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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
SAN FRANCISCO ELKS
VISIT BERKELEY LODGE
LOdgemen Entertained i'm the
College Civ

BERKELEY, Sept. 21.-Several score
members of the San Francisco lodge
of Elks were guests of the local or
ganization tonight in the Elks' lode
rooms in Shattuck avenue A band
greeted the visitors at the station and
they were escorted to the hall, where
the evening was spent with various
forms of entertainment. The visit
paid tonight is return call for the
trip made to San Francisco by Berke-
ley lodge recently.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
MINISTER'S WIFE DIES
FROM HEART FAILURE
Mrs. Esther Marvel Dalton
Passes Away at Berkeley

BERKELEY, Sept. 21.-After long
illness, Mrs. Esther Marvel Dalton, wife
of Rev. Charles B. Dalton, pastor of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church of
this city, died this morning at her home,
2424 Virginia street, North Berkeley.
Heart trouble caused death.
Mrs. Dalton came to this city with
her husband from Boise City. where
Dalton was pastor of the Methodist
church for many years. She was a ma
tive of Illinois, aged 40 years. Two
children. Evelyn and Esther Dalton,
also survive.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from Trinity church, and the body will
be shipped to Baldwin, Kan, for burial.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
ROB HOMES
OF JEWELS AND CASH
Sneak Thief Steals Clothes
From Lodging House

OAKLAND, Sept 21.-Frank Josephs
OF 2003 Peralta street reported to the
police this morning that burglars en-
tered his home last night breaking a
window. His loss was a rifle worth $40
L. Tanaka. a Japanese of 80 Clay
street. left his house this morning for
an hour. He returned TO find that s21O
and a gold watch had been stolen by
daylight burglars.
". J. Johnson, 934 Myrtle street. re-
ported the theft Of clothing worth s25
by a man who got into the house on
pretense of hunting a room.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
ATHLETIC GRADUATE
NOW HEAD OF MILITIA
Captain Lawrence O'TooIe to
Lead National Guar.

BERKELEY, Sept. 21.-Lawrence S.
O'TOOle, a graduate of the university.
who was the only athlete ever awarded
a big c." for athletic prowess, although
he never took part in a contest against
Stanford. has been elected captain of
Company c, Fifth regiment, national
guard of this city. succeeding Captain
George c. Pape. who resigned on ac-
count Of business Captain O'Toole
viii lead the company TO Atascadero
for the maneuvers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
STUDENT ASSOCIATION
REACHES HIGH MARK
2,575 Members in University Or
ganiZation

BERKELEY. Sept. 21.-There are
2,575 members of the student body as
sociation at the university, and all pre-
vious records have been broken. Each
member paid the $3.50 annual dues and
the fund has netted a large sum for
the promotion of athletics at the uni
versity The entire list of members of
the association will be published by
Graduate Manager Milton T. Farmer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
POLICE WILL HEAR
FIRST AID LECTURES
DIR. John Force to Begin Series
Friday Afternoon

BERKELEY, Sept. 21.-The first of
the series of lectures on first aid to the
injured before the members of the
Berkeley police department will be de-
livered by DR.. John Force Friday after
noon in the squad room at the city hall
Doctor Force will be followed by other
speakers from among the physicians of
this city. At the close of the lecture
series, the police will be equipped with
first aid boxes for use in cases of
emergency.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
GOVERNMENT TEACHER
is CALLED BY DEATH
G. A. Dinneen Succumbs to Sick
ness Contrac ted in Philippines

OAKLAND, Sept. 21.-Charles A. Din
neen, son of the late M. Dinneen, died
at the family home in Fruitvale yes
terday after a prolonged Illness con-
tracted in the Philippines, where he
was appointed by the government to
act as a teacher among the natives in
the northern part of Mindanao island
The young man had recently re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
Southern Pacific Dumbarton Bridge
Opening

September "a. 1910. For the occa sion
one and one-third fare for the round
trip from San Francisco, Los Gatos
Tracy, Martinez and intermediates to
Newark. Tickets good going Septem-
ber % and "a, return September 25.
1910. Reception, barbecue, bronco
busting. athletic sports. See agents
Southern Pacific company, ticket Offices
Flood building, Palace hotel, Market
street ferry depot. Third and Townsend
streets depot and Broadway and Thir-
teenth street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

NEWSB0Y MAY SURVIVE-Berkeley. Sept. 81
George Parker. 13 year old newsboy, whose
skull was fractured yesterday afternoon by
a fall from horse, operated upon by
Drs. j. j. Benton and II. n. Rowel last night
and has fighting chance for life. Ray Ken
nedy, a playmate, struck The horse which
Parker was riding. causing the accident
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
UNFAIR TO WOMEN?,
NO, SAYS RECORDER
John w. Mott Replies to Equal
Suffrage League, Declaring
Complaint Is Unjust

OAKLAND. Sept. 21.-County Re-
corder John ". Mott replied today to
an attack made upon him by the
Equal Suffrage league on the ground
that he was discriminating against
women employed in his Office. Mott
declared that he had Disseminated in
favor Of women. having 81 now en-
ployed in the Office. against % when
he took Office several months ago.
Mott discharged seven of the women
copyists in his Office a few weeks ago
which was the cause of the attack
made upon him. He reinstated three
of them later and appointed other
women 10 the vacancies.
LETTER FROM SUFFRAGETTES
Mott received the following letter
from Mrs. 5. {. Borland, secretary OF
the league:
At the meeting of the Equal
Suffrage league yesterday after
noon IL was stated that you had
discharged the women employees
Of the recorders soffice, not be-
cause Of inefflciency or neglect Of
duty. but because they lacked the
power Of the ballot.
Great Indignation was expressed
ny those present at such an un-
fair. unjust action. IT has been
proved beyond question that
women as class are more faith
tul, more conscientious and just
ehcient as men in any position
which they may hold. and it should
be the aim of every public officer
10 carry on the work of his Office
in the most efficient manner pos
Sible, regardless of politics.
We believe that one OF the
greatest evils Of our government
victor belong the spoils." and a
policy that is so detrimental to the
interests of the working women
IS condemned by every thinking
woman IN the country
We would like to know if this
action is final. If so. we most
strongly protest against il.
RECORDER PUBLISHES REPLY
To this letter Mott replied:
I address this open letter to
YOU in reply to the resolutions of
condemnation you sent me by let
ter and caused TO be published in
the daily press; The members of
guilty OF unfair and unjust" ac-
tiOn toward the women employed
in the recorders office of this
county. alleging that ] had dis
charged many because of their in
ability TO vote, did me a very grave
wrong, which know you will
hasten to correct. A 10 minute
investigation of my Office would
have shown you that the charges
made are absolutely without foun-
dation and directly contrary to
the true conditions.
When I took charge of the Office
Of recorder of this county there
were % women employed-a, nufl-
Der that far exceeds those en-
ployed in any public office in the
state of California. I have in
creased this by two. and there are
now 81 employed. This should un-
equfvocslly show that my aim as
public officer was TO carry on the
work of this Office in the most
efficient manner, regardless of poll
tics. That this policy is not what
the voters of this county desire
was demonstrated conclusively at
the late primary election of August
Is. 1910. when 1 was defeated for
nomination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
YOUR FACE LOOKS
SO MUCH BETTER!''
Pimples and BIemishes Cleared Away
by POsIam, the New skin Remedy

by POsIam, the New skin Remedy
Results are seen after one overnight
application of poslam when used for
pimpleS. blemishes, rashes. undue red
ness, clearing the complexion. etc. 1t
works wonders in quickly restoring any
affected skin to normal condition and
healthy tone. My face was always full
OF big pimples. and / used TO be
ashamed to go on the street, writes
Mrs. Helen Christian. Jersey City. y. J..
but since I used posiam my face is as
clear as a newborn baby's
In promptly disposing or these minor
skin troubles. pOSlam gives evidence OF
its remarkable powers TO heal the more
serious and stubborn skin diseases
such as acne, letter. scabieS, etc. in
which IL has made its great reputation
Itching is stopped as soon as poslam Is
applied. A sample sufficient to show
results is mailed free. upon request. BY
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 WesI
Twenty-fifth street. New York City.
Poslam is sold In two sizes (trfal. SO
gists. particularly The Owl Drug Co.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29

BOAT FACTORY AND MACHINE SHOP.
BUILDING NOW UNDER CONSTRUC-
Tl0h---B0ATS TO Be TURN
Ed OUT VERY SOON. h.

A boat factory for Eagle River
is now a reality, as Joseph M.
Bnrkle of Stevens Point, arrived
here the first of this week, and has
under construct On a building p
by 50 feet, near the old log hoist.
west of the Light and Water
Plant. The building will later be
used as lumber and storage shed.
Mr.. Burke will also put in a
machine shop, with a welding
machine that will weld any and
all kinds of material that can be
melted, The machinery is now
on the road and soon after its ar
rival he will be ready to turn out
new boats and repair old ones, or
to repair automobiles and gaso-
line engines.
This enterprise will satisfy a
long felt want in Eagle River and
vicinity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
WORST SNOW STORM OF YEAR. n

Last Saturday and Sunday the
residents of Eagle River exper-
fenced the old time winter wealth
er, with a heavy snow storm driv-
en- by a So mile gale from the
north. It was the most severe
storm that we have had here this
winter, and after the long period
Of warm weather. it was felt far
more, and winter clothing was
quickly donned. The storm was
heaviest in the southern part of
the state. The flower buds and
starting foliage were badly nippeo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
BASE BALL DANCE TONIGHT.

The Lyceum Opera House will
without a doubt be packed to the
doors tonight, the date of the an
nual May Dancing Party of the
Eagle River Base Ball Club. The
music will be furnished by the
complete home orchestra and the
best of times is assured all. Al
ready over seventy-6ve tickets
have been sold. The proceeds
are attendant on good cause, if
you can not attend, deposit the
price of a ticket anyway, and rest
assured that before the summer is
over you will be more than repaid.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
BELOW. the
Press al the
iessness and greed.


1he establishment of forestry
departments in many states, and
the decision of courts of last re-
sort to the effect that private own
ers of timber land cannot denude
1t OF its trees so as to cause soil
erosion or interfere with thd nav
lgabllity of streams, are evidences
OF progress the augur we'll for the
future. This subject is worthy of
the most serious thought of our
people, and | trust that the citi-
zens OF this commonwealth will
continue to lead in all movements
that make for the public welfare.
In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State of Wis
consin to be affixed. Done at the
Capitol, in the City of Madison,
this sixteenth day of March, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand,
nine hundred and ten.
By the Governor,
JAMES 0. DAVIDSON.
JAMES A. FREAR, Secty. OF State.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
ALUMINIUM PLANT BEING SHIPPED.

The Eagle Aluminium Company
is thing of the past. as the
machinery is now being loaded on
cars to be shipped away, 1t was
thought that Mr.. Adele, who pur-
chased the plant at the assignee
sale few weeks ago, would start
the plant here, at least, such was
his stated intention at the time,
but things are different now, and
what the citizens thought would
be good thing for Eagle River.
has gone up in the air,-mostly
hot--while the expenses were
paid by few of the citizens.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
URGING THE HEMLOCK
r,II NEW BUILDINGS GOING up
'I FOUNDATIONS INCREASED
vIVy NEEDED ADDITIONS
BEING MADE AT
THE RESORT Il

n, aHemlock" resort on Mus.
ooge lake is under going a
.,,,aI change in appearance in
Nv wavs, such as new buildings
,rgneot of others and several
s;sry Improvements for the
hare Of its guests.
Mt. WetzeI, the proprietor, has
80 On the grounds for the past
\ weeks with a crew of carpen-
srith the following results.
The dining room has been en-
.,ed to double its former size ;
,Hthen is thribbled in size and
hid out for the convenience
.Jabor saving of the assistants
THAT department. A new hot
M cold bath house is nearly
opIeted, and adjournlng the
.tbhCuse on the south will be
.ita number of individual baths
Tt bachelor quarters above.
he Of the main features of i'm
gvpment is the new boat house
nj the lake shore, a two story
ncture 40 X 40 feet, the lower
art OF which will accommodate
g and all boats, while the upper
tory will be used exclusively as
amusement pavilion.
Mr. WetzeI is a strong support
.ot all clean sports and the lawn
Ill be Ieveled and lifted for all
@ibIe athletics, which will be
lder the personal supervision of
e we'll known college Coach,
lgard Cochem, of St. Louis,
10 will lay out the grounds &C
rdiOg to A. A. rules.
Hand ball, base ball, tennis.
mining and rowing are some
the sports which will be con-
tied by Mr.. Cochem on the
FUNDS.
A corps OF competent assistance
been engaged and Mr.. Wetzel
give the patrons the best of
:Wthiny.
The Launch "Hemlock" will
l'fso complete repairing and
CIV engine installed making it
fastest and one of the most
Gent passenger boats on the
Is.
Wen The mentioned improve
Ms are completed The Hem
will rank with the prettiest
mas places in Northern Wis
sin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
'SOOR AND BIRD DAY, MAY 9Th.

y virtue of the power vested
cue oy law, |, James 0 David
r. Governor of the State of Wis
i-S'o, hereby designate Friday,
l"'y 9th, as Arbor and Bird Day
- request that it be duly obser-
- 0y all schools, colleges and
~-SaIlonaI institutions by the
s'"onS OF trees, the adornment
'S'nooI and public grounds, and
'O'oeT suitable exercises, having
" @eir object the advancement
r Tie study of arboricuIture, the
>''~0ijon of spirit of protection
y o'Fds and trees, and the cult
'"on OF an appreciative senti-
~.a' concerning them.
Inc value of tree culture and
~. =, necessity for the preservation
VIC lie are now generally re-
s%lzed. We failed to apprec-
NC The great bounty of nature
Our prlmeval forests until the
Vt, y OF reckless logging and pre-
,"'soIe fres reached such dimen-
WIS that the country became a
% =, and the consequent ex-
'1S'VeneSs of fuel and building
serial caused people generally
consider our natural resources
u favor steps that would tend
s0me measure to repair the
~"ase brought upon US by reck-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
WILL TEACH MUSIC.

Miss Grace Radcliffe, who is
teaching this year in one of the
graded rooms, has accepted a
position as instructor in music in
the City School at Devils Lake,
North Dakota. Miss Radcliffe
will enter upon her new position
Sept. 5th.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
COUNTY SCHOOLS COMPLETE TERMS,

The following county schools
closed last Friday after a seven
month term: Pioneer district,
taught by Miss Myrtle Kuehue;
Monheim district, by Morton
Cook; Reed district, by Miss
Laura DAILY and he Conover dis
trict, by Miss Leona Mack.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA COMING.

The Stevens Point Symphony
Orchestra will give dance at the
Lyceum Opera House May 9th.
This orchestra comes to US we'll
recommended, as by the follow
ing press notice:
The Hayward Republican:-"A
large and appreciative crowd
greeted the Symphony Orchestra
Friday, April 18th, at their dance
and all expressed extreme salts
faction at entertainment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
WANTED

Three girls at Hackley Board
ms house. Enquire of S. c. Ray
mond, Manager, Hack'ey, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
WILL ENTERTAIN.

Mesda mes, G. M. Nash and L.
A. McCallum will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
eationaI Church, at the Church
Parlors, Tuesday afternoon. All
are invited.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
CHURCH ROOF DAMAGED.

One side of the Iron Sheeted
roof of the Catholic Church at
Three Lakes. was torn off by the
wind last Friday. Several win
dows were broken also. No
damage by the wind was reported
here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
SALE OF HORSES.

This week Jos. Stepanski sold
his driving team to N. M. EN-
mons, who is now using them as
delivery team. They make a hHe
team for that purpose.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29

James Pinneo sold a driving
horse to George Sanborn to re-
place the one Mr.. Sanborn sold to
&. L. Carter last week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29

G. L. Carter purchased a three
year old driver of Charles Frank,
making three good drivers owned
by Lester.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-29
FOR SALE.

One frst-class work horse, gar
anteed gentle and sound. Weight
1900 lbs. Call at this office. If.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01
Former Resident
Must Serve Time

Hugh Willis, a former resident OF
this city, wa brought here Saturday
evening TO serve a term eli one year
Ill the state prison. Will, WAS
charged and convicted 81 assault at
Winnemucca, the crime being com
united owe a year ago.
According 10 people who are TAMIL
lar with the case the sentence given
Willis was entirely unjust. The ri
Tense was committed during Il saloon
fight. \ friend OF Willis was attack
eel by a man much larger than his
friend and the latter was getting
much the worst OF the deal. Willis
tried to separate the two men but
failed and fearing that the larger man
ot the two might inttiCt a serious in
jury on the other man Willis grab
bed a chair and stopped the fight by
hitting his friends opponent over the
head. \ warrant WAS sworn out
charging him with assault.
He was released ON bail and the
case was not called for trial for more
than a year. During the interim
friends OF Willis did everything in
their power to get him to leave the
country but he refused saying that
he had no fear of the outcome and
that he did nothing hat he did not
expect a friend to do for him under
like conditions. He was found guilty
however. and sentenced to serve one
year in the state prison.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01
WOUNDING THE
KINGS ENGLISH

One OF Washington, wcalthlcSt
women is another Mrs. Malaprop, and
her friends tedd many 4 story OF her
manipulation Of the Kings English.
Once a friend said to her Mrs.
Blank, how we'll and strong your
daughter looks"
"Ies," was the answer, "Mary i
SO we'll, in fact, | think she i, the
most indcliCatc girl i'll Washington.
Another time someone SAID i'll rel
ereuce to Mary'o return from abroad,
'Whcre iaMary now" The mother
Malaprup replied: she l. at Paris
and She would spend al OF her time
there if She could. She is the great
est Parasite | have ever KNOWN"
She also informed someone that
her husbands costume at a mask ball
WAS very effective. that The ven III
the garbage OF a monk. Another
time her daughter, hand was praised
iUr ii, beauty and She sad: Eyes,
Daisy has a beautiful hand. and the
ncNt time We go to Italy We intend
having a bust made OF Daioy'S hand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01

Morchouse first flung the flag Of
insurgency to the breeze at Winnie
mucca, when the republican onvcn
ton OF 1908 was held there. Nixon
and the other bosses, didn't want
Taft; they fanCied that there hung
too strong an odor OF Roosevelt
about him: and to their nustrils. the
travelling periumcry bag OF the
sachet kitty would be preferable to
anything like that. But Morchousc
wanted Taft, and he raised a roar
there that almost drowned out the
noise OF the Southern Pacific loco
motives. whistling signals from the
yard. He was ably seconded by
George Springmeycr. another. indie
pendent from Goldheld. and neither
OF these gentlemen have been very
popular at headquarters" ever since.
You don't hear anything about Dad
Herrin sending tclcgrams-aud trans
portation to them. Not much
Keno Nevada Weekly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01
Resorts at the
Lake Now Open

Tahoe Tavern and other resorts
on the shores OF Lake Tahoe are
crowded already although the season
IT the Lake is only a few weeks
old it S believed by railroad people
and others thai the crowds at the
Lake this year will be larger than
at any time ever before.
Two hundred and fifty members of
the California Transportation club
were at the Lake over Sunday. While
the Casino at the Tavern andi ,hrdli
there they had a fine musical pro
gram in the Casino at the Tavern
and also printed a newspaper for that
day.
Many people went from Reno t"
the Lake in autos and report pleas
an, trips. They state ina the roads
are good between Rem" md TrrCkee
but very poor between Iruckee and
the Lake.-Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01
FRIDAYS DANCE

Friday night the young ladir, VIII"
are giving the dance for the benefit
of the baseball team will show their
friends the best time Of the season
at the Armory Hall and dance lovers
and all who enjoy Il real good time
benefit is given for the purpose Of
getting suits for the home team and
if you can't attend. buy 4 ticket Il
the boys need the money.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01
THEY ARE HERE

While insurgents are prominent III
republican politics in this state. tina,
does not mean to say that they are
not strong numerically. The writer
inclines to the opinion that they are,
I his is particularly the case among
the young republicans of intelligence
Who read the magazines: and who
doesn't read the magazines these
days? 1t is the magazine readers
among the voters of Nevada that
are destined to give the machine pol
ltlcians of this state an awful jolt by
next election night. The magazines
have thrown down the idols Of party
fetichism. have taught their readers
to prize above all other things in a
candidate, honesty, courage. and eff
tciency. They have taught the voter
to despise the official whose func-
tons do not rise above those of an
elrand boy and they have shown
what a continuance of the reign of
corporation control means to the
country, The people have gotten
out of the old stupid habit of swal-
lowing what was labeled for their
consumption. They look loke drag
uns' teeth to the machine men; they
viii turn into armed men by the first
week of Observation-Disclosures Nevada
Weekly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-01
Eagles Will
Give Picnic

On Sunday. June 10Th next, the
allied Aeries OF Eagle, i'll this vi
cinity will gather at a monster cclr
bration at Bowers Mansion and will
inauguratc a custom whereby four
cities will alternately meet in the dill
erent cities each year
The aerie, to participate are those
from Reno. Virginia City, Carson City
and Sparks and Reno will have the
honor Of conducting the first picnic.
An excursion is planned for tn"
10Th which will be attended by II
least five hundred Eagles from the
different cities and a program ot
sports, music and dancing will be
given.-Journal.