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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
NEW WATER SYSTEM is
GIVEN INITIAL TEST
Recently Installed Hydrants at
Piedmont Prove Real Merit

OAKLAND. July 2e.-The recently
completed water system of Piedmont
has been tested by Assistant Fire
Chief Sprague of the fire department
with most gratifying results. The
test was made at hydrant at High
land and Magnolia avenues.
Three tests were made. the first
being an inch and an eighth outlet on
so pounds, of pressure. A stream of
125 feet was thrown. The outlet of
the second test was an inch and a
quarter, with so pounds of pressure at
the nozzle, A stream of 80 feet was
thrown. The third test was with an
inch and a half outlet and 10 pounds
pressure al the nozzle. A stream of so
feet was thrown.
Chief Sprague was notified this
morning that the so foot steel tower
and 1000 pound frebell have arrived
from the east and are now ready for
delivery. Construction work in con-
nection with the $4,000 combined city
hall and engine house will start with
out delay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
STOCKTON WORKS
ON CANAL Scheme
Embryo Plans for Increasing
Waterfront Five Miles Sub-
mitted by City's Engineer
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

STOCKTON, July 2s.--City Engineer
Richard C. Tumelty has worked out a
scheme that will not only provide for
the sewage disposal problem, but will
also give Stockton a canal over two
miles in length, with five miles of ad-
ditional water front space.
The proposition was unfolded before
the city council at last nights meeting
and met with the approval of that
body. Briefly stated, Engineer Tu-
melty's plan is:
To purchase a 500 foot right OF way
through the Boggs tract from Harrison
street to the San Joaquin river. This
will be dredged to a width of 500 feet
and a depth making it easily navi-
gable for the largest of the river boats.
There will remain 100 feet of wharf
space on each side. The cost of the
property is estimated at $3.50 an acre,
or approximately $22,500. Dredging is
estimated at $4,000, making the total
cost sS7,50o.
To install a new pipe line would ne
cessitate the removal OF the present in
adequate system, as the right of way
owned by the city is only four feet
wide. The estimated cost is $4,000.
The matter has been taken under ad-
visement by the council and will most
likely be included In the proposed bond
issue for municipal Improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Chinese DEMANDA
TRIAL BY JURY

When the case OF Cling Jew, one Of
the Chinese arrested during the raid
on the Siberia club 25, % and 90 Ross
alley. on July Is, when Wong Dick
was shot and fatally wounded by Po
liceman James NJ McEachern, was
called in Police Judge Deasy's court
yesterday. Attorney Hanley, on behalf
OF the defendant, asked leave to with
draw the plea Of not guilty and waiver
OF a jury. as he desired this kind of
trial. The judge declined to allow the
waiver of jury to be withdrawn and
ordered that the case proceed to trial,
adding that in the other cases Hanley
could demand q trial by jury.
Hanley thereupon interposed a de-
murrer to the complaint in the case of
Lee How on technical grounds, which,
after argument, was disallowed the
agreement being that all of the other
ca ses involved would be guided by the
decision in the Lee How case. BY con-
sent all cases. with the exception of the
first 10 on the list were placed on
the reserve calendar to be put on again
at two days notice, and Hanley was
permitted to draw down s3.9S0 of the
bail money. leaving 81 900 in the hands
Jew was continued for trial till to-
morrow.
Attorney Hanley says that it has been
decided to prosecute Policeman Nc
Eachern for the murder of Wong Dick
He will at once confer with the dis
trict attorney as to drawing up the
complaint and warrant. Hanley con-
tends that the evidence will show that
Wong Dick was not the aggressor. but
that he was struck bv McEachern with
a club, and TO prevent McEachern from
repeating the blow he grappled with
the policeman and was shot while de-
Tending himself from further attack.
This differs from the statement of Nc
Eaehern, who says that Wong Dick
took the club from him and was strik-
ing him with it when he shot in self
defense
The cases of the 13 Chinese arrested
at 145 Waverly place on Monday night
were continued by Judge Conlan yes
terdav till August 9
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
BLUE BOOK CONVERTED
TO CROWN KING EDWARD
Archbishop Reads Service From
Between Home Made Covers

One of the curiosities at Lambeth
Palace library is a book of the Coro-
nation Service which was used by Arch
bishop Temple at the coronation of
King Edward VII. This book (accord-
ing to the Church Family Newnpa-
PERI was delivered at Lambeth by the
government printers the day before
coronation, and actually took the form
of an ordinary Blue Book with the ia
miliar blue paper cover. Some one at
Lambeth was SO scandalized a the idea
of the archbishop conducting the serv-
ice, holding a blue book in his hand,
that she tore the blue paper covers off,
and with the aid of some paper boards,
some white satin, needle and some
silk, improvised very passable cover
for the book. 1t was with this home
made cover that the Archbishop used
the book at the service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Tuesday. July 26. 1910;
RoOKS-GAIINE-Israel Brooks. 70, oakiano'
and Pauline Galine 25, 40 Mirar1ar avenue
DoUGAN-wILIIAMS-J NJ Dougan' o. 81
Tacoma. Wash, and Nettie j. NliLams' H.
lO45 Leayenworth street
FRASER-CAPELLI-Cha d. Fraser - =. anu
Louise A. Capeln, II, both OF Sutter OIeeA.
McCIIRE-RUSSELL = Worth Mcclure; g
Aberdeen Wash. and Pearl A RUSSELL 80
Fresno.
MONTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B. McIn-
tyre, 81 1922 Page street: and Adelaiue ui
livan Is, 1880 Fourteenth avenue.
McLoTGHLIN-LUNDY-F J. MeLoIsnlir ,nTr
2I 1916 Second avenue, ana Mary a Nu4O'
2i. 947 Stanyan street
McNIJTY- TY-GORDoN-James F. MeNuity, - a.
$40 Oak street, and Bertha NJ. 1oruo"' -
Oakland.
PARKS Ks-MERRITT-Francis E. Parks. ~, ana
EtbyI NJ. Merritt, 81, both of 1I40 stanyah
street ~;
= sCAIENA = saIya1ore Ia Snatena
ascj 25 3O35 Octavia street, and Ida Seateha'
% SSS Union street.
Observation-Disclosures G. KasmusS M en-
% Alameda and Gertrude BAKER % 0'i
Bryant street. % ~,
SHARON 5: sharon 90 S9' ,o5o
rinia City. New. and Edyth Logan 'V' IO'-
Ellis street o.,-.
TAHANEY-LYoNS-Pete Tahaney: 10: - ~ 4,aA
Harrison street. and Annie Lyons, 40, l54z NC
Alister street. 90.
TRINKAUS-KISH-P. Robert IrlnSaus' - SI6
Oot street and E. Genevieve hisn, 20 'lo
Hill street.
r1.TTI V. Tuttle. p. Des
Moines, Ia. and Coralinn B. Bates -
tura.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
THERE'S NO RISK
IF This Medicine Does Not
Benefit You Pay Nothing

A physician who made speciality Of
stomach troubles. particularly dyspep-
sia after years of study perfected the
formula from which Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are made.
Our experience with Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets leads us to believe them to be
the greatest remedy known for the re-
lief of acute indigestion and chronic
dyspepsia. Their ingredients are sooth-
ing and healing to the infiamed mem
branes of the stomach. They are rich
in pepsin, one of the greatest digestive
aids known to medicine. The relief
they afford is almost immediate. Their
use with persistency and regularity for
a short time brings about a cessation of
the pains caused by stomach disorders
Rexan Dyspepsia Tablets will insure
healthy appetite, aid digestion and pro-
mote nutrition. As evidence of our
sincere faith in ReXall Dyspepsia Tab
lets. we ask you to try them at our
risk If they do not give you entire
satisfaction, we will return you the
money you paid us for them, without
question or formality. They come in
three sizes; prices % cents. so cents and
s1.00. Remember, you can obtain them
only at The Owl Drug Co.., Inc. TO
Market St, 77s Market ST., Post and
Grant ave, 943 Kearny ST., Sixteenth
and Mission SITS
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
-FOUR Year TERMS
ARE RECOMMENDED

A four year term for all the county
offices and for the board of supervisors
was recommended by the charter
amendment committee yesterday, and
will probably be submitted to the
people by the board next Monday.
The resolution was introduced by
Supervisor Murdock at last Mondays
session, and provides that nine Of the
supervisors shall go out Of office each
two years, so that the four year term
will create board with a permanent
personnel.
The propositions brought forward
bv Supervisor Walsh to simplify bond
issuance and cancellation, and to pro-
vide for the purchase of bonds in small
amounts. were referred to the boards
expert Attorney II. A. Mason, to put
these in shape
Secretary King Of the Merchants
association was asked to confer with
City Attorney Long In regard to the
proposed amendments concerning as
sessmerit districts for tunnel and other
improvements, and the issuance by dis
tricts of 10 year bonds for the payment
OF street improvements. King will re-
port at next Tuesdays session the re-
suits of the conference.
The question of taking the school
tax out Of the dollar limit was laid
over for consultation with the finance
committee.
The committee refused to entertain
proposal to permit members of the de-
partment of elections to run for office
while so serving
-x,ll charter amendment matters are
to be finally reviewed and acted upon
by the board at it's first meeting in
September. 60 days being required In
submitting changes to the vote of the
people.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
DAYLIGHT Thieves
GET COSTLY gems
Trio of BurgIaries in Center of
Business Section Puzzle
Vallejo Police
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

VALLEJO. July 26.-The local police
are investigating three daylight rob
berries which occurred in Georgia street
in the very center Of the business sec
tion, Sunday afternoon While the Of
.ncers have no clew as TO the identity of
The burglars, they are convinced that
the same persons committed all three
crimes
=. In the first instance Mrs. J. Milton
gregaskis, who conducts the Streichan
house, was robbed of two diamond rings
valued at $3.50. A short time afterward
Jack Orr, a San Francisco salesman
and manager of the Pastimes baseball
team, returned to his room in the Meth
.erlands hotel, just across the street
from the Streichan house, and discoN-
cred that during his absence his room
had been entered and a 800 ruby stick
pin stolen. In both instances entrance
was gained by means of a skeleton key
The third robbery was the carrying
of OF a suit case full Of clothing from
the Office Of the Bernard hotel
Thus far the officers are without any
tangible clew as TO the identity OF the
thieves.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Army Orders
Special Dispatch TO The Call

lSpccIdt Dispatch TO Ihe Call
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The war
department. has issued the following
orders:
BY direction of the president Second
Lieutenant Cyrus r, Street, retired, is
relieved from duty at Mount Tamalpais
military academy, San Rafael, and will
proceed TO his home.
Major Herman W. Schulz, ordnance
department, is relieved from duty at the
Watertown arsenal, Massachusetts,, and
viii sail from San Francisco about
October ! for the Philippines for duty.
First Lieutenant William B. Graham,
Twentieth infantry. is relieved from
duty a I Fort Leavenworth and will pro-
ceed to San Francisco and report to the
comma nding general of the department
of California for duty, pending the sail
ing OF transport for the Philippines.
where he will proceed for duty.
Second Lieutenant Richard r. Pick
ering, Sixteenth infantry, Is designated
as special disbursing agent of the pay
department for Fort Davis, relieving
First Lieutenant Solomon B. West, Six
teenth infantry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Stockton Brevities

HINDU SENTENCED TO PRIsoN-Judge j. A.
Plummer this morning sentenced Sam Sanda-
sin Hindu. to serve one year in San Quen-
tin Sandasin convicted of a felony.
KILLED BY THIRD RAIL-Stockton. July 26.-
Central California traction company one
of it's track laying crews, stepped on the third
rail last evening while working at a point
one mile north Of Lodi and was instantly
killed.
WANTS TO ADMINISTER EsTATE-Julia p.
Lorch has fled petition for letters
of administration in the matter of the
estate Of her late husband. James Lorch. who
died July IS last. He left will and the
estate is valued at about $4,000 In addition
to the widow there are four children-Nellie
Jordan and Rose Estel. James Martin and
Austin Ray Lorch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

ARRAHM-KARSKY-In this city. June -,
I9IO by Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto, Samuel ADraHn
and Sadie karsky. ..
pAT-NAN-NEWFIELD- this city, July -
1o1a bv Rev Dr. j. Nieto, Joseph baumsn
and Lulu Newfeld o.o
CIARK-BoEvEN-I this city. July -. ltS lslT;
nv Rev T. III. Schroeder. Howard EIs"9rtn or
Clark and Helen Boeven. both OF NaleJo' Cai
uARTMAN-COHN- this city. June l. lSlo;
hr Rev. DR.. j. Nieto, Edwin p Hartman anu
Millie Cohn. 80
rIrSrr- -N1TIG NON-Iu Berkeley. July II. Islo: ~
hv Rev D. T. Booth. DIR. Reuben IL . huat y,
San Francisco and Z. A. Berthe Matsh0h u
Berkeley. Cal. 80 =
NIsft-HoFMAN-Iu this city. July 10, l9lV; oy
D. Dr T. Nieto Gerald Mish and sara HOT
-, %
oJ7ASDoRF-HARRIS-I this city, July =
Ioio bv Rev G. A. Bernthal Wtiilam ..
Ouasdorf and Mary A. harris. D0'n u 'AA
Francisco. - -,
pIcr HoGG-In this city. July %, l9Io. oy
Pa iobn s Troxell pastor of Epworth Metno mo
III. ToIsconsI church. Norman III. Rice OF san
Erancisco and Berniee Geraldine Hogg OF fruit-
vale. - 800
poRERTs-HASS-I Berkeley. July % lSlv:
az the residence of the brides psrehtS., - -
Virginia street by Rev. A. Beatlis' Vii w MiiIi"n -
n Roberts Of Benicia and Ida NJ mass vi
Berkeley, 90
soNTAC-SCHWARTZ-I this city: June 10;
1910, by ReY. Dr. ]. Nieto, Adoipn sontag anu
Augusta Schwartz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
WOMAN RECEIVERS HER
REASON IN CULVERT
Weeks Imprisonment Without
Food Accomplishes Cure

DENVER. July 26.-Imprisonment
in a railroad culvert for a week with
out food or water appears to have
restored the reason of Mrs. Catharine
Krouse, aged so years. of this city.
who ran away from the home Of her
daughter week ago and was found
by train crew today.
The woman was found tightly wedged
between two planks in the culvert.
lying on her back. her means having
attracted the attention of the train
crew. which had been momentarily
stalled.
The woman's body was covered with
bruises and she was so weak she could
scarcely speak. but as she was carried
into the home of her daughter she gave
a weak smile of recognition and was
able to talk coherently for the first
time IN months.
She could not tell how she got into
the culvert.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
DEATHS

BATsERE-In this city. July "a. 1910. Mar,
garet. wife Of the late John Batsere and
ssslssep 9tnsr Of MRS MRS j. G 4 RsGfoFd snhs Mrs @
Hammond and the late Mrs ]. Landers,
native Of Ireland aged % SeitsS seaFs 70 attend
the funeral today "wednesday, from Notre
Dame des VICTORIES church, Bush street be-
tween Grant avenue ana ana Stoekt9n 'T, s street sd
brated for the repose of her soul at 10
a. m Remains at the chapel Of y Gray
Co. 21ss Gesry street r sGrnes OF b ne'sade1o nto
biles.
BoNp-In Mountain Air. y NJ. June 1s 1910
Maud G. Bond. native of San Francisco.
CLARK-In this city, July 26. 1910, Hattie, be-
loved wife OF the late B. ". S Clark. loving
mother OF Mrs. Myrtle Clark. and beloved sis
ter of Mrs. ]. NJ. Hubbell of Pasadena, a ma
tive of Massachusetts, aged 80 years months
and days.
CoHN-In Oakland. Cal. July 25. 1910. Abrs-
ham Cohn, beloved father Of Harry. Charles
B.. samuel and Hyman Cohn.. Mrs. Annie
Jacobs Mrs Nettie Labovitz aud Mrs. Fannie
Hyman a native of Poland. aged Sc years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today tWednes-
from the pariors of Beaudry & McAvoy.
500 Tenth street, between Clay and Jefferson.
oakland. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
GoSCH-In this city, July "a. 1910. Librada
Zstarain de Gosch. dearly beloved wife Of
John Gosch, sister OF Alberto and Angela
Zatarain of Mexico, and dearly beloved god
mother or Alice irwin, native OF COQcOrd1a.
sinaloa. Mexico, aged 50 years IL months and
days. A member Of Ell Dorado circle No. u.
u A. o. D.; Past Arch Druidess associa-
tion No 1: Alcatraz circle No. 1, F. Of c. s. ::
Montezama council No. 20. d. of P. l. o.
X. NJ. and Amity Rebekah lodge No. l61
I. O. o. +.
Friends and acquaintarees respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services to
day "wednesday, July %. at O'Clock p. M,
at the chapel OF Julius s. Godeau. Al Van Ness
avenue Market street, where services will
be held under the auspices Of AmlIy Rebekah
lodge, l. O. o. f. Interment Greenlawn
cemetery. By carriage. Remains at the par
lors OF Julius s. Godeau. sos Montgomery ave
nue.. tntil tomorrow "wednesday.
GREEN-In Wellesley Park. Redwood City CsL
July -. 1910. Catherine c.. beloved wife OF
the late John Green loving mother OF Mary *.
Green and Mrs. Thomas J. Branson. and sis
ter of Mrs. Mary Dillon. native of County
Sligo ireland. aged 63 years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day. July 2S. 1910 from Mount Carmel
church. Redwood City. Cal. where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose %
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
STOCKTON PARLORS TO
JOIN IN CELEBRATION
Native Sons and Daughters Pre-
pare for Admission Day
TS~.,.,I D;,o,y-L fo TIE Call


STOCKTON, July 26.-The Native
Sons and Native Daughters of this city
are making arrangements for their
participation in the Admission day
celebration to be held in San Francisco.
The following committees were ap-
pointed at last nights session of Stock
ton parlor of Native Sons:
Committee on general arrange
ments-W c. Neumiller. George F..
Cats, AL Siegel, William Barth, Frank
Fitzgerald, Harry White, W. H. Hos
mer, F. B. Kelly. W. e. O'Connor, Ray
Friedberger, Ed Van Vranken, A.
Tesch. n. Carpenter and r. s. Dorcy.
Unfornl-W. e. O'Connor, w. H.
Hosmer and George E. Cats.
Publicity-R. Friedberger, e. G. Rey-
nolds, Maurice Nunan.
Music-W. c. Neumiller, AL Siegel and
r. S. Dorcey.
Transportation-W. E. OConnor, Al
Tesch, Ed Van Vranken.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Notable Deaths
PROF. SAMUEL 3. wINANs oF PRNcEToN

PROF. SAMUEL R. wINANs oF PRINCETON.
Princeton. N j.. July 26.-Prof semuei ;kosS fsee
Winans, dean OF Princeton university rom 1sS'o
to 1908 died at bis home here last nignt tSl atey
three weeks illness. He had beee acu'eS
connected with the faculty since 1StSs
REAR ADMIRAL J. A. HAWKE. REL EsI--
washington. july 26..Rear Aas1ira z. 'A1ss for,
merIv medical director of the nz-yy, dled ae
the naval medical school hospital IN "ashns-
ton late yesterday, aged 90 years
VIrvN lose July 26-Mrs. Martha Eliza
Chapel. wife OF Jay B. Chapell. former
Southern Pacific employe AT Sacramento uleo
yesterday at her home in Mountain view.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
SUSPENSION OF RATES
ON FREIGHT THREATENED
Voluntary or Forced Postpone
ment Must Be Made

ST. PAUL. Mimi. July ga tele-
gram from Martin A. Knapp. chairman
of the interstate commerce commits
sion received here today. said that the
carriers would have a conference in
Chicago tomorrow, and that unless the
proposed increase In grain tariffs in
middle western states was voluntarily
postponed to November l they would
be suspended by the commission. The
message was received by the railroad
commissioners of northern states in
conference here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
COURT TO DECIDE
STATE CAPITAL CASE
Justices to Settle Question That
Is Dividing Oklahoma

GUTHRIE, Okla, July 26.-It was
announced tonight that the state su-
preme court will hand down a decision
in the state capital case tomorrow
afternoon.
The question that will be decided
is on a writ of prohibition covering
the proposition whether Judge Huston
of Logan county district court has the
right or the power 10 restrain Cow
ernor Haskell and other state officers
from removing t<e state offices and
records from Guthrie TO Oklahoma
City.
The court will not go into the ques-
tion as to whether Guthrie or Okla
homa City is the legal state capital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
w. p. JAMES APPOINTED
TO APPELLATE COURT
Los Angeles Judge to Succeed
Late Justice Taggart

SACRAMENTO, July Ex-Governor
GiIlett today appointed Superior Judge
William P. James of Los Angeles to
succeed 10 the place on the second dis
trict appellate court bench recently
made vacant by the death OF Justice
James w. Taggart. Paul J. Mccormick
deputy district attorney OF Los Angeles
county. was named to fill the vacancy
created in the superior court bench.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
ISpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

LINCOLN, July ga Santa Rosa
firm. Heritt Brothers, will build the
Lincoln Union high school, the contract
for which was awarded by the school
trustees at a meeting here last night.
The structure will be of terra Gotta
With tile roof and mission style OF
architecture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

COUNCIL REFLECTS
CAPT. B. WALTERS
Police Commissioner Chosen to
Succeed Himself
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, July 26.--The city coun-
min Walters a member of the board of
police and fire commissioners. His
term had expired.
The council awarded the contract for
the purchase Of f1usher and sprinkler
to A. NJ. Barnett, local agent for Stude-
baker Brothers.
The plumbing ordinance providing
for the appointment of plumbing in
spector was passed.
The council denied the application of
the Lauritzen transportation company
for permission to erect a building on
the south wharf
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
HORSE THIEVES OPERATE
AROUND SACRAMENTO
Stolen Animals Probably Sold
in San Francisco
[SpeeiiaI Dseatch q The CalIl

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
J: SACRAMENTO. July pa gang Of
horse thieves has been operating sue
cessfully in Sacramento county during
the last three months. with the result
hat a score Of ranchers and residents
Or the city have lost valuable work
animals The thieves favor horses
weighing about 1900 pounds. The
sheriff believes these horses are stolen
here. shipped TO San Francisco and
other bay points by river steamers and
sold there.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
No Longer Candidate

Los ANGELES, July 26.-Judge
William P. James was a candidate for
republican nomination to the supreme
court, but he announced tonight that
he would withdraw. However, owing
to a difference of opinion as to the
term of the governors appointment,
he will be q candidate TO succeed him
self on the appellate bench in the No
vember election. Ii is too late to have
his name placed on the primary ballot.
but he will enter the general election
by means OF an independent petition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
RANCHER FATALLY
HURT BY HORSE
William ZeigIer's Head and
Chest Crushed by Kicks of
Vicious Animal
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

SACRAMENTO. July 2e.-William
Zeigler, whose left shoulder was badly
smashed and his head and chest
crushed by the kicks of a vicious
horse on ranch near Nicolas died to-
day at the county hospital zeigler
went TO the barn early in the morning.
A commotion followed his entrance, and
when his brother rushed to the barn to
ascertain the trouble he found Zeigler
lying on the floor bleeding from the
many wounds inflicted by the animal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
DAUGHTER WHO ELOPED
is CUT OUT OF WILL
Estate of G. B. Swortfiguer Is
Left to Son
TSpecioI Dispofch TO The Call

NAPA, July 26.-The will of the late
George B. Swortfiguer, pioneer of San
Francisco and of Napa county, was
filed for probate here today by his
son, Thomas Swortfiguer of st. Helena.
The will leaves all of the estate,
valued at 100000, to the son, Thomas
and the testator expressly cuts off his
daughter, Mrs. Marie Swortfiguer, from
participat ting in the estate.
She eloped to Los Angeles six weeks
ago with her cousin. Edward Swort-
figuer. and married him there against
wishes of her father. Property in the
estate includes a valuable block of land
near Golden Gate park in San Fran
cisco.