 ACRE ACRE TkAST: TkAGT: s2.oSS s2SSS-
$50 CHRONICLE BLDG.
G. r. HAMMERs8HTH & CO.
SO Golden Gate ay. at Van Ness:
HAYWARD; INCOME 500 per WEEK; SNAP
MODEL chicken ranch; acres, half in fruit;
1900 laying hens; 800 pullets; horse; cow house
rooms furnished; $500 feed hand; AUS1
SELL; TERMS.
Small fruit and poultry farms, Hayward
AT SANTA ROSA
is ACRE farm. improved near SANTA ROSA;
will trade for city or bay property.
CHICKEN ranch. acres; near town; T0S
hens, etc; TRADE for suburban or bsy property
100 others PARTICULARS UPON RE
QUEST.
NEW Mission cottage; will trade for ranch,
SEBASTOPOL, GARDEN Of SONOMA co.
OWN AN APPLE ORCHARD: EASY MONEY
S25 secures acres; no interest taxes
Small fruit and poultry farms; easy terms.
DAVIS BURNHAM COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE.
704 Mills Building,
San Francisco.
HEADQUARTERS TIMBER LANDS IN MEXICO
10000 acres white oak, pine, cedar, ash, ma
hogany-
$50, eco acres pine. oak. CEDAR all well 10
Gated
100000 acres timber and stock; 1S,5 500 cattle
horses and mules.
175, 900 acres; Improvements. Price u 80 pc
| acre; all terms.
stock ranches aud eolonizing lands; all size
\ tracts and prices. SOC up, in Mexico and Texas
/ Particulars at office or sent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST ne
Post.
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$50 per acre: 1000 acres Al garden and gen
eral farming land, 40 miles from s. F.: per
fectly level; easy rail and water transporta-
tien
S3, TJ0-15 acres Al fruit and garden land
nr. Sunnyyale; 500 yds. from station; =
acres in orchard flowing WELL 2s5 1t. deep.
that cost s., 600. c. W. MO0RES, 660 Market,
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

MR. BORROWER:
the prevailing rates. l get speedy results and
want your business. Costs nothing to in
and talk 1t over
/ need the LENDER in my business, too. ]
ean provide him with list Of good loans right
now. I'm building my business on quick and sat
isfactory results.
Cali. write or phone; it's all the same. Please
ask for the loan department when you do.
GEO. w. AUSTIN,
I01S Broadway, Oakland.
e. III. L0HMANN, Manager Loan Department.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
THE san FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JUNE T. 1909
PERSONALS

JAMES FLAHAgEN can be found on the Sto-
vail ranch. miles west OF. Wiliiams, Golusa
county Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

Where Best Bargains Are Found in Hotels
Apartment and Lodging Houses, Flats.
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INVESTMENTS
INurcrn1rNrs

We are selling a small allotment of stock
at par ST. for more aggressive exploitation and
sale Of our machine throughout the United
States, Canada Mexico and Australia. The ma
chine is drawing annual royalty and we have
legitimate enterprise, with wonderful posi-
bilities OF expansion, backed by leading San
Francisco men, We feel confident she invest
ment will pay stock holders at least 100 per cent
per annum IN dividends aud we only want the
opportunity to explain its merits to investors
with from 500 to s5,0 Please write, max
ing an appointment when our representative
may call, to box 2606 Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

FINANCIAL
'ABBoTT buys bonds''-ocean Shore, Market
ST. bank and Cal. safe dep. books. Ala Mar.
ket st.
CAL. SAFE DEP TRUST ACCOUNTS BOUGHT.
d. f. BESECKER. 24s PACIFIC BLDG.
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Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE, Secretary.
Nav 81 1909.
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MONEY TO LOAN


ssSssS sSSSssSss ss$Si
SIS SALARIED PEOPLES FRIEND.
S That Is what office is to all S :
s s working people. We loan strictly on
s person's SALARY; no indorser, S
security We make loans quickest.
easiest and charge the lowest in the S
8 s city. YOUR EMPLOYER NEVER s
SIS KNOWS
Ss WESTERN LOAN CO.. s
$s zos Cali building, Sd and Market sts.
IS open $3.50 to 6 p. m. Mon, Wed. and 5
SIS Sat. Evenings until p. m SIS
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

TIE XII COEBamboo furniture factory whole
sale and retail; bamboo furniture made 10 or
der. 3O7 Tfb St near Harrison, Oakland
Phone Oakland Slss.
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HOME SECURITIES CO BARGAIN LIST
Pacific Fruit Cooling and yap........ Cheap
Burlingame Tel Typewriter ......... s.. 90
O0O yelling Gil Co. Observation-Disclosures. .25
Oakland Cremation Assn, wilr buy or sell.
ANY unlisted security supplied at 10 per cent
to so per cent discount. Tell US what you want.
California Oil book. THE Fortune That Went
TO Sleep mailed free 653 First National Bank
Bldg. Oakland.
CAN furnish you ANY unlisted stocks and bonds
is4 fions: will buy any active stocks II CHEAP;
largest dealers on the Pacific coast; corre-
spondenee invited CHESTER b. ELLIS &
CO.. TIA Market st. opp Call building.
STOCKS AND BONDS FOR QUICK SALE
81 900 Ocean Shore r. K. bonds at .$625. 90
900 shares Four Metals NJ. & S. Co. at 40
1000 Pacific Fruit Cooling & Vap. at. 80
10O0 Butte Creek Consol Dredger at. 80
600 shares Palmer oil Co at..--.-.- 1, go
GOO shares Sisquoc Oil Co. at. 10
1000 shares Allegheny Mining Co. at. .25
5000 shares Cal. Pressed Brick Co. at .25
500 shares PnaI Oil Co. at 10. 40
Address 4I4 Monadnock Bldg, San Francisco.
l HAVE from 500 TO $500 to invest with serv-
references given and required What have
you? Box PTS. Call office.
s95 BUYS 800 bond and > shares stock as
for construction work. Box 2774, Call office
MCCARTHY wireless. sacrifice 1000 shares at
s1.o5. Room IL, 1904 Broadway. Oakland.
OCEAN SHORE bonds for sale; price win net s
! per cent. D. f. BESECKER, 24s Pacific bldg.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore st.
1 near Post
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GENERAL FUNSTON
REACHES OAKLAND
Will Spend Month With Wife
and Children at Home OF
Father in Law

OAKLAND. July 12.-Brigadier Gen
eral Frederick Funston. commandant
Of the army service school at Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas. arrived in this
city this evening. after having been
delayed in Colorado by a train wreck.
He went direct to the home of his
father in law. Otto Blankart. at 1919
Tenth avenue. where his wife and chill
dren are stopping.
General Funston will spend a months
vacation here and will then return to
his duties at the school. He said to-
night that his visit to the coast was
purely a private one and had no sig
nifcance beyond his desire to be with
his family.
The Funston children, who came to
Oakland with their mother some weeks
ago. are Macarthur. Frederick and
Elizabeth. General FunstOn's aides at
the army service school are Lierten-
ants HOrnby Evans and Burton j..
Mitchell, both we'll known about the
bay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
Wife, Once Insane, Sues
Clergyman For Divorce
Mrs. Annie M. Stewart in Her Complaint
Omits Affinity References

OAKLAND, July 1.-THE domestic
troubles of Rev. Paul Stewart. pastor of
the Hannah Memorial United Presbyte-
rian church, and Mrs. Annie NJ. Stewart,
following her commitment to a state
hospital for the insane Eve years ago
and her oft repeated assertions since
her release that fair members of her
husbands flock had received an undue
amount of pastoral consideration, cul-
minated today when Mrs. Stewart filed
suit for divorce
The divorce has been pending since
April, when at San Jose Mrs. stewart
was arrested at her husbands instiga-
tfon and subjected to examination for
insanity before lunacy commission.
At that time she Indignantly denied
being insane and threatened to meet
the charges with an action for legal
separation which might drag in the
names of at least five women and cause
ripple in ecclesiastical circles whiah
would extend back TO Indiana and other
eastern states.
MANY ALLEGED AFFINITIES
At San Jose Mrs. Stewart asserted
that her minister husband had an af-
hnity in Oakland, Alameda, Sacramento,
Chicago and Los Angeles and that all
would be named in her complaint. Spe-
cihcally she said that his fondness for
a member of his choir had led him to
take long horseback rides at night into
the Piedmont and Berkeley hills with
the fair vocalist. Mrs. Stewart also
stated that he gave the singer money.
though exceedingly sparing in his own
supply for domestic purposes
In spite of her former charges her
complaint today does not contain men
ton of any affinities nor does that
branch of their difficulties enter into its
makeup. Mrs. Stewart confined her
charges to cruelty, making her hus-
bands attempts TO send her to hospi-
tai for the insane the groundwork of
her suit
His persistent attempts to railroad
his wife to an asylum" is the blunt
language in which Attorney Hugh Al
drich, who drew her complaint, couched
its substance today. Aldrich has had
the document tightly sealed with all
known brands of official red tape to
keep it's contents from the public, but
irritated by the rumor that he would
be called upon to prove that Stewart
had many fair friends, Aldrich recon
sidered.
WHAT COMPLAINT AYERS
The complaint AYERS that Mr.. Stew
art made numerous attempts to send
his wife away as insane" said Aldrich.
"and it recites that he did actually have
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
SEIZE THE HOMES
OF ARK JEWELLERS
City and County Assessors In-
SiSt Taxes Must Be Paid

ALAMEDA, July 12-The ark homes
of ]. w. Pearson and William Carroll
on the San Leandro bay shore at the
east end of the city were seized today
by Deputy City Assessor Alder, Dep
uty County Assessor James Bargones
and Constable Al kim, because>of the
failure of the owners to pay the as
sessments levied on the houseboats.
Carroll later decided~to pay his assess
ments and continue in the possession
of his ark.
Otto Kimmell was placed in charge
of Pearson's ark. and City Assessor F.
j. Croll has given notice that he will
sell the houseboat Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock. Pearson contends that
his ark is not an ark, because it rests
on piling, and that it is therefore
realty and a part of the 160 acres of
tide lands which he claims in the vi
cinity.
He has repeatedly rendered payment
of the taxes on the land to which he
lays ownership. and on the payment
being refused he has refused to pay
any personal taxes and any taxes on
the ark. The assessors say that Pear
son has no title to the tide lands which
he claims, and on which he is willing
to pay taxes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
S.. .[XAT2RIAGES AND DEATTTS

invited to attend the funeral services to
day CTuesday), July Is. 1909, at oclocb
p M. at her late home, near Hayward IN
terment Lone Tree cemetery.
oCoANOR-In this city. July H. 1902 Michael
-, beloved husband of Nellie OConnor low
Ing father Of Bernice Norman and Richard
0'Connor and brother Of Richard and William
OConnor and Mrs. a. Dougherty native
OF San Francisco, CAL, aged 43 years. (Den-
yer papers please copy.l
Interment private.
sCANNELL-Drowned in Port Costa, Cal. Julv
., i9oe James Scannell beloved brother OF
devoted cousin of D. A. Scanneu of San ar
iran franciseo. a native of County Cork ireland
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
lnvlted TO attend the funeral tomorrow
narsor Mednesdayl at 10 o'clock m. from the
Cross cemetery. 10y
sELENGER-In this city. July -. 1909. Law.
Selenger, and devoted father of Joseph. Wal
Sefo, yer ~, Lawrence b. Jr. and Edmund @.
seIenger' sseiIenger' and the late George and Harry
~ years months and 10 days A member OF
n;a Mexican War Veterans society of Oalifornia
Floneers. lBoston papers please COPY
The funeral viii take place tomorroU
"wednesday. July II, 1909. at $50 O'Clock
a. m, from the mortuary chapel of the
Golden Gate undertaking company 2475 Mis-
sion street near Twenty first thence to ST
Pauis church. corner of Church and Twenty.
will be celebrated for the repose of his SOM
at o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross ceme
terry by carriage.
SMlTH-In Tonopah. New. July II. 1909. Fred
D., beloved husband of Bertha Smith. fathe,
OF Frank t. Smith. and brother of SYDNEY
Rs Frank T.. Francis X. and Flora K ,
smith; native of San Francisco, Cal.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
sTREHL-In this city, July II, 1909. Evs
shna Rosine loving wife Of August strehl, beloved
Charles and Lena Strehl, and the late Annie
Strehl, and beloved grandmother of Rohert
Margaret and Johnnie Strehl native ri
Backning, Wurttemberg Germany aged n
years months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday, July IA, 1909 at 1 o,cloeI
cut street. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery
by electric funeral car from corner of Tbir
teently yand West Mission Streets at o'clock
THURST0N-In this city, July TO- 1909 Georp,
W, dearly beloved son of Elizabeth anf
the late Charles f. Thurston, and brothel
of Mrs. 8. E. Bernard Mrs. W. F. Carl
ton and Charles f., Adelaide and Fred Thurs
ton native of Philadelphia. Pa, aged s
years months and 81 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral TODAY fTues
day.. at 1880 o'clock a. M. from ths
funeral parlors of the II. r. Mass com
pany- 1895 Golden Gate avenue near Fillmore
street lnterment Mount 0iivet cemetery by
carriage.
TUNsTEAD-A solemn requiem high mass Of
months mind will be offered up in st. Ra
phaers church at San Rafael Cal. next
Thursday morning. July 15 1909 at 9:3t
o'clock. for the repose of the soul of the late
Mrs. Mary A. Tunstead. Friends are invited
to be present.
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ENGAGEMENTS OF
SIX GRADUATES
Sextet of Former College Folk
Announce Approaching Nnp-
tials at Reunion

BERKELEY, July 12.-Three former
women students of the university an
nounced their engagements yesterday
at reunion party. The home of Miss
Rose Hizar, 1862 LIE Roy avenue, was
the scene of the gathering. The
couples engaged are: Miss Helen
Queen to Guy Stewart. Miss Rose
Hizar to William G. Duggin and Miss
Bess Markle to Warren V. Richardson.
All the prospective brides are grad
yates of the university of the class of
1907 Miss Hizar was prominent in
dramatics and was d member of the
Mask and Dagger society. Miss
Markle was a member of the same
society Miss Queen. who is a resi-
dent of San Francisco, was popular in
college circles.
The grooms elect are also college
graduates; Stewart from the college
of chemistry with the class of 1906,
Richardson with the class of 1901 and
Duggan with the class of 1907. Stew
art is employed as a chemist in the
federal service, while Duggan is in the
employ of the Southern Pacific in Mex
leo. Richardson is a mining engineer
of Tonopah. The dates for the mar
riages have not been announced.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13

her committed in 1905 At that time
the hospital authorities at Stockton
wanted to release her after one
months observation, but at her own
request she remained seven months to
convince herself that she was all right
At San Jose recently he repeated the
charge and she was arrested, but moth
ing came of it. Only last Saturday he
caught her by the arm and fercely told
her that if she did not leave town by
the o'clock train he would have her
arrested again and would surely have
her committed. On several other occa-
sions he has shaken her violently and
these are mentioned as part of the
cruelty charges. The Stewarts have
been separated for some time now, but
have been on calling terms"
Members of the United Presbyterian
church rallied to the defense of their
pastor. They said that no credence
was given stories circulated by Mrs
Stewart that his conduct had not con-
formed to the strictest clerical lines
Insane jealousy on the part of Mrs
Stewart was the explanation attached
to the charges made against the pas
tor. Sympathy has been extended him
in church circles, as the belief pre-
vailed there that his wife has made
him the victim of baseless assertions
MARRIED IN PENNSYLVANIA
The Stewarts became acquainted as
classmates at Westminster college,
Pennsylvania, and were married in
that state May 10, 1892. They have one
child. and the only property affected
by the suit involved was the house
hold furniture.
In his own behalf Rev. Mr.. Stewart
has asserted that he has been harassed
beyond endurance by the hallucinations
of his wife saying: THE last time that
she became seriously affected 1 sent her
to Los Gatos for her health. 1t was there
that her mental disturbances Were once
more so bad that her mind conjured up
a series of impossible accusations"
FRIENDS STAND BY HIM
Rev. Mr.. Stewart and his friends,
among them City Superintendent Of
Schools ]. w. McClymonds, have unre-
servedly declared that Mrs. Stewards s
charges result from disordered mental
states more or less intermittent. Sew
eraI years ago in Oakland Mrs. Stewart
became intensely interested in a young
negro, who pretended to be an Indian
mahatma He was under police obser-
vation. and the clergymans wife was
strangely affected by the mans re-
markable utterances on esoteric sub
iectS
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DROWNED IN SIGHT OF
HIS FELLOW SWIMMERS
Playmate Attempts Rescue and
Nearly Loses Own Life

BERKELEY, July 12.-In a struggle
in the waters Of the bay this afternoon
of the Berkeley municipal wharf,
Frank Curran, is years old, living at
1915 Seventh street, was drowned, and
Frank Peterson. a companion. who at
tempted his rescue narrowly escaped
death by his efforts. Peterson was
saved by Charles Welch, who was in a
boat near the scene Of the accident
Young Curran. in company with q
number Of other boys, were swimming
in the bay OF the wharf at the foot OF
University avenue. In diving over
board he signiied his intention Of
swimming TO a boat so yards off shore.
in which Welch and Peterson were
seated.
His companions on shore attempted
20 dissuade him from his purpose. He
jumped in and commenced the long
swim. When near the boat in which
HIS friends were seated Curran was
son jumped overheard and in the hand
TO hand struggle which ensued between
the would be rescuer and Curran both
were carried under the water. The
plight Of the boys was noticed by
Welch, who came to the rescue of
Peterson.
The police and morgue were imme-
diately notified and Chief Voilmer and
Deputy Coroner Niehaus spent the aft
ernoOn dragging for the body, but their
efforts were futile.
Curran was the son of John w. Cur
ran. an iron worker employed by the
Byron Jackson machine works in West
Berkeley.
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Eminent SAVANT
HONORED ABROAD
Professor Jacques Loeb Paid
Marked Attention in East
and Europe

BERKELEY, July 12.-Prof Jacques
Loeb the scientist who has attracted
the attention of the world with his in
vestigations to discover the germ of
life, is being honored wherever he goes
in Europe. The attention paid to him
at Cambridge, Eng, which he has just
left, was quite marked and was widely
commented on by the European press.
This was at the Darwin centennial
celebration, and the honors paid by
many prominent educators to Professor
Loeb were of more than ordinary sig
nificance.
Professor Loeb was also honored
when he visited Harvard at the COM
mencement celebration, when he was
awarded the degree of doctor of sell
ences. His visit there was a distinct
treat according to reports from the At
lantic slope.
The eminent scientist is on a vaca-
tion trip to Europe, Sthe first taken
since his coming to the university
about five years ago. He will return
here in the fall.