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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
MAYOR Will URGE
WATERFRONT RIGHTS
Mott Goes to Sacramento With
McEIrOy to Secure Ratif=
cation of Amendments
Fight VIII Be Resumed for Lake
Merritt and East Oakland
Tide Lands

OAKLAND. March 9.-Mavor Frank
X. Mott and city Attorney John l. Nc
Elroy VIII leave for Sacramento to-
morrow morning TO urge upon the leg
.slature the ratification OF the six char
Ter amendments approved by the voters
Of this city Friday
While at the capital. the mayor and
tie city attorney win also resume their
fight for the deciding 10 the city OF
the Lake Merritt tide lands. and OF
the East Oakland water front lands
covered by the Stratton patent. This
movement was begun by the city Of
nciais several weeks ago. when two
bills introduced by Senator John ".
Stetson at the instance OF the mayor
were favorably recommended 10 the
senate after q conference between Mott
and NcElroy and The soint committee
C. the Legislature.
SETTLEMENT SEEMS PROBABLE
Subsequently private interests. headed
by i. C.. Sessions. caused the senate
70 refer the stetson East Oakland
water front bil hack TO the commit
tee on public buildings and lands, and
second conference with the. city Of
ncials brought from the committee a
suggestion that an amicable agreement
be made by the city and the occu-
pants OF lands under the Strattoa pa
tent Negotiations have been under
way here Tor tEe purpose. and Mayor
Mott said chis afternoon that a fair
settlement seemed probable.
Charter amendments 40. ), and
are essential 10 the amicable settle
menu OF the harb0r question as tenta-
lively outlined in the memorandum Of
agreement When a franchise is
granted the company accepting il viii
acknowledge the right of the city 10
control the wharnng privileges.
BOND ISSUE PROPOSED
Without doubt" said Mayor Mott.
-the adoption Of the amendments which
we win seek 10 have ratified VIII IA
cilitate and hasten the development Of
the city's water front
After we set the legislative rati-
1icerion action VIII be taken 70 submit
10 the people bond issue 10 raise
funds for water front Improvement.
As soon as 1he bends have been sold
the work VIII be commenced
Speaking OF the East Oakland har-
Dor situation the mayor said:
"A bin has been introduced. and we
have been endeavOring 10 reach an
amicable adjustment with the, occu-
pants OF land under the Stratton
patent 10 conserve The city's rights
without in5uring businessmen or in
1erests.
we do not want 10 drive worthy and
legitimate enterprises away from Oak
land. but we want the public interest
protected can say conscientiously
that satisfactory outcome bids fair
10 he reached What we need TO do
S 10 convince the legislature and the
governor that the Stetson bill relating
70 the Stratton patent lands is wise
measure.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
TO
HOLD CONVENTION
Scientists to Meet in Berkeley
to Organize Pacific
Coast Society

BERKELEY. March 9.-The need Of
a more systematic effort along the
lines of economic entomology in the
western states has resulted in
call being issued today by Prof.
Charles W. waodworth. head of Ue
department of entomology OF the uni
versity, for a convention TO be held
here April 2O-2s. at which Pacific
coast society of economic entomologists
VIII probably be organized.
Professor Woodwork announced to-
day tentative program for the con
ventiOn. which viii be held in the
chronological building on the campus.
as follows:
Sulphur Mixture; eTeniHg. 'On Emulsions''; /;
W W etinesdaF morning. Lead Arsenate. Cediin
Moth, etc afternoon Cyanide aad Fumiga-
ton Work: evening" Exhibitions and DeElon-
strstons''; Thursday morning. Parasites. aft
ef1oon. ApicuttuTs' evening. '-ConfrCt OF Dis
ease Transmitting Insects. Friday morning
Research Work in Anatomy and Physiology OF
Insects; afternoon. chronological Teaching"
Among the faculty members OF the
college of agriculture who viii be
active at the convention are: Prof
E J. Wickson. head OF the department:
Prof Charles W Woodwork. Prof.
Henry J. Quayle. Ralph Benton. E L.
Norris. W H. Volck. J. S. Hunter and
others.
Prof. ". H Herms OF the DEPART
ment has been conducting a series of
Investigations on the organs OF sight
smell and hearing OF the common
housefy.
President Wheeler and members OF
the department OF agriculture will
travel with the agricultural demon
stration train, which viii leave Los
Angeles for a two weeks tour OF the
part of the state. including
visit 10 the Imperial valley
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
BURGLARS STEAL PURSE
FROM WOMAN'S ROOM
Sneak Thieves Actively Ply
Trade in Oakland

OAKLAND. March 9-Burglars broke
into a room at 459 Moss avenue. -occu-
pied by Miss Marie Hoech, last night.
and stole her purse. containing $2.4O.
Fred Thompson. 1852 West street.
reported 10 the police that a similar
attempt was made at his home. but
the intruder was frightened away after
raising a rear window.
L. Bauer. 5s2 Twenty-second street.
reports the theft of 9 mirror worth
so from vacant house owned by
him at $50 Twentieth street.
The sneak thief who worked success
FULLY for some time as pseudo gas
meter inspector and deputy city as
SCISSOR resumed his pllfering yester-
day at Mrs.-A- Sademan's home. 1IIg
Twelfth street. Telling the woman he
had come TO put a valuation on her
furniture he walked through the rooms.
and when he left carried away a purse
containing S15-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
FORMER CLUDMAK'S
WIFE GETS DECREE
Mrs. George B. Root Jr. Granted
Divorce and Custody of
Two of Children

OAKLAND, March s.-An interlocu-
tory decree of divorce given TO Mrs.
Ruth Godfrey Root today from George
Booth Root Jr. was the sequel to a
startling exposure of domestic infelicitv
which came to light last November with
Roots arrest on a charge of stealing
family plate from his sister in law.
Marion D. Godfrey. At that time it
was charged that Root, formerly well
known as elubman and book keeper
for the Northwestern Pacific railroad.
had pawned the plate in order TO
gamble in Chinese dens and to keep
up sordid associations in the under
world. The plate was recovered from
pawn shops and, Root was released
from the city jail without being prose
outed.
MANY CHARGES MADE
The episode figured as one of the
charges OF cruelty included by Mrs.
Root in the complaint for divorce which
followed in few days. His alleged
gambling and dissipation. his sights
to his wife. failure to provide and
hab1tual intemperanee as narrated,
made up the body of the COMPLAINT
In giving her testimony Mrs. Root con-
fined herself to proving that he had
neglected and failed TO provide for her.
Dispositions of others were filed to prove
that Root had strayed in other lines.
Mrs. Root said that after a few
years of married life her husband had
taken her and their four children TO live.
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George.
Root Sr.. at 1905 Sixth avenue. and
that he had prejudiced them against,
her until she came to consider her
osition as that of a mendieant ami
an object of charity
ALIMONY IS ARRANGED
Rootwas represented by an attornes1in
a settlement Of alimony and the Cts
tody of the children. Mrs Root 1kept
her two little girls, while Roots fsSber
was given the custody of the twin boys
Fifty dollars q month aIlmony was. also
allowed.
Godfrey family of Alameda and moved
in exclusive social circles They were
married in Contra Costa COUNTY in
June. 1900
J. J. Birmingham was defendant in
a suit for divorce transferred TODAY
from San Joaquin county. in which Mrs.
B. j. birmingham was plaRatif. She
said that he had twisted fher arms
pulled her hair. threatened her with
a razor. called her names and frothed
at the mouth in rage. Tfae case viii
be contested, as Birmin CHAM alleged
that he had a good defense
Minnie NJ Davis sued Clarence NJ
Davis for divorce today as she said
he had refused to allow her to 20 to
church owing to his dislike of preach
ers and told her that she looked like
an old woman. OtheQ charges. more
serious, were included
Milo Knox asked to have his mar
rage TO Alice Knox annuIled on the
ground that she was insane when they
were married in 1SEl He said that for
many years since then she has been
an inmate of a stsre hospital for the
insane.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
EXONERATE HARDWOOD OF
BOGUS LETTER CHARGE
Trustees Find Professors Rec
OmmendatiOH Genuine

SAN MATEo. sIarch Charges that
= g. Barwood. formerly a professor
81 the san Aateo Union hISh school
forged a letter Of recommendatfon 81
orler 10 secure a position in thaf in
sltIlton were declared unfoun5e7 nv
nc board ct trustees At nee<lne, hold
tlis atternoon. 4 resolution exoner-
atlns har1yood from the acc4lsa-i,,,
>. . hobo, G. y. Kirkhrldge and II
Casey voted favorably upon fbs reso-
lurion. -eso-
Upon Investigation the trustees
1ouno fhaI the letter Of recorlner,ss
tion was not forged, that il was ren,--
me and had been written h~
Rossiter. formerly principal Of -
redwood City high school Harzrr,S
was q member o1 the faculty bur re
signed 10 accept a similar position in
TINS city.
HAYWOOD was dismissed from the
San Aateo Union high school facrifv
following an alteration 1vfth Frir,sf-
pal f. g Sanderson-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
CITY MAY NOW TAX
RAILWAY TERMINALS
Approval of Mott Administers
ton Gives Municipality Com
troll of Water Front

OAKLAND. March 94-With a ma
jority of nearly 5000 votes in favor OF
the annexation project submitted to the
people at the election yesterday. the
city OF Oakland added six square miles
Of western water front land TO her
political jurisdiction, put the citizens
stamp Of approval on the administra-
tons water front policy. and threw
the Punicipal boundary around the ter
mipals OF three railways. In conse-
quence the Oakland mole of the south
ern Pacific company. the Western Pa
cific docks and wharves and the Key
Route pier become assessabIe property
in the city Of Oakland and under com
plete municipal jurisdiction.
The annexation project was evolved
by the. city administration, headed by
Mayor Mott. City Attorney 8IcElroy and
City Engineer Turner. as the safe solu-
tion Of water front difficulty
COURT LIMITED CITY LINE
The western boundary of the city is
designated in the present charter as
the ship channel. which at the time the
clarter was framed was supposed to
mean three fathoms OF water That
would have established the western
city lire Tar out IN the bay. In the
case OF the city of Oakland versus the
Oakland water front company the su-
preTne court ruled that the ship chan
mel as referred to IN the charter meant
the low tide line. The act OF the leg
islature creating the town of Oakland
was passed IN 1852. and therefore the
low tide line OF 1852 became the west
ern boundary OF the city.
The low tide line is close 10 the shore
line Of the hayfand runs approximately
along the Pile bulkhead between the
southern Pacific mole and the Kev
Route pier, thence southeasterly TO
the center line OF Oakland estuary.
Because the west boundary was fixed
there a large part Of the city water
front west Of the buikhead was outside
the political jurisdiction OF the munich
pal government
CITY LIMITS EXTENDED
BY the annexation of the territory
acquired the limits OF the city are ex
tended from the center line OF. the estu-
airy or the Oakland harbor on the
south and the Emeryville and Berke-
ley INES on the north, to the western
boundary OF Alameda county.
This places the western CITY line
about 500 feet west Of the end of the
Southern Pacific long wharf and 3ust
this side Of Goat island.
TO CITY
There are many advantages to the
city III this annexation explained
Mayor Mott. In the first place. il en-
ables rs 10 assess the railroad com
panies' piers and puts them completely
under the city jurisdiction. II gives
the city council the power TO grant
franchises, or in other words. TO control
the whole six square miles included
just as other portions OF the water
front wiE be controlled under the re-
Gently adopted charter amendments
The amendments invest the city
council and the board of public works
with additional and proper powers for
the control and management Of the
water front and this annexation in
eludes large and very valuable sec
ton Of the frontage within the city"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
PASSENGERS IN PANIC
WHEN FERRY BOAT DRIFTS
Engines Stop and Vessel Floats
Helpless Twenty Minutes

sAUsALITO. March s.-The sudden
stopping Of the engines CT the ferry
boat SaUsaEtO on the 10 O'Clock morn
ing trip from San Francisco 10 Sausa-
Ito caused a small sized panic among
some women passen gers on the boat
Who thought that the ferry boat would
Dc elJher carried TO sea or dashed
against the rocky shores OF Alcarraz
island BY the swift tiGal currents.
The officers on the boat. however.
soon had order restored and Quieted the
fears OF the passengers.
n Few minutes later the breakage was
menced and the craft proceeded on her
way aIter delay OF 20 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
INDIGESTION AND DISTRESS
VANISH FIVE MINUTES LATER

Every family here ought 10 keep
come Dispepsin in the house. as any
one Of you may have an attack OF In
digestion or Stomach trouble az any
time, day or night
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour stomach five minutes afterwards.
your meals don-t tempt you. or
what little you do eat seems to I'll you.
or. lays ike a lump or lead in your
stomach. or II you have heartburn.
that is sign OF Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent
case OF Pape's Diapepsin and take one
tr1angule after supper tonight. There
VIII De no sour rlsings. no beIching OF
undigested food mixed with ACID NO
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
WOMEN IN EXPLOSION
THAT WRECKS BUILDING
Chair Blown From Under One
When~Gas Is Ignited

PETALUAIA. March An explosion
Of gas tonight Just before S O'Clock de-
mOlished the third story of the Mutual
relief building, used as lodgeroom
by the Pocahontas order. lust as The
members were assembling 10 hold a
meeting.
Mrs F. y Sutton had q chair blown
from under her and broken into hits
and Mrs. Emmet Seward the only other
woman in the room. escaped unharmed
samuel Goodwin. the janiter. noticed
the smell or gas In the room and lit a
match 10 investigate. placing II under
q platform and causing the explosion
he was badly burned
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
DREDGER on TRACKS
DELAYS CAR TRAFFIC
Big Apparatus Breaks Down
While Being Moved

OAKLAND March s.-Streetcar .serv-
ice into East Oakland was blockes A.
the Twelfth street dam TODAY bv the
breaking down Of moving apparafus
used IN hauling Credger from The
estuary 10 Lake Merritt
on the dam the blocks Of the moving
rhe Oakland traction lines were hiori-
AIDED In consequence all the cars were
sent BY deSour through Alameda into
tAe business section ~ The city from
rne south. Late in the afternoon 49,
ranEementS were completed 50 that
slreetcars We're switched around the
blockade.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

stomacn gas or heartburn. fuilness ~
neaVy 1eeiing IN the stomach. Nausea
Debihtating Headaches Di--;-ss- - =.
Intestinal gripping. Thiz win All -,
and besides. there win be no sc,,-
food left over in the stomach TO ooizo,
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain curs -
al stomach misery. because il VIII
take hold OF your food ana digest h.
just the same as If your sto,,s,SL
wasn't there.
Actual prompt relief for an vo,,-
stomach misery IS at your PharmaciS-
waiting for you. ''--- --is' :
tness large S0-cent cases contain
more more than sufficient 10 cure a ease of
Dyspepsia OF Indi gestion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
ENCINAL YACHT CLUB
REFLECTS DIRECTORS
Insurgents Defeated in Annual
Election OF officers
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

L~FottIt I(tsf8-LNFt 70 nc NduI
ALAMEDA. March At the annual
meeting of the EncinaI yacht club the
old board of directors was reelected
tonight as follows:
r. d. Landsberger. Joseph Durnev.
{. l. Davis. George Lewis. Harry Shed
RuSsell Henderson and Henry Heller.
Ihe insurgents, p in number. head
ed by l. r. Weinmann, withdrew from
the meeting after motion had been
passed 1orbidding them to vote prox-
les, as they We're not stock holding
members. Weinmann said that in ali
Likelihood some of them would resign
although not in a body.
They represented the Younger ele-
ment in the club. some of whom
thought that the old directors were ex
eeedlng their authority in the general
discipline sAlSi q 4
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
ALLEGED BRUTALITY TO
HORSE BRINGS ARREST
Farmer Alleged to Have Cut
OF Animals Foot
[SeeciaI Dissalch to The Call

IOPecidI Dtsp0tch 70 he LdIII
SANTA ROSA. March g. - Chris
Grove. farmer OF Fulton. was ar
rested today by Special Ofhcer James
Samuels. charged with cruelty to an
imals.
1t is alleged by the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals that
Grove cut the hind foot from a horse
and he let the animal wander about
the place all day in that crippled con-
dition.
Grove has retained an. attorney and
VIII hight the case He declared when
placed under $50 bond today that he
would seek a change CT venue FOR the
trial The case has been set for March
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
JUDGE FLAYS WOMAN FOR
YTELEGRAPHiNG" WITNESS
Administers Warning and Re-
buke for Meaning Smiles

OAKLAND. March 9.-Niss Eliza
McMeekin. defendant in a suit to re-
cover the bank account and tiny house
and lot formerly owned by John Tench.
was reprimanded in Judge Wastes
court today for -telegraphiag'' TO a
witness in court Judge Waste said
that he had observed Miss NcMeekjn
nod and smile and frown meaningly at
the witness, and after a warning that
the practice would do her no good she
was instructed TO desist
Miss McMeekin was charged with
securing the Tench property in Ala
media from Temperance Tench. sister TO
John. who was TO receive il at his
death in return for good care tand
nursing. Temperance Tench filed the
deeds and afterward turned the hold
ings over to Miss McNeekin.
Temperance died first and John sued
Miss McMeekin. He married again and
at his death his widow. EIizabefh
Hearn Teneh. took up the suit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
PETALUMA BARRIERS FALL
HEIR TO A BIG LEGACY
Young Men Told by Lawyer
From East They Own SIS. 900
SpeoidI Dispaich 70 The Cali

PETALJAfA. March s.-An eastern
lawyer appeared here today to inform
Arthur and Clarence Kimbali. two To-
cal BARRIERS that they are joint heirs
10 an estate valued at SIS. 600 left bv
relative 10 them. The Young men
have lived here for years. coming from
the east
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
SORORITIES PICK COEDS
TO INTRODUCE STUDENTS
Shy Classmates to Be Brought
Together OficiaIIy

BERKELEY. March s.-The reception
given by the sororities Of the university
% increase the acquaintance OF the
eoeds last year worked we'll but the
Pan-Hellenic society. which is an or
Sanizatl0n OF the women wearing Greek
letter pins. VIII appoint a permanent
reception committee OF one coed from
eachN. class.
Their duty VIII be TO attend az the
receptions and at homes and acr ~
the OInelal lntroducers OF the sOrOririeS
Inc hrSt reception OF the year was
held in the house Of the Kanna' 41nEs
IheJa girls from 4 10 o'ciocjx fb5s
afternoon. Receptions viii BE held
later at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Gamma Phi Beta houses
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

TURBULENT INDIAN HELD-cineinnatl
March 9--Bicody. the Navajo Indian chief who
ran auauek in Grand Central station and stabbed
three persons. WAS bound over 10 tie grand
lury on charge Of assault with intent TO Kin
and was remanded to jail
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
RoAD AsKs rRA,rrzrrr =

Road ASKS FRANCHISE Nrs+ac -.
IA petition fer electric road f-snrbfza
was presented AT the meeting 81 fha -
council last night BY E. n Warn fo-qr -
ehsnt which. II granted By the trustees M
serve 10 open Up large unoeccpied ter-isc-v
on the outskirts q the city '-s
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

GUITRY TO STAR N "cHANTIcLEFR--
Paris, March Sit has been announced definitely
that Lueien Guitry viii play the principal role
IN Rostands .-Chanticleer'- which is to Be- uro-
d1ced at the Theater Porte St Martin al Ire
opening Of the fan season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

PEOPLE WIZ FIGET-San lose Nf.-.A a
The tollege Park sanitary district has eiacro4
me people > eaucuS ticketmen As members - 49,.
oealu el trustees after one Of the most hitre-
struggles ever lad in tie countv sIybs S,,',.s
can, caIaiaales are George Wildhagcn. r. 2. Wri~h-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
NOTES FROM ORANGE COUNTY


hohnfr, a.. Jan. y 1909
christmas i over. schools ars ,nsn
ana the New Year is u-h.r,d iu ,vitb
hrsNy rains, swollen streams br'ohf ann.
shine and today thu blizzard IL here with
snow aud ics. Al sorts ol weather "a,
all sorts OF people
ihe chiei New Year entertainment WAS
enjoyed by "A large party Of friends ~
tue hospitable home 81 Mr. l.. Jaekson
the prosperous mercbaut-'armer of tbis
pisce. frogressive game- graceful mo.
tion 10 good music and a sumptuous rs-
past entered Into the euiov meut az tho
happy gathering So iascinatin1 Was
tne uingNn OF music aud motion that
Nessrs L. ;. Casey and John G. Terrill
psstuasters In most arts. became vounu
Reel " e'"'@
Contractor James l.. Frazer. after
pleasant holidays At his old home IN
spots ivauia, passed through Grange J,
lew Gays ago enroute u PhilRdelphia
Dr. VI. Harris has returned 20 his
home at Orauge. after visiting fri.,ds in
S'es-nshurg 80
Mr.. I. Foster has returned from the
.tarlptt-sville Hospital and II muving
hl~ Sn'd- n IN Pamnuk-y to tn. store
near 'he 'hopl house. where he will c,n-
I'nue n-renanii,itg
Mr. VIII RI, noid- j. out. alter . severe
spe brought on 10y au accident brought
"n loading big logs
Mr.. Jno Burr = lost "a good horsa
Tuesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
A STARTLING STATEMENT
S'~ foS Medical AuihnItles Claim DYspspsI,
Causes Consumption

The post mortem statistics Of the biv
New York hospitals show that Soma
cases OF consumption are du, to unchack
ed dyspepsia, especially when the victim
Was predisposed To tuberculosis.
Dyspepsia wears out the body and
brain, the weakened. irritable stomach
is unable TO digest food. the body does
not receive the required nourishment.
constipation ensues and the Victim be-.
comes thin, weak and haggsrd. A a
result. the body becomes a fertile neld
Tor the germs ui disease to lodge and
flourish.
Therefore, the person who permits
dyspepsia TO progress unhindered Il
guilty OF contributing toward the de.
Felopment of one OF the most insidious
and iatal diseases known 10 mankind
Dyspepsia Is durable II properly treat.
ed. M. Nj. Lewis sells remedy which
ne positively guarantees will cure indi.
gestlon or Dyspepsia or he will paw for
al the medicine used during the trial
1his remedy Is an absolutely new medi.
cal discovery and has been named Raxav
Dyspepsia Tablets Certainly no offer
could be more lair. and the offer OF NJ NJ
L-wls Is proof positive that Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets are a dependable and In
iallible remedy. Inasmueh as the medi.
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heneht You we urge you who are suffer
ing with Indigestion or dyspepsia TO try
this remedy. A twenty five cent box of
hexal Dyspepsia Tablets contains
enough medicine for fifteen days treat.
ment. Remember Re Kali Dyspepsia Tab.
let's are only sold IN Fredericksbura by
III. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
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