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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
COLUSA MILITIA WILL BE
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE
Governor GiIIett Suspends Or
der Mastering Out Co. B

The order mastering out Company
B. Second infantry of the organized
militia located at CoIusa. has for a
time been suspended by Commander
in Chief Governor Gillett, at the request
of many of the citizens of that place,
who asked that the company be given
another chance to make good
The businessmen have promised 70
place the company on a good footing
again with the number OF men required
BY the army reguIa tions. and to see
that there shall be no further occasion
to charge it with Indifference and in
efficiency Brigadier General IAuck
will visit Colusa with a view TO putting
the company in the shape II should be
Company K. recently organized in
PetaIuma and assigned to the Fifth
infantry, is now temporarily in charge
of First Lieutenant Claude Homer San
born OF Company E of the same regi-
ment-
Orders have been issued from gen
eraI headquarters at Sacramento for
every organization of the guard 20
parade Memorial day. May 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
FATAL SHOOTING DUE
TO QUARREL OVER GIRL
Dying Japanese Alleged to Have
Iusutted Countryman

Benzo Suzuki agent for the Alaska
canning company. who was shot in the
japanese hotel, 1872 Post street, late
Monday night. is in a critical condi-
ton at the Lane hospital. and his dy-
ing statement has been taken by As
sistant Bond and Warrant Clerk Roche.
He identified II. Kawaguchi. proprietor
of the hotel. as the man who shot him.
although waguchi's son, IA years
OF ge. TO save his father, declared that
he had fired the shot
Father and son are being detained
at the city prison.
Detectives Wren and Riordan. VINO
are working on the case in searching
for a motive for the crime. learned
that Kawagucfli has niece employed
in the hotel and Suzuki had on more
than one occasion insuited her. Ka-
waguchi and Suzuki quarreled about
Suzuki's conduct toward the girl and
the shooting resulted
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
ANNUAL TOUR TO
BOOST SANTA CRUZ
Special Train Viii Be Sent
Through State to Advertise
Seaside Resort

The Santa Cruz boosters are getting
ready for their annual tour OF cen
trail California Their special train
viii leave Santa Cruz May . az a. N.
and return May 81 at a m. after
the santa Cruz spirit has been dis
seminated IN those cities and towns
on which Santa Cruz draws for its
summer crowds
Fred ". Swanton has been dsvoting
his time TO the task OF organizing the
tour and has been very successful in
securing financial aid for the trip OF
the boosters He raised S21.0 among
"A merchants OF Santa Cruz 10 meet
the expense Of the special train and the
boosters
ENTERPRISING RESIDENTS
In addition 10 this amount. a large
sum will be raised for the purpose OF
providing entertainment AZ the pOpu
lar seaside resort during the summer
months Many residents OF the city
have agreed 70 contribute so cents
monthly. and II is believed that several
thousand dollars can be raised from
that source
Swanton has evolved some new ideas
for the campaign OF the boosters and is
confident that the summer crowd at
Santa Cruz this season viii be the
During the eleven days the special
train is 10 be out on the publieity
iaunt the residents Of the various
cities TO be visited will not only enjoy
the band concerts. but viii also receive
literature descriptive OF the beauties
and charms of the summer resort and
VIII also receive advertising matter
introducing the Santa Cruz merchants.
Large balloons win be sent up in the
and from these balloons thousands OF
envelopes containing advertising liter
allure will be liberated In some OF
these envelopes viii be tickets emitting
the finders to lots in the delightful
Swanton tract. which has but recently
been thrown upon the market swan
ton will use 10000 balloons and 10000
japanese canes in making his cam
paigl
ANNUAL BOOSTER TOURS
These annual tours OF the Santa
Cruz boosters have become quite a fea-
ture and the residents OF the interior
have learned 10 look forward to them
Swanton and his boosters have always
succeeded in carrying the Santa Cruz
spirit with them. with the result that
the attendance AT Santa Cruz IS grow
ing rapidly The variety OF attractions
offered at the seaside and the excel
lence OF the beach for bathing have
brought Santa Cruz into great popu-
larity with those who desire 10 spend
their summers along the ocean.
Swanton and the other boosters will
make il their business 10 carry the
message TO those who have not yet
acquired the Santa Cruz habit Fol
lowing is list OF cities and towns they
viii visit on the II day tour: Oak
land. Benicia. Suisun. Napa. santa
Rosa. Woodland Oroville. Narysville.
Willows. Hamilton. Redding. Red Blur.
Chico Whearland. Sheridan. Lincoln.
Roseville. Sacramento. Lodi. Stockton.
Modesto. TurlOck. MERGED. MADEIRA.
Selma Fresno. Bakersfield. Porterville-
Lindsay. Exeter, Visalia. Tulare. Coal
inga. Lemoore HanfOrd. Los BanOS.
Newman. LivermOre. Niles. San Jose,
Gilroy and jacksonville
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
OUARTERMASTER PLANS
TOUR OF INSPECTION
Colonel r. r. Stevens to Visit
All Posts in Department

Captain Eleutheros II. Cooke, pay
masters department. L. 5. a. arrived
from Fort Lincoln. \. D. yesterday.
He viii take the place in the paymas-
tiers Office made vacant by Captain
Charles Z. Morton, who has left for
st Louis
The United States army transport
Thomas. which sailed from Manila,
Msy l5, is bringing home the Ninth
cavalry. They are cOlOred troopers in
command OF Colonel George :. Ander-
son
Colonel John B. BelIinger, head of
the transport service. who has been
laid Up with humps for the last 10
days is once again back At his numer-
Gus posts
Colonel p P Stevens. Quartermas ter
OF the department. is expected TO ar
rive back a his post May %. He will
Immediately go on q tour OF inspection
OF all the posts in the department.
This includes all the bay posts. Monte
rey and san Diego
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
HIS PORTRAIT SENT
BY FRANZ JOSEF
Austrian Emperor Makes a
Gift TO the German
Hospital
An Appreciation of the Work
Done by the 0rganiza-
ton Here

In recognition q aid extended on
numerous occasions 10 Austrisns. En-
neror Franz Joseph OF Austria Hungary
has presented the san Francisco Ger
man Hospital association with a large
and msgnidcently framed portrait 81
himself
With The portrait which was pre-
$. nted last week through Consul Kari
grtz Dc RoNas there came letter
f-em Ambassador HengeImuller Won
Ifeneerysr 20 Z. C. Priber. president q
the German Hospital association This
letter expressed The heartfelt graft
t1de OF the emperor Tor the work OF
rae association and extended the wishes
~ Francis Joseph for the continued
prosperity Of the orgsn MIA ton.
The size OF the portrait is about
Eve feet by four The frame is OF
gold and = beautifully modelled gold
crown stands out al the top Emperor
francis Joseph Is shown in a mill
t4ry costume. The portrait has been
hung I'm THE large meeting han OF the
German hospital
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
BY BRAVE ACTION
AVFRTS COLLISION
Driver of Chemical Engine Over
turns Apparatus to Avoid
Striking Trolley Car
Stakes Lives of Himself and
Grew Against the Safety
of Passengers

That William wonderlich. driver of
chemical ?. would have sacrificed his
own life and the lives of two other
hremen rather than endanger those
of more than two score passengers on
a Suffer street car was proved yester-
day morning when the rageous fire.
man deliberately overturned the chem
ical he was driving in order to pre-
vent collision with the streetear.
Wonderlich aid not escape uninjured.
and neither did Captain John R Mitch
ell nor Lieutenant NJ J. McLaughlin,
who were also riding on the apparatus
when the accident happened
FIREMEN ARE HURT
Wonderlich was hurled distance of
about 20 feet when the chemical en-
CINE overturned, and ne struck on the
right side OF his body. The tendons
OF his right arm and leg were badly
wrenched and strained. and he sus-
tanned numerous bruises and cuts on
his head. face. hands and body. Il
Is also feared that j bone OF his leg
IS broken. Captain Mitchell was also
bruised and cut about the head. face
escaped with few minor bruises
Wonderlich was rendered uncon-
scious by the fall and was taken TO
the central emergency hospital and
subsequently, removed 10 Lane hopsital
for treatment
Witnesses OF the affair place the
whole blame on the motorman of car
1891. which was westbound at the
time The chemical was returning 10
the engine house in Post street comm g
down Webster street Wonderlich
sounded the gong with his feet. but
the motorman failed To slow up and
allow him 70 cross the street in safety.
Coming down the steep grade in Web
ster street Wonderlich was unable TO
apply the brakes in time TO prevent
striking the car.
DOES BRAVE DEED
Realizing that collision was in
evftable unless he acted with haste.
Wonderlich swung his horses to one
side and overturned the team The
car tore past the chemical and there
was less than a foot between the en-
CINE and the car as the former lay
upside down in the street. The chem
ical was badly damage but the
horses escaped injury
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
WOMAN FINDS BURGLAR
PROWLING IN ROOM
She Screams and He Jumps
Through Window

BERKELEY. May 1S.-Being sud-
denly aroused out of heavy sleep by a
noise in her room, Mrs j. McKinnon of
7ee Charming way at o'clock this
morning discovered man walking
about the room at the foot of her bed
she shouted for help and the man
boited out of the window, carrying the
window sash with him.
Upon rising Mrs. Mckinnon discov-
cred that the burglar had turned the
light low TO conceal his presence Only
. watch. valued at $40, was stolen.
previous to his entry into the Nc
Kinnon residence, the burglar visited
mi street nearby and robbed the FAM
;iv Of two watches and a gold chain
valued at 800. and the home of A
simon of 231s Fifth street and stole a
the timepiece from the fob in his
hurry to tear the watch loose from
the pocket
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

u inches wide, but this varies and is
not essential.
Racks for Saucepan CoverxERacks
10 hold metal saucepan covers are
great helps in a kitchen They consist
of two long strips with slots on each
them at an angle. II slots on each
strip; these two strips are screw ed
10 a strip at the bottom, which. meas
ures 10 10 inches. and screwed at the
top to a block measuring two TO three
inches This has hole in il TO hang
il up by. When the article is finished
IL viii hold little covers at the top
and big ones at the bottom. and each
Will stand out at such an angle that
il will be easy TO take hold of; The
sides and bottom are made of half inch
wood: oak or hardwood of some kind
is more satisfactory.
Left Overs lMrs. Myrtle Hyland.
Boulder Creek)-Creamed Spinach
Soup-Put spinach that is cooked ten
der through q sieve. Add three cups of
spinach 70 one quart of hot milk and
butter and one OF -four rubbed to-
gsther. Let scald and serve at once.
Dreamed Ehicken-Heat one and a
half pints of rich milk. add two cup
can mushrooms chopped fine. When
scalding hot add thickening made of
six tablespoonfuls OF melted butter and
three OF -four rubbed smooth. Cook
small rolls or on squares Of toasted
bread.
birthday Cake Boards-In a family
where there are many birthdays, a nice
thing to have is a cake board Get 4
round board, sold in department stores
to cut bread on. but without a carved
border. merely a deepish groove In
this depression bore, half an inch deem.
holes the exact size OF cake handle.
so can generally be put in: then pro-
vide lace paper doilies and candles.
When the day arrives place the cake
on a doilie and put the candles around
FIVE groups OF five are pretty. the CEN
tral candle In each group being OF a
contrasting color. BY this device no
marred frosting or ugly holes, tasting
OF wax. dfsfgure the cake
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper, which appears
regularly in the magazine OF The
Sunday Call" Cash prizes are
given each week for best house
hold ideas and kitchen recipes.
Send in your choicest ones to
Modern House Keeper Page"
The San Francisco Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
VAN TO BE BROUGHT BACK FOB TRIAL

Waiter H. Van was indicted By the grand jury
yesterday On 3 charge Of felony embezzlement
and this morning Detective 7. +. Burke will
leave for New York with the papers for his
eAtradfti0n. He is under arrest there Van
was stock clerk for F. Frfedlsnder & sons. I2I5
Gesry street February i3 he got check for
$500 10 take 70 the London-Paris and American
hank 10 cash BE eashed the check but disap-
peared with the coin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

CORNELL CASE CONTINUED two cases
~ ~ = cornell charged with felanr embezzle-
aeuf IN complaint - p. r. Brinegsr. president
~ -he l'ioleer automobile comrsny were lied
i"Ilre luice >hortail's courT yesterdaT. and
f'fifsfrr 0urinued riI Nav -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
Suspends Proceedings

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Attorney
General Wickersham today decided to
suspend further proceedings in the
Oklahoma land cases pending the re-
ceipt of testimony in support of
charges alleging improper conduct on
the part of the governments attorneys.
In commenting upon the matter Mr.
Wickersham said il was his firm con-
viction that the government attorneys
were faithfully and efficiently perform
ing their duties. and that at this long
range he could not interfere with their
efforts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY@ MelHOUSE

The advantages OF ordinary starchy
and natural sugar containing foods can
not be overestimated- II is certainly
wise 10 give them a conspicuous place
in the daily dietary -Chittenden-
{. .
The Daily Menu
Breakfast
Pineapple
Creamed Potatoes Corn Meal Mullins
Coffee Cocoa
Luncheon
Asparagus on Toast
Stewed Prunes Cream Cheese
Baking Powder Biscuit Tea Cocoa
Slices OF CanneIon of Veal made hot IN
Tomato Sauce
Buttered ParSniDs
Dandelion Salad
CuSfard Renversee fFireiess COoker)
Cookies Half Cups of Coffee
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

Ferry island. in the southern part OF
the Boring sea. which was born at the
time of the San Francisco earthquake
in 1906, has sunk beneath the sea again.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE

LILU BEESoS TRIO. IN a Night in Fl
Taso"- COUNTESS ROsSI and n PALo- FLO
ADLER. KNIGHT BROTHERS sud MARION
SAWTEI-1E- 5JUGGLING SORMANS-s- FRED
FRICk ALLEN and CO. FRANCINI-0II.0AfS
auL Page NEW 0RPHEUN NOTION PIC
III RES last week of the original RUSSELL
BROTHERS, Assisted by Fl0ra Bonfanu Russell
Eve Prices. ice. 25c. s0c. 7Ic. BOX seats. 81
Mat Prices Joe. 20. 50c- Phone Douglas 80.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
LUW SING DIVORCES
WANDERING SPOUSE
Detective Employed to Follow
Woman Who Stayed Away
From Home

Luw Sing. who was granted divorce
Mrs. Lee Shen Luw Sing. employed a
gumshoe man TO gather the necessary
evidence. The detective. A Looy. tes-
titled that he followed Mrs Luw and
found her with one Charley Chung.
Luw Sing said that his wife stayed
away from home three or four days at
time. When he told her she had no
business TO go away with some young
fellow" she replied. 1t is none of your
business. / am tired of you You are
too old, anyway. Luw Sing said that
his wife lost about $3.50 a month on
lotteries
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
The Daily Menu
Household Hints

Jelly MoIds-Library paste jars-the
round ones which have q water well for
the brush in the middIe-make attrac-
tive Jelly moldS. When the jelly is
turned out upon the serving dish, fill
the hole with whipped cream. This
same mold can be used for cornstarch
or blanc mango. in fact, any cold
nodded dessert.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
CHARGES AGAINST
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Sensational Accusations InvoIy.
ing Prosecution of Town
Lot Frauds

TULSA. Okla. May Is-Muskogee
town lot frauds viii again be taken up
with renewed vigor by new federal
grand jury that met here today under
open order Of Judge John a. Marshall
of Utah
Sensational allegations concerning
the official conduct of sylvester r.
Bush. special assistant TO the attorney
general. and United States District At
torney Gregg of the northern district
of Oklahoma. are made in. two petitions
filed in the federal court here this af
ternoon in connection with the Mus
kogee town lot fraud cases.
JURORS ASK INVESTIGATION
One of the petitions is signed by GER
tain members of the grand jury that
was discharged last Saturday by Judge
John 4. Marshall. upon motion of Dis
trict Attorney Gregg. who asserted
that the jury had been subjected 10 i'm
proper influences
This petition refutes this charge and
in turn makes serious charges against
duct before the jury, efforts to intimi-
date and coerce the jury TO return in
dictments against Governor Charles y.
Haskell and the other defendants re-
gardless of and contrary to proof pre-
sented. and petitions the court to in
vestigate the jurors allegations.
CHARGES BY DEFENDANTS
The defendants also filed a response
TO the motion of District Attorney
Gregg depicting the charges of i'm
proper influence This response al
leges misconduct upon the part Of
Gregg asserting that he has used the
Tulsa World. of which he is stated
to be part owner. to mold sentiment
and prejudice the court and grand jury
against the defendants.
II is also alleged that he stated that
he was after Haskell and assistants.
as no one else would be prosecuted.
that he stated to Mr. Allen Of Mus
kogee that he was q personal enemy
of William T. Hutchins and would
send him to the penitentiary at all
hazards. 1t is further alleged that
Gregg's partners in the Tulsa World
had stated TO a prominent merchant of
Tulsa that it was g political prosecu-
ton started by William r Hearst. the
New York editor, and by Theodore
Roosevelt against Governor Haskell
The charges against District Attor-
ney Gregg made by the defense We're
forwarded TO the department OF jus
tice al washingto on the suggestion
of Judg e Marshall.
Judge Marshall refused TO act on the
petition of the defense. asking that
Gregg be prevented from trying the
case.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

Jas. ". Doherty begs to announce
that Coy. 6sillett has appointed him
Notary Public. a m. TO s D. M.
goes Mission cor. 18TH
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

we are repairing and remodelinv furs
At a. IZg per cent less than summer
prices. H. Liebes & Co, 1zf4 Van Ness. :
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

Bureau Covers-Bureau covers. table
runners and all such articles. are
greatly improved by being rolled and
not folded Straw board tubes can be
bought OF any length or size at most
stationers or DEPARTMENT stores. they
are mailing tubes. L economy is con-
suited then newspapers can be rolled,
cover them with white. or, better. blue
tissue paper- Things kept in blue paper
seldom grow yellow. Tubes can be
made OF the futed strawboard paper de-
partment stores use frequently for
packing This method enables house
keeper TO find the article she wishes
quickly and without danger of rum
ping or handling the rest Of her col
lection.
Wall Cabinetx-Most convenient little
wall cabinets are sold in Germany for
eggs or soap. They are easy Of con-
Struction and consist OF solid top.
bottom and back. The sides and door
are made OF dowel pegs an the door
is fitted with q lock- There are usu-
ally three shelves which slide in
grooves. These have u large holes
in them TO stand the eggs in The
soap cabinets are the same. except fhe
shelves are made OF dowel pegs. also
for ventilation. The cabinets measure
about is inches high, inches deep and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

Cooking UtensiIs-All greasy cooking
utensils can be made beautifully clean
by filing with water and a generous
handful OF washing soda. Immediately
after the food has been dished, and
put upon the stove to boil.
When dish washing time comes an
energetic whisk or two with a wire
brush viii dislodge all fragments. and
the most repulsive task Of the day is
done.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
WIFE THREATENS TO SHOOT
OTHER DIVORCE CASES

Other suits for divorce were fled
yesterday by
Florence J. Porter against Harry r. Porter
deserti0l-
cruelty
Clara Carney ssainst Walter D. Gamer wiz
full neglect
Bertha Ficke against Charles H. Ficke. cru
city.
William Hudson sgain Grace Hudson ina
deity.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge Csbsniss-William n. FARLEY from
Maude J. Farley. desertion-
By Judge acknowledgements Ta1derburE
from William Vanderburg. desertiOE
By Judge Startevsnf-Cl OIilde Mary Corcsrsr
from Joseph James Corcorzn. willfuI neglect.
BY Judge Van NoStrsnd-Lo1isa Miller from
Louis Miller. cruelty
Russia's birth rate is twice that OF
Z
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
AUTO SEPARATES COUPLE

An. automobile separated Edward
James Hooper. city manager for
J. w Wright & Co, real estate
agents. from his wife Katherine. she
testified yesterday during the trial Of
her suit fop divorce in Judge Graham >
court A little over two years ago he
acquired the machine and got into the
habit of taking numerous trips at
night without having Mrs Hooper
along She objected TO his going out
so often alone and objected also TO
his playing poker. In September, 1907,
Hooper gave his wife s. and left her
for good. she stated. Although he had
since given her small sums he refused
TO live with her Recently he told her
she had better get divorce. In grant
ing the divorce Judge Graham allowed
Mrs. Hooper So month alimony
Hoopers earnings range from 500 10
s5c0 month.
WIFE THREATENS TO SHOOT
F. de Ferrairi. Montgomery avenue
ieweler. took his life in his hands yes
terday and filed suit for divorce against
Albina de Ferrari, disregarding the
threat of his wife that she would go
TO his store and shoot him He con
hded TO his attorney. A 7. Barnett.
that he feared his wife and would re-
main away from the store for about
A week De Ferrari says his wife
scratched him in q dreadful manner.
He bought a nome in Ross valley. but
says he was compelled TO move away
and sell the property because the
neighbors refused TO associate with his
wife. She continually quarrels with
his customers. says De Ferrari. and is
extrava CANT
OTHER DIVORCE CASES
Other suits for divorce were fled
yesterday by:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

Russia's birth rate is twice that of
France
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19

u inches wide, bat this varies and is
not essential.