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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
BARITONE TO GIVE
FAREWELL RECITAL
Oakland Solcist Will Render
Half Hour of Music in
Greek Theater Today

BERKELEY, Oct. 15.--with Mrs.
Robert M. Hughes of Oakland as ac-
companist, Paul Hunt. barytone soloist
of the First Methodist church of Oak
land and member of the Orpheus
club, will render the half hour of
music in the Greek theater tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The recital will be in the nature Of
a farewell, as Hunt is to return soon
to the east to continue his studies in
voice culture.
The program has been announced as
follows:
"where'er You walk from Handel's oratorie
'Semeie'' squire's Three for Jack; "Bolero."
q, toreador,s love- song, by Couehois; Isl puo
Signore,' the prologue to Leoncavallo's ''PPag-
liacci'; ''yecchia zimarra senti," the coast song
from PuccIni's la Boheme"; 20 du mein holder
Abendstern'' from Wagner's .'Tannhauser'
The Ballad of Little Billee.' Peel's setting Of
Thackerays poem; Haynes "The 0uld Plaid
Shawl and Dudley Ducks .Creole Lovers
Song
In case of inclemept weather the
musicale will not be given.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
wife FRIGHTENED
in LONELY CABIN
Rr
Fords River for Human COM
parionship When Husband
Fails to Return

OAKLAND, Oct. 15.-Left alone by
her husband, Percy F. Montgomery, in
a cabin near the Mexican border line
more than seven miles from the habi-
tation of any white person, Mrs. Lur-
line Montgomery grew SO terrified
when night came on that she crep out
of the cabin. forded the river and
sought shelter elsewhere. She found
human association and comfort at last
iwth the family Of a Mexican, many
miles away from her home.
The story of her neglect was told by
Mrs. Montgomery in a divorce COM
plant she filed today. Her husband is
a government employe who took her
to Dulzura, in San Diego county, after
their marriage and housed her in a
cabin there. He was gone three days
and three night Mrs. Montgomery de-
clares
She accused him of saying when they
resided in San Francisco that it was
cheaper to bury their baby than to
bring him up.
Several months ago, while they were
living in Benvenue avenue, Berkeley,
Montgomery became infatuated with
another woman, his wife alleged, and
spent much of his time in cafes with
her
I'm tired of brunettes, Mrs. Mont
gomery said he informed a friend.
I'm going to try blonde for a
change"
Dora M. Nellist was granted an in
terlocutory decree of divorce today
from Guy c. Nellist on the ground of
cruelty.
The following new suits for divorce
were filed today:
Harry ". against Elizabeth Parratt.
- 1r%f ira q II IA nj
cruelty; Lillian S. against James N.
Berry, desertiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
WOULD ALLOW SMOKING
ON ALL PARTS OF CARS
Alameda Council Takes Initia
tive in New Movement

ALAMEDA, Oct. 15.-The committee
of the whole of the city council has
taken the initiative in asking the Oak
land traction company to rescind its
order preventing smoking on the rear
portions of its cars. Councilman John
II. Walker is the champion of the
movement, he claiming that men should
be allowed to smoke on any portion OF
the car where they can get seat.
Since the order has been in effect,
Councilman walker says women have
crowded the front end seats on cars
and men have had to stand up. The
council committee ordered communi-
cation sent the traction company ask
ing it to remove its embargo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
KINGS DAUGHTERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Oakland Selected for Conven-
ton of 1911

OAKLAND, Oct 15.-State officers of
the California branch, International
Order Of Kings Daughters and Sons,
were elected today as follows:
State secretary. Mrs Matilda Brown: assist
ant secretary. Mrs. H. Whitman; recording secre
tsry. Miss Mary z. Raymond; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs Grant D. Miller; treasurer, Mrs. A
J. Mcknight; honorary life member and his
torisn. Mrs J. 6. Clark; honrary life member
Mn. L. J. Watt; honorary executive committee
Mrs. Carrie Davis, Miss Donadline Cameron; ex
.ecutiTe comnlttee-Afiss Henrietta Simpson, Mrs
". 8 Mscksy. Mrs. Tenney. Mrs Morgan Miss
Clsribel Williams, Miss Ethyl Dean FAINT and
Mrs. Morrison.
The following county secretaries
were appointed:
Mrs F. H. Carton Of San Francisco. Sar
Frsncisco county: Mrs. Ernest McCandlish OF
Alameda, Alameds county; Mrs. Weston O.
stockton. San Joaquin county; Mrs. Spring OF
Cuperfina. Santa Clara county.
Miss Mary Taylor was appointed as
trustee of subscriptions TO the "Silver
Cross official publication of the So
ciety.
The state convention for 1911 will be
held at Twenty third Avenue Baptist
church. The convention closed this
afternoon after two days sessions at
the First Presbyterian church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED
FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND
Widow of Thomas III. Wallis
Sues Company

OAKLAND. Oct. 15.-Suit for s40,1S0
damages was begun today by Elizabeth
Wallis. widow of the late Thomas H.
Wallis, against the Southern Pacific
company for the death of her husband
nearly a year ago. Mrs. Wallis alleges
that as her husband was driving across
the company's track at First and Oak
streets he was struck by a train and
killed. No bell was rung to warn him
of the approach of the train, she says,
and the train was going at speed of
80 miles an hour, which is contrary to
ordinance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
Mexico Excursion

Christmas In old Mexico. No more
unique or interesting way to spend the
holidays than by joining the great per-
sonaIly conducted excursion. from San
Francisco December IA, and Los An
reies December 15. Round trip $s0
dining. parlor and observation cars and
Pullman vestfbuled sleepers. For de-
tails see agents Southern Pacific. Ticket
Market street ferry depot, Third and
Townsend streets depot and Broadway
and Thirteenth street, Oakland. Santa
Fe office, 673 Market street. National
Railways Of Mexico office, Monadnock
building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
FAMILY OF SEVEN IN
NEED; FATHER ARRESTED
Mechanic Is Charged With
NegIecting Wife and Children

OAKLAND. Oct. 15.-W. A. Towner,
mechanic, was arraigned before Po-
lice Judge Mortimer Smith this morn
ing, the case against him being failure
to provide for his wife and six minor
children. According to evidence brought
before the court Towner has had work
for several months, but has made no
effort to care for his family, which is
in destitute circumstances. He was re-
leased on probation, but must report
weekly as to the provision he makes
for his family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
GILMAN STREET WILL
BE OPENED BY COUNCIL

BERKELEY, Oct 15.-At special
meeting of the city council last night
protests against the opening and WIDEN
ing of Gilman street from Hopkins
street to San Pablo avenue were over
ruled and the work ordered. There
was q lively tilt between Councilman
Mcclure and c. E. O'Neil. protesting
property owner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
SORORITY GIRL TO
Be WINTER BRIDE
Graduate of High School Will
Wed Businessman of Berke=
ley in Near Future

BERKELEY, Oct. 15.-Announcement
is made Of the engagement of Miss
Lillian Anderson and Carl S. Replogle
both popular in the younger set. The
date of the wedding, which will be an
event of the winter, has not been set.
Miss Anderson, who is talented, is
the daughter of Captain and Mrs. A
Anderson of Mckinley avenue. She is
a high school graduate and q member
of a sorority.
Repiogle is the son of D. B. Replogle
and has lived in Berkeley for many
years. Both families are old residents
of this city
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
HISTORY PROFESSOR
TO ADDRESS STUDENTS
Newman Club Plans for Lee
lures and Social Party -

RERK ELEY, Oct. 15.-Prof. Henry
Morst stephens of the history depart
ment of the university, will address the
Newman club of the students Tuesday
evening october 25, on ST. Francis
of Assist" The lecture will be one Of
series. The catholic students are plan
ming to hold a hallowe'Sn party in the
Ridge road club next Wednesday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
TO GIVE RECEPTION
Graduates of High School to
Entertain at Dance

OAKLAND, Oct. 15.-The Alumni as
ISOLATION of the John c. Fremont high
school will give a formal reception and
dance at the rooms of the Home club,
Cottage and Fourth avenues. on the
evening of October %. The officers and
members of the association are: Alfred
Howkins, president; Miss Gertrude
Hughes, secretary; Irwin Gracier treas
urer. Harold Hilton will be floor man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
SEVEN AMERICANS is
THEME FOR PREACHER
Berkeley Pastor to Begin Series
of Sermons Today

BERKELEY, Oct. ia series Of
sermons on seven Significant Ameri-
cans will be commenced tomorrow by
Rev. R. M. Vaughn, pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city. Jacob Riis
will be considered tomorrow with 1.-The
Making of an American and "The
Formative Forces of Our Country y
Other people who will be discussed in
the series are Owen Kildare, Booker T.
washington, Helen Keller, Samuel
Hadley, Jane Adams and William NJ
Clarke.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
BERKELEY. AVIAT0RS
WILL ATTEMPT FLIGHT
Brewer Brothers to Launch
Craft From Vacant Lot

BERKELEY, Oct 15.-If weather
permits the big aenoplans. which Roy
and Louis Brewer Of Grove and Vir-
ginia streets have recently completed,
viii be sent into the air tomorrow from
q vacant lot at Hopkins and Josephine
streets. The engine, which was in
stalled today. Will be operated during
the flight by Roy Brewer. The first at
tempt at fiifht win be made about s
o'clock in the morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
MAIL BOXES WILL AID
IN LETTER DELIVERY
Postmaster c. s. Merrill of
Berkeley Asks Improvement

BERKELEY, Oct. I5.-Enorts are
being made Postmaster Clarence S.
Merrill Of this city 10 have the resi-
dents Of Berkeley provide letter boxes
for their mail, or to have slots cut in
the front doors to facilitate delivery.
Many Berl1eleyans have already aided
the postal department. Merrill hopes
10 make the custom of providing boxes
general here and said that the efficiency
OF the department would be improved
fully SO per cent
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
PUPILS WILL HEAR
LECTURES ON HEALTH
DIR. Hoag and Others to Talk
to Children

BERKELEY, Oct. 15.--In connection
with the work of medical inspection
carried on in the Berkeley schools un-
der the direction of Dr. E. l.. Hoag a
series of lectures will be given by
prominent scientists of the bay region.
Included in the number are DR.. Jessica
Peixotto, DR.. George F. Reinhardt, DR..
r. W. Edmonds and others. There will
be 16 lectures in the courses, which
will be begun in the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
The Greatest Combina-
ton of Oriental Ply
sicians in the
World
Some Statements of What
1t Is and What 1t
Does

There explanation of the made Chinese
medicine influence OF these
of the public recognized who
and the have found always that
aid
Chinese herbs He
in
prachng
selling
FREE
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
BURGLARY cHARGED-oakIand. Oct.

BURGLARY cHARGED-oakIand. Oct. l5.-
fJames E-eHunt. who. IL was charged. recently
Il broke into the homes of both James Baxter,
Ge4o Whitney street. aud Louis Peterson. 1874
Fifth street. stealing carpenter tools valued at
ST5 was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Quieley and Drew and lodged IN jail with two
burglary charges against him. He was ar
rajgned this morning before Police Judge Nor
timer Smith, who set the dates for examina-
tion on October 20 and "a, respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
Thrilling Secrets
Of French Beauty
Mysteries Heretofore Carefully
Guarded Now Laid Bare.

How Women Even of Ordinary Fea-
lures May BE Wonderfully Trans
formed, Revealed by the French Spe-
ciaIist, Mime. Louvre, In a Stirring
Book, Sent Free to Readers of the Call.
Every woman reader of this paper
should send for the thrilling book of
secrets of French Beauty by Nine
Louvre Do it today; you may never
again have the same opportunity.
The most startling secrets of beauty,
long guarded with Jealous care, are
now revealed. Every page gives a
thrill of excitement. Beauty that you
never before dreamed of may now be
yours Girls, middle aged women,
elderly women, and you, reader, have
the opportunity never before heard of
in this country.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

RETURN-Alameda, Oct. 15.-
Company G, National Guard Of California. re-
turned this morning from Atascadero, where
1t has been attending the annual maneuvers
The train bearing the company arrived at
FruftysleS at o'clock this morning. having
left Atascadero at 4:30 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon The company marched to this city
from Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
REcFprIoN FOR PAeToR.

FOR PAsToR--Alameds Oct. 1s.
Rec Wilsie NJ Martin. pastor of the First
Methodist church. was guest of honor at re-
ception given last night by the congregation.
the occasion being the beginning OF Rev. Mr..
speeches were made by J. .. Jamison, Chap
lain ". H. Scott, Rev. J. r. Perkins, Rev.
G.. l.. Mears. Rev w. E. Vaughn and Joseph
Forderer Musical numbers were given by
Miss Martha Vaughn and Ernest Wilson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
)AKIAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
SOCIETY TO WITNESS
The death OF eve
Nine. Margaret Barry and Her
.Georg Walcker to Present
Musical Drama

OAKLAND, Oct. 15.-Society people
of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley are
expected to turn out in great numbers
to witness the production of William
Vaughn Moody's death Of Eve" at
Ebell hall next Thursday evening by
Nine. Margaret Barry and Herr Geerg
Walcker.
This musical drama is the story OF
Ewes desire to. enter Paradise again
She importunes her sons to accompany
her there, but they are not interested.
Adam has. forgotten all about it. AT
last, Cain goes with her. He waits
outside while his mother goes in. She
sees the. tree that represents the love
of God and expires beneath it.
The following are the patrons:
Prof ana Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
paymaster ss 'epS and Mrs, MI and Mrs. John Nc
Eugene Hale Douglass Near
Lieutenant Commander Mr. and Mrs 8 NJ
Csssus B. Barnes Nicely
Ashley Pettis Mr. and MIS-. 6. +.
L. Dargie Mr.. and Mrs. wiekham
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Havens
W Wood @ Mastick - MI and Mrs Herbert
NJ fease ana M's' 'p Dr. and Mrs. W. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox
Jordan ass IDr. ana MIS- I1duSniin
Mr. and Mrs Warren S. Mr.. and Mrs. Hrubanik
Mr.. aats and Mrs. Leon Hall N Mailiot
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Mrs. Frank Howard
& Stolp Payne
Mr. and Mrs. P l.. Mrs. George Woodbury.
lCorteItou Bmnell
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mrs. Richard H. Cham
Mr Phelps apd Mrs w. R. MRS. Dslifih n G, capxsll
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. R. Davis !
Russell Mrs Mildred Husbands
Mr. and Mrs ThomaslMrs Emma T. Rathgeh
White Mrs L.. l.. Van Haren
Mr. and Mrs BurdettelMrs Fred G. Paige
Sanders Mrs Charles Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Orvile Roberts
7 Allardyce Mrs. Edna Smell Poul-
Baker Mrs Frederick Jewell
Dr. and Mrs F. W. Laird
BENJAMIN Mrs Frank J. Mofftt
Mr. and Mrs l. N.lMiss Mabel Thayer Gray
Chapman Miss Matilda e. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. B. ]. S.lMss Margaret Knox
CahflI Miss Lucille Knowland
Mr. and Mrs Walton Miss Ida May Bradley
T. Farrar Miss L. NJ. Mcguire
Mr.. and Mrs. W. h Mrs. Lena Carroll
Foster Nicholson
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Catherine Miller
Maurer Mrs. Charles Stocker
Charles Keeler Mrs. Mary Farweather
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
The Offices of this doctor are at
1912 BROADWAY

Corner of Twenty-eighth Street, OAKLAND
And open daily week days from 10 80 to 80
except Saturday. absent all day
Sundays from IL m to 7S0 p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
Citv Grieves for a Friend
and Ali Public Offices Are
Closed in Honor of the De-
ceased.

Civic flags are at nalf mast, citizens
hearts are bowed in grief. for today Is
The funeral day OF Ell Paso's friend
first. and ex-mayor acknowledgements
F. Hammett-
BY proclamation Of the mayor busl-
ness was suspended in public offices
and many business houses were closed,
as policemen and firemen escorted the
long funeral cortege through the city
streets. 1t was an hour OF universal
civic recognition
Funeral services were conducted at
Hotel D. r. Francis shortly after 8
o'clock. Rev. Caspar S. Wright spoke
the simple Methodist rites, without
eulogv. The most prominent men OF
FL Paso heard the words and bowed
their heads in grief at the loss of the
city builder. city friend
AT the grave in Concordia cemetery
delegation representing the fraternity
of fIlks conducted the ritual of their
order and the minister concluded win
final prayers and the body was lowered
into the grave
Two squads of police and represeh,
tatjon of the fire department escorted
the funeral procession from the hotei
residence of the family The pail
bearers were: A P Coles. Felix Mar
tinez. Charles Stevens. Horace Broad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
The Doctors
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Some Advice Against the
Use of Harsh Purga-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21


Mayor Sweeney yesterday issued the
following proclamation:
From our midst there has been re-
moved, by death. a man OF sterling
quality, a loyal FL Pasoan and pro
greSSive citizen
~On the evening Of Thursday, Febru-
airy IL 1910, in the city of Los Angeles,
Cal. Col. B. F. Hammett passed away
To him we are deeply indebted for
enjoyed during the past ten years Al
a personal sacrifice he became CHIEF
executive of this city in 1901. al
period in the history of Ell Paso,
when we were sorely in need
of an able. fearless and conscientious
leader How well he performed the
burdensome task assigned him is evil
denced by our present standing as
progressive and prosperous city.
In private and public life he hon
ored u.s. In death. we. who have been
the recipients of his labors. should find
this a fitting time TO confer upon him
the last Testimonial of the high es-
TEEN in which he was held
Therefore. /. Joseph L. Sweeney,
mayor of the city of Ell Paso respect
fully request the citizens of Ell Paso 10
refrain from pursuing their usual yoca-
lions during the time the funeral cor
city on Monday. February 81. at
o'clock D. m. At that time 1 request the
merchants to close the doors of their
business houses. l direct that all mu-
nicipal affairs shall close at that hour;
that the police and fire department
shall form an escort of honor. ana
that flags on all municipal buildings
shall be displayed at half mast.
Witness my hand and official seal
IaI,
Joseph L. Sweeney. Mayor"
All city and county offices closed to-
day in honor of the ex-mayor and all
public officials, including the county
commissioners. attended the funeral
Flags on all city and county buildings
ana the chamber of commerce were at
half mast
Police and Fire Escorts.
The police escort for she funeral was
composed of G. Z. Fletcher, Z. E. Par
sons. c. H Haynes. c. r. Tillman. J. f.
Caplinger, w n. Woods, f. Z. Enlow,
J. W. Stages.
The escort from the fire department
was composed of J. T. Sullivan, ]. Col
Inns. H. Bargeman, c. Cook. W. Duprez,
Is. lie eros
Ike AIderete. district clerk. said that
he earned his first money while in the
employ of the Campbell real estate
company. of which B. F. Hammett was
president and therefore closed his of
flee from 80 to ( O'CLOCK today
Negroes GrieVe.
From the negroes of FL Paso comes
glowing tribute to the ex-mayor The
pastors and congregations of the Afri-
can Methodist and Baptist churches of
the city have issued resolutions recit-
ing that LAS mayor of the city as a
citizen. and as a Christian. he has been
our friend and benefactor,' and extend
ing condolences to the family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
Y VI. c. A. NOTES.

The debate on the trusts at the Y
NJ c. A resulted in victory for the
antitrust advocates at the Forum Sat
urday evening. the decision going to
the negative by a vote Of two to three
c. l. Sirmons and W r. May spoke for
the affirmative side Of the question and
r F. Davis and Charles Owen for the
winning side F. H. Brighton also spoke
on the subject in an extempOraneous
way after the debate closed
Views taken in Buano TumbO land
by bishop Hartzen were shown at the
mems meeting OF the Y. NJ c. A Sun
day afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
STRUGGLED RACE
HORSE SEIZED
J. Carter Under Arrest at
Dallas-HOrSe Was at
JuareZ Track.

Dave Montgomery race horse ex-
ported to the Juarez track on Nov. 10,
was struggled back into the United
States, according to customs officials,
and was seized at Dallas, Texas. j. Car
ter is now under arrest there on the
charge OF smuggling.
The race horse, according TO records
of the customs service here, was owned
BY r. Jarrett The horse was ridden
across the border into Ell Paso, they
say, and shipment was made from here.
The horse has been taken TO San An
tonic and will be sold in that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
HALL AND HOWE
STILL IN RACE
Poll Tax Payments Break
All Records-The Polls
by Precincts.

Politics is quiet at the present time
and there is very little chance OF a
sudden uprising in the political field
However. both F. J. Hall and W. D.
Howe declare that they are going TO
stay in the race to a finish. The ring
is backing P J. Edwards and Joe Neal
on against them.
The poll tax paying time is over and
show that 5943 persons may vote in the
county at the coming primaries next
July. OF these 4473 are in the city, and
nearly 65 percent of them are Mexicans.
The summary of the different pre-
cincts follows: