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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
fight FOR HONOR
BREAKS UP Home
Wife Gets Divorce While Colonel
G. M. Perkins Seeks Vim
dication in East
Especial. Dispatch to The Call

BERK ELEY, Sept. 26.-The repeated
but unsuccessful efforts of Lieutenant
Constantine NJ Perkins, United States
marine corps, retired, to regain the
commission he resigned. after an in
quiry by military board. broke up his
home, according to his wife, Mrs. Ora
Whitley Perkins, who was granted an
interlocutory decree of divorce today
on the ground of desertion.
At her North Berkeley home at 1870
LIE Roy avenue, Mrs. Perkins declared
tonight that Colonel Perkins placed
his position in the marine corps above
all else in life. Since the findings of
the board of inquiry, after his 80 years
of service, he voluntarily resigned.
Later he petitioned the president. con-
gress and men of influence to have
him restored to rank.
His wife was enlisted in the task
and with a persistence equal to his
own she labored in his behalf without
result Seeing the futility of further
that she would aid him no longer. and
refused to go to Washington and other
cities of the east, where he now is
supposed to be, to petition the naval
authorities for a rehearing and rein
statement.
According to her story of domestic
unhappiness, it was the last straw.
and angry at her refusal to accompany
him. Colonel Perkins declared on TAX
ing his departure two years ago that
he would never again return to Cali,
fornia, where he has made his home
for the last 20 years.
He has, however, corresponded with
Mrs Perkins, and recently asked that
his personal effects be sent to him.
She shipped them east with warming
of the divorce proceedings at hand,
but he has not replied.
Mrs Perkins declared that he mis-
treated her four sons, one of whom,
Whitley Perkins, l9 years. of age, is
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
STUBBS HAS FIGHTING
CHANCE FOR LIFE ONLY
Railroadman Despondent and
Indifferent to Fate

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. 2s-A fight
ing chance for his life is all the doc
tors will concede to Donald P Stubbs.
SON of j. c. Stubs of Chicago, traffic
director of the Hartman lines, who is
lying in a hospital here dangerously
wounded as the result of a supposed
accident with a revolver Saturday
night
Young Stubbs. who is general agent
in Cleveland of the Union Pacific rail-
road, is 80 years old and a graduate
of Nevada state university.
His condition is rendered more
serious as he is reported to be very
respondent and expresses no desire to
live, claiming his life has been a
failure
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
SECOND DELEGATION OF
BANKERS STARTS WEST

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-The second
division of delegates to the American
bankers associations annual meeting
to be held in Los Angeles October 3 to
departed this afternoon on three
special trains.
They viii tour the Grand canyon. the
Pacific coast and the Canadian Rockies.
The wives and daughters of the
bankers are in the party,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
BANK BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST CASHIER

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-The New
York branch of the Russo Chinese bank
brought suit for 100000 today against
its erstwhile youthful cashier, Erwin ].
Wider, now awaiting sentence for loot
ing the strongbox of more than $780,
600. This move to recover money indi-
Gates that the bank does not place much
trust in Wider's story that he lost all
his stealings in Wall street
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
BODY OF MISSING WOMAN
is FOUND IN LAKE
Purse Is Missing; Otherwise
Accident Theory Fits

SEATTLE. Sept 26.-The BODY of
Mrs. L. J. Lovejoy. ~ years old. who
had been missing since Saturday even
ing, was found in Lake Union TODAY
When Mrs. Lovejoy started home from
downtown Saturday she had in her
purse sac and a certificate of deposit
for S135. Aside from the fact that
the purse is missing there is nothing
to indicate that her death was other
than accidental
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
Question of Assessment

The question whether the stock hold
ers of the Ocean Shore railway com
pany shall be assessed to pay the debts
OF the corporation was argued before
District Judge Van Fleet in the United
States circuit court yesterday by Gar
ret W McEnerney, representing the
stock holders, and ]. Howard Smith.
appearing in mis- own behalf as a cred
itor
Smith contended that the court and
the receiver had the right, under the
act of the legislature making stock
holders liable for the debts of the cor
poration, to assess the stock holders to
pay the debts. This was contested by
w. w. Kaufman, attorney for the re-
ceiver, and McEnerney on the ground
that the receiver merely had the rights
that the management of a corporation
Itself would have, and that the direc-
tors of corporation would not have
the right to assess the stock without
the permission of two-thirds of the
owners.
The argument was continued until
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
VOTE ON OCEAN
Shore PERMIT
SAVES rights
Supervisors Pass to Print 0rdi=
nance Extending Privilege
Pending Argument
Final Settlement of Question Is
Deferred Until Meeting of the
Board Next Week

The question of renewal Of the Ocean
Shore company's permit to build in
Sunset and Richmond will come UP
for final settlement at next Mondays
session of the board of supervisors.
The Is members present yesterday
unanimously passed to print tine ordi-
nance granting the five year extension
OF the privilege, but several supervisors
announced that they so cast their votes
merely to give the company an oppor-
tunity more fully to state its case and
not to take snap judgment" on 1t.
The present grant expires October 5,
and negative action yesterday would
have killed any chance of reconsidera-
tion.
we don't want the Ocean Shore per-
nit to be extended for the reason
President Harvey and Attorney Corbett
allege you may safely grant it, de-
clared a. c. Campbell. speaking for
the Oceanside promotion association.
Its not street railway, that's true,
and that's just why we don't want it.
"Oceanside needs and would welcome
a street railway, and we want the city
10 build the Geary road down our way,
TOO. But to run this road through Sun
set and Richmond means the destruc-
tion of the value of these residential
sections"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
DIR. THOMPSON MUST
ANSWER FOR MURDER
OF MISS EVA SWAN
Developments Of
Yesterday IN the
Swan Murder Case

Dr.. Robert Thompson. alias
Grant. formally charged NTH
murder.
District Attorney Fickert exam
ines Marie Messerschmidt and
Paul p. Parker.
James Parker of Salinas. father
of Paul Parker. ARRIVES Nth
Dr.. Garth Parker. an older
son.
!, r. w. Swdn. brother of n1ur-
(. dered girl. wnes authorities to
hold body until his arrival.
Physician identified as Dart
mouth graduate. son of prom
inent Mem England family.
and former convict. sentenced
for counterfeiting.
Detective Ed Wren declares that
Parker must stay in jail until
exonerdted BY coroner's jury.
which meets today.
Parker clings TO his original state
ment, phile Detective Ed
Wren declares he. is liar
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$4,000 PAID TO
SUPERVISOR AS
PRICE OF VOTE
M. Mamlock, Member of Doodle
Board, Testifies Against
Telephone Agent
Money Accompanied by Instruc-
tiOns to Cast Ballot for
Proposed Franchise
,kT HEoDoRE V. HALsEY paid
me $4,000 in an unfurnished
a room in the Mills building.

KIT HEODORE v. HALSEY paid
me $4,000 in an unfurnisbed
n room in the Mills building.
telling me at the same time
10 vote for his company when the tele-
phone franchise came up before the
board of supervisors"
These words, uttered on the witness
stand by Max Mamlock, one of the old
Doodle board of supervisors. laid the
foundation of the case against Tbeo-
dore V. Halsey. agent for the Pacific
states telephone company, charged
WIN bribing supervisors, when it was
brought up before Judge Emmet Sea-
well yesterday
The words were the gist of the
entire prosecution. The specific charge
against Halsey was that he had bribed
Mamlock, and the latter's unhesitatine-
testmony was the strongest card in
the hands of the prosecution. IT was
Played early in the game and PLAYED
quietly. Maxwell McNutt, assistant
oistrict attorney prosecuting the case.
ellclted the information with about as
much display and flourish as he did the
name of fbe urifpaee
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GROUND OF OPPOSITION

Ot' OPPOSIIION
You can see what the Southern Pa
cihc tracks in Harrison street have
done to injure a residence section" de-
clared Deputy Recorder Stolz. I'VE
don't want that repeated in Richmond.
It's the history of every railroad that
il Injuries a residence section it pa asses
through, while street railways build
them up"
For the company Attorney Corbett
explained that the grant if confirmed.
would not debar the board from grant
ing the same concession over the same
blocks to one or a dozen other roads.
or to use the same street for munich
pal railroad.
To Mayor McCarthys observation
that g municipal streetcar would look
odd following up an Ocean Shore
freight train. Corbett replied the board
had the power to require all freight
traffic to be carried on at night and
In hours prescribed.
ARGUMENT FOR COMPANY
President Harvey said the road had
gone ahead in good faith, expending
S.0oe,0o0 on general construction. of
which s1.0o0.000 went for rights of way
IN the city and a large sum for a
private right of way over the Spring
Valleys lands about Lake Merced.
which would be useless unless the COM
pany were allowed 20 build the western
branch.
see no objection to passing the
blH to print said Supervisor Cutten
although I'll have to be shown before
final passage that it will not interfere
with the Geary road"
Nelson asked that the board of works
and the city engineer be instructed to
report If street.-the Richmond thor
oughfare lnvolved-was to be used for
the municipal road.
l might say for the supervisors in
formation that this board will decide
the route and not the board of works.
said McLaughlin.s But we don't want
70 take snap judgment on the Ocean
shore. for one am going to look into
this thing this week.
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MAYBE THE JOB WILL SUIT
READ PAR TICULAR IN
7 II E UN DA Y c IL
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Cincinnati Jreitag, ben 20. Mai 1910.

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Gin &dmpf Dor 8lueftel ; 3
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gen.
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billiger Ieien ais ariippel".
0us 8erf0r fano in 9sr6inburu
nit Der Oper'Iten 9ortaqe itatt, Der
! 5ufolqe Elm 9epdrtement fir 2(r6s:t
uro 9eIunobeitspfIege treirt nsrDeU
ioQ. 6oLoer psripra6, Dem &ommit.
tee aQe qs.Diini6te Qusturit ii6er BIZ
Gueus Ieinsr synformationsn gu q:
ben. Gr Idate unter Qrberem, Dat
tpd6rsro oes Strsits in ben greTet
| Steel Gar DOrts in McRees Ro4:
bic ReprGientanten Der 2trbeitersCr
ganiIationsr bic Jabrit 6fFentli6 ali
Elm nmenIdli6es S6Iadtbaus" ee
3eihnet hGtter.
Dor etniger 5aqen ioB id1 in y
CFfice einsg ForqreBmitqIieoes ro
gsrninlpGnien," idqts Sober. al
mir mitgethsiIt ipuros, bdB in Der
6ofpital einss Der Qsrninloanie
Stuhlpsrte 2sute ubTihtlih uno mi
9orbebaht qet0Otst lpurben, psnr mo,
Der griift 1T. oaB es fir bic &or,
pa9ris beHer lei, eiuen 1ooten aIs si
nen Griippsl gu hdben."
2luf bic Frdoe be- Senators Smoot
psIhe StdhltompdQnie oies lei, IoQt
, 6oloer, oaB es bic get6Iehem S:ee
Gompann lei. unb er Deripra6, Der
| Rommittee olle 5hutidhen in 0erbtn
, bung nit Der 9eihuloi3ung CUR Ger
fii1unq itellen 3u lpoLlen.
, 8or6er bate 6oloer oem &omnitte
! qeIdqt, es tpuroe bebauotet. oaB ,ir
! qroBs = britunIdQe in Ohio in nsu
. Hdbren 1900 Wdnr:r .ost0otet" bob'
j, SenQtor Smoot osrlQnQte geneiie iii
, bieis 9eb1uptuno unb 6oloer ertI5rt
, barauI1in, baf sr feline Snformotio
, aus erIter 6uuo o1fir habe.
! Die dr0Bte SppoiittOn piro oe
I, | Cner=8orL1de bon Der nRatiorols2i
I ga fir dr3tlihe 5rsibeit" geHaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20
Wetterberi6t.

siir Sbio: Stridregen am 5reis
fac ober in Der 5reitag gtaat uno
notwithstanding am Sumitag. aihler
am garnfag. Wdbis itdrte iiiblt4s
gpinne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20

q. 2Duts, Wlo., 19. WlaI, =
Die 2ethe bes Glerts Der oGttp Of
Galtiuo", 9. 6. 9ater. uelter iih
beim llntsroarg be5 8umpfers IN 10
berotIaer MeiTe fir bic puTa9tere
opferte, rpurbe am 3onner'tag bei 81.
@anepiene, DO, 80 Wteilen unterh1tb
Glen Darts. aus benz DaiIsr ge3ogsn.
Gs psrosn INNER nod bic 2et4eH oon
7 peri ioasn oeruiiBt.