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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
EDITORIAL


CITY
Police court methods under Investigation ~
grand Jurors. many Complaints being made
against attorneys, politicians and professional
5o1dsnsn- PAGE
Two ioTers play tag zcross ocean. crossing Pa
enc thrice and hoping 70 nzrry Page L
Teacher killed By mysterious car accident.
only blood stains from tracks giving a1y clew
% matter Pxxr
Experimental balloon Berkeley makes success
III fight PAGE Il
Burglars rsid three homes and obtain loot
valued at ever $500. Page I.
Peter Pan weH presented and superbIy
staged at Valencia theater- Page /.
Knights TsmpIsr observe Easter with solemn
religious ceremonial Paxe 8
Trinity church memorial windows dedicated
By Bishop Nichols AZ si1tieth anniversary ceIe-
hrariou Paxe Ia
Cigar dealers VII arzue for compromise
Measure when anti slot machine ordinance comes
up today FOR anal passage Page IA
Greek colony celebrates eiShty-eizhth aunirer-
sa-y Of Greeian independents PAGE 2
The sunnyside primary school Is dedi-
Gated PAGE :
Saloon held up 5y tro thugs, but only small
sum IS secured Page IL
Clever amateur actress enters big PorroIa
beauty contest Page
Archbishop Riordzn delivers euIogy upon his
new auxiliary, Bishop Dennis = OaConneIl at
eatnecra- Page
Easter concert at DreamIand pavilion delights
big audience. Page7
zells de Luzsaa charms audience At orpheum
With rare voice Page
Mss Rose Fong's buggy ride with lance ere
ates str IN Chinatown PAGE 6
Banquet for traders and property owners Of
Fillmore street 70 eelebrats rebuilding OF the
city Page IA
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
HAPPY WITH AOKI,
SAYS WHITE WIFE
iii Mated Pair Pass Easter Sum
day in Company With
OrientaIs
TSseciol Bispoici TO The Cali

lSPC-a4t -tas-t-t ~ Ate- ~--%
SEATTLE. april 11.-Mrs. Gunj1ro
Aoki. who was Helen Emery. is plan
ming to move into cottage at
Dunlap. a seattle suhurb. and as
soon as the furniture man delivers his
goods at the Aeki cottage the i'll mated
pair win start house keeping there
The two have returned from their
honeymoon and have been staying at
a lodging house in the orineta1 quarter
The couple spent Easter sunday
across Lake washington at Bellevue
in company with two other American
Japanese couples Mrs Aoki did not
want to be interviewed
what is there left that the papers
have not already hadgr sac asked.
what more can they say what Is
expected OF me-
.of course am happy Mr. Aoki is
good to me. better. dare say, than
many white men are to their wives.
and am sure that we viii get along
all right If the public VIII let US aIoue-
Aoki Has New Job
@Mr. Aoki is quite capable Of taking
good care Of me, and with his new
position 1 think we will both be more
conteuted. and I am sure that it wi4
be a long while before either OF US has
to ask for help from any one. No one
has Stunned me that I can see. OF
course you know we have been here
but a short time. and I haven't had a
chance to make many acauaintances.
IN fact, I am not seeking acquaintances
just at present. and all we have been
thinking about is getting settled in our
new home"
At the place where Mrs. Aokf was
visiting today the surroundings are
pieturesqueIy oriental One or two
little bungalows are perched upon the
banks overlooking the lake, and the
interior is purely japanese. A half
QOLEn Jdp1H=SG were LLCEH, ana al
though seemingly paying but little at
tention to them and their chatter, it
was apparent that Mrs. Aokf was dis
turbed. and from gIances made in her
direction it was apparent that she
was the subject of their conversation.
Attracted Much Attention
Aoki will soon go into business here
as assistant manager OF an oriental
trading company. The couple have not
been seen on the streets of late but
they attracted more attention at Rain
Ter beach while they were house hunt
tacular arrival in the city. Housewives
of the Seattle suburb talked of the
probability of Aokf and his bride se-
curing a house and across back fences
this one subject kept the inhabitants
with plenty to discuss.
L don't think Mr.. and Mrs. Aoki
will be invited to many social func-
tions here this summer" declared one
woman who resents the invasion Of
the brown man and his bride.
But Aokf has bought the property.
That is, he has come as near to buy-
ing as the laws OF the state will per-
nit A friend of HRS in Tacoma
has put up the money for it.
and holds deed. Aoki paid his
friend hack and received some
sort of a deed The property consists
Of several lots and a two story house
of substantial construction There is
large barn and the property fenced
will make fair size chicken ranch.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
STAGE ALL SHAM
AND HYPOCRISY"
SO Says Margaret Illington,
Who Declares She Wants
Home and Babies
Especial Dispatch % The Cali

lSrccidl Dispatch % The Call
CHICAGO. April 1T have taken
the initial steps to obtain a divorce from
Daniel Frohman 50 that I can marry
Edward J. Bovez.~ said Mrs. Daniel
Frohman at the AuditoriGrn Annex to-
night.
Mrs. Frohman. who is on the stage as
Margaret Ellington. has Just returned
from New York. where she said she
went to consult her attorney on the
divorce
7 don't care TO say what the charges
viii be or TO talk about the divorce
matter, except 70 say that an going
70 get it Just as soon as I possibly can
I want TO be married 70 the man 7
really love and settle down 10 domestic
life am going 10 have II children
eyeEx xesE-S said Mrs. Frohuau. with 4
merry laugh.
T am going to san Francisco tomor-
row to meet Mr.. Bowes- I want to be
near him until I get my divorce
Hates the Stage
! hate the stage. I hate everything
connected with IT, It is all sham and
hypocrisy. want TO live myself. Z
want 20 be real DO not want 70 be
living as other people all the tine.
The stage IS no place for a real
woman The hotel is no place for a
woman What do you seer You see
sham. hypocrisy.
An the women think OF IS dress.
Look at the big hats They are hideous.
The gowns are hideous. These are the
women who do not care for home and
children What they seek Is show.
All Show and Ambition
1t is the same with the stage. II is
all show and ambition My husband
broke me down BY his ambition for me.
He worked me until the physical strain
was too great and I had TO leave.
shall never go back
As soon as I am freed I shall settle
down with the man whose ideals zc-
cord with NINE He is wealthy. but he
IS domestic man.
We shall have our own little home
and I shall try to forget there is
world I want the world to forget there
ever was Margaret Ellington.
What I want Is babies. my own lit
tie babies. to nestle at my heart and
call me mother I have been. cheated
out OF my home and babies for 50 Io1~
that want all OF them I can have I
am hungry for them"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
COAST
EASTERN

Margaret Illingt0n begins her suit for a d.
Torce- Page 1
va Ting Fang nay Be recalled for activity in
shielding Chinese arrested for fraud Page
Emma Goldman denies she is responsible FOR
acts of violence. but says she can not condemn
those anarchists who take human nfs Page Z
Governor II Texas scores legislature in mes
sage calling special session 10 vote appropria-
ions. Page 4
Niagara river frozen solid above falls and
voice of cataract is snIled FOR second tine in
memorT of man. PAGE .
Russian Jews defv noted rabbi 10 prove thev
should Be barred from United States. Page 3
Helpless men see IRE destroy girl who jumps
from burning building n which e7e others
perish Page 3
Amendments 70 Payne tariff bIH reduce reve-
aae estimates nearly SO. COD. .ooe- Page 3
stesme- Admiral with Roosevelt On board.
speeding through waters Of Red sea- Page 5
THREE sisters. eldest n killed by train near
Dubuque. Ia Page L
Deterrent Influences az work In stock market
and government report sends wheat soaring
upward Page 4
Cold water dampens religious enthusiasm OF 45
negroes when 50 are baptized. Page 1
BattIeship Mississippi MAKES good score At
maiden target practice. PAGE 3
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE kEARNY So
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY

4ESTERDAX-Clear, west wind; maximum
temperature, SO. minimum 4s
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fzir. FOG IN mora
ng and At night; light snuth winds. chznzing to
brisk west Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Many Complaints Made Against
Proceedings in Police Courts
as FayOring Accused
Politicians Charged With Aid.
ing Prisoners TO Escape FROM
Trial and Punishment
Bail Bonds Fixed at Small
Amounts and Frequent Con-
tinuances Assist Bad Men
Malfeasance In Office May Be
Charged as Result OF Long
Investigation

INVESTIGATION On the part OF
4 the police committee OF the grand
Jury OF the conditions surrounding
the police courts OF San Francisco has
been under way FOR more than a week
This Investigation IS supplementary 20
the work OF gathering evidence along
the same lines which has been carried
on by the mayors ONCE for 4 number
of months
Those who are interested IN the n
vestIgation say that enough evidence
regarding bail bonds and dTsu1issaIs
has been gathered 10 cal at least for
an explanation on the part OF certain
police judges The Investigation also
covers the methods or police court przc-
titi0ners. bail bond brokers and certain
machine politicians
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
FoREIGN

Castro issues protest against his forcIbIe de-
portstion By French government Paxe1
Hibernians' delegates visiting Great Britain to
urge union of orders are welcomed IN
Dublin Page
HeadIess body Of Emile Amy found on rail
road tracks in France Page 4
sundsTalL Sweden Page L
Landing OF British bEue5aekets IN Persia sane
toned By Russia PaxeI
Berlin audience hisses Du Maurierfs play ..An
Eugiishnan's Home first produced IN London
ana aimed al Germany Page
Investigation reveals that new French battle
ships are useless and that scandaIcus state Of
Affairs exists IN the nary yards. PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
SPORTS

Corroth decides 70 rut the EetcheI- johnson
match on during PortoIa week PAGES
James E German makes record CT nine
st-al ght bullseyes at Shell Mound Page
contests AZ Los Angeles PAGE
Both stakes At Ingieside coursing park are 1eft
unfinished Page
California rzcetracks win close for season
perhaps for al tine-nezt Saturday. Page
Portland defeats Oakland IN morning ana
afternoon games Page
Entries closed for three cornered athletic car
nsrsI at Sacramento April "a Page 3
oukIand state Ieaguers twice defeat Stockton.
; p and 60 = Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Austria Takes Notice

LAIBACH. Austria April 11.-Thrse
separate earthquakes were registered
by the ssisno<raphic Instruments at
the conservatory here Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
MARINE

stenmer strathdee. bound fcr EanaIHao putz
j into port tor repairs. Page Ii
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
SUBURBAN

Laborsr stz5bed I've tines In quarrel over
card game and two players dee Page IA
Realty market active and many building per
mits are issued Page
william c. ssadfsEdt. noted musician and
church singer, dies N Berkeley Page
seven thonsand people hear splendid musical
progrzm II e-esk thearsr Page
wife or prisoner in Alameda county jan says
be boazted having kisied policeman. Page
Election q good government candidate n Ala
media now declared assured Pages
COAST
Mrs. Aoki declares she is happy with Japanese
husband PaxeI
Homestead sznitary district project carried
unanimously. Page
Lor owner wants good view Of Mount TamaI-
pals and asks trustees to stop neighbors' tree
planting PAGE 2
Ranehers enploye. said TO have been spfr-
Ted away By spooks, simply ran sway from
VIE Page
Insane nan shoots conductor On Northern
Pacific train and terrorzes passengers near
Tacoma PAGE ?
Two accidents IN Easter ezg hunt IN Alum
Rock canyon, uan's legs and back and woruan's
arm being broken. Page 3
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Small Bail Permits Escape

Another case showing the small bail
method OF escape Is relzrsd By Dr. J.
s. stone one of the best known ply
SLAMS in San Francisco.
Dr.. stone last November trapped a
pickpocket IN the act OF going through
his clothes The thief was captured
BY Dr. Stone with his hand IN his
pocket eI1tching the physicians purse
Dr. stone took him 70 the Bush street.
police station and there the ro5ber.
who gave the name OF lanes A Nor
ris. broke down. and IN tears con
fsssed his crime
Later the pickpockst secured an at
torneT. The case was assigned %
Judge weller Although the man had
committed felony and confessed he
was bound over to the superior court
IN $3.50 hail He IS now 4 fugitive
from Justice Dr. stone says that he
VIII gladly testify before the grand
Jury TO secure the indictment OF Nor
II
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE
LASTS NEARLY MINUTE
Shocks Cause Considerable
Damage Near SuudsvalI

COPENHAGEN. April 11-A vioIeut
earth1uake occurred Saturday near
sundsvaH. Sweden It lasted nearly
minute. and according to reports did
considerable damage
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Mayors Office Active

The activity On. the part - ths
mayors 0a1ce and the grand Jury -
the outcome OF long standing CON-
plaint on the part oc the police regard
Ing the dIHcuIty OF securing police
court cooperation IN certain classes
OF cases. and particularly where ac-
tfvftE has been displayed BY certain
politicians. Il Is said 70 De nearly i'm
possible 70 hold prisoners. even when
the evidence OF guilt Is Unquestioned.
Either bail bonds are placed at 80 low
a figure that they are Immediately for
feitsd- or couEnuances are allowed
until the patfencs or prosecuting wit
nesSes is worn out
One OF The most faSrane cases 20 be
presented 20 the grand Jury VIII be
that testified TO by NJ B. kavz1zgh.
brewery agent OF sss Greenwich street
Kavznagh's driver. named Edward
Manning. the brewery agent charges.
robbed him Of $3.50. Kavanagh had
Manning arrested On a charge OF en-
bezzIenent- The case was assigned 60
Judge WelIer's court
Although it Is alleged the evidences
against the nan was conclusive. he
walks the streets free man
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Method of Procedure

This IS how II worked OUT
Manning hired lawyer named
Quigley TO defend him The case was
called and continued Eavznagh zp-
peared as prosecuting witness The
case was continued again. and again
and again Three months OF thfs took
place with the case called for each
week and each time put over for the
following week Finally KavznaSh BE-
came disgusted and ceased 70 appear
Immediately the case was set for trial.
no prosecuting witness appeared and
Manning was dismissed.
T shall take this 70 the grand Jury
said Eavanagh TO The Call T shzu
demand an Indictment"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

Read what Hermann Scheffauer
has to say n his article N -:
The SUNDAY CALL NEXT SUNDAY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
CLARK STATION

Mr.. and Mrs. E. West and children
of Park Manor were Clarke Station
visitors Sunday.
Albert Bolles of Chicago spent sun
day with Master willard Amstein here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Much and sons
were Tolleston visitors.
Edward Borman of vanhoe was a
Clarke Station business visitor.
Fred Stults and Walter Rice were
Gary business visitors Sunday.
Julius Scheurer has purchased a fine
horse for his delivery wagon.
Quiet a number of horse deals are
taking place here now. 1t looks like
If this will soon be a horse market
H. B. Lynn and friend of Tollestor
We're visitors here.
William Osterman and H. Taegy OF
Clarke Station were Gary business Wis
itors.
E. Paulson of Tolleston was a bust.
ness visitor here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
MAY DROP STEEL INQUIRY.
Senator's Oppose Calling Gary and
Prick In the Investigation.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 9.-It is not
probable that the senate committee on
judiciary will pursue its inquiry into
the merger of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron and the United States
Steel corporation. Since hearing the
statement OF Grant B. Schley OF New
York. who managed the affairs of the
hnanciers who bought control of a
majority of the stock of the Tennessee
concern and later sold 1t to the steel
company, no decision has been reached
to call other witnesses.
Some of the members of the sub
committee which has had charge of
the investigation have opposed calling
as witnesses E. H. Gary and Henry c..
Frick. the two officials of the United
States steel corporation. who visited
President Roosevelt in November, 1907,
and were given to understand that the
government would not interfere with
the absorption of the property of the
Tennessee Goa and Iron company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
SO-CALLED CLASS RUSH
AT VALPO UNIVERSITY

Valparaiso, Ind, Feb. g..
Editor. THE TINES
Following the Misrepresentation in
certain minor Chicago papers concern
ing the class rushes at Valparaiso uni
versity. we. the students of the school
and particularly of the classes repre-
sented in the article, ask that in JUS
tice to US a truthful account Of the af-
fair be published.
First. there is not now, nor has there
been to our knowledge. a student in
the school named Wolfer. who is re-
ported as dying by one of Chicago's
daily papers. Not a single student was
seriously injured in either of the So
called rushes. That of all. the students
who engaged in the scramble only one
was absent from his classes the next
day. and he will resume his work next
week. That the so-called battle was
nothing more than a friendly tussle be-
tween two classes, many members of
each having friends on the opposite
side. That a mean and unfair advant-
age was taken of the classes named in
the article merely for the sake of SEN
sational news.
Members of the committee writing
this statement were,
CHARLES F. MCDOWELL.
G.. DEXTER,
JOHN H. MOORE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
A A IN GARY LAND
HEARD By RUBE.

In the lull at the local police sta
ton the police might try their hand
at raiding a few more blind pigs.
Only sixty more shopping days I'M
til Easter. The Gary merchants are
hoping that the local patrons will COM
mence their shopping before the rush is
on.
During the present week. give some
little consideration to how you would
feel If anyone would send you that
kind of a valentine.
The average Gary boy thinks at the
of 6 hat his father is the smart
est man on earth, but at 6 he mag
ines he has forgotten more than the
old man ever knew.
From the present indications it
seems the eggs served in some of the
local restaurants are the cold stor-
eggs laid by the groeers' chick
ems.
OF course. Dixie should be played
in all the homes in Gary as often as
possible this week.
During the past two days a few more
names AVE been mentioned in Gary
in the mayoralty race for next spring.
In an exchange a Pittsburg paper
seems to be worrying what Gary will
do with all her smoke when all the
mills and factories are in. operation
Never mind there wont be any of them
be fined for violating the smoke or
dinance for some time to come.
oh, well, only two students were
injured in the students scrap at Val
p~araiso. This shows that the func-
ton is almost ~debrutalized.
even if the twenty-one saloons il
business are on their last legs it i:
hoped that the brand will be the in
spection of the government officials
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN.
Not "a Blood Disease-Cured by Oil of
Wintergreen Compound.

For many years eczema was supposed
to be a blood disease and was rrone-
ously treated as such, but now the best
authorities agree that eczema is only
a skin disease n must be cured
through the skin. The eminent skin
specialist, DR.. D. I. Dennis. first dis
covered the eczema germ and his dis
covery was quickly taken up in both
Germany and France.
To kill the eczema germ n at the
same time heal the skin. DR.. Dennis
compounded oil Of wintergreen, thymol,
glycerine, etc. The remedy is a liquid,
not a mere salve. hence it sinks right
into the pores of the skin. Washing
with this oil of w~intergreen COM
pound seems to take the itch away at
once; soon the scales drop ava and
the disease disappears. The prescrip-
ton now been use dso long as to
have proven its absolute merit n we
do not hesitate to express our conf
dence In D.. D. D. Prescription. For
sale by Otto Negele
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
CORRIGAN TO BE PUT ON
TRIAL AT NEW ORLEANS.
Noted THURMAN and w. W. Lyle Are
Charged With Violating the
Locke Law at City Park.

New Orleans. Feb. 9.-Following a
conference today between Governor
Sanders and District Attorney Adams.
the latter that edward Cor
rigan and W. w. Lyle would go to
trial Feb. 10 on the charge of violat-
ing the Locke law in connection with
the test race pulled off at City Park.
Placide Frigerio and r. NJ. Shelf
field. the bookmaking mediums in this
test. have been convicted. Sentence
was deferred pending an appeal to the
supreme court. Lyle was present at
the race. Corrigan. however, was in
Louisville at the time. 1t is alleged
the master of Hawthorne instigated the
test.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
GARY BRIEFS.

Mrs. A. c. Huber was in East Chicago
yesterday visiting friends.
city clerk c. O.. Holmes was in
Crown Point and Hammond yesterday
on business.
Eric Lundt, the Hammond contractor,
was in Gary yesterday on business.
Joseph Dunsing, the new teller of
the Calumet Savings and Trust com
pany, was in Gary yesterday looking
after his business interests.
NJ. NJ. Duchich, the local grocer and
president Of the international Elk
change. vas in Hammond yesterday on
business
Attorneys John Lydick and F. l.
Welsheimer were in Hammond yester-
day on legal business.
H. B.. HoweIls, a travelling salesman
Of Cleveland and a friend of George
ofDonneli and w. S. Feuer of this city.
has been in Gary for h past few days.
George Soglovits, who was formerly
a contractor in this city and who con-
~structed the Feuer building, has been
In Gary for the past few days attend
ing to various business matters. He is
now located in Cleveland.
Miss May McGinnity of Fond du Lac.
Wis, arrived in Gary yesterday to visit
her brother. George McGlnnity, Of the
Gary hotel, the pioneer real estate man
of the city.
william ]. McHale of Carbonate.
Pa, is in Gary today as the guest of
John Brennan, who was formerly from
that city.
Attorney Joseph ellis went to Chi
cago on a business matter today.
The Aid society of the Presbyterian
church metsyestesaay afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. z. Geisel for their reg
ular weekly meeting.
John A. Brennan was a Chicago vis-
itor today.
Attorney R. C. Morrison returned yes
terday from Elkhart. Ind. where he
has been spending several days with
friends n relatives.
Mrs. J.. Thomas of South Chicago
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Acker for a few days this week.
A party Of young Gary people will
go to Indiana Harbor tomorrow night
to spend the evening at the Lewis
rink.
Judge P. L. Fitzgerald went to Chi
cage today on a business matter.
Mrs. A. c.. Huber has returned from
a visit with Chicago friends.
J. c. walker of Dnlionvale. O.. wa:
in Gary yesterday with the view o.
making realty here.
Warren c. Walton of Chicago was II
Gary yesterday viewing the sights Of
the new steel city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
TOLLESTON.

Otto c.. Borman has moved his real
estate business to the bank building,
rear room. He will carry on this bus
mess for himself after this.
How about that grand opening you
were going to have. Mr.. Borman? Let
us know the date.
The fine weather drove a great many
prospective buyers to Tolleston Sun
day. The street a company did a
land office business.
Miss Elsie Borman. who was visiting
her parents for a few days, returned
to Chicago this morning.
John Keilman and Frank Franz OF
Worthwhile were taking in the sight:
of Tolleston and Gary on Saturday.
The Misses Lena Henke and Emma
| Harms and Mr.. Louis Buse spent Sun
| day visiting in Crown Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hood of Michi'
gan city are visiting relatives here fol
a few days.