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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
KINGS HERALDS ENJOY
ANCIENT PRIVILEGES
College of Arms of England Has
Three Classes

. The herslds and officers of arms have
lately been to the fore, says the West
minister Gazette, but comparatively lit
tie is known about them by the man in
the street The derivation of the word
herald from the Anglo Saxon here, an
army, and wald, strength or sway, sug
gests a military origin, and undoubt-
edly in earlier days heralds were recog-
nized messengers OF challenges, terms
of surrender, and other communica-
tions between combatants and, as
such, they wore the coats of arms and
badges of their respective leaders.
Many changes have taken place during
the course of successive reigns in the
number and desi ignations of these cerez
monial officials, but today the officers
of the college of arms of England, un-
der the earl marshal, divided into
three classes. kings Of arms, heralds
and pursuivants, number ID.
The heraIds number six, and bear
respectively the titles of Chester, Ian
caster. York, Somerset, Richmond and
Windsor. OF these, Chester, Lancaster,
Windsor and York were Instituted by
Edward III. Richmond by Edward ",
and Somerset by Henry VIII In the
middle ages the duties Of heralds were
maniford, as were the occasions on
which they had the right to claim fees
and perquisites, varying from tourna-
ments to churohings and christenings
in noble families. The pursuivants,
as their name implies, are attendant
upon the heralds, and form the third
degree Of the officers of arms. They
now number four, Rouge Croix, so
STYLED from the red cross of st. George;
Blue Mantle. a title instituted by Ed
ward III in honor of the blue French
coat which he assumed; Rouge Dragon
from the badge of Wales, and Port
cullis from the badge of Henry VII.
The principal of the heralds of Scot
land is the Lyon king of arms, and
under him are the three heralds, re-
spectively entitled Albany, Ross and
Rothesay, and three pursuivants, Car
rick March and Unicorn. In ireland
there are only two officers, Ulster king
of arms. who is the principal herald
of all Ireland, and Athlone pursuiyant
of arms.
ing the titles respectively of Garter,
Clarenceux and Norroy. OF these the
Garter king is the principal, being not
only the chief king of heraIds, but is
also attached to the illustrious order
from which he takes his title. Norroy
and CIarenceux are the territorial her
aids respectively OF the north and south
Of England the river Trent being the
dividing line. Norroy. in ancient times,
was written Norreys, indicating the
people of the north, whilst Ciarenceux
is supposed to take the title from Glare
in Suffolk, in former days the residence
of the earls of Hereford, otherwise
called of Glare, whence the name Clar-
enee was evolved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
SACRAMENTANS TO
STUDY DIVORCE
Ministers of Capital City Form
Branch of Interdenomina-
tionaI Commission
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Cali

SACRAMENTO, June pa sacra-
mento branch of the fnterdenomina=
tlonal commission on divorce was
formed in this city last night at a
meeting of the members of the Minis
terial association.
The purposes of the commission were
outlined by Francis NJ Moody, seere-
tary of the state commission He says
the new organiza tio4l witE urge the
massage of uniform divorce laws and
also law to prohibit secret marriages.
Bishop ". II. Moreland was chosen
president of the local branch The
other officers are: Rev. w. c. Sher-
man, F'reemont Presbyterian church.
vice president; Rev E. Fl. Smith, Oak
Park Methodist church, secretar ry, and
sl1 F. Dodson, Sacramento Valley trust
company, treasurer
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
TWENTIETH WEEK OF
THE HEARING OF SUIT
Action Involves Title to Valu-
able Water Right

REDDING, Junes 2s.-At the close
today of the twentieth week of the
suit of the Northern California power
company against a number of farmers
in the neighborhooI of Shingleton. it
was announced that all of the evidence
in the case was In.
: The suit involves the title to 5000
inches of water valued at approxi-
mately 100000. The trial has ex-
ceeded in length any ever before held
in the superior court of Shasta county.
July Is has been set for the begin
ming of the arguments for which the
court has allowed two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
ROSEVILLEs To SPEND
S78,5OO ON SEWERS
100000 Bond Issue Passes Three
to One
Special Dispatch TO The Call

ROSEVILLE, June 29.-Roseville Of
ficials are preparing to take steps at
once to begin work on the bridge,
sewers and municipal lighting plant
which were authorized by the bond
issue of 100000 voted by the electors
yesterday.
The sewer proposition calls for the
expenditure of s7s.500. the bridge and
the municipal lighting plant the re-
mainder of the 100000.
Tie three propositions carried by a
vote of 5 TO I.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
APPELLATE COURT
GRANTS NEW TRIAL
Northwestern Redwood Conn
pany Gains It's Point

SACRAMENTO. June 2e.-The ap-
pellate court today handed down a de-
cision reversing the superior court of
Mendocino county in denying a new
trial to the Northwestern Redwood
company, which lost the suit it brought
against J. d. Dicken for S66479
The suit was to collect a balance on
an account for lumber mill supplies.
Judge Hart tie the opinion
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
BABY BROWNS IN
SIX INCHES OF WATER
Child Falls Head First Into
Small Hole Near Home.
Special Dixpoteh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. June. 29.-Paolo Par
renti. the II months old SON of Mrs. A.
PARENT, who resides on Twitchell
island, was drowned in six inches of
water yesterday. The baby fell head
first into small hole near the house
and his head and arms became wedged
IN. The diameter of the hole was only
16 fEchess
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
Rio Vista Excmrsion.

Take a trip on the Netherlands
route through the Holland OF America,
Steamer Apache" leaves pier I, Paeifo
street wharf, Sunday; July 8, at s
a. M, returning by steamer 'Modoc,'"
leaving Rio Vista at 2 p. M Meals
on board steamer under the manage
ment. of = Southern Pacific company:s
dining car service.
For further particulars see agents
Iiof Southern Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
HORSE FRIGHTENED TO
DEATH BY AUTOMOBILE
Animal Rears on Bridge and
Strikes Head Against Timber
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Special Dispatch 10 The Call
GRASS VALLEY. June ga horse
belonging to Leduc Brothers was actu-
ally frightened to death here yester-
day..
1t was frightened by an automobile
driven by A. d. Snyder and began
jumping up and down on. bridge,
finally striking it's head against a
timber.
The blow caused the animal to drop
dead
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
WOMAN WANTS SHARE OF
DIVORCED.SPOUSE'S CASH
San franciscan Sues Widow for
Community Property
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, June .29-Ruby D.
Brown of San Francisco has brought
suit against Eva S. Brown, widow of
Dr j. ). Brown, asking for an equal
division of the community property
accumulated by Doctor Brown between
1913 and 1909. The plaintiff was mar
riei to Doctor Brown in 1903 and
divorced him six years later. He mar
ried again and his estate, valued at
$4,000, is now being administered by
Eva Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
BURGLARS WALK OFF
WITH 400 POUND SAFE
No Trace Is Found of Stolen
Strongbox or Contents
ISpccidl Di,potch 10 The Call

ISpccidl Di,pdtch 10 The CoIl1
IsLETON, June 29-Burglars carried
away 400 pound safe after removing
It from the confectionery store of S
Sumuri, a Japanese, early today No
trace of it has been found. Sumuri
conducts an ice cream parlor in China
town The safe contained about $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
OF A STOCKTON WOMAN
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OpeCIdI DIspdICH 10 nc NutI
STOCKTON, June 29.-H. Patrick of
33 North Center street has reported to
the police the mysterious disappear
ance of his wife He said that he had
returned home yesterday noon and
found that she had departed. He has
given the officers a description of the
missing woman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
WAREHOUSE FIRE BURNS
1,4OO BALES OF HAY
Chain of Cars Also DESTROYED
Loss SI5,5OO
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

DAVIS, June 29.-Fire starting in
warehouse owned by A. j. Plant early
today DESTROYED the warehouse and the
building adjoining, causing loss of
$f5,500
There were 1,400 bales of hay in the
warehouse. A number of cars on
siding were also destroyed. Among the
heavy losers besides Plant are jeff Dun-
ningsworth. Del Grieve and VIII Stone.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
No Fireworks. No Noise. 9Th an 5tb

Quiet, rest, seclusion, fun-away in
beautiful Baltimore canyon, minutes
walk from Baltimore station. Bring
your lunch AND enjoy the china te. seen
cry. water from flowing springs and
stately woods Of this very impoI ant
and rapidly growing residential certer.
Room for all. but positively no camp
fires or tree cutting. W L. Courtright,
$50 Market street. or Baltimore sta
Gion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
For Your Vacation

Go to Banff. Laggan (Lake Louise),
Glacier and other famous resorts on
the Canadian Pacific railway. Low
round trip rates from California all
summer. Apply to E. Z. Penn. Genl.
Agt. Pass. Dept. 645 Market ST.. San
Francisco- az any Southern Pacific
agent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
SEVEN PER CENT TAX
PAID IN FRANKFORT

The transactions in real estate in the
city of Frankfort in 1905 amounted to
$4,000, 900, and in 1909 only $14,000,0o0
As a reason for this Consul General
Gunther quotes from the last annual
report of the Frankfort chamber of
commerce: THE taxes and burdens on
real estate in our city are largest of all
German cities; they often exceed per
cent of the cost of the building. in
cluding the value of the ground lot,
when erecting a new structure"
JAILED FOR BREAKING wINDow-Mateas
Mohr paid 10 cents for meal at Richard Jack
als restaurant. 3o6 Third street, Tuesday night
and being dissatisfied with the meal broke a
plate glass window valued az S25. Yesterday
he sent TO the county jail by Police Judge
Shortall for 30 days for malicious mischief.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MELONS WORN BY
c. E." DELEGATES
San Joaquin County to Send Big
Representation TO San
Jose Convention
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

STOCKTON. June 2s.-san Joaquin
county will send large delegation to
the Christian Endeavorers' convention
In San Jose commencing July l. The
local delegates Will leave Friday noon
and will wear large badges in the
shape of. watermelons.
The following are, the delegates
from this county:
UnoDpRrDGE
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30

Complete lines Walk-Over shoes for men
standard valuesin Patent Colt, Russia
and Black Calf, and Black and Brown Kid.
All new models-all sizes-all widths
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Sabn.

3Iptebduge -Sepe StIapt ouf DIE Stnube" DOE
Der Sa~uloetsStnl:on na1 sSnihtHgtpn an
gsodeutaeeu 700 s,crm. bis 500 abspbs
Stii5ere sIhiaBrt bon Der Wt. NcbaLStattoH.
Streftr @ertinsanp In Ger Rsusn tiassBs
citation an EsnibtactSw NIT anen iasItA eeAeu.
ben gtnirn.
ssltstsgteHs e%sriaI.a !@t r~ssaIsstascs'
+11.k3, Si1.55 sorut.. si2.16. Haas, t1B
.s43. +sGo, ia +4.65. t5.65 sla6mx 'e.os
ss,iaiien UaasiSer.sisiion: 4S.a9, .s.is, 4s,So
200, +T.2U. ts.0u. 1920. Il. ZOO, 1000, +fi.Oi
SsIm, .1Ss.o9, tl2Sa .!s;sS,, t1oo. sos
gia&n.. f6c0. tG.is, 1870. 200, 1890. .s.ft
(1imht3l, 1000, zoos. sit. 05. af1.32 Nhbt.
grroeIld, -Cambeas2totion f7.95 puo so.15
Snrni. fl.25. 1850 unb 1920 stadbfn.
-1aarsstelpn. Ht Aondt.etation. t7.A6 Born,
+3.5a au6nt, Gnnheu.Stn..cn. t7.S0. 1904
Burrn.. 1880. 400 ga9m.
AupaI Hfue 2tne
Hads SLitaDet1tta nWb Nen.Dsft.
Neuer Terminus an ker Greinnb3 pan3tenss
6trdte. Retp'0cri. Seguem nod SoteIs sm
LbeOterl
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MarsIanS &EcnninInanin.GiIen6asa

7.45 Hotm.-Oorf. dnse. Gonrtao.
9.05s Yurm.-giadl Delta, nur GonHtqe-
$50 &orm.-slad gpIdir, ausa. EofInfng.
1906 9idtm.-ytnh VeIair, ausS. SaTital
NIB Sotittd9. "
100 Nadm.-Tah Velair, muir eamftaa. .
SIS Eodm.- 9tah PORT, aiIsg. Gnnufda.
4.05 Tadm.-stnn 3eIta. MIR Gnuuiaa.
500 RueE..-sia1 9elair. ousa. Sonnta0
900 Nbes.-sdG Nelta. nisa. Gonntao.
1t.00 aboS.-Wa6. TeIta. nur Sonntaa.
tao shb8.-stan NrIoir. nhSa. SouHtdd.
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0ctcftib.Iqer

9cteftip.I gentlir.
aatisrni Tsf-ettpe eeruice. 8. GR. gafb, @e.
ftdftsfilbrer. gsr. 692 Qaiu.gbiloiHa, SaIils
more, do. Tbonc CT. Raul $500.
,Amtritan Detective stseusp," Charles ao5i.
mann. Gefm1iiSiiiJter, 31s @auiiabie. g,lop..
Baltimore, NO. @b9lc: 6. T. 4. q. 9aa!
2027: NDpHuue: 6. 4 q. S9olss 1861.
syaRSnuer & slpmiht, 9;abfoIaer bon Gmiib,
g9eit Il gpoH5, 503 GaIbert Snilbtna.
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gou NoteriaIien, Ebiren, Genlter'
raDmen, 2oben, etc.
James ., Softer & 60. 115-117 Shb'treoe
rid GtrGbe,
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Marmor- uno 8ranit.@ erfe.
g. Siisartusr & ebhue, 714-7ts &sftBaI.t.
m0resStrnbe. t't
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Gei9aftss@
Bidder, Gonoitor. uno Sotel.
9eoarfs.4 rttfcl.
The sesrrs & St6s g.. t04 gib'SotsarS'St

2eituneeu, 3eiiidriiten, etc.
She s~,aittmrrc gafps Co.," 9ao.b sibererouh
lie. Bei1aftSfIbeer, 31S Welt'SeU ldH'clt.
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Blumbing, SURFACES, STANCES nno.
Scfen, Gahoeden ilno Ginnen.
ssnusti Bros, 52s Oro'SrsuOni'a0euue.
f aupferf6mieSe unp Blumbers.
Sohu, Sabert, IVA abanes.strats. 9. 4 ..
3eIep0ou: BoIfe 1000.
Seller.8
,HphaI Snfuroaee 60. Of 9tptrsosL," Senrb
n. g~aartteIo, Hefibents Dtoraaer lilo
Gbdriber Of Commerce 9ulI6iKa.
,GernaHtn Gencr ,Geri@erErgs 8tfenidaft,"
Baltimore uno aortb, straBe.
g;9.ntburs a9enten llnb S1nbIer.
Sisrre &. 1asan g. Rsphew, 10 Oft.serinsipu'
GtIabe.
&uh@mieo. 3ubcb0r.
q. seatt gahne 60, So2--364 Ro.b'Sab.eir
Goblen ltnb Scl5.
Sexrs ., 9su letur, 500 goIimbta'Abenue.
S~ianoleib. @eihafte.
pGaxinIibaieb 2oaa Co.," / NprofYab'g trabe.
Siorios unS Srocln.
GtaS. 80. eilsi, D Observation-Disclosures.
spm. 2anbe i 60, Rartsslbe. uiib Gabette'4tr.
Eobier uurb Eapier.G Often.
tHtItf. girru Go, 1o5--1O7 Sauoo.r.strase.
gledplottcn, Metali, etc.
eapn, GDRtitn & 60, tincorportrtD, 13-fe
gnlberilorsStrabe.
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W~otionol. ganfen.
the do Sptpa Wattouai Saai," gas. unb
Greter,StraBe. Sainb 70. GOVT. Hrdftbsnt;
SenrD =. 9feolie,. 4afirer. -
,,5iuete Netipaai,8anf," 432 sno'SroaofoaR,
W. s. gSagner, &niiirer.
- Neitttn NATIONAL Sant," Il Roro'Gutafp'g Ctr.
VI. Uiariotl, Naftret. -.
,Sarnsrs alb Mer1sants RatipRaI Uaat,"
Sputb. MO 2onlbarosS trnbe.
StaatSs9 anfen.
.1estsd, eanf pun gafttmpre," Baltimore
unS Spuibap. GtrGbe. 4ugult Weber, Brdit.
oea!: vs.. z. 6i6i, ~S6abms!fter-
Spar.0anfen.
,Teutfhe esarbant bon U~attimpre," Gutaw'
unb galtiTUresStrabl
vet. Sames Sparbauf," haifsH'ore'Sfrabe IND
&uftonl SGutesIpenus,
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@aie fir's NusInnb beisrat q. gialne. 4i3
cit,yniiiuisre.Sir. uats 9napm esuie.Aps.
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M0bofutel,

carl r.. so. gohulr, 126-12J gay 8utIbinf
9jnftnunS aprb, 261-269 @aloert TuiIbtua.