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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
SEMINOLE CLUB WILL
GIVE ITS FOURTH DANCE
Special Music by Members to
Be Rendered

OAKLAND, Jan. 4.-The Seminole
club viii give the fourth of its series
of winter dances Friday night in Ma
pie hall. The decorations will consist
of winter greens, ferns, bay trees and
pennants IN gold and silver the club
colors. There viii be twilight dance
and a Seminole twilight, the music for
both having been composed by mem
bers of the club.
The Seminole club now has a mem
bership of about so young men, all of
whom are well known in this city.
The club dances are among the most
popular social events of the season in
the ranks of the younger set on this
side of the bay.
The members of the entertainment
committee, in charge of the dance,
are George Fallehy. chairman; c. A
Troth. Thomas Clancy, c. A. Ludeking
and J. K. Willis. Charles Spengler
will act as floor manager.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
CENSUS SUPERVISOR
URGES COOPERATION
Believes Alameda County May
Get Another Congressman

OAKLAND, Jan. flames NJ. Burke,
supervisor of the federal census for the
third congressional district, comprising
Alameda, Contra Costa and Solano coun-
ties, has issued preliminary statement
urging many reasons why every faeil-
ity should be afforded the enumerators
who will collect the data required by
the federal government
''Of prime Importance, said Burke,
will be the result of the work as af-
fecting the reapportionment as a basis
for representation. The present basis is
one representative to each 194.500 Of
population.
That will be increased in all hkeli-
hood after the census is taken, but 1t
does not seem probable that it will run
higher than the total population for
Alameda county as the new census hg-
ures will show it,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MAY CHANGE PRESENT
BUILDING FEE SYSTEM
Berkeley Council Favors Flat
Rate for All Permits

BERKELEY. Jan. 4.-Local realty
dealers are rejoicing over the tentative
agreement of the city council this
morning to remove the fee system on
buildings erected here and make a
fat rate for all permits for structures
built with the city limits.
Commissioner r. a. Berry brought
the matter up before the council and II
was agreed that building operations
were hindered by the present rates
exacted The matter will be brought
before the council in the form OF an
ordinance.
The council this morning refused &c
grant a permit for a steam boiler for
the University laundry sought by a
company of Japanese who wish tc
operate laundry at POPS Center street
The matter of the installation of the
boiler had caused a controversy here
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
CONSUL'S WIFE TO
REMAIN ON COAST
Mira Ali Kuli Khan Recalled
to Persia by Illness of
His Mother

OAKLAND, Jan. 4.-During. the abb
sence in his native country of Mira
Ali Kuli Khan, the Persian consul at
Washington, D. c., his wife, Khanom
Florence as she Is known by her hus-
bands people. and her family will re-
main in Berkeley. This gifted woman
? has made many warm friends since
coming to the coast and her sojourn
in the bay cities will be the occasion
for considerable entertaining. Mirza
Khan and his family have spent a
number of months at Carmel sy the
Sea, but he was recalled to Persia by
the i'll health of his mother. Before
her marriage several seasons ago
Khanom Florence was Miss Florence
Breed, one of the best liked girls OF
the smart set of Boston. She is
student OF literature. linguist. and has
won honor as a lecturer and reader.
Although a young woman, she repre-
sented the women of Persia at the
international congress of mothers held
in Washington at their request. Mira
Khan will not return to the United
States until midsummer.
Mrs. John Treanor, formerly Miss
Bessie C0RhtIi, VINO IOE Tue ldei wv
years has made her home in Los An
geles. entertained her father, T. B.
CoEhin as her house guest over the
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Coghill and
her mother, Mrs. Stanley, visited the
young matron earlier in the winter
spending a month in the southern part
of the state.
Yesterday Miss Anita Crellin enter
tained at one of the larger bridge
parties OF the week, her guests includ-
ing about thirty girls of the younger
set. A prettily appointed supper was
served.
Miss Grace Laymance will leave
Portland, Ore, today, en- route home
after visit with her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Hall Dodge, who has been spend
ing the winter in the north with her
husband. Miss Laymance visited
friends in the east during the earlier
winter, enjoying several weeks on the
Atlantic seaboard
The wedding of Howard Baxter and
Miss Rena Scott is expected to be one
of the more elaborate events of the
midsummer at the residence of the
SCOTS In Alameda.
Mrs. George NJ. Shaw will be club
hostess tomorrow afternoon. several
friends having accepted her hospitality
at bridge. followed by supper. Among
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
NEW LIBRARY TRUSTEE
NAMED BY COUNCIL
George N. Robertson, Former
Businessman, Appointed

BERKELEY, Jan. 4.-George N.
Robertson, a resident of this city for
20 years and former president of the
board of education, was appointed a
library trustee by the council, vice
George Sleeper. whose term of office
expired.
Robertson is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Lucerne. Switzerland. His
experience as a member of the school
board and as a businessman especially
qualities him for his new position.
He is a brother of Victor ]. Robert
son. president of the conference COM
mittee of the Improvement clubs. and
a civic worker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS
APPORTIONMENT FOR 1910
San Mateo Grammar Gets the
Largest Slice
Especial Dispaieh 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Jan. 4.-County
Superintendent of Schools Roy Cloud
announced the apportionments of the
county school funds today. as follows:
High school funds. s1S.020; to special
funds, s6,921; general school funds, s46,-
259.
The San Mateo grammar school gets
the largest apportionment with s11,440,
and the San Mateo union high school
next with s9,403.
The citizens of Halfmoon Bay have
decided to hold another election for a
bond issue for the purchase of a high
school site and the erection of a build
ing. short time ago a proposed
$4,000 bond issue was defeated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MASTER PAINTERS TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
State Associations Convention
to Assemble in Oakland

OAKLAND. Jan. 4.-The sixth annual
convention of the master painters OF
California will be held in this city
January 6, and 8. The program in
cludes the handling of many topics of
interest to the craft. A large number
media county local association is max
ing preparation to entertain the Wis
itors. Officers of the state associa-
tion are: President, w. NJ. Herman;
vice president, o. W. Wendt; secretary,
w. T. Beck; treasurer. H. Kern.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Jan. s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
william A. butcher, IS, and Florence z. VIII
son. 90 both OF santa Rosa.
Thomas Robinson, "a, and Euphemia Eackett,
% both OF Oakland
David Atkins 81 and Mary de Fremery. 90.
both Of Oakland.
Joe s. serps, 81. and Nav y. vierra, q. both
of San Leandr0.
Arthur 81 Pilgrim. SO. and Beatrice A. Nc
Nerin. 81, both Of Oakland.
Harry x. Potter. 3s. and Ruth Wilcox, 20,
both Of Sacramento.
Guv l. BayIey. "a. Berkeley. and Elise Hew-
mf, 90, Burlington, n J.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
WITNESS WRITES REPLIES
ON THE BLACKBOARD
Complainant Says Beating Is
Cause of Dumbness

OAKLAND. Jan. ANSWERS to the
questions put to him while on the wit
ness stand were made in writing on a
blackboard today by Charles Fischel of
Berkeley. the complaining witness in
the trial Of William A. Cox on charge
of assault with a deadly weapon.
Fischel has been dumb ever since the
beating he received from Cox, although
his hearing has not been impaired. He
accuses Cox of beating him over the
head with a broom handle. The two
men quarreled over money matters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
COURT RULING ASSURES
EIGHTH STREET OPENING
Long Litigation Ends in Favor
of CITY of Berkeley

BERKELEY, Jan. 4.-The opening of
Eighth street in West Berkeley has
been assured by a supreme court deci-
sion which upholds the contentious of
City Attorney Frank d. Stringham that
the municipality has a right to seize
property for assessments due
A. B. Clute, who opposed the OPEN
ing and extension of the street, was
the plaintiff in the suit.
The case was fought in the courts for
several years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MAN AND WIFE HURT
WHEN CAR HITS AUTO
Machine Is Demolished and DC.
cupants Thrown to Ground

OAKLAND, Jan. 4.--F. P. Rugg and
mis- wife, living at $500 Washington
street, Fruitvale, were both slightly
injured at o'clock this evening when
an eastbound San Leandro car struck
their automobile at the corner of Thir-
ty-fifth avenue and East Fourteenth
street, Fitchburg.
Rugg and his wife turned into Four
teenth street and ran on the tracks
before they saw the car.
Rugg was driving his auto, which
was demolished. He and his wife were
pitched to the street and cut and
bruised,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
INVESTIGATES CASE
OF YOUNG CONVICT
Probation Officer Ruess Re-
ceiyes Communications Con-
cerning Will Clancy

OAKLAND, Jan. Numerous pub
iished protests against the commit
ment Of VIII Clancy. who is alleged
to be only Ie years old, TO San Quen-
Tin for a term OF two years for bur
gIary, have moved Probation Officer
Christopher Ruess 10 make a thorough
inquiry into the facts of the case
From Warden HoyIe of san ouen-
Tin Ruess has learned that the young
prisoner has been given employment
q the prison road gang, where he viii
not be required TO work beyond his
strength, and viii have plenty OF
sunshine and fresh air. He IS also
permitted 10 attend school half of each
day The probation officer says he is
convinced that the prison authorities
are doing everything in their power
10 assist the lad.
VIOLENCE IN PRISON
From Probation ohcer Cox of Red
Blun. where Clancy was convicted and
sentenced. Ruess has received the fol-
lowing letter:
Ciancy's case was given very
careful consideration, both by
Judge Ellison and myself before
II was disposed OF, and we think
no mistake has been made in
sending him to san Quentin. Dis
trict Attorney Fish received a re-
port from the Chicago police de-
partment that he was born in May,
1880, which puts him IN his TWEEN
tiefh year. There is nothing about
him 20 excite sympathy except his
under size. Had he been of the
ordinary size for boy of his age.
nothing would have been said
about the case. He pleaded guilty
TO one burglary here, and prob
ably committed two others, all be-
ing most bold and carried out in
the same fashion. While IN me
vomans ward of the jail awaiting
action of the court. he tore an iron
bed all to pieces and used the big
irons with which TO work. With
these he tore of all the casing OF
window. and would have been out
in few minutes had not pass
erby given notice to the officers.
The way be tore the jail to pieces
showed that he was an expert at
that kind OF business. He admitted
through the country in the bUsi-
ness OF burglary.
RUESS CRITICISES SYSTSM
no matter what the boys real age
may be-" said Ruess today, Il am con-
WINGED that San Quentin viii fail to
reform him, and his case is one more
argument ia favor OF an adult re-
formatory.
san Quentin reforms very few peo-
pie Of any age. save for the results
brought about by the parole system.
san Quentin belongs TO the old order
~ punishment and vengeance. rather
than to the new order of education and
reform. Nevertheless it is the system
rather than the officials which is re-
sponsible."
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
OAKLAND BANKER To
COME TO BERKELEY
w. A. ShockIey Is Named a.
Cashier

BERKELEY. Jan. 4.--W. A. Shock
ley, a we'll known banker OF Oakland
connected with the Syndicate bank OF
that city, has been named as cashier
OF the Berkeley national bank. vice
Earll H. webb. who resigned to resume
his law practice a short time ago.
Shockley, 1t Is said will represent the
interests OF r. NJ. Smith. the Oakland
millionaire who recently purchased
the stock which Louis Titus held in
the institution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
BUZZ SAW CUTS OFF
WORKINGMAN'S THUMB

BERKELEY, Jan. "A buzz saw in
the planning mill of Kidder & Nc
Cullough, contractors of this city, cut
off the right thumb of Frank Button.
an employe residing at 1925 Shattuck
avenue, this morning. He was treated
at the Roosevelt hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
BURGLAR TAKES WATCH
FROM OWNERS HOME

OAKLAND. Jan. Al. Miles report
ed this morning that burglars broke
into his home at 4101 Glen avenue
and carried away a gold watch. gold
chain, coat and a vest, all worth
S27.50. F. B. Estrada, keeper of a shop
at 964 Seventh street, reported that
he was given a worthless Merchants
and Planters bank bill for $40 by a
strange customer. to whom he gave 81
worth of merchandise and SIS in
change.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
DETECTIVE CAPTAIN WILL
LECTURE TO WOMEN

OAKLAND, Jan. 4.-Captain of Detec-
tives Walter J. Paterson will address
the members of the Young Women's s
Christian association Sunday evening
on the subject. THE Criminal" His
talk will be the first of a series before
the members. at the administration
building, Thirteenth and Castro streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
BULLET FIRED THROUGH
WINDOW OF RESIDENCE
Missile Enters fhe Alameda
Home of Robert w. Beeching

ALAMEDA, Jan. z.-The police are
investigating the firing of a bullet
through a window in the residence of
Robert ". Beeching, 2245 Santa Clara
avenue The shot was fired last night
and the lead missile was found on the
floor Of a room in the house this morn
ing by Mrs. Beeching. who reported the
matter to the police. Mrs. Beeching
said that she knew of no reason why
any person should FIRE a bullet into her
home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
FIRST ACCIDENT AS
RESULT OF JACK FROST
Mrs. B. r. Brunk Falls From
Icy Steps and Is Injured

BERKELEY, Jan. 4.--For the first
time in the history of Berkeley an ac-
cident happened this morning as a re-
suit OF the heavy coating OF frost on
the ground. Mrs. B. F. Brunk. wife of
a businessman. living at 1922 Blake
street, slipped and fell on the steps
OF her home and sustained a sprained
arm and several lacerations of the body
and face. She was treated at the
Roosevelt hospital by DR.. J. J. Benton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
UNIVERSALISTS WIN
SUIT OVER PROPERTY

OAKLAND. Jan. 4.-Judgment in ia
xor Of the Universalist general con-
Vention and against the Baptist con-
vention OF California for So. 900 was
rendered in the superior court today.
The proceedings were the foreclosure of
a mortgage in favor Of the Universal
lists OF property owned by the Baptists
at Twelfth and West streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
TENDERLoIN RoBBER ARRAIel

TENDERLoIN RoBBER ARRAIGNED-Oak-
land. Jan. 4.--John Murphy. alias John Cas-
sidy. who was captured at Fifth street and
Broadway last Friday night after he had hello
up two women in the tenderlon, was ar
raigned on two charges Of assault with a
deadly weapon this morning. He viii be given
preliminary examinations January and s.
The complaints against him were sworn to by
Louise Mcbride and Jessie RedaTd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

By way of celebrating her twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. RAN
som Beach has sent out cards for a
reception at her home in Linda Vista
for Thursday afternoon. Assisting in
the receiving party will be her daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Beach, Mrs. Frank
Watson and Mrs. w. K. Vickery.
The residence which the Edward
Lacy Braytons are building in Hillside
avenue will be completed early in the
summer and the popular young society
matron will take possession of her
new home. Within a few blocks Mrs.
A. L. Brayton is also building a resi-
dence which she hopes to occupy late
in the spring.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

Princeton, n. j., July 23.-profes-
sor Woodrow Wilson, president of
Princeton university. will be the DEM
ssratic candidate for Governor of New
Jersey at the election next November
This was decided upon at conference
between Professor Wilson and al
dozen or more prominent New Jersey
Democrats held at the Lawyers Club
in New York city. Professor Wilson
came down from his country home IA
Lyme, Conn, to attend the conference.
For several months President Wilson
has been mentioned in connection
with the nomination, but he did not
give the matter serious consideration
for some time. Meanwhile Frank
KatZenbach Of Trenton, who was the
candidate two years ago and who
came within 5000 votes of defeating
Governor Fort; Senator George $ sill
ger of MiddleseX. Mayor II. otto Witt
penn of Jersey City and Assemblyman
Edward Kennedy of KCarny, Hudson
county, announced themselves as can
didates. The sentiment for Professor
Wilson continued TO grow, and, while
the party leaders seemed to favor
| Katzenbach for the nomination be-
cause of the excellent showing he
made against Governor Fort, they
realized that If Professor Wilson
would take the nomination 1t would
insure the state for the Democrats. It
wasn't an easy matter TO get rrofes-
sor Wilson's consent to stand rs q
candidate, but finally he yielded, say
ing, 81 have always taught MY boys
that they should be ready to meet any
emergency that should arise" Pro-
fessor Wilson, II is understood, will in
a few days issue Il statement announc'
ing his candidacy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
KLEMME CLAIMS
:. +. j.. Is BANKRUPT.

Petition in bankruptcy with assets
OF 500 and liabilities amounting to
|.SSl.lS has been filed in the Federal
court by Henry A, Klemme. The as.
sets of iifty dollars consist Of one
uniform and sword Of the National
Guard
Klemme In his petition states That
he owes Seattle Brewing and Mailing
Company $2,O3S,3O for beer, the com,
pany holding thirty.seven OF his notes
covering this amount. None of the
claims against him are secured.
Monday has been set as the day for
adjudication.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. =. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
L. w. Groves signature is on
PARIS MEDICINE co.. St, Louis. Y. S, A,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

THE RESIDENCE UNDERTAKING
L PARLOR is the latest move in the
undertaking line, where families can be
Accommodated with sleeping quarters, dining
room, kitchen and bathroom. Call and in
spect. "a Chaplain Lane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

Suggestions given for simplifying
or systematizing Office work, All
business confidential. Gl.LA.r-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
AUDIT COMPANY OF
HAWAII
924 BETHEL STREET

Conducts all classes OF ADULTS and
Investigations, and furnishes Reports
on all kinds of financial work
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
For lame back

When you have pains or lameness in
the back bathe the parts with Chamber
! ans liniment twice day massaglng
with the palm of the hand for 8 minutes
1t each application. then dampen a
piece OF flannel and bind it on over the
ssat Of pain and you may be surprise d
to see how quickly the lameness DIS
appears. For sale by Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
WESTERN SICK Show AT DENVER
January 8 to Is, 1910

During the week of the stock sho
the 13 annual convention OF the Amer,
can national live stock association wi
be held, Jan II to 13; also the initial al
nual meeting OF the beef producers asso
citation of america.
She Colorado and southern will make
rate Of one fare for the round trip from
all points in Colorado. Tickets will b
on sale Jan Q to IA inclusive, Final lin
it Jan II, 1910.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
III health is more expensive
than any cure.

This seun !, is now filled with peopi
who migri acro-, the contin ebt In !.
directions seeking that VIII icL telo.,
buy. Nine tenths Of them ure sufferi
with throat and lung trouble or chronl
cattarrh resulting from neglected cold
and spending fortunes trying to regal,
their lost health. Could every suffere
but ndo the past and cure that firs
neglected cold all this sarrow, pain, al
iety and expense could have been
voided. Chaniberlains cough remedy
xameous for it's cures of colds, and ca
always be depended upon. Use .nfi
he more serious diseases can be avoo
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
POST CARDS AT THIS OFFICE.
PROSPERITY RIDGE

Viola Adams OF Colorado Springs i,
here visiting her brother s. Adams.
Oscar johnson left last week fol
Steamboat Springs, where he will worI
till spring.
Mrs Miller returned Friday from Den
yer where she spent the New Year.
Mr. and Mrs Rafferty, drove to Hill ToI
Sunday and took over the Perkins ranci
OF $50 acres which they have rented and
will move before March.
ia Dunn of the Louie Muller plac,
will move back to HE own place in
March.
] E Burkhardt commenced haulin,
his grain Monday.
Mr. Miller of North Bend ranch has
rented ranch at Table Rock for four
years and will move there soon.
Kr Leach butchercd five hogs and a
calf Monday. Joe Smith killed couple
Tuesday.
r johnson returned head OF milk
cows to Chris Schreiber that be had
been milking all summer
John Tamney was out driving las:
Sunday. he had two young ladies in his
top buggy.
vs,neurais or Uganoa.
There are three cathedrals at Men.
go. Uganda. all on neIghboring hills.
The Mengo cathedral OF st. Paul.
Church OF England. has a congrega
tion of 5000. The other cathedrals
are Roman Catholic. one English. the
other German. both large buildings.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
Looking ones best

by Indigestion pangs trying many Doc
otrsand 300. worth Of medicine in vai
T. b. Aycreue Of Ingleside N. G. at lar
used DIR Kings New Life pills and write
they wholly cured him. They cure clo'
stipation, Buol,. SIX a,,l,;i,. ss,m
ach, liver, Kidney and bowel troubl
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
TRIBUNE ADS BRING RESULTS
SOCIAL OCCASION

A Number of Elbert folks spent yer,
,leasant day at the home OF Mr.. and
irs. Jake Brazelton's last Wednesday
The occasion wss Mrs BrazeItons birth
lay which comes regular on the 18th oil
every January. The time was spent in
,cial conversation which every one
nioyed very much. All things being
lady the guest were envited into the
Inning room where the table was found
o be well loaded with many things to
tempt the appatite, OF which the prov
srbial turkey was by no means the least
n evidence. and these all beautifully sci
off with nice boqUet of cut flower oc
cuping the center of the table. The
nile walk to this home must have
sharpend the appetites of those present
for the way that turkey disappeared
vas "a sight to the jay birds" Two of
the ladies claimed, however, that they
night have enjoyed it better but for the
fact that the preacher sat almost b, tween
mem, thus making it necessary for them
to keep the bread on the far side OF ther
plates, but some thought that the
preacher had two to watch.
Late in tho afternoon the crowd dis.
bonded wishinglhe hostess many returns
Of the happy occasion, returning home
by "rail".
Those present were, Mrs. Mowrey,
Mis- Tu den. Mrs Sc ''impf. Mrs Mayer
Nrs Close, Mrs Grin and Rev and Mrs
jolly.
Does Well with Frog Farm.
A frog farm is the new and inter.
esting occupation which a California
woman has found to be very profita-
BILE from financial point of view, re-
alizing substantial sum every year.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-13
N0TEEFoR PUBLICATION
tPublirher)

NoTIcEFoR PUBLICATION
tPublirher)
Department OF the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Denver. Colorado.
Dec. 1, 1853
Noncs II hereby given that virony Jackson o
Fonda. colorado, who. May. z, 1904. made
homestead application No. 22I8s. for sEia
oi section ~. township souta, range 81 we
final nvc-year proof. 70 establish claim 10 the Ian
above described, before the clerk OF the distriri
court Of Elbrrs county, at his office ut Kiowa. Col
orado, on the 9Th day OF Feb. 1910
Claimant names as witnerree:
Acritz Stoll, Theod r trims, Adam Mile,
and John Pettitt, all OF Ramah Colo.
G. ID. FoHD. Register.
First pub. Dec. 10 last Jau. %. 1910.