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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

He finished his last mile in minutes
and SO seconds. His second and third
miles were his fastest, each closing in 5
minutes fiat. Those legs of the race
gave Fitzgerald such lead that he was
not at any time pressed by his oppo-
nents.
The brilliant finish of the Marathon
was fitting climax of the carnival.
Queen Mabel Furtado and her attend
ants paced the streets and held court at
various places all the afternoon, and
the streets and concessions were brill
liantly lighted. Late in the afternoon
the crowd was denser than at any time
yesterday.
PRIZES ARE AWARDED
Prizes were awarded by the carnival
committee as follows:
Best business float, $40 silver cup-J c. Wares
of Elmhurst. blacksmithy the representa-
tion.
Best decorated business house, $40 punch bowl
A. A. Bailey.
Second best decorated business house $50 sill
yer cup-Joseph Herrscher.
Best decorated automobile, 500 cup-A. s..
Wager.
Miss Efhe Parsons. Castro valley.
Best decorated residence. $40 cut glass dish
Justice ]. n. Frank
Second best decorated residence, $50 cup-D.
L. Toffelmier.
Best ladies' drill team in competition. $40
cup-Won by Maccabee ladies Of Melrose hive.
Other awards will be made tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
MAYORS INVITED
TO DEDICATION
Carpenters Union of Fruitvale
Builds New Meeting Place
for Orders

OAKLAND. June 12.-The members
of local No. 147S. united brotherhood
of carpenters and joiners of America,
viii hold dedicatory exercises at the
new FruitvaIe carpenters hall. East
Twelfth street and Fruitvale avenue.
August 1. Invitations to take part
have been sent TO Mayor p. Fl. Me-
Carthy of San Francisco. Mayor Frank
X. Mott of Oakland and Mayor Noy or
Alameda. The commercial and business
organizations of the bay cities will be
represented.
The new hall is two stories, with a
large hall on the second floor. At one
end is a stage. The hall will be used
as meeting place for several socie-
ties. Headquarters will be maintained
in it by the carpenters local, Fruitvale
Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters
and Eastern Star. Several improve
ment clubs will also meet in the build
ing.
o. L. Sparks is president OF the
building association. r. b. ingalls, is
secretary and J. Gold treasurer. They
have had charge OF the campaign in
which were raised funds to buy the
lot and start the building. The debt
will be paid in iAstaIlments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
PUPILS GRADUATED
Diplomas Awarded 3 CONNER
cial and IA Grammar Grade
Students of St. Joseph's

OAKLAND, June 12.-The annual ex-
ercises and distribution of certificates
to students of the convent school of
st. Joseph's institute, took place at
the auditorium of ST Patrick's church
In West Oakland at , o'clock this aft
ernoon. Certificates were issued to
three students of the commercial course
and IA of the grammar. grade. Their
names follow:
Certificates from commercial department-Mss
Mary Mary kerwin, Miss Ethel Astrue. Miss Frances
Tillmann.
GRAMMAR GRADE
Mildred Barnett Helen Kennev
Vernona McManns Grace Calvin
Carmel Armstrong Anna Ward
Irene Noble Agnes Treacy
Aurelia Risi Pauline Nav
Anastasia Griffin Margaret Caplice
Nellie 0'Donnell iCaroline Yalladao
Anna Cumberlich
An excellent program in honor of the
event was carried out, Rev j. b. Nc
Nally, pastor of ST. Patrick's church,
delivering an address at the close. A
gold medal was awarded to Miss Ethel
Astrue of the commercial department
graduates for the best musical compo-
sition, and likewise to Miss Anna May,
who drew for the award with Miss
Veronica Lefevre, Miss Vernona Nc
Mannis and Miss Rita Driscoll. The
program of the exercises follows:
Cnorus tGlover) ..-............-...Noe Vocal class
Greetings ...............M Miss Verdi Kenney
Boating Song, (Boardmanl ....,..... .MinIms
Galop. Caprice -.................... Russell
Misses Z. Astrue. A. May, Il. Driscoll,
g. Marenger.
Memories, recitatiye. Class
''Valse Brillianter ........M Menz
Misses Z. May, A. Ward, A. Treacy,
" McMsnnis.
My Faith Looks Up TO Thee.
...::...-. Pantomimed hymn my juniors
Chorus from .'Tannhauser'' ......... Wagner
Misses V. Lefevre f. Astrue A. May,
S. Shortt.
DRAMA
'Clotilde of France"
Scene 1--Gipsy camp
alpine Bells .oesten
Misses l. Haas. d. Nilsson. NJ. Coyne.
A. Schumacher, +. Plane. V Fenelon.
Scene 2-Boudoir of Queen ClotiIde.
Musical selections.
Scene 3-Gardens of the royal palace.
Musical selections
Scene 4-The throne
At the close of the program Father
McNally went to his home at 1915 Pc
ralta street, where his relatives and
friends had prepared a dinner and en-
tertainment for him in honor of the
fortieth anniversary of his priesthood.
Father McNally was ordained a priest
by the bishop of Kildare at Callow col
lege in 1870. The same year he came
to Oakland and has spent his time
since then in building up the present
parish of st. Patrick
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
TWO BATHERS WITH
BUT A SINGLE TUB
Berkeley Police Object to Water
Being Overworked

BERKELEY. June 12.-On a charge
of permitting two customers to bathe
in one tub at his public bathing es-
tablishment, Y. Harano, owner of a
Japanese bathhouse at 2113 Berkeley
way, this city, was arrested last night
and will be examined before Justice
Robert Edgar tomorrow on charge of
violating the Berkeley public bathhouse
ordinance.
Some time ago. when a crusade was
started by the police against the con-
ditions in Japanese lighthouses. HaranO
was arrested, and last nights affair
will probably mean the inspection of
similar establishments in the neighbor-
hood.
Harano was released on $40 bail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
VALUABLE WARDROBE
STOLEN FROM HOTEL

OAKLAND, June I2.-The theft of a
valuable wardrobe from the apartments
Of Mrs. Z. B. Bradon in the Key Route
inn was reported to the police today.
Mrs Bradon was away from the hotel
all last week and did not discover her
loss until yesterday. Among the miss
ing articles of apparel are four pairs
of silk stockings. valued at IS a pair, a
French embroidered nightgown, two
white satin evening gowns, one green
evening gown, white tailored suit
one lavender hat trimmed with five os-
trich plumes, several pairs of gloves
and lingerie.
The stolen goods are valued at 1929.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
BERKELEY CHURCHES
HOLD CHILDREN'S DAY
Promotions Granted and Ser
mons Preached

BERKELEY. June 12.- Children's s
day services were held at three Berke-
ley churches today, the Bethany Con-
gregational. Calvary Presbyterian and
Knox Presbyterian.
AT the Bethany church the children
presented musical program, and a
special sermon was heard. Rev. Fran
els M. Price of the Park Congregational
church of this city occupied the pulpit.
The Calvary Presbyterian church cell
ebrated the day with songs and reci-
tations by the children. Rev. Andrew
Beattie, pastor of the church, delivered
special sermon to the children Rev.
r. S. Eastman spoke at the Knox
church, and the Sunday school class
promotions for the year were an
nounced
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
BOARD TO SELECT
PLANS FOR SCHOOLS
Two Buildings Soon to Be Built
in Alameda

ALAMEDA, June 12.-The board of
education will next week select plans
for the new Haight school building.
Thirteen designs were submitted by
architects. Nine plans have been elm
mated, leaving five from which the
final selection will be made.
The building will stand on the site
of the present Haight school, in Santa
Clara avenue between Willow and
Chestnut streets. 1t will cost 100000.
The board of education expects to have
work started early in August.
Thirteen plans for the new Washing
ton school are in the hands of the
board and it is expected that design
for this school will be selected within
two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
OAKLAND ODD FELLOWS
CHOOSE NEW OFFICERS
Grand Master Will Confer Third
Degree Tuesday Evening

OAKLAND, June 12.-Oakland lodge
No. 11S, 1. o. o. F.. has elected officers
for the coming year, as follows:
A. NJ. Russell. noble grand; Z. H.
Nash. vice grand; F. W. Woodcoek, re-
cording secretary; ID. A. Price, financial
secretary; C. III. Osgood, treasurer; j.
A C. Des1aureaus, trustee; George Kirk,
representative to hall association.
The grand master will make an Of
fetal visit to the lodge Tuesday even
ing and will confer the third degree.
installation of officers may be feature
of that evenings program.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
OAKLAND ELKS WILL
CELEBRATE FLAG DAY
JuriSts Will Deliver 0rationS at
Eucalyptus Theater

OAKLAND, June l2.-Flag day will
be observed by the members of Oak
land lodge No. III, B. p. o. E., at the
eucalyptus amphitheater, Piedmont
park, the evening of June IA. The fa-
nous drill team, which has won first
prizes IN all its competitions, will ma
neuVer.
The orations Will be delivered by
Superior Judge Frank Murasky of San
Francisco and Supreme Justice Henry
A. Melvin, past grand exalted ruler of
the order. W. II. L. Hynes. assistant
district attorney of Alameda county,
viii deliver the Elks' tribute to the
flag.
The committee of arrangements is
composed of Clarence NJ. Reed, L H.
Clay and Harry Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
ARRESTED ON
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE

G. NJ Richardson, a salesman for
merly employed by the HauschiIdt mu-
sic house. 81 Grant avenue, was ar
rested yesterday in Bakersfield on
warrant sworn to by his former en-
ployers. He is charged with embezzle-
ment.
Richardson disappeared from his
place of employment on May 13, and
though a warrant was sworn to at that
time accusing him of the theft, he was
not located until yesterday in the
southern city.
It is alleged by the firm that he ap-
propriated musical instruments valued
at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
VISITING BERKELEY
Morgan L. Ryder Arrives at
Old Home

BERKELEY, June Morgan L.
Ryder. former Berkeley town trustee
and now local freight agent for Cali
fornia with the Southern Pacific, is Wis
iting friends in this city for a few days
while on his way from Los Angeles,
where he makes his headquarters, to
the Pacific Coast Association of Rail-
road Agents, which meets next week in
Portland.
Ryder is the father of Worth Ryder,
a member of the University of Califor-
MIA class of 1907 and former editor of
the Pelican, the comic paper of the
university.
Worth Ryder is recent graduate of
the royal academy of art in Bavaria
and has achieved some fame in the
world of art
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
BACK SUPPOSED To
HAVE BEEN BROKEN
Southern Pacific EmpIoye Is
Struck by Locomotive

OAKLAND, June 12.-William Mi
kios, laborer employed by the South
ern Pacific, was struck by a freight
engine at the Sixteenth street depot
about noon today, and an examination
at the receiving hospital, where he was
taken, indicated that his back had been
broken. This afternoon Mikios was
removed to Providence hospital where
an operation will probably follow an
X-ray examination
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
PRIZE FIGHT INJURIES
CITY, SAYS MINISTER
San Francisco Given Unwhole-
some Name. He Declares

"The impending prize fight is, in ef
feet, declaring to the world that San
Francisco glories in being the most un-
wholesome city on the continent" de-
clared Rev. Louis j. Sawyer in the pre-
lude to his regular sermop last night at
the Hamilton square Baptist church.
He insisted that the Paris of Amer
lea" idea was hurting the city more
each day and that some step should be
taken Immediately to offset it's effect.
Commenting on the addresses deliv
cred at the recent Merchants associa
tion banquet, he said that half of the
merchants problems were caused by
the policy of the present administra-
tion in increasing the tenderloin and
making conditions inviting to the men
and women of the night life.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

NATIVES TO HOLD CARNIvAL-Alsmeda,
June 12.-Alameda parlOr No. AZ, n s G. W..
will hold a three days carnival al Surf Beach
park at the west end. beginning July . The
proceeds will be utilized 10 maintain head
nnarters in San Francisco for Admission DAY
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
CHURCH WOMEN WILL
GIVE POUND PARTY
Ball to Follow Program at Elm.
hurst Hall

OAKLAND, June 12.-The women of
St Louis church, Elmhurst, will give a
pound party Friday evening, at Red
Mems hall. Elmhurst. A feature of the
program will be Celtic dances by Miss
Francis Keith. A ball will follow the
exercises.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

LECTURE ON DEATH Berkeley. juno 12.--F.
fasmore OF Los Angeles lectured this evening
before the Berkeley Theosophical society at its
headquarters. 2161 Shattuck avenue, on The
Mystery OF DEATH" Pasmore is writer on
theosophy aud occultism.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
MOTHERS FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE

II. -
Not only is Mothers Friend safe and smnle H. M
remedy but the comfort and hea1thful condition k1E
use produces makes it of inesmable every EL ZA
epectan mother Mothers Friend pain and
caused by the strain different nausea bv
counter action backache and limbs soohes the
OF the breast glands and
ing the health and comfort prospective Mothers Friend
Tor external massage which lubrcating expand
ing ne onerent muscles and membranes thoroughly prepares
system for babys coming danger the mother Mothers
Friend sold at drug Write containing
valuable information for expectant mothers
"a. RDRn
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

Tents, campers outfits, at H. Schell-
haas. 18th st. at Franklin, Oakland .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20

NOTHING more will be done in regard to
~ building additions to the MOana Hotel
until the result of this prohibition agitation
is decided Prohibition is a mistake for this
country and will hurt our prosperity. The
present liquor law is a good one, and is
entitled to the support Of the people. Let
them have higher license if they want il. In
my opinion, prohibition is wrong. Tourists
do not want to be tied down by any such
piece Of legislation as prohibition law.
They won't come and that is all there is to it.
ARCHIBALD YOUNG
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20

and interest allowed at the rate of
2 per cent No person is to be per-
mltted to deposit more than 500
in any month nor to be allowed to
have exceeding $500 to his credit
at any time. The withdrawal of
funds is to be permitted at any time
The postal savings funds thus &C
cumulated are to be placed in state
and national banks In the commu.
mites in which the deposits are
made and the banks are to pay
therefor 2 Ia per cent. interest.
Five per cent. of the total deposits
are to be held by the Treasurer OF
the United States as reserve to
guarantee the payment OF depositors.
Banks are required TO deposit pub
lie bonds to insure the safety Of the
deposits. A provision authorizes
the withdrawal of 80 per cent. Of
the deposits for Investment In Gov
eminent bonds ard depositors are
permitted to transmute their de-
posts into bonds when they desire.
There also is a special provision
authorizing the investment in bonds
of the remaining 60 per cent. of
the savings funds, but this step Is
TO be taken only when directed by
the President.
PCstmasters in fourth class office"
are to be given additional compen
sation for their services in connec
ton with the depositaries, and pos
tai savings counts in the banks
are to be kept separate from al
other accounts. One hundred thou
sand dollars are appropriated tC
carry the proposed law into effect
and to establish the first of the de,
positaries.
The bill contains the following:
''The faith of the United States Il
solemnly pledged to the payment OF
deposits made in postal savings de
pcsitary Offices, with accrued inter
est thereon as herein provided"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
HEEIAKAI BEACH MUST WAIT

There will be nothing doing in the
building of new road on the Other
side Of Heeiakai beach and continu.
Ing in the direction OF Ahuimanu.
This matter was brought to .hr
aettention of the Board of Supery!s.
ors through communication from
Mr.. Macfarlare, the pineapple grow
er and Gamer lie complained that
the county engineering stan was en-
Quoting a survey through the com.
pany property without first having
secured the required permission.
The road board announced last
night that the proposition for con.
structing new road would be
dropped and not likely be taken up
again during the life OF the present
board
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
new COMPANY FORMED

Yesterday afternoon incorporation
papers of Puehuehu Agricultural
Company, Ltd, were filed with cap
ital of $4,000. all subscribed and ten
per cent paid in.
The company has the privilege of
increasing its capitalization to $780,
900 any time during its period of in
corporation, which is fifty years.
Officers and incorporators of the
company are: President, II. II. Rem.
ton; yice-president, +. Give Davies;
treasurer, Il. II. Wodehouse; secre-
tary, W. H. Baird; IL. Mex. Harrison
is one of the incorporators but not an
officer, and W. II. Mist is auditor Of
the company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
BOYCOTT DECLARED ON
| WINSTON CHURCHILL

LONDON, June 25.-There is a
determined effort on foot to boycott
Winston Churchill socially by his
eading political opponents and by
iome OF those on his own side OF
ne House. Mr.. Balfour is motor
'ously fond OF Mr.. Asqulth in prl-
ate ms well as Mr. Haldane and Sir
edward Grey, but his dislike for
winston Churchill is SO profound
hat he does not make the slightsS
attempt at concealing II.
Mr.. Balfour's feelings are SEEM
!ngly shared by the larger part of
London society and this has spread
TO the lower ranks, Neighbors of
Mr., Churchill declare that taxlcab
drivers are always mysteriously en-
gagged when his servants whistle for
cab, while they themselves find no
dlnlculty In securing taxis.
II is further. stated. that Mr..
Lloyd-George, despite his ayowed
democratic ideas which displease the
Tories SO greatly, is liable TO fan
under the suspicion of the Laborites
and Socialists on account of his de.
veloping the habit of accepting invi
tations to dine with members of the
nobility at fashionable restaurants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
SECY. MEYER and
ARMOR PLATE.
Secretary G. Navy Had Called Atten.
ton to Plates Before they Were
Put OIL sniDs.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July g.
Secretary Of the Navy Meyer. who
returned here today from his sum
mer home at Hamilton, Mass. has
taken up the question of the defec-
tive armor of the Utah and North
Dakota.
II is said here today that the Sec
rotary himself when he inspected the
North Dakota pointed out TO some Of
the officials present certain "bub.
"ias' IN "ne ar two pieces Of armor
This appears TO be the same thing
rs the ,"spolls" or "bllsters."
The early discovery Of seeming de.
rects In the armor Of the North Da q.
kota made 1t possible to have It in.
spected thoroughly or as thorough =.
ly as possible, with the result that
only one piece of plate escaped de-
lection and that was promptly rene
died, although after II had been at
tached to the ships eide.
omcials here say that 1t will not
do to have justifiable reports spread
abroad that armor plate with either
existing or potential defects can ac-
tually be placed upon American war
vessels.
One official today limited that the
oldtime inspection was perhaps as
good as the present method of inspec-
ton. The modern battleship. how
ever, requires enormous quantities
of armor plate which makes 1t more
difficult to inspect thoroughly than
in former days.
The question of an absolutely safe
inspection is nevertheless now up to
the department by reason of the re-
cent revelations. Secretary Meyer
has taken hold OF the question and
will endeavor to find satisfactory
method
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
PLOT TO MURDER
HARRIMANS FAILS

GOSHEN, n. Y, July "a dyna-
mite cartridge with percussion cap
was found this morning dangling
from tree over road near the
Hartman estate and was in such
position that passing automobile
probably would have struck and ex-
ploded II.
Frank McMurtrie, teamster In
the employ of the Hartman estate,
discovered 1t about 200 yards from
the depot opposite the Ramapo
bridge, near the intersection of the
Arden House road and the state road,
which are frequently used by Har-
riman automobilists from the Arden
house and the Arden farms and
dairy.
McMurtrie called lumberman OH
the estate, who carefully took down
the cartridge, detached the cap and
threw the dynamite into the river,
q. o. Bush, chief of police OF the
Tuxedo. started an investigation.
Work on the Hartman estate is
going along as usual, and there Is no
labor trouble of any kind. The av.
erage monthly payroll IL 100000. A
few men were laid OF recently, but
their kind of work was completed
and they did not expect employment
longer. The Hartman family is now
at Arden house. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Carey Rumsey leaving several days
ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
SCIENTIST MAKES
GOOD RUBBER

speciaI Aqep, Ham, s,st.
wri,o. ,.o,, p,...,.-, ,s'
NAM Hns' 'oh-
'' mug 'he production of artificial
iuDDer and Its effect on the rubber
Industry and trade. should all thar
is claimed for II proye true.
There is quite n stir amora ,ho
directors of leading rubbar im,or,,
ing and manufacturing firms horo
regarding the reported invonti,n -,
artificial rubber by German nro
lessor at Kiel, and they seem tn no
very optimistic. as tho irvon,o
Joys an unquestioned reputatIop no
an authority on nil mgtters nor,,tn
ing to rubber. The invention q,
based on the boiling together rndor
certain conditions. of Isoprem with
acetic acid, in closed tuho tho
result being the creation NJ n yr,y
composite possessing all tho nroner-
lies of pure rubber and cannbIe or
leiup vuIcani,ed l., ,Lsr "
der as guttapercha. AT present this
Irtifcial rubber has been nrodrcod
jnly in small quantities hrt Z, 70
he inventors opInIon thar wben hto
method has been fully deyeloped II
will permit of the placing on tbe
market of an article at ore.thIrd the
ost of real rubber.
Pratical experiments in this
branch of chemistry have advanced
20 RAPIDLY that tbe,o co., ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20

Bulletin Business Office Phone 256
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1876
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub.
lie concert tonight at Aala Park, com.
mencing at 1880 o'clock. The pro
gram;
March-Bersaglleri ..,... Eilenberg
oyerture--Road to Glory 80. Killing
Ballad-Elua Maka Uulluli >. Helms
"Reminiscences of All Nations. Godfrey
Vocal-Hawaiian songs. Ar by Berger
lntermezzo-Dan Cupid So. Eugene
Gayotte-In Cupid's Garden. .Missud
Finale-Cupid's Dream 80. Thurban
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20

Hug- For Sale" cards at Bulletin.