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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
Who Is Sellingl

One OF the stories of the week re-
garding the drop in the stock mar
ket Is that San Francisco wants to
sell out its sugar stocks because
money in that city is turning to real
estate Investments; and knowing
this, the Honolulu people will not
start to buy until the market reaches
the lowest possible point. Another
yarn of the street Is that some OF
the big men locally have 4 decided
that the time has arrived for them
to sell out and clean up. Conse-
quently, those who have knowledge
Of this fact are waiting for the
price TO slump to the lowest figure.
What the market can do under such
conditions was shown very forcibly
when the eight hundred-odd shares
\ f-0laa were thrown on the market
and sold at 5.25. The quotation for
0laa has remained very low for a
week or more, but no sales have been
made and are not likely to be. when
the reports from the plantation are
that on the 4.24 price OF the sugar
the plantation this year will make
two hundred thousand dollars. and
be In position to Increase It's crop
next year to $4,000 tons.
One story is about as good as an
other when dealing with the Homo
lulu stock market in the dull season.
The unadulterated fact remains that.
despite the cry that stocks are too
high, the dividend-paying capacity
OF all the dividend payers Is better
today than ever. and the lame ducks
are in the most favorable position
they have ever experienced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

island traffic, although no extraordi-
nary inconvenience has been caused
by the quarantine. The plague scare
on the other hand has undoubtedly
hurt the tourist trafiic. as people do
not know the character Of the quar-
antine. :: and are afraid OF being
tied up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
Hawaii Cleaned Up.

Quarantine against the Island OF
Hawaii In so far as the island steam
ers arc concerned will be raised to-
day II no new plague rats are re-
ported from the Big Island. This
will be happy release for the inter-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
CHINESE ARMY MEETS DEFEAT.

PEKING May cit reported here that the adherent of the
ama spiritual temporal head Of the Thibetans
Lhaa
the surprising the Chinese defeating them. d u
the
killed, the number a thousand. n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

The latest business enterprise In
the Makawao section OF Maui Is the
Maui Pineapple Company. Limited.
OF Pauwela. In the country OF piness
Its capital stock Is 100000. divided
up into 1000 shares OF $40 each.
II was the intention OF the pro-
moters to sell shares only to Japan-
ese, but recently that rule has beeu
disregarded.
At present there are about thirty>
Ave acres of pineapples In the vicin>
ity of Pauwela cultivated by Japan
ese, aud II is from these lands. as
well as from others that may ba
planted by Orientals, that Abe mAe
now In process OF construction ex>
poets to obtain fuit for canning.
At Pauwela the foundations OF "a
small factory or cannery have aI-
ready been laid, and two lahore rs
houses have been completed. Tho
great difficulty In the way OF rapid
construction OF the mill is the haul-
ing OF building materials.
The officers of the company are:l
]. Kuabara. president; +. Dati.- vices
president; j, onishi, treasurer; K
Yokogawa. secretary: and G. pina-
ka. NJ. Nogami and NJ. Nlshikida.
auditors. 49,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
INDICTMENT FOR ILLINOIS soLoNs.

6.Lee oNel the Democratic leader In
indicted charge
arising allegations that Senator
United through the
o legislators,
other the Illinois been indicted
Ijury
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
ABANDoNs TRIP.

PRINCE ABANUUNS TRIP.
LONDON 6The proposed trip Prince and Princess
Africa opened
buildings abandoned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

Sugar price advance and sugar
stock depression have been the dis
tinctive features OF the business GEN.
ter this week.
Every indication OF the quotations
received during the week is that
when raw sugar went down to 4.24
some weeks ago and beets dropped
to parity Of 1--WE cents, the bear
movement had reached Its limit for
the season. Since the recovery be-
gan, the advance to 4.30 and a par
ity of 5.15 has been very steady, the
only setback being the shading down
from 4.325 on Thursday to 4.30 on
Friday. Refined sugar in New York
was also advanced during the week.
which is another Indication OF the
strength of the market.
Since the slump OF. the early part
of April, the prophets have been very
careful about forecasting very high
prices during the summer. and some
of them have revised their figures so
much that they now say We are on
the crest of the wave of exceptional
prices that may break at any time.
On the other hand. not a single in
cident of the statistics or the re-
turns from sugar producing coun-
tries has arisen to weaken the stu
alton. Early April found some OF
the Cuban planters who had to sell,
and as is usually the case In such
Instances. the market was prepared
to receive them. Nothing has oc-
Cured to Increase the estimates OF
the Cuban crop. and although the
Willett & Gray circular occasionally
talks about the India sugar crop as
something never before taken into
consideration, no one can discover
that India has had an influence on
the market or is likely to have.
Tight Money.
Next to the price of stocks the
tight money market has been the
favorite topic. And. uriously
enough. opinions differ on whether
the money market is really tight oil
not. Some claim that they can get
all the money they want at the
banks, while other brokers state that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
Hilo Bids.

Hilo Bids. =.
The most important thing done az
last weeks meeting Of the Hilo SUI
pervlsors was the opening OF bids
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

Continued on Page & MMa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-03

mismo tempo Sc le ocurri6 que ell
aquellos momentos estaba compile
tamente a merced de aquel hombre.
.Qu6 pensaria? Lanzando I'm d6bil
grito, Alexia Sc tom6 mas fuertemen
tie a su marido, y sus ojos dilatados
por el terror, Sc clavaron en- la faz de
Ivan. Amhos sabian que estaban en-
ell umbral de algo espantoso, aunque
no podian hgurarse que seria. porque
todo pasd en- unos cuantos segundos. ,
va Sc veia un lobo delante del trineo.
Ivan miro q Dalmaskow Y q su es-
posa. En- el semblante del criado SO
dibuja aba una horrible mueca de an /
gustia. Bruscamente volvio hablar:: /,
i iToma las riendas!-grit6 de-
senrrollandose las correas de las mu
necas.
Dalmaskow obeleci6 maquinal-
mente sin comprende: NADIA.
-Asl Sc sui jetan-aladl6 Ivan
con una voz clara V seca.-Si no las
tomas asf, no podras con los caba-
Hos. SLas has tornado?
-Si-contesto Dalmaskow sin en-
tender 10 que Sc le decia
-Queria mata1te. .-dijo Ivan
con una voz que adquiri6 repenti-
namente uD tono mas alto y mas a
gudo-pero no 10 hago, ipor ella! !
Y poniendose bruscamente de pie
Sc arloj6 desde el trineo i la nevada
estepa ...
Los lobos volvieron a detenerse :.
.volvieron 4 levantarse nubas de
nieve bajo las patas de las feroces
bestlas, V los caballos del trineo liz
bres del dominic de la ferrea mano
de Ivan fozaron la marcha como des
bocados.
Cuando ell trineo So detuvo en- ANA
calle de la poblaci6n. Alexia yacia
sin conocimlento al lado de su esposo
Sin volver en- 81 IN subieron q su Guar
to. y estuvo enfermG muchos meses.
AL curarse, su primer cllldado fue
poner una cruz en- la estepa, 10 mas
cerca possible del lugar donde Sc ha-
bian encontrado dos huesos huma.
nos Y las botas de Ivan.
Los aldeanos de la comarca dieron
aquel sitio el.nombre de ''tumba de
Ivan y Y desde entonces Sc viene LA
mando asl, aunque en- realidad, Ivan
pertenecla eSa clase que hasta la
tumba Sc lie MEGA en- Russia.
Fedora Dalmaskow su esposa
murieron hace veinticinco amos. Pc
ro todavia Sc conserva la cruz medic
rota V cuhierta de musgo. Asi dura-
ra unos cuantos amos, hasta que una
noche de invierno el huracan arran-
q. sus carcomidoS restos, v entonces
nadie pondra otra cruz nueva en- a.
quel lugar. Nendran nuevas genera
clones V el Sacrihcio de Ivan sera oil
vldado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-03

mas .cerca que estaban al principle;
| y sin embargo, solo allf Sc encontra-
ba la salvacion. Fra question de ga
mar unos minutes.
va podla distingu!r los brlllantes
ojos de fulgor verdoso de las 6eras,
Y va Sc escuchaba SUI salvaje alentar.
AL cerebro del recien casado acudi6
Ell recuerdo de varias cosas que ha-
bfa dido contar. De un violento IT,
ron arranco la valiosa piel que cubria
sus rodillas y Ia arrojo por Ia trase-
ra del vehfculo a los perseguidores.
Instantaneamente los lobos Sc que
daron atras, aullando, mientras Da-
maskow miranda 6jamente, vefa sal
tar la nieve que los animales despe-
dian con las patas. Pero aquello du-
70 POGO. Cinco minutes despues, los
verdes ojos centelleaban otra vez de
tras del trineo, y Gala momento Sc
distinguian con mas claridad las 81
luetas de las cabezas. A la luz que
proyectaban los faroles del coche Sc
vefan de cuando en- cuando blan-
quear los dientes y los cuerpos cubier
tos de nieve de los lobos. La distan-
cia habfa vuelto 4 acortarse. Alexia
llevaba los pies metidos en- un calien-
tapies 8 saco de pieles. Dalmaskow 10
tomo y Sc 10 tir6 4 las feras. Arrojo
tambien los almohadones del vehi-
culo, y cada vez que dejaba caer al
90 los perseguidores Sc detenian, Sc
amontonaban Y volvian a la perse-
cucl6n con ahinco redoolado. Las lu-
ces de la poblacion Sc distinguian va
con mas claridad pero todavia tal-
'taba mucho tempo para llegar a E.
Has. Era solamente un fantasma sal
vador 10 que Sc alzaba ante los olos
de los perseguidos. La vista de las lu-
ces no les tranquilizaba, porque el
naufragio en- el puerto es seguramen
te mucho mas cruel que en- alta mar.
La desesperaclOn Sc ensenoreaba de
los espiritus. Los viajeros llevaban
largo tempo sin hablar. A Dalmas-
kow lie parecia que acorta ban la We
locidad de la huida en- vez de aumen-
tarla. SEstarfa equivocado?
Mientras Sc hacia esta pregunta
d 81 mismo, Ivan Sc volvio en- su asien
to. Dalmaskow creyo notar que la
extensa cicatriz que cruzaba la fren-
te y las mejillas del mozo Sc habia
puesto de color de sangre. Los ojos
de Ivan brillaban de un modo extra
no al mirarle.
tie acuerdas de esto9--pregun-
to. senalandole la cicatriz. V en- voz
muy alta para que el marido de su a.
ma lie oyese entire los aullidos de los
lob>;.
Dalmaskow no hablo nj Sc movie.
Solo pudo diriglr una mirada ppne-
trante, como queriendo leer 10 qu,
pasaba en- la mente del siervo, Y al
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
HELPFUL HINTS
ON HAIR HEALTH
Scalp and Hair Troubles
Generally Caused by
Carelessness

Dandruf is a conta gious disease
caused by microbe which also pro-
duces badness. Never use comb or
brush belonging to some one else. No
matter how cleanly the owner may be.
these articles may be infected with mi
crobes, which will infect your scalp.
1t is far easier to catch hair microbes
than 1t is tos get rid of them, and a
single stroke of an infected comb or
brush may we'll lead to badness. Never
try on anybody else's hat. Many a
hatband is a resting place for microbes.
If you happen to be troubled with
dandruff, itching scalp. falling hair or
badness, we have a remedy which we
believe will completely relieve these
troubles. We are so sure of this that
we offer it to you with the understand
ing that 1t will cost. you nothing for
the trial If it does not produce the re-
suits we claim. This remedy is called
Rexan 93" Hair Tonic. We honestly
believe it to be the most scientific rem
edy for scalp and hair troubles. and we
know of nothing else that equals 1t for
effectiveness. because of the results 1t
has produced in thousands of cases.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is devised to
Danish dandruff, restore natural color
when It's loss has been brought about
by disease. and make the hair
naturally silky soft and glossy.
1t does this because it stimulates the
hair follicles, destroys the germ mat
ter and brings about a free, healthy
circulation of blood, which nourishes
the hair roots causing them to tighten
and grow new hair. We want every
body who has any trouble with hair
or scalp to know that Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic is the best hair tonic and restora-
tive in existence, and no one should
scoff at or doubt this statement until
they have put our claims to a fair test,
with the understanding that they pay us
nothing for the remedy if it does not
give full and complete satisfaction in
every particular. Two sizes, so cents
and s1.00. Remember you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in San Francisco only
at The Owl Drug Co, Inc. 710 Market
ST., 77S Market ST., Post and Grant av..
Sixteenth and Mission sts.. Fillmore and
Geary SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Tuesday. October IL, 1910:
AABEL-KRUMM-John A. Aabel. 81, and Lusa
Krumm, 81, both Of Berkeley.
BoHNERT-ANDEL-Edw Bohnert. 90. 655
San Jose avenue, and Louise Ande. "a. S52A
Shotwell street
BRowN-CHURCH-Erne c.. Brown. 21.
Fernley, and Carrie E. Church. Is. San Diego.
CoRDANo-GENI-LuIgi Cordano. 3s, 1884 Mis-
sion street. and Fanny G. Geni, 25, 20 cotter
street
DELMEo-cARTER-Gib DeImeo. q. and
Goldah V. Carter IT. both of Santa Rosa
DONoVAN-SPORTONO- J. Donovan. FL.
1891 Page street. and Aline A. Sportono, Is,
1879 Forty fourth avenue.
DULFER-CHEvALIER- W. Dulfer,
35. Sausalito. and Viola NJ. Chevalier, Is.
Oakland.
FoURNIER-cLEws-w s-william NJ Fournier. %.
and Bertha NJ. Clews. is, both of ZOOS Mission
street
GEDE-RICHARD-Lo H. Geide. II, 772 Fell
Third avenue.
HANsELL-MoRRIs-Fr E HanseIl. 40, and
VILLA Morris, "A, both Of Chicago.
ISHIZAKI-ISHIZAKI- Ishizaki. 80, and
Toriyo Ishzaki. g. both of Healdsburg.
EEARNEY- Y-SHAFTER-William J. Kearney.
21. 453 Dolores street, and Hester NJ. Shafter.
is, 10I4 Page street.
KLECK-DwYER-Freder J. Kleck Jr., %.
1sI Alma street, and Lorene c. Dwyer, IS.
1887 Kentucky street
UE-FOURNET-Francois J.. Lars
brue 81 270116 Howard street and Noelie
Fournet, 20, 1919 Washington street.
E-STEvENS-RobertJ ]. Lathrope 43.
and Margaret Stevens 80. both OF San Fran
cisco.
LINDLEY-CURTIS- Lindley. 45 1890
Greenwich street and Lnlith B. Curtis. IS,
Tancred.
Y-McSIURRAY-George F. Msckey. 81.
1885 Buchanan street and Annie F. McMurrsy.
Is. 3IS3 Twenty third street.
MARILIL-SHAKESPE C. Mar
illi. 20. and Helen r. Shakespeare, Is, both Of
2426 Howard street
MURPHY-KING-Patri Murphy, o. S2T Pre-
cita avenue. and Josephine h. King, 2. 2612
lombard street
NAKAMU MURA-SHIMOMI = Mitsujiro Nakamura.
80. and Kane Shimomi, %. both Of Penryn.
NASH-HUBERT-James B. Nash. 26. Oakland.
aud MabeIle Hubert. 21. Berkeley.
NEILSoN-ECKERKUN D. Nelson,
40. Del Monte and Amanda Eckerkunst, 81,
$40 Fulton street.
R0NAN-B0RCHGREv 7: Roman, =,
1928 Sixth avenue and Florence r. Borchgre-
Wink 20. 1857 Sixteenth avenue.
SCHOENFELD- -BLOOM-EmanueI ]. Schoen-
field. %. Oakland. aud Lena Bloom. q, 252
Chattanooga street.
AIT-COSBY-Frederick TAFT 33, Oakland. aid
Maud Cosby, 81. 541 Douglass street.
TURNER-woLFE-W Turner. So. 1114
Pine street, and Mary Wolfe. 81, 212 street
vAUGHAN-EISFELDT- NJ. Vaughan.
40. els Van Ness avenue. and Anna E. Els
feldt 35, Mil Valley.
wALDIS<PRESHoNG- wsldis.~25, 20
Oak Grove avenue, and Lille Preshong. %.
Berkeley.
WEST-KANE-Thomas C. west 80, Gardner
vile. New. and Eulalia Y. Kane, %. 615 Cole
street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Two Dogs ATTACK
women and BOYS
Five Persons Injured in Chico
by Ferocious CANNES in
Two Days
(Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICO, Oct. 1.-Two boys and three
women have been injured here in the
last two days by two dogs. A fero-
cious bulldog yesterday attacked Ray
Johnson, aged 13, and Mrs. Avery and
Mrs. T, A. HUFF.
The boy was badly injured, having
iacerated face and chest. but the in
Jur1es to Mrs. Avery and Mrs. HUFF are
slight. They managed to fight the dog
Off. The dog was killed later.
Raymond Cowsert, aged a, was at
tackled today by another bulldog at
the home of Mrs E. Munson. The
child was badly lacerated. Mrs. Mum
son was injured in rescuing the boy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
PORTUGUESENAhE
STATE OFFICERS

VALLEJO. Oct. iii G. Gorge OF
Merced was unanimously nominated
for the Office of supreme president or
the United Portuguese Of the State OF
California. now holding It's twenty
fourth annual convention in this city.
T. Wilson of Stockton was made the
choice for supreme vice president. and
L. F. Martin of San Leandro was named
as secretary. j. G. Mattos. supreme
treasurer for a number of years, will
continue in office.
Two thousand members OF the organ
ization will participate in street
parade tomorrow. A visit TO the navy
yard will follow and there viii be
grand ball at night
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
DREDGER TO DEEPEN
STOCKTON CHANNEL
Government Work Will Be
Started at Once


STOCKTON, Oct. 1.-THE govern
ment has begun operations for deepen
ing Stockton channel as provided by
congress in the harbors and rivers ap-
preparation bill. The dredger Monterey,
the largest ever used in the channel,
has been secured to do the work. 1t
has five and half yards bucket.
The channel is to be dredged from
the California navigation and improve
ment company's ship yards to the
mouth of Mormon channel. maintaining
low water depth of nine feet and a
width of 200 feet.
Mormon channel will be dredged to a
depth of four feet a low tide and a
width of IS feet. The sand that has
been piled on the south side of the
channel below Mormon channel will be
moved farther back to prevent Its
being washed into the stream. Engi-
neer Demeritt. son of Captain Demerritt
of the Pacific coast harbors and engi-
neering corps. is in charge of the work.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
MOUNTAINS SECURED
FOR MISSING YOUTH
Searchers Fear That Boy Lies
Wounded i'm WiIds

REDDING. Oct. 11.-Twenty men are
securing the mountains between Antler
and McCloud river today in a search
for Nightengale Lean, an Is year old
youth, who has not been seen since he
separated from hunting companion
yesterday morning. The lost boy
agreed TO meet his companion. William
Hale, at noon, but failed to appear at
the rendezvous. and 1t is feared he ac-
cidentally shot himself. Last night a
terrific storm was raging in the noun
tains. and If wounded it is believed that
the lost boy may have perished from
exposure. party Of 10 left here to-
day to join in the search.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
CONTRACTOR TRIES TO
WITHDRAW HIS BID
]. w. Terrell May Forfeit $4,000
Guarantee

PORTERvILLE. Oct. 11.-Convinced
that his bid on the work is too low. j.
w Terrell, a contractor of Chico, was in
this city today to withdraw the offer
he made to build the extensions to the
Porterville sewer system for $4,000.
Terrell filed with his bid certified
check for $1,000 and the street COM
mittee of the city council insisted that
he begin the work forthwith or forfeit
the check.
Terrell is undecided. and there is a
proba bflity that he will forfeit his
deposit. His bid was but $4,000 lower
than the next bid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Song and SPEECH
TO CELEBRATE DAY
Judge Murasky to Deliver Ad.
dress Before Sacramento
Knights OF Columbus
[SpcciaL Dispeteh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 11.-Under the
auspices of the Sacramento knights Of
Columbus Discovery day will be
celebrated tomorrow with program at
Elks' hall as follows:
Orchestra; song Eternal Love- Joseph L.
Brayer: piano ballad. Flying Dutchman." Alma
krausse: song. lrma Sheehan: piano solo. Miss
Muriel r. Smith: song. If Had the World 10
Give You" Alma Krausse
Superior Judge Frank j. Murasky sof
San Francisco will make the address Of
the day, speaking OF Christopher Co
lulnbus' life
The committee Of arrangements con.
sists of the Following:
Frank J. 0Brien. chairman: ". f. Gormley
James Bevine. Thomas F. 0'Connel and NJ. J.
Fetherstone.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Notable Deaths
3. A. LOGAN OF SANTA CIARA-sa

h. A. LOGAN OF SANTA CLARA-Santa Clara.
Oct I1-R A Logan well known resident
of Santa Clara. died this morning He was
native OF Nova Scotia. and was in his seventy
third year. Twenty-Five years ago he located
here. A widow and the following children
survive him: Mrs. A. N Mills OF Palo Alto
Mrs Frank Congable of Gilroy. Mrs A: j.
Farley of Campbell William Logan of Oak
land. Mrs. Albert Truax aud Edward Logan
Of Santa Clara.
W. B. DANA, NEWSPAPER PUBLIsHER-New
York. Oct. 11.-William B. Dana, founder and
publisher of the New York Commercial and
Financial Chronicle. is dead at Mastie. L. l.,
at the age Of 81 years. Dana was born IN
Utica. n. 7. and was e0duate or Yale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
BAPTISTS MEET IN
SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION
Rev. w. F. Stone Presides at
Stockton Gathering
Especial Dispatch 10 Tie Cell

STOCKTON, Oct. 1.-THE sixth
annual session. of the Sacramento
Baptist association opened in this city
this afternoon in the Baptist church
Rev. ". T. Stone presided
Profitable Things" was the subject
of an address delivered by DIR. J. w,
Brougher, pastor of the White temple
of Los Angeles
The association took up the Sunday
school work, the discussion being led
by Rev. ]. B. Travis, Rev L. S. Van
Ness and G. E. JOY. Rev Mr. Stone de-
livered the n1oderator's address. NJ G.
Woodward spoke. this evening on "A
Model Young Peoples Society"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
REQUISITIONS FOR
SAN FRANCISCANS
One to Be Returned From Ala
bama, Other From Portland

SACRAMENTO. Oct 1.-Two sets of
requisition papers were issued from the
governors office this afternoon. One is
upon the governor of Alabama for the
return of l.. e. Spencer. who is wanted
in San Francisco on felony charge.
Spencer is alleged to have passed a
s725 check on Watson, Pond & Riddle,
real estate men.
The other requisition is upon the gov
ernor of Oregon for the return of Otto
Deyer. who has been arrested in Port
land, and who is wanted in San Fran
cisco for abandoning and neglecting
his wife since January 10 of this year
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
BIGAMIST SENTENCED
TO YEAR IN PRISON

Especial Dispatch to The Call
REDDING, Cal, Oct. 11.-Bruce A.
Slocum, confessed bigamist, was SEN
fenced today to one year in San Puen-
tin by Judge Barber. The light SEN
tence was imposed because of a plea
for clemency made by his first wife
who is now a resident of Oakland, and
because Slocum pleaded guilty and
saved the county the expense of trial
Slocum's second wife, who was Miss
Leonora Lewis of this city, did not ap-
pear against him at the. trial.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
ROAD CLUB TO LOOK
AFTER THOROUGHFARES

TSrecial Dispdtch TO The Call
STOCKTON, Oct. IA road club
will be formed Thursday evening at the
chamber of commerce. the principal
purposes of the proposed club being to
secure proper maintenance Of improved
highways.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
BOYS FIND BONES OF
SKELETON IN RIVER
Remains Thought to Be Those
of Red Bluff Negro

RED BLUFF, Oct. 1.-Two boys. ac-
companied by Carl Gunther, while
walking along the river bank Sunday
afternoon, discovered the bones of a
human skeleton protruding from the
gravel of a river bar II miles below
this city
The skeleton was well preserved, and
its owner possessed large frame. The
teeth of both upper and lower jaws
were in good condition.
negro was reported drowned here
several months ago. No trace of his
body was found. No other person has
been reported missing in the vicinity
for months and it is believed the skele-
ton is that of the negro.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
STOCKTON TO VOTE ON
CHARTER REVISION
Election Is Called by Council
for Next Nav

STOCKTON, Oct. lin accordance
with decision of the city council last
night, the election of Is freeholders
will be submitted to the people next
May. whose duty shall be to prepare
O. new city charter. This decision is
generally regarded as a plan of a
democratic council to defeat Is pro-
posed amendments to the present
charter embodied in a petition which
is alleged to have had origin with the
republican leaders.