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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
PROFESSOR PRAISES
RAISIN'S NUTRITION
Largely Carbohydrate, Source
of All Muscular Tissue
of the Body

BERKELEY, April 13.-Prof Myer
E. Jaffa, state food expert and profess
sor of nutrition of the university, is
sued bulletin today on the food
value of raisins. He said that the raj
sin was an important food from nu-
tritious standpoint, and was largely
composed of the carbohydrate, which
is the source OF all muscular tissue of
the body. In this connection he said:
When consider that the carbohydrate
element in our food is should be the source
OF all muscular energy we appreciate the
Importance of raisins in this connection. 1t is
true of course that the nitrogenous ingredient
is only about a third that In entire wheat
but about half which we find in the best white
hour. bread.
The raisin.' Professor Jaffa con-
tinued. should not be entirely consid-
cred a luxury, but 1T has a distinct
place as food of value, on account of
its high nutritive qualities. For this
reason bread made from raisins is of
especial value" Professor Jaffa said:
When the high nutritive value of raisins is
Iully appreciated the food value of the rasin
bread viii be better understood Such bread
when properly made is highly nutritious and has
many advantages over the ordinary bread 1t
Is certainly one of the best means of increas-
ing the consumption of the fruit.
In order that the human system should re-
alize the most from raisins it would be better
II they We're minced before mixing with the
bread, as in that way they would reach the
stomach in a much more finely divided state
that when, as is usual, they are mixed whole
with the dough-
In some, where the raisins are too fun of
syrup, this treatment is likely to cause the
bread to become soggy, but this may be rene
died by rolling them in dry -four before mix
ing them with the dough-
The amount of sugar in the average raisin
is almost identical with the amount OF starch
IN the average wheat: In other words the carbo-
hydrate element in the raSin is equal to that
Of our most staple food product the wheat
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

EMPEROR WILLIAM LEAVES FOR CORFU.
Potsdam. April 13.-Emperor William. with the
empress and Prince Oscar, left this city TO-DAY
for Venice. where they will embark on Inc I'M
perial yacht HohenZollern for Corfu.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL TRANSFERRED
Milwaukee, April 13.-Thc control OF the WE
consln Central railway company was tousS 5eis =
transferred 30 the 500 line ana mus maue
part Of the Canadian Pacific system.
LEGISLATORS CALL ON FORMER QUEEN
Honolulu April 1.-THE house OF representatives
called this afternoon in body on former queen
Iinokalani. who recently returned 70 the
islands after long stay in the United States.
MRS. TINGLEY AT NEwBURYPoRT-N New
buryport,. Mass, April 13.-Mrs. katherine ling-
ley head of the Theosophist cult in America.
arrived late today at the Lord Timothy Dexter
mansion where she will remain for the summer.
CARUso HAS RHEUMATISM OF THROAT
New York. April 13.-Enrieo Caruso. the IA
nous tenor who will sail for Europe tomor-
row Is to undergo treatment for his throat.
His ailment is said to be rheumatism OF tne
throat
Ex,vIcE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS COMING.
Pasadena April 13.-Former Vice President q.
w Fairbanks accompanied by his family, left
here tonight for San Francisco to remain there
for several days and theR to begin ieisurely
trip around the world
GIRL is ASPHYXIATED- Seattle, April 13.
The quarter in the slot gas meter claimed an
other yictm. girl, when the body of Miss
Madge England. 2S years old, was found at 10
O'Clock this morning. All open Jet with room
filed with gas told the story.
WOULD DUST THEATER MANAGERS
Diego April 13--Mrs. Florence Zahn OF Los An
geles, lessor of the Pickwick theater here, has
filed suit TO dispossess Palmer brothers, present
managers. She alleges that they have rendered
her no accounting of receipts and disbursements.
The Pickwick is stock house
SELF SLAIN AMERICAN IDENTIFIED
Naples. April I3.-The young American who
threw himself from a cliff at Tore Gaveta
last Tuesday and was killed has been identified
Ludwig Steetheimer OF New York. book
found Ia the mans pocket contained the In
scripuon IL McPhersons Seattle
woMENS MISSIONARY UNIoN-San Diego,
April l3.-About hundred delegates from the
Congregational churches Of southern Califor-
MIA are in this city to attend the convention
OF the Women.s missionary union and the
WomeD's board Of foreign missions, which will
be held tomorrow and Thursday, respectively.
FARMER FOUND DEAD Willows. April 13.-
Last evening boys discovered the remains OF
George Chadwick !n his cabin. II miles from Elk
creek. he a well known farmer of the
western section of Glenn county and had been
alone al mountain ranch FOR week. He evil
IDENTIFY died several days ago from heart failure.
MATRIMONIAL AGENT TO GO TO PRISON.
Chicago APRIL i3.-Msrian Grey, the youthful
agent. whose manner of conducting
the rSearchiighr club" at Elgin. H., led to g
sentence OF one year Il prison. must serve her
time. The court OF appeal today affirmed the
decision OF the superior court.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
Local Brevities

sUsTAIES FRACTURE OF SKULL-Edward
Arnold. a teamster living at Elizabeth street.
thrown from his wagon at Haight and
Fillmore streets yesterday afternoon. His skull
was fractured.
FIRE DESTROYS HoUsEs-Fire early yes.
terday morning destroyed the houses, e4s $50
escaped with their lives. The houses were owned
by Paul Aularcarno. The loss is estimated at
$1,000. partly insured.
HoD CARRIER FALLs-H. c. Borman. i44l
while working yesterday on the building In
course Of construction a. Geary street and Grant
avenue. Borman received numerous cuts and
bruises and possible fracture Of the skril.
MILK Law VIOLATED Warrants were IS
sued yesterday fo- The arrest of the following
-estaurantmen for selling watered milk. Gar
Il. Yegrchi. y Catechi. C. ". Brown and q
Clayton.
EMPLOYEES MUST sEUN PoLITIcS-rHe Ere
commission has issued 20 ali FIRE engine houses
and stations a circular letter calling the atten-
lion OF he departments employees 10 :he charter
edict that they refrain absolutely from politics
and from membership II say political nrga1.za-
tloa. convention or movement
BANK RECEIVER SELLS sKARES-Edward
/. lie Breton, IS receiver CT the CsEsornis safe
deposit and trust company. granted per
shares OF capita stock n the National Bank OF
TIE Pac.Ac 10 " G. Hays for S55 share. The
stock was erec.ted TO the investment account oe
the ,nsoiveH; bank.
MERCHANT SUES DUSPEY-James O. Dun
phy, the wealthy ranch and cattle owner was
sued yesterday By Robert Wallace. fnrrier.
tor Ss:s22 due .cr articles solo and delivered
upon the order OF Dunpby " the original suit
for divorce by Mrs. Edith NJ Dunphy testimony
wss given By Wallace that Dunphy ordered
valuable furs and other rich clothing and had
them delivered tc notorious woman
GETS $4,000 DAMAGES FOR INJURIES
Richard Brett, who was injured n sn accident
N The establishment Of the S. H. Frank tanning
company at Redwood City March Is 1904 was
awarded $4,000 damages by q jury IN Judge
Srahan's court yesterday. Brett, while wheel
lEg heavy truck along the second hoor OF the
tannery. stepped info hole IN which a belt
was revolving Hs left foot and leg were
badly torn and ae iss,now a cripple.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
MONEY NEEDED TO
FINISH CITY HALL
Berke!ey's Municipal Building
Is Long Way From Compile
ton and Fund Short

BERKELEY. April 13-The new
town hall will not be finished July 1
as planned and the new board of COM
mlssioners of this city promise to
have an interesting problem on their
hands trying to solve a way of finish
ing the building, in which $146,111.52
will be sunk when the present contract
for exterior and interior work is
finished.
There remains about 1000 in the
town hall fund at the present time, but
TINS money, according to town auditor
I'd. L. Hanscom, will be spent before
the building is completed. He figures
that $4,000 more will be required for
inside work and at least $4,000 for
furnishings.
Three times the plans for the struc-
ture nave been materially changed and
scores of changes made in the interior
plans.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
SEES TWO MEN PUT
ON BRIGAND MASKS
Citizen Gives Alarm and Would
Be Robbers Escape

Dennis Smith left the saloon OF his
brother. John ]. Smith. 2O1 Ninth street,
shortly before midnight Monday night
and saw two men adjusting masks over
their faces. One pointed a revolver at
Dennis. who shouted for assistance. and
the men ran away. Dennis chased them
till he lost sight Of them in vacant
lots near Clementina street. John ran
out of side door and fred a shot from
a revolver to attract the attention of
the police. and Policemen Connolly and
Cullnan responded, but they found no
trace of the footpads.
A princess ring set with four pearls
and surrounded with diamonds, valued
at $3.50. was stolen from the residence
OF Mrs NJ GreeDbers, 1924 Cough
street, Monday. Jewelry valued at S120
was stolen from the apartments of Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Perry. 372 Baker street.
Monday afternoon. From Miss A
Erhardt's room at the Hotel Manx a
heavy hand carved antique gold brace
let about half inch wide was stolen.
and from the residence of Mrs. d. Eby.
103 Sanchez street, a watch and chain
valued at $40 and S21.60 in coin. NJ.
Cohn, 1867 Mission street. was relieved
of a silver watch and fob on a Fill
more street car. The apartments OF
Mrs. E. Cohen at the Mozart. S40O Sac
ramento street, were entered and 5000
worth of jewelry stolen.
John +. kennedy. horseshOer, S25
Fourteenth street. while standing in a
crowd at Market street and Duboce
avenue Monday night, felt a hand in
his pocket and grabbed hold of James
Keating, a teamster. He turned Keat-
ing over to the Policeman Harter. who
charged Heating with attempt to rob.
He was arraigned before Police Judge
Conlan yesterday. and the case con-
tinued.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
MANS HAND FOUND IN
SWITCH OF RAILROAD
Coroner Seeks Trace of Accident
Never Reported in Oakland

OAKLAND. April 13.-The discovery
at o'clock this morning of a mans
hand in the frog of a switch at the
West Oakland railroad yards has set
the coroner and the company detectives
TO seeking traces OF an accident never
reported.
The condition of the hand indicates
that it was severed at least two days
ago, and leads to the belief that the
person to whom the detached hand be-
longed was killed or injured some
where outside the division.
The hand was taken to the morgue.
1t was amputated roughly close to the
thumb, the tendons being torn as If
from hanging to the machinery OF a
car or engine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
DYING MAN EXONERATES
MISSING MURDER SUSPECT
Redding Italian duplicates
Union Miners

REDDING. April 13.-New light was
thrown today on the mysterious trag-
edy enacted near French Gulch two
weeks ago, when the throat of Gregory
MilanOs was cut. causing instant death.
and the skull of A. Franco fractured
by a blow from hammer.
The men. both Italians. had started
with countryman. Phillip Leo. tO walk
from French Gulch 10 Tower house. and
as Leo disappeared after the crime he
was suspected of being guilty of the
murder and assault. Franco recovered
consciousness today and said that they
were met by two miners who told
them that nOnuniOn men would not be
allowed al the mines. and warned them
to leave the country. Leo asked an
officer for protection, but none was
offered. The three Italians proceeded
toward Tower house. At this point
Frances memory fails him.
Franco speaks we'll OF Leo. whom 10
is now surmised may also have been
murdered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
BOURBONS FEAST
ON ROAST TARIFF
Jefferson Day Banquet Devoted
to Canstic Criticism of
Payne Bill

NEW YORK, April 1S.-~The reduc-
tion in the pending tariff legislation
form nothing but mockery OF the de-
mand for relief" asserted Governor
Judson Harmon of Ohio. in an address
tonight at the annual dinner of the Ma
tiona1 democratic club at the Hotel
Savoy.
He insisted relief never would be
secured except under a congress and
executive following Jenersonian rules
and treating taxes as a means OF pub
lie revenue and not OF private gain.
Governor Harmon protested strongly
against what he termed the growing
eneroachment OF special privilege at
Washington. insisting that the steady
tendency since the civil war has been
to exalt the federal government at the
expense Of the state. He instanced the
action OF the last congress in appro-
priating two billions of dollars and the
raising OF salaries of officials in face OF
a growing shortage
Governor Thomas r. Marshall of In
diana was another speaker. He de-
clared the general welfare" clause of
the federal constitution has been per
verted. distorted and made the mother
VI cNlAS QnLO4Q-
Governor Marshall said the present
tariff revision indicates the ravages OF
band OF hungry advocates OF special
privileges trying not to put money into
the national treasury. but into the
pockets of their stock holders.
The dinner was national in character.
At the guest table were Governors Har-
mon and Marshall Senator Chamber
lain, State Senator Grady; John Fox
the clubs president; Richard Croker.
Alton b. Parker; Charles +. Murphy,
leader of Tammany hall: former State
Supreme Court Justices Morgan j.
O'Brien and D. Cady Herrick. Cover
nor Johnson of Minnesota and William
j. Bryan sent regrets.
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, who
was scheduled TO respond to the toast
The Democracy of the Pacific slope"
made an impassiOned address in de-
fense Of the direct primary principle OF
nominations
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
CASE AGAINST SHERIFF
CHATHAM is DISMISSED
Judge Buck Grants Attorney
BullOck'S Plea

REDWOOD CITY. April 13.-Sheriff
Robert S. Chatham, who was charged
with malfeasance in office by the re-
cent grand jury, was freed this morn
ing when District Attorney Bullock's s
plea to Judge NJ. T. Dooling. sitting
for Judge Buck, for dismissal was
granted
Chatham took negro prisoner
named Clifton West out of jail at the
last election and escorted him to the
polls, where the vote of his charge was
duly registered and cast. 1t was on
this incident that the accusation was
returned against the sheriff by the
grand jury.
of the six charges against county
officials made by the grand jury all
have resulted in acquittal or dismis-
sal of the cases.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
BOY is ARRESTED FOR
STABBING COMPANION
Jackknife Used to End Dispute
After School

SAN RAFAEL April 13.-As the re-
suit of stabbing affray between two
l6 year old boys several days ago, Ben
Meyers. whose father runs a saloon at
Sixth and Mission streets, San Fran
cisco, was arrested today by Detective
Evans on the complaint of Mrs. Mary
Gibson, who says that young Meyers
assaulted her son Albert.
Both the boys attend the public
school at Ross A few days ago they
had a dispute, which was ended by
Meyers plunging a jackknife into
young GibsoE's shoulder. TIE lad de-
cided 20 shield his companion and said
that he was wounded by striking
against q fence nail. The story passed
muster until yesterday Afternoon
when the truth leaked out
Young Meyers is IN jail here and
.earfu.!y explained that he expected
Gibson and his friends Intended to
whip hi3i and that he used the knife
TO protect himself. The matter VIII
come before Police Justice Magee to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
INDIGESTION AND DISTRESS
FROM UPSET STOMACH VANISH

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take
Diapepsin after your meal This pow
erful digestive and antacid, though as
harmless and pleasant as candy, will
digest and prepare for assimilation
into the blood all the food you can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves. with
out the slightest fear of Indigestion or
that you will be bothered with sour
risngs, Belching. Gas on Stomach.
Heartburn. Headaches from stomach,
Nausea. Bad Breath, Water Brash or a
feeling like you had swallowed a.
lump OF lead. or other disagreeable
miserieS.
II you will get from your pharma-
cist a 50-cent case or Pape's Diapep-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

sin you could always go to the table
with "a hearty appetite. and your meals
would taste good. because you would
know there would be no Indigestion OF
Sleepless nights or Headache OF Sto1s-
ach misery all the next day. and, be-
sides. you would not need laxatives or
liver pills to keep your stomach and
bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist. and contains mors
than enough trianguleS TO thoroughly
cure the worst dyspeptic. There. is
nothing better for Gas on the StoTi-
ach OF sour Odors from the stomach
or to cure a Stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or mora
useful article in the house.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
CASTRO'S WIFE BARRED
FROM VENEZUELAN PORT
Wife of Former President Goes
to Colon on Steamer

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao. April 10
Sonora Castro. wife of the former pres
ident of Venezuela. has been refused
admittance into Venezuela, according
to information brought here today by
the steamer Zulia. She will continue
on board the steamer Guadeloupe to
Colon.
PARIS. April 1S.-The French gov
ernment does not regard Cipriano Cas-
tro in any sense as prisoner.
government has no intention OF mo-
testing him unless he tries to foment
public disorder 1t is believed how
ever that Castro will leave the Yer
saiIles at Sant-Ander. Spain. April %
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
TWO MASKED MEN TRY
TO ROB BANK IN OREGON
Bandits Frightened Away, but
One May Be Wounded

SALEM. Ore. April 1s.-Two masked
men attempted to rob the bank of
Stayton. at Stayton. village near
here. this afternoon. They were
frightened away and pursued by a
posse for about two miles when they
made their escape in the brush. 1t is
believed one of the men was wounded
by a gunshot.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
Bell Not at Los Angeles

Los ANGELES. April 13-Los Ange-
les democrats celebrated Jefferson s
birthday with banquet at the Hotel
Westminster tonight. which was at
tended by more than a hundred prom
inent members Of the party. Theodore
A. Bell was 10 have been the princi-
pal orator, but was unable 70 be pres
ent Senator George W. Cartwright
was among those on the program.
Several interesting letters from prom
1nent democrats Of the nation. includ-
ing William j. Bryan and Champ
Clark were read
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO BROKER
FREED ON $I,5OO BAIL
w. A. Muir Released Pending
Supreme Court Decision

DENVER. April 13.-W. A. Muir.
San Francisco broker wanted by the
California authorities to answer to a
charge of embezzlement and locked up
last night after his bail had been tenn
porarily withdrawn, was again released
on 500 bail today by Judge Shattuck
pending the decision of the supreme
court on the Muir habeas corpus pro-
ceedings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
CONSTABLE SLEEPS WHILE
SAFE CRACKERS ARE BUSY
Postoffice at Perkins Robbed
and Thieves Shoot at Citizens

SACRAMENTO, April 13.-The safe
in the postoffice and store of Perkins
& Co. at Perkins. six miles from
here, was blown open by two men
early this morning and $3.50 in stamps
and money taken.S A dozen shots were
fired by the robbers at citizens who at
tempted TO capture them During the
three loud explosions and fusillade of
shots Constable James Patten slept
peacefully.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
SUES PALO ALTO TOWN
FOR EXPERTING BOOKS
Accountant Claims He Has Not
Been Paid for Services
Especial Dispoich TO The Call


PALO ALTO. April l3.-Frecerick s
May. an expert accountant, has begun
suit against the city for exporting the
municipal books. May. IN report Aled
some months ago, called attention to
q number OF startling abuses, especially
IN the books os Marshal E. f. Weiss
haar, which, however, upon rigid In
vestigauon, proved TO have no founda-
tion.
May contracted to DO the work
for the sum OF $3.50. bu: the city coun-
eli later decided TO allow him the sum
OF $500 for the work and made a pay
ment OF $3.50.
In his suit May ignores his contract
altogether and alleges that his serv-
ices were worth the sum of $500, and
that no part OF the sum had been paid
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
Honored at Universitv

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. April 13
The University OF Virginia today hon
ored the memory OF it's founder
Thomas jefferson. The founders dav
address was delivered by Martin w
L1ttletOn Of New York. President Al
derman, in his annual statement. re-
ferred TO the recently completed
Thomas jefferson memorial endOw-
ment fund of $1,000. 900. The s5OO.O00
given by Carnegie will become the
permanent endowment Of six existing
schools in the university
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

STANDARDS OPERATIONS IN LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge. La. April 13.-The charter OF the
standard oil company OF Louisiana was fled here
today with a capital stock OF S5.OOO.0OO. The
company will construct a s.. .O00. 600 refinery in
Baton Rouge. II will oil in pipe lines from
the Louisiana fields and will bring oil from Okla
hOnla and Texas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14

for councilman. Berkeley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-05

Central StatcS-Tucsday evening.
oct o. at Granite stake house, at 1.3o
y. m. Take State street car TO Four
tecnth South.
Manchester Conference Reunion
Oct 3, az 5 y. M. Twenty fourth ward
westinghouse. corner Sixth North and
First West streets. Take Center street
car.
German and Swiss I.ldcrs-Scvon-
teenth ward amusement hau. Tuesday
evening. Oct. 5. commencing at 5
o'clock sharp.
Scottish Tteunion--pioneer stake
hail Oct 8. AZ p. M.
Eastern States-Oct 3 in whitney
han at s p. IN. Take Sixth avenue car
Northern States-Fourteenth ward
chapel No. 1877 west First South street.
Tuesday evening. oct. 3, 1909. az 5
o'clock sharp.
Southern Statcs-ruesday evening.
oct 3. ~ 3 o'clock In the Twentieth
ward amusement han. corner Second
avenue and d streets. Take Third
avenue car.
Observation-Disclosures ward meet
inghouse. corner Fifth West and North
Temple streets, Tuesday. oct s. al I.sO
y. m. Take Fourth North or Far
Grounds car.
Australian - Twelfth Thirteenth
ward meetinghouse, Tuesday evening.
Oct. 8, at 1850 .. m. Take Second
South car four blocks east from Main
street
New Zealand - Twolfth-Thirtecnth
ward Westinghouse, Tuesday evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-05
onatet Of Lonely Ones Ask
Court to Sever Their
Legal Ties.
MARRIED OUTSIDE OF UTAH.
Perry N. stout Charges His Wife With
clipping with Another Man
After six Years.

vsrril a. Wood filed suit for divorce
,..stcr5ay in the Third district court
..,pst Caroline Wood, charging her
,r,tb de.ortion. They were married at
eu,erton. colo. on July 10. 1909. Mrs.
wood lefi him three weeks later Wood
,..io,as that his wife Is IN Prescott,
Arlz
Perry 49, STOUT charged his wife with
,io,ine with George r. Mclaughlin in
. complaint for divorce filed yesterday
!, he Tbird district court, They we're
carried I'M Denver on April 20, 1901.
,oer they had lived happily together
,,tu 1907. Mis. Stout met Mclaughlin
and deserted plaintiff. Mrs Stout bore
cbud hv Mclaughlin. and Stout says
,sst thcv are now living together in
Portland OR
christian Leslie brings suit for di-
,.o,qs against his wife, Theresa Leislr.
,, tho ground of deseriion They were
,nsrtipi-at Lands Hansen, Radon. Ger
man, Jan Is. 1873 For more than a
YEAR She has lived apart from him and
refuses 90 return. She Is now In NIL
waukga.
p ~ Phillips charges Mrs. Minnie
phillips with descrtion in his complaint
for divorce hled yesterday in the Third
district court They were married In
clarendon Tex, on Aug ], 1908 Mrs
phillips is now IN Denver.