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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

Or ta IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE A Com
GtLT-EpQEp INVE8rMENTs WE
HAVE TO OYER rs THIS LIMITED
SPACE. Ntr FHoM THE FOLLOW
iNN YOU CAN GIT a LINZ On SOME
GOOD NNEarMENra.
HooMISG HOUSE 80 rooms. well fur.
nished. close ta riko ana Firsi rcnt
only fti0. net Income ftoa prf month
good lease price only f2.a00. with $500
cash. balance auy terms
BAKERY AND DEMcATEsgEN- Long
established. lnw rent. doing business all
dag lnnE. and lots ~ e.. kcepa four
ralespe"plo busy, Price f4.sne, some
terms
GROCERY ETOUE-Hcre o. dandy
place Tor man and wife. $500 cash aud
The place ia you're ] have the best %
reasons Tor selling
uorEt.-co rooms brick building steam
heat good furniturui rent t15p good
lease. My hotel is clearing $3.50
win take 81. 200. $4,000 iu real estate
and 5000 Ia monthly payments NJ
sou want good buy you had better
take This up.
sNAr--id rooms. all on one floor. steam
heat. finely furnished. good lease
rooms all rented. close 20 puHtufuro /
nave bctn here tive years and want o.
take rest. 90 H 700 want good
thing sou had better look This up.
Water power planning mill and iabning
shop iu thriving oregon town 2h acres
yard. Complete. ta.7oo. Beacon 10
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

~6cCcf SccT l1TfS !, 49,. =
Ftnr grhaisfsfsnT furnitufr repairing
aisa farnitMfe saEktnE aHi best Wsfk a
specially All vera NUaFanfasa
tnamw G 80 asf Decay WAN
EshFimaa a WUsnn. earpsutsrs ara
EnuHrAi lNhhrrs MFafhrF afflppfnE ana
Fiantns a specially Main ttFH and lad
gfst
y ~ kuues eissF factory bas -.
muysd 60 k3a Thgfa az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-13

HOME STEADS.
saN-~~~-~~s@~~r~r~r~~s0
We can locate res on en- raeaptiohailF
good hau4esfcad 81 desert fiainl in enc
20 tha best fruit sections % EaRfrFn
MHstinNfWn. This IL an uusurpaaHea
uproftHnlfg Tor making home hnf
becoming fntH uenlruf in the henf CT
ChaFd and infsnslfi0d farming district
Or tha Na9fhWrsf call 60 49, orchard
Nlfaa Hpd Eef rarftculafa
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
tttt THIRD Az MAIN $50
t.nnk 90 arrrH Hith four million feet
Eeod timbsf Price ieta fur quick safe
isa acres = mile from wator front Price
faas
either one can ~ taken - homestead or
timber claim.
FonRERT LAND co. Locations.
laf 9nd - itnafu seq
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TAR'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY


>-.oo.o,o.-o.-,~EH1ycS S y t'GspTccfS0as
go !. !. : I: T.. I. !: !: !: ]:
MONEY ~ een-
Sailing our bargain catalogue We
S,s.rlsaeSins for fhe least amount -
coin ALL TIE TIME. MAKE us pre,sse
This 81 sending fgr eataig,gae. " hish
viii be MAILED hEs wn DrAi
yg ~ = repalr work viii be done promptly
20 spfNNfSsrs nARGAfN STORE.
1870 Second Ave, SEATTLE
oooococc-SAEg; y 1' :, csrrs7,isSs e
sephton 20 Bell % Ind. ibes
N~ooooocoSSeeSSTSSls $4,000"
Phones. Queen Anne IS. Ind A t1lt. o.
CONTRACTS AND MORTGAGES
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MY owN MuNEY TO bu1 -s
MORTGAGES AND CONTRACTS
Anywhere IN Washington
W r. Creenway Banker ana Broker
io0s American bank hllr seattle.
..... yCs,IlIHoDopls-IrS,,uoooooeo
500 M0NTnfY. &c 4 CoRN.
A. w KLINE. 456 ARCADE BLDG
Dir WILLIAMS. chuhlains. eorns. etc
sois Eighth Az Main 7s3s
~oocoopc,Sy>SleeyySiS {tssSsf3al~onao,
DFWFi'f. MEDIUM Gives valuable ad-
Vlco on ail affairs q life permanently
located a, her private home. ess y LINE rias
81 near Sixth at. Also gives Mohneitui
lucky charms. Mine locator.
CARD REApfNG-Lad sbc. men
toc ttgg Terry av Eastlake car
CHIRopRACrICS.
ali chfonic diseases as Arcade NJ sllA.
oooooOoooCk2pucS>o~c~4~oA~
Nsmsn's and mems second band e'sth,
Ing and an articles of value, bought ana
sold Koga 2iis FIRST Ind balg
,oor~ooo~c1EES>IlisSSsSSr~n
Uo.oc.1JJJCTItEoASlNSlSS-~cooc
uidH. seattle Main tt46. Ind. stfa A.
j. Cedy, supt -
ELASTIC HOSIERY
iift,Cfi flfos fiB Arcade BIDS
Oooooo~oIIAIDNAINlYy
Hats cleaned ana blocked
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lOUghs E Fir ST.
Under management Of old wayside hos
Telephone Main 7stl.
\ IN SoGsSm l6s Nam
SSssi Res. Bailard 1889.
f6e %SSN RSdaE Stoft' Nc m6fiSin~ 81
Largest stock ou tho Coast
Developing aud Printing Cor Amateurs
.,.o~o~oOooLApAkHS,o~~ooo,-,,
A y NprNktrt ~All courts. collections.
corporal lous organized Notary public
Damage cases "a specially Roth phones
Second floor stevens Dancing Academy.
uu Fourth. between Pike and Pine SITS
b. n schott Lawyer. 502-4 ploneor
nldF Consultation free Personal i'm
iurios "a speciality Practice lr avn courts
Corwln Townsend, sol-b bailey Hlde
Consultation ftcci husband wife injuries
-. oSIInI ArluC rIINslC IANs.
ir Holt ostcopath and opucian. AO7
Peoples nauk uldg. Second and Pike
PArrERNs- ANn -MopEis. ---
The Seattle Pattern and Model Works.
si6 First uv g. Main COOS. Ind. gIai.
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ETos sTsT s,scfIIA.Fous

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Fpf Lease Room q Grand Pacific
duch Efuumn NnuF on Hallway Az.
PERKINS LAND co.
ffff Third A. Main fsf
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EuntlIsttrn nnllaEa

All kinss ~ store fitfafss. counters
ISheivlnr etc. made al % Hell o. rhens
/ IL lsla
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HELP wANTeD-FEmALE
SITUATION wANTEp-FEmALE

-~~s~~ee=~e~-V~~-~e~s~a ~-TsNsee~eees~~>~s~e@-
Lace rurfafnH hand iaunferrd. satisfac-
zion guaranteed. quick serFires 20 cents
pair a tf81
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SITUATIONS wANTEo-MELE.

fy n ~ Il ,fle iii 1fls I ana con,
crete buildings. cleaning aud painting.
flasfa work or rarfr y. MccbffuHs
tO1 Main. phone Ind. tbet,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FWNfNMN WORTH a SON pfafasslnna Al
nffsttafs aua Licensed Elahaismefs 1871
lsi epp Wsafa thesiTs nHth ghonss gsa
uanner wssspa Ce Fansfai uifaasofs
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Last. Saturday evening" sold bar pin.
red stone settling. WiriBftf ~ Brnadw way
ard Mafis1u. rswarf queen Anne tt1A
Lost HaeinEa Pass E3uk No ftstt.
findar retufn % Washington Trust and
savings Bank
afuafi pacaaEe enufalninE diamond flaK
Finder call 90 Ind eest. feward
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In order 90 advertise townae az the junction
OF three railroads. going OF
beautiful level cleared lots. close
are worth $50 each RIGHT NOW only tib easy terms
without interest Free abstract warranty deed with each
purchase These as floor and are all
cleared and ready put garden
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ROCHESTER, THE COMING CITY.

Rochester Is situated the heart rich valley
cd BY thousands Of OF Improved farming
Rochester m close to vast auanea OF valuable timber also
large deposits OF the finest coal
development OF these natural which
rapidly going Rochaster city Of at least co 600
peope and the metropolis OF Southwestern
$4,000 graded school, hotels churches etc.
ready been built pouring
busy building their homes
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chnrInI InAhs

~.~~Ne~~<seN>a~~ eN~~a@s0 ~<a~rs<1rN<F
IBANa TO WORKED TEyfLh
on REAL E8TATE. FURNITURE. ~
AMOS IIgH STOCK or ANY vDyD
HEcUHfrY EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
LOWEaT Possible RATES MAIN
47fT. IND 1856
OacAH u JENEEN a co. nc,
~ Northefu Bank hldR fth md Piks
Loans on furniturs. horses fte WIN
lam Roach room 7f7 Now York bidR
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FOR sALE-poULTRY
WANTED TO sUy-FuRNlTuRE
AucTIon SALES

~~~~~~N~~-N~N.e~~~4~@~~~ ~@~D-r-~-rsc~Ne0-e~r~N
walker. nHruaneEr % everything
ofnce i1fG First sv 81 Phone l. 17se
Hofhschild. auctloneer and apprais-
cr. ~ your service. Main 1883. l. 1sfa
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
POLICEMAN LEADS
ATTORNEY TO JAIL
George E. de Cola Will Demand
Jury Trial on Charge of OBJ
structing Sidewalk

OAKLAND, Nov 4.--Not recognizing
his prisoner as one of the leading citi-
zens of the city, Patrolman Summers
arrested George E. de Cola, prom
inent attorney and member of the
Claremont Country club. this afternoon
at the corner of Twelfth street and
Broadway for obstructing the side
walk.
Believing that his rights were being
infringed, De Cola protested and the
patrolman mistook his vehemence for
resistance of an officer. So Summers
grasped De Cola by the arm and led
him through the mercantile district up
Broadway to the police station. There
the lawyer was booked and gave $40
bail.
De Cola continued his protest to
Inspector Lynch, who realized that
there had been no intention to break
the law or to defy the police and of
fered De Cola his freedom at once.
De Cola refused to depart on such
terms. insisting on being booked and
giving up his $40 bail.
II will fight this thing" the attorney
said, "and take the case before jury"
De Golia's enthusiasm as a baseball
fan caused his rupture with Summers.
He was reading scores from the side
walk when Summers asked him TO get
back Seeing no reason for the de-
mand, De Cola refused and the alter
cation led to the arrest for obstruction.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
DRIVER ARRESTED
BY SOCIETY WOMAN
Expressman Is Charged With
Cruelty to His Horses by
Mrs. Frank SOule

BERKELEY, Nov. 4.-Mrs. Frank
Soule, wife of Frank Soule, professor
emeritus of the university and well
known society woman, caused the ar
rest of George L. Schalboya, an ex-
pressman. for cruelty beating his
horses
The driver, she said, had overload I'd
his wagon, and when he attempted to
drive east in Dwight way to Hillegass
Schalboya then struck his horses with
the butt of a big whip, she said
Mrs. Soule, who saw the plight of
the animals, objected strenuously, but
the driver paid no attention to her
until he was threatened with arrest.
1t took the animals one hour to go
three blocks on account of the heavy
load
A complaint was then sworn to by
Mrs. Sou1e, who is a vice president of
the Alameda county society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals.
He was abusing his horses in a dread
full manner she declared. Il heard
the blows in my home a block away.
l rushed out and ordered him to desist,
and I understand that two boys had
previously asked him not to whip the
poor horses who were forced to draw
such a heavy load"
Schaboya was released on SIS bail.
He lives at 1899 Fourth street, San
Rafael
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
ALL SIDES LOSE
IN KENDALL SUIT
Action of Board of Education in
Letting Contract Is De-
clared Illegal

OAKLAND, Nov. A boomerang
that came back on himself was used in
Judge Wastes court today by A. Ken
dali. owner of the Pacific Coast lumber
and mill company, who sought to man
damus the board of education to make
contract for building supplies with
him. He succeeded in arguing his
rival, the Hogan lumber company, out
of court, and in multiplying the action
Of the school board in giving Hogan a
contract, but the court order he OBJ
tained swept him out at the same time.
Kendall declared that his bid of $500
was the lowest and that he should have
been awarded a contract that the
Hogan lumber company got. His at
torney argued that the board of edu-
cation could not carry out its agree
ment with Hogan because the sup
plies had been purchased by sched-
ule. whereas bids should have been
called for. He was sustained, but when
he asked that the court make the school
board award a contract to Kendall, as
the lowest bidder, Judge Waste re-
fused as the proceedings of the board
in regard to the supplies had been ir-
regular and no contract could be
granted on them, inasmuch as Ken
dalrs bid had been submitted under the
schedule, too.
AS result of the decision, the board
of education will have to change it's
method of buying supplies for schools.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
PARISH To HOLD
ANNUAL REUNION
Members of St. Joseph's Church
Plan Elaborate Festivities
in Masonic Temple

BERKELEY, Nov. 4.-The annual re-
union of St Joseph's church will be held
tomorrow afternoon and evening at the
Masonic temple, Shattuck avenue and
Bancroft way. under the most aus
picious circumstances
The assembly room of the building
will be decorated elaborately and
members Of the parish and their
guests. Games will be arranged for
the children and there will be dane
ing and cards for the older church
members. Light refreshments Will be
served
st. Josephs is one of the growing
parishes in Berkeley, and under the
charge OF DR.. F. x. Morrison has
gained many members. The program
which will be given by the children or
the church follows:
Opening address Master Dolan: vocal solo.
Master Walter Houle; vocal duet dn costnme),
Miss Marie Grant and Miss Ella Mae McGov,
Mrs. NJ. Wflkins) vocal solo, Master George Do
Ian: vocal solo lin costume), Miss Helene Sheri-
dan; Maypole dance (under the direction OF Mis- Miss
Ramus, Zirkle, Warren, Curan and Giblin: spe-
cialties Masters James Shields and George
Dolan.
In charge OF the afternoon ana even
ing program are committees which have
been appointed as follows:
Executive-Joseph Tobin chairman; Rev. P.
J. Ryan. treasurer; T. Frank MCGOWAN, P. Levy
and ]. Caherly.
Floor-Thomas Dowd, director; aids-Frank
Kennedy, Jack Brennan, I. Graham, Eddie La
berge George Elwell, Snyder Rose r. Carrot,
W. Martinez, Ed Smith and J. Schlogai.
Children's amusements-Mrs. ]. Caherly, presi-
dent; Mrs. Anthony Beck, Mrs. G. 0'Neill. Mrs.
William Martin, Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Mary
Elwell. Mrs. Professor Seekamp, Mrs. H. Fors-
burg Mrs. Joseph Raspller, Mrs. J. J. Rahil, Mrs.
G. 0'Reilly, Mrs. II. Schmidt, Mrs. W. S. Quill
linan Mrs. j. ". Finn, Miss Ruth Pendegast,
Miss Sophie Mcintyre, Miss d. E. Goodwin, Miss
Dale. Miss Catherine Smith
Music-Nrs. Doctor Bonkers, Mrs. Professor
Seekamp Miss X. Byrne, Miss NJ Cain.
Refreshments-SIiss Kathryn MCGEE. presi-
dent; Miss Margaret Laberge, Mrs C. D. Malo-
ney, Mrs. P. A. Graham, Mrs. p. Leyey, Mrs. J.
Brennan. Mrs. Mary .Abrott. Mrs. E. Brennan,
Miss Maud Byrne, Mrs. NJ. j. Powell. Mrs. J..
Lngard, Mrs. T. Curran, Mrs. G. L. Blair, Mrs.
]. t. Donohue, Mrs. II. Mcdonald, Miss Nellie
Barrett
Reception-C. D. Maoney. chairman; Mrs.
Knight, Mrs. Clara Pendegast Mrs. Andrew
Mrs. F. Carlton. Mrs. w. P. Grant. Mrs. p A.
Graham, I. Brennan, John Caherly Hills
Knight Phil Carey, Lawrence o'Toole T. Fall
lcn Charles Berg, J. Graham. A V. Sherry,
Thomas II. Harris, Laurence Kennedy, J. W.
Finn, n. Mccullough. Mrs. Fl. Mccullough,
Mrs. ]. McDermott, James Gillick and Mrs. c.
Nolan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY EASTERN STAR
Public Installation to Take
Place December 1

OAKLAND, Nov. 4.-Oakland chap
ter No. 140, Order of the Eastern Star,
elected the following officers last
night: Worthy matron. Miss Coralie
May Twombley; worthy patron, John
Laughland; associate matron, Miss
Charlotte Ray Towle; secretary, Mrs.
Venice F. Cushing (for the sixteenth
year,; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie M. Butler;
conductress, Mrs. Florence F. Hubbard; !;
associate conductress, Miss Edna E.
Harris. Public installation of officers
will take place Thursday evening De-
oember /, at Masonic temple, Twelfth
and Washington streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
ST. LOUIS GIRL IS
FETED At Dinner
Mrs. Cesar Bertheau Entertains
Miss Marion Turner at
Elaborate Reception

OAKLAND, Nov. 4.-In honor of Miss
Ernestine McNear and Miss Marion
Turner the charming ST. Louis girl
who is Miss McNear's house guest, Mrs.
Cesar Bertheau entertained at an eIab-
crate dinner this evening at the Fair
mont, her guests later attending the
Greenway ball. A number from oak
lsnd and Claremont were included in
Mrs Bertheaus hospitality Among
those for whom covers were laid be-
SIDE M. and Mrs. Bertheau We're:
Miss McNear fRodolph Scbtlfnr
M.sS Helen Berthesu Jack Neville
Miss Jean Gallois John Anderton
MI snd Mrs. George Daniel Hoffman
AfcNear Jr-
Miss McNear is one of the winters
oebutantes- Her formal presenta tion
VIII be made late this month or early
IN December at one Of the most bril-
liant affairs OF the season on this side
OF the bay,
| - Cards have been sent out bv Miss
carrie Nicholson for Tuesday afternoon
Of the coming week. when she will
entertain at an elaborate luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge. Miss Nicholson viii
receive Der guests at the Claremont
country club. The affair will be one
II the largest Of the week
Mr. and Mrs. James *. Moftt have
gone 10 Berkeley for the early winter
taking apartments at Cloyne court
Tomorrow afternoon 100 members
Of the Seminary club viii gather at the
Key Route inn, it being their semi
annual reunion.
This evening preceding the Green
way dance Mrs. Egbert Stone enter
taiued at a beautifully appointed din
ner across the bay in honor of her
debutante daughter Miss Harriet
stone. AS soon as the handsome San
Francisco residence, which the Stones
have leased for the winter. is com
pleted. plans viii be made for the large
Yea al which Miss Harriet viii be
presented.
Alr. and Mrs Thomas Knowles, for
merly Miss Ruth Kales are tarrying
fn the southern part Of the state. where
they chose to spend the early days Of
their honeymoon.
Mrs. Lucie May Hayes entertained a
few close friends at bridge yesterday
afternoon at her home in East Oak
land. rounding out the occasion with
an informal Tea. Mrs. Hayes recently
returned from abroad. where she spent
the summer in travel with friends.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Marion
Westlund viii entertain a number of
friends at bridge at her home in
Berkeley.
In honor of Miss Stella Hosg whose
marriage with Frederick Barker is ar
ranged for the coming month Mrs
r. II. Gordon VIII entertain tomorrow
afternoon
-
Monday evening Mrs. A. L. Leber
viii entertain at whist followed by an
snformal supper her guests including
the score Of close friends who have
organized themselves into one OF the
seasons card clubs.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of William Lewis and Miss Ethel
HeaIey. The wedding took place yes
terday afternoon in the Episcopal
chapel ia North Berkeley and was at
tended by small company of close
friends The bride was served by her
sister, Miss Myrtle Healey as maid of
honor. Herbert Brainerd assisted Lewis
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will
reside in Petaluma.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
LocAL BERRY rRAINs-Y. o.kI.na pI,r.

IOSAL fshnr ihAlhS-t4 Oaki4nd Plers
Te Oakland Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland ana
Frutvas-Daay-From 600 an. and every twenty
800. $40. 1910. 11.OO. 1L4O pm. 1870 and
l.20am.
To sathT and Msross via Seventh Sl-paHy-From
500 an, and every twenty minutes until 700 pm
Inclusive then 40. $40, 900 go. 1920 f1.0
and ll.40 pm.
To Stonshurst-DaIy Except Sunday-G0o, 100. 500,
900 am. 2.20. ACC. 400. 500. $40 pm Sunday
only eco 1000 am. LOO 200. 400. 400. 500
$40 pm.
70 Oakland First ST.. FruraIs. Alameda, via HOrssshos
-DaEy-From t6.00. go am. and every twenty
minutes until 20 an. inclusive; then 800. 9.2O,
200, go 500. 320. IL pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 7.40. $40, 9C0, 940
1920. f1.00 and 1l.40 pm. 1870 and 40 an.
Additional tain to Oakland First St.. 2l5 am.
To West srksIsy Daily Except Sunday-Frum 500
am. and every twenty minutes un tils 20 am ncu-
sivs; then 9.00 am. and every hour until 400 N
inclusive: then 4.20 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inclusive: then 40 pm, $40, 600
$40. lO.20. ll.0O, l1.4O pm and l2.20a.n.
To West 5erkslsy-Sundays only-Fron 400 an.
then 100, 7:40 s:20 500 an inclusive; then 92O
and every twenty minutes 700 pm inclusive
then 7.40 pm. $40 200. $40. 100 100. IL 40
pm and l2.20 an.
70 csrhln-Daay Except Sundsy-Frcm 900 an. and
every 20 minutes until $40 an. Inclusive, then
s00 1000 an. 100 m. 100. 400. 400 400. 1S0,
40. 900 60, 40 and 500 pm.
To csrhin-Sundays ouly-From 500 an. then 600
an. $40 an. and every twenty minutes until
600 pm.
10 stsss Riehmsnd. puIImsa-6o 90 an. $40 pm d2opn:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
SOCIAL GATHERING
PLANNED BY GRADUATES
Informal Function Will Be Held
i'm Stiles Hall

BERKELEY. Nov. 4-The graduate
students of the university are plan
ming to hold an informal social In
Stiles hall November 8. The commit
tees in charge are:
Program--A. j. Eddy, chairman:
Ethel Jordan, Rena Curtis and j. A.
McKeen. observation-disclosures NORM,
Georgia Owens. NJ. ]. Rutherford.
The graduates are organizing a base
ball team with r. S. Rose, formerly of
Yale, as pitcher. and c. f. Chapman,
former Harvard player, as a member
of the nine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERE EY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN LEADRO
'EMBEzzLER GETS
6 YEAR SENTENCE

OAKLAND, Nov. LELAND H Bar
nard, member of Eureka family, was
yesterday sentenced to six years in San
Quentin for embezzling $500 from the
Sperry flour company. He was en-
ployed as cashier. Barnard's attor-
neyS gave notice that they would ap-
peal and stay of execution was
granted.
He stole at least $4,000. it is said
His father offered in court today, in
the hope of obtaining leniency, to
make complete restitution.
Judge Brown answered that this
would not influence him in passing
sentence. He said that the only thing
that could influence him in this regard
was whether or not Barnard himself
had any of the money he had stolen or
property purchased with it. Barnard
declared emphatical1y that he had not.
- - L
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
ERROR MAY SAVE
ALLEGED FORGER

OAKLAND. Nov. - F. Cunning
ham. charged with forging the name OF
E. c. Scranton to a check for $40. gained
a respite until tomorrow morning in
his preliminary examination on III fact
that the forged name had been mis-
pelled- Scranton appeared as prosecut-
ing witness. but when shown the check
explained that while he believed Cum
ningham had intended to forge his
name the prisoner had spelled il stan
ton"
The police will try TO locate a man
named T. c. Stanton. who win become
the pros secuting witness. In the city
directory the only r c. Stanton is an
instructor at the University OF Cali
fornia.
1t is likely that an attempt will be
made to hold Cunningham on a charge
of passing a fictitious check.
@-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
MOTHERS CLUB FEAST
TO BENEFIT BOYS BAND
Luncheon and Home Cooking
Sale for Washington School

OAKLAND, Nov. 4-The Mothers
club of the Washington school will
serve luncheon and conduct a home
cooking sale at the rooms of the Santa
Fe Improvement club. Fifty-ffth and
Grove streets, from 1890 o'clock until
5, Tuesday. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the Washington school band.
monthly social meeting Wednesday, No
vember 9, at o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Mellon, $50 Sixty-seeond
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
SWEDISH-AMERICAN
CLUB is FOR TICKET
Republicans Give Formal Ap-
proval of Candidates

OAKLAND, Nov. 4.-The Swedish
American republican club of Alameda
county has formally indorsed the re-
publican ticket as nominated at the
August primaries. The club also has
indorsed proposed constitutional
amendments SO and 33, relating to
bond issues for the Panama-Pa
expOSition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
BRONZE MEDAL WILL
BE GIVEN BEST SHOT

BERKELEY, Nov. 4-The univer-
sity rife association will purchase
bronze medal this year to be given to
the winner of the competitive shoot.
The new officers are: President, H. T.
Carlton; vice president, r. E. Haggard; !;
secretary, w. Fl. Smyth; treasurer, A.
V, Guillou; executive officer, J. T. Dias
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

Blue AND GOLD PRIZE-Berkeley, Nov A.
The management Of the Blue and Gold. the
class annual OF the juniors Of 1912. have Of
fored a prize Of SO IN transportation for the
hest douhle page cartoon for the book this
wear. The contest viii close in January and
the prize viii be awarded for originality rather
man Inc work.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

NETHERLAND'sRoUTE-Fr Pacific Street Wharf
Collnsvlle Emmaton, Rio Vista, Isleton Ryde Wal
nut Grove. Vorden Courtland ClarksbuFg Sacramento
Slsamsr Navajo. leaves San Francisco 5000 m daily
except Sunday stopping at points shown arriving Sac
except Sunday (uo stops en- routel arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am.
Steamer Modoc or Apache leaves San Francisco 100
pm. Daily except Sunday arrive San Francisco I1-50
pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

OAKLAND HARsoR FERRY-From San francisco
Market Street Wharf-Weck Days-Houriy from &C.
am. 70 900 pm. Sundays-645 S,l5, a45. Ill
an, 1915, ais 345. il5 AS. sis and Gas pm.