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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
FUGITIVE MUSICIAN
is CAUGHT IN NORTH
Wanted for EmbezzIement and
DesertiOn of Family

OAKLAND. Jan. 16.-Elmer Tubbs,
a musician. who disappeared from here
six months ago leaving his wife and
children destitute. has been arrested
for the Oakland police at Walla Walla.
He is charged with felony embezzle-
ment by Leigh Ingalsby of 2209 Market
street, San Francisco, who says he
loaned a cornet to Tubbs. Instead of
returning the instrument, Tubbs Us
alleged to have disappeared
A charge of failure to provide has
been sworn to by the musicians wife
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
FUNERAL OF THE LATE
A. B. HUNT ARRANGED

ALAMEDA, Jan 16.-The funeral of
A. B. Hunt, former legislator and regis
trar of the United States law Office at
San Francisco. who died Saturday aft
ernoon. will be held from his residence,
1920 Grand street, tomorrow morning.
Rev. w. E. Vaughan, pastor of the
Union street Methodist church, will of
ficiate. The remains will be inferred
in Mountain View cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17

Ine nrSt OF q series or lectures on
THE Development of Vocal Music will
be given Monday afternoon by Nine.
Sofia Neustadt Miss Newlands), under
the auspices of Ebell in the Harrison
street clubhouse. The initial talk,
which will be illustrated with songs
by the lecturer, will include the period
prior to the year 1900 The dates for
the other three talks are January 81,
February II and February IS.
The luncheon which celebrated the
second anniversary of the Alta Mira
club, Tuesday afternoon, was delight
full affair which was enjoyed by $50
clubwomen. Mrs. Cora r. Jones. dis
trict president, was the honored guest
and contributed an interesting talk.
After a brief resume of the club his
tory, the president. Mrs. w. S. Peters.
introduced Miss Catherine Mccoy, who
acted as POSTMASTER The brief ad-
dresses by the prominent clubwomen
were as follows: Civic Pride, Mrs.
r F. Church,; What Wonan's Work
Really Is,' Mrs c. f. Wood; Value of
Womens Clubs in the Canal District
Miss Helen Barker; The Woman of
1910" Mrs. Lottie Lynch. ''An After
noon at the North Pole" is being ar
ranged for January a, when Mrs. NJ
Knox Will preside as chairman. The
history and current events sections
are planning interesting discussions for
Monday afternoon
The newcomers of the Town and
Gown club OF Berkeley will be honored
tomorrow at the buffet luncheon at
as hostess. Mrs. John Fryer will con
tribute a paper on Some Diary
Sketches of India and Egypt" Ties
With the Old World" will be discussed
by Mrs c. A. Koford. Science and
Education" will be the theme of the
meeting of Monday. January 81. Mrs.
H. r. Hatfield will preside as chair
Mrs. A. f. Lange and Mrs e. NJ Will
bur
The election of the delegates to the
annual convention of the clubwomen
of the Alameda district. which Will take
place in the Adelphian club house Feb
ruary II, IS and 19, will be disposed
of at the business meeting of the Adel-
phian Monday afternoon. After the
deliberative session an informal tea VIII
be enjoyed by the clubwomen Tuesday
morning. Mrs. II. A. Hebbard will ad-
dress the members Of the music his
tory section, The Music of the Waters
being the subject of the hour. Miss
Ida Spencer will read a paper on Scan
Tuesday afternoon. "Mr Opp" will be
reviewed by Miss Soule at the gather
ing of the members of the new book
section Thursday The dramatic sec
ton, of which Mrs. Henry Rosenthal is
curator, will meet Friday.
An effort is being made by the direct
ors of the Eurydice club, under the
leadership of Mrs. Grace Davis North
rup, to enlarge its membership in order
that a more comprehensive work may
be accomplished. The club is one of
the best known choral societies on this
side of the bay, made up entirely of
women.
Mrs. Clarissa Morris has been made a
national chaperon from this district
by the general society OF Chautauqua.
Mrs. Morris is leader of the bay cities
circle which meets for study every
Monday evening. She will conduct the
party which goes from the coast to at
tend the national gathering in the mid
summer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17

ASSISTS AS COACH
Clever Band of Performers Re-
hearses ''An UnIucky Chap"
in Oakland

OAKLAND, Jan: 16.-"An Unlucky
Chap" three act farce. will be staged
at the Macdonough theater on the even
ing of January 20 by a clever band of
performers who have been rehearsing
for the production for several weeks.
This farce has had a great success in
Europe 1t has been translated from
the German and adapted by c. r. Schu-
bering, who also has a part in the pro-
duction. Schubering is also coaching
the performers.
Tie cast is as follows:
Alfred Farnarell. a young businessman, .....
..-....-...-.... Frederick Duustan
Ethel his wife --.-.-.. Miss Bonnie Browning
Frederick Charleston her father. .........-.
.............. observation-disclosures. Everett Gordon
Jennie. bis wife ............ Miss Mabel Bagley
Martha Atkinson. her niece. Miss Elsie Pratt
Ladislaus Dimitrowitch, Russian .......-..
----------- (. X Scnubering
Bob Fennons. a retired prize fighter and wres-
tier ...........-..-...... Edward de Laney
Mr. TaTing ....--..-..-........ John Wholley
Mr.. Broseley, Fanarell's book keeper. .......
.....-.-...-.-... Bertrsm Van SAINT
Mary, a servant ..-....... Miss sigma de Laney
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
Woman Puts Out Fire

ALAMEDA, Jan. 16-While putting
out fire caused by an oil stove ex-
plosfon at her home, 2431 Lincoln ave-
nue. this morning, Miss Maude Jenkins
was seriously burned about the hands
and face. The stove was burning in a
downstairs room. Mrs William Fall
mer, sister of Miss Jenkins, passed
on the heater. The stove was upset and
Immediately afterward exploded, filling
the room with flames.
Though her skirts We're blazing Mrs.
Palmer caught up some quilts and
tried to put out the fire Seeing her
efforts were not successful she ran to
the street to summon the fire depart
ment. Miss Jenkins was in an upstairs
room and ran downstairs with q
blanket. She beat out the flames which
were spreading over the floor and about
the walls and was painfully burned her
self. When the firemen arrived the
plucky young woman had the fire un-
der control.
While Miss Jenkins burns were not
critical they were so severe that this
afternoon she was removed to the
White Cross hospital. When the oil
stove exploded the brass reservoir blew
into pieces, one fragment flying across
the room and striking Mrs. Palmer
The r. d. Foster home at 1892 Nor
ton street was gutted by fire last night
while the family were attending the
Orpheum in Oakland. Foster, upon his
return home, opened the front door to
find the house full of flames and smoke
the kitchen. The house was not en-
tirely destroyed. 1t is owned by Lewis
Bissell- Foster is San Francisco in
surance broker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17

-
Miss Eva Powell
Mrs. John c. Lynch
Mrs. Harry Carlton
Mrs. Ralph Kinney
Mrs. Edward Booth
Mrs. Charles Leonard
Smith
Mrs. Frank Hurd
Miss Irene Rutherford
Mrs. T.. C.. vGn Helms
Mrs. Warren 0lney
Mrs. Joseph Loran
PesSe
Mrs. Hayward q. Thoma
Mrs. Dana Harmon
Mrs. Wallace Eyerson
Mrs. William Moller
Mrs. VIM. II. Greed
Mrs. Louis Ghirardelli
Mrs. c. l.. Goddard
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17

The cats of Berlin are all registered
and wear a tag.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30
When the sewer connections have all been made we want TO see
FITZGERALD become the spotless town.
PuERILE POLITICS AND POLL PARROT LOGIC

Of all the fool efforts to the mthnkng voter the following
more on the ignorance the farmer readers than anything we
have seen in politics. or out OF It,
THE civ man election register up to WITHIN ten 10
fifteen DAYS of election But farmer to qualify he 10 vote
state and county election register six months before the e
ton It is no answer discrimination that the city man
must too ieiser before the election for state and county
election because the place he within stones throw OF e
fax collectors Office the city be trusted regis
I'D to within days municipal affairs anneXng country
folks issuing creating debts eecng mayors etc. why CANNOT
farmer be equally register within thirty days OF an cleo
ton for state and county officers?
If any persuade farmer by such logic as that
that his rights are nnged then he entitled to that farmers vote Tor
his candidate The law gives man an equal showing mes
white Of course provision for moving the farmer any closer
to town and the farmer himself would object to that The city man
must register Just the and the law does not require
him to ride any further than the old law did
The truth he doesn't have to ride any distance lie
reoster when he pays without loss OF time or nco
venience of any kind
He cares not baubee city elections how they have
bond issues or eectng mayors He glad be rid of that trouble
Besides any municipal government has weak law with reference
registration law argument that the state should have such alaw
R the man who above quoted paragraph unfair
the quotation is illogical He not for the opinion Intelligent
men if he can influence the candidate of the whiskey and
noraon of the designated the Polly
of the most prominent republican and man IN the state who
has but recently declared for the organization corporation party
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30
Judge Jay Writes a Card.


To the Voters of Ben Hill County:
AS the time approaches for the
primary election, in which you will
name your candidate for represen-
alive in the lower house of the legls-
laturs of Georgia, it is right and
proper that you should be Informed
as to the attitude of those who are
seeking this. high Office, in regard to
such measures as will probably de-
mand the attention of that body.
There is a matter of much more
importance to you than the personal
ambition of any of the aspirants for
this office. AS stated in my first
announcement, it is my purpose to
take you into my confidence in the
matters affecting your interests that
NAV be the subject of legislation.
For this reason | am making this
further public statement.
First: am opposed to the sale
of intoxicating liquors, either legally
or illegally, and if | am elected L
will use my utmost endeavor to per-
feet and strengthen the present pro-
hibition law so as to make it effec-
tive.
Second: | favor the passage Ct
the law adopting the Australian bal
lot in all primary and regular cleo
tons in Georgia,
Third: favor a reformation OF
our system Cor lack of SYSTEM tor
the assessment and collection OF
taxes, as our present methods are
obsolete and do not rightly distribute
the burden of taxation.
Fourth, favor an amendment to
the constitution that will allow the
election of United States senators by
direct vote of the people of Geor-
ola instead of as at present, by the
Georgia legislature.
Fifth. | favor an amendment to
the constitution that will permit the
counties and municipalities in this
state more freedom in encouraging
and promoting manufacturing indus
tries, and offering inducements tC
outside capital to come into the
state and aid in the upbuilding o.
its counties and cities and the de
velopment of its natural resources
These are all measures of con
structive craftsmanship that demand
the best thought of the people, anC
would deem it a great privilege t.
take even a small part in enactins
them into law. If | am elected, my
time will be wholly devoted during
the sessions of the legislature t.
your interests, and | will not regarC
it as being merely an opportunity fol
a summer outing at the peoples eX
pense. Sincerely yours.
D. B. JAY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30
CAPITAL.

Cania considered of business and supposed TO De
shne aneiblemoney bank stocks aEd bonds and landed
estates but there is class capital far superior all Of these or at
least any of them
man NAV have money bank They sometime fail Landed
too often change considered safeguard against the
ultimate poverty of the owner
Fortune is fckle
The man and Industrious with an average amount OF
common the best safeguard against trouble ana
disaster himself and family that has ever been devised can NC
insured like other poy and those dependent upon h
are eiven absolute protection
The man who is sober and loves be busy at some
+bo usef has not to succeshe already success ana
he fepcord will spell the word SUCCESS in boxca letters
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30
AUTO REGULATION.

President Satons bill regulate the running of automobiles on the
bshwavs of the state will probably become law
The provides that automobile snail De driven greater
d than 25 miles per public highway by driver less
than e wears old provides for the licensing OF chaueurs after
proof of competency. 80
Each machine shall number SO that may DC anu
s IN front and behind which shall burn from sunset to sunrise
further set forth automobile must stop on being senaed &c
60 v the driver of vehicle by horse other draft animal
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30
NOTICE.

Comrades you are hereby notified
to meet at the Blue and Gray Park
at 10 a. m. on the 4th of July 1910
By order of the Commander.
D. B. Null.
Jas. H. Hicks
Adjutant
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

The editor going attend the trials of the blind tiger cases no"
m tho citv court list and will tell readers how is done
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

The new registration works mighty good in Ben I'LL ana win
k satisfactorily in every county the the registrars DO their
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

The Senate passed anpso ong bill tuesday Out we uo
~ what if reads like merely provides for license to carry one
nnenv No good
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

The negro who has been for eight years. collector OF
has RESIGNED to take appointment which will take MN
IN Washington
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

Floods Kentucky are destroying crops anu o op
and driving people from their homes
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

None of the Atlanta papers brave enough to print the names
twenty five LEGISLATORS their for the session the day
before If convened
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

IT. d,o rourdorers who killed and left the conductor
M ~ car for dead in Atlanta several weeks ago are on trial II
Sneror Court Three the were found guilty and Will
Dot galoWS
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

We are driving away what believe right Dear Reader we
are very busy and in earnest about It, and we make no
o generations will stop look at the monuments they VIII
- 20 or memory But no they will not do that because we VIII
~ mistakes and those know best will forgive them quickest
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

Cousin Stevens better known IN state polc rnee aS
onan several hours yesterday evening mnglng with
M friends and making He running Tor reeecuon 10 the H.
D commission and talked politics being careful not to me with any
race hut his own people here did not even know OF any
Ivy to him and he will probably find going il Ben Hill
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

ho Of cotton of the new crop sold for fifty per pound
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

u+d at FITZGERALD Postoffce Mail Matter OF Second
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-30

Thursday, June 80, 1910
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-25
GURLEY FLYNN
VISITS CITY
]. w. w. FREE SPEECH ORATOR
SAYS HIS SET INFLUENCED
SPOKANE JURY.
Preferred to Have Been Convicted on
Conspiracy With Filigno.

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn arrived in
the city last evening from Spokane,
where she was acquitted on the
charge of conspiracy. while Q. L.
Filigno was convicted on the same
information.
Miss Flynn in speaking OF her trial
and acquittal said: Personally /
would much preferred that we had
both been convicted or both cleared
as that would be more on the issues
Of the case. 1t is not ourselves per-
sonally that We seek to vindicate,
but the principle Of free speech. As
it stands now feel that the element
of sympathy for woman played an
important part in the decision"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-25
DORIAN DOES
HIS FRIENDS
Charge of ENLIGHTENMENT Against
Fleeing Grocer

The city was thrown into a bit OF
excitement today when II became
known about the streets that w. A.
Doran, Of the Arm of Doran & Black
grocers. doing business at SOS sher-
man street. had left the city for
parts unknown. and that warrant
had been issued for mis- arrest. eharg-
Ing him with embezzIIng 5000 from
the Occur d'Alene Bank q Trust
company; also alleging that he had
shortage in other accounts which
would aggregate an amount approx.
mating $1,000.
A representative OF the B. L. Cor
don & Company. of Spokane, is now
in the city taking inventory Of the
FIRMS stock, and II Is not known
what condition the firm will be left
In when the shortages are all check
ed up.
1t Is alleged that Mr.. Doran went
to the bank yesterday and made the
statement that he had a car load OF
sugar on the track In this city and
wanted to get 5000 with which TO
pay freight on the same and the
request was granted.
Mr.. Doran sold his household goods
yesterday TO one Of the second hand
stores In the city and when he re.
eelved payment he turned the key
of the house over to the purchaser
of the goods, saying that when the
things were taken out the key
should then be given to the owner
OF the house.
An effort has been made to locate
Doran and his family. the latter de-
parting from the city Wednesday. bus
as yet nothing has been learned OF
their whereabouts. The authorities
will endeayor to locate and bring him
back to answer the charges alleged
against him.
Doran has been doing business ip
the city for about two years. having
established a grocery In his own
name, and later taking Perry Black
In as a partner. Mr.. Black was In
terviewed with regard to the alleged
defalcation OF his partner. but re-
fuses to make any statement at this
time.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-25
MILWAUKEE
TO HARRISON
FILES ARTICLES OF INCORPoRA.
TION FOR BRANCH FROM
MAIN LINE.
May be Part of Loop Through This
City and Spokane.

This morning articles of incorpora-
ton of the Harrison Southern Rail-
road company were filed. The in
corporators are P. H. Wall, NJ. X.
Wall and A. A. Crane, all OF Har-
rison. The life of the corporation is
so years. The business of the com
pany is to construct and equip a
line of railroad from Harrison to
Bell creek, thence along Bell creek
to its head. thence in a southerly d.
rection to q point on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
near the town OF st. Maries; also to
construct and equip line of tele-
phone and telegraph following the
course of said line of railroad and
TO carry freight and passengers over
said lines Of railroad and to receive
and deliver messages over said tele-
phone and telegraph lines; also to
construct. purchase. maintain and
operate steamboats, and water crafts
on Lake Occur d'Alene and It's
tributaries: also 10 purchase and con-
solidate with a railroad or rail-
roads in the state of Idaho and to
complete same to their terminals.
The principal place OF business Is
Harrison: the capital stock is $780,.
900; actually subscribed. SCI eco,
divided as follows: p H. Wall. s16..
500; NJ. K. Wall. s1s.s00; A. A
Crane. $4,000. This ID said TO b
a branch of the Milwaukee road and
there is reason to believe that i
may form a part OF the loop taking
in this city and Spokane.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-25
SECURE SUMMER
ATTRACTIONS
CLUB AND ELEC.
TRIO LINE TO UNITE IN
BOOSTING.
New Theater One Of Attractions Con.
sidered at Meeting.

: In compliance with arrangements,
Waldo g. Payne, traffic manager of
the Inland Electric railway, came to
the city this morning and met the
committee OF the Commercial club
at the club rooms, to discuss the
matter OF public amusements for this
city for the coming summer months.
A large number were present and
the gathering was a mutual express
sion of confidence on the part OF
both the city and the electric com
pany's representative.
Various matters of importance
were discussed relative to the city's
welfare and Mr.. Payne stated that
the electric road felt that their sue
cess must also be Occur d'Alene's
success in every undertaking. No
thing OF definite nature was de-
cided upon, but the amusement ques-
ton was discussed thoroughly from
many standpoints, and 1t was mutual
ly agreed that the city must have
good aad wholesome outdoor attrac-
tions during the coming season and
Mr.. Payne assured the committee
that the electric road would enter
heartily into any plans that might
be suggested by the city, which
would be for the benefit of both.
The matter OF a theater for Occur
d'Alene was gone over and discussed
thoroughly. and it was the voice or
all present that one should be built
during the coming season. Mr.. Payne
stated that he had some excellent
plans and specifications for a model
little house. such a. would be erect
ed In a city the size of Occur d.
Alene, and that he would send them
to the Commercial club to look
over.
The meeting was stimulated with
great interest and It Is the belief
that much good viii come from Il.
The citizens present were awakened
to the fact that something must be
done early this season, to keep the
many people OF Occur Aiene from
going elsewhere and spending their
money, and 1t Is proposed to make
| the attractions here so good In the
way OF amusement that al will pre-
fer to remain at home.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-25
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ACCEPT THE WORK

Messrs. Trigg and Busby Say That
Work on Bridge Is o. X.
County Commissioners G. M. Trigg
and /. M. Busby went to st. Maries
yesterday to accept the work OF ].
Mccarty, who was employed by the
Milwaukee Railway company to re-
pair the St Maries trestIe and to
raise the grade at that place, as was
required to be done by the commits
sioners, and who had completed the
work. The contract was awarded
to Mr.. McCarty for the amount of
$9,760 by the company and they
would not make payment for the
same until the commissioners had
first accepted the work, and the
above gentlemen went there to in
vestigate the work, which was ac-
cepted by them.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-25
j. III. PIERCE ARRESTED
FOR EsIREzzLENTENT
Hearing Il set for Next Tuesday
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
]. II. Pierce was yesterday arrest
ed at Post Falls BY Undersherlfr Saw
yer on the charge OF embexzIement,
the warrant being sworn out by Chas.
Pelham. The hearing is set for
next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
before Judge Egbers.
The facts OF the case as alleged
are in substance that Pierce was at
one time employed BY Mr.. Pelham to
cruise the Occur d'AIene reservation,
and when the work was completed
he turned the books and records
over to Mr.. Pelham. but kept copies
Of the same, and recently arranged
To sell or dispose OF these records
to Spokane firm. and after finding
out that such was the case the
arrest was made.