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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
MY! BUT SHE WAS
MAD AND SAID SO
Woman Member of the Berkeley
Education Board Scores Her
Colleagues

BERKELEY, Feb. e.-The tongue
iashing which the four men members
of the board of education received last
night from Mrs. Elinor Carlisle. club
woman and member of the board, is
the talk of Berkeley today.
Although the rebuke TO the board
was administered in secret session after
the regular business had been trans
acted, q few of the loiterers in the
lobby heard the sound OF Mrs. Carlisle's
voice and they afterward saw four
downcast men and one triumphant
woman emerge 10 sc TO their respective
homes.
Il don't intend TO stand being
'bswled ont on every matter of i'm
advocated pointedly declared the well
known clubwoman TO the board.
Not one of the members of this
board has shown the least interest in
the social side of the education of the
young and L for one don't propose TO
stand for it. Not one OF you men
knows the slightest thing about it.
When such questions as. these came
up tonight you gloried in voting 1t
down Everything OF the nature has
been let slide both because you have
not the knowledge OF nor an interest
in the social side OF education
The four members of the board
DR.. Z. L Loring, Prof. W. c. Morgan,
c. c. Young and r. a. Berry-with
Superintendent OF Schools F. Z. Bunker
had nothing TO say. Each looked at
the other. wondering whether the def
was meant for the entire board or in
dividual members.
During the evening Mrs. Carlisle had
urged the bonding Of the city for play
grounds, the Endorsement of the school
gardening plan and the kindergarten,
but each project she proposed met with
peace during the regular meeting, but
after the session proceeded 10 declare
herself
Gentlemen she said, ewhen L be-
came a member Of this board told you
that no policy which was advocated by
any OF YOU would meet with anything
but reasona bleness on my part, and
now I expect the same from you. We
are here TO act for the people and then
why should such important matters as
I have suggested tonight be passed
over TO the superintendent OF schools
when we are the representatives. of
the people?
I know what the women of this
city want for their children and we
should al least consider them and their
plans with all reasonableness. The
mothers have not been rash nor radical
in their wishes and we should give
their opinions some consideration.
AS long as 1 am a .menlber of this
board 7 intend to advocate what they
want. and I shall not be dominated by
any member Of this board nor by any
set OF members
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
DR.. W. T. LUM TO BE
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Physician Chosen for Vacancy
on Alameda Board

ALAMEDA. Feb. 2.-Dr. William r.
Lum is TO be appointed a member Of
the board of education to succeed the
late Joseph $ Williams. The power OF
filing the vacancy existing in the
school directors body rests with the
mayor. the appointment being subject
TO ratification by the city council. 1t
is understood that the city council will
unanimously indorse the physician for
the position Out OF respect 10 the
memory of the late School Director
Joseph s Williams the actual appoint
ment of his successor viii not be made
for 80 days.
Doctor Lum is a graduate of the
Johns Hopkins medical college and Of
Syracuse university. He has attained
wide recognition in medical circles
through articles written BY him and
published in various magazines.
The board OF education has adopted
resolutions 10 the memory Of Williams.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
DIRECT LEGISLATION
SUBJECT OF ADDRESS
John L. White Continues Series
of Lectures

OAKLAND. Feb. John 4. White
she oirect legislation advocate. ad-
dressed the pupils OF the Fremont high
school a. their assembly hall TINS
-po-niBg on the Des sIoines commission
rerra Of government He coatended
chat the system would cut down dan
gers from municipal graft and cor
upton. This afternoon White spoke
slonz similar lines before the Oakland
club AZ Pvthian castle. He addressed
= foiut meeting Of the santa Fe and
Jrst ward Improvement clubs this
evening 81 Armiaio hall FcTty-seventh
street and Shatruck avenue.
White viii speak ca the Des AIoines
charter 1t 1890 O'Clock at the Rotary
.zuD luncheon II the Key Route hotel.
81 O'Clock al Heaid-DiNon business
college; at 3:I5 o'clock at Lincoln hall
se7 Thirteenth street. before the Suf-
-raee amendment league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
FPUITVALE PLANS TO
HAVE STREET FAIR
Merchants TO Assist Eagles in
Arranging Celebration

.kKI-AND. Feb. 2.-Fruitvale aerie
81. Eagics is 10 join with the merchants
of rhat newly acquired section OF
Greater Oakland ia holding a street
fair early IN May 10 celebrate the step
forward Fruitvale took in becoming a
part Of this city and also TO commem-
arate the erection Of q $4,000 building
by the Eagles which Is TO be completed
ia May Fruitvale aerie was organized
IN 1906 and now has a membership Of
more shan s0e. The officers Of the fra
-ernity are James c. Holland. presi-
dent: A. 4. Atkinson. vice president
lcnnil Jacobsen. chaplain; John McDon-
aid. secretary; r. H. Blake, Jr. treas
7irer: William 7. Fisher. inside guard:
4 o. Tanneberg, oatside guard; Charles
Goodwin. conductor; L ". Baldwin.
musician: DR.. L B Smyth. physician;
Charles z. Taylor, Charles A. Jefers.
\. c. Byrnes. trustees
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
BUILDING DIRECTORS
ELECTED BY PYTHIANS
Hall Association Names Board to
Serve One Year

OAKLAND, Feb. 2.-The Pythian hall
association has elected the following
directors. VINO will serve for one year.
J. \. Bonhanl, ". Book, Z. II. Bernstein,
John Crossman. Z. Schwarzbaum. C. B.
Hood. A S. Nelly. NJ Levy. John Patter-
son. II. Rogers, ". W. Whitmore, James
Milne. L. W Helm, W. J. Ellison,
George S8muels.
The building owned by the associa-
ton Is located in Twelfth street near
Alice.
The property is estimated TO be worth
$4,000 and the mortgage Indebtedness
now amounts TO $1,000. The monthly
income from the structure is $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
APPOINTS COMMITTEE
TO WORK FOR CHARTER
Building Trades Council Takes
Interest in PrOieCt

OAKLAND. Feb. 2-The building
nnittee consisting OF c. T. Mccarthy, W.
j. Bebby, William Rambo. Frank Lee
and r. NJ Hamb 10 represent the cOun-
ell in meetings TO be held for dis
cussion Of new municipal charter.
The council viii take an active part in
the proceedings. which win be com
menceG early in the coming fiscal year.
preliminary TO the adoption of a new
organic law for the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
WIFE WEEPS BESIDE
SUSPECTED HUSBAND
John Schaetz Has Bail Reduc ed
Pending Examination

OAKLAND. Feb Police Judge
Samuels set the preliminary examine
tiou OF John Schaetz. the wounded
brewery worker, this morning for Feb
ruarv z5.
Schaetz Is charged with holding up
s. c Swenson, a bar tender at Adam
Kraft's saloon in East Oakland. His
wife sat beside him in the police court
today and wept while his attorney,
Howard James, pleaded that the bail
be reduced from 5000 20 $4,000.
The magistrate finally granted the
reduction. the prosecution consenting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
BURGLARS STEAL
DAINTY LINGERIE

BERKELEY, Feb. Dainty lingerie
enough to make happy even the rich
est bride, and in quantity suggesting
wholesale house, were stolen from the
Hertin cleaning and dyeing works. MIL
via and Addison streets. some time last
night by burglars who entered by the
open rear door. The police believe that
the loot was carried away in wagon.
Many Berkeley women are now mourn
ing the loss OF the garments.
When Bertin arrived at his Office this
morning he found that his desk had
been pried open. the cash reeisteg.
tapped and all the drawers in the of.
fee ransacked.
The peculiar taste of the midnight
thieves has furnished the police an e--
cellent clew.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
SPO1rLIGM1rS
ON SP0R rs

The title of welter weight champion is GER
t2nly clouded. jimmy Gardiner has beaten
Harry Lewis. Nike Twin sullivan has de-
feated Gardiner and Harry Lewis has defeated
sullivan. Now these three wel1ers assert their
rights TO be called the weIter weight champion
and their claims are about equal as far s. their
records are concerned.
Henry Berry, manager OF the Los Angeles
baseball team, will start the Marathon race
which viii be pulled on at the ChuteS baseball
park in Los Angeles sunday. 81. Yves, the
champion, viii race hve local men.
Thirty-four players viii be taken south by tie
Cleveland club fcy its spring. practice.
Jockey Henry Spencer. VINO has been riding in
Germany. has applied fSr license to ride IN
this country He will ride on the New York
tracks during the coming season. Spencer can
make 115 pounds He has opened hotel in the
hes1e. has called il the Commando, after the
famous racer.
George Mcbride, the slortstop for the Wash
iHgten club. and who came to the coast with
the Athletics. has played two seasons with the
Nationals without losing game.
Bugs Holiday. famous outhelder. who played
with the Cincinnati Reds. is dying at ais home
at Cincinnati.
Pitcher Marqpard. Catcher Schlci and Indeiders
Tenney and Merkle and outfelder Herzog have
signed with the New York Nationals
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
ALLEGED GEM SNATCHER
TO APPEAR IN COURT

ALAMEDA, Feb. 2.-charies Wade,
who was arrested at the Alameda mole
last Thursday evening after he had
made a sensational attempt to snatch
a diamond pin from ". A. NeviIls. a
wealthy mining man of Nevada. Will
appear for examination before Police
Judge r. B. Tappan tomorrow. WADE
alleged offense was committed within
the Jurisdiction of Alameda township.
he was brought here for his arraiSn-
ment and preliminary hearing,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Suburban Brevities

UPHoLDs LAUNDRY oRDINANCE-oasl,ns
Feb 2.-Police Judge Smith found y Nsks.
sshtTna and ;. httrigakn, japanese launeirrmcn
guilty Of violating a new city ordinance prn-
hibiting the maintenance Of laundry within
20 feet II any dwelling this morning snd or
dered them 10 appear for sentence tomorrow
The judge upheld the validity of the ordinalre
GIRLS PURSE STOLEN AT sCHooL-osk,and
Feb. 2---Principsl C. E. keyes Of the Oakland
higb school is investigating the theft Of
purse from Miss Helen Green. pupil. The
purse vas left in Miss Green's desk ana was
stolen during iDtermission in the classes
yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
CONFESSED INCENDIARIES
UP FOR ARRAIGN MENT
Preliminary Examination in Ar
son Case Set for Wednesday

BERKELEY. Feb. George J. Bear
don and his wife. Lily, confessed burn
srs OF their home in Ellsworth street
and charged with arson by the police.
We're arraigned in court this morning
and their preliminary examinations set
for Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The bail was fixed al $1,000. Attor-
ney +. z. Gehring Of Oakland VIII rep
resent them in court
Mrs Tilie Flynn, or Belmont, who is
accused by the Beardons as the arch
criminal IN the arson plot, has not been
arrested
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
SIX PATROLMEN ARE
APPOINTED TO FORCE
Regulars Resign and Men Are
Named for Vacancies

OAKLAND. Feb. 2--The board Of
police and IRE commissioners appointed
SEN pst-olraen 10 the force this morning
av authority OF council ordinance in
cressfng the regular list by that num-
Der. the men were: !. H 'Erers. J. L
Phillips. Stephen Connolly, George H
Hall Leo H Bannister and T. L. An
derson.
PatroIman ". II Waite resigned and
= O. Tobin was promoted 10 the Va
csncv. Waite got into financial dim
culties and resigned under FIRE.
Policeman c. r cerrick win resign
March /, Captain Bock having charged
lsru with violation OF the departmental
rules IN leaving his beat at night.
Sergeaut Bert Curtiss was granted a
80 DAYS leave of absence and H c.
McAtee was made 4 substitute patrol
r-lan
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
DIRECTORS ARE CHOSEN
BY UNION CARPENTERS
Hall Association Names the Ex-
ecutiVe Board

OAKLAND. Feb. 2.-The union car
penters' hall association has elected the
following directors: c. z. Maker, f.
Wand. William RambO, j. E Bray. p
Taylor, Peter Mason, j. f. White. The
association owns fine temple OF labor
in Twelfth near Brush street. and car
ries capital stock of 100000 There are
$50 stockholders. The property has "A
revenue of about $500 a month The
directors VIII elect officers February 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
WOMAN SUDDENLY DIES
WHILE MAKING VISIT
Miss Gertrude Jesperd of San
Francisco Expires in Oakland

Jesperd, - years old, living with her
parents in Turk street, San Francisco.
died suddenly at ! o'clock today or
heart disease at the home Of friend,
Mrs Ben Walls. OF 5s74 Occidental
street.
Miss Jesperd came across the bay TO
visit with Mrs. Walls last night. She
was taken III suddenly this morning.
but thought nothing of the attack
Shortly after noon she succumbed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
HEBREW CONGREGATION
PURCHASES TEMPLE SITE

OAKLAND. Feb. "A deed was
placed on record today whereby prop
erty at the southeast corner of Tele-
graph avenue and Sycamore streets was
conveyed by r. A. Perry TO the First
Hebrew congregation. The lot has a
frontage OF 140 feet on Telegraph ave.
nue. and of 100 feet on Sycamore street.
The consideration was $4,000 It is
the intention OF the congregation to
erect a modern temple on the site in
the near future TO take the place of the
one now used at Twelfth and Castro
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Chicago Recruits Sign

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Secretary Fred
ericks~ of the Chicago Americans re-
turned yesterday from Denver in time
10 open the mail in President COmis-
keys absence and discover the signed
contract of Warren Gill, the first base
man obtained from Minneapolis. and
John Collins, the young infielder pur-
chased from the Springfield team of the
Coupacticflf league
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY, ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN IEANDRO
DR.. CLARK GUEST
OF Ills FOLLOWERS
Founder of Christian Endeavor
Society Is Entertained by
Oakland Branch

OAKLAND, Feb. e.-Dr. Francis L.
C-ariz. founder and international presi-
Dent of the Christian Endeavor society.
aad William Shaw, International secre-
isry, were guests OF the Christian En-
csavorers OF Alameda county today.
To AN audience OF 500 enthusiastic
members OF the society assembled in
tne First Congregational church this
afternoon President Clark announced
that the meeting was the twenty-ninth
anniversary, almost 10 minute, OF the
[oUndtng OF the orgs niza1ion. On the
second day OF February. 1881. a gather
ing Of 50 young people took place in
as study a. Portland. NE. The first
principles of the world society were
then outlined ana the preliminary or
sgsnization effected.
This day is notable on the calendar
Ter three reasons said Doctor Clark.
at Is Canclenss day; it is grounding
day and il Is the anniversary of the
founding Of our society,"
The meeting this afternoon was held
rIn6er the auspices of the Junior En-
desvor societies OF Alameda county.
Rev. Loyal l. Writ. assistant pastor OF
the First Congregs stiOnsl church, pre-
sided and A :. Dingle. county presi-
dent OF the Christian EnoeavOr society,
leo the exercises. While introducing
Doctor Clark the presiding officer re-
congregation in Newcastle, New South
Wales. about six years ago, when the
members OF the society al that place
presented Doctor Clark with q stuffed
kangaroo, which he Immediately ae-
claimed was the patron beast of the
society.
Dcctor Clark created great deal OF
n-erriment by q description Of a meet
ing which he held in New South Wales
a. feE days after the occasion 10 which
Rev M Writ referred. when live
kangaroo followed a couple into the
audience and remained throughout the
services, displaying lively interest n
everything that occurred.
This morning Doctor Cisrk was the
euest OF honor on an automobile ride
rhroush the suburbs given by the
-5untv Christian Endeavorers- Berke-
lev and san Leandro were visited and
N elaborate luncheon was served at
Tie IoteI 81. Mark when the party re-
-1vned from its trip
DOCTOR Clark recently returned from
= f.jr around the world and he in
rolrue5 his hearers that he had Travelled
eqee6 miles to attend the Oakland
rs-fr. The distinguished head OF the
society receives no salary for his serN-
ices but supports himself with his pen
1e1ug q vIrile and interesting writer
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Byrne Signs With Pirates

PITTSBURG, Feb. 2.-RobeTt NJ
(s.Bobbie') Byrne, Pittsburg's third
baseman. who broke his ankle in the
last of the worlds series games at De-
.troit, has forwarded his signed con-
tract to the headquarters of the Pitts
burg team. Byrne writes that his
broken ankle has healed and that he
is in training and will be ready TO re-
port on March 1e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Butte Fans Are Boosting
For Tex Rickard
Especial Dispoieh 10 The Call

BUTTE. Feb. Headed by several
prominent sporting men of the city.
5000 of Butte's citizens have signed the
roll OF a new athletic club, the pur-
pose of which will be 10 boost for Tex
Rickard and Salt Lake as the scene of
the JeTries- johnson battle. Rickard
is very popular here. All those who
have Joined the new club declare that
they will make the trip to Salt Lake if
the fight is pulled off there.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
GOOD JAIL BEHAVIOR
MEETS WITH REWARD

BERKELEY. Feb. flames Green's
refussi 10 join in q break at the Ala :
lne6a county Jail in Oakland while
serving a sentence there helped him in
court here today. He was arraigned on
a charge OF battery and found guilty.
lie pleaded his good record. a Bd got on
with a nns OF 50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Army Transport.

The ITOOk Is IN port.
The Thomas sailed January 13 from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix sailed December 10 from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan sailed January II from Manila for
San Francisco.
The Buford is ia port
Tie Sheridan Is In port
The sherman Is IN port
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Baseball hagnates in Train
Wreck

HELENA. Ark Feb. 2.-President
Ban Johnson of the American league
and President Comiskey of the Chicago
American club arrived here and went
aboard the yacht White Sox for hunt
ing trip on White river. The party
was in a train wreck near Fulton, Ky,
but beyond a few bruises TO President
Johnson eScaped uuiniflred
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
TRACK MEET ARRANGED

JRBANA. III. Feb. 2-The Univer-
sity of Illinois track team has ar
ranged meet with the University OF
Missouri here for February II.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Tonnage Engagemenf,

The French bark General de Sonis on Puget
sound. IS engaged for wheat thence 10 Europe
having been chartered prior TO arrival
The French bark Bossuet. on Columbia river
is under charter for lumber thence to Dunedin
at 33s cd. with option of part cargo TO New
castle Australia, at 2ss Cd. and the British bark
Haddon Hall, on Puget sound. is engaged for the
same business thence to the United Kingdom at
SIS Cd. The Bossuet was chartered prior to ar
rival.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

SEATTLE. Feb. 2.-Ship A. J. FULLER. in TOW
tug lnliah from San Francisco Jan % for hi,
port passed Cape Blanco Jan 81: heavy north
west gale blowing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
BerkeLeyans Honor DR.. Clark
- ro.-..-.-L 3, IT, Call

RE,RIlE,T.EY. Feb. 2.-In honor ot
Rer. Francis Z. Clark. d banquet was
held this evening al the First Pres
hvierisu church
Ur. Clark, William Shaw. Rev i A
aEcAfee. c. z Merritt hrst president
OF the California Christian EndeaTor
rnion. and others were speakers.
Rev. J. X. Mclean. president OF the
Pscfrc TheoIogicai seminary. who es-
tablished the hrst Christian Endeavor
s51ion in Oakland p. years. a 90. presided
AZ the meeting which followed the
banquet. DR.. Clark gave an interesting
account Of his travels. Secretary Shaw
made call for funds, which met lib-
eral responses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

POOL SELLING CASE IS CoNTINUED-osk-
land Feb 2.-Geor=e oakes. charged with
taking bets on the horse races. was brought
before Police Judge SamueIs fer his prelim-
mary examination this morning. but the hear
ing was continued until February 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

BUTCHERS REoRGANIzE-
oakland Feb. 2-Journeymen butchers met
last night to reorganize their union. which
had lapsed. Officers will be elected Friday
night The union will affiliate With the cen
traI labor council
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

WILL GIVE BENEFIT BALL-oagIsnd, Feb. ..
Tie fourth annual bali of the bakery and con
fectIoDery workers union 70. IIo will he belf
February - ~ fTernsnse hall for the benefit
.: the unlon's sick snd death fand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
nf MALI.
u~n,oran,,a

Steamer State of California-old master.
y. Nopander; new master; john Scoby.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

Pitcher Marqpard. Catcher Schlci and Infeidev
Tenney and Merkle and outhelder Herzog hav
signed with the New York Nationals.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

Bugs Holiday. famous outfielder who played
with the Cincinnati Reds. is dying at ais home
at Cincinnati.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-21

kets are allowed to stand around with
decaying vegetables or fruit in them.
Visit the underground part OF your house
every few days. and at first sign OF
musuness sprinkle lime and wash OF
shelves with solution Of carbolic acid.
Insist upon careful preparations OF
food Meats and FISH not fresh can cause
serious sickness, while stale vegetables
and fruit are almost as bad. See that
not more is being bought than YOU can
use within two days; also give strict in
strUctions that suspicion is 10 be read
spoiled when it comes to summer fods.
Beside watching for freshness, insist
upon careful preparation Of dried fruits.
greens. vegetables. and mushrooms All
garden products should be carefully
washed in a colander and dried on
clean towel before using. Specked fruit
should be discarded or freely cut away
beyond the danger line Spinach. lettuce.
dried fruits. and mushrooms should be
closely picked over. as well as washed.
At first a. housekeeper Of the watchful
type may be called cranky, but she soon
can be reasonably assured that she q
living under sanitary conditions and
health is not suffering from slack house
keeping.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-21
Field for Women Broadens.

From the Philadelphia Star.
The opportunities for trained women IN
earn not only a livelihood but excellent
salaries are set forth with much detail
in a handbook issued by the Women's
Educational and Industrial Union. Of
Boston. 1t was compiled By many nor
sons who have intimate knowledge OF the
various fields of which they write Tho
handbook outlines in crisp language the
profession and various fields OF effort
where women with a training Have proved
themselves thoroughly able to compete
with men, and IN many Instances do
work much better than men. Social and
economic service. domestic science and
arts. agriculture. business, clerical. sec
retarial art and literary fields all are
covered Statistics compiled show that
in 1900 the percentage Of women in the
civil service was 80. and this year II is
about -. The handbook shows that
women have proved themselves specially
fitted fer probation work and in the man
agement Of reformatories for women and
girls. IN the playground and social cen
ter movement trained women have found
many opportunities, and there is still
need Of more. In hospitals there is a
demand for trained women.