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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
High Scores Are Made
In Closing Shoot

The closing shoot of the California
schuetzen club at Schuetzen park yes
terday afternoon resulted in some high
scores for the year was exceedingly
w. F. Blasse rolled up a score of
$50 with 10 shots in the medal shoot
of the club. thereby tieing the years
record held by Otto Bremen for that
match. Blasse's feat was cheered, as
it was his last chance to make good,
and he did.
The competition for the 20 highest
scores forthe year was exceedingly
keen, Frank Bremen just nosing out
Hoffman. Bremen had 2.20S and Hoff-
man 2,2o4 in his 100 shots
The cadet class proved that the
young shots must have recognition in
the near future. Emil Suffer scored
1877, being higher than many of the
second and third class shooters
Following the scores:
MEDAL SCORES
First Championship class-w. F. Blasse 23O.
Second championship class-W. c. Hoffman,
21s 2l6 F. II. Bremen, ZIG; T. ]. Carroll,
First eIass-G. A. Pattberg. 222. pos; John
Second cIass-L. Willie. 2o7 1876; F. o. Brat
Third class.F, a. Garrabrandt 215: ]. Boiler.
%v'' a. l1eilntuSs. <uo, 100: Hauser, 19l
1I6 J. A. Suffer. 1ss; F. H. Garnie, 1856 1Ts;
Veteran class Utschig, 2Os A. Won WvI
19a. 1sT; A. Rahwyler! 1876 157; J. c. Waller
1sa. ls lss; g. r. Hauser. It's. 173; F. Pape
Cadet class--Emil sutter. 1917; A. f. Hinter-
man. It's. 16a
Pistol and revolver match-w. F. Blasse. 40
A; F. II. Garnie, 46 Al; A. Hennings 46 Al :.
n r. Blasse A, Al; ]. Boiler, A. 40: w G.
Composition target handicap-w. G. HOFFMAN
z 72; ]: ITtsehg, IL: G.. Pattberg 20: F.
Bremer, 70; F. A. Garrabrandt 10; L. Wille
Wyl, 65: Charles OFT, 65: F. O. Rratton. Ga.
NJ. F. Blasse, Ga; G. r. Hauser. 64: A. Hen
nings. "a F. Pape, 62; l.. Hauser, 81; j. Fret
60; J. A. Frei, go.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
NATIVES MARK WAY
OF kings HIGHWAY
Commemorative Post and Bell
Raised at Howard and
Sixteenth Streets

Another Ell Canine Real bell and
sign post, designating the kings high
way along which the numerous mis-
sions were established, was formally
dedicated and turned over to the city
yesterday afternoon at the northeast
corner OF Howard and Sixteenth streets
by seven different parlors of Native
Daughters. Several hundred people wit
messed the pretty ceremony.
This makes the twenty first bell and
post raised by the Native Sons and
Daughters to the state and is one of a
hundred which are now in the highway.
It is in line with a general plan started
over year ago to perpetuate the name
OF the Real and commemorate the work
of the missions that the work is being
carried on. So far the bells have been
erected along the great highway from
San Diego to Sonoma. When it has
been ascertained which direction the
road then takes bells will be erected at
all cross roads as far as Siskiyou.
NAMED AFTER ST. GESEVIEVE
The exercises yesterday were brief.
Past Grand President Emma G. Foley
acted chairman Of the day. DR..
Mariana Bertola delivered a short ad-
dress entitled The Flag" after which
Mrs. Hattie Thomson led the audience
in singing America"
The honor of naming the bell fell to
Mrs. Mamie G. Peyton, grand president
Of the Native Daughters. A beautiful
American flag, which covered the bell,
was withdrawn as Mrs. Peyton said: II
present this mission bell to the city
of San Francisco, and name it st. Gene
We've, the patron saint of France"
TRIBUTE PAID TO FOUNDERS
Rev. Father Maximilian Newman of
st. Boniface church then conferred a
blessing. Father Patrick Cummins Of
Dolores church then told of the birth
OF the missions and how the Jesuits
converted the Indians. In speaking of
the missions Father Cummins said:
1T was this band of holy fathers who
founded our dear and historic Mission
Dolores which stands today in its one
hundreth and twenty-fourth year We
are proud of our missions and more
proud of those worthy fathers who
erected them"
Major Edwin A. Sherman. a Mexican
war veteran and pioneer of California.
spoke. He told of his visits to the
missions in the early fifties and de-
scribed the system of education of the
Indians by the Franciscan fathers. Mrs.
Emma W. Lille, president of the Mis-
sion bell association and past grand
president or the Native daughters, eX-
planned the reasons for erecting the
commemorative posts and described the
dobie missions.
Mayor Mccarthy was unable to at
tend on account of illness.
Following is the inscription on the
sign post:
El Canine Real
San Francisco, De Asis
OMISSION De Los Dolores)
6-10 Miles
San Rafael-Arcangel
II 20 Miles.
The dedication was under the aus
pices of the following parlors OF the
Native Daughters:
Golden State -parlor No so. Orinda
parlor No. Sc Buena Vista parlor No.
6S, Darina parlor No. 114 Fremont par
lor No. So, Gabrielle parlor No 139,
Presidio parlor No. las.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
MAN WHO BREAKS AWAY
Desperate Fight Follows At
tempt at Highway Robbery

John Carberry, living at 1909 Do
lores street and connected with the
Acme grocery company, 2s4S Mission
street. was attacked by five men who
sought to rob him early yesterday
morning near the corner of Twenty
sixth and Guerrero streets. Carberry
was badly beaten about the head, but
in spite of this he fought desperately
and succeeded in breaking away from
his assailants
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
TRADES SCHOOL SITE
TITLE CAUSES TROUBLE
SOnoma Property Involved in
Estate Administration
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 4.-The final ne
gotiations for the choice OF a site for
the California trades school are be-
ing delayed because a clear title can
not be secured to the property favored
IN Knights valley. 1t has been learned
that the matter must go through the
hands Of an estate and. therefore. the
trades school commission has been un-
able 70 clinch the deal The Sonoma
site comprises $500 acres and the price
asked is Sll5,000 If proper title can
rot be obtained the state commission
may accept the site near Auburn
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Abe Atte1l to Fight
Paokey Mcfarland
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Packey McFar-
land, the 140 pound lightweight pride
of the stockyards, has accepted terms
for a 10 round battle with Abe AtteIl,
the featherweight champion, before the
Fairmount athletic club of New York
on Dec. 10. Mcfarland can scale down
to 1876, while Attell probably will
weigh around 126 or 12S. Attell will
need all his famous cleverness to con
cede the weight to so sturdy a scrap
per as Mcfarland and hold his own
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Freshman Five VIII
Play Bankers

OAKLAND, Dec 4-The opening
game of the interclassA basket ball
tournament at ST. Mary's college will
be played tomorrow afternoon by the
freshmen and banking classes. The
former team was the runnerup in the
last tournament and is expected to win
easily from the commercial students.
The lineup:
son and Boro forwards Caffero and Herrerias
guards
Freshmen-Otis center sFitzsimmons and
Diller, forwards; Benjamin, (captain), and
Davie, guards
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

The world usually sides with the
man who makes a noise like ready
money.
And woman can forgive a man al
most anything except his failure to
admire her.
Most Of your troubles are silly
troubles-that is, troubles that are un-
important.
II her husband isn't paying propo-
sition a woman is apt TO consider mar
Tiage a failure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once In this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Goose Hunting Good in
Colusa County
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

TOMALES, Dec. Am auto party of
we'll known local hunters returned to-
day from weeks hunt for wild geese
in Colusa county and reported fine
sport Among those in the party were
William Freeman, Edward N Bean.
Jack Johnson, William Cornet and J.
Sims.
Salmon fishermen in this locality
have found the headwaters of Tomales
bay good place to cast their nets this
week.
An eastern company is planting oys-
ters and clans In shoal waters, and it
is expected that the shellhsh industry
that gave employment to the Indians
here in the past will be revived
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
DECREASE is. SEEN IN
INSANE COMMITMENTS
DIR. Hatch Bases Figures on the
Census Returns
81 DispaLeh Z The CaNl

lSP@,'1i Dispatch e The Call
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 4=Basing his
comparisons upon the census of Cali
fornia Dr. F. ". Hatch, superintendent
OF the state hospitals, states that the
insane commitments are not increas-
ing in proportion TO the population. He
has not prepared figures. but asserts
that the reports that insanity is on the
increase are not true. He finds that
the percentage Of foreigners committed
decreases because Of deportations
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
STEAMER NORTHWESTERN
MAY SOON BE FLOATED

SEATTLE. Dec. with fair weather
conditions the steamer Northwestern
ashore since Friday morning at False
bay, on the west coast of San Juan
island. can be floated in about five DAYS
This was the statement made today by
R. r. Piers0n, superintendent Of the
Alaska steamship company. who has
been standing by the wreck since Fri
CAV night Already a large force of
men are at work with the salvage
steamer standing by, TO get the ship
into shape for floating" said Pierson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Stockton Motorcyclists
Are Active
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON. Dec. 4.-The Stockton
motorcycle club is preparing for an
active season A committee has been
appointed to confer with the San
Joaquin driving club and the Automo-
bile club relative to holding a big meet
here in the near future. The commit
tee:
William Dorr, Joe Mathers, Charles
c. Russell, G. A. Grider.
Officers have been elected as follows:
President. G. A. Grider; vice president,
e. A. Simard; recording secretary, A.
Land; treasurer. w. A. Dorr; captain,
]. Mathers
Committee on bylaws: G. A Grider,
Charles c. Russell and w. A. Dorr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
COUNTIES T o
JOIN IN CITRUS FAIR
VIII Be Held in Sacramento in
February
TSpeeiol Diseotch 10 The CalIl

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 4-The scope of
The citrus fair 10 be held here in Feb
ruary al the convention of the Western
fruit jobbers' association has been en-
larged and viii be known as the
Northern California fair and will be in
session from February 13 TO IS. Every
variety Of products in this part of the
state viii be placed on exhibition at
that time. One OF the treats TO be
offered the visitors will be 10 pick
oranges from one Of the Orangevale
groves.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
AEoLIAN CLUE JINKs

ALAMEDA, Dec. 4-The Aeolian
yacht club will hold its annual BANQUET
and Christmas jinks in its clubhouse
Saturday evening. December II. The
committee in charge has arranged an
extensive program and several hundred
invitations have been sent out. The
nomination of officers for the ensuing
year also will take place
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

A breach of promise suit is sure to
demonstrate that some things are bet
ter left unwritten.
There may be such d thing as man
of very few words-but who ever heard
of woman like that?
game scarce.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

A woman's chattering teeth never
usurp the functions of her tongue
Many person with an eye for the
beautiful has an ear for ugly gossip.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
PLEA MADE FOR EARLY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
w. c. T. u. Urges Women to
Tighten Clerks Labor

To facilitate early Christmas shop
ping and thus tighten the work of store
clerks, the executive board of the San
Francisco Woman's Christian Temper
ance union urges women shoppers to
buy their presents at once. The presi-
dent of the executive board is Alice E.
Bradley and S. NJ Fitzgerald is corre-
spending secretary
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

Dentists, like aristocrats, are judged
by the quality of their extraction.
Don't think because riches have
The man who CANDLES for fun may
get it-but the other fellow always gets
the coin.
A man will tell you where he got his
hat, but don't ask him where he got
his umbrella.
Many a Legislature is a group of men
VINO prevent each other from doing
anything-except the tax payers.
me more a man gets left the more
ne talks about his rights
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

The average man is cheerful givet
when asked for advice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Rufe Williams Having
Golden Dreams
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

liams the celored San Francisco boxer.
comes off his pedestal and agrees to
box for reasonable share of the gate
receipts he will not be signed by Pro-
moter Charles Grennan for bout with
Battling Robinson of the cruiser Cali
day. Williams has a faculty for talk
ing OF thousands instead of hundreds,
and Grennan does not consider him
card enough to be worthy of bonus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05


sWA1LES-In this city. at the residence OF her
Clennyf, wife OF Charles W. SwaiIes and
Daughter Of Mrs. n. M. Finley and the late
Joseph Finley. and devoted mother Of Robert
w McCienny and Mrs. Charles S Johnson and
the late Leona McClenny and sister OF Mrs
J. W. Horton and Mrs T. f. POtldv of T,sL
llnghann Wash. a native OF California aged
4S years s months and days.
WIESE-Entered into rest. IN Seattle Decanber
(. 1910. Peter RI. Wiese beloved father ~
Mrs. o. DanScher Of Seattle and Sophie
Wiese OF San Francisco. a native of Pereen
Norway. aged so years
wilson, Austin New December ra1O
isaac Indson Wilson. beloved husband of Mar
garet WILSON, and loving father OF Mrs r II
Stueoing OF Chicago. Mrs. r. H. Seaburv ~
Tacoma. Wash. and Frank s. and Homer r.
years 9U -
Friends and acquaintances are. respectfully f,
vtted TO attend the funeral toslav (Nfondav0
December 5. 1910 nj I O'CLOCK n a.
the chapel OF Odd Fellows cemetery point
Looos avenue. Remains at the n,orsnsrv
chapel OF the Goiden Gate undertaking com
pany. 24IS Mission street.
wilson, this city December 4 1910. lanes
A. F.. dearly beloved son OF James and Alice
u. Wilson. and loving brother OF William y
Mary \. and Leo f. Wilson. a native of San
Francisco, CaL- aged p years.
Friends and acquaintances are reSpectfpIlv q,
yited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow fTues-
day.. December g. 1910. from the residence ~
his parents. 343TB Sixteenth street ar N
a. m. thence 20 Mission Dolores church vhera
requiem high mass Will be celebrated for the
repose OF his soul. commencing at I0.7O a -,
intefment Holy Cross cemetery
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

n y. Beer s6i7 7th Ave, Peoria.
IN, writes: II have been troubled
for some time with Kidney trouble. 20
severely at times that I could scarcely
curfy my Rripa After using one bot.
lie 81 F0iey's Kidney Pills I have beea
entirely relieved, and cheorfuiy recon-
nnd them 10 ala. Fofey'a Kidney pills
arr healing and ansfirsDfic ana viii
restore health and strength. Burdlne's
Drug Store
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

MeNra. II. IA. tlcCroan. r.. II whit.
ner. Geo. n. Bensel, g. 3. Clarke n
Zee u. r. Leonard J, II Alexanief. T.
~ Bcafne, Geo. =. liacey and ar. and
hfrA q. NJ Allcn. All az jacksonville.
uefe registered az the Leon Satuf-
day.
Memra I. W. Robertson. n. 81.
Thornton. q. H Hate. p. W. Cook
~ A. Tuneg. 1oha VI Gfe Lake zones
neulRn naE'an1 C ~ Wa1dn n 81
kle'ner. 5no ~ CafBNon tice. ~
pouel % Jacksonville uost ~ l1s
e-Lg Mlnlal
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

Hon. J. u. Roscnberger. ~ Kansas
City Mo-, general attorney Tor the
United States Casualty Company. az
New YOrk, wna here several days ikln
Week. consuitinE with their Fiorlda a..
torneya MesFs. Neeiey and Simmons.
relative 30 their business IN fhis State.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

a of ahoald b worried when tha llt.
tlu oaeg have q coash a. cold u
may lead 60 Group Of picUrigy or pno.
nlonio.-shcn a. nolnelhinR more sofious
nallard's Hofnhound Syrup win cult
the irouble az oofe and nreVlnt Any
comrlicatlcn tInrlle Smith ca. llfue
elaiA 81
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

MWN|N.NH
here on business this week, stopping
&c ne Leon
,. W. F1yDs, representing the At
lanta Journal, was ia the city several
days this week.
The college girls now have Monday
instead Of Saturday az the day away
from classes.
W. d. Byrne and B. N. Turner. Of
81. Louis. 80. were registered az the
Leon last week.
Ladies' Long Goats, sx1O, values
RA98. Levy Bros. AZ
Mrs Julius Magath Of Oxford, Ca,
IA visiting her sister. Mrs. A. d. Black
burn on Park ave:
J. Fisher. Of New York. was here on
business this week, making his head
quarters at the Leon,
A very attractive calendar IL being
distributed among bis friends and pat
rOns by Mr. J. y. Cay.
Get your Boys School Shoes from
Chittenden a Co., and have them lat
through the season. 30
Messrs. u. A. l.. Maxwell and Max
Mccoy, Of Midway made business
trip here saturday.
G.L s. Watt, the popular travelling
salesman for the Gable Piano Company,
n agnln IN the city.
Our Stock Of Mems and Boys Cloth
ing at cost. Levy Bros. ~
Hon. j. NJ. Bars, one Of Jackson
yilleg prominent attorneys, was here
he early part Of the week.
J. w. Stanford. Jr., and r.. 4. Col
den, OF Jacksonville. were registered
at the Leon last sunday
For sale-small iron safe suitable
for small business. Apply to Earl Proc
tor, Tallahassee. 43-tf.
O. 70. Barney, OF savannah, and
n. o, Jones, Of Carthage, were reg
lstered at the Leon sunday.
Saturday night the Tallahassee Mn-
aical Club will give a concert at the
chapel Of the Woman's College
White silk Shirt Waist, si.25 each
Levy Bros. AZ
J. ]. Dunno. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
has been In the city several days. ON
business relative 70 Everglades land.
Quite a number Of young law stu
dents were up before the supreme
court tn,s week FOR admltiance TO the
state bar.
White Table Damask, Is cents per
yard. Levy Bros. az
Miss Eva Dean and Miss Myrtle
Warren. OF the senior class from the
WOman's CoIiege dlned with friends 90
the Leon sunday
! NJ. ID. Carmichael, Of Tampa. was
here this week taking the examina-
lions before the supreme court for adj
mittance 10 the State bar.
Stops itching Instantly. Cures piles.
CESSNA, aalt rheum, letter. itch, hives
herps, scabis--Doan's Ointment AZ
any u'us ''O'S A.
The next I.yceum attraction win BE-
Saturday night week, being the Ernest
Gamble Convert party. Monroe's Opera
House, saturday, January 22nd
w. +. Hall. o. Ocala. and Reuben
hagland of jacksonville. were here
several days tnaa week taking the bar
examinations before the supreme court.
L.0st-Brown male pup. about uix
months old, lleht feet and breast; re-
ward 10 Under.
aS.lt Rutiedgs Afford
Hon. O. X. Mcouarrie 81 the Uni.
versily Experiment Station. waa IN the
city this week On matters ~ interest,"
relative b his WORK IN the agricultural
cxpeflmentA
"nr. Thomas Electric on a ire boai
remedy Tor that often fatal ainoons
Group Has heenn used with ancragr Al
our family Cor elght yearA"-Alra h
Whlteacre. bunaio. NY.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
WhatkDOInghtheCitY
DR.. W. E. VANBRUNT,
DENTIST,
PHOaE No. 25I


J. A. Corr. Of Quitman, Ca, was in
tbe city Sunday.
IL. Person was registered at the
Leon this week.
n W. swisky. Of Chicago, spent Sat
urdaY In the dty
O. A. Atkins, Of Atlanta, spent Sun
day IN the city.
LIT Kirby Of Crescent City, spent
Sunday at the Leon.
Special Sale Of Ladies Skirts. Levy
Bros. AZ
RS Burdlne. Of Apalaehicola, spent
Sunday IN the city.
A. shunDay, OF New York, spent
Sunday at the Leon.
IL LawIcgs, OF Ashland, Va, spent
Sunday at the Leon.
J.R. Churchill, Of Chicago, was hero
on buElness Monday.
i. A. HOmines, Of Atlanta, was here
on business this week.
FINE young Jersey COW FOR Sale.
Apply OF A. Pichard. SUI
Miss Pearl wright, o. New Orleans,
spent Saturday a. the Leon
A. u. Denmark. Of Perry was reg.
intsred at the Leon Monday
w. l. wOOten, Of Macon was here
en- business for several days.
special Sale Of Ladies' skirts. Ley
LIS Gibson. Of Apalachlcola, made
a visit 10 the city this week.
VIZ. johnson. Of springhlll, made
business trip here last saturday
WI. urphy, Of New Orleans, was
registered at the Leon Monday
l. NJ. Leonard, Of woodville, was IN
The city ON business last Saturday
q. r. johnson, OF Lake City, was reg.
islered at the Leon last Saturday,
q. O. Altman, Of Madison, was IN The
city Saturday, Registered at the Leon.
w. n. Callahan. OF South Carolina
wan registered o The Leon Monday
). u Ward, OF Lake Jackson, was
here saturday registered at the Leon
Ladies' Long KImOnaS, % cents.
Levy Bros. ~
". NJ. Hackney. Of jacksonville. was
here on Monday, rioppinE at the Leon
Posiofice Inspector Fred Roege made
a business trip 10 Thomasyliie TINS
week.
81. II. ehackicsord, Bob shack.
Of Jacksonville was In enc CITY this
week.
w. 8. smith and A. 70. Trinkell, Of
Atlanta, weer registered ut the Leon
sunday
Miss olivia Rickotson. Of Cumberland
Island. was registered al the Leon
~
Yama Utmenah and Iauka. OF New
York. are guests az the Leon Hotel
this week.
ron RENT Three furnished rooms
Cor llRht housekeeping. -
Ao.a Mrs w. d. Wilson.
Mmara. J. M Jacobs and g w.
tandsrud. o. Atlanta, were here on
~. n. WOmack came over from ia
vena sunday stopping at the Leon
while here
Id. Mckee az Nashville was IN
the clty on business Monday' stopping
ne wslidgsaned man lnVurably
wears 3 ''Hanan" shoe. Chltte19en =
O.. ~ re cole SCENTS co. ne hanan
ehoe n thls ETY. ~