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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Inf oriaineIIe If Sic

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StaSt Sasla6 /. 9. ben Sodwaiier.
gei11oigten 6es &in5igtbales beige.
iprungen. Sasla6 - Der Mittelpunft
beg oirh feline eminenten lmomirtb.
idaitliden S66nbeiten befonuten
&in5igtbales i'm baoiiden S6wdr5.
waIoe - lit befanntlib @eburtsitaot
bes @olfsi6riftitellers Or. Sans.
iafob, oeiIen Sdriften ourd lire 81.
genort tpeit iiber GeutidIan6 beriibmt
~qetporoen uno aitf benz 8iihermorfte
Elm Iebr begebrter grtifel iiio; Oielen
llmItan6 beniibt Die Stootberiualtlng
al einem pobIt6dtigen 3iuede uno
bertreibt Die Sansiofob'iden Bidder
All @unIten Der Notwithstanding.
ten. 8is iest iino idon iiber 5000
Bidder ais allen Sbeilen 2ertif'
lambs beiteIIt, Elm 9eipeis. oaB oas
boGbersige llnternebmen bic gebiib'
retoe lluteritiisung finoet. Die Sta6t
&asla9 miro ietner5eit in @eden.
{haftsberidten oiegtamen Der Spen'
Der uno geiteIIer befannt geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
lin. edimmel

es1 @nffen, @6lnEer iETo ansSs.
ouf5ubemabrenoen GBpoaren po6li.
beugert ooer i'm oa, mo er eingetreten
i'll, ou beieittgen, lit uidts EN-.
pfeblenswertber, oIs 9enobnIides
3odioIS IN einen Seller nit MIR
10 piel @aiie gu i'bcr9ieBen, bob
cine breiarti9e 2Giune beS SaISes
crtolgt. @enn man i6immeIise
@iirite nit oieiem Sol5brei an.
itreidt, beridtuinoet Der Sdimmel
iofort. aiad einiGen Eaee,l iiberSieben
iid Oann Die @iirite NIT feinen Cab.
friitalIen, Die ieber peitereu Sdim.
meIbilouua borbeu9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
lin @eaenluirnter

i'm Garter Ios5niperbeu, nimmt maj,
cine Stidihaufel. Sriidt bieieIbe galta
in Spn 9oben bitein irnb riittelt oann
ourf Sin. uub Seridieben bes site.
les sen 8oben bon 8eit 5u Belt. Ste
8iir1ner ueroen ooourd b~eurrubist,
neil iie einen p%iibIenoen Moultpurf
in Der R1be m1bncn unb fomrten
icIbIi OH Die SberfIdde, mo man tie
eAaa leift pertilgen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
gtiefel palierSidt an madrn.

Man loft etipaS Gnlnmi elaItictim
in Benign itrO giebt 6oou Elm Drittel
S6weinefett. 9ieie glufIoiu1g Der.
oiinnt man nit beiBem 5iidtbran.
geim Ge6rnufe eripGrmt man porber
Gle Gtiefel elm ipei1ig itito trdgt MN
Die 2Giung init einem RinieI 70 aitf,
ooB namentlid Die W1bte gut beitri.
den tperSen. 8o6rlr9 berbinbert man,
bab oas @aiier IeiGt ourds 2eber
oringt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Cfenidwarse

fam man iid) aiif folgen6e 8eiie be,
rciten: Man riibrt in einem ettpas tie
fen GefGB &ienrub init @nmmiuniier
al einem oiden 5aben 9rei an. Gieien
@rei trGat man mittelit elmer 6n5t Sc.
8iirfte 6iinn ltno gIeifm1.
BIG auf bte giientbeile bes Ofens nlii
nn6 lGBt i'm einen Gag lang trofnen.
Sierallf ltreid)t man ebenio, fpie oben
nit @%itmminoiier, ben angeriiBrten
@rapbit auf nnb biiritet, iobaIb Der.
ieIbe troden lit, ole aneeitrifenen
Sbeile gI1n5eno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
lingciGBrlides GnslSidrn bon Spi'
rituSfDdern.

SeTbIt bel Den beIten Spiritusfo.
aern fomnt es tros 9robter 8oriidi
Dor, bab Die S!anlrne iiber benz aitfge.
ltiiIpten 9oidbiitten 5uiammenidIaai
mo ser Solder III 8lammen itebt. lin
oas ai bermeioen, braiidt man n,lr
ons 2oi9biitden unmittelbar Dor Dem
Infitiilpeu auf Die Slomme in faltea
@aiier gu toli6elL bann erliidt Die
Slolnmie iofort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
lin Sahner raldl fctt az maiden.

0a5u fnete man &oggenmebl,
&leie uno eetrodnete, al BuIper ee.
rie6ene 9eiieIpfIan5en init &artoffel.
obaltBnaiier 5il einem feIten Eeig;
oerieIbe miro oorouf Den &iibnern II,
f!eillen SitontitGten otter boreepor.
fen. Matt fam ntb Sofer barunter
miiden ODER bieien ben Sbieren ne.
henbci norItrellen.
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altes edtfar6iaes @rlsluerf

n6i9t man, Inn es 5u reiniser, nit.
tels elmer @iirite init ipormem Set.
fenmaiier gut aus, ipiilt es onnn nit
lnpein 8aiier tiidtig nod ilno bdrgt
es an Die 2itft gum 9rofnen, 9ie
tSoare fGmmt man oorauf nit einem
Tantm ODER eitper @iirIte gut aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
MaOiranmni ais etOffreiniaer.

2eidt ongeidmustc, geitdrfte Ser.
renipGi6e, tpie ara9en, Wanibetten
uiw., laBt ii9 nit Maoirsrmmi idii.
bern. 9ieie @eiuisung ermoglibt
oann Elm Idneeres &rogen folder &c.
genitdnoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Halirnfridte Ieidt meid sn fo6em

9icn i9iittet, nad 8erbdltnis Der
nleGue, elm Bis 3pei Meiieripisen
95oitoite in bas @emiiie uno IaBt tie
mittohen Die @enniiie meroen usel &c.
idrin0er peid ulb erbalten einen
Iebr guten 8eidmad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

lin 3immerpfldnsen bon SniefteH
Gil beireen, beiprise man iie init Ga.
baf. oSer &ambferipaifer. 2eRteres,
iotpie SAmefeIlofumger beip1bren iif
BEL gntfernnite bon WaiIf. ober waebI.
tbaii, Der pielfod Die 3inmerpfIonseit
Al @rur6e ridtet, isbr gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

California bnt nit geualti'
aer Stimmenmebrbeit eineu 5onbS
bon sebn @iIlionen Dollars ois
gtoafsmitteln fir Die Banana . pa
cific gusfeIlung i'm Sabre 1915 be.
ipilligt. @it ben bereits bon onoe'
rer Seite eingeeangenen 9eitrdgen
betrdqt Die BON California nlfgebra6.
te Surtn,e fir bic @usItelllttg III
MiIIionen Collars. Diro Netp Dr.
leans, Sas fid ben slosiiden 9nnft@
fir bic gusIteIInng nennt, oagegcti
auffommen fonnen2 Bel 8eltansitel'
l,nqen fomrneu NIT in erfter 2inie be
geI0fragen IN 8etradt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
YOUNG GIRL ATTACKS
AGED WOMAN VISITOR
Miss Helen Twooney Is Ar
rested on Battery Charge

OAKLAND. Oct. 1o.-An alleged at
tack upon aged Mrs. Sam Harris, who,
in company with her husband. was Wis
iring the exhibit of home industries
called California City" in Broadway
near Seventeenth street Saturday, has
led to the arrest Of Miss Helen Twoo-
raey, a pretty girl employed in one Of
the booths.
Nj and Mrs Harris came TO Oakland
last week 10 see the exposition. They
visited the place Saturday and as Mrs.
Harris passed the cracker booth where
Miss Twoomey was stationed she was
handed a sample box Then Miss
Twoomey snatched the carton back,
excIsiming that Mrs. Harris had been
Il king crackers several times every
day in the week and that il was time
for II to stop.
Harris says that he STEPPED forward
10 stop the alteration. but only in time
10 see his wife struck in the face. He
started to demonstrate, and Miss Twoo-
rney caused his arrest on a charge of
disturbing the peace.
In Police Judge Smiths court this
morning Miss Twoomey failed to ap-
pear Harris and his wife were re-
leased and advised TO charge Miss
Twoomey with battery She will be
arraigned before Judge Smith tomor-
row morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
} This HOn1e-Made Cough
|. Syrup Viii Surprise You
A Stops Even WhOOping Cough
Quickly. A Family supply
4 at Small Cost

Here is a homemade remedy that
takes hold of a cough instantly and
will usually cure the most stubborn
case in "a hours. This recipe makes
a pint-enough for a whole family. You
couldn't buy as much or as good ready
made cough syrup for $3.50.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar
with Il pint of warm water. and stir
2 minutes. Put 2h ounces of PfneX
(f1fty cents WORTH in a pint bottle.
and add the Sugar Syrup This keeps
perfectly and has a pleasant taste
children like IL. Braces up the appe-
tite and is slightly laxative, which helps
end a cough.
You probably know the medical value
of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis.
and other throat troubles, sore lungs,
etc. There Is nothing better. Pinex
is the most valuable concentrated COM
pound Of Norway white pine extract.
rich in guiaicol and all the natural
healing pine elements Other prepara-
tions will not work in this formula.
The prompt results from this mex
pensive remedy have made friends for
it in thousands of homes in the United
States and Canada. which explains why
the plan has been initiated often, but
never successfully.
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe Your druggist has Pinex
or will get 10 for you. If not. sent TO
Tht Pinex Co. FIT. Wayne. Ind.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
DAY OF CARNIVAL
is NOW At HAND
Festiyity and Song TO Mark
Landing of Columbus at
San Salvador
Many Interesting Features Are
Arranged fer the Oakland
Celebration

OAKLAND. Oct 10-Final arrange
rnents for the Discovery day celebra-
tsor to be held on Lake Merritt tomor-
row have been completed and with the
election Of Miss Sallie Rutherford to
reign over festivities as Queen Isabella,
All is in readiness for the commence
ment of the historical carnival.
one Of the finest features of the day
wiz be the landing Of Columbus and
his crew Of explorers from the ships
Santa Maria Pinta and Nina at San
salvador. where they will be met by
Indians, impersonated by members of
the local lodge Of Red Men. There viii
be a big campfire in the midst of many
tepees forming an Indian village. All
the old chiefs and Pocahontas with her
daughters viii be present Indian life
VIII be realistically depicted, as well
Z s the encounter incidental to the land
ing and the subsequent council, during
which Father Andreano plants the
cross and the pipe Of peace is passed
around. The grand march follows TO
the queens throne, where the ceremony
Of the day Will take place.
The feature of the literary program
viii be open air performances in which
four singers Of international reputation
viii be heard. Umberto Sachetti, the
tenor. will take part in the "Rigoletto"
quartet and viii render the solo, 20,
Sole Mo
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
DR.. T. FOO YUEN
President of the
Foo & Wing Herb Co.
We CHARGE ONLY FOR THE HERBS
Free Public Diagnosis

The human pulse Is a perfect index
to the condition of the human system.
in health or in sickness. But only one
school of medicine in the world has
learned how to read il correctly in
every case. proof of which can be as
certained by any one by calling on Dr.
T. Foo Yuen. president of the Foo &
Wing Herb Co. ex-officio physician to
the Emperor of China. possessing the
highest credentials of any doctor prac-
ticing in the United States, papers for
which can be seen at our office. with
nearly 20 years experience with the
American public. numbering many
prominent people among his friends
He has phenomenal power to locate
disease by this method. together with
the Chinese remedies equally remark
able for their curative power. To those
who are suffering from chronic dis
eases that have been given up by other
doctors, you are urged to call, find out
for yourself what can be done for YOU
Remember IL costs you nothing to see
the doctor and have your case dag
nosed and receive free a 800 page book
the doctor has published.
ONCE Hours. 10 to T:S0 Daily. Ex-
cept Saturday; absent all day.
Sunday, IL to 1870.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
COUNTY EMPLOYEES
PAY is HELDU
Court to Be Asked to Pass Upon
Meaning of Resolution

OAKLAND, Oct. 10.-According to an
opinion rendered today by Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Leon Clark. the 90 men
who were employed by the supervisors
to prepare voting booths for the last
primary election can not be paid out of
the county funds. they were en-
p1oyed without proper authorization.
According to Supervisor Kelley, the
proceedings were regular. and legal
steps will be taken to compel payment,
in spite of the opinion received today.
The men were employed by Supervis-
ors Kelley and Bridge of the building
committee. in pursuance Of a resolu-
tion adopted by the board of super
visors. Supervisor Foss, the other
member of the committee. was not con-
suited when the appointments were
made, and when he learned that a
number of men were working in the
basement of the hall of records he
warned them that they would not be
paid. They kept on working. and bills
aggregating $4,000 were presented to
the county for their work. Foss OBJ
jected to their payment and the matter
was referred to the district attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
MAN works from rise to set OF sun,
But wornan's work is never done.

Any woman who keeps house and
brings I'D a family knows the truth OF
the old rhyme-and how much harder
it is when not in perfect health!
Many wife endures with noble
patience the daily misery of backache,
pains about the hips and pelvls, blue,
nervous spells. and urinary disorders,
expecting no relief, because she
doesn't know what is the matter.
1t is not true that every pain IN
the region of the hips and lower alb
domen is female trouble. When the
kidneys get congested and inflamed
there is constant backache, headache,
dizzy spells, bearing down pain,
urinary disorders and other queer
pains which are easily mistaken Tor
sex ailments, but which are due TO the
swollen, sick kidneys.
You can tell that it is kidney trouble
if the secretions are dark colored and
contain sediment like brick dust, If
passages are too frequent, or scanty,
or scald like hot water And the eric
acid poisoning makes you dull and
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
CLUB WOMEN TO
ATTEND congress
Vice President of State Organi=
zation of Mothers Societies
Chosen as Representative

BERKELEY, Oct 10-Mrs Thoma S
congress of mothers clubs. has been
selected as a delegate from this city
to represent the Berkeley clubs at the
state convention, which will open in
Los Angeles about the middle of this
month. Mrs. Seabury will leave for the
south October IA
Five mothers clubs of this city and
one of Oakland united in raising the
money necessary to send Mrs. Seabury
to the convention. She is an active
worker both in the mothers clubs and
other organizations, and was selected
on account of her fitness to represent
this section at the convention
On her return she will tender a re-
port of the convention to the local or
ganizations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
SAN FRANCISCO TESTIMONY

Mrs. Minnie Schafer. 35121z Mission
street. San Francisco. Cal, SAYS: NV
back was lame and painful and at times
the kidney secret1ons passed far too
frequently, causing me great annoy
ance. lost much sleep and arose in
the morning feeling tired and lame. Ny
work was burden and 1 was subject TO
headaches and dizzy spells. Finally I
was led to get Doan's Kidney Pills at
the Swan Drug Co. and give them a
trial. My condition improved from the
first and by the time I had used three
boxes of this remedy was completely
cured. shall always recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills in the highest terms"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
VACCINATION Law
MAY BE Fought
Alamedan Threatens to Make
Legal Battle Against His
Daughters Suspension

ALAMEDA, Oct. 10.-Strict enforce
ment by the board of education Of the
state law, which provides that all chill
dren in the public schools must be vac
cinated, has led to the suspension OF
Miss Loreme Remmel. daughter OF MI
and Mrs. j. A. Remmel of 2060 San An
tonic avenue, from the Alameda high
school. The parents of the girl refuse
to allow her to be vaccinated. declaring
that it might endanger her life Rem
mel threatens to take the case into
court.
Miss Remmel: after acknowledging
to DIR. George C. Thompson, principal
of the high school, that she had not
been vaccinated, was sent home sew
eraI weeks ago.
Remmel is vehement in his declara-
tions against the school directors and
their enforcement of the law.
There are many children in the local
schools who have never been vaccl-
mated" declared Remmel. They nave
been allowed TO remain by subterfuge.
My daughter told the truth and she
has been elected.
1.-The state laws are in conflict one
provides for compulsory education and
the other makes vaccination manda-
tory. Mrs. Remmel and myself do not
desire to endanger. the life and health
of our daughter. She is now the pic
ture of health and we would not ruin
her life by vaccination operation
RemmeI points out that girl AT
Santa Barbara is dying as the result
of vaccination operation and he de-
clares that he might subject his daugh-
ter to the same danger If he allowed
q VaCCinated.
Superintende of Schools Will C.
Wood declares that neither he nor the
board Of education has any alternative.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
UNDERGRADUATES STUDENT
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE.
ARCHITECTURAL CLUB TO
BE FORMED IN OAKLAND
State University Lends Its Sup-
a. port to Movement

OAKLAND, Oct. 1O.-A meeting will
be held at the chamber of commerce
Saturday evening to plan the formation
of architectural club the object of
which is to be the study of architecture
and the allied arts and the bringing
into social relation of those interested.
The movement has the cooperation
and support of the architectural de-
partment of the University of Cali
fornia, and the organization will af-
filiate with the Architectural league of
the Pacific coast.
Present plans include classes cover
ing every phase of the art and other
subjects closely connected Herewith,
and also the holding of annual exhibit
tions under its direction.
The proposed club will be similar to
the San Francisco architectural club.
which embraces in its membersll the
leading architects of the metropolis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
BRIDE ELECT TO
BE FETED GUEST
Friends of University Graduate
Plan SOcials in Honor of
Miss Cross

BERKELEY, Oct 10.-Many college
friends of Miss Mildred Cross. popular
sorority girl. whose engagement to
William Constantine Bell of this city
was announced at the home Of her aunt.
Mrs G. X Vending in Haight street,
San Francisco, Saturday, are planning g
a series of prenuptial events in her
honor.
Miss Cross is prominent at the uni
versity and was graduated with last
years class. She took an active part
in class and university social affairs
and is a member of the Chi Omega
sorority.
Bell also is member of the class
and a fraternity man, and the an
nouncement of the engagement comes
in romance which began in the class
rooms. The date of the wedding has
not been set.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
EVENTS THE COUNTIES SAN FRANCISCO
GRAND JURY AFTER
TOBACCO Dealers
Probation Officer Finds That
Cigarettes Are Sold TO Youths
in Two Cities

OAKLAND. oct. tO--The grand jury
is investigating the sale OF cigarettes
and smoking materials to boys less
than is years of age. and number or
tobacconists of Oakland and Berkeley
will appear at the next meeting OF the
inquisi torial body
District Attorney Donahue and Pro-
baton Officer Ruess began the move
ment against the sale of tobacco TO
youths. The latter received many COM
munfcations from parents OF boys who
smoke. asking that criminal prosecu-
tions be started against the dealers
Ruess found that many dealers IN
Berkeley and Oakland sold TO BOYS
without hesitation. in many cases With
out taking the trouble TO ask their
ages
Some of the tobacconists under sur
veillance have taken alarm and refused
to continue their policy of selling 10
boys. There is enough evidence against
many of them. however, to warrant
criminal prosecutions The grand jury
will meet next week in all probability.
WIFE ALLEGES DESERTION-Reno. New. Oct
1O-Mrs Mamie NJ. McAyoy began a suit for
divorce today against Frank V McAvoy- They
were married in San Francisco June 70. 1900.
and she alleges desertion in May 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
G. A. r. POSTS PLAN TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENTS
To Raise Funds for Equipment
of Memorial Hall

OAKLAND, Oct. 10.-The members of
the Grand Army posts and Women s
relief societies of this city are planning
to hold a series of entertainments for
the purpose of raising funds with
which to equip the new Memorial hall,
which will be one of the apartments in
the new city hall and which will con-
tain relics. records and pictures rela-
tive to the civil war. The committee
in charge includes DR.. John L. Chap
man. president: John T. Bell and Carrie
/. Hoyt. Twelve posts and corps will
take part in the proposed benefits and
will contribute to the furnishings Of
the hall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
THE PAINS THAT RACK A WOMAN's BACK

tired. fretful and nervous It brings
dizzy spells. rheumatic pains, neural
gia, sick headache and weak eyesight
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
sound backs and new life and strength
to thousands of suffering women.
This remedy is made of pure medi-
c1nes, contains no poisonous or mar
cotic drugs, nothing that would cause
a habit. II cures backache, kidney and
bladder troubles, also bedwetting of
children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
PROMINENT MASON OF
ALAMEDA is DEAD
E. q. Moyes Sucoumbs to Re-
lapse Following Operation

ALAMEDA. Oct. 10.-E. G.. Moyes. a
prominent resident of this city and we'll
known in Masonic circles, died this
morning at Lane hospital. San Fran
cisco, where he had been taken follow
ing a relapse from an operation he un-
derwent several months ago
Moyes was junior member of the
firm of A. c. Rulofson, San Francisco.
and formerly was connected with Baker
& Hamilton.
He was a native of London, Canada
and was As years of age. He leaves a
wife and one daughter, Edwina Moyes,
and several brothers, one of whom is
Charles Moyes of Pacific Grove. The
Moves home is at 1925 Santa Clara
avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, Oct. 1o.-The following marri-
age licenses were issued here today:
William Mohr 81. and Amelia Altamirano, %.
both Of Livermore-
William A Sweet 80, Petaluma, and Lulu
b. Giles. 2S. Oakland.
solomon Potty, ~. and Isabel Hardwick, AZ,
both Of Oakland
Stewart F. Bond 22 Oakland, and Elizabeth
Charbonnat 25, Berkeley.
Philippe Cassaro, 81, and Mary Marasco, "a,
Frank R. Groves, ss. and Eveiina Finley, Do,
both of Oakland
Peter Ratio, 25., Oakland, and Amelia Basss.
IS Livermore
Frederick J. Hicks, %. and Amelia E. Same
beck II, both of Oakland .
Frank King. 81. and Rose Bacigaupi, Is.
both of San Francisco
August Ehrbart, %, and Elizabeth Cox, q.
both Of Oakland.
George Petrs. "a. Alameda. and Margaret
Dovd D. Oakland.
Frederick E. Irving. "a. Berkeley. and Helen
p. Watson. %. Oakland.
Furman Y. Tarp. %, oleander, and Georgetta
III. viii, l6, Del Rey.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
STUDENTS TO SING
POPULAR COMIC OPERA
s'The Mikado" Will Be Staged
by Treble Clef Club

BERKELEY. Oct. 10-Arrangements
are being completed for the staging of
the comic opera, The Mikado,' in an
Oakland theater the evening of October
%. The production viii be given under
the auspices Of the Treble Clef of the
women students. Fred Carlisle is coach
and Paul Steindorf will attend to the
musical end The cast has been finally
selected as follows Nsnki-Poo. c. N
Smith; Poo Bah. / B. Marchant; Koko.
John D. Hartigan: Pish-Tush. E. d.
Woodward; Peep-Bo. Phyllis Mcguire;
Yum Yum. Imelda Kinslow; Katisha,
Alice McComb. r. B. High is mana ger
of the student play, assisted by z. D.
Woodward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
ALAMEDANS OBJECT TO
ARKS ON EAST SHORE
Improvement Club Wants New
Sewers Installed

ALAMEDA, Oct. 10.-Protests against
the arks that line the east shore of this
city have been entered with the city
backed by the members of the East End
backed by the members of the east end
Improvement club. The protestants saw
that the district is unsanitary because
the sewage from the arks goes into
San Leandro bay.
The council will be asked to have a
sewer installed in the new Fernside
boulevard and to compel the ark own
ers to connect their places with this
sewer.
John Macauley, representing the
East End club, will ask the board of
health and city council to act at once
1t is the ultimate desire of the pro-
testants to have the arks removed from
the east end.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
PANELS ORDERED FOR
McELROY MEMORIAL
Douglas TiIden, Sculptor, Re-
tanned to Provide Designs

OAKLAND, Oct. 10--Douglas Tilden,
the sculptor, has been retained by the
park commission to design the panels
for the fountain which viii be erected
in Lakeside park at a cost Of $4,000 in
memory of the late city attorney, John
r McElroy.
Part of the cost Of the fountain was
raised by private subscription by
friends OF McElroy. The remainder.
amounting TO about $4,000. was appro-
pristed by thu city council
The fountain was a part of the orig
inal plan for the park and when a
memorial for McElroy, one of the faith
ers of the park system, was suggested
the present plan was adopted.