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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
PRIZE APPLES ARE
SHIPPED TO CHICAGO

SPOKANE, Nov. 21.-The apple
special" train of 13 carloads of prize
winning fruit from the National apple
show left Spokane this morning over
the Northern Pacific for Chicago, where
the fruit is to be placed on exhibition
in the First regiment armory next
Monday. Attached to the train were
two cars carrying about 40 apple grow
ers and citizens interested in the apple
show
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
WHITE SLANERS GET
SIX AND EIGHT YEARS

PORTLAND, Nov. 21.-George Kava-
lin and Jim TakOs. white slavers. 3"
convicted here Saturday, were today
sentenced to eight and six years, re-
spectiveIy, in the federal prison on
McNeils island. The men were con-
victed Of inducing two girls of Eureka.
Cal. to lead immoral lives.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
FRUIT SHIPMENTS TO
EAST END THIS WEEK
TSpcciol Di,poteh TO The Call


SACRAMENTO, Nov. 21.-Th4 last
fruit shipment of the season will be
made this week, according to the an
nouncement of the fruit distributors.
Each week the shipment has been
dwindling in size until there are hardly
more than 80 carloads remaining to go
east. The total shipment to date is
1888 carloads. against 15,006 for last
season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
M. j. AVILA, A SHEEP
EXPERT, IS DEAD

BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 21.-M. j.
Avila. an expert sheep raiser, who came
here from Portugal several years ago
to take charge of the sheep depart
ment OF the Miller & Lux ranches, one
of the largest sheep ranches in the
state. died last evening. Avila was
said to be one of the best sheep experts
in this country
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
WILL GIVE CONCERT
Especial Dispofch TO The Call

STOCKTON. Nov 21.-The students
Of the musical department of the high
school will give a free concert tomor-
row night in the auditorium of the
high school building. There will be a
chorus. of so voices, an orchestra of II
pieces and vocal and instrumental num-
bers. Prof. +. A. BaIlaseyus, the musi-
cal instructor, will have charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
THREE WOMEN GRANTED
DIVORCES IN STOCKTON
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Nov. 21.-Judge C. W.
Norton made three wives happy today
by granting them interlocutory DEGREES
of divorce. Nave Pidrini declared she
had been deserted by G. Pidrini and. in
addition to the decree, was granted the
custody of her minor child
May II. Moreman alleged that her
husband, Ernest NJ. Moreman, had been
extremely cruel. Such was also the
allegation made by Mrs. L. NJ. Wigley in
her action against J. r. Wigley
All three plaintiffs were granted per-
mission to resume their maiden names
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
PAINTER FALLS 80 FEET
AND DIES INSTANTLY
Roy Hutchinson Killed at Chico
in Plunge From ScaffoIding
TSpecial Discotch 10 The Call

CHICO. Nov. 21.-Roy Hutchinson. a
painter. 30 years old, fell from q scaf-
folding in front Of the G. L. Barham
building this afternoon and was killed.
His neck was broken by the fall of 80
feet and a falling plank struck his
head, causing a fracture OF the skull
Death was instantaneous. The man is
survived by wife and child, living in
Canada.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
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agents L. c. Smith Visible Ball-bear-
ing machines. Dupont Powder Co. use
-: Cal Wine Association "a; Gold
berg Bowen & Co. le: Union Trust
Bank p: Firemans Fund Ins. Co. II;
Alaska Packers Association z.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY DIR. THEODORE BECK

The questions answered below general in
diseases and the
of similar
Those wishing free, may
Beck, College BLDG College Elwood
incosing stamped envelope for reply Full
address be given only initials fictitious
will be used in The prescriptions filled
well stocked drug Any druggist of
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

PANICs AT NEW YORK FIRES New York.
Nov. 21.-Bad fires in two widely separated
sections of the city today drove hundreds of
persons panic stricken into the streets and
caused cao properly damage spproximated at Sloo'-
Presbyterian church In Brooklyn and badly
damaged adjoining buildings. The loss was
$125. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

Mrs. G. E.: scrof-
ula is a disease of
the blood and re-
quires long and per
sistent treatment.
Tho svmnton1s are
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
GRAND JURY DRAWN
IN MONTEREY COUNTY
County Hospital Is Inspected as
First Action
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 21-The grand
jury was drawn in the superior court
today and Edward White of Watson
Vile. brother of the late Senator
Stephen NJ White, is foreman. The
jury Immediately started on an inspec-
ton of the county hospital
The following compose the Jury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
CABRERA VENTS
SPITE ON WOMEN
Barred From Native Land Be-
cause Relative Married Die
tator's Enemy

The Pacific Mail liner San Jose, which
arrived yesterday from Panama and
way ports brought the story of two
women who are prevented from return
ing TO Guatemala because the sister of
one of them married the son OF an
enemy of President Cabrera The
women are sonora Prado and her
daughter. Carmencita.
Carmencita's sister married the son
OF Cabrera's enemy. The young couple
made their home in Honduras A few
months ago Carmencita accepted an
invitation 10 visit her sister When
she arrived at Porto Barrios in Guate-
mala she was told that she would not
be allowed to land. Senor Prado is a
wealthy man and one of Guatemala's
prominent citizens. When his wife
learned that their daughter had been
refused landing she FASTENED TO Hon
duras and mother and daughter started
for home together. They took the
steamer Porto Cortez IN Honduras and
landed at Porto Barrios- There was
no train to Guatemala City until the
next morning. so the women took rooms
Late at night the comandante dis
covered that they had landed He sent
squad of soldiers to the hotel, where
the women were taken from their beds
and compelled TO accompany the sol
diers to the comandante's Office They
remained there until the next morning.
when the comandante communicated
with President Cabrera, who ordered
that the women be sent back TO the
yr-f7f1
There was another steamer for Hon
duras due in a few hours, and Sonora
Prado begged to be allowed to wait for
that Her petition was referred to
Cabrera, who promptly refused it,
When the soldiers forced the women
into small boat the mother knelt and
begged them to shoot her. but her
petition won only a prod from bay-
onet and an order to get up Two of
Sonora Prado's nephews are said to
have been shot a few months ago by
Cabrera's order.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
EXPLOSION KILLS
q MINERS; HURTS 8
Blast in Gold Mine on Douglas
Island Bears Harvest
of Death


JUNEAU, Alaska, March sS-Twefity-
three miners were Killed at midnight
last night by an explosion of a powder
magazine in the loo foot leyeI of the
Mexican mine. one of the group of
Treadwell gold properties on Douglas
island. Eightsmen We're seriously in
jured,' of whom, it is feared. four Will
die.
The last shots had been fired by the
shift of men 90 minutes. before the ex-
plosion took place. and the men had
assembled at the landing of the skip
and were arranging to enter it and
go on top. The magazine, which con-
tanned 275 pounds of powder. was sit
uated 80 feet to the rear of the place
where the men We're standing. Most
of the miners were foreigners.
The man in charge of the ma gazine
had locked the door and was standing
with the shift waiting to gos up. being
one of the killed. The horses in the
mine were standing side by side. One
was killed blythe shock and the other
when found was muncfling oats. r,n-
disturbed. The mine was little dam
aged. The bodies were recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
NEW PROFESSOR FOR
MINING DEPARTMENT
ID. NJ. Folsom Takes Place of
j. F. Newsom at Stanford
| Special Dispoich 10 The Cal !

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March 8.
Prof. J. +. Newsom. who has been at
the head Of the mining department here
for number Of years has resigned
his position. and d. NJ Folsom has been
named as his successor. Professor New
som has resigned in order to be able
TO devote more of his time to private
interests and TO a responsible posi-
tion which he holds with large min
ing company. Professor Folsom was
formerly a student at Stanford.
The mining course is also TO be
changed radically. Formerly a degree
could not be obtained for work in this
department in less than five years,
when degree of engineer OF mines
was given. As the course will be in
the future, bachelor of arts degree
will be given on four years work.
Thomas Angel, student at the Palo
Alto high school, was severely injured
yesterday afternoon while performing
on a trapeze on the ground of the
school. While he was on the bar one
OF the ropes broke and he fell to the
floor, striking on his back. He is the
son of DR. F. Angel, head of the de-
partment of psychology at Stanford
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
PROMINENT COUPLE
SECRETLY MARRIED
Miss Alice Doe and Allan Green
Leave for 0rpheum; Hasten
to Preacher

When Miss Alice Doe and Allan Green
left the formers home last Tuesday
evening TO go to the orpheum.~ the
performance they had in mind was a
skit for three. So they FASTENED Il. the
home of. Rev. E. r. Ollie. and. guard
ing well their secret from their re-
spective parents, were married II was
only yesterday. that the two households
Were apprised of the fun purport of
the little theater party. and with bless
ings of fathers. mothers. brothers. sis
ters and friends the bridal couple de-
parted last night for a honeymoon at
Del Monte.
Miss Doe is the daughter. of B. l..
Doe of ITS Pine street. the well known
ship owner and Iumberman. she is a
niece of the philanthropist who gave
the s1,000,000 Doe library to the Uni
iyersity of California. Green is the son
of Charles E. Green. mana ger. of the
Croker estate company. vice president
of the Crocker national hank. director
in half dozen big corporations and
rated as one, of the wearhiest men in
California
The parents of the young lady de-
sired that. she continue her education
and had eounseled the young woman to
wait
But Green had left the university and
had established himself in business.
He could not see the wisdom Of daI.v
especially as Miss Does beauty had at
tracted the admiration of the artist
folk Of the city,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
ESCAPES FROM HOSPITAL
IN A WHEEL CHAIR
Aged Man Travels All Night and
Reaches San Jose

[ Special Dispatch TO The Call
SAN JOSE. March S.-Trundling his
way hastily down the road in a wheel
chair, John Ryan. an aged inmate of
the county hospital. last evening es-
capped from that institution, where he
had been patient for a number of
years.
Ryan propelled himself over the four
and half miles of road between the
infrmary and San Jose during the
night, and was only located by the
local police this afternoon.
Because he became angered at some
fancied wrong at the hands of the hos
pital attendants he determined to quit
the institution, and took French leave
shortly after supper
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
WILL ASK FOR
BENEFIT FROM
CARNEGIE FUND
David Starr Jordan, President of
Stanford University, to Re-
tire in Six Years
Research Work, Probably the
Effect of War on Nations, to
Follow Resignation
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

L
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 3.
President David Starr Jordan, who has
been the administrative head of the
university since its foundation, an
pounced this afternoon his intention
to resign and accept the benefits of the
Carnegie foundation for the advance
ment of learning at the end of six
years from the present time.
The statement was made at a meet
ing of the university conference, and
President Jordan gave as his reason
for this intended action his belief that
all professors should resign upon
reaching the age of So.
President Jordan will act on his own
initiative in this matter, though he
will carry out policy favored by the
board of trustees of the university, who
made a request at the time of the es-
tablishment of the foundation that
Stanford professors should be included
in the benefits. This request was later
granted by the Carnegie board.
Doctor Jordan Will also be Influenced
in his resignation by the fact that he
has for many years desired to be able
to pursue research work, which his
duties as president have prevented. He
has not yet decided what line of work
he will take up after his retirement.
although he inclines TO the study of
the biology of war. showing the effect
of war, directly and Indirectly, on the
development of nations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
LIBEL CHARGE SEQUEL
OF SCHOOL CONTROVERSY
Three Prominent San Bruno
Men Have Been Accused
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

IOpecIdI Dlspdtch 10 he Call
REDWOOD CITY, March "a j.
Tucker, E. NJ. A. Pallas and w. w
Bruno, will appear before Justice of the
Peace James Harmon at 10 o'clock to-
morrow to answer charges of criminal
libel brought against them by Fl. E
Leslie.
The charges are the result of ar
ticles that appeared in the San Bruno
Banner, certain parts of which Leslie
claims, are untrue and besmirch his
character and those of others.
The charges also come as the climax
TO the school site controversy. which
has kept San Bruno in a turmoil of
excitement for two years. The at
tempt made to shoot Tucker about two
weeks ago was also a sequel to the
controversy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
JOHNSON TO FLY FROM
THE KENTFIELD STADIUM
Marin County Looking Forward
to Aviation Meet
Special Dispaich 10 The Call ]

Special Dispotch 10 The Call
SAN RAFAEL, March 3.-Society of
this side of the bay is greatly inter
ested in the announcement made today
that Frank Johnson will soon be in
his home county to give an exhibition
of flying in his Curtiss biplane at the
Kentfield stadium.
The exhibition will be held under the
auspices of the local chamber Of COM
merce which will meet Mondayto con-
fer with Colonel Johnson's agents re-
garding details of the affair.
Conditions at the Kentfield stadium
are excellent for an aviation meet The
date for the exhibition will be deter
mined when the chamber of commerce
meets Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
SELECT CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICES IN REDWOOD
ISpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Cnlll

REDWOOD CITY. March 3-The
good government league at meeting
held last night. made the following
nominations for town Offices at the
coming municipal election Town
trustees. Edward Sampson and B. c.
Byrd; marshal, James Coleman; city
clerk. r. F. Chilcott The citizens
lea que. which will oppose the good
government people. has announced the
following candidates: Town trustees
Chris Hynding and c. Z. Cumberson:
marshal. John Christ; clerk, Carl
Plump.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
TAFT DENIES MEDDLING
IN POLITICS OF OHIO

CLEvELAND o.. March s.--In a let
ter to III. d. Davis, United States mar
shal here, President Taft denies any
Responsibility for the recent election of
former assistant to.-t the attorneys gem
eral Wade II. Ellis as chairman of the
Ohio Republican executive committee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
WOMEN PRESENT PLAY
BY MRS. CURRAN CLARK
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, March 3.-A rare
entertainment was given to the mem
bers and guests OF the Redwood City
womans club this afternoon when a
clever play entitled "A Woman's Club
was presented by members of the local
organization in Odd Fellows hall The
author of the play is Mrs. Curran Clark.
one of the officials of the woman's club
and for that reason the presentation
was OF peculiar interest TO the local
women.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
GIVE BENEFIT FOR
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT

OAKLAND. March 3.-The first of a
series of entertainments TO be given
by the Grand Army of the Republic
for the benefit of the department en-
campment fund was held this evening
at Idora park theater. The program in
oluded music. exhibition drill and man
ual of arms, a series of sfereopticon
views of the civil war and other inter
esting numbers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

days at Cobre. who arrived here to-
night. the engineer of gravel train
which left the track at Cobre was
either killed or severely injured.
From Wells, Nev-, passengers of
Overland Limited No. /. held at Wells
since Tuesday, will be taken to Carlin,
thence by stage 10 miles to Battle
Mountain. where they will be trans
ferred to a special train and taken to
Western Nevada and California points.
Fresh breaks. in the line occurred at
various points this afternoon accord
ing to reports received tonight. One
of the most severe breaks occurred a
mile west of Carlin.
Nearly 1000 eastern colonists are
waiting here for transportation west.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Soft Track Lengthens Time

PORTLAND. Or. March 3.-Com-
mencing today Portland will be on the
Union Pacific route from the east to
San Francisco. trains being detoured
from Ogden because of flood conditions
in Nevada. Business from San Fran
cisco to eastern points also will be
routed by way of Portland
The Southern Pacifc's Shasta route,
between Portland and San Francisco
has not been materially affected by the
storm. The track is soft in number
OF places and trains are being operated
with extreme caution. necessitating a
loss of from one to three hours in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
TRAINS ROLLING
!. TO COAST BY THE
NORTHERN ROUTE
Southern Pacific Relieves Em-
barge in Nevada by Using
Oregon Short Line
Officials Estimate That 1t Will
Take a Week to Repair Road
bed in Sagebrush State

SALT LAKE CITY, March 3-Rail
communication with the Pacific coast
has been re-estabhshed over the Ore
gon Short Line and Oregon Railroad
and Navigation line. The three trains
that left Ogden last night have passed
the bad track on the Idaho division
of the Short Line, near Glenns Ferry
and there is reason to believe that
passenger traffic over that line will be
normal in "a hours.
Seven days may pass before the
Southern Pacific can run through
trains across Nevada. Palisade is the
center of the food district and is en-
tirely isolated. Stub trains have been
started from Ogden to Carlin, on the
east, and from San Francisco to Bat
tie Mountain. west of Palisade. Be
tween these points, three large bridges
were carried away by flood waters.
decline of about three feet in the
level of the overlooking Nevada streams
was reported today and it is thought
they will continue to subside
The Western Pacific is in good order
to Shafter, New, where it connects with
the Nevada Northern. and is maintain
ing mail and traffic connections with
Ely.
Rio Grande and Union Pacific trains
from the east were on time today.
Trains Move for West
OGDEN, Utah. March 3.-southern
Pacific train No. will leave ogden for
the west tomorrow morning. General
Manager Calvin. who has been held at
Loray by the washout, has ordered the
operation of trains to Cariin, $40 miles
west
At Loray $50 feet of washed out
track has been brisiged. Beyond that
point teaing wii1 not run for at least
another week. The destruction of
tracks in Pansade canyon and at other
points between CarIin and Sparks has
been SO complete that repairs can not
be finished in less than seven days.
According to passengers held for
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Plan to File Charge

After receiving the Nyman afidsvis
Secretary z. Ellison Of the sailors
union of the Pacific discussed with At
torney Hutton the matter OF fling a.
criminal charge based on the alleged
facts which have been brought TO light
in connection with the administration
of the hospital He was Informed that
the Brezzinio case was the only one.
so far as is known, in which a statu-
tory offense had been committed Eli
son then conferred with r. Huntsman.
secretary OF the hay and river steam
boat mems union. 10 which Brezzinfo
belonged. and the matter was then
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
INVESTIGATION ASSURED
SURGEONGENERALTOACT

(upper) alleged
and Axel Nyan, alleged assault
Brezzi
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Brutality Is Alleged

Nyman, who lives at SsS AifeeR
street. Oakland. was confined in the
same ward with Brezzinio at the ma
rine hospital from January . until
February "a. suffering from a broken
leg On the day before Brezzinios
death. he alleges in his affidavit. he
heard Doctor Moore roughly command
the unfortunate seaman TO shut up
because the latter was grosning and
complaining of intense pain from the
wound in his abdomen. He alleges
further that Doctor Moore walked be-
hind screen near Brezzinio's bed and
when the latter. believing the physf-
clan had left the ward emitted q
groan. stepped out. and struck the pa
tient in the face with mis- open hand
On the night that Brezzinio died.
Nyman alleges. he was awakened by
the eommotion in the ward and saw
Doctor Moore leaning over the bed
striking the helpless patient. He
heard Brezzinio groan. he states. and
heard Doctor Moore several times say
shut your mouth Nyman also cor
roborates the evidence contained in
the affidavit of Seaman Nicholas to the
effect that Brezzinio was forced to
work around the ward. sweeping tha
floor and doing other tasks when ha
u-aS IN ~raaf main
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Evidence Given Attorney

Following the securing OF additional
ahidavits setting forth what is alleged
to have occurred in the hospital ward
preceding the death of Brezzinio there
was conference OF union officials
yesterday afternoon. Subsequently all
of the evidence secured was placed in
the hands OF Attorney w H. Hutton,
a doubt having arisen as TO whether
the information of the alleged crime
should be filed with the state or fed
eral prosecutor, the marine hospital
being located on government reser-
vation.
Additional evidence contradictiug
the statement OF DR.. James NJ. Cas-
saway, commanding officer at the
hospital, to the effect that the face of
Brezzinio was not discolored after
death was secured by the union Of
ieials yesterday from Anton Beban
and his brother. friends OF the dead
man, who claimed the body to prevent
a hasty burial at the cemetery in the
hospital grounds. Corroborative evil
dence bearing on the allegation that
Doctor Moore punched and cuned Brez-
zinio while the latter was writhing in
pain from the wound of an operation
was set forth yesterday in an affidavit
sworn to by Axel Nyman. a seaman
who occupied a cot in the ward on the
night of the occurrence
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
In Accord With Mayor

That the councils were in entire ac-
cord with the views of the mayor was
made evident by the absence of action
or discussion on the crisis. Several
petitions from businessmen's associa-
fions and from trade organiza tfons
bearing on the strike were heard with
out comment "A resolution from the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

ContInucd ON Psse 2, column
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Information Accusing DR.. ID.
Moore of Brntally Beating
Dying Man to Be Filed by
Maritime Organizations
JURISDICTION QUESTION
CAUSES SLIGHT DELAY
Friends Who Buried MateO Brez-
Zini0 Declare Dead Mans
Face Showed Traces of
a Savage Assault
COMMITTEE TO INTERVIEW
MARINE HOSPITAL HEAD

IN addition to. the investigation OF
conditions at the United States
marine hospital already demanded
of the federal authorities by the asso-
ciated seamen's unions of the Pacific
coast it is probable that a criminal
charge will be filed within the next
48 hours against DR.. ID. Moore, the
member of the staff who IS alleged to
have brutally beaten Mateo Brezzinio
20 minutes before the latter died on
the morning of February H. The
matter of deciding in what jurisdic-
ton the information should be filed Is
now under consideration by the at
torney of the maritime organizations.
and it IS believed that a decision will
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