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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

pin d 0 lit tein iebr itorter 3euot
9egen galIinger, ba er fid gu bem 8e,
itdnonib ge8punQen lab, bab perThis,
oene Qlngaben, bic er benz grGfioenten
mohte, irrtbiimlih paren. 9a3u Qeb0,
rem bic GngabeR, oaB er Die ausitels
lung pon gatenten auf 0fFentIite 9Gns
pereten an Gunntnobam psrbinoert
uno ooB 8alIinger Der ReQierun0 Die
aontrole iiber 0ffentIife QGnbereien
eRt8oQen babe. 0a oieie Qlnqa6e bic
6duptantIage Qegen 9auinQer Bill
oete, 10 fallen lie our6 gin6pts ge>
'tdnonib, oaB iie trrtbumIid, paren, in
Ii2 8uiammen. mir gIaubsn, DAP Der
praitoeut in oteIer 4noeIegenbeit bos
Ri6ttge nit ieinsr 8emertuug Qetrofz
ZEN bat, ipondh Der Strejt 3piften
gaQtn9er uno pin6ot aus i6rer Der.
fAieoenen NuffaFunq iiter Die Qeiebe
Ii6s 9ereati9ung, Dffentli6e 2Gnoe-
reien Der 8eiisbelung gu ent5ie6en, ents
'tdnoen lit. Pinhot Itaro fir bas
bonn prdfioenten RoofspeIt ousoeiibte
Reht Elm, 0ffertIihs QGnoereien, Die
Der SpngreB Der gefiebeIung erItloIs
len bate, bieier gu ent3ieben, pGbrsnb
gdlltnger Der 4nfiat mar. pQB bic
anoronuH9en oes &pngrefcs befolqt
peroen mubten. mas aud bic Qnii6t
oes prGiioentsn gaft 1T. Wobl lam
3uge8eben tperoen, oaB bur6 Binhots
Die DfFsutIite 9pmGne BEL.
Ter Dor W}Onopoliitsn gepabrt ptro,
GQein iopobl Der Qrditosnt, lpie BAL
linger psrtrsten bic Rstnuug, bQB pris
bate 4nfthteu. 10 lobensDertb uno
oem 8olte niiBli6 lie auh fetn m0osn, |
DOT benz GeIeB peihen mjFeu. Dem.
1aa pdre audi Elm 2tngriff auf gaIs |
inger gIeid3etttq gegen ben YrdIIoens |
en- gsrittet 0iefe Gage Der 0inqe
Hart aud ben unteri6ieo 3niIden BEN
RpoiepeltI6sn uno bem 1aFti6en en-
tenn auf. RooiepeIt matte Iih bic
Qniaauung 81 eigen, mel
fe leBterer in oem betdnnten Sob nies
,erge!egt bat: Der prGiioent Iegt bic
8erfaHung uno bic GsieBe aug, pis
iie perftebt" 5oft oaQegen pertritt
zen Stanbpuntt. baB Der prGTioent
'erpflihtet lit. bic 8efeBe 10 aus8ules
en-. lpie Der SongreB iie erIniien Bat.
Jtit anoeren Worten: Saft min tein
o9enannter itortsr qrdIibent iein. gr
9iQ in eintrdftigsn 9e3tebungen gum ,
tongreB iteben. Dap bas BON 9aFt ,
ertretene prinsip beTer lit, birfte
aum gu beitreiten iein, absr mir Bee /
.irAten, baB es iih oIs unburafiibrs {
ar ertpeHsn 1Dtro. Die 9rGiiosnten, I
enen ous Bolt Elm gutes Qnbsntsn /
elpabrt bot, baben ME in Gintratt .
tit Dem aongrsB gslebt. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

ten ION ssitimmi. Die boben Nonb.
lpiegtl tperfen gerobe3u faI5inikrenb
ot BON ben eIsttrifden aid]tern auss
| gsttrahlte Glonsfiili. 3uriid. 5itr
lnftet Der adualier fogar Dsn Out Dor
ptrDnme, Die er gum 5nn3 oufforbtrt.
Aiih bier pIditerinnsn, 2obenfr1uIeiH
uno Nrbeiterinnen o[Ier art, BITE iid1
IN lor9loftr 1ofeinsfreube Der 1nnsz
luli IN Die 4rme fperfen. Gs etbt
ourhans monierIih su. Gsnn piel.
Jrsmbe febFn iiG ben 2rubeI an; bier
ptn beeleltet Der eeboriame gbemann
aus otm 8olie feline Satin. nm fk lid,
ldheno entfiibren unb i'm Rreiis
ihDenien Si IniTen. limb in ber. .areis
tang" 81 gnbe. inmmen bic Gloden
non ben 3biirmsn Wlitternoft, 70 er.
ihtinsn. BON porfiimpplfsn uHs
hauht. 2ebeodmen. Die g<fih.er
iibtrihdttei pcn mdttiatn ssebsrbiiten,
our1fhreiten lie NIT slaiiiic, tpiecens
otm Sang ben Sool. gpk aufbrinas
lth ifimmert oo in Der arelIen elets
iriffen 8slsuhtuna bas friihseitia
ersraute 6aar ibrer Hesleiter, hren
0tibesumfans oft gerobt3u perbIiifs
feno ipirtt. Nus ben 2oeen. no bis-
Der nur geldnsDetli bic aellner Iebns
ten nnb no es fih jest beim Duff
Der meinblumsn unb Der oromatiIttn
3ignretten 10 aneerest pIaubert, err
fhuIIt nun iibermiitbiaer 3uruF su ben
5nnStnben binob. Simmer feuriesr
tuiro bic WuIit. immsr tiirstr U<rben
Die pouien. INNER h6b.r tbiirmen I'D,
bic 6dufen supferseIoss Der ben Tlu.
iitonten.
Bel ben aIinssn bes DaIssrs:. .Rin
Ratreite er BuIeimsb1 .Weir
9iebitsr III tin 9oIbihmiso" - Der
UoH alien mitgsfungtn. aspfiffen, ees
jummt ipirb. fhnelIt msin Rdhbar.
Elm Sisbsign, mi. .lsttriiiert smpor,
r'ibt bic srfte 6eite Dame nit fit
fort uno Itiirst fih nit ibr iopfiib<r in
ben 5an3Dirbel. bi. Jiibe mitgummis
ihuben beilsioet!
lin Sipsi llhr psrsbbt bos bunt.
9reibsn unter BEN mlb,r Shimmsr
Der aroHlsu6isr, perfinten nit bem
lebten e'eissnitrid bic 5dnsilfe in
stnfdmtsit unb Shpsisen. Dor bem
,Jiaarc" pfltsen bann 3abir.i6e Heus
Iierige ben aufbrud, Der 5Gnser unb
gdnserinnen su ernarten. 5n Rufs
pstse lsbrer be Ghouffeurs am Shfas
K ibrsr 4utpmobiie. auf bsren Iritts
brett ith ileine liibe ftiebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

lBIe tls es baritellen, bdtten lie aus
8nabt uno 8drmber3igteit oieIeSteuer
ntht ongefohten. Wenn man lie ober
t1Ieht bebanpele, fpie e8 nit ben Bel.
Den Stas geiheben tpiirbe, oann btel.
ten lie ith niht mehr perpfIihtet, cine
Stsusr gu sablen, peIae iis fir unz
berehttgt baIten. 0tsie 9robung iIt
eItsl gBinp, gDenn paS neue 9eisb,
ipelh2s Die abftdbungs Metbobe
aHoert, pafirt lpirb, bann Tam oas
leBt9e 9eTeb fpiberrufen tperoen, es
Duroe pa6rideinIth bon islbit uufb0=
rem. Wenn bqAer Qegislatur Dit
9lteoer bsAaupten, baB pieIe Srobunq
1te obbdlt. bic erTpGbnten 9ilIs au paIs
ilrsn, 10 lit pQs tpeiter nihts als cine
Seuhelet, nit peld,er man bas 8plt
ntat tduIhen tann. Die Wirtuno.
nslts oteie 3robuna bdbsn fann, lit,
pab Die rspublifaniihe partei bier
burh ge3pungen iptrb, niht bios Die
BON tbr befiirportete giQ sur uebers
pddung Der Gorppratipnsn, Ionbern
audi Die bemotratiiGs 9iu CUR TtGrz
teren geiteuerung Der forpordtionen
gu pafiren. gtur auf 'olte Wetie
tann Die Qeqislatur lem 8olte oeredt
perosn. 8eihiebt oos nitt, bonn
nuB bic partei, tpelhe bic Ruipritit |
IN Der 2eqislotur beiibt uno baber in
Der Gage 1T, beios Bills 3u pQTiren, !
Die 5pIaen trQQsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Shabsueriat abeemieien.

4uf Gmpfebiung bss Gtabi s5na..
nisurs Sbiplsp bef1ieo Der 4rbsiiss
Direttor bic Shabeneriub bforoeruns
Der Z. Glib Concrete SietI 60. fir BE-
itGbiguns Der 5abritrabs an Ger
gee6mont 4pe.. stpiihen Der gait.rn
aDs. uno Dem eiitIs Wiami CLUB, ab,
fd3ldoia.
Die Gefsai6nft erbaute bic sJaar.
ftrabe In Der 8eetmont 4pe., unb b..
hduptti. bab iie bsm publitum nab.
rtnb Der Wintsrmonnte bic genusunq
Der Strdbe ssftaitei babe. Jebi babe
iih beransseiteIli, boB bisrburh Ii.
Strabe isbr aeIitieH babe.
Jngenieur Sbiplsp bassasn bebauDs
tet. bob bic Stooi isbr nohiihtia Der
esiellfhdfi gsssniibtr nerfohrsn fei, RI.
babe ibr mebr .,eii sur 6eriisIuna o,,
arbsltsn ssssben, ais ne btnniprufen
tonnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

ggf a n bebouptet, oaB QrGii.
bent ROoieDeIt iih in Qfrita oie56taf
traHtbett 8u8e8ogen bat. 6err RooTe:
belt piro 1pohl ben 9epeis Iiefern
oaB er nod Iebr tpah lit. 2t6er obne
Jrage graTirt bieie &rantbeit i'm
Rongreb gu 0aIbington unb in Der
2egtslotur 3u Columbus. sic fteQt
lIa etH, 10 oft eine Bin our Regulirung
Der RorporattoHen nur erpG6nt pirb.
BG9reno fir pie afritanifte S6Iafs
frontbett nod tein pirtiunes U1ittsl
gefunoen porben lit, fe9It es niht an
elmer Rur fir Die amsrituniTte sFprm
oes 2eFDeus. Sic beitebt barin, bic
GeieBgeber, tpeIhe gu Den groBsn Ror.
pordttonen baIten, niht tpieper gu err
pdhIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

Sr unferer Qegislatur 1T cine
8Orlo9e eingebr06t tporosn, peI6e BIZ
GinfubrUng BON Snittatipe uno 8efe,
rencum beabit6tiot. Der I3ped 1T, bic
BdiItrung pOn ihdoli6en GeIeben
Our6 8oltspotum gu oer6tnbern unb
ouf glei6e Wetfs bic 2lnno6me BON
niislihen 9eieBen gu er5pingsn. Ote
8orldge ptro in bisier SiBunq teine
8su6tlng fiHben. 4ber big CUR nab.
iten GegtsluturItbun9 biirfts iia cine
trdftiqe Boltsagitation al 8unitsn
o2rIelben srttpideIn, fuQs bic 8orlogen
aur itdrteren 8eiteRrung unb bsiieren
Regulirung Der Sorporatipneu nid)t
aur Nnnabme getanoen. Wenn erIiht-
lid lit. oaB Die GeieBge6ung5 zMttgliez
Der nt6t fir 8eiebe gu BADEN iinb, bic
pon ben 3orpordtionen betGmpft ner>
ben, Dann bleibt nidt5 uHoerss iibriq,
als baB bds 9oIt TelbIt pie n0tbieen
8eIeBe srldBt unb bic reprGisntatipe
ReqierunesForm in cine oirette 8olts=
re9Ierung perlpanoelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Die Qegistatur bon Suinois

Die 2egtsIatur bon SQinois
bat oas 9erFaFungs Gmenoement
sutgebetBen, tpeI6es Die 9unoes Res
gieruns befdbigt, eineGintommenTteuer
81 erbebsn. Sn Sbip lit nod niht Elm
Shrttt in oieier Rihtung geI6efen.
Wdrum ntht? Stebt uuIere 9eqisIa-
tur nit ben 0roBtlpitaliften i'm Bun
De! SIT fpI6es Der 5aq, bunn lit es
Sadie Der 8urger, ibr paS aus3utreiz
ben. OAne Sdumen ioQte cine De-
monitration trgeHo pelher Qtrt peranz
1taltst iperoen, I'm Der QegisIotur be-
grettIth gu maden. oab bos Bolt bon
Shto nit Gntfhieoenbsit bic Gr.
bebuHg elmer GintommeHIteuer Der.
langt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Spnnerltas, Den 3. MGr5 1910.


unfer aegierungs- Wetter.
prophet betdmpft ben 4ntauf Der @aI.
oungen in Den gpalahen. Gr bebaups
tst, oaB BdIoer tetRsn GinfIuB auf
NisosrfdIdge baben, ips5ieQ ni6t bic
lSlrtung BADEN, lleberi6pemmungeu
81 perbtnoern, 30 Der Munn po6l in
bic ShuIe gegangen 1T? Sat ct ubers
taupt irgeno Ipelden fahptFenTduft-
li1en unterriht genoFen? @ir Tnb
gsnetgt, IS 81 be5peifeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Ter 6ebefraks trad.

Coroner Goe gao eeiiern feinsn
Wabripruh in btm lInfna ob. Bel mel
d3tm Gm 10. 1ebruar In Der ,srei-
era'fhen DranoruiHe an Der Wsft
Wiertsn StroBe bic Arbtiier Jcbn O.
Sab uno gborIes 3. Houm1nn BE-.
Bifbop Riagina 60. um's Qebsn Ia !
men. Rad benz gDobrIprun bes Go.
rontrs mar btr linfdlI hir& iehlsrAufse
Acnitriition bes 6ebefro6nen, an bem
ois gerunsiiiditH urbtiteten. 1sybsisss
fiihrt spcrb<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

Die groBen aorporationeu in
Sho finnen aaf Rdde. Sic ertldreR,
oaB ipenn enttpeoer Die Bill sur bohee
rem gefteuerung Der offentliden aorz
pordtioHen. ober Die 8ia 3ur neber.
fpafaHe berfefben paFirt perben
folte, lie has 9efeb anfenten perben,
pel6es bic 8rutto Ginna6meu Der
DffentIiheH aorporatiOuea bsIteuert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

- Die ipeibliben Stubenten bes
Neleslen College baben als ..untpiir.
Dig" bic Gmpfsbluns hieiiser Grauens
re6tIerinnen obsepieIsn, aegislatoren
fur bas Grauenitimmrett mittels
RiiFen su gefpinnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

Go iit iebr bs3ei6nero, Bag
Graf poIaboDstt @ebnsr, Der fruz
bere Stdats SetretQr bes sSnneren
uno 9i5e 9an3ler beg oeutf6eu Rel
Dies Die preuBjihe 0abI0orIage i6arf
fritiiirt, aber er 1T niat Ger Gin3iae
aug oieien &reiIen, Der lie miBbtQiqt.
8sridieoene anbere Sreitonierpattbe,
lpie 8rof. DeI6rId baben tie Ihorf
ourb Die 0e6eIge8o9en. Wenn lie audi
ntht fir bos aQqemeine Stimmre6t
eintreten, 10 perlarasn tie bod, baB
bem 8olte in ieinen bretten Shi6ten
uno Dem WtitteIitauoe cine Qr0Bere
Bertretung eirgerdumt lpiro. um bo5
s5unterthum ieiner fdft ausi4IteBliaea
0err'6dft iiber bic Regierung All ent>
tIeiben. 8dn3 ipe3ieQ dber forbern lie
bic gebeime Wabl. oa mittslit ber oFfe
nen @ahI oas S5untertbum bic oanse
2dnobepolterunq tDntrolirt. 8raf
goiaDopstt We6ner tennt bic Sun
fer aus nd6iter NGte. Gr fpeiB, pel6tr
Rrebsihaben lie fir bus Reid unb
gan3 fpe8ieu fir preuben Iinb uno Bat
ols eDliniiter beitdnoig gsgen ibre
ridfdrittli6sn SeuOen3en ansutdm-
pTen gebabt. sic iinb gerabesu unz
mOgli4 aetporoen, naaDem lie bic
Observation-Disclosures gu Safe qe6ra6t
babeR. DAB troBbem ibre 6errihdFt
BON Der Re9terung nt6t geI6DGft, ia
iogdr our6 Die neue 8orlaqe nod
mebr befeitigt tpirb, ut alien, bic ntft
Neattiondre BON Der buntelitsn Sprte
iIno, unertldrli6.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
BACH COMPOSITIONS
LECTURERS SUBJECT
Prominent Musicians Will Talk
Before Hillside Club

BERKELEY, Aug. 14.-Four eminent
musicians of the bay region have been
invited to be the guests of the Hillside
club at its first social meeting in the
clubhouse on the evening of August %,
and the event promises to be of great
interest in musical circles. The details
are being arranged by the music COM
mittee of the club, consisting of Mrs.
George H. Richardson Miss Victorine
Hartley, Mrs. A. f. Pillsbury, Mrs. c.
S. Preble and Mark II. White.
DR.. ]. Frederick Wolfe, director of the
Bach choir and head of the department
of music at the University of Califor-
nia will deliver talk on Music and
the Personality of John Sebastian
Bach" AS Doctor Wolfe is probably
the best known authority on Bach and
his music in America, the talk is eX-
pected to be very interesting.
Mrs. Orrin Kipp McMurray, a promi-
nent soprano soloist and director of
the choir at ST. Johns Presbyterian
church. will sing several of Bachs
works in order to illustrate Doctor
Wolle's lecture. The third concerto of
Bach for two violins will be played by
two pupils of Nine. O'Moore, Miss
Christie and Miss Anderson.
The presiding hostess of the evening
will be Mrs. George H. Richardson. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Woodson Allen,
Miss A. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey
Ash, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bolton,
George P. Baxter. Mrs. Norman H
Bennett, Mrs. F. Bergman, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Bosworth, DR.. and Mrs
George S. Baker and George H. Rich
ardson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
POSTOFFICE Will
CLOSE TUESDAY
Primary Day to Be Observed
by Government as Legal
Holiday :.

OAKLAND, Aug. 14.-Primary day,
Tuesday, is a legal holiday. Postmaster
Schafer has given notice that the money
order and registry divisions of the
postoffice will be closed and that only
one delivery of mail will be made. City
and county offices, with the exception
of the county clerks department OF
registration and election, will be closed.
The fight in Alameda county has CEN
tered around a host of candidates Tor
the republican party nominations. Con-
spicuous among these is the contest in
the sixteenth senatorial district be-
tween Frank Leavitt, the incumbent,
and Edward j. Tyrrell. secretary of
Mayor Mott West Berkeley, Emery
Vile, West Oakland and large sec
tion of the city of Oakland, stretching
from Lake Merritt westward and from
Fifteenth street south, comprise the
scene of the fight.
A hard fight has developed and un-
usual interest has been taken in TINS
district struggle.
Politicians figure that a large vote
will be polled in Alameda county. The
registration of 49500 voters showed
that candidates busted themselves in
getting men upon the rolls. No less
busy have they been in arousing an
interest that will, it is predicted swell
the total vote Tuesday beyond all pre-
viouS records.
There are 210 voting precincts in the
county, arranged so that about 200
voters are allotted to each precinct
The ratio of republican registrations as
against democratic is II to /. The
democratic ticket was named to pre-
serve party identity. There is no op-
position on that ticket.
Polls will be open from 6 o'clock to
s o'clock. Counting of ballots Will
commence Immediately upon the close
of the polls, and completed returns will
be delivered to the county clerks office
by the proper officers. County Clerk
Cook said today that he expected the
count to be finished by midnight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
RECORD CROWD ATTENDS
VEGETABLE MEMS PICNIC
Associated Retail Dealers Hold
Successful Outing

More than 1000 persons attended the
outing of the San Francisco Retail
Fruit and Vegetable association at
Schuetzen park yesterday 500 children
being present to enjoy the games. races.
music and dancing
During the course of the picnic T. J..
Castro, chairman of the entertainment
committee, announced that Judge
Thomas J. Lennon of San Rafael had
been Endorsed by the association for
the appellate bench.
Among the speakers at the feast
gathering were T. F. Kennedy. G. B.
Risso, T. J. Castro. L. Lorenzini and
Andrew Sparbaro.
Games and races occupied the atten-
ton of many in the afternoon, 800
valuable prizes being awarded the vic
tors. A beautiful silver dinner set was
the principal gate prize. Nine. Del
Elmo acted as assistant floor man
ager to G. B. Risso Castro and Ken
nedy headed the reception committee.
D. Del Pogetto made an address, and
the outing was voted huge success.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
CORNERSTONE LAID FOR
NEW CHURCH IN MELROSE
Methodist Episcopal Congrega-
tiOn Witnesses Ceremony

OAKLAND. Aug 1.-THE corner
stone Of the new Melrose Methodist
Episcopal church at Vicksburg and
Wentworth avenues was laid at 3
O'Clock this afte"~ aon with impressive
ceremonies. Z -. Duncan, pastor
of the church. ed over the exer-
cises, and the -eipal sermon was
delivered by Rev. :. ID. Hutsinpiller
district superintendent, who off1ciated
at the laying of the cornerstone.
The services were opened with
prayer by Rev. c. c. Herriott, which
was followed by an address by Rev
T. NJ. Archer and a historical review
by Rev. A. J. Hanson. Appropriate
music was interspersed by quartet
consisting of L. \. Peck, Fred Wood
bury A. NJ Prince and c. A Adams.
Doctor Hutsinpiller then preached the
sermon Of the day. which was followed
by the presentation of the records to
be sealed in the stone by l. n. Peck,
president of the board of trustees,
The services concluded with the doX-
ology and benediction.
A tribute was paid to the board of
trustees. comprised of l. \. Peck, W.
J. Marcum, L. A. Raleigh. E. C. Welch
and W. T. Tenny, who labored inde-
fatigably in the interest OF the new
structure. Mrs. Jennie Elder officiated
as organist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
EVENTS ON THE OF SAN FRANCISCO
|PLUNGER To FACE
EASTERN ACCUSERS
Harry Lewis, Racetrack Gam
bier, Will Go to New York
With Detective

OAKLAND, Aug. 14.-Harry Lewis
alias Clark the plunger who is charged
with obtaining $1,000 in a fraud at
New York. will leave for the east to-
morrow morning in custody of Detec-
tive Fitzsimmons of the New York po-
lice.
The detective and his prisoner were
to have resumed their journey THIS
morning, but private business DELAYED
Fitzsimmons. and Lewis spent the day
in his cell or in walking the Corridors
of the county Jail for exercise.
Lewis was known here during the
racing season two years ago as the
heaviest plunger on the track. He won
s1SO,00O in a few weeks. breaking sew
eraI book makers. and finally losing his
money in bad business ventures and to
friends who found him gullible. Lewis
did not hear today from his wife, who
is to meet him at Chicago and make the
trip 10 New York with the gambler and
the detective
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
.NATIVEDAUGHTERS
Plan MANY EVENTS
Admission Day Fund Is to Be
Swelled by Benefits and
SOCials

OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-THE annual
theater party of Piedmont parlor No.
81, Native Daughters of the Golden
West, will be held at Ye Liberty play
house Tuesday evening, August %.
Extensive preparations are being mace
by the committee in charge of the af-
fair, which gives promise of being one
of the brilliant events of the late sum-
mer season.
The house will be appropriately dec
GRATED for the occasion. officers and
prominent members of the parlor will
occupy boxes and other members and
their friends will attend in body.
The committee in charge is as follows:
Mrs. Jennie Jordan, chairman; Susie
A. Martin. Lillian Burgelin. Winnie
Buckingham and Carrie HutchinS.
A special committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange several social func-
tions by which to swell the fund that
will be devoted by the parlor TO the
coming Admission day celebration at
San Francisco September 8. The first
of these events Will take place Thurs
day evening, August %. when a shirt
waist dance will take place at Rice in
stitute. Seventeenth street and San
Pablo avenue. A prize will be awarded
for the best waltz Mrs. Beda Pacheco
will be in charge, assisted by the fol-
lowing, who comprise the committee on
arrangements for the celebration at
,tendant to Admission day:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
LYON POST TO HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Veteran Soldiers Plan Fitting
Tribute to Departed Members

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-THE annual
memorial service of Lyon post No. 8,
Grand Army of the Republic, will be
held at Lincoln hall in Thirteenth
street Tuesday evening. A fitting pro-
gram in memory of departed comrades
will be carried out. The principal ad-
dress will be. delivered by Judge Buck
les of Fairfield, past department COM
mander, and District Attorney w. H.
Donahue. The subject of the former
will be the life of General Nathaniel
Lyon. Donahue will speak on The
Services of the Volunteer, 1S61-1S65."
A trio composed of e. w. Piper,
Nathaniel Hood and J. a. Colquhoun
will furnish appropriate music. Com
mander ColQuhoun will preside.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
LIVERMORE IMPROVES
ON IT'S WATER SUPPLY
New Pump Has Double Capacity
of Old Apparatus

LIVERMORE, Aug. I4.-Machinists
under the direction of Superintendent
Bissel of the Livermore water and
power company are completing the in
stallation Of a new pump at Las Positas
Springs. through which the water sup
ply of this place will be greatly bet
tered and the number of available
gallons hourly more than doubled.
When connected with a 80. horse
power motor the capacity of the new
pump will be $4,000 gallons an hour.
The present pump throws only $4,000
gallons hourly.
Rodman Wiley, engineer in charge,
has announced that the supply OF water
will be ample to keep the pump going.
A concrete floor has been constructed
al the water source, to avoid surface
drainage, and which serves as gravel
filter, as the water rises from under
meath.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Death TAKES A
UNIVERSITY GIRL
Member of Class of 1910 Passes
Away While at Summer
Resort

BERKELEY, Aug. 14.-News of the
death of Miss Vera Zella Martin, for
merly a student at the University of
California, has been received here by
her many friends. Miss Martin, who
was a member of the class of 1910 at
the university, died at Blue Canyon
on August IL and was buried at Au-
burn.
She was a native of, San Diego.
being a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
E. Martin of that city and a sister of
Alice and Leslie Martin. Several years
ago the family moved to Berkeley.
While in the university Miss Martin
made many friends, all of whom, as
well as her many acquaintances in
the southern part of the state, mourn
her untimely death.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
ATHLETIC
CLUB HOLDS PICNIC
Oakland Organization Gives An.
nuaI Affair i'm West Berkeley

BERKELEY, Aug. 1.-THE Hiber-
nian athletic club of Oakland held it's
annual picnic and games at West
Berkeley today. Among the features
were Gaelic dancing, games and sports,
and the oration delivered in the after
noon by A. ]. Kennedy.
The committee in charge consisted
of d. S. Mccarthy, NJ. c. Ring, Dan
Clifford. r. Heaney, John Cox. F. j.
Youell, J. Hurley, j. O'Shea, J. r. Kelly,
James Corley, William S. PIN, ]. La
velle, J. Casey, NJ. Dooley. P. Courtney
and James Quirk.
The games were presided over by
J. R. Kelly as chairman of the games
committee. John Cox acted as starter
and P. Courtney, NJ. C. Ring and
]. O'Shea as judges. The proceeds will
go to the benefit of the club.