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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
AFFINITIES BRAVE
SEA TO FOIL WIFE
John M. Ludwig and Soulmate
Flee From FarallOnes in
Fishing Boat
Woman's Cross Continental
Chase to Block Divorce
May Be Renewed

BY making picturesque escape from
the Farallone islands in fishing boat.
John NJ. Ludwig. wireless operator and
started Mrs. Margaret Cecilia Ludwig,
who came across the continent to pre-
Vent Ludwig getting final decree OF
divorce from her, on another chase.
With the electrician at the time of his
getting away was Nellie Yonemura, the
wife of a Japanese importer now in
Chicago, who has been living at the
lighthouse station as Mrs Ludwig.
They left together Thursday morning.
and are supposed to be now in hiding
lin San Francisco. On application OF
Mrs. Ludwig, warrant for the arrest
of Ludwig and the Yonemura woman
was issued yesterday, and the police are
now searching for the pair.
News of the escape from the island
was contained in a wireless telegram
received at IA p m. Thursday. by the
officer commanding Mare island from
thesl ighthouse station, which read: G
Ludwig left Farallones without per-
mission this morning in fishing boat,
boarding it by means of the boat at
tached to the wireless station. He took
wife with him.
William +. Heron, attorney for Mrs.
Ludwig, stated yesterday that he be-
lieved Ludwig and his alleged para
mour landed at Meigg's wharf Thurs
day night, and are now in San Fran
cisco. That Ludwig reached this city
is admitted by his attorney, Henry q.
w. Dinkelspiel, who stated in Judge
Conley's court yesterday that he had
seen his client. When questioned later
about the whereabouts of Ludwig, Din
kelspiel was somewhat vaguesin his re-
marks, and said he could not tell where
Ludwig is staying, but believed he
would, be in court Monday. The case
was up yesterday on an order requir
ing Dinkelspiel to show cause why the
interlocutory divorce should not be an
nul1ed. On the motion of DinkelspieI
the hearing went over to Monday, Her
ron protesting against the continuance.
There was a. heavy surf raging on
Thursday when Ludwig escaped from
the Farallones, and in leaving the sta
tion in small boat Ludwig took a
desperate chance.
The warrant for the arrest of the
pair was placed in the hands of Detec-
tive McGrayan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
CHAUFFEUR TO TEST
TAXICAB ORDINANCE
John Donahue Arrested for
Being Without Permit

When, the. case of John Donahue, a
chauffeur, charged with violating or
dlnance 9s2 by standing on the street
with his taxicab without permit from
the mayor, was called in Police Judge
Shortalfs court yesterday, Attorney
Bush Flnnell, on behalf of Donahue,
demanded a trial by jury. When the
judge expressed his surprise Finnell
said
There is more behind this than Won
are aware of. The mayor has issued
an order that no taxicabs will be al
lowed to stand on the streets and I
purpose to test it, The Judge set the
case for trial by jury on August II.
Sergeant German, who arrested Don
ahue, said the order had been in effect
for long time and there was nothing
new about it. Donahue had his per-
nit revoked and when the sergeant
found Donahue standing with his tax
fcab in front of 212 Powell street he
admonished him. Later he saw him at
the same place and placed him under
arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
HUSBAND AND WIFE
RACE FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. Schwartz Reaches Court
First; Both File Complaints

Herman and Maude Schwartz raced
one another to the divorce court yes
terday, each fling suit for separation
from the other Mrs Schwartz reached
the goal first, her complaint being
lodged with the county clerk about five
minutes before that of her husband.
Each alleges cruelty. Mrs Schwartz
bruised her when she was sick, in
consequence of which she was under
a physicians care for some time
Dragging her out of bed, Schwartz is
accused of having told his wife the
floor was good enough for her Other
charges are that Schwartz remained
away until late at night gambling.
that he struck his wife on the nose.
broke her teeth, and that he swore and
cursed at her.
Schwartz accuses his wife of wrong
fully charging him with unfaithful-
ness, of drawing a revolver on him
and of using vile AMI obscene Ian
guage to him.
Because her husband manifested Sin
sane and frantic jealousy" Catherine
A. Blakesley was granted divorce
yesterday from Columbus i. Biakesley.
The plaintiff complained that her hus-
band frequently accused her falsely of
improper conduct with other men and
used vile and abusive language to her
Judge Conley granted Leona G. Wood
man divorce from Ebert Woodman
on the ground Of willful neglect.
Suits for divorce were begun yes
terday by:
Isabelle Marks against Gustave, de-
sertion.
Dorothea Johnson against Francis.
willful neglect.
Ella Barrows sued Harry w. for
annulment of their marriage on the
ground that the defendants former
wife is. living.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
Direct SERVICE TO
LONDON REALITY
kosmos Steamship Line AM
nOunces Welcome News to
California Producers
seventy=five Day Schedule,
With Only Three Stops,
Begins August n

Direct and regular steamship service
the old world, which has long been
the dream of the California producer.
was made reality yesterday when
the kosmos line announced its inten-
ton of putting on one fast through
snip every month. beginning with the
liner Scraps, which leaves here August
~ Instead of taking 10 days or
longer, as would be the case under the
old schedule the Scraps will make the
run to London in IS days.
After leaving here the Scraps will
call only at Salina Cruz, San Jose de
Guatemala and Valparaiso, going from
Chlle direct to London and from there
10 Hamburg. There will be one fast
steamer every month. Between each
through ship will be one that will make
all the Central and South American
ports OF call, as has been the case with
all the kosmos ships UP to this time
ms new service will equal in point
OF time the express service to Europe
over the Tehuantepec route, is quicker
tnan the Panama route and has the
advantage over all other routes of. TAX
ing the freight to its destination with
out transshipment. Another advan-
tage Tor the new service is that the
freight will be in the tropics for little
more than one week.
This is a service that the local ship
pers doing business With Europe have
wanted for years, and although the
announcement of the new schedule was
made only yesterday the Scraps will
take from here nearly $500 tons of
California products.
The cargo will include 1000 tons of
dried and canned fruits and salmon and
2,45O tons of barley. This is all the
freight for Europe that there will be
room for aboard the steamer, which
viii also carry 1000 tons of freight
for Chile.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
PIONEER MOTHERS
MAY GET BUILDING
Commissioners View With Fa=
vOr Plan for Rest Lodge in
Golden Gate Park

The Pioneer Mothers association is
in a fair way to have granted its re-
quest for a resthouse in Golden Gate
preston of the park commissioners in
session yesterday afternoon. 1t was
suggested that the log cabin of the
40 mining camp of the Midwinter fair
now used as a Toulouse, could be fitted
up for the purpose. but action was de
ferred until the mothers association
can be consulted.
Curator Barron announced that he
had received for the museum a num-
Der of colonial relics, and that the
California historical room now con-
tained many valuable additions, in
Keyes collections.
Barron urged the erection of a tenn
pOrary structure in which to house the
two engines that were used in connec-
tion with the steam paddy" in level
ing the sandhills of San Francisco in
the early fffties, and which have been
offered to the park by David Hewes.
POLO MATCH IN PROSPECT
see the members of the mounted polo
club at the Preside and those of the
Burlingame club, with view to ar
ranging a polo match at the stadium
during the Admission day festival
Gutskow presented large, live eagle
to the commission, and it was decided
to place it in Mission park.
superintendent Bert Larue of the
children's playground presented his
July report, which showed that the re-
ceipts were S5,443 and the disburse-
ments, including salaries, S3,124 leav-
ing a profit of S2,319 It was an
nounced that Larue was i'll and that he
had been removed to Trinity hospital.
The commission voted to allow
Adolph Holms, the landscape gardener.
who was shot by holdup man in the
park. his fun salary until he shall be
able to return to work
WANT WATER IN SQUARE
Communications were received from
j. c. Astredo of the Fairgrounds com
mission and from Rev A c. Bane of
the Anti-saloon league complaining of
the lack of water facilities in Union
square for drinking purposes for the
many who frequent that place at noon
to eat their lunch.
The Admission day festival commit
tee asked for permission to display fire
works in Union square during the Ad-
mission day festival. Superintendent
McLaren said that considerable damage
was done to the grass during the Por-
tola festival by digging holes for the
placing of mortars. It was decided to
take up the matter with the committee.
with a view to have. the fireworks fred
from some of the unoccupied lots north
Of the square.
The Richmond central Improvement
club petitioned the commission for a.
viaduct at Nineteenth avenue to con-
meet the Richmond with the Sunset
district The petition was filed
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
WRESTLER AND WIFE
ACCUSED OF BATTERY
Dispute Over Neighbor's Cow
Ends i'm Arrests

Ernest Schneeberger. electrician and
champion wrestler of the Pacific coast.
and his wife, Dora, were charged he
fore Police Shortall yesterday with bat
terry and the cases We're continued till
Monday Mrs. z. Golden, an elderly
woman living at SIS Lyon street, a
neighbor of the Schneebergers. testi
fed that on Thursday night the Schnee-
bergers seized her cow and tied it to
a post in front of their residence and
when she went for the COW she was
told it would be handed over to the
pound keeper. She protested and Mrs
Schneeberger struck her, blackening
her eyes. Her son, Joseph, ran to her
assistance and Schneeberger struck
him. What became of the COW was not
divulged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
Local Brevities

COMMISSION AGENT BANKRUPT-Alexande
Mcdonald. commission agent of Oakland
fled petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the
United States district court. His liabilities
scheduled at S2,175.3S with no assets
The Western electrical company filed its sched-
ule in involuntary bankruptcy yesterday. Its
liabilities are scheduled at 81, 4B9, with 81 749
assets.
WRIGHT MADE CoMMISsIoNER-Harry NJ
Wright, who was recently appointed master in
chancery to succeed Judge E. H. Heacock
was appointed United States commissioners for
the northern district of California yesterday by
District Judge William {. Van Fleet. Wright
was recently appointed referee in bankruptcy
but resigned in few days. he found that
he could not give the proper amount of time
TO the Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
OFFICIALS READY
FOR 10 DAY TRIP
Heteh Hetchy Tour Will Be
Started at 6 O'clock Next
Tuesday Evening

Ten supervisors. Assistant City At
torney John Nourse. City Engineer
Marsden Manson. Police Photographed
Blum, Chief Clerk Hagerty of the board.
Clerk Kenny and Sergeant Madden will
start on the 10 days Hetch Hetchy trip
at O'Clock next Tuesday evening.
They will leave by the steamer T. c.
Walker for Stockton. thence by auto
mobile, saddle horse and stage into the
mountains.
The board members who will make
the trip are: Deasy Healy. Herget,
Hooks, Kelly, Knowles, Mclaughlin.
Murdoch, Pugh and Walsh
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
OFFICERS OF NATIVE
DAUGHTERS INSTALLED
Presidio Parlor Under New Ad-
ministration for Term

Deputy Grand President Laura Her
mann has installed the following officers
of Preside Parlor No. 148 of the Native
Daughterss of the Golden West for the
current term:
Mary Often, past president: Edyth. Dougherty
president; May Schnnitz. Helen McCloskey and
Flora Perry vice presidents. Annie C. Henly
recording. and Agnes Dougherty. financial Sec
rotary; Minnie Binhend, treasurer: Della Dun
ming, marshal; Susie *. Ffnnen, Essie c. Fee
and Minnie Gerhon, trustees; Irine Landtbaum
organist: II. G. Lafontaine. physician; NJ Ber-
tola and Kittie Nickel. sentinels.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
PLANS APPROVED BY
UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS

BERKELEY, Aug. 12.-The univer-
sity authorities last night adopted
finally the plans and specifications of
the new 100000 agricultural building.
which will be erected north of the old
cinder track. 1t is expected that bids
for the actual construction of the
building will be called for at once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

CHIEF WARNS sALooNMEN- Chief Martin is
determined to enforce the law against the sale
or gift of liquor election day Tuesday, and
he cautioned the company commanders yester-
day to see that his orders were carried out.
Any saloon keeper violating the law will be
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

FALSE PRETENsEs ALLEGED-G ". Burke
-3TS Arlington street obtained a warrant from
Police Judge Consn yesterday for the arrest
~ John q. Peit0n charge of receiving
5000 from him October IL. 1907 by falsely
representing that he had secured the contract
for q building and would give Burke the sub
contract for the plaster work
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
A. A. Moore Jr. Dismissed

Albert A. Moore jr-. attorney. was
not sent by Police Judge Shortall yes
terday to keep company with his faith
er and brother at the county jail for
speeding over a crossing in front of
the Emporium but was fortunate
enough to have the case dismissed.
Policeman G. K. Small. who arrested
Moore, testified that he was escorting
some ladies over the crossing and
raised his hand for Moore to slow
down with his automobile, but he did
not do so. He had had trouble with
Moore before for the same thing. He
abused me at the bond and warrant
clerks Office" continued Small, s.and
said, You're a dub, and the police de-
partment is composed of dubs. I'm
citizen and taxpayer and help to pay
the salaries of you dubs.
Moore said he was angry and might
have used the expressions attributed
to him. He thought that Small had
special grievance gainst him. He de-
MED that he did not slow down when
the policeman raised his hand.
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at sapuIpa.

First game R. H. E
Enid .............O
Sapulpa .................2
Batteries: Bentley and Goldwaithe;
Coe and Coe.
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Al Milwaukee.
ORDINANCE NO. s25.

Published the 9th day of July, 1910.
vinita Daily Chieftain, Publisher.
An Ordinance Declaring Necessary
and Ordering the Construction of a
Sidewalk on Both Sides Of scraper
Street Between Canadian Avenue
and Illinois Avenue, Said Sidewalk
to be Fifteen Feet WldNS N tire
City of vinIta, Oklahoma ard De-
cIaring an Emergency.
Whereas. pursuant to the provisions
Of the ordinances OF the City Of Vinita,
Oklahoma. there has been fled on
the 18th day Of May, 1910, with the
City Clerk of the City of vinita Ok
lahoma, a petition signed by more
than ten bona tide citizens and prop
erty owners in said city praying for
the construction of a sidewalk on both
sides of Scraper street from Canadian
Avenue to illinois Avenue in the man
ner provided by Ordinances of said
City; which said petition is made a
part of this Ordinance and is in words
and figures as follows. to-wit
Vinita, Oklahoma, May II, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and Councils:
We the undersigned residents and
tax payers of the City of vinita, Okla
homa, do hereby petition your honor
able body to pass an Ordinance to re-
auire the property owners on Scraper
Street. vinita. Oklahoma, between
Canadian Avenue and Illinois Avenue
on that portion of said Street on which
there is no sidewalk. to construct ce-
ment sidewalks on each side thereof
60 be Of the width Of 15 feet, Of good
uafarfaf
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ORDINANCE NO. s27.

Published the 9th day Of July. 1910.
vinita, Daily chieftain, Publisher,
An Ordinance Approving Contract
With w. A. Armstrong, for the I'M
provement Of South cunter Street
From the Curb Line on the North
Side Of Delaware Avenue TO the
Curb Line on the South Side Of IIIi-
nois Avenue, In the City Of vinIta,
Oklahoma, and Declaring an Emer-
gency.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
ICouncilmen of the City of Vinita, Ok
lahoma:
Section /. That the contract made
and entered into by and between w. A..
Armstrong, and the said City of
Vinita, on the 9TH day of July, 1910,
/ by its duly appointed and authorized
committee, consisting of Sam Leforce,
]. c. Starr and F. NJ. Lewis, for the
improvement of South Gunter Street
from the curb line on the north side
| of Delaware avenue to the curb line
on the south side of Illinois avenue,
Iby grading. curbing, guttering and
draining the same, be and the same
lis hereby ratified and confirmed.
Section 2. For the reason that pub
lie necessity demands the immediate
construction of said improvement, an
emergency is hereby declared to ex-
ist by reason whereof it is immediate
lly necessary for the preservation of
the public peace, health and safety
that this ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication, apd
it is so ordered
Passed by the City Council of the
City Of Vinita, Oklahoma, on the 7th
day of July, 1910.
]. G. STARR,
President of the Council
Approved by the Mayor of the City
of vinita, Oklahoma, on the Sth day
of July, 1910.
o. L, RIDER,
Attest: A. J. GREEN, Mayor
City Clerk.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Batterles ReuIbuch aHu NIIIB,
Beebe and Clark.
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At Washington.


The score r. II. &.
New York .1s y /
Chicago ...... > ,
Battefies Manning and Sweeney !
Young. Payne and Block
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The Store Of The Town

toned improvements as above set
forth, be constructed in the manner
now provided for by Ordinance.
Section 2. That said Improvements
as above set forth and as petitioned
for In said petition, be and the same
are hereby ordered constructed and
built in the manner now provided for
jby Ordinance.
Section s. That the prayer of the
petitioners in said petition for the
lconstruction of said improvements as
above set forth, be and the same is
hereby granted
Section 4. 1t is further ordered that
the City Marshal of the City of Vinita
Oklahoma, shall give notice to the
owner, agent or occupant of all lots
pieces or parcels Of land abutting up
on the above ordered improvements
in the manner provided for by Ordin-
ance, which notice shall describe each
lot by its number, and shall notify
him that the City Council has ordered
lsaid improvements, and that same
must be constructed or the cost of
building the same, paid into the City
Treasurer of the City of Vinita. with
in ten days from the date of the serv-
lice of such notice.
Section 8. BE 1t further ordained by
the Mayor and Councilmen of the City
of Vinita, Oklahoma, that should the
owner or his agent. of any lot or par
eel of land liable to taxation for the
above ordered improvements, as pro-
vided for by the Ordinances of the
City of Vinita, fail to construct said
Improvements as herein provided to
pay the City. Treasurer of said City
within ten days after the service of
such notice, the cost of building the
same, that the City Council of the
City of Vinita shall thereupon make
and enter into contract for the con-
stfnotion of the above ordered i'm
lprovements in the manner and Ander
the provisions prescribed by the or
dinances Of the City of Vinita, Okla
homa That the above ordered inn
lprovements shall be constructed and
all matters incident to said construc-
ton shall be performed and done in
strict compliance with the Ordinances
of the City of .Vinita, relative to the
construction Of sidewalks.
Section 6. That the provisions of
the Ordinance shall not apply to or
lbe binding upon thesowners or agents
of property in front Of which improve
ments have been ordered such inn
Iprovements are already bailt and con-
form to the plans and specifications
for the construction of sidewalks as
now fixed by Ordinance.
Section Z. For the reason that pub
lie necessity demands the immediate
construction Of above described i'm.
provement an emergency is hereby
declared to exist by reason whereof
it is immediately necessary for the
preservation OF the public peace.
health and safety that this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect from
and after its passage, approval and
publication. and It is so ordered
Passed by the City Council of the
City Of vinita, Oklahoma, on the 7th
day Of July. 1910.
J. c. STARR.
President OF the Council.
| Approved BY the Mayor of the City
Of vinita. Oklahoma. on the sth day
of July, 1870
o. L. RIDER.
Attest: A. J. GREEN. Mayor
City Clerk.
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a PIttsbura.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston,
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BIG BAXTER REUNION.
Vice President Sherman to Attend
Many New Features This Year
"A Grand Affair.

"A Grand Affair.
The big Baxter Reunion to be held
August 30 to September 8, at Baxter
Springs, Kansas. will be the biggest
one yet held. Many new and inter-
esting features will be presented this
year, and everything that will amuse
and entertain the multitudes will be
provided. Vice President Sherman
VIII attend the reunion, and there will
be scores of other noted men. The
attractions win be of a high order,
and there will be plenty of entertain
ment for all classes. Concessions will
be sold to first class people. For
camp grounds and privileges apply to
Chas. L. Smith, privilege man.
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Batteries: Hall and Carrigan; Falk-
enburg, Mitchell and Bemis.
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Second game
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ID. H. WILSON,
PAUL F. MACKEY, +,
WILLIAM T. RYE,
F. NJ. LEWIS.
e. B. FRAYsER.
e. E. ROBERTS,
L. c. SHANNON
]. T. WEBB,
J. W. SH0NARD.
b. G. CHANDLER.

Wherts ss, it has been ascertained
by the city Council of the City Of
vInita. oklahoma, that the aforemen-
toned improvements as designated in
SAID petition made and filed BY said
citizens Of vinita with the City coun.
ell. are necessary and should be built );
Now Therefore. BE it Ordained BY
the Mayor and Councilmens sof the City
of vinita. Oklahoma
Section / That It is hereby declar
I'D necessary apd that the public con
vsnienee reHyIres tAak tha agofenen
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Cut the Weeds.

Weeds must be cut around all prop
erty IN tie city or owners viii be
prosecuted Get busy.
c. 3. WILKINSON,
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Opposite Postoffice
A. kansas CITY.

The score R. H. e.
Kansas City .........1O 12 1
Minneapolis ......... 2 Z 8
Batteries; Swan and Ritter; Tame
hill ard Owens.
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The score R. H. E.
Toledo ..,...............0 0
Columbus .........s...6 II 2
Batteries: Boice and Land; Kaler
and Carisch.
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BASEBALL SCORE
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Batteries: hawke and Jenries;
Daniels and Clemmons.
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Batteries: ]. Doyle and Schreck;
Glaze and Bowerman.
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Batteries Cicotte and Madden:
Michel and Easterly.