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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
A. B. TREADWELL IS
SUED FOR DIVORCE
Wife of Justice Alleges Inidelity
and Names Mrs. 0ctavine
Tayer as Correspondent
Complaint Placed on Secret File
in Stockton Asks for S150
a Month AlimOny

STOCKTON. May AFTER %
years of married life A. 3. Tread
well. well known politician and
justice of the peace. was made the de-
fendant in a divorce suit filed in the
superior court of San Joaquin county
today by his wife. Mrs. Nettie z.
TreadweI InhdeIity was the ground
alleged. and Mrs. Octavine Taver.
widow residing at 2307 California
street, San Francisco, was named as CO.
respondent.
The complaint. which is on the secret
fire of the superior court contains
a recital of many escapades OF
the justice, who. in spite Of his three
score years, is alleged TO have cut as
wide a swath as any gay young blade.
1t is charged that July IA, 1908, the
hero of many political campaigns met
and became infatuated with Mrs. Taver
and that thereafter he paid her de-
voted attention.
1t is further charged that because of
his passionate attachment for the widow
Treadwen ignored his own home and.
spent most of his time in her com PAM =
Mrs. Treadwell asks for $50 a month
alimony and $500 counsel fees. This
demand is based on the allegation that
from his Office as justice the defendant
draws a monthly salary of $500 besides
fees Mrs. Treadwell, who is so years
of age, says that she suffers from
asthma and is therefore unable TO earn
sufficient for her own support.
The suit was filed this afternoon by
Attorney William F. Heron of San
Francisco and was set for hearing
May 16.
The TreadweIIs were married in Oak
land November %, 1884.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
TO FERRY CARS OVER
BRITISH CHANNEL
Plans Under Discussion Will
Give Tourists Better Service

There is now being agitated in Lon
don something which all American
tourists to Europe who have occasion
to pass from France to the British
isles will watch with interest, says the
Chicago Tribune. This is the proposed
substitution of car ferries for the
packet boats which now convey passen-
gers and merchandise from one country
to the other. The 21 miles of channel
passage is something which travellers
fear more than they do the whole
Atlantic voyage.
The roughness of this strip of water
has been celebrated from the days of
Caesar to the present time, and lucky
are those who have negotiated it with
out the most unpleasant experience of
their lives.
There are many other short rough
trips along the European coast which
are now made in complete comfort by
means of car ferries. One can. for in
stance, pass from Berlin to Copenhagen
without stirring from the railway
sleeping car berth, being bothered at
the custom house or knowing that he
has been 26 miles on the toughest mart
OF the Baltic. But Paris-London pas
sengers are still put to all the incon-
veniences which men have suffered for
centuries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
EXPOSITION OCLAMATION
ISSUED BY ACTING MAYOR

executive of this city that each ana
every citizen put his or her shoulder
to the wheel, thereby giving sub
stantial impetus to the general
movement which shall bring ad-
vancement and priceless develop
ment to our city. 1t is the plain
duty of every man and woman in
San Francisco who can afford to
subscribe to the Panama-Pacifc ex-
position fund to give all the aid
within his or her power. A sub
scription given now is not only
boon to the exposition project itself,
but is a conservative and safe in
vestment, the returns from which
must be manifold.
Added to the appeal that has been
issued by the mayor TO employees of
this city and county it is now desir-
able that a general proclamation is
sue to the people in the hope that
public interest may be stimulated in
the work of gathering subscriptions
for the Panama-Pacific exposition
fund.
No contribution is too small to
give for this splendid cause. The
response thus far has been amaz-
ingly generous and has favorably
impressed the country at large.
There is much money yet to be
raised and your personal aid must
be depended upon in the work. AS
much credit belongs to the poor man
who can spare one dollar for this
project as to the rich man who sub
scribes his thousands. Let good
feeling prevail and let all those who
can subscribe come forward now and
put down their names. You have a
long time in which to pay the money,
but the committee must know that
the cash will be available when the
proper time arrives.
In submitting this appeal to the
general public the mayor desires to
express the sincere belief that all
personal differences and all conflict
ing opinions should be suspended
and laid aside and that this power
full community as a mighty unit
should work increasingly, beginning
with this day. for an early and dis
tinct success of the greatest fair
the world may ever know. Very
respectfully, j. A. KELLY,
Acting Mayor, City and County of
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Your out-of=order Stomach
feels fine five minutes after
taking a little Diapepsin

Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the United
States, England and Canada take
Pape's Diapepsin and realize not only
Immediate but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation will di
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour,gassy or out-of-order stomach five
minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't fit comfortably.
or what you eat lays like a lump of lead
In your stomach. or If you have heart
burn. that Is a sign of Indigestion.
Get from your Pharmacist 5o-cent
case--Qf Papes piRDansin and take
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
WARFARE'S EFFECT
ON French nation
President David Starr Jordan
Still Maintains the. Views
He Formerly Expressed
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May A.
The Human Harvest" or War and
Manhood" one of the notable ad
dresses by the president of Stanford
university, was this morning delivered
to packed house at the last regular
student assembly of the year.
President Jordan took occasion to
remark during the course of his talk
that he had not in any way changed
his views regarding the evil effects OF
war on the French nation, the ex-
preston of which at the graduation
exercises at Bryn Mawr last year
caused an angry outbreak from a pa
triotic Frenchman who happened TO
be In the audience and which caused
a storm of discussion to be raised over
the country.
During his address Doctor Jordan
showed the effects of war on all Euro
pean countries, beginning with Rome
and tracing the evil effects in all the
countries that had been engaged in
any of the great wars, saying that
there was not foot of ground in all
Europe that was not the hiding place
of some skull representing one of the
flower of some country killed in war
fare.
He said that the evil effects of war
were not so much in the suffering and
distress that they cause great as these
might be. as in the fact that it was
always the best men in the country
the strongest, bravest and most daring
whose lives were sacrificed in the great
international struggles.
London has 105O postof1ces
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
STOMACH GAS, HEARTBURN OR
INDIGESTION SIMPLY VANISH

dose just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no belch-
ing of undigested food mixed with
acid, no stomach gas or heartburn. full
ness or heavy feeling in the stomach,
Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizzi-
ness or Intestinal gripping This will
all go, and besides, there will be no
sour food left over in the stomach to
poison your breath with nauseous
odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure for
out-of- order stomachs, because 1t takes
hold of your food and digests 1t Just
the same as If your stomach wasn't
there.
Relief in FIVE minutes from all stom-
ach misery Is waiting for you at any
drugstore
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly cure
almost any case of Dyspepsia. Indiges-
ttou or any other stomach diznrdar-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
20 the People of San Francisco.

To the People of San Francisco:
In consoAance with the organized
effort of the Panama-Pacifc expo
sition committee to attract to San
Francisco the great worlds fair.
which is to celebrate the completion
or the Panama canal in 1915 and
seeking further to crystalline the
world wide sentiment that seems to
point to San Francisco as the place
Tor holding this prodigious celebra-
ton, l do now, as the acting mayor
OF San Francisco and in behalf of
the duly elected mayor, who is now
In washington, d. c., upon public
business, issue to the citizens of
San Francisco the following procla-
nation and submit for their earnest
consideration the following facts:
The exposition, which will mark
the completion of the Panama canal,
Will beyond all question be the
greatest the world has ever known.
Every civilized nation is materially
and sentimentally interested in the
event which will make the year 1915
historical landmark for posterity
ever to remember. The opportunity
for San Francisco to gather within
her gates the flower of citizenship
from every country on the globe
wil&never thus present itself again.
The vast benefits that must accrue
from this opportunity to show the
world at large the wonderful beau
ties, the natural attractions and
the unparalleled resources and
: riches of California and her Queen
City at the Golden gate are not to
be estimated in figures. The Pan
ama-Pacific exposition in 1915 will
beyond all question make of San
Francisco London Of the western
hemisphere and it is therefore OBJ
vious that the project should ap-
peal with irresistible strength to
the good people of this city, then to
the state and finally to the Pacific
coast as a whole.
In view of these facts and par
ticularly in consideration of the
wonderful achievements of the few
public spirited merchants and citi-
zens who have been able on short
notice to organize a fund of nearly
$5,000,000 as the first step toward
securing this fair, it is earnestly
and sincerely requested by the chief
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
DIED

cAPPEL-In this city, May g. 1910, Bridget
beloved wife OF the late Bernard Cappei, aud
Cappel Jr.. native Of Ireland
The funeral viii take place tomorrow (Fri-
day., at $50 o'clock a. M, from the parIors
of J. c. 0'Connor & Co.. 770 Turk street
thence to All Hallows church, where re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the repose
OF her soul. commencing at 9:3O o'clock a m
Interment (priyate) In Holy Cross cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

men of San Francisco, included besides
Governor Gillett, Mayor Mccarthy of
San Francisco and Victor H. Metcalf.
former secretary of the navy They
arrived at 1870 p. m. and are due in
Washington tomorrow at 4:40 D. m.
The purpose of the trip is to gain
federal sanction of the exposition.
Governor Gillett, in arguing in IA
vor Of San Francisco, declares IL would
lead many persons to take the trip
from the east via the new canal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Boosters in Chicago

CHICAGO, May 4.-Fresh from the
meeting where $4.O0O,OO0 was raised
to bring the exposition to celebrate the
opening of the Panama canal to San
Francisco, Governor Gillett of CaIifor-
MIA and a party of Is arrived in Chi
cago today en- route to Washington.
The party, which is composed of
prominent professional and business
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

AS means to reduce the smoke evil
the municipal authorities of GLASGOW
will hold an exhibition of gas heating
lighting and cooking appliances and
appliances for the use of various sorts
Of smokeless fuel
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Plenty OF good fishing along the
Ocean Shore Railway. Trains daily at
6 g. m. and $3.50 a. M; also 1890 a. m.
Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

BIG SOAP PLANT BURNs-Kansas City, MAY
z-The plant OF the Peet Brothers manufsc-
turing company, one Of the largest soap and
glyceriDe factories in the southwest, de-
stroyed By fire tonight, entailing a loss esti-
mated At $1s5oo.ooo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
GLARING POSTERS
TO STIR CAPITAL
Washington Will Be Plastered
With Announcement of
Boosters Coming
Country Continues to Marvel at
Feat of Raising. Nearly
S5,OO0,OO0 for Fair

(The finance committee of the Panama Pacific
International exposition begs the indulgence Of
etnose subscribers whose names have not yet ap-
peared In the lists published in the daily news
papers. There is vast amount of detail neces-
safy In connection with the collection Of sub
scrlptlons and the large corps of clerks has
OF the names will be published and If yours has
not 1t will be within a few days.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

London has 1850 postofices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
More Subscriptions

The following additional subscrip
tions have been announced:
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
THE ENGliSHMAN'S CASTLE.

While travelling through Britain. you notice everywhere that the mass of the people. from the humblest to the we'll to-dO. stand rigidly for privacy of estate. Even if that estate be no big ger than a pocket handkerchief. it is shut within high walls. inhospitably stuck over with broken bottles There is not a peephOle in the strong gate. which is locked at night. and if you should ever try to catch sight of the lovely garden within, you may receive a greeting from the dog kennel.
 On the other hand. the estates of the nobility are open to the public as if they were city parks. They may be shut inside mile after mile of iVied walls. but at frequent intervals there is a gate with a porter lodge and all are admitted. Throngs of working people from city streets spend their holiday in the beautiful grounds, seats await them under the great oaks. they go boating on the river, they wander through love- -ly gardens and the splendid house. even when the family is at home.
 As we fingered one day in the library at Eaton hall. the Duke of Westmin- ster's magnificent home, I asked q li- brarian who was numbering books if it was not a risk to throw open every thing to the general public. No" said the old-man, there is seldom a case of vadalism. Thousands come and go month after month. but the rights of the duke are as much respected as if each stranger was an invited guest"
 Can we say the same thing in Ameri- ca?-Isabel Gordon Curties in good Housekeeping.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
1. A.' s GOOD OFFICES
 ID BE RENDERED
A Mediator Between San Diego and
 San Francisco.

Los Angeles. March 2l-That the Los Angeles chamber Of commerce will be the mediator in the rival claims of san Francisco and San Diego. for the location Of the Panama fair was indicated in resolution adopted to- night in which an offer of arbitration was made The chamber declined to send delegates to the proposed conven- ton at santa Barbara tomorrow. on the ground that san Diego has not consented to abide by the decision of the convention and that a strong mi nority ot the Santa Barbara chamber protested against a conference The merchants and manufacturers. and realty board. however. decided today to send delegates to the conference and following it attend session at which the san Francisco delegates will appear.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
RECORD OF TRANSFERS.
As Reported by the Arizona Abstract 6 Title Company. 134 West
 Washington Street.

Tempe l.. X I. Co, to Mrs R, Roche deed, 4S0 lot 21 and 22. blk 30 Tempe Robert Brill and wife to- Louis M Sands. deed. lot II blk. 2S Glendale F.. W. Lewis and wife to R. q. Clay son. deed 2. NWA NWh sec. 6 T N R I E, Leon S Jacobs to Geo R Barton deed. 10 lot l of sub. SEA sec 3 T II N R F. Sidney Goldman to Phoenix X Buck eye R. R. Co. deed. l strip in E2 SWh sec T x R l F..
 F. J. Tretheway ana wife to Phoe- nix X Buckeye R. R. Co. deed l strir in WIZ SW14 sec Q IT x E F. Geo. A Hewsholme to Phoenix X Buckeye R. R. Co. deed l strip in NEI4 SW14 sec 9 T N R l F.. W. C. Rinard to Phoenix X Buckeye R. R Co. deed. I strip in NEH sec II T \ R F..
 10 VIZ SEl4 SEl. sec IA T \ R . F..
 l.. F.. Hewins and wife to r. NJ Ford. deed. 10 lot II blk 24 Capitol Add
 Arizona Auction X n. Co. to Sarah l.. Stacy. deed. lot % X 3l Van Buren Place. John F. Horne and wife te Philip COnley, deed. I65 lot 2l Homne Sub Mesa City
 F. l.. Johnson and wife to School Dist BO 60. deed. acres in NW4 NWA sec , T $ 6 F.
 J. H. Kinney and wife to Geo W. Holt. deed. l0 lot blk. x Mt. Plea sant add.
 Anton Gold and wife to Harry F. PeirceI deed. 10 lot s blk 40 Phoenix.
 F G. Barnum to F.. W. Miller ct al, deed S3OO SEA SEii SEA- sec. %3 TT \ R ? F..
 F. w. Miller ct al. to Price Ben nett. deed. l0 SEli SEl4 SE4 see 35 TT , x R 2E.
 Price Bennett [" Catharine Bennett. deed l.. X A SEr. SE'4 SEH sec. 3J T ? x R . r..
 Emma Dunbar and husband to Home Builders. deed. lo lot l9 and 20 blk. a0 Capitol add.
 Emma Dunbar and husband l." Home Builders, t't'l. lbl |. -. ''. DIX 5i Capitol add.
 PhoeniX Trust Co to Greene X Grif- fin R F., Cn.. deed. 10 blk 70. 2l. =. 3S. 3g. 40 sub. Erchard add Glendale.
 Greene X Griffin R. F.. Co. [" : K. Phillips. deed. 10 part SWl4 sec l9. T x R F.
 F. F. St Claric and wifi" to r. IT. Bennett. deed. l0 lut l3 and II. blk 43 West Capitol add.
 U $. A. to santa Fc Pacific k. l;. Co. deed NEl4 SWh see : T < F W
 T. :. \. to santa Fr Pacific E. i;. Co. deed Si. NE4 sec T < R | W.
 F. II Sattcrwhite and wife (" Net tie ]. Moore deed 10 lots l. ?. sd. blk. 1 Capitol add.
 C. NJ. Moore and wife tn ] A. Holly. deed. 4756 lots I. ?. 26. blk. 1 Capitol add
 J. A. Holly and wife to Chas. M. Moore. deed 5000 SEA SEA and Si- NEl4 SEA- sec T l \ E F.
 J. w WnOlf and wife to George Poil. deed. 175 s 2S feet lot blk. T Gage add. Tempe. 4.-
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
COATS FOR SPRING WEAR.

\ long coat is always convenient for spring and there is no reason why a garment of convenience should not be smart for street wear. Semi-fitted coats are usually the most graceful and while the style may be severe. yet the material will hide many de- fects of style. Carriage wraps of shantung are lOoser than street coats Black silk coats and moires will he worn this coming season Widely checked plaids in dark colors are mod Shly designed and q few are of ma terials adapted for steamer wear. The collarless ulster of plaid silk ar pea sant lines is shown year after year but always with additional touches of newneSs
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
CALIFORNIA RAIN.
The Orouth Broken in Southern Par,
 of State.

Los Angeles. March 21.-Rain fell generally over the southern portion of the state today, and the prospects are that it will rain all night
 Some damage is reported in various sections but this is over balanced by the great benefit to growers. ranchers, and farmers.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
YOUR SLEEVES.

There is war and rumor of war about sleeves Some say summer sleeves will he long. others VOW they will be short and the peacemakers say three quarter lengths. Be it as il may. the long and the short of il is that sleeves can be in any length. gov erned by the frock for which they are made. Short sleeves are fetch ing in evening dresses. whereas long ones are the only appropriate street dress sleeve to consider
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
MAKING DIRT FLY.
The Biggest February m Panama Ca
 nal Building.

Washington. March 2l-W0rk nn the Panama canal is booming. The last edition nT the Canal Record shows that more material waS taken out of Cu- lebra cut last month than in any Feb rnary since ground was first broken. The total was l,259.4I3 cubic feet. the daily average being j4.757
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22

Lnnnie Long is the young man who burSldrizcd the residence of l.. M. Oar by last February just after completing I term in the county jail. Ten days later he was arrested at san Bernar- dino and most of the goods to the amount of several hundred dollars. stolen from the Darby residence. were i"und in his possession.
 His term in the san Bernardino county jail will expire on March eS. Sheriff Hayden left last night for the coast
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
.REQus|TDN GRANTED
 FOR PHOENIX BURGLAR
There Will Be No Hitch in the Return
 of lonnie Long.

Sacramento, March Ex-Governor Gillett today granted d requisition from Arizona for the return of L0nnie Long. alias Lonnie Lang. wanted in Phoenix on q burglary charge. Long is under arrest at San RernardinO
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
Spring Tired?
Are You Weary and Run Down?
 Are You Sick and Depressed? Is Your Blood Thin and Poor?

DO you take cold easily? Do you feel shivery? Utterly tagged out after :; little eNertion2 Is your complexion bad? Do you feel that life is not worth living? Nearly every one has some Of these symptoms in spring. for winter, while apparently bracing, is all the time sapping your strength. By spring every one is in a more or less played-out con- diuon-just right to catch any disease. No, always sick. but tired. tired. tired. To carry you through the changeable, trying. disease-breeding weather of
Arizona republican., 1910-03-22

Ask your gToceryman for Hall Brothers asparagus. Best on market
 dm
Warren sheaf., 1910-04-21
z. M. T.. G.. A.. PROGRAM.

The following fs the EASTERN Mar.
snail County Teacher's Association
program, at the Mission church, New
toIdens Mimi, April sa,. aHgA AZ.
Song:
Roll call; responded ta by helpful
experiences OF device.
Secretary's report.
Treasurer's report.
Debate, Resolved that corporal pun.
isilmenI is q greater Incentive tu guod
behavior than reward Of merit. At.
Victoria Johnson and Miss
Ffedlers Negative, Ellen Johnson and
Miss Amundsun.
1.30 F., NJ.
Song; Loyal Temperance Leeinn
choir
H E.. Myhre;; The relation of the
School Board To the teacher:
Vocal SuIns Rev. Bfnrnson.
l. The Influence of environment.
2. The school IN its relation u
farm life, G. A. Ballard member ii
tacuIty, State Normal Mnnrhesd
Address, Superintendent az schnuIs
Afiittthun Marshall ca.
Instrumental soId;s Mrs Bdurnaun
April 30, 1870.
As this Is the drsft Time man from
the State Dept has heen sent tn the
p. NJ z. q ~ ii Is hoped tilat teach+
ers and patrons VIII show thair %
precfatfnn BIZ q fnH atttzmlauc. 81
Warren sheaf., 1910-04-21

L HiItfen, af Oslo, and Casper
Sands af AINaradn and the Pacific
coast are in town today attending to-
matters af business
Bert Ayrss Isl making his rounds
counting the people Of this city. Let
all citizens receive him with courte-
sY and give him the neetIfuI assist
ance To the end that all may be count
ed and none skipped.
We have received a copy of the
Life of Governor Johnson. TT Isl a
beautiful and we'll WRITTEN book and
contains, besides descriptive matter
pertaining to the Life and achieve
menIs OF the Iamenred governor, a
great deal of historical information
about CUR state. 1t is hook that
deserves to be read by every young
man From it's pages all may draw
Inspiration and encouragement in
the battle Of life.
Dreamland is figuring on having
a swell attraction Monday, April "a,
the Mason's MiustreIs "a colored
Troop Of eight" This is, a high
grade MINSTREL ahow and tile first of
it's kind to- be put GIL at Dreamland.
Mr.. Ful1ncre, played this troop in his
ulleater at Valley City, NJ d., the
first OF the month and was SO we'll
pleased with them that he made, ar
rangen1entss with them to- play in
Dreamland See hand bills.
WE'LL, that snow storm took US all
by surprise, after the fine and early
spring With which we had been fav.
ored. From Friday morning until
Monday morning sIeet and SNOW
driven by a high wind continued TIC
fall On Sunday the storm was most
furious. Though the suow will delay
seeding for few days it will prove
a good thing for the graio already II
the ground, and for the dry Dakota
prairies it is rich blessing. The
storm extended az far south as Texas
and the fruit growing states have; sui
fered heavy loss. But here no dam
age has been done worth mentioning