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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
SHUBERTS TO PRODUCE
GREAT PASSION PLAY
Father Kraus' Drama to Be
Staged in Los Angeles

The Passion Play" written by Father
Josephat kraus and produced at the
Cohseum a few months ago under the
supervision of the Franciscan fathers
will be given professional production
at Los Angeles in March under the
Shubert management
Charles F. Gall, representing the
Shuberts, is now arranging for the
piece TO be given at the auditorium at
Los Angeles. The rights of the play
have been given to William Stoermer
George Freddy. who managed it for the
Franciscan fathers in San Francisco. is
in Los Angeles aiding in the production
there. He will act as business man
ager
Following the production at Los An
geles Gall will endeavOr to have it
in the Hippodrome in New York
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
CHINESE fOOTPAD'S
QUEUE AS A CLEW
Oriental Thug Gets Money, but
Leaves "Pigtail'' in Vic
TINS Hands
Burglars Attempt to Break Into
House FOiled by WOman's
Screams

Burglars tried to break into the fat
of Charles E. Mcpherson, 2s4A Bartlett
street, between 1 and o'clock yester-
day morning. They forced open a side
window and were breaking a wire
screen when Mrs. A. Roteau, who occu-
pies the lower fat, saw them and
shouted for help. The burglars fed
Mrs. B. Fouseck. Oak and Scott
streets was startled about 9 o'clock
Friday night while she was alone in
her bakery X by a masked man with
a revolver in his hand opening the
door. She screamed loudly for help
and the footpad ran along Scott street
in the direction of Alamo square.
All Hung, a Chinese, was held up by
three Chinese footpads in the basement
of S19 Stockton streets Friday night,
struck on the head with the butt end
of a revolver and robbed of $3- De-
tectives George Mcmahon arrested five
Chinese as suspects. All Hing cut off
the queue of one of the robbers and
it is now in possession of the property
clerk.
Frank Mendosa, Howard hotel. How
street near Third, was held up by two
footpads at Stockton and Filbert
streets early yesterday morning and
robbed of S14 and a watch.
The residence of Mrs. Nellie Watts,
go Alvarado street, was entered by
burglars Friday and jeweIry and other
effects valued at 1854 stolen.
The cigar stand of David Goldberg,
SO Market street. was entered and pipes
and tobacco valued at $40 stolen.
Two cases of whisky and six bottles
We're stolen from the saloon of c.
Rodefeld, 1922 Fulton street II. ].
Martins liquor store at 9SS McAllister
street was entered by cutting a panel
out of the rear door and $40 taken
from the cash register.
Several suits of clothing. two hats
and other effects We're stolen from the
room of A. L. Mcdonald, 40 Ellis
street
Mrs. A. Evans, $40 Union street, was
robbed of a purse and three diamond
rings, a gold watch, pearl ring gold
bracelet and S2S between Oakland and
her home Friday afternoon.
John Murphy, 1862 Turk street, was
relieved of a diamond pin valued at
5000 in Sutter street between Fill
more and Steiner, and Bert Porter
Harrison hotel, of $40 in a saloon at
614 Pacific street
A man about 30 years of age called
at the residence of e. Z. EngIedOw
1895 Greenwich street, Friday and told
Miss A Rice that EngledOw had pur-
chased some furs smuggled from a
vessel from Siberia and wanted 81 to
pay messenger with the parcel. He
got the money. He was an impostOr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
FRANCHISE OPPOSED
BY IROQUOIS CLUB

The Iroquois club has decided to op-
pose any attempt 10 grant to the United
Railroads an exclusive franchise for
the operation of cars in lower Market
street To this end il will send a com
mittee 10 the board OF supervisors to
protest against an extension OF the
Sutter street electric permit to the
ferry. The committee will consist Of
Max Pepper, Robert A Laurin. Charles
=. Tallmadge d. c. Murphy and NJ. C
Hassett.
1t is apnounced that the club intends
10 combat this measure to the extent,
II necessary, of calling a special cleo
ton as provided in the charter. should
the franchise be approved by the board
of supervisors.
A committee. consisting Of Robert p.
Troy, Max Pepper and Edgar Apperson,
was appointed @~prepare resolutions
for presentation to congress looking 10
the rehabilitation Of American shipping
without the proposed subsidy arrange
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
SUIT TO RESTRAIN
THE SALE OF STOCK
Share Holder Objects to Paying
Assessment on His Holdings

F. w. Meigs and Arthur Crane. presi-
dent and secretary respectively, of the
Market Street securities company. We're
made the defendants in a new spit be-
gun yesterday by their ancient legal
antagonist, Samuel r. jenkins, stock
holder in the company.
Jenkins wants the officials of the
company restrained from selling 1000
shares of stock standing in his name
for alleged delinquency in payment of
a so cent assessment.
He charges that the assessment was
levied as part of a scheme to pay the
defendants for pretended services. The
sale of his stock has been advertised
for .IanuarY 25
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
COUNCIL PL PLANSFOR
A BALL AT PALACE
Many Prominent CaIifOrnians
Will Attend Knights of
Columbus Dance

Several unique features are promised
10 enliyeR the ball that California
council No $50. Knights of Columbus,
viii give at the Palace hotel next
Wednesday evening. lively commit
tee of arrangements has been at work
arranging for the affair. and indica-
tions point to very enjoyable func-
tion.
Unusual interest is being taken in the
ball by the members of California coun-
ell and their friends, and many prom
inent san Franciscans viii be among
the dancers.
The council has held many brilliant
balls in the past. and several Of those
responsible for these pleasant events
are upon the committee which has this
affair in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
KEEPING THE HAIR

To prevent dry, thin and falling hair;
remove dandruff; allay itching and irri-
tation, and promote the growth and
beauty Of the hair. frequent shampoos
with Cuticura Soap and occasional dress
ings with Cuticura are usually effective
when all other methods fail. Special
and full directions accompany each
package OF Cuticura.
Cutfcura Soap C25c). Ointment (5Ocl Resolvens
(50cl. and Chocolate Coated Pills (25c). are sold
throuzhout the world. Potter Drug a Chem Corr
Sole Props. 1877 Columbus Ave Boston
n7Aalied Free. Cut.cura Book on Skin and Scalp.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
COURT SUSPECTS
SOME ESnREWD TRICK
Convict Attorney Collins Writes
to Judge Lawlor to Strike
Bargain With Justice

George d. Collins, the crafty, is anx-
ious TO strike bargain with justice,
as represented by Judge Lawlor and
the district attorneys office. A letter
dated from San Quentin has been re-
ceived from the convicted slawyer-per-
jurer by Judge Lawlor offering to drop
all the motions he has pending on the
calendar of the court if the bigamy
charge still pending against him is
withdrawn.
1t was for bigamy that Collins was
being tried when he escaped to Canada.
After being extradited he was tried
twice for perjury. convicted and SEN
fenced to IA years imprisonment
Both Judge Lawlor and Assistant
District Attorney Fred l.. Berry are
suspicious that there may be some
shrewd trick behind Collins proposal.
and decided to take it under consid
GRAFTON for week. On it's face it
would appear to indicate that Collins
has at last resolved to accept his IA
years term without further protest if
the prosecution agrees to drop all
other charges against him.
FoRESTERS TO INSTALL OFFICERS re-
Gently elected officers of Unique circle of the
Companions of the Forest of the Ancient Order
of Foresters to be installed in Jefferson
SQUARE building tomorrow night. The eere-
will no fol mod hx- bour
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
INSTALLATION BANQUET

BANQUET Redwood circle No
~ of the Women of WoOdcraft. auxiliary 70
the Woodmen of the World. will have an in
stallation banquet tomorrow night in Cotillon
hall in honor of the officers who are to serve
for the current term.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

Wonder of wonders. viii they ever
cease! For years inventors have
made flying machines without being
able to fly with them.-unttl re-
Gently. So scientists for years have
had electricity, but the mystery has
been how to apply it for medical
purposes to produce the best results
1t Is now no longer mystery
Now come the ElectropodeS which
turn the human body into what
might be described as a magnet so
Stealthily that the current cannot
be felt even by the person who is
using them. yet producing such a
powerful force as to turn the weak
est nerves into vigorous whip
cords" and put an end to some or
the most obstinate diseases.
The simplicity Of Electropodes. as
well as their results, are almost in
credible. They have an astonishing
effect on nerve weakness. brain fag,
loss of ambition, courage and
energy, loss of memory and especial
ly on nervous proStration- For
rheumatism, neural gia, kidney
trouble, backache, weak heart. liver
and stomach troubles they have al
ready wrought wonders.
ElectropodeS are worn In the
shoes. Aside from this they bear no
resemblance to any insOles you have
ever seen or heard about. You never
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

ADDRESS AT Y. w. c. A.-Dr. David Starr
Jordan of Stanford university will address
citation. 1249 OFarre1l street at i O'Clock this
Z afternoon. taking as his subject .sInterest of
Women in Public Affairs. Miss Irene Hol-
land will render vocal solos and a social half
hour viii follow the address.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
Cortex items.


Born to Mr.. and Mn. Ernest Hig-
man, Sunday morning, . son.
a number Of our people visited Ma
vajo Springs last Sunday to ere the
Bear dance aud the issuing Of rations.
Charles Randall aud Prof. Schurted
went to Navajo spring., Saturday.
Mr.. aud Ms. Bowman moved onto
the David Longenbaugh ranch Friday.
The Cortex orchestra gave . dance
Saturday night. II was well attended.
Married Monday afternoon at the
home Of l. Martin, Miss Marsh to Mr..
Runk
The baby boy Of MT. and Mn. John
Duncan was taken seriously III Monday
night but at this writing 10 improving
In health.
nrs. Matte Cushman came up from
ncElmo canon Tuesday, aud left for
Telluride "Wednesday morning.
w. F. Mowry has opened . law oflice
at MOntrOse.
The election passed Oh very quiet
Tuesday, aud resulted In the election
Of MI. Vincent for mayor, 8. J. Smith,
4. X. Lamb aud DR.. Cslkins for trust
ees.
II Grsden Of the Durango Cold Stos.
age company, was In Cortex Wednes-
day night.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
Arrlpla Rflels.


The Arri0la Stock Co. ass putting On
On entertainment for Friday evening
% the Peel auditorium that proulsss 70
b very good.
Allan Moore, Of Rico, b Visiting at
The home of NJ. ROycs.
Ed. keyser hes taken chargs Of the
Arriola blacksmith shop and b doing
eood work. Gibson, the former occur
pant, expects 10 20 10 Ute mountains
mines for the summer.
Mn. p. McKenna, oe Telluride, y
visiting her sister Mx. August Thomas.
August Thomas and family expsct to
depart for the Northwest the hnt Of
the week, where they will visit Nm.
Thomas aunt Mn. E. Chapman who b
now living In Washington.
Mr.. Rutherford has purchased 30
acres of land from Floyd Mccall. Con.
ssderation $4,000
Mr.. Ginter Of Rocky Ford b with "
looking for . piece Of land suitable for
home ASd we have no doubt but he
can find what he 10 looking for.
The next meeting Of the Ladies Aid
will be with Mrs. q. Cbristy.
Farmers are very busy preparing to
put In crops. The weather 20 far being
favorable to plowing and sowing grain.
Rev. miller, Of Dolores, ID spen ding q
fe~ days at the home Of M. Davis.
Mr. Royce Ia expected homo from
Denver In few days accompanied by
his mother who will make her home
here.
MI. II. Walker, Of Denver, 10 here,
again, looking over al irrigation propo-
sition with II. r. Morgan.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

OddIe Rickner of Mancas, is repre-.
senting Aoniesums coanty In . contest
which means tour through California
Tor the winners. The contest wss
planned by the Colorado springs
Gazette company. The State haa heen
divided Into seven districts snd . nun.
bsr of young ladies' have bsen appotn,.
ed In each district 10 canvas Tor the
Daily aud sunday 0sssits and Even.
Ing Herald. Each Subscription counts
. crrtain namt,es of votes aud the iwo
girls In each district with the largest
numh~s of votss wiii 20 on the tour.
The one that get the srsatsst numbss os
votes may take . friend with her, max.
Ing f,feen young ladies that will take
the trip. The editor of ths Oasesss
and his wife Will sccosnpAny them aud
pay oil exprnsss. Mn R.ct0ss, 90.
compaaIed BY her father, ThoMas Rick.
nes, and nIs uorsils nc0ssw. ives In
Dolosss Friday and saturday aud took
Q large nun,t,es of s9lsrsiptloUs. II
you ass lntsrsststi In having noalssu.
nss county ssprsssutsd On this tour
sddrvss nIss RIcknss st Asseos.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
Rev. Iri z. Hicks Almanac For 1910.

Ready November 18th, 1909. . spIen.
did yearbook, on astronomy aud
n'eteorology, the only one containing
the original Hicks Weather Forecasts.
BY mail, postpaid, 35c, on newstands,
aOc. One copy free with = years sub
scription To Word aud Works, the Rev.
lrl X. Hicks Monthly magazine, the
hest u. monthly In America. Dis.
counts on Almanscs In quantities..
Agents wanted. Remember, the genu.
Inc Hicks Forecasts" are not published
anywhere else-you get them only In
his own publications. Word and
Works Publishing Co., 220i Locust H.,
St. Louis, Mo.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
Cal ssossss Passss Away.

Calvin House died at his home siz
miles below Dolores Tuesday, April 8,
1910, from injuries FscsIsved from
being kicked In the stomach By horss
Saturday evening. The funeral ssr.
vices, conducted by Rev. Clark, wers
held At the houss yesterday afternoon.
The remains were laid 10 rest In the
Dolores cemetery.
Deceased was born In Wisconsin
march 10, 1865. He came 10 colorado
when young man end was an old.
timer In MontexumA county. He
leaves . wife aud three daughters 10
mourn his departure.
The synIpathy Of the entire commu.
nifty goes out to the bereaved family.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

The municipal election Tuesday Vas
. very quiet affair. Only seventy.nvs
votes were cast out of . registration Of
isi. Following h the number of vat~s
each candidate received. For mayor,
W. y. Ordwsy IS; II. v. Pyle. rs. For
trustees for the two year term, J. u.
Brun,ley 90, }. ID. Burg~in 81, II. Z.
L~furg~y So. J. II. Porter az. Trustee.
for the one year term, 7. II. Akin ~.
w. W. By~r- ~, w. q. McBIochiin as,
J. l.. Trimbls ~. M~~srs. Brun,ley
aud Porter were candidate on both the
cItistns' and D~mocratIc tickets. IN
fss - the success VI the tickets are
coOcesned, the citls~ns' have . little
the bettes of Il. The mAyors ti~ti. tea
two-yeas trustees, who were candidates
on bosh tickets, elected. ons two-year
trustee elected on the D~nsocratlc tlck.
q and 40 ons-ysss trustees on The
Citissus' ticket.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
lllssOlaselON NOelce.

Notice Is hereby given that the Co
partnership existing between Charles
Bear aud A. Z. S~arner, 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Charles Bear will pay all the indsbt-
edness Of the said firm, and will collect
and receipt for all moneys due the Arm.
CHARLES BEAR.
A. &. SwARNER.
Dated at Dolores, Colorado, this SIS
day Of March, 1910.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

County Horticultural Inspector Tay-
Ior was busy Wednesday inspecting
fruit trees at the Dolores depot. He
reports trees from some II the nurseries
quite free from disease while from other
nurseries about GO per cent have to be
thrown out. II the rigid inspection Of
all stock 10 kept up for . few more
years like It has been the past two OF
three year~, outside nurseries will soon
cease to ship diseased good to this part
Of the country.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

The revival meetings continue at the
Baptist church. Sunday At 3 p. m. DR.
Williamson will speak to men only;
subject 1.-THE Biggest Fool In Town"
Come and let's locate him. In the
evening he will preach on THE New
Birth" Meetings every evening next
week beginning at 7:3O O'Clock. DIR.
and Mrs. Williamson will sing ut each
service. Come aud receive blessing.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Revolution Of the school system,
which will revolutionise the method of
selecting the state superintendent Of
public instruction aud the county
superintendents Of schools, h recon-
u,ended by the committee on county
organization 81 the educational council
In session In Denver To take the
offices which have to do With educa-
tionai life out Of partisan politics 10 the
aim of the committee expressed In .
report submitted by George l.. Hess,
superintendent of the La Junta schools
aud chairman Of the committee.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

The Easter hunt, advertised to be
given by the ladies of the Baptist
church the Saturday before Easter but
which Was postponed on account Of the
inclrnent weather, was held Friday
afternoon, and Was enjoyed by . mum.
Ter of young folks. some of the boys
and girls were afraid 10 take part In
the hunt on account of Il being April
lst, aud the probability that there
might he no eggs 10 lind, bot tbnss
who took part were amply rewarded.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Randolph Williamson and family Of
PaoniA, arrived In Dolores Friday and
are located In Mr.. Fox's house on east
Central avenue. Mr.. Williamson re-
Gently purchased the johnson building
and Is now having . vault built In II
and otherwise remodeled preparatory
10 opening . hank about April 18th.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
From Our Exchanges.

Mancos Times-Tribune: George. H.
Shields, Of Durango, has been given
the contract TO burn $50, 900 brick for
the First National bank building and
for the opera house block. Mr.. Shields
h an old hand Rt burning brick and
understands the art well. The fronts
Of the new buildings will be Of pressed
brick trimmed with stone.-Three
single taps and one double tap have
been made on the town water mains
this month. The city water works are
In fine financial condition and the rev.
inue is rapidly and constantly on the
increase. The water works will take
care Of themselves alright.
Rico Item.-Mrs. Hugh Rae is home
from the West Dolores where she was
visiting with Mrs. q. A. Goble for the
past few yeeks. Miss Annie Little, .
professional nurse, was an arrival from,
Denver Sunday, having been engaged
to attend Mrs. II. II. Dawson whose
prolonged illness continues to he the
deepest concern Of relatives aud friends.
The fight to overcome the heavy now
of water In the Shamrock shaft Of the
United Rico Mines co,npsnyis about
won. The three pumps that are In
constant service are gradually getting
the best Of II aud the water 10 down
10 withiH eight feet of the station level
Of the shaft. II Is confidently expect
ed that before tomorrow night the
large mschIne drill holes through
which the force Of water gains access
into the shaft will he safely plugged
aud that oil danger Of the further food.
ing Of the mine will then b- over.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

J. J. Harris 4 20. just unloaded two
cars Of the "Old Reliable" Schuttier
Wagons, consisting Of both wide and
narrow track, wide and narrow tires.
THERE'S . great demand for this popu-
lar Wagon, and they propose to keep
on hand full stock at all times.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

J. f. Rentz Of Colorado Spring, re-
turned home saturday after . two
weeks visit with his father, DIR. J. II.
Rsntx, Of this place. He was accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Josephine. Of
Cortez, who will spend . short time
visiting with friends In the Springs.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Edward Payson Weston, the aged
pedestrian, who Is attempting to walk
from coast to coast, IL said to lie border.
Ing on nervous collapse. He 10 now
crossing Illinois and 10 eleven days
ahead Of his schedule.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

After the services In the Baptist
church Monday evening . reception
WAS given Dr. and Mrs. Williamson.
A large crowd was present to greet
these christian workers who are to
spend two weeks In our town. Ice
cream and cake were served.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

The evangelistic meetings at the
Baptist church are increasing In inter
e~t aud power. DR.. Williamson aud
wife were given 3 royal reception at
the hrst service held on Monday night.
Each night the work Ia deeper than
the night previous. Let every child
Of God "Cou,e up to the help of the
Lord against the mighty"
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Just received, . car Of John Deere
plows, from single shovel on up to the
1910 sulky plow, disc, quail spring and
steel tooth harrows. Cultivation, seed.
ers, scrspers, mowers, etc. See them
aud get prices Of The Rust Lumber 4
Mercantile COMPANY.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Inez Thomas and daughter and
Miss Nellie Num- came In on Mondays
train and are visiting with Dolores
friends this week.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Just received . car load Of McCor-
mick binders, mowers, rakes, repairs,
and sisal twine. The rake~ are extra
heavy mountain rakes aud are suitable
for clearing sage brush, etc. The Rust
Lumber 4 Mercantile Co, Dolores, Colo
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Married "Wednesday, April 8, at Cor
tez, MT. William Jones to Miss Cora
Msyrant both Of this place. Mr.. Jones'
has been In the employ Of Nash 4 MSir
for several months, and Miss MAyrant
lives with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
H. Mayrant, In East Dolores. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Jones will make their home nj
ArloA.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

John Pinyan Of Mancos, ha, ae-
cepted position with Exon and Rush
general merchants Of this place. He
entered upon his duties last Friday.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

German aerOnaut will sail In q bal
loon from Spain to Porto Rico. over
the route taken by Columbus. He ex-
poets to accomplish the feat In five
days,
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

At 8 p. m. Sunday meeting for
women only will be held In the n. y.
church addressed by ME. Williamson.
Women and girls come.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Charles Hosea, who with his family
spent the winter IN California. arrived
home Sunday. Mrs. Hosea and the
children stopped over In Moab to visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Goodman and
Mp. Green.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

+. 9. Graham moved his family 10
Arloa this week. M. Graham has &c.
cepted . position with the Montesuma
Lumber Company at that place.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

George Ditchneld 10 having bis Sixth
street property improved by fillinR In
the yard where last summen floods
washed the earth away.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Mrs. J. c. Reed Of Hesperus. who
was called here Friday on account Of
the serious illness Of her father, DR..
Cabell, returned home Monday.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

John Haley Of Rocky Ford, came In
Wednesday to choose for himself .
piece Of Montexu,na county real estate.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Lost A ladies coat between Dolores
and Lebanon Oh the Lost canon rad.
Finder please return TO this Office OF
to MN. w. +. clark, Lebanon. The
coat was lost one week ago last night.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Mrs. CIeaver WuestOff and Miss Doro-
thy Pyle spent Sunday visiting with
friends IN Cortez.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

DR.. }. T.. Bell, dentist, who has had
an Office In Dolores for the past six
months, closed up shop the Grst oi
April aud went out on his ranch to
live the "sin,ple Iife." During bis
short stay In this place he built up .
practice that was larger than he could
take care Of himself DR.. q. u. Morri.
soD became associated with him, and
during the past two months they have
both been kept busy. DR.. Bell came
to Montesuma county from Texas last
summer Tor his sons health, aud located
on Summit Ridge south Of town where
he purchased . ranch. He believes
that rsDchIng can bs made profitable,
aud h . plsaaantrr and mosr hesthful
occupation than dsntistry.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

For Rent Small house with barn
and chicken yard. Inquire Of J. G.
Bergh, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

J. T.. McKeever went to Arloa Mon.
day where be has q position with the
MOntexuma Lumber company.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
T. II. Akin Friday, April Is, 1910, at
2p. III. This Is the seni.annual elec-
tion Of officers and q large attendance
Is desired.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Homo Johnson was \ Durango pas
senger on Mondays train; returning
home Tuesday.