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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-08

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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
SINGERS REHEARSE
PASSION MUSIC
Drama of Crucifixion Will Be
Sung at Bach Festival in
Greek Theater

BERKELEY, May 1S.-With the great
year yet lingering in memory there is
widespread anticipation of the second
and much more elaborate feast of Bach
music which will be offered in the
Greek theater Saturday afternoon, May
%, in the form of the ST. Matthew
passion music. DR.. j. Fred Wolfe, the
Bach leader, has trained his singers for
nearly year in preparation for the
forthcoming event, which will offer in
song the great Holy Drama OF the
Crucifixion.
The Bach choir, which this year
numbers 120 singers, will be augmented
by chorus of 500 school children, who,
with the consent of the public school
department, have been trained in the
Bach music under the personal super
vision of Doctor Wolfe. The childish
voices will be heard in the 10 old
German folk songs which will be a
pleasing feature of the program and
will swell the great ''chorale fantasia,
which will open the program.
Well known singers have been in re-
hearsal for months for the solo parts
of the festival. Carl Anderson at the
Evangel will sing the theme of the
drama, and H. d. Mustard, basso, will
have the solo part of the Christ
Four sopranos will have the solo
parts for women, the singers being
Miss Alice Andrews, Mrs. Orrin Kipp
McMurray, Mrs. Frances Thourghman
and Mrs. A. f. Weed. Three minor solo
parts will be sung by II. j. Satin, Ar
thur George and George Blacker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
BASEBALL Sketch
HEADS GOOD BILL
Breezy Chatter of Diamond Fea-
lures Splendid Act at the
Oakland Orpheum

OAKLAND, May 1.-THE baseball
world in New York. where every child
is fan" before he or she is a scholar,
is typified at the Orpheum this week
in the sketch. swat Milligan" The
play is as rollicking as ~Fagans De-
cision" and is a splendid bit of vaude-
vile. The act introduces two of the
cleverest young actors who have ever
been on the Oakland Orpheum stage.
Thrilling acrobatics are supplied by
the three Klos sisters, one of whom.
Miss Minnie Kloss. has been featured
in many cities for her beauty as much
as her skill.
The five juggling Normans open the
show with 4n exhibition of clever club
work. The Avon Comedy Four are
foolish but funny. John McCloskey.
the young tenor, is heard to advantage
in his selections from classical and pop
ular compositions.
Other good acts are Anna Laughlin.
the little prima donna, and Marshall
Montgomery, the ventriloquist
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
HUSBAND OBJECTS
TO HAVING Home
Wife, in Divorce Suit, Says Her
Spouse Constantly Wan
dered From Fireside

OAKLAND. May 1T never had a
home and I don't want any now" was
the way Walter Childers is said to
have told his wife he regretted he had
married and explained his habit of not
coming home as often as she desired
Mrs. Kate Childers. the wife, brought
suit for divorce today on the ground
of extreme cruelty.
Mary A. Carter was granted a final
decree of divorce today against VIII
liam ]. Carter on the ground of de-
sertion. She testified that about seven
years ago he left home, saying he
would be gone on business two or
three days. He came back six and a
half years later and expressed sur
prise that she had not secured a di-
vorce. He even urged her to get di-
vorce, and when she refused he left
again. Shortly after, Mrs. Carter says.
she discovered that the reason he was
SO anxious for her to get divorce was
that he had annexed another wife in
Los Angeles.
Suit for divorce on the ground of
habitual intemperance was begun to-
day by Sylvia against Edward T.
Kelly,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
BOAT RIDE IN WAGON
TIES UP $4,000 ACRES
Dead Millionaire Made "Sea
Trip" Over Stretch of Desert

LOS ANGELES, May IA boat trip,
not rowed, in which the voyagers rode,
is said to be at the bottom of con-
troversy over Palo Verde valley lands,
valued at $2,500,O0 The rights of
settlers are considered in jeopardy be-
cause of whimsical trick praeticed
35 years ago by a San Francisco mil
lionaire, now dead. 1t is charged that
he had the boat carefully loaded on a
wagon, and after 1t had been hauled
over a prescribed area, claimed $4,000
acres of rich land under the swamp
and overflow act, following his attest
ing to the fact that he had made the
trip by boat.
The land is desert land. The dis
pute, which upon its face appears to
be a controversy between the govern
ment and the state, will come up for
hearing before United States Surveyor
General Archer in Los Angeles,
June Is.
The settlers, however, assert that the
controversy is really between them
selves and a land grabbing syndicate.
In order to protect their rights, the
settlers have organized and engaged
an attorney. After citizens had been
invited to take up the land, the settlers
say, the Los Angeles land office ordered
it withdrawn because of the classifica-
tion resulting from the boat ride"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
MUSICAL CLUBS
TO START EAST
University Students Leave To-
day for Chicago and New
York for Concert Trip

BERKELEY, May 17.-On a trip
which will take them to New York,
where they plan to meet Colonel Roose-
Welt on his arrival in that city, the
members of the glee and mandolin clubs
of the student body will start for the
east tomorrow, about 40 strong. The
first concert will be given at Richmond
tomorrow night, and the last will be
given by the glee club in Harvard uni
versity at the commencement exercises
there.
The clubs which annually tour the
east will go under the auspices of the
Santa Fe railroad and will render con-
certs before the employees of the cor
poration en- route. Stops will be made
at Fresno, the Needles, Williams, the
Grand canyon, Gallup, Albuquerque,
Vaughan, Amarillo, Waynoke, Chanute,
Chillicothe, Chicago, Galesburg (knoX
college) and Bloomington.
At Chicago the clubs will separate,
most of the glee club men going on
east to New York, where they will sing
before university clubs and at eastern
institutions of learning.
The college singers will be intro
duced to Colonel Roosevelt, who is ex-
pected to give them a welcome, both
on account of his friendship for DR..
Wheeler and of the fact that he is COM
ing here to lecture next spring.
The men who will make the long
tour across the continent are: Mando-
lin club-R. Hill, E. r. Dickover. E. r.
Fertig, L. II. Hibbard, E. E. Grant, HI.
G. Adams, l.. J. Pfau, S. de la Cuesta,
H. D. Maxwell, S. F. Bryan, S. II. Day.
F. Wolfsohn, d. de Fremery, c. Z. Ell
lott and j. de Fremery.
The glee club men are: r. ]. Mac
Fadyen, l.. r. Rowe, r. 3. High, L. ID.
Van Horne, ]. A. Stroud, S. HI. Day, A.
c. SAKE, II. L. Coles, r. r., Weber, w.
P. Stanton, A r. Weber, l.. B. Mar
chant, f. S. Peterson, F. A. Plant, e.
R. Fertig. e. M. Einstein, H. w. Sher-
wood and "A. r. Grimstead.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
PROPERTY OWNERS ARE
AGAINST BITUMINIZING
Suit Brought to Enjoin Super
intendent of Streets

OAKLAND, May 17.-Protests against
the paving of Brush street between
Fourteenth and Twenty eighth streets.
which were vigorously made before the
city council at several meetings, were
supplemented today by a suit to enjoin
superintendent of Streets Howe and
the Ransome- -Crummey company from
going ahead with the work of construc-
tion. The council overrode the protests
of the property owners.
The injunction suit was brought in
the name of L. w. Williams. who owns
property at Brush and Fifteenth streets.
About 100 property owners are inter
ested in opposing the paving of the
street, and are supporting Williams.
Paving of Brush street is objected
to on the ground that it is residence
street. and already in good enough
condition without going to the expense
of illuminating it, as proposed
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, May 17.-The following
marriage licenses were issued here to-
day:
Francis T. Brown. 81, and Irma e. Fay, %,
both of Oakland.
Charles A. o'Connell. So, and Anna Schanz,
90, both of San Francisco.
Antoine ". Anselmo. 30, and Mary B. Pine,
33, both of Pleasanton.
Caesar E. Bgler, 2e, and Mabel E. Rice, Is,
both of Pleasanton.
Kirby B.. Smith, 40. Oakland and Mary
E. Hunter 80, Alameda.
George B. Guyles, %, Tacoma, and Grace
F. Batz. 21, Bakersfield
George ]. Ramos. 2s, and Mamie G. Perry,
2S, both of Oakland.
Alfred Quintet, %, and Virginia Chaves, 1e.
both of Oakland.
Cove s. Wright. Is, and Maybele Reed 20,
both of San Francisco.
James w. Sperry, 81, and Myrtle e. Alverson,
%, both of Oakland.
olin R.. Clark, 20, and Anna X. starkey, q,
both of Oakland.
John S. sanches, "a. Newman, and Annie B.
Azevedo Is, Alvarado
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
EVENTS m THE COUNTIES BORDERING FRANCISCO
BOYSWINDLERGETS
4 YEARS in PRISON
Judge Brown Fixes Penalty for
Playing Confidence Trick
on Attorney

OAKLAND, May 17.-Four years in
San Quentin was the sentence dealt
out today by Judge Brown to Frank
Thomas. alias the boy BunkO Steerer,
for swindling Attorney r. NJ F1tzger-
aid out of $500. According to the Oak
land police, the youth has a long career
of trickery and swindling behind him.
He posed as the brother of the owner
of newstands when he went to Fftz-
gerald. He told the lawyer that he
had consignment of magazines on
which $500 was due, and that If he
did not have the money right away
he would lose not only the magazines.
but the agency for the publication He
professed to be able to repay shortly,
and Fitzgerald let him have the money.
The boy decamped-
He was arrested in Los Angeles and
brought back to trial. He was ex-
ceedingIy defiant and fresh" and
seemed proud of his exploits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
WASHINGTON LOGGERS
TO MAINTAIN PRICES
Attempts Made to Reduce the
Market Quotations
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
PORTLAND, Ore, May 17.-The fight
that has been waged for years between
the California lumber buyers and the
Oregon and Washington lumber manu-
facturers for power to establish the
market value of lumber is said to be
about to reach a climax, with the log
gers of the northwest backing the
manufacturers.
Strenuous effort has been made for
several months by large buyers in Cali
fornia to break the lumber market in
Oregon and Washington. with the
manufacturers standing between the
buyer and the logger.
Loggers on the Columbia river, after
carefully investigating the situation,
have decided to stand pat on values. If
logs are held firm it is believed that the
manufacturers will be forced to oppose
the market smashing tactics of the
buyers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
VETERAN JEWELER AND
WATCH MAKER is DEAD
Carl Y. Strom Dies at His Ala
media Home

ALAMEDA. May 16.-CarI V. Strom.
a resident Of Alameda for 30 years,
and well known watch maker and
jeweler, died this morning at his resi-
dence. 1179 Regent street, following an
illness of three weeks.
Strom was the father Of Carl Z.
Strom, former commodore of the
Aeolian yacht club; Victor Strom and
Mrs. Ralph Knight. His wife died
some years ago.
Strom was a native of Stockholm,
Sweden, and was II years of age He
was for many years the foreman of the
watch department Of Shreve & Co, of
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
OFFICERS THINK THEY
HAVE OFFICE ROBBER
Accused Horse Thief Suspected
of Other Crimes
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN MATEO, May 17.-With the ar
rest of Charles Maynard by Sheriff Ar
thur Langford in San Jose yesterday
on a charge of having stolen horse
and buggy from Russell & Salter. pro-
prietors of a local livery stable, the
San Mateo authorities believe that they
have caught the man who has been
robbing dentists offices in Burl1ngame
and San Mateo.
Dr. H. r. Daley's Office in the Bank
of Burlingame building was entered
Sunday and $50 in gold taken. An at
tempt was made to enter the office of
DIR. Ira L. Chapman in the same build
ing and DR.. A. L. Sanderson's office In
the Brown building, San Mateo.
Maynard was arrested in San Jose
for trying to sell horse and buggy to
Allender & Castillo, proprietors of the
Exchange stables, 40 South First
street. He will be arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Walter 6. Love
land tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
ALAMEDA GIRL IS
CLAIMED AS BRIDE
Miss Florence PIunmer Be-
comes Wife of Joseph
McIIrOy of This City

OAKLAND, May 17.-At a brilliant
ceremony at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Plummer in Alameda
this evening Joseph McIlroy of San
Francisco claimed as his bride Miss
Florence PIummer, one of the daugh-
ters Of the home. The beautiful dec
orations in white and gold produced
some fne effects In the drawingroom
. an altar was built entirely Of st. Jo-
seph lilies and yellow japanese iris,
roses and ferns being used throughout
the other rooms.
Miss Plummer, who is one Of the
youngest brides Of the summer, wore
= robe OF white crepe de meter
trimmed with duchess lace. The gown
was made on the straight lines with
a long court train. The front panel
was hand embroidered. the large but
teray being finished with seeded pearls.
The veil was caught with spray Of
orange blossoms and the bride carried
a shower Of lilies Of the valley and
orchids
Miss Ethel Plummer attended her sis
ter as maid Of honor, wearing a gown
Of yellow crepe de meter, the distin-
gushing feature of which was the
Grecian shoulder drape of yellow chif-
fon- She carried a staff of St Joseph
lilies.
The bridesmaids. Miss Hazel Holt,
Miss Ruth Holt and Miss Theo Spauld-
ing. were gowned alike in pattern robes
Of pale green crepe de meter finished
with q drape Of green chiffon and gold
embroidery Zach wore a necklace OF
pearls and carried lilies Of the valley
and maidenhair fern in the form of a
shower
Mcuroy was assisted by Herbert Gal
lsgher as best man. The ushers We're
Philip Plummer, Harold Plummer, Err
nest Porter and Russell Field. The
marriage service was read by Rev.
Bradford LeaVitt, minister of the Uni
tartan church OF San Francisco.
After their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
McIlroy will establish themselves for
the Summer in Mil Valley. Later in
the year they plan TO go abroad.
McIlrOy is well known railroadman
Of the coast. Formerly he resided in
Canada. His bride is q favorite with
the girls Of the younger set, who have
entertained extensively in her honor
since the announcement Of her be-
trothaL The Plummer family is promi-
nent in business and social circles
Miss Madeline Todd will entertain
at cards Thursday afternoon at the
Todd home in Fourteenth street.
The formal announcement of the be-
trothal Of James o. Lewis and Miss
Hazel Augusta McPike, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. McPike, is
interesting q wide circle Of friends of
the young people in the bay cities. No
definite plans have been made for the
marriage. although it probably will be
late in the year. Lewis is a graduate
OF Stanford university and is engaged
in business in the southern part of the
state. where he and his bride viii
ests blish their home. The McPikes are
prominent on this side Of the bay.
One Of the interesting weddings OF
the early winter viii be that at which
COlvin Morse Reed viii claim as his
bride Miss Frances Agnes Whiting, the
daughter Of Mrs NJ. J. Whiting of
Berkeley. Reed is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Russell Reed. He is asso-
cisted with the firm which bears his
fathers name as a partner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
REFUGEE BUNKOMEN
REST IN PORTLAND JAIL
Four Suspects Who Fled San
Francisco Are in Trouble
TSoecial Dispotch to The Call

PORTLAND, May 17-Four alleged
bunkomen were arrested this morning
by Sergeant Keller at the Princess
hotel after they had robbed G. Veer-
haegen of $40. The quartet arrived
here Sunday from San Francisco.
They registered under the names of
r. c. Simpson, C. W. Harris, B. P. Jones
and B. G. Walkheimer. 1t is believed
that the men are a part of the former
Harvey Dale gang of bunkomen, who
operated here until driven out by Chief
of Police Cox.
After leaving here the gang went to
San Francisco, but they evidently found
the southern metropolis too warm for
them. Chief Cox declares they will not
be allowed to remain in Portland. They
were not admitted to bail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
FOUR WILL RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS FROM SCHOOL
Graduating Exercises to Be Held
by Arts and Crafts

BERKELEY, May 1.-THE gradua-
tion exercises of the California school
of arts and crafts of this city will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
and four graduates will receive diplo-
mas from the hands of principal F. H
Meyer The graduates of the class OF
1910 are: Fernando Hermann, Berke
ley; Louise Bendewald. San Francisco;
Emily Sherman, Berkeley; Adele Barnes,
Oakland. Mrs. Elinor Carlisle. a mem
Der of the Berkeley school board, will
address the graduates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
POLICE ORGANIZE IN
SEARCH FOR WOMAN
Mrs. Anna Scott Missing Since
Sunday Morning

BERKELEY, May IA systematic
search has been organized by the police
TO find Mrs Anna Scott, who formerly
made her home with Mrs. l. r. Smith.
but who disappeared from 2309 Howe
street last Sunday morning, and has
not been seen since. Mrs. Scott left TO
go to church. according to Mrs. Smith.
The missing woman is so years of age.
five feet in height and has gray hair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
SEMINARY WILL HOLD
ORDINATION SERVICES
Five Students to Be Elevated
to Diaconate
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
SAN MATEo, May 17.-ordination
services will be held at the Episcopal
theological seminary at the corner OF
Bellevue avenue and San Mateo drive
at 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The following will be ordained to the
diaconate:
David T. Gilmore, Wilfrid L. Green
wood, Richard F. Hart, Harold II.
Kelly and Light S. Mayekawa.
Rev. Crompton Sowerbutts and Rev.
Arch Perrin will be ordained priests.
Luncheon will be served the visitors
after the services.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
COUNCIL PASSES CAR
FENDER ORDINANCE
New Law Will Affect All Troll
lev Lines

BERKELEY, May 1.-THE city coun-
ell this morning passed to print an
ordinance requiring the Oakland trac-
tion company to equip all cars operated
here with one of four selected types of
tenders which recently passed the tests
in New York. J. o. Davis and c. A.
Sherman appeared before the council
and asked that a law be passed requir-
ing also the guarding of the wheels of
the cars, but no change was made in
the ordinance to introduce this fea-
ture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
FORMER EDUCATOR is
PLACED ON. TRIAL
Accused of Giving Drugs to Cir
Student
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Richardson, who formerly conducted a
business college in this city, was placed
on trial in the superior court here to-
day charged with securing and giving
drugs to young women member of his
school.
The jury was secured and the vic
tim gave her testimony, which was
greatly strengthened by the severe
cross examination given by the defend
ants attorneys.
This case will be continued tomorrow.
Richardson is under another indict-
ment charging criminal assault, in
which another girl pupil is the COM
planning witness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
BRASS KNUCKLES DID
NOT LEAVE IMPRESSION
Lack of Evidence in Battery
Charge Releases EIiopoIiS

OAKLAND. May I7.-John Eliopolis,
who was charged with battery on COM
plant of Samuel Nofte, owner of a
delfcatessen store at Twenty fourth
street and Oakland avenue. was ac-
quilted by Judge r. B. Tappan this
morning on the ground that evidence
was lacking to convict. Nofte said that
his assailant used brass knuckles, but
this could not be confirmed.
Ten days sale now on at II. Schell-
haas. See posters in windows, 11th st. .
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18

J. A. BRITToN TO LECTURE-Berkeley, May
H-John A. Britton of San Francisco will
ADDRESS the members of the East Side i'm
provement club in their regular meeting in
the Tennis club house in Hillegass avenue to-
morrow night. His subject will be 1.-The Re
the People,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
HEAT OVERCOMES MAN
AT GREEK THEATER
Henry K. Goddard, Pioneer Res
ident, SWoonS at Jubilee

BERKELEY. May 17.-Henry K. Cod
dard. & pioneer of California and a
warm friend Of DR.. Henry Durant, was
overcome by the heat at the university
Greek thester during the jubilee ad-
dress and swooned. He is 20 years
Of age and feeble and the suns rays
proved too strong for him after the
climb to the classic theater. He was
removed to his home in Lake street,
san Francisco, by his son in law, NJ. H.
Conk
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
SHIP TO BE CHARTERED
FOR SINGING SOCIETY
Steamer to Bring Visitors to
Saengerfest
TSpecinl Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
EUREKA, May 17.-Oficers of the
Northern singing society have been in
communication with officials of the
North Pacific and Pacific Coast steam
ship companies for some time, endeav-
oring to charter steamer to make the
trip here from Seattle the first week
in September for the accommodation
of the 500 persons who are expected to
attend the Pacific coast saengerfest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
I BURGLAR SCI

BURGLAR SENTENCED--oakland May IL
Leo Won Jacobs was given sentence of a
years imprisonment in San Quentin today BY
Judge Brown for burglary. He pleaded guilty
to robbing the room of Fred Stone at road
house in East fourteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18

GIRL is MISSING-Oaklsnd. May I7-Donker
Byas, is year old girl living with her mother
at the Webster house, room 10, is reported TO
have left home May IA and has not been seen
or heard of since. She is feet inches TALL
has dark hair and brown eyes and wore a
white shrtwaist. brown leghorn hat with rose
trimmings and parted hsir on left side.