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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-01-29

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The University of Oregon will adopt
Rugby football.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-01-29
OTHER MARKETS.

Dispatches concerning market quota
lions, conditions and phases are as fol
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
POLICEMEN WILL BE
EMERGENCY DOCTORS
Berkeley to~InstaII First Aid to
Injured" Boxes

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-A requisition
for 20 first atd' bdkes for the use of
the policemen of this city has been
asked from the city council by Chief
OF Police August Vollmer. who also
requested that 20 instruction books be
purchased TO instruct the department in
hrst aid to the injured.
The boxes will be carried by the po-
ucemen in their pockets for use in cases
of emergency. Tt is also planned to in
stall street boxes side by side with the
police and fire alarm boxes, for use by
citizens as well as the police.
The boxes will be so arranged that
breaking a glass or unlocking the box.
The first aid packages will contain
dressings, gauZe. tourniquet vaseline
picric gauze, wooden splints, absorbent
cotton, pins, shears, tweezers. ammonia
paper cups and an instruction book
Berkeley is the first city in the west
to take up the matter of instructing
the police in first aid work, and the
local Red Cross society has co-operated
with the police in making the arrange
ments
1t is planned to have lectures de-
lfvered by number of the prominent
physicians before the police department
each Friday on the various details of
the work. These lectures probably will
begin as soon as the instruction books
are received by Chief VoIlmer.
The lectures will be followed by Of
ficial examinations sent from the head
quarters of the national Red Cross So
ciety in Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Suburban Brevities

FALLS UNDER TRAIN Oakland. Sept. To-
aJohn McWatt 10 years old. fell under the
wheels of freight last night in the
West Oakland yards of the Southern Pacific
railroad company. His right leg was sosbadry
mangled that amputation necessary.
TRACKAGE ASSESSED-oakland Sept b.
The board of supervisors today adopted a
resolution setting forth that the length of
the main track of the Central Pacific railway
COMPANY in Alameda county Is So IA miles
1t is assessed at S2.44S. 1877.
PICKPocKET SENTENCED Oakland Sept 15.
-Four years In San Quentin was the sentence
given today by Judge Brown TO Louis
Schroeder. pickpocket. He was convicted
of robbing D. A. Hagens OF purse contain
ing $305 the Key Route ferry.
MORALES SENTENCED Oakland Sept I5--
Antonio Morales was found guilty of petty
larceny today by jury in Judge Brown s
court He stole a watch and fob from a
friend in Pleasanton Judge Brown sentenced
him to six months in the county Jail.
TRACTION COMPANY sUED-oakland. Sept
15-Suit for $4,000 damages was begun to-
day by Harry p. Williamson. year old
boy through his mother as guardian against
the Oakland traction company for INJURIES
sustained March 20. The complaint alleges
that the boy down by University
avenue car in Berkeley. his foot being so
badly crushed that amputation was necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BENEFICIARY MUST
Use UNCLE'S name
Will of John P. Seaman, Former
Policeman, Gives Property
to Relatives

OAKLAND. Sept. 15.-The viii of
John P. Seaman. for many years a
police officer of Oakland. was filed for
probate today. Scanlan's estate is
stated in the petition for probate to
have a value in excess of 10000 but
it is believed that it was several times
that amount.
A unique provision of the will is that
his nephew, John Scanlan, son of Fl. r
Seaman, shall adopt the middle name
Peter, so that his full name shall be
the same as that of the testator To
this nephew the will gives real prop
erty in Twenty-seventh street. Oak
land. $500 in cash and all his personal
property, Aconsisting of bank stock,
crematory stock. oil stock. mining
stock, jewelry and personal effects
This property is to be held in trust for
MIN. however, by Jefferson Scanlan,
brother. and Mrs. Catherine Ball, sister
of Scanlan, who are also named execu-
tors.
To Mrs. Louise Edes, a sister, is left
property at S13 Center street; to JEFF
ferson Scanlan and Mrs. Ball, property
In Twenty-seventh street between
Grove and West; TO Michael Scanlan, a
brother. lots in EmeryviIle; to Dominic
Seaman. brother, lots in Berkeley; to
Madeline Ball, niece. $500 in trust,
and to Rene Scanlan, a niece, $3.50 in
trust.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
GIRLS BEGIN WORK
FOR RACE ON Lake
University Women Elect Captain
and Start Training for
Rowing Contests

BERK ELEY, Sept. 15.-In prepara-
ton for the fall and spring activities
of the women's crews at the university,
Miss Grace Hamilton, who rowed in
the sophomore boat at woman's day
last year, has been chosen as varsity
captain for the women. She succeeds
Miss Hazel Myers, who is lost to the
boat club by graduation.
With the appointment of Miss Hamil
ton, the women have taken renewed in :
terest In boating and plans are Deing
made for many races and practice spins
on Lake Merritt and elsewhere this
fall.
The interclass races will be held
February %, which is the red letter
day for the boat crews, but the women
have arranged to pay more attention
TO the sport than the mere training
for these events.
Efforts will be made to secure a
boathouse and the use of boats on Lake
Merritt, and probably next summer it
VIII be common sight to see "fours"
and 'eights" Of women on the water
Miss Hamilton will organize the uni
versity and class crews at once. AT the
mass meeting OF the university women
FUNDS were voted for the purchase of a
new rowboat as the old one is beyond
repair.
The athletics of the women students,
this year have attracted more than
ordinary attention and 100 women are
out for the daily basket bali practice
under Manager Nan Hunt Thirty
women have joined the fencing squad
and similar number go swimming
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
ROBBER BEATSMA
AT RAILWAY DEPOT
Brakeman Responds to Calls
for Help and the Bandit
Makes His Escape

OAKLAND. Sept. 15.-James Krstich
OF 2327 Seventh street, West Berkeley,
was badly beaten at midnight by a
holdup man who accosted him at the
Melrose Southern Pacific station and
tried to rob him while a train was
pulling in.
krstich was standing alone in the
SHADOWS of the station when the rob-
per commanded him to put up his
hands Krstich refused to do so, land
the robber struck him across the Jaw
with heavy cudgel, knocking the
victim down Then he kicked Krstich
and left him. not waiting to search the
mans clothes.
D. Arams, the brakeman on the train.
heard krstich ealing for help and
found him lying on the ground He put
krstich in the train and took him to
seventh street and Broadway From
there hrstich was taken to the receiv-
ing hospital by Policeman Holmberg.
j. Mahoney, a Southern Pacific en-
ploye, reported that four horsepower
engine, equipped with small fywheel,
was stolen from the West Oakland
yards.
Mrs. Grace Dave, of 1863 Seventh
street, has reported to the POLICE that
George de Martenia stole solitaire
diamond ring from her. She said that
he took the ring while she was stand
ing in front of the Y.M. C. A. building
IN San Francisco last week. offering to
clean the stone. He disappeared with
the gem. The police sent Mrs Dave
to San Francisco, where she swore out
a warrant for De Martenia's arrest for
grand larceny
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
CONGREGATION REFUSES
RESIGNATION OF PASTOR
Rev. Burton NJ. Palmer to Re-
main at FruityaIe

OAKLAND, Sept 15.-The resisna-
tion OF Rev. Burton M. Palmer, pre-
sented last Sunday after a seven years
successful pastorate, was rejected by
a unanimous vote of the members of
the Fruitvale Congregational church
last evening, who pledged their hearty
support, to him in the future
Partly because he believed that the
congregation should have opportun-
ity themselves to vote on their pastor
as well as on the other church officers,
and partly because he was not sure
that he was being supported in his
plans for the development of the
church, Rev. Mr.. Palmer announced as
his reasons for handing in his resig-
nation. After the vote of the congre-
cation on the subject, the minister
agreed TO withdrew his resignation and
renal nat the Fruitvale church.
The other officers of the church elect
ed last night were as follows:
Trustees-G. E. Tuman. E. NJ. Bray, Fl. K.
Fletcher, A. Macpherson and W. H. Hackett.
Deacons-J. II. W. Riley, William Floyd and
J. ]. Ching
Deaconesses-Mrs j. A. Jory. Mrs. B. Fla
herty and Mrs. ]. f. c.. Barnard.
Clerk-Edward MeDermed.
Financial secretary, c. r. Dingley.
Musical director-Mrs W. H. Hsckett.
Ushers.F W. Hoffman, Elmer White, Her
bert Hood, W, Hoffman.
Sunday school superintendent-J H. W. Riley.
Assistant superintendent-Will Irwin.
Sunday school treasurer-Mrs. B. Flaherty
Sunday school seeretary-Fletcher Flaherty.
The Fruitvale congregational church
has accepted the plans and the foun-
dations have been laid for a new $12,-
600 edi1ce at East Sixteenth street and
Fruitvale avenue. This struture will
now be completed within short time.
Reports presented last night showed
the church to be in a prosperous con-
dition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
PRINCIPAL is TO BE
GIVEN A RECEPTION
East OakIanders to Honor Miss
Ellen Gibbs

OAKLAND, Sept 15-Miss Ellen
Gibbs, principal of the Garfield gram
mar school of East Oakland since it's
erection 16 years ago, is to be rendered
a reception Friday evening. September
23. by the members of the Garfield's s
mothers club, parents of the pupils
and former students and teachers of the
school. The reception is to be held in
the school auditorium. which is being
wired for electric lights this week.
The chairman of the evening at the
reception will be Dr. T. B. Holmes.
Among the speakers will be City Su-
perintendent of Schools J. w. Frick,
Principal,F. S. Rosseter of the Fremont
high school, DR.. Louis Graham, Miss
Isabelle McCracken, Mrs. l.. d. Inskeep,
Or. n. K. Foster and DR.. w. M. Beck
with. Aa many as possible of the
alumni will be present to renew their
friendship with Miss Gibbs and former
teachers at the social hour which will
follow the addresses. Light refresh
ments will be served.
Miss Gibbs is one of the best known
teachers in California and has estab-
lished high standard for schools in
her years of guidance at the Garfield.
The reception committee, who will have
charge of the affair, is composed of the
fol1oWinR.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
CHURCH EDIEICE
TO BE DEDICATED
First Christian Congregation
and Qergymen Plan Week
of Ceremony

OAKLAND. Sept. 15.-The newly CON-
pleted chapel and Sunday school of the
new church that is being erected at
Grand avenue and Webster street by
the First Christian congregation will
be httingly dedicated during the morn
ing afternoon and evening OF next Sum
day, when prominent clergymen from
the bay cities and more distant points
viii gather TO participate in the cere-
monies.
At 1880 O'Clock Sunday morning, the
usual services will be held under the
direction Of Rev. Thomas A. Boyer,
pastor Of the church, assisted by Rev.
Or. William c. Bailey. Rev. J. Durham,
Rev. =. A. Russell and Rev. O. NJ. Olds.
Rev. NJ. .. Club will preach the SER
mon.
A fraternal meeting viii begin in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in which ad-
dresses of greeting win be delivered by
the following local pastors:
Rev. Charles R. Brown. First Congregational
church; Rev. George ". White. First Methodist
church; Rev Frank I. Goodspeed. First Presby-
terian church; Rev. Alexander Allen, st. Pauls
Episcopal church; Rev William Day Smmonds,
First Unitarian church; Rev. II. II. Guy. dea
Berkeley Bible seminary. and Rev Homer j.
Nosburgh, First Baptist church.
The formal dedication viii take
place at the evening services. which
VIII begin at 1880 O'Clock. Rev. NJ. D.
Clubb viii preach the sermon, assisted
by Rev. W. c. Bailey. Rev. D. A. Rus
sell and Rev. O. NJ. Olds
The services viii continue throughout
the week, with the exception of Satur-
day evening. The speakers have been
announced as follows:
Monday evening Rev J. L Perkins Of Ala
mede: Tuesday evening. Rev. Frank = Ford Of
the First church Of San Francisco; Wednesday
evening Rev. H. J. Loken Of the First church
of Berkeley; Thursday evening. Rev. II. H. Guy:
Friday evening, Rev Il. l.. Mediation of the
lruitvsle avenue church
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
FREEHOLDERS NAME
APP0INTIVE BOARDS
Minor Provisions Tentatively
Adopted for New Charter

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-The board of
freeholders has decided tentatively that
the appointive bodies of the city gov
ernment under the proposed new char
ter shall be known as follows: Board
of library directors, board of metro
politan park directors, board of city
playground directors. and civil service
board.
Other provisions are that three COM
misioners must vote aff1rmatively on an
act to make it effective; that chief
officialssshall be removed only by four
commissioners; that petition or certifi-
Gates of recall shall be limited to 80
days preceding the date~of special cleo
tion; that a~first petition to recall an
official shall require only 10 per cent
of the registered voters as signers, but
second petition against the same off,
cial shall require 80 per cent.
Appropriations by the council by res
olution were limited to 81 1000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BANK CLERK IS
GIVEN new PLACE
Graduate of Berkeley High
School Promoted to Assistant
Cashier of Institution

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-Neil Munro,
past president of the California Chris
tian endeavor union, and for several
Years employed in the First national
bank of this city. has been promoted
TO the position of assistant cashier in
the institution. w. f. Morrish, also a
well known Berkeleyan, was also ad-
Vanced by the bank officials to similar
post.
Munro is one of the most popular
Of the young church set and has a host
OF friends IN Berkeley. He is a grad
uate of the Berkeley high school, and
after a short business training en-
tered the local bank about four years
ago.
On account of his faithfulness TO
duty and his general ability. Presid ent
A w. Naylor and the board of direc-
tors advanced him to the position which
he now occupies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
KINDERGARTENS THANK
THOSE WHO AIDED IN FETE
Association Expresses Gratitude
to Workers

OAKLAND, Sept. 15-Editor Call:
VIII you kindly allow the Associated
klndergartens of Oakland. through
your columns, to thank those who as
sisted in. their recent fete, particularly
Frank c. Havens and others con-
neeted with him in their gem
eral donation of Piedmont park
and its properties for the day;
the Misses Coppin, Buttlar and Burrill
Mrs. E. y. Ever, Milton Schwartz and
others who contributed TO the pro-
gram But most of all your full and
interesting notices kept the cause be-
fore, the public. since they, with the
various boards of managers, must take
care of this work, until in the near
future, we hope, il may become part of
our public school system.
MRS. BRUCE HAYDEN,
Pres. Associated Kinjergartens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
CAULDRON OF MEAT
STARTS SMALL BLAZE
Fire Department Called to Busi-
ness Center of Berkeley

BERKELEY, Sept IA cauldron
OF sausages which had been left to
cook in the butcher shop of William
kearney, 1900 Shattuck avenue, at 1870
% CLOCK this morning, caused a fire
scare which brought four engine COM
panles to the scene. The water cover
ing the sausages boiled away and the
meat caught fire, tcausing a dense
smoke, which aroused the occupants of
the apartments over the butcher shop.
The alarm turned in from University
and Shattuck avenues, in the heart of
the business center, caused consider
able excitement. The damage was
slight
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SCHOOL BOARD WILL
RENT KELLOGG HALL
Big Auditorium to Be Made a
Money Maker

BERKELEY. Sept 15.-The contro-
versy in which the school board has en-
gagged during the last six months as TO
renting school buildings TO ckbs and
other organizations practically has
been ended by the virtual agreement of
the members of the board to rent Kel-
logg hall. the high school auditorium
The matter was brought to an issue
BY the application of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, of this city to rent
the hall The board discussed the mat
ter and finally agreed TO allow the use
Of the hall TO any organization which
viii pay SIS a night.
No official action has as vet been
taken, but this viii be done at the next
meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
-
GERMAN YEAST WILL
IMPROVE WINE MAKING
Professor BioIetti to Try Euro-
pean Ferments

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-In an effort to
improve the making of wine in this
state, Prof. Frederick t. Bioletti head
of the department of viticulture of the
university, has asked for and received
dozen packages of pure yeasts used
in wine making in Germany The for
elgn yeasts will be thoroughly tried
out by the university viticulturists and
sent to the big wineries of the state.
Great progress has been made in re-
.cent years, Professor Bio1etti said, by
the Improvement of the yeasts in the
making of Wines
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
PROBATION DENIED TO
CONFESSED SWINDLER
Two Year Sentence at San
Quentin Given to BoeII

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-E A. Boeu,
who pleaded guilty to recording a
forged deed for the purpose of obtain
ing money on property belonging to
Newton B. Coghill of Berkeley, was
denied probation today by Judge Brown
and sentenced to San Quentin for two
years. Boell gave testimony that re-
suited in the conviction of his compan-
ion, G. NJ. Cook, who was found guilty
of forging the deed which Boell re-
corded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
ELECTION TO DECIDE.
ON JUDGES OF WOMEN
Students to Vote on Separate
Committee on Conduct

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-As a result
of the mass meeting of the women of
the university yesterday, an election
will be held next Monday to decide
a separate students affairs committee
to pass on their acts in accordance
with the ethics and rules of TIE uni-
versity. The matter was discussed by
Miss Lucy Sprague of the faculty, who
looked upon the movement as step
toward the complete separation of the
women's from the mems affairs on the
campuS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SUPERINTENDENT FINDS
EMPTY CLASSROOMS
Teachers and Pupils Close Up
and Go Visiting

HAYWARD, Sept. 15.-When County
superintendent of Schools Frick made
a visit yesterday to the Hayward
grammar school he found teachers and
scholars gone. Empty classrooms
greeted him and he was unable to tell
from his inspection whether or not the
school was doing well in its work
Questioning Charles Prowse, who has
been a school trustee in Hayward for
so years, he learned that teachers and
pupils had taken day off to visit a
school In Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
DETENTION HOME MEALS !
COST FIFTEEN CENTS
Report of Finances Made to the
Board of SuperyiSors

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-According to
the report made today to the board of
supervisors by Prof. George c. Ed
wards of the University of California,
who is president of the board of trus-
tees of the detention home, the cost of
maintenance last year was $S,624 The
cost per, meal for each inmate was Is
cents. During the year 500 children
were cared for at the home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
DAINTY LINGERIE is
STOLEN FROM LINE
Wife of Professor Reports Loss
TO the Police

BERKELEY. Sept. 15.-Lin gerie hung
on a clothesline by Mrs. II. NJ Hall.
wife of Professor Hall of the botan&
department OF the university. was
taken from 1915 La Iona avenue some
time last night by sneak thief who
stripped the line clean. Mrs. Hall told
the police she had ordered the clothing
hung out 10 dry yesterday afternoon.
and this morning the bleached linens
were gone.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SUFFRAGISTS TO HOLD
A BUSINESS. MEETING.
Delegates to State Convention
to Be Elected

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-The regular
monthly business meeting of the Suf-
frage amendment league will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the
administration building of the Young
Womans Christian association. Dele
gates to the state convention. which
meets in San Francisco September so
and October l, will be elected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
STUDENT THESPIANS
CHOSEN AFTER TRYOUTS
Cast of 'The Kleptomaniac" Is
Named by Dramatic Society

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-Tryouts for
''rhe Kleptomaniac,' which the women
of the university VIII stage at their
next open house, October s, have re-
suited in the selection of the following
cast: Rena Brooks, Elsie Ahrens, Ruth
Ware. Harriet Passmore Aubra Markle,
Dolores Bradley and Lucy Gidney. The
Mask and Dagger dramatic society has
the supervision of the play.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
WATER RATE SUITS
TO BE DISCUSSED
VIII Come Up Before Fedora
tiOn ImprOVerS

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.- The Federated
Improvement clubs Of Alameda county
viii meet Friday evening at Chabot
observatory assembly hall in regular
monthly session. II. A Johnson, the
president. announces that a discussion
of the water question viii be held
Among other matters, data on the cost
OF litigation between the Peoples
wafer company and the city Of Oakland
viii be presented by John p. Irish.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BLUE AND GOLD STAFF
ARRANGES FOR DANCES
Student Editors Want to Be-
come Acquainted

BERKELEY, Sept 15-The editorial
staff Of the Blue and Gold, the junior
class annual, has arranged for a series
of dances TO be held this faH to ac-
quaint the staff members one with the
other. J. +. Polar is chairman in
charge OF the socials and other men,
bers Of the committee are: Miss Ethel
Pierce, Miss Alice Hiestand ana l. NJ
Jackson. The senior class has ar
ranged to give its first informal dance
of the year IN Hearst hall next Thurs
day night.