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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
.S[DRff'S CRUISERS
READY TO DEPART
Two Divisions of the Pacific
Fleet to Sail for Cruise
in Orient
Battle Practice in Manila Bay
and Entertainment in Far
East Ports Scheduled

The eight armored cruisers comprfs-
ing the first and second divisions Of
the Pacific fleet will leave at o'clock
this afternoon on their annual winter
far east cruise, which will end in this
port next February. Led by Rear Ad-
miral Uriel Sebree's flagship Tennessee
the ships will steam. down the bay at
speed which will be increased when
the line becomes perfect and the Golden
gate is neared to the Is knot rate. which
will be maintained all the way to
Honolulu.
The flagship Tennessee will be in the
lead, followed by the Washington, Cali
fornia and South Dakota In the order
named. Without any break in the dis
tance will follow the West Virginia,
flagship of the second division. then
the Maryland, Pennsylvania and Colo
RADIO.
The warships will remain at Homo
lulu for about three weeks. From there
they will steam to the Admiralty
islands, where arrangements have been
made TO coal the ships. After coaling
the fleet will proceed to Manila bay.
where battle practice will keep all
hands on their mettle for some time.
After the work is over the feet Will
be split up and the ships in pairs Will
make a round of social calls at Chinese
and Japanese ports. The reason for
thus segregating the vessels is to
tighten the burden of entertainment
for the ports that will play hosts to
the visitors from the United States.
When all the calls have been made the
cruisers will reassemble and Will come
home.
Every vessel was ready yesterday to
go to sea at moments notice and
there will be no delay in today's de-
parture. When 2 o'clock comes the
eight anchors, already hove short, will
come off the bottom. the ensigns will
be hoisted TO the gaff. the union jacks
will be hauled down and the game of
follow the leader will be on until the
anchors are dropped again inside of
Diamond head
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
RESTAURATEUR is THE
VICTIM OF A VANDAL
Place Entered and Leaves Torn
From Ledger

Some vandal broke into the restau-
rant of Gus Valas, SIS Eighteenth
street. Friday night and tore several
leaves out of his ledger containing ac-
counts of his business. No attempt
was made to steal ANYTHING else
Miss Raye Hampton's room in the st
Louis hotel. e25 Montgomery street,
was entered Friday night and foreign
gold coins and gold bracelet of the
value OF 375 stolen. John w. Wendel's
room in the Landslide hotel, Larki1
street near Eddy, was entered and
clothing valued at s65 stolen. A. Kel-
lers fiat at 1909 Masonic avenue was
entered and coin and a revolver stolen.
c. j. Sullivan's residence at 216 Clay
ton street was entered by burglars Fri
day night during the absence of the
family. Every room had been ram
sacked, and when the family returned
home the place looked as il IL had been
struck by cyclone. Nothing OF
value was stolen, and it Is supposed
the burglars were searching for coin.
A. Falk. proprietor OF restaurant
at 202 Third street reported TO the
police yesterday that his cashier. Jo-
seph Powell. took $129.S5 from the safe
about 1 o'clock yesterday morning and
disappeared.
The rooms of Mrs. S. P. Maddocks
at the Stanford apartments, $50 Cali
1ornld street, were cHteIcu II IiudS anu
a gold watch and a leather satchel
containing 81 and manicure scissors
stolen The room of Samuel Woo,
Chinese, at 619 Larkin street, was en-
tered and a ruby ring and clothing
stolen.
Armand Putz, band master OF the ar
tillery band at the Presidio reports
that a probationer named Taylor dis
appeared Friday, taking with him
flute and piccolo valued at $40.
Otto Klue, 232 Grand avenue, South
San Francisco, was relieved OF a gold
watch and chain, diamond emblem
and $6 In a Barbary coast resort Fri
day night. Milton B. Badt, Chronicle
building, was relieved of gold watch
and silk fob on a Sutter street car
Friday night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Labor Unions Entertain

Local No. A of the international as
sociation of marble workers gave an
entertainment and ball in the audi
torium of the building trades temple
last night There was very large at
tendance. In the early part of the
evening there was the following pro-
gram of entertainments:
Dick Rowe German comedian; Miss Irene
ChristalI, solos, Frank willard, solos; Enfer
Gallagher. from the Metropolitan minstres; 7.
J. Keleher and daughters in Irish jigs and
reels; b. Conlon and F. Pratt. in "A duet; VIII
liam Carr. in comicsl songs: NJ. V. Levy. solo;
classy song by Clancy the Classy; Billy Hynes.
specialties
The affair was managed by the fol-
lowing:
Committee of arangements-F. T. McGlade.
treasurer: E. Kugelberg. T. Pendergast. ],
Fabey, H. Jansen y. Lavelle. W. Hanback,. J.
Comp, E. Jafeman, ". Taylor, r. Mnlaney, b.
Iowrey. F. West. ]. Bechler. W. Russell, +.
Brady. q. W. Wright, g. Landini. L. Miskel and
Lee Lydon.
j. Flaherty. 5. Francard. G. Renato. F. Blake
man. A. Gabriel, D. Flynn, A. $. Ballard and j.
McAleer.
Reception Communicated Lydon, chairman:
W. H.. Apperley, e. Bagnatori, F. Welch, f.
p Fischer. ]. Harrison, NJ. Levy IT. Mattox,
If. Mitchell. W. NIulcahey. F. Hewitt, II. Skin
ner, p. Dalton and I. Hannifn.
The eighth annual ball given last
nfSht in Cotillion hall by Golden West
lodge No. /, junior order international
association of machinists was we'll at
tended and proved a very enjoyable af-
fair There was a program of 16
dances. The following committees had
charge of the function:
Committee of arrangements T. Tucker.
chairman; J. r. Hooper. T. ]. Carey, j. Finn.
A. F. Branson, Il. J. Lingelser II. Park, F.
Greenliu. William Atkinson.
Floor committee. r. Hooper. floor man
ager; T. j. Carey. assistant VI. Reilly, A. r.
Branson K. Duckwortil, c. Lamperti, +. J. Lin
Geser and J. Atkinson
Reception committee William Atkinson chair
man: Il. A. Tucker, A. Ruedy, II. Park, J. Finn
aud J. Dexter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
SETS FORTH RESOURCES
OF TUOLUMNE COUNTY
Valuable Booklet Published BY
Union Democrat of Sonora

An interesting and well arranged
booklet, "Tuolumne County, California" :"
has been issued by the Union Democrat
of Sonora and gives an exhaustive ac-
count of the resources, industries and
scenic charms of that county. as well
as resume of the history of the prin-
cipal towns and the leading business
firms and citizens.
Tile book is elaborately illustrated
with views giving intimate glimpses of
everything pertaining to the life of the
county.
Much space is devoted TO the mining
interests of Tnolumne. which have been
among the most extensive in the state
and which are now of great Importance
The numbering industry is also de-
scribed in detail, are the farms
Tables of statistics are presented
which give figures from whichsto draw
gratifying conclusions as to the condi-
tion of Tuoiumne.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
CANDIDATES. INVITED
TO EXPRESS VIEWS
Improvement Clubs Desire In
formation of Office Seekers

The association of outlying district
Improvement clubs has addressed to all
candidates for the office of supervisor
a letter of inquiry as to their senti-
ments upon various public questions
which have been before the board dur
ing the present administration and
which will present themselves for
settlement during the coming two
years term.
Before presenting the inquiry the as
sociation counseled with Registrar Ze-
inanslxy as to the legality of the pro-
ceeding. the primary election law for
bidding the approach of any candidate
with the idea of pledging his support to
anything for the particular benefit Of
the party concerned.
Zemansky held that the questions
were proper, as they related to the
candidates feelings in the matters
touched upon and did not pledge them
to anything.
Among the inquiries put forward
were questions as to policies in grant
ing street railway lines franchises for
extensions to the outlying districts and
in awarding public service corpora
tfons privileges in general
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
H0LDUP MAN is FOUND
GUILTY BY A JURY
Joseph Hoggett Is Convicted
of Attempted Robbery

Joseph Hoggett. charged with having
assaulted and robbed william Morris.
was convicted by jury in Judge
Dunne's court yesterday of attempted
robbery.
Morris testified that at a., M july
19 last Hoggett met him at the corner
Of California and Kearny streets and
beat him unmercifuliy. throwing him
down and kicking him in the face.
Norris afterward missed ss. but did
not renember Hoggett's taking the
noiey from linn When Hoggeu was
arrested q few minutes later he did
not have Tie money in his possession.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
ZEN ZEN MOBILES
TO EMULATE CASEY
Repetition of Historic Baseball
Feat Promised on Gleason
Lot Grounds
Dignified Mobiles to Cavort in
Motley Raiment to Decide
Supremacy of Shrine

1t Is rumored insistently that Casey's
famous experience at the bat, which
plunged Mudvine into, the depths of
woe. will be duplicated again and
gain with enthusiasm at the grand
minsling OF the ''all Islam and the
Islam patroI' baseball teams of the
Mystic Shriners on Admission day. 1t
that some one of the players will hit
the ball once or twice. This report
can not be substantiated. All that is
certain is the fact that Gleason's lot
Will contain goulash OF waving arms
and legs.
REAL CANDIDATE ON FIELD
William Crocker, who happens to be
candidate for mayor, will decorate
the pitchers box long enough to throw
the first ball of the game in the region
OF the plate Crocker will wind up
IKE a professional, tie himself in two
douoie bow knots and let 'er go, but
thefe Is $50 bet up that he will not
put the ball over the pie pan. 1t may
De remarked in passing that Crocker
himself did not take the bet. One of
ms Jealous admirers did so. and the
dlsnifed candidate has been pitchin &
knot holes at his mill ever since, train
ing for the test.
when the husky Zem Zem enthusi-
asts troop out on the field of battle
the scene will resemble the gathering
at fashionable church on Easter Sun
day or the initial appearance Of Mag
gle the pride of the Bowery," in her
new spring suit. Each player will be
attired more Or less in garments of
gay colors, interspersed with yet gayer
rags.
r. B. Woodward. who declares he
has lost all sense of modesty. will ap-
pear among the players attired as
Apollo, and draped in a genial express
sion and three or four folds OF cheese
cloth. There is some talk OF having
him elected. Jim Shook captain OF
"All Islam" will represent the LAGOON
group, with Dave Mclaughlin support
ing him as the serpent. Lester Smith.
captain of the islam Patrol" will be
dressed as Caesar about to cross the
Rubicon, and Ira Coburn is scheduled
to make n sensational appearance as
the queen of Sheba.
OFFERS CUP TO WINNER
John A. Hammersn1ith has offered a
beautiful silver trophy TO the winning
team, and the playing therefore will
be feverish. Nineteen bats are ex-
pected to oe broken in Knocking home
runs. Billy Lanse and Pete" Sloan
after much urging, have consented 10
umpire the melange.
The contest will be made glad by
the following lineup:
islam PatroP'-Lester b Smith. J.
A. Klein. R. B. Cleghorn. William La
mont. Walter S. Gray. Lewis Il. Holm
William Remensberger DIR. Percy Dol
man, E. Schraubstater. r. s. Heuer c.
T.. IN
West, l.. A. Dixon. J. A. Bush.
"All Islam''-Frank Sherman (man-
ager). James A. Shook, George Erlin,
Ed Conn, Clarence Naunnan, Chris Eek
lin, E. j. Rothe, Howard NJ Altman. r.
Pabst. William Proll. Ira Coburn and
Doctor Harris.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
poTTf.E REGULATIONS

The police regulations are that the
officers will rope Market street from
East to Twelfth and Van Ness avenue
from Market to Turk. No one but
those having accredited badges will be
admitted within these lines.
The parade will be in charge of Cap
tain McManus. acting Captain Tobin.
Captain Gleeson. Captain Mooney, Cap
tain Kelly. Captain Colby. Captain
Duke and Captain Wall with their re-
spectiVe commands, each assigned to a
position of the line of march.
The Valencia street cars Will he
stopped as soon as the procession
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

explanatory remarks rela tive to the
plot and the points of individuality of
the characters and the drama, deliv-
cred between the scenes. accomplish the
results of a company of many people,
with costumes and scenery.
The coming series OF recitals will be
under the direct patronage of the West
Side Christian church, the Tenth avenue
Christian church, the Park Congrega-
tional church, the All Saints Episcopal
church, the Church of st. Mary the
Virgin, St. Pauls Episcopal church and
the students association of Lowell high
school.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

starts. the Haight and Castro street
cars viii turn down Twelfth street un-
til the head of the procession nears
Market street. The other and cross
town lines viii he stopped and no cars
will be allowed on the loop at the
foot of Market street
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
MINING CONGRESS DELEGATE

MINING CONGRESS DELEGATE-Louis Ros-
enfield has been appointed by the chamber of
commerce its delegate to the American min
ing congress. to meet in Goldheld, New, from
September % TO October 2. W. e. Clarke, the
newly appointed governor of Alaska, has tele-
graphed that he will reach San Francisco en-
route to Alaska September 16. The chamber Of
commerce. the merchants exchange and the
Merchants association viii Jointly entertain him
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

BURKE AGAIN IN coURT-Edmund Burke,
attorney, appeared in Police Judge Conlan' $
court yesterday a charge OF threatening TO
kill Barclay MCGOWAN. capitalist. who Is prose-
cutting him a charge OF obtaining money by
false pretense. The case was continued tin Tues
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

To sell second hand furniture. cloth
ing. baby ouggies, tools, etc, singing
birds. animals. chickens and squads,
stamp collections. rare coins. anything
and everything, use the Miscellaneous
For Sale columns of The Call. Phone
Kearny Sc and we will call for your ad.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
IRrsH AND SCOTCH DANCES

And presidents Of all unions affiliated
the four councils.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
LABOR DAY COMMITTEES

The following constitute the several
committees:
GENERAL COMMITTEE
John A. Kelly. chairman; f. c. Macdonald
vice chairman: W. Il. Haggerty vice cbairronn,
A. n. Thompson, vice chairman; o. A Tye3frpos
secretary: A. J. Gallagher, assistant secretsrv
T. r. Pratt, assistant secretary, and Edward
Anderson. treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

A feature of the entertainment at the
mark will be special programme OF
irish and Scotch dancing under the
direction Of p. J. Kelleher, as follows
Irish foir hand reel and jig in costume-Miss
Cara Ccvne Miss Frances Keith. Daniel Coiter
and T. J. Kelleher.- Music by William Nc
Mahon- the Irish fiddler.
scotch highland fling and reel O'Tulloch in
lisnlsnd c,,xiuuAe-AiiSs Clara Coyne, Miss Fran
ceS keith Edmund Hall and r. J. Murray.
Music by James Lemon the highland piper.
uiss lldaa kellehcr. Miss Frances Keith. Mss
clara Coyne. John Baldwin. jeremiah Hayes,
Daniel Cafter T.. J. Keliehrr.
Double Irish homppe in costume-John Bald
win and Jeremiah Hayes.
Irish Jig and ree-P. ]. kelleher and daugh-
tors the Misses Mildred and Edna kelleber
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. Clint Chapman OF Randall
underwent an operation here Monday
morning, and is now doing we'll.
Mrs. Henry Trout of Phllbrook was
operated on yesterday morning for
strangulatsd rupture.
Mrs James Lee underwent an opera
tion Saturday, and IS doing nicely.
Miss Cora Signor was brought in
Monday, suffering from typhoid fever.
Casper Thomas of Pierz, who has
been employed in this city. was taken
here Tuesday, suffering with typhoid
fever.
DR.. N. Dumont came in Monday for
medical treatment.
Orange Davis was brought in
Wednesday. suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
Simon Htoren of Clinton, MINI.
who was receiving treatment here for
rheumatism, returned home Monday.
George Trambly of North Dakota.
who was receiving medical treatment.
was able to leave the hospital Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
ANDREW JOHNSON SELLS
Carlson Bros. From North
Dakota Purchase Gro-
Gerry Stock

A deal was closed Tuesday Afternoon
whereby c. A. Carlson of McClusky.
N. D.. and F. G. Carlson of Valley
City, N. D.. became the proprletos OF
the Andrew johnson grocery store
located in the Muske building on
Broadway east. The new concern will
conduct tho grocery store under the
firm name of Carlson Bros. Signor
Johnson, the elder son of Andrew
johnson. who was interested IN the
store, will remain with the new firm
for the present. The members of the
new firm had previously been in the
grocery business at Battle Lake.
Mimi, and are experienced grocery
men.
The Andrew johnson grocery store
started about ten years ago on the West
side. year and haf later beng
moved to the east side. locating in the
Vasaly block. The store was destroyed
BY fire about two years ago, but Mr..
johnson Immediately reopened in
another building of the Vasaly block.
Later he located In the new Muske
building. The store enjoyed q flourish
Ing business.
Mr. johnson has proved himself q
progressive business man while
engaged in business here. and could
always be found in tho front rank
when something for the good of the
city and county was proposed. His
many friends hope that he may decide
to continue to reside IN this CITY.
The new firm shouid do we'll.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
BIJOU THEATRE SOLD.

The Bijou theatre was sold yester-
day to H. NJ. Hoffman of Decator,
Ind. and II. F. Koop of Marshall.
Mich, by Smith & Roble. who have
been conducting it. during the past
seven months. The sale includes the
furniture, fixtures and moving picture
machine. The new proprletors are
experienced IN the conduct of such
a business, and will run the theatre on
the same plan as 1t has been under the
management of Smith Il Roble. Leo
Roble will remain as machine
operator for the new concern. John
Smith has not decided definitely what
he will do, but will remain here for
the present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
MAYBE A new JAIL
City Lookup Will Probably
be Condemned--lnspect-
or to Report

Mr.. Foley. state inspector of prisons,
was in the city Tuesday and inspected
the city bastile and the county Jail.
He found the city lookup in much the
same condition in regard to rooms,
ventilation and other essentials as at
his previous vints here, but stated
that asnumber Of changes would have
to be- made if the Jail is to. be used.
While here he expressed it as his
opinion that the city lookup would
be condemned as the result of the re-
port he was sending in to the board
ot control. Mr.. Foley stated that IN
the first place there should be two
roomsEfor the jail. 1t should be better
ventilated, and should have a tile
floor. The board of control will act
on tne inspectors report IN about a
week, and if the city bastile is con.
demned, it will be up to the city to
pay rental to the county for the use Qt
the county Jail, or to build q new one.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05

politics corresponds with the pre-
ference indicated. If he dosen't vote
preference, the ballot will be thrown
out IT he votes preference and
then for man of opposite politics,
the ballot will also be thrown out
There are several things about the
ballot which will make it easy to make
an error, and unless a campaign of
education is carried on, there are
likely to be many spoiled ballots.
Candidates so far in the field are E.
S. Brown, Luu. Gaudet, Henry Peter
son, Frank Turner. John WilcZek, W.
IT. Tou1tillot, D. Corbin. NJ. Denis,
Donat Trettel, Robert Heron, Geo.
LaFond. Frank Lyon, and more K
hear from.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
TAKE ON MELROSE AND ROYAL
TON TONIGHT.

The local business college Basketball
team Will take on two outside
oulutets at the Germania hall this
evening, one after the other. The
Melrose and Royalton high school
teams. will line up against the business
COLLEGE and each will take a try at
humbling the local team which has
grown so vain-glorious az to attempt
TO subdue two teams in one evening.
The many followers of the business
college team will be here to witness
this test of the team 8 endurance The
games will undoubtedly be very in
tereetlng.
The local team deties any business
college team IN the state in this
popular indoor sport.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05

Dr. E. L. Fortier came down from
Perham Tuesday night, and has taken
Offices with his father, DR.. q. M. A.
Fortier, in the Monahan building.
The latter on Monday moved to the
new location, which was liked up
elegantly for the new occupants. The
suite contains two Office rooms, q
waiting room, and an operating
room. DR.. E. L. Fortier has been
remarkably successful from the time
he commenced practicing, and will
undoubtedly make good here. His
many friends VIII be glad to learn
that he has decided to take Offices IN
this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
GRAND JURY REPORT.

Before adjourning the grand jury
looked over the Jail and court house.
They recommended that the roof of
the jail he repaired, otherwise it was
all right Recommended the repair
of the count house root, as the build
ing was being damaged, especially the
grand jury room and the judge of
probate Office. Also that another
toilet be added in the basement. Re-
commended general repair OF court
house, especially the Offices of the
auditor, register of deeds, and sheriff s
Offices.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
SOPHOMORES GIVE PROGRAM
- TODAY.

The high school literary societies
have been busy preparing fine pro.
grams during the past few weeks. the
first of which will he given this after
noon by she Sophomores. The pro-
gram consists of dialogues, monologues.
ETC., and Will undoubtedly be ex-
cellentIy given. The Freshmen will
give their literary program the follow
ing week. The Seniors are working
on their oratlons, which they are to
have ready by April /.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
Is HONORED IN LONDON.

Rev. G. A. Blllig, who is at present
on a tourists trip in Europe, has been
invited to lecture before the Pscycho-
Therapeutial society in Caxton hall
on March %, which is considered a
great honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Billig will
start on their return trip on April,
when they will leave Loncon for New
York, and taking passage on the
record breaking liner Mauretania.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
BBY IN BUSINESS
BRAINERD.
TREBBY

Bralnerd Dispatch Samuel Trebby,
of Little Fails, has bought out the II.
81. Hitch fuel business IN this city and
will run 1T as strictly cash business,
selling coal for So cents less ton than
other dealers, and wood at the same
reduction for cash.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-05
CREAMERY BUSINESS INCREAS.
ING.

During the month of February just
completed the Little Falls creamery
paid out $3.50. 90 to the farmers of
this county for cream, and manu-
factured twice the amount of butter
that month than the corresponding
month of last year. It now has nearly
500 patrons, and 1t Is spreading the
gospel of better dalrying From the
reports brought in by the patrons of
the creamery Morrison county dairy
herds have been increased from 1000
to 1900 head by patrons Of this cream
cry. Prospects are said to be very
bright for a large increase of business
this spring. Z.