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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
pdibtbnpt mics %rddfdnnbt naisfa
Mi tunnin alan.

Z. T. 6 y. italia noin Flo 10 ole
toan oil fatii noista fdlpelemdeId
NatfilosIa XomnioSien fosten rams
nona olepono n. |. MIoien ronron
niemetfeend. S6u6in bpoffdii bel
ban fimppuunid irtoloismies yrlo
Mosanoer fdpoeu fdiitfi toileen nois
Teen t~orfotutieuo roistota. 8oinen
nailisia Idbti pofoialc, mennen ba'
femaon fulSCtd opnn. Ndottdoldn
fdIiin iadnpt foeiri buutic opiid,
mlt,to mics pitt furfusia tiinni, min
ettd buuoot eipdt tonin II otmof'
fooSit tuuIuReet. SitdpoitIi oil fos'
Fen paubu omiaou niiid tutab"lia'
moon. SonfunIoiIia ddnid lotfut
fpIan nuoret tviId f%uuIipot, mutfo
fufoon eli inlut apltnn.
Siua aifoa fdui pofoon pdael9i
tnttS bofemasla torerinia tldd a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
r. ne
SuOmeu xatiFa..
Murtomarfans ia mnrhapultto'
britpS -

tapabtui 10. f. II pa p%oStoiIena
p6nd MtlafIen ~talosIa Ml~eflonterinf.
10. &un Oablberein paperitaupan
fiinooiatar Flo z a. y. 'oaput taloon,
huomaIi ban. eta nortaat piban
puoleifeSta omesta oliipot tiinteutu'
meet paperitauppoan. Yoitulle tnt'
iuttiin beti etIipid political. Soimites
tusia tutfimufiesia baipaittiiu, ettd
marfaitten Iaalis Ell olut mitddn eri'
tpiien Iiuri. Habaa he olirpot Iaas
meet main 20 MT, tamaroita mpuds
tesIGGn he eitpdt olleet lDntdneet orr
moffoimpia marostoia, noan ottas
neet ainoastaan ndfDiIiud oiepia
futfuroita ia lompatoita. Sdlfimdt
let oliruat tpGdfin arnotfoito, mutta
niitd Ell ouut Iuurempa mddrdd eIils
Iii.
Warfoat olitpot tunfeutuneet f'GGn
Iiten, ettd pibanpuoleiltsta omieta
olinot IGrfeneet onipeilin tummos ta'
Fin. Seiodn tpDaieenia plipot oleet
pfIinfertaiiet, talon piboua lDpbettp-
ia rautatanfoien toppaleita ia ma'os
roitd.
Samaeta eteiiesid, mistd murretut
ppet pienGt Oablbersin fauppaor,
mie tafaoipi mpDs Weiter9renin
paitatauppaun, Sdmdntin mppmds
Ian fimpusio olitpat iparfaat oneei,
repien o~ieiIaan idpGleitd peilistd.
Wutta lienepdttD tuaeet bdirttptIi
mai mia Hence olut ipp, tesfen olis
mot idttdneet pritDfIenId.
PeittGdtIeen idltid6n plipot mar.
faat nrittdneet iptptidd omista muir.
tamainIa loetuien apula tulipolon.
2astut oIitpat MIN. biiltpneitd. Sns
netIi oil tuIi mebon puutteesia Iams
mnnut. Sos experimentation olil'S
mat i%ptpttdneet, oliii iiitd epdilemGttd
Ipntpnpt tuboiIa tulipolo. Ntutta
nGbtGmGsti olifpot marfaat peldns
meet, etteimdt he ebtiIi fpuin nopeos'
ii poistua. JOS papereibin tulen puni'
iinat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
8amala %itiemurba.

SO. f. 10 y. Fun Otiina Suomuss
idrnen pitGidn tirtontpIdetd oil
m%arioia poiminosIa IDpii ban ia
man fpIdn 0lbdisten metidstd, ID
beltd SosfenoIoiien idrmen rontaa
mieben ruuniin. &c oil 10 oituon
boioamistiIasIa. ia pad meltein tpt'
fdudGn poisIa, pddIuioen polaTio
bniaIlaon i%onfun NATHAN pddsId ruu'
miistu.
Oaatteista tuitenfin tunnettiin, ets
td Ie on Iamon pitdidn firtonfplGss
I'd fotoifin oletpa nuorutainen ItieIi
Sorrento, iota faifesta pddttden oil
bpuamiitilIo rdidnttdnpt pGdnid riff.
Wtitd tuon biliaiIen ia iiipon nuos
rutoiien oil %Iaattonut noin epGtoi'
moiieen i%efoon, on fdiittdmdtDntd.
Sdn oil ldbtenpt 10 piime lostioiss
pdimdnd pois fotooan, ia oil lab
tiesIdGn i%oiletin pnbunut, ettd han
menee tolpo uisto pitemmdIle moitol'
lie, min ettei bdntd dttid tortpitie tbs
faiIin ooottaa. WtobooliIesti bdn
oil 10 mattaGe ldhtiesIddn poImie~
tautunut tuobon tomoIaan tefoon,
ionta bdn fifteen mielenbdiriDsId teti
Fin, lind %poinaioa oil iostuS ennen
Fin maipannut ipnttdmieliIpps.
@anbaae iIdae tanttori e. 10.
&orennoue ia muiue omoiIiue oil id'
md tapaus l%upnuouiIesti bpmintin
mielia idrfI ttGrpd. iiad eipdt be
luonnoHiiesti oIanueet oapistoo, et'
td bdnen Idirouteuin, iosta 81 mos
neuo ollut anlpiehstotoun, Ioi ndin
iurfean lopuu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
Stiemnrbafp?

". +. z y. fatoIi muonamies Oo'
nib Huoiiolainen Yrutnb IN Solof'
iesta SeIIingin pitd idsid. Sdn oil
ubonnut toppau itlenid, minfdidboen,
fun bdntd Ell tuuIunut totoiIin, or
,pcItiin bdnen iGDttGneet ubfaufienIa.
Suolimotta tdrmoftoiSto ciIietelptS'
I'd 81 bdntd l0poeitp.
20. I. 10 y. I6poettiiu Wontnon
.ioeeto, noin 6 I'm. pdGoiG SolatIes'
ia, NuotioIoiieu ruumts.' Wtttddn
ulfonoiIen matiruoIIon mertteid ct
mintd tnuotii bdnen or'
meaoan tebneen iIIemurbon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
&olmiuaiimus supim
rti00ista.

NlefIanorian presbpteeri Mreios
rupeii (wuonna 31S) iitd oppiu eIit'
tdmddn, ettd Sumolan Yoita Ell oil.
Int lamaa iontaittieta iu~moluuoen
oIentoo, fuin Sid, ia SumoIaua Ell
moi ola poitao, naon ninooStaan
luptu olento, maittafin taitisto Ilo'
ouisto enIimdinen ia eteipin, ionfa
toutta toto nun moailma on luo'
buff tulut. S6mG oil mGdrG ia
moarolinen borbaoppi, iofa fielTi
&riShfIen iumoluuoen.
glIetIonoeriaon futiuttiin tofous
no. 32l) iosIa Ireios iuliettiin firs
fon pbtepoestd ia bdnen pppinia ii.
rottiin. Wlutta Nreios oil %ioonut pols
10 puoluelniIiu, ia bdnen oppinia
oil b~erdttdnDt firfoSI ia lenottomuut'
ia Ioaioisio piireisId, ionta muptfi
feiInri &onstantiuS tutIutti &orto!pin
piispan 6ascon feboitutiesta ytife.
oon luuren firtollistofoutIen (n.
$3.50. y}itean fotoufIesid &olmispbs
teieoppi bppdtipttiin iuureuo ptIi.
mieliIppbeld, Hoamatun ia apostle
lien ustontunmustutlen mufaan: ets
ia Sid on Sumala, Poita on SUI
mola ia Pnbd Senti on Sumola, ia
eitG tuitenfann ole toImea Sumo'
Ioa, poon ptii SumoIa. SID on ion'
foiftiiuuoesIa Ipnnpttdnpt Yolon,
iota OH totinen SumaIa ia toiinen
ibminen; Iiie totIi luontoa pboesid
perIopnnsiu, iumoluuoen ia ibmi'
ippoeu luonto pboistettpnd futen iies
In ia ruumiS iontoittiiesti eridmdts
t1mdsti.
9l,bunoiius postusti lpoimn HiIeeti
Nreiotd ia bdncn mielipiteenid laitin
ipoIlon, ia Nreios ia tofli e9pptilGis'
ia piiepon %oiettiin moouputnon ontis
frietutIino, ioito %Ieuroii mpDbemmin
firouo. Ututto ei rita nield t6bdn
ild oreioloiIet olirpot mie>
10 mobmd puolne, ia I%reiosfin pdd'
Il nopootii feiIorin iuostunufiello,
ionta TAI tuo Iipiloori Mreios tetie'
lidiipppen6du puoIeIlen ia bdntd pnol'
tomoon.
Siteonsfoiiuuoen ioturi, piispa
2ltbanoIiue, pontiiu, pontiin months
tertoo poie miroltu ia o%iettiin mpDs
moonpofoon, muitu ban puolusti
idpt6eti Titeon fofoutIesfn bpndta
Iptpd oppio (,p. 373). g~reiolaiIet
life bojudntuimat toboefii puolueetIi.
GoeIliIet nreioloiiet puolistipot ia
opetiinot: ettd Yoifo on olenroltoan
eriloinen FUN Sid. 9dmdn Iuunnon
n,iebet nimitettiin anomoioloi'ifit.
Jhlttmdtren ell II. l. 1enltureiplutheH
puoluc mp6uii Ioion oIennoltoan
:SIdu foItoiiefii. pitfduiien loisteIun
perdsld eripuclueiiten fesfen pddIt
fuierfin yiifeon t%unnustue poitolle,
teiiari 1beoooriue Suuren %fotoon
tuilumcn toiIen tirtouisfotoutIen
bppdtInmdud 9onstonttinoopelisIo
(p. 3S1). ia bnrpdtipttiin Yoion o'
pbieps Si6n tonSIa mastoin
lemiareioIoistn, pddrdd puo'
pneumoiomoteia. (pddmie
benid NofeoonutIen mufaan, mDbS'
Gin mofeooniolaiiefIi nimitettp) iotto
fieIfimat ppbdn pen9en iumoluuoen,
bduid cnIimdiIeff poian
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
Kaupungin maa ia hyva
liikepaikka myytavana.

Taten tarjoan m~yytavaksi Van Buskirkin kaupungin
maan ia my0s mitap arhaamnan liikepaikan.
Van Buskirk siiaitsee G. q N. W.. valta rautatien I
varressa, iosta kulkee nelja matkustaia- ia kaksi tavara-
iunaa paivittain.
Uudisasukkaita on noin 100-kunta ymparstolla, ia \
N toisia alma tulee. Uudisasukkaat ovat kaikki suomalal- 4
STA. Sitapaitsi talviseen aikaan on aarettoman suuret
metsahommat. joista on suuri like kauppiaalle. Eli yh-
taan liiketta lahempana 6 MALTA (%nimittain lronwood,
Mich.).
Myos ostaia voipi saada posti mestarin viran, josta
myos on natti sivutulo.
Jos ostajalla on jonkun verran rahaa min enpa usko
parempaa tilaisuutta koskaan l0ytyvan.
Kaupungin maa on avoin kaikellaiselle lmkkeelle.
Myynti johtuu persoonallisista syista, ioita EN- vol
tassa ilmoittaa.
Kaikki kysymykset ia kirieet ovat lahetettavat osoit-
teella:
POST MASTER,
Van Buskirk, Wisconsin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

utpNuIDItUtt erplfpat 10 HluoOoStts
mat oman tirftofuntonIa, Ggpptiin
ia abeS Iiniaan, mieId beta mieIGs
tin on &optilaisten fristittpien nj.
meud; ia Irmeniaon, beta moini.
tadn armenialaiIitii tristitDifIi, ioiQa
mield npttin on patio puolustoiia
MrmeniosIa. PerIiasia, Curtin moal.
la, Wendidud, Spriasia ia MeIo.
potoomiasIa, misId beta paGmie'
BEND nimelId pieIdtin nimitetddn
Sofob Yarooain mufaan Safobii.
teitii.
&eiIuri Seroflius foetti fpield fers
ran lopintoa in. 1927, mutta tilrs
boon ia ldnIimaiSIafin tuli fuitenfin
paamin tubtoa nastaan bppdfIps
tptIi
&eiiari Gonstantinns posonatus
tunlutti fuIoennen pleiIen tirtoais.
fofoutIe en- &onstanttinoopeliin no.
6SO), misid Rooman piispa 9(9ot.
bofIen maifutufIesta monotbelemi
bpldttiin ia ie oppi mabnis tettiin
ettd &ristutIeSia on fofii tabtoa, Ell
riioasia waan iopuIoinnusia toiss
teniu fausIu, min ettd ibmiIeuinen
tabto tottelee iumalalista tabtoa ia
iitd Ieuraa. Wtonotbeletitfin pboistpis
nat omatIi firftofunuotIt 2ibanos
min muorele ia fofoontuimat 5ieIta
erddn luostarin pmpariae, ia malt,
fitpat eniimdiietii iobtaiatieen Mtas
ron. Sdnen idlfeenid nimitettiir beis
I'd WtaroniiteifIi ia ppipindt alma
lin muoIiIataan asst, iouoin be
liittpipGt roomalaisfatoliieen tirfs
fopn.
21nIimoiSIa Ipntpi S:ua pupIiIas
oaua nestorianismin Iutuinen bors
haoppi aooptianismi. SoIeton orr.
tipiispa G%panbus, ia llrseliIin pits.
pa GeIr eIittindt len opin. ettG &riss
tns ainoostoon iumaIauiIen luons
tonIa piiolesta on Sumalau parIi'
noinen Yoifa, mit.a ibmiieuiIen
Iup puolesta !SGn on moon
cSumaIan polmelia, iofa fuitenfin
StmoIan ormostd on ptettu Sumos
Ian poiotIi. SumaIon ottoppito.
Niinfuiu Nestoriustin be Ills fumos
Iipat &ristutIen perioonan pbtep'
ben, FUN teroittiWat %molempien
luontojen erotuSta Iiiben mddrddn.
SeibGn oppinIa bDliditiin, SrontIurts
am Woinin tofoutIeeIa (puonno
794).
NGin fertomot muinaiIe ct perimG'
tieoot folmipbteps opin erimieliIpDt'
IistG. gtpt on mpDstin murrosaifo
fristifunnoSIa ia tristifuntao tilee
fpbtaomuan oinan Iomot lpoStutIet
g. raamotun ennuStutien mufaon.
&rten &riStus ia Sdnen opostolinia
omat ennustoneet mailman lppuil
eoeQG anitifristutIen iulemania piets
telemGn monta, Min MT 10 monto
ontitristusta rupeoa olemoan, iotto
eieltdlpdt SeeIutlen plcluon Sristufs
Ien ia Sumalan poiun. ia fieltdmdt
fen 6erran, iofa beiodt ostanut OH,
Iouttnen beiuenid nppeon fnootut'
fen, ioittenfo foutta totuuoen tic pill
fataon, %iottten foootus et Iilen ton
man niifpp.
Sumalon IauimutIesto fupli emf.
mdinen antifriShus, Serintos, enIim,
mdiIeud muoIiIaooua tplppIaitofIen
ale bdpeduiiesti, ran9aistutIefI iit
til, ettd ban %enIimdiietli fielIi eitei
Gristus oqutfoan Sumala ipoon
poIias ibminen. Somoin bdpeGuis
Iesti fuoIi Ireine &onstanttinoope
lin foupur9isia iuuren fanIoioufon
lGsnGoueeio, FIN bdnen iiidlnflenid
tuIi uIoS futen SuuoofIen, fun ban
n~soraSta alas puootettiin. Wtiiita
fpieId polion Iurfeamman, bdpedli'
iemmdn ia faubeommon flolemon
ransoistutIen iootpat miimmeiIend
pdindnd faittt antitristufIet, fun
maa ia rafennufiet iuureIo paubis
malta pois menemdt ia eIementit pa
lanuuoeSta iuIamat. Siuoin n1tes
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

Eabfi Iibofaupon tolueip, be.
wonen ia oioneupot mpptdiudnd.
2pIptdd
8. Grimm,
Srpnpoob, Wlid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

Z @itdd mentb inertia eoemmdf-
u taiann! 8dino @squiStin rddidIt
ltifteestd iootie porboot rioppo moot'
icet." @ei! ~otiofaopo tdmd buomt'
oonne.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
CAPITALIST BALkS
At HELPING son
Judge Brown Expresses Disgust
Over Refusal to Save Young
Man From Prison

OAKLAND, April 26.-So disgusted
was Judge Brown today with the un-
parental feeling shown by Jacob Lie
brant, a Santa Cruz capitalist, that he
ordered him off the witness stand. Lie
brandt declined to send his son, Clar-
ence. $50 to permit of his being placed
on proba tion, although he admitted
that he had nine pieces of improved
property in Santa Cruz, third inter-
est in a Trinity county mine, and
ranch lands.
Il don't feel able to make the loan,'
he said.
Get off the stand. I'm disgusted
with YOU" said Judge Brown.
Clarence Liebrandt, the son, pleaded
guilty to forging his fathers name to
check for $50 to get food for his
wife He asked for probation, and one
of the conditions imposed on him was
that he should refund the money he
obtained. His mother offered to pay
off the amount in installments. She is
divorced from the Santa Cruz capi-
talist and has no means of her own
Assistant District Attorney Hynes
placed the elder Liebrandt on the wit
ness stand and drew from him q
statement as to his wealth, but could
not induce him to assist his son finan-
ciaily. Finally Hynes denounced the
man as unfit to be a father. At this
point Judge Brown took a hand in
the proceedings and ordered Liebrandt
away.
The case of the younger Liebrandt
| was continued two days for further
consideration.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
TOWN And gown
ELECTS OFFICERS

>BERKELEY, April 26-Mrs. W. S.
Wattles has been reelected president of
the Town and Gown club of this city
for the ensuing year, and other officers
who have been chosen are:
Vice president, Mrs. F. c. Turner; re-
cording secretary; Mrs. j. c.. Merriam
corresponding secretary, Mrs. w. B.
Seabury; treasurer, Mrs. J. w. Rich
ards; assistant treasurer, Mrs. c. L.
Higgins.
Other directors chosen are: Mrs
James Sutton, Mrs. Beverly Hodghead
Mrs. r. o. Moody, Mrs. W. A. Grover
and Mrs. II. r. Hatfield.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
SAILORS RESCUER
RECEIVES REWARD

ALAMEDA, April 26.-Frederick yell
mena of zoos Lincoln avenue, engineer
on the government tug Castro. has re-
ceived a gold medal and 500 together
with a letter of commentator for the
a sailor attached to the Yerba Buena
naval station fSem drowning last Sat
urday.
The sailor and six others were cap
sized in cutter by a swell caused by
a ferry boat. One of the six was in
danger of drowning.
Yelmena witnessed the accident from
the tug. and seeing that one of the
sailors had gone down for the second
time. plunged overheard and swan to
his assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
ODD FELLOWS OBSERVE
FOUNDING OF ORDER
Give Program of Music and
Dancing on Anniversary

BERKELEY, April 2S.-The ninety
first anniversary of the founding of the
order of Odd Fellows was observed in
the Masonic temple tonight by Berke-
ley lodge No. 27O. Rebekah lodge No.
262, Canton Berkeley No. and Berke-
lev encampment No. 103 with a joint
program of music and dancing
Noble Grand Milton d. Buck and H.
w Brunk were the speakers of the
evening.
c. s Merrill rendered a flute solo,
Mrs Mary Pettigrove vocal solo and
the Misses Slusser a piano duet Can
ton Berkeley gave an exhibition drill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO
.WIFE'S BILLS TOO
MUCH FOR PALM
Moving Picture Man Freed by
Divorce From Necessity
of Meeting Them

OAKLAND. April 26--The bills that
Mrs. Susan Palm insisted on running
up against her husband, Albert, not
only kept his nose to the grindstone'
he testified in Judge Wastes court to-
dav. but almost broke" him. The
bills included every kind Of expense,
Palm said, from expressions of JOY IN
gilded cafes to millinery.
He was granted an interlocutory de-
cree Of divorce on the showing that
he made. Palm conducts a moving
picture establishment and he said that
he was in receipt Of good income
Finding that it was impossible to limit
his wife's expenditures he said that he
would pay no more of her bills. where
upon she packed her trunk and lett.
saying that she would not live with
man who was so mean.
Suit for divorce on the ground or
habitua1 neglect and desertion was be
gun today by Flora M. Hartman against
William b. Hartman.
The following DEGREES of IivOrce were
granted: Mary A. against John A..
Fraga, interlocutory. desertion; Nettie
against Charles TrOtter. interlocutory,
cruelty; Frances against James Hager.
interlocutory, cruelty; John against
Maggie Vierra, interlocutory, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
IMPROVE BERKELEY'S
MORALS? IMPOSSIBL r
eff We Get Better 1t Will Be
Painful" Say Merchants

BERKELEY, April 2e.-The mer-
chants exchange by the adoption of a
resolution last night opposed the Sun
day closing law which has been pro-
posed for Berkeley by Rev. c. L. Tufts
and others. The merchants at their
weekly meeting declared that the city
was closed down Sundays with the ex-
ception Of hotels. candy stores, trans
portation companies and restaurants.
and that further closing of business
houses would cause a hardship.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
PLAN TO ADVERTISE
BERKELEY PRODUCTS
Manufacturers Will Hold Week
of Demonstration

BERKELEY, April 26.-The Berke-
ley manufacturers are planning to hold
. made in Berkeley week. Goods
made here viii be displayed in the lead
ing stores and every effort made to
show the people of Berkeley the worth
OF the goods turned out by the local
factories
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

| Moved to our store for convenience
] of sale, 35 rooms of furniture RI
| Schellhaas. 11th ST. at Franklin, Oak. .
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

NEW INDIANA BEvERIDGE-Washingto
April Ex-senator Beveridge of Indiana Is
receiving congratulations the arrival of an
infant daughter at his home today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

Members of the executive board are:
Herbert l.. Jones (chairman), r. c..
Staats, C. L. Biedenbach, Mrs. Elinor
Carlisle, August Vollmer, Charles H.
Spear and Mrs. H. S. Howard.
Other committees are: Finance,
Frank Naylor, Clarence S. Merrill, Wal
ter Woodward, Allan g. Freeman, DIR.
E. L. Loring; publicity, Herbert S.
Howard (chairman), r. II. Danforth, F.
w. Richardson, II. II. Krueger and HI.
l.. Sully.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
Play Will Have
NATURAL SETTING
Shakespeare's GAS You Like 1t"
Will Be Staged in Claremont
Woods May 80

BERKELEY, April 26.--At meeting
last night of the public spirited who
have been lending their efforts to the
playground movement, plans were per-
fected for staging in pastoral style
Shakespeare's LAS You Like IT, May so
in the woods at the end of the terminal
of the Claremont Key Route line 1t
is planned to have entirely local talent
in the production, which will be under
the direction of Ada Dow Currier of
New York.
The general board of managers for
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

SNEAK THIEF TAKES JEwELS-Berkeley,
April 26.-Reports of the operations of room
thieves were made today by Miss Elizabeth
Laning of the Grey Gables, 1920 Bancroft way,
who lost jewels worth 500, and by c. II.
Smith of the same address. who was robbed
Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

PIONEER WOMAN SUMMONED - Alameda
April 26.-Mrs Caroline W. Warner for 81
years resident of California died last even.
ing at her home. 1415 Santa Clara avenue
aged o4 years. Mrs. Warner was the mother
OF Mrs: +. H. G. Robbins and Julia A. War.
ner and sister Of Mrs. John Clarke Mrs Anne
liza Haas, Charles and Theodore Gruenhagen
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
Three MUSICAL
CLUBS TO Sing
Paul Steindorff to Lead Cast OF
Student Activities Prior to
Graduation Exercises

BERKELEY, April 26.-Forty women
singers of the university, banded to-
gether in the Treble Clef society. viii
give a concert in the Greek theater
Friday night. assisted by the Treble
Clef society of San Francisco, the Ebell
choral club of Oakland and the uni
versity orchestra. under the leadership
of Paul Steindorff.
Carrying dainty lanterns and clad in
rich Japanese costumes. the women
students will render a solo and chorus
from "The Geisha Girl" as a special
feature of the evenings musicale. Miss
Irene O'Connor will be the soloist for
the number and the full membership
of the organization viii assist her.
The program, which will be rem
dered as the last student event before
the graduation exercises this year on
the campus, follows:
l. Military march No. (F. SchuberD, uni
, Summer Night CBerwald). Treble clef.
, Solo quartet (Estudiantna). the Misses
WOodmsn and the Misses Hicks and Lewis.
4 Solo, The Morning Hymn (HenscheD,
3 Strauss waltz arranged by Victor Harris.
s. Dreams" (R. waguer). university orches-
Z Ca) Barearolle. 20 Lovely Night (oren-
bach). (bl Peggy (Niedlinger), Treble Clef:
by Dudley Buck Misses Miller, 0'Connor, Nc
Comb aud Healy and Messrs. McFayden, Rowe,
Marchant and Feitig.
0. Violin solo. Franklin Carter.
10. japanese chorus from The Gesha Girl"
Miss Irene O'Connor and the Treble Clef.
H. Cantata 'Hesperus' (Brewer). Solosts-
Mrs Harry McMullin. soprano; Mrs. S. $. STRAIT
ton. cOntralto: Miss Rose Gardner, accompanist;
Treble Clef of San Francisco: Ebell club of Oak
land and university Treble Clef
The women of the Treble Clef num-
ber among some of the most prominent
in the university as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Oakland. April %
Joseph A Wagner who Is accused of main
tanning a poolroon in Oakland where bets
could be made the Emeryvtlle races. pleati-
ed not guilty today in Judge Browns court
His trial was set for May D.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
WHEN 1T WAS RoUeHER.

Paul Wilmington, the Harvard
coach, was praising the football OF
1910.
Football in the '90s was terrible
game,' said Mr.. wilmington. "Bour-
get, you know, devoted whole chap
ter of 'Outre Mer' to its horrors. Some
of the stories of the foot ball of go
and 81 are. in fact, almost incredible.
"a Philadelphia sporting editor re-
turned one November Saturday from
West Philadelphia with a pale, fright
ened face.
Many accidents at the game? a
police reporter asked him.
One frightful accident replied
the sporting editor. "a powerful
mule from a neighboring coal deal
er's entered the field, blundered in
to one of the hottest scrimmages, and
got killed. Washington Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
THE BIJoU.

The coming week will have an add
ed interest for BijOu patrons, for there
will be three newcomers on the pro-
gram, and some of the old favorites
will retire Who the new people are
is not yet known, but it may be ac-
cepted that they will be as good as
could be procured. The present bill
is an excellent one. Gladys Middle
ton still makes a great hit with her
fine singing, and is as big favorite
as ever. Walter Perry as story tell
er is good. Some of the stories he has
are not particularly new, but he has
a manner of telling them that sort OF
disguises their age, and makes them
interesting and enjoyable. Dunn and
Branton are making hit with their
song "My Australian Kangaroo" The
former does an excellent dance in con-
junction with the song, and the pair
go wsn. The new sketch "The Crowd
ed Hotel" by the whole of the com
pany is laughable affair. Therefore
it serves its purpose. Last night was
amateur night. and as usual, there was
plenty of fun. Maybe as the result OF
these trials some good material Will
be found.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
scholars and their parents and friends
invited. Strangers always welcome.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Alakea and King streets.
Bible school. 9.45 a. m. w. u.
Hall, superintendent. Quarterly re-
view. Decision Day"
Morning service, II a. m. Preach
ing by W. d. Westervelt. The Child
Christ"
Sloan Chapel. Kewalo, p. m, BIZ
bic school; Eli Snyder, superintend-
ent International lesson review.
Christmas exercises Z p. m, Monday
evening.
Evening services; Y. P. C. E., g.
30 p. m. Leaders, Mr. Mcnamara and
Miss Evelyn Mahoe. The young peo-
pie will have charge of special SER
vices for the evening.
Christmas exercises for the even
ing.
Christmas exercises for the Bible
school will be held on Thursday ev.
ening, December 20.
Strangers and visitors in the cit!
are cordially invited to these meet
ings.