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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07
rurkI.h Woman lndIlferent

| According to the Franklurtor Zri.
tung. tho attempt TO establish wO
mans newspaper In Turkey. which
was 10 Hgitatv for the raising of the
status OF Mohammcdan women. has
proved a failure The journal, which
Is entitled Mohasin. bore ON the title.
page the motto OF the advanced Turk
ifh ladies: In every nation women
are the measure OF itB civilization "
But although the editor. Asnf Muam
mcr hey. brought great deal Of SKIN
and knowledge to bear on his work,
his enterprise from the first has been
dismal failure Then he took 10 u.
lustratlons. with no better result, and
finally he fell back on fashion plates
aud cookery recipes The Franklin.
ter Zciuung says that even with these
additional attractions the circulation
OF Mehasin does not exceed 400
copies
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07
Farmer
Blamed
for High
Milk Price
By II. STRADER

body else The said We good customer will let
you have It for seven But don't tell anybody"
Ny cousins doctor told her recently that she should much milk
milk deliver small dealer is at least good
milk delivered Chicago wonder doctors getting tips
from the octopus once in while.
The average farmer honest and will resort 10 the tricks Of
dairy products wheat and the like is the who pulls the
wires the who produces that rcap the profits The wheat
and dairy farmers have their income pretty well regulated by
..s.pecuat6rs am, trusts
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07

1t is alleged that the price Of milk
went up because the farmer gets moro for
it. The facts are that the farmer is get
ting this winter Sl.35 a can Of 30 quarts (,
that it, a little over four cents a quart. In
the summer time We get 81 and sometimes
90 cents can, or about three cents a
quart. So, if the farmer could steal the
milk he would not make so much profit as
the dealer. lie has to pay the freight also.
have cousin in the city who uses
four quarts a day and gets milk from a
big company. She said: III you raise the
price | will quit and get milk from some
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07

Rnicker-Before he was married he
called her his queen.
Hbcker-Now he says she is a ruler
OF South American republic.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07
rrvlnn tn Wrlnnln ON.

Say do tell me who that great fat
man with the awful stupid face is"
"He's a relation Of mine"
"Oh? But 4 very distant one,
suppose"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07
Mexico
Is Safe
Country
for
Traveller
By JAMES II. MULLlCAN
Of AonisTty

into model police officers and thanks to their vigilance and loyalty the
tourist can 90 in even isolated parts the republic without fear
OF moestation.
In large cities of Mexico the robbery Of "tenderfOo
the sections by the lowest class it
the United States.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07
HIRAM THE GENIUS
NAN VITA HORNY FOP LABOR
SAVING DEVICES.

Critics Admitted Ne Had Rugged UP
Some Handy Things. Put Their
General Tone Was One Of
DIsapproval
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-07

Fair Pupil did the best could.
Teacher Of Cooking School-You
ought 10 be awfully glad that you
don't have TO eat H.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
COUNTY TOPROvIDE
TECHNICAL TRAINING
Girls Will Be Taught Household
Duties and Boys Some
Useful Trade

OAKLAND, April Manual training
is to be extended to the country
schools. This announcement was made
today by County Superintendent of
Schools Frick. Heretofore the
public schools in the cities were the
only ones to have manual training
annexed to the regular courses, but
under the plan of Superintendent Frick
the country schools will also be pro-
vided with this accessory.
Funds for the new project, it is
believed, will be provided by the board
of supervisors. In speaking of the pro-
posed change. Superintendent Frick
said:
The law providing that the board of
supervisors shall have power to levy a
special tax for the maintenance of
schools is sufficiently broad to cover the
raising of funds for a department of
manual training. The system will first
be installed in the larger country
schools and gradually extended to the
smaller ones.
Il have had this change under consid-
Grafton for some time, and am now
ready to submit the matter to the board
of supervisors.
The innovation will appeal strongly
to the community. Girls will be taught
to sew, crochet. cook and do house.
work, while the boys will learn the
rudiments of useful trades. Gardening
and agriculture will also form a part of
the course"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
Suburban Brevities

BURGLARS SECURE HIDES-oakland, April A.
burglars broke into the warehouse of Ras-
mussen & Colt, butchers at Hayward, Saturday
evening and stole hides valued at $3.50. The
thieves drove up in a wagon, loaded it and
then drove away with their booty.
SURVEYOR GETS NEW PosITIoN-Oakland
April 4.-Perry H. Haviland, Alameda county
surveyor. has been appointed chief engineer
of the Vallejo and Northern railroad which
is to cost Sc 900, 900.
FRATERNITY INITIATIoN-Berkeley April A.
]. A. D. Brookman. president of the senior
class and law student. has been initiated
into Phi Delta Phi, national law fraternity.
Other students chosen were from the Hastings
college of law as follows Coleman Schwartz
9. D.. Smith, A. Nicholson, p. Kent and Prof.
W. Harrison of the faculty.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES SToLEN-oakland
April An unoccupied dwelling in West
street owned by Louis Selby of 1449 West
street was looted of electric fixtures worth
$50 last night by burglars. II. A. Harris,
living at Fifth and Washington streets, re-
ported his pocket was picked of $10.15.
SUES FOR DAMAGES-0akland, April Atrial
of suit for $40, ,460 damages. brought by
Sumner Cahill, minor, against the Il. B. &
A. l.. Stone construction company, was begun
before Superior Judge Ellsworth today. Cahil
alleges that he injured while working on
the Santa Fe grade near Fifty-sixth street
year ago. He has been crippled since.
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR PARoLED-oakland
April 4.-Bert Vellquette, youthful bur-
glar, who. after being committed to the Pres
ton reform school, proved so incorrigible that
he was sent back to the superior court of this
county to have his case reheard. was placed
on probation today by Superior Judge Everett
Brown for a period OF i've years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
WEALTHY MANS SON
FACES PRISON CELL.
Harry E. McAllister, Who De-
serted Army for Sweetheart,
Sentenced to Two Years

BERKELEY, April 4.--Closely fol-
lowing letter from Harry E. McAllis-
ter, arrested here, but freed on
forgery charge, that he would soon be
out of the federal prison at the Pre-
sidio of Monterey and marry his sweet
heart, who was the cause of his deser-
ton and arrest, came a message from
Captain Henry A. Ripley of his COM
pany announcing that the scion of the
wealthy Baltimore family had been dis
honorably discharged from the army
and given two years in the federal
penitentiary.
McAllister was in love with beauti-
full Monterey girl and had a rival in
First Sergeant Kohn of the same COM
pany. McAllister took French leave
last Christmas and fed to Oakland with
the girl. He afterward passed check
on the South Berkeley bank for $50 to
obtain funds with which to marry.
The young man was apprehended. but
Ira Currier, a South Berkeleyan, re-
fused to prosecute for forgery and Nc
Anister was turned over to the army
authorities.
A few days ago McAllister's father,
who is the commissioner of streets in
Baltimore, wrote to Chief OF Police
Vollmer announcing that things looked
bright for the release of his son, who
would then marry his sweetheart.
According to his statements to Voll-
mer, McAllister'a family tried to in
duce him to continue his college work
when he quit his books for the life of
the barracks
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
AGED COUPLE LIVE
IN "GARDEN OF EDEN
Brother of Late Justice Brewer
Pioneer Settler
Especial Dispotch 10 The CALI

lSpecfdl Dispdfch TO i ne (dtJ
ABERDEEN, Wash, April 4.-"In a
cozy log cabin on the banks of the Co
1umbia lake, the headwaters of the Co
lumbia river" says State Senator Alex
ander Poison of Hoquiam. where the
Rocky mountains join the Selkirks live
brother of Justice Brewer, who died
suddenly at Washington.
With this big mountain towering
above the valley in which the couple
live, they have had their home, in
garden of Eden, for more than so years.
In the pioneer days when both were
young Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer journeyed
thousands of miles from the east to
this little Eldorado, where they set
tied. The journey was like all those
of all the frontier pioneer settlers. Aft
er many weeks of travel they reached
Columbia lake.
Far up the mountain side the water
issuing from the hillsides has worn
the limestone until it has formed ter
races. Half way up the mountain there
is a natural bathtub fed from a warm
spring, the temperature being just
right for bathing. The valley has two
mineral springs, one hot enough to
cook with and the other cold as ice.
II spent several days in this re-
gion." said Senator Poison, met this
wonderfully preserved and beautiful
old couple and took dinner with them.
1 asked the old man his name and he
said My name Is Brewer
"A brother of the chief justice?" I
inquired.
.'Eis answer was Yes, an older
brother of the Justice
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
JOHNSON'S BIPlANE
PlUNGES INTO BAY
Aviator Gets Ducking When En-
CINE Stops in Midflight
Over Water

ALAMEDA, April millionaire Av-
iator Frank H. Johnson, after proving
for three days that the Curtiss biplane
is a good flying machine and that he is
well able to handle it. learned this aft
ernoon that the contrivance could swim.
In making a wide turn over the bay off
the south end of Hawthorne street
something went wrong with the BIZ
plane, apparently, and it dived into
eight feet of water
Johnson was seen swimming near the
wrecked aeroplane. After clinginS to
the top plane of the machine, which
showed above the water the aviator
rested for few moments and then
struck out for the shore. He had but a
short distance to swim when he was
able to touch bottom and then Waded
for nearly a quarter of a mile to the
beach. He said that he had sustained
no injuries.
BIPLANE Is RESCUED
The wrecked flying machine was
towed in close to the shore and dragged
to the mechanician's tent in Neptune
gardens. The rear portion of the bi-
plane was smashed and twisted. Ex-
perts who examined the machine care
fully were of the opinion that john
sons quick descent into the bay was
due to the engine stopping. Had john
son been flying over the beach he said
that no damage would have resulted. as
he would have been able to glide down
when the driving power failed. He did
this several times yesterday and Sat
urday while in flight when the engine
of the biplane stopped. Outside of the
damage done the rear of the machine
the bipIane was found to be intact.
Prior to the flight which ended in
VaI I.o1 Afavx- fr~,r7 f6es
Neptune gardens and made clever
turn off the EncinaI yacht club house
and flew back to the starting point
Johnson had planned to make double
turn in the flight that ended disas-
trously and with this purpose in view
flew out some distance over the bay
The wealthy b'rdman made five eX-
cellent straightaway flights before he
accomplished the single turn flight and
tried the double turn.
MAKES LIGHT OF ACCIDENT
Johnson made light of his plunge
into the bay with his $4,000 biplane.
Il was going along nicely and was
laying my course to make the first
turn of double turn flight when some
thing went wrong. 1 thought at first
that it was a split in one of the blades
of the propeller. An examination of
the machine showed that this was not
the case. 1t is possible that some
thing went wrong with the engine and
caused it to stop. Had l not been over
the water L could have glided safely
to the beach. The moment the biplane
struck the water l was pitched head
foremost. The damage to the machine
is trivial and the accident shows that
while Curtiss biplane will not swim
it will withstand a collision with water
like an ocean going craft"
With the disaster to the biplane the
exhibitions of Johnson and the aviation
meet of the chamber of commerce came
to an end. The meeting was to have
closed yesterday, but the chamber of
commerce decided to continue it an
other day in order to permit the school
children to witness the flights of the
birdman free
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR THE NEWMAN CLUB
Thomas R. Gray Elected Presi-
dent of Society for Year

BERKELEY, April AT the annual
communion and breakfast held yester-
day by the officers of the Newman club,
the Catholic organization of the stu
dents of the university, Thomas r. Gray
was chosen president to succeed Will
liam j. Hayes, who has been head of
the society for the last year.
Other officers chosen We're: First vice
president, Irwin T. Quinn: second vice
president. Miss Ellen Ord; treasurer,
Mervin r. Dowd; recording secretary,
Miss Marie K. Mitchell; corresponding
secretary, Miss Hazel Humid.
Hayes acted as POSTMASTER, and
among the speakers were Miss Hazel
Nothing chairman of the social COM
mitee; Miss Louise Phillips, represent
ing the Catholic women of the univer-
sity; Phil NJ Carey of the alumni and
James Rosborough of the Stanford
Newman club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
WOMAN DENOUNCES
HER HUSBAND AND SON
Loses Divorce Suit and Retires
in Rage

OAKLAND. April 4.-Denouncing her
husband and son, who testified against
her during divorce proceedings be-
fore Superior Judge Ellsworth today,
Mrs. Sabina Wallace announced that
she would no longer contest the suit
of her husband, John Wallace, and
would shake the dust of California
from her feet" as soon as the decree
was awarded
Wallace, who lives in Berkeley, tes-
titled that his wife during the last IS
years had made a target out of. him
and had hurled every kind of portable
furniture at him that she could raise.
William Wallace, the son, corrobo-
rated his father. At the conclusion of
the testimony an interlocutory decree
was awarded Wallace.
Suits for divorce were. begun by
Francis C. Mau against Hermann r.
Mau on the ground of cruelty and by
Alice Hemings against Theodore F.
Hemings on the ground of desertion
Friedrich Muller was granted a final
decree of divorce from Kate II. Muller
on the ground of intemperance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
NATIVE DAUGHTERS TO
GIVE ELABORATE DANCE
Fourth Annual Ball Will Be
Brilliant Function

BERKELEY. April 4.-The fourth
annual ball of Berkeley parlor No.
$50 of the Native Daughters which will
be held this year in the Masonic tenn
pie Thursday night viii be one of the
most elaborate functions ever given by
the parlor. The floor committee Of
the Native Sons parlor viii for the
first time act in a similar capacity for
their colleagues. c. D. Maloney is
chairman of this committee and other
members are ". L. Turner, G. K.
Grady, Oscar Nichols and Fred Mein-
heit.
The committee of the Native Daugfl-
ters in charge of the ball consists of
Eva /. Beebe, chairman; Miss May
Robinson, Miss Leila Bracket, Miss
May Sullivan, Mrs. Oscar Nichols, Mrs.
Marion Elliott. Mrs. George Poor and
Mrs George Reed.
The patronesses will be Mrs.
Frank r. Wehe. Mrs. w p. Putnam,
Mrs. Anna Luhr, Mrs. Dolly Shattuck
and Mrs. Sarah Brackett.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
TO TAKE UP PLANS
OF new BUILDING
CITY Electrician Returns From
East With Date for Inn
proving Service

OAKLAND. April 4-George r. Bao-
cock, city electrician, has returned
from the east after inspecting the
electrical departments of the leading
cities and will begin work at once
with the board of public works on the
preparation of tentative plans for the
new building and equipment of the fire
alarm and police telegraph system
His labors in other cities have taught
him that only $4,000 out of the SSO,OOO
bond money need be expended for the
purchase of new equipment The
original plans set aside $4,000 for this
purpose
1t is probable that all city wires will
be removed from the streets in the
section bounded by Fifty third street
on the north, the estuary on the south.
Peralta street on the west and Twenty
third avenue on the east In the busi-
ness district wires have already been
put in cOnduits, and when the bond is
sue work is completed there will re-
main only a few miles of wires to be
removed from the poIes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
LABOR COUNCIL WILL
GIVE IT'S FIRST BALL

OAKLAND. April 4.-The central
labor council of Alameda county will
give it's first annual BAH Saturday
evening, April 9. at Germania hail.
Webster street near Seventh. A pro-
gram of music, dancing and informal
speaking has been arranged and the
committee In charge intends to make
the affair a success. Those who excel
in the different dances are to be given
prizes ranging from So to $40. Booths
will be arranged on either side of the
hall and in the vestibule entrance
where inviting dainties will be sold.
The proceeds are to be used in remod-,
cling and improving the present OFF,
ces and hall of the central labor coun-
ell in Eighth street at Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND April 4.--The following mar
riage licenses were issued today:
john F. Slavich, %, and Ella Wohlhunter, &c,
both of Oakland
Edward p. Nachant 2s. and Minnie Schu-
macher, %, both of Oakland.
John NJ Ward "a, Oak Park. and Maud E.
Van Alstein, 81, Sacramento.
Thomos Hamahan, 81, and Annie Leonard, 81,
both of Oakland.
John Hamilton e5. and Martin. A. Parker %,
both of San Francisco.
Anton Betchart. 80. iand Ann NJ. p. Inder-
bitten. n, both of Oakland.
Herbert F. Kinsnan, 21 Berkeley, and Norma
L. McCabe. 49, Oakland.
B. Inderbitzen, 20, and Marcia Kuttel, %,
both of Oakland.
John Thomas. s4 and vida NJ. Bernard. 26,
both of Oakland.
Bert J. DonnelIy, "a, and Ida Belts &c, both
of Berkeley.
Thomas II. Smith. a7, and Helen L. Wuchter,
Thomas Lamson, %. San Francisco. and
Daisy Van Slyke, 10, Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
CATHOLIC SOCIETY TO
GIVE GARDEN PARTY

BERKELEY April A garden party
and entertainment will be given in the
home of Mrs. C. Phillips Tuesday AFTER
noon and evening, April II, by the
ladies' aid society of ST. Josephs Cath
ollie church. Mrs. c. B. Pendergast,
president of the society. is the general
chairman of the affair and large
number of committees assist her. The
proceeds will be devoted to charity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ABERDEEN, April Arrivals today were
steamers Newburg Carlos. Coronado and Carter.
The departures from Westport were steamers
Grays Harbor. Carmel Norwood and Mayfair.
Schooners Sophie Christensen and Dauntless
are barbound at Wegtport.
British tramp steamer Longsliips finished load
ing its consignment here this afternoon and
steamed TO Hoquiam to finish.
Bark Jane L. Stanford. which has been in the
hsrbor for some time delayed by noncharter, will
finish loading tomorrow for Honolulu.
ARRIVED
Monday, April 4.
Ger stmr Augustus Shuder rs days from Ant
werp. via San Pedro; merchandise to Henry
Iund.
Stmr Kansas City. Nopander. 65 hours from
Portland. via Astoria 40 hours: passengers and
merchandise TO San Francisco and Portland
steamship company.
SAILED
Monday. April 4.
Stmr Phoenix. Matsen. Shelter cove
Stmr Jim Butler, Olsen, Astoria.
Stmr Doris, Olsen, Grays Harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
MORE THAN $1,OOO,OOO
IN COUNTY TREASURY
Monthly Report Shows Big
Sum on Hand

OAKLAND, April 4.-County Treas
urer M. ]. Kelly this morning filed his
monthly report with the board of su-
pervisors showing that the total cash
on hand was $1,107, 1921.
The disbursements during the month
of March amounted to $266,950.20.
The balance due in tax redemption
amounts, according to the report is
S743.26. Money on hand. belonging to
special funds amounts, the treasurer
stated, to $12,497.75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
BRYAN SOON TO
BE A GRANDFATHER
Record Broken From London to
Tucson, Ariz.
[Special Dispaich 10 The Call

TUCSON, Ariz., April 4.-Before
William Jennings Bryan returns to
America he will be a grandfather. Mrs.
Bryan arrived today in Tucson, having
come from Brazil to be present when
the stork descends on the home of her
son, William Jennings Bryan Jr.
The arrival is expected next week
To get here in time Mrs. Bryan travelled
1000 miles in five weeks, and broke
all known records from London to
Tucson, making the trip in 10 days.
She left Buenos Aires March 81, TAX
ing steamer to, London and thence here
as fast as ocean liners and transcon-
tfnental train could make the trip.
Mrs. Bryan tonight said her husband
would reach New York in May, prob
ably during the first week
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
WIPES OUT OLD WARD
LINES FROM BERKELEY
County Surveyor Notifies City
Council of Change

BERKELEY, April 4.-The old ward
lines which before the adoption of the
new charter were part of the political
system here and meant much to the old
school politician have been wiped off
the new maps of Berkeley by the coun-
ty surveyor. Notification of this was
sent to the city officials today The
council in fixing new polling places can.
either redistrict the city or adopt the
county rediviSiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
W0RKMEN ARE CAUGHT
UNDER TONS OF EARTH
One Buried is Minutes, but Will
Live

OAKLAND, April 4.-while riveting a
water main of the Peoples water COM
psny at the intersection OF Twenty
fourth avenue and East Sixteenth
streets this afternoon, Eugene Kerr of
e6siz Kirkham street was imprisoned
beneath FIVE tons of dirt for 10 min
utes.
The sensation of being buried alive
remained with the injured man while
he was being treated at the receiving
hospital, and he frantically endeavored
to shove those attending him away at
the same time shouting for air. He
will recover.
John Miller who was working with
Kerr. was inside the pipe and was
taken out uninjured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
ONE BURGLAR CONFESSES,
BUT PARTNER IS SILENT
Police Hold Woman as Impli=
Gated With House Breakers

OAKLAND, April, 4.--John Swanson
one of the two 20 year. old burglars
whom Policeman Brock captured in
East Oakland, confessed to Captain of
Detectives Petersen this afternoon
that his trio had committed five burg
laries in Oakland within a week.
The police are holding in detinue a
woman who was arrested in the San
Francisco tenderloin, as a receiver of
some of the stolen jewels. She re-
fuses to talk, but as most of the stuff
is recovered she will probably be re-
leased tomorrow.
Joe King, the other suspect taken
by Brock. will tell the police nothing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
YOUTHS REARRESTED
FOR BREAKING PLEDGE
Returned to Custody of the Ju-
venile Court

OAKLAND, April 4.-Their habits of
lettering around saloons has sent Andy
Walsh and Joseph Moore, each Is years
old, back into the custody of the
juvenile court. Walsh, found guilty
of larceny, had been sent to the Pres
ton school of industry at lone. but
was paroled- Two months ago Moore.
charged with burglary, was put on pa
role by Superior Judge Wells They
were arrested again this morning on
charges of vagrancy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05

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