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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ENLIVEN PROGRAM
Noble Life Work of Father
Crowley Will Be Aided by
Benefit Entertainment
Pupils of PasmOre and Judge
Murasky Among Those Who
Will Participate =

That the general sorrowing over the
,aceident to Father d. o. Crowley is not
confined to any one creed is perhaps
nowhere better illustrated than in the
personnel of those taking part in the
program TO be given for the benefit of
the Youths Directory at the residence
of Miss Kate Thomas, SIS Shrader
street. next Tuesday evening. October
d Catholic and Protestant alike have
joined in the affair, and judging from
the already hearty response to the APP
peal for aid for the veperable priest
and his noble life work there is every
indication that it will be an unquaii-
fed success.
Miss Thomas has been officially as
socia ted with Father Crowley in caring
for the otherwise homeless boys of the
directory for the last year. The musi-
cal features of the program will in
the main be renderd by pupils of II. b
Pasmore Superior Judge Frank j.
Murasky will address the gathering
touching upon the sacrificing work OF
Father Crowley.
MUNROES WILL PLAY
The Munroe children, youthful musi-
cal prodigies. will coax sweet strains
from their violins Gladys especially
has displayed remarkable talent, hav-
ing appeared before in public recitals
Audrey Munroe, Yiolinist, and Glendor
Munroe. 'cellist. will render selected
numbers. with Miss Mary Bunstead as
accompanist.
Miss Helen Balch. contralto, with Z
voice of much promise. viii sing sew
eral songs. including the aria from
"Cavalleria Rusticana." Sapphic Ode,
by Brahms, and "Lorelei." by Llszt
With Edward G. Cahill. another Pas
more pupil. she will render the Brahms
duet. The Streamlet Flows Onward
and The Coquette.'
A dramatic Interpolation consisting
Of a scene from Queen Elizabeth vii
be presented with Mrs. Erneste Johan-
sen impersona ting the character OF
Queen Elizabeth and Mrs. II. c. Jensen
portraying the role of the unfortunate
Mary Queen of Scots. Mrs. Johanser
is the wife of DR.. Erneste Johansen
Both she and Mrs. Jensen are active
in Lutheran church work.
OTHER GOOD NUMBERS
Thomas p Nowlan, organist OF
Sacred Heart chuch, will render the
song Jean" by Burleigh, and witt
H B. Pasmore will act as accompanist
Two beautiful songs by Fischer vii
De lnteIpEeSttu % -hiSS NCi u AoS ASSihS
van, soprano. who has studied under
the best music masters abroad. They
are There Is No Spring But You" anC
Under the Rose
An accomplished violinist, Lucy
Helen Priber. who is the daughter OF
John Priber. will render Schubert's
"Wilhelmj Am Meer" and the beautiful
spanish Dance" of Fabian Resheld.
On account of its charitable purpose
the music colony OF the city is taking
great interest in the affair, and the
general public is urged TO give its
support.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
TOMALTY PLANS TO
ASK FOR NEW TRIAL
Court Delays Passing Sentence
on Convicted Man

James c. Tomalty. the city treasury
Official convicted of falsifying public
records. was allowed by Judge Lawlor
until Wednesday TO file a motion for a
new trial He was TO have been SEN
fenced yesterday. but the giving of
notice by his attorney. Herbert Cho-
vnski. Of intention to move for new
trial necessitated delay.
Judge Lawlor asked the attorneys to
look into the law and advise him
whether in the event of an appeal be-
ing taken in this case il would come
under the old law or that in force now.
Formerly it was the practice to pre-
pare bill Of exceptions for presenta-
tion 10 the appellate court
At it's last session the legislature
amended the law. and now transcript
Of the official reporters notes is pre-
sented 10 the higher court. Tomalty
was indicted while the old law was in
force.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
BIOated Stomach
aid BeIching
Ot Gas Is Prevented by Using Char
coal. Which AbsOrbs and Removes
Stomach Gases.

The accumulation OF gas in the stom-
gen IS caused In the following ways
J II may be swallowed in large guam
tlues during certain abnormal cohal :
nonS or the stomach and food tract
II may be produced by decomposl-
l4on OF food in the almentary system.
s. II Is often evolved from changes o.
Lne mucous secretiOns themselves. =.
Iransuoed from the blood. D. heguI-
Sltated from the duodenum or nrst
portion OF the small intestnes- anu IN
some cases from q hstuious conlmunl-
cation with the large intestine .. Gas
IT an extremely offensive klne i pro
0ucod bV the decOmpOSitiOn OF NOR
nid growth in the stomach sucn a.
cancer, ulcer tumor. etc some some
lorlfs OF food are more prone tia Ii = y
others 10 cause stomach gas. including
sugar starch, beans. peas, etc
To relieve the distressing symptoms
-ot gaseous diStenSiOn OF the stotiidcii
ne matter what the cause may DC, az
mas been found by numerous expert
ments that the most reliable ana Nalu-
able remedy is charcoal. which dlrectiy
a0sOrbs all gaseous substances IN the
alimentary system. BESIDES oNlolzlns
and destroying foul odors, ana anu p,
sepuCaly cleaning the stomach anu
intestinal system from one END TO the
other as thoroughly as soap and water
cleanscs the skin.
strongly advocated The use OF willow
charcoal i'm the form or lozenges lot
The aNeviation Of such stomach symp-
toms as ind gestion, fermentation, 1e-
composition and blOaung. 1t has also
been found extremely serviceable In re-
lfevfng secondary fermentatiVe changes
in the large intestine. when admins
tered i'm the form Of an enema
In Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges we
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. aste.
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and limitations on the ma srket, and il
may be that YOu have given one of
these minor brands a trial. and found
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don't fail to try Stuarts Cha rcoal
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send US your name and address and
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BIG BLACK PUGILIST
EXCEEDS SPEED LIMIT
John Arthur Johnson Arrested
in Golden Gate Park

John Arthur Johnson, champion
heavy weight pugilist, was arrested
yesterday afternoon in the main drive.
Golden Gate park, by Mounted Police
man James II. Kavanaugh for exceed
ing the speed limit in his automobile.
Johnson's wife was in the machine with
him 1t looked to Kavanaugh as il the
machine were travelling at the rate OF
100 miles an hour.
Johnson was taken to the Stanysn
street station, and explained that his
machine was so built that it was i'm
possible for him to run IL within the
speed limit, but the explanation was
derided and he was booked for vio-
lating a park ordinance.
Policeman Hooper was sent with
Johnson in the machine to the bond
and warrant clerks Office SO that John
son could deposit his bail of $40, and
Hooper had TO caution him several
times to go slower. Johnson offered to
give Hooper ride back, but the offer
was declined.
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Item Welcomed
by Many Men

This recipe can be filled ar
home. so that no one need know
OF another's troubles. as the in
gradients can be obtained sepa-
rately at any well stocked drug
store They are in regular use
and many different prescriptions
are constantly being filed with
them
This will prove a welcome bit
of Information for all those who
are overworked, gloomy. de-
spondent. nervous and have
trembling limbs. heart palpita-
tion. dizziness. cold extremitiss.
insomnia. fear without cause.
timidity in venturing. and gen
eral inability to act naturally
and nationally as others do, be-
cause the treatment can be pre-
pared secretly at home and
taken without any ones knOwl-
Overworked oficemen and the
many victims of society's late
hours and dissipa tion Will, ID is
said, find the restorative they
are in need of.
II the reader decides to try it.
get three ounces OF ordinary
syrup sarsaparilla compound and
one ounce compound fiuid balm
wort: mix and let stand two
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pound essence car0lOl ana one
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pound mot cardamOm), mix all
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teaspoonful after each meal and
one when retiring.
A certain we'll known medical
expert asserts that thousands OF
men and many women are suf-
ferers all because of dormant
circulation of the blood and
consequential impairment OF the
nervous force, which begets the
most dreadful symptoms and un-
told misery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT
WILL CONVENE MONDAY
Many Important Cases Will Be
Decided During Term

The October term of the United
States circuit court of appeals for the
ninth circuit will convene tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock in the United
States postal and judicial building,
Seventh and Mission streets. United
States Circuit Judges William B. Gill
bert of Portland, Ore, William w. Nor
row of San Francisco and United States
District Judge William Fl. Hunt of
Helena, Mont, will constitute the court.
Judge Gilbert will preside.
United States District Judges John
]. de Haven, Edward S. Harrington
and William c. Van Fleet will, in all
probability. be designated TO assist the
court during the present term. A
large number of important decisions
will be rendered tomorrow, and others
VIII follow throughout the meeting.
and all of the pending petitions for
rehearing will be passed upon before
adjournment.
The calendar is the most extensive
one since the organization of the court.
extending until November Il. and COM
prises many important cases.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
COLDS

The first feeling OF a Cold
IS lassitude and weakness, as if
some serious illness was pending,
the strength seems to, give out
,and YOU wonder what is coming.
bou have had this feeling lots of
times and did not recognize II as
a precursor of a Cold, until the
Infuenza, Cough or Sore Throat
enSued.
Seventy-seven used at the
first feeling" IS infallible.
Handy for Sightseers, fits the
vest pocket. All Druggists 25c.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. Cor VII
liam and Ann Streets, New York.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
sUBTREAsURY CHECKS
LOCOMOBILE AGENT SAYS
AUTO TRADE is GOOD

]. ]. Morse manager of the inter-
ests of the Locomobile company of
America in San Francisco is enthus-
iastic over the automobile business in
San Francisco at this time of the
year. In the east, where, up to last
spring, he looked after the company's
interests, the trade in motor cars be-
comes very dull in the fall. In Cali
fornia he has found it decidedly differ
ent To him it seems to be a per-
petual season for sales. During the
last week he has disposed of seven
1910 Locomobiles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
BANK CLtARINGS
SHOW TRADE GOOD
Volume of Business Throughout
State Indicates Prosperity
General in California

San Francisco's clearings for the
week ending at noon Thursday were
s40,6Ss.236.12 reports the California
Promotion committees weekly bulle-
tin. This is a gain of 1871 per cent
over last years corresponding figure
week of more than s2,0O0,ooo. San
Francisco, in fact, is the only Califor-
MIA city TO show an Increase in clear
ings over the preceding week.
The largest percentage of gain
39.2 per cent-in comparing the 1908
respective totals BEING $11.244134.1S
and $s.072,931S2 Oakland reported
clearings of $1,560.52S.62 for the week.
This is a gain over the 1908 total of
1885, ,467.37, or 1875 per cent. Almost
in San Jose. 1916 per cent. to be exact,
with clearings of $510.0003s and $452,-
s71.S7 respectively.
AT INTERIOR POINTS
Stockton reported clearances for the
week amounting to s54S,923.65. Com
pared with the 1908 report of $780,
446.6S this is a gain of 1871 per cent.
With clearings of s1.0S3,740.26 Sacra-
mento gained 23.2 per cent over last
years figure OF ss3S,552.1s. Fresno's
clearings were s617. 7.994.9s. gaining 0.9
per cent over the total a year ago,
$612.026.45.
In San Diego the c1earings amounted
to $790,282.73, representing loss for
the first time in this comparison. The
1908 total was $824,6S1.51, a loss Of
Al per cent. Totaling the weeks fig
ures in the eight cities a grand total
of $56,993,84 840.94 is obtained.
SUBTREAsURY CHECKS
The United States subtreasury in this
city is now a member of the San Fran
cisco Clearing House association, and
all checks drawn on the subtreasury
will be cleared as If they were bank
checks. This will facilitate matters a
great deal, as heretofore all govern
ment checks had to be cashed at the
office of the subtreasury.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
SOCIETY AMATEURS
ASSIST DIRECTORY
Vaudeville Show at st. Francis
Hotel Draws Sympathizers
for Father Crowley

The vaudeville show given last even
ing in the colonial room at the st.
Francis was a brilliant success in a
social way since the white and gold
auditorium was crowded with society
people anxious to assist in the benefit
for the boys of the Youths Directory.
The affair was managed by coterie
of patronesses who spared no effort TO
make the occasion memorable in social
history and worth while in a financial
sense to the dependent boys.
There was great enthusiasm over the
affair, due in part to sympathy for
Rev. Father Crowley, who has devoted
the greater part of his life TO the
work of providing for homeless boys
The ballroom was crowded. In fact,
the patronesses were afraid that the
spacious room would not accommodate
the crowd of guests who responded TO
the appeal for assistance and assembled
for the delightful entertainment that
had been promised.
MANY CLEVER AMATEURS
The program was a succession of
clever stunts many of the entertain
ing selections being contributed by tai
ented amateurs. The musical numbers
program, and among those who con-
tributed to that part of the program
were Miss Helen Gray, the gifted So
prano, and Miss Cecil Cowles, the well
known pianist. Another singer who is
known in the musical world and who
assisted in the entertainment was Miss
Alvina Paramino, the contralto and
soloist.
SOME OF THE ENTERTAINERS
The others whose names appeared on
the program are:
Miss Gertrude Proll Miss Nevada Hefron
Billy Hines Reginald Travers
Miss Ellie Ewing Miss May Sullivan
Mrs. +. Leon Miss Chan Gun Fan
Mrs. Mabel Tourney Miss Chan Guet Yaw
White
There were many box parties and
every box in the white and gold ball
room was crowded with attractively
Gowned guests. Almost every pat
roness entertained at dinner, and after
ward at a box party. Mrs. Eleanor
Martin had reserved two boxes for the
occasion.
PATRONESSES AND GUESTS
Mrs. Martin presided at an elaborate
dinner party prior to the entertain
ment, at her home in Broadway. Her
guests were:
Captain and Mrs. Henry Frank Douglas Murray
Ferguson Baroness Won Schroeder
Senator and Mrs. G.. Dr. Rupert Blue
Russ Lukens Philip Paschel
DR.. and Mrs Alexander Major Edwards. U.S.A.
Garceau Miss Isabel Donahue
The other patronesses, many of whom
entertained guests, were
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
hing LIN kenny Sc

And phone in your ads to The Call To
rent rooms secure help. get position
etc. The Calls Want Ads can not be
excelled.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
HOT SPRINGS

Aqua CaIienie station. Sonomz county New
mission style pissferec hotel. Hot and cold min
erai water in every room. First class German
cooking Warm meals three times q day Men
help ID hotel and dining room. Every room snd
heilway velvet carpeted. Electric lights Can
AZ ccomn nodate 100 guests. Rates from sl2 no
address Fetters hot Springs. Sonoma. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
NATIONAL LECTURER TO
SPEAK TO WOODMEN
Head Consul Will Visit City and
Attend Initiation

National Lecturer ]. o. Davis and
State Deputy Herbert V. Rees will ad-
dress the Modern Woodmen of America
in the meeting place of Good Fellow
ship camp No. 96S3, Veterans hall in
DubOce avenue, Monday evening
October 4. Head Consul A H Talbot
of Lincoln, Neb., will be in this city
November l and at that time will ad-
dress the Woodmen in Veterans hall
at which time there will be a large
class initiation.
LIFE LOST IN FIRE-St. Louis Oct. 2-Fire
which started at o'clock this morning in the
basement of the Nat Mcclure oil and supply
company cost Night Watchman MeNeal his life
and entaied loss of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

DR.. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: For saw
eral years. while suffering agonies OF
main I tried In vain TO ind relief from
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
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Humphreys Seventy-Seven
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, HAYWARD

! This beautiful hotel. centrally located, largs
L grounds and smusements. billiards. bowling
Nseanis de nciug etc Rates. SIS 10 si2. Special
raies 10 families n. A PARKHURST. prop.
harvard, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
SOME OF THE ENTERTAINERS
PATRoNEssEs AND GUESTS

! Frank Douglas Murray
Baroness Won Schroeder
DIR. Rupert Blue
Philip Paschel
Major Edwards. U.S.A.
Miss Isabel Donahue
Sse MANY of whom
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Goodrich Otizen.

The contract for building the
Goodrich Northern Telephone
Co.'S. line from Goodrich through
the country to Lincoln has been
let to Thos. Brakel and work has
been begun. This will make FIVE
rural lines out Of Goodrich. There
will be one or two more lines built
out of here this season we under
stand.
Ludwig Krein, south Of this
city, submitted to a serious opera
ton at his home last. Saturday Of
ternoon. DR.. McReynolds per-
formed the operation. assisted by
Drs. Neukamp Of McC Clusky and
Abston of Hurds6eld. We under
stand that Mr.. Krein is getting
along very nicely and may recover.
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NEWS GATHERED i ! = THIS WEEK E:
Nc Clos y Ind ependent.

IS. o. Holiday had the misfor-
tune to lose his barn and horse
and calf which were tied inside.
! The FIRE originated from q smudge
which he had built to drive away
the mosquitoes and from which
the manure pile was ignited. He 6es
fought the fire for sometime and
had it pretty well under control or
Us much 50 that he thought it safe
enough to get q bite to eat, and
was ID the house only -a few min in
utas when upon look ting ont TO see
about the fire, I'll saw the root of
harm AL IL.
Henry ellpsan 4 vasi 4 business
visitor IL 1 estarday and now
sihas ) petition ihich he is circplaf.
sto get signerss & for . rural route
northeast sc here ryone Who
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penhoff Voice.

The democratic organization in
Sheridan county weakened itself
when it let mugwump republicans
snap up the county Offices. If you
do not think this correct watch the
results.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Jennings
and family are spending a few
weeks in Minneapolis, and while
there Mr.. Jennings will take treat
ment for his hearing.
It is q matter Of conjecture as to
where the Stats.Z Zeitqng stands.
II hops and founders around in its
endeavor to get on the winning
side, but just now it is presumed
t1o 1;t be strictly simon-pure repub-
ilican sheet.
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Wilton News.

A marriage Of more than usual
interest to the people Of this vicin-
ity occurred on Tuesday at high
noon at Buffalo, N. D. The con-
tracting parties are q. V. Daniel
son and Miss Clara Christensen,
and the solemn VOWS were spoken
at the home of the brides parents
near that place.
Dan Williams left this morning
for Orchard Park, n. Y. where he
and Mrs. Williams expect to spend
some months, the latter being al
ready there.
3. E. Allen left Wednesday
morning for Edmonton, Alberta,
called there by the dangerous ill
ness Of his brother. The latter
went there about two weeks ago on
a sightseeing tour, and was taken
i'll, and the last advices are that
he will not recover. We hope
that this information may prove
Eerreneous. u 81 .si 81
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Max Enterprise.

Miss Emma Stage, a cousin Of
Postmaster Freitag, arrived here
the latter part Of last week and
will be employed as deputy post
mistress.
From the number Of loads of
lumber going out daily there is a
large amount Of building going
on thruout the country these days.
DR.. Robinson autoed up from
Garrison Tuesday and went out to
the neighborhood south of Bene-
dict where he found a bunch of
glandered horses.
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Norwegian Lutheran Services.

Sunday, July lth at 10 CLOCK
a. M, services will be held at the
Norwegian Lutheran church Of
.Sverdfup. In the; afternoon of
the same day, al o'clock there
will be given q program BY the
children. And al offering will Be
taken for the benefit Of the o.
.phan s home. People are request,
Ied tos shsing their Dime Every
ono cordially invited I. Rev 7. q.
,Bsean. pastor.
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has the opportunity to sign it
should do SO and it will not be
long before they will receive q
daily cr tri-weeklY mail according
to the number Of signers, on the
petition and how much energy
they put into the movement.
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Insurance Co. Elects Officers.
The Farmers Mutual Fire, Cy

The Farmers Mutual Fire, Cy-
clone and lightning Insurance
Co. 81 Mclean county, at their
annual eeting Tuesday, June %,
held lat Washburn, elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Her
man Hanson; ! treasurer, Hans Ny
Igaard secretary Andrew Ei iSauer;
and :, seltz - elected gem