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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
PHYSICIAN INVESTIGATES
DISEASES AMONG INDIANS
Bureau Vigorously Prosecuting
Health Campaign

WASHINGTON, March 14.-To save
the red race from extinction the bureau
of Indian affairs is prosecuting its
health campaign among the Indians
with all the vigor possible. In further
ance of its crusade. DR.. Joseph A.
Murphy, medical supervisor of the
Indian service, has left Washington to
investigate conditions on number of
reservations and in several Indian
schools in the west and southwest,
with particular reference to tuber-
culosis and trachoma. These two dis
eases are scourges among the Indians.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
HISGEN OPPOSES THE
ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
Doodle Dee Candidate Against
Issuance of Charter

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, March IA
Thomas l.. Hisgen, the independence
party candidate for president in 1908,
filed with United States Senator Crane
today a protest against the federal in
corporation of the proposed Rockefel-
Ter foundation. In his protest he asks
for permission to appear before the
senate and state his reasons for op-
POSING the incorporation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
NEGRO MURDERS WOMAN,
STEALING HER WEALTH
Fear of Banks Is Cause of Loss
of Life

KANSAS CITY, March 14.-Mrs. Mary
Albert, a grocer woman of Armourdale,
Kan, who carried her money in her
apron pocket and boasted that she was
not going to permit banks to rob her,
was murdered in her store by an un-
identified negro today.
1t was the woman's eagerness to let
people know that she did not trust
banks that cost her life. The negro
who killed her took the savings after
cutting her throat with a razor.
The specially built pocket in which
the. woman carried her wealth.
amounting to more than $1,000, it is
said-was ripped from the apron.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
CHARGE SHOE CLERK
WITH FORGING CHECK
Paper Bearing Fathers Name
Cashed by Former Employers

OAKLAND, March 14.-Clarence
Leibbrandt, a clerk 81 years of age,
was arrested this afternoon by De-
tectives Emigh and Kyle at his home
at Fortieth street and Telegraph ave-
nue. on a charge of forgery. He is
charged by the De Lancey Espejo shoe
company. in Fourteenth street near
Washington, his former employers,
with forging the name of his father,
Jacob Leibbrandt, to check for $50.
which was cashed by the shoe company
Leibbrandt has a wife and minor
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
NORTHBRAE IMPROVERS
OPPOSE ANNEXATION
Can See No Benefit i'm Union of
Oakland and Berkeley

BERKELEY, March 14.-At the week
ly meeting of the Northbrae improve
ment club held in the home of II. E.
Campbell in Shattuck avenue near
Amador street members of the club
went on record Saturday as opposed to
annexation. Resolutions were adopted
to that effect and spread on the min
utes of the society. Addresses made
by club members were to the effect
that annexation would carry with it no
benefits for Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
JACOB SCHAEFER'S BODY
LAID TO REST IN VAULT
Billiard Players of Country to
Purchase Monument

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE body of
Jacob Schaefer, the wizard" of the cue,
was laid in a vault at Rose Hill ceme-
terry yesterday.
The burial was deferred until ar
rangements are completed for monu-
ment which is to be purchased by bill
lard players of the country, at which
time a lot will be selected
Probably never before has the fu-
neral of a billiard player drawn such
widespread attention as did the last
services over Schaefer. Prominent
players and proprietors from all parts
of the country attended.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
SOCIALIST ORATOR is
ARRESTED AS "A DRUNK
Denies Allegation and Demands
Jury Trial

OAKLAND, March 14.-Leslie Brown.
a street speaker for the industrial
workers of the world, and candidate
for city attorney on the socialist ticket
at the last municipal election, was in
the police court this morning charged
with being drunk. He asked for a
jury trial, which Judge Samuels set
for March IS. Brown said he was out
intoxicated but while awaiting a car
in a sheltered place had fallen asleep
last night Then the policeman got
him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
PIONEER CALIFORNIA
WOMAN DIES IN OAKLAND
Mrs. Mary L. Flower Came to
Coast in Early FiftieS

OAKLAND, March 14.-Mrs. Mary L.
Flower, pioneer resident of Califor-
MIA, died yesterday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Louise Linnel, 1902
Seventh avenue.
Mrs. Flower came to California in the
early ffties by way of Tehuantepec and
had spent her lifetime since then in
Sacramento, San Francisco and Oak
land. She was 81 years old. Among
the relatives are a granddaughter, Mrs.
Edna Rubottom, wife of Captain Ru-
bottom, U. S. A, and a grandson, Henry
S. Linnel, of the Oakland Bank of Saw
ings.
land crematory tomorrow afternoon at
II o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
PROSECUTION OF TWO OF
MAYBRAY GANG DROPPED
Government Unable to Bring
Witnesses From Canada

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, March IL
Two of the defendants in the federal
prosecution of j. c. Maybray and his
alleged associates on conspiracy
charges, Fred S. Null and James r.
Morrison, both of Superior. Wis, were
released today, when on motion of
District Attorney Temple the cases
against them were dismissed. Govern
ment counsel later explained that the
witnesses in these cases were in Can
ada and declined to come to this city
voluntarily.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN
TO BE HONORED GUEST
Newman Club of Berkeley Will
Hold House Warming

BERKELEY, March 1.-THE Newman
ciuo mouse OF the Catholic students of
the University of California will he
thrown open to the clubs friends to-
morrow evening in honor of Archbishop
Rfordan. who will be the guest of the
evening. There will be addresses by
Bishop O'Connell, acting President A.
F. Lange of the university and William
j. Hayes, president of the club. The
glee club and other musicians will take
part in the program.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
GRAZING ON FOREST
RESERVES NOT UNLAWFUL
Highest Tribunal Upholds Cali
fOrnia Federal Court

WASHINGTON. March 14.-By an
equally divided court the supreme court
of the United States today affirmed the
decision of the federal court of Cali
fornia, which held that the grazing of
sheep without permission on forest re-
serves was not violation of law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
CARPENTERS INVITE
MAYOR TO JUBILEE
Arrangements Made for June
Celebration in San Francisco

OAKLAND. March 1.-THE ANAL
gamated carpenters and joiners have
invited Mayor Frank X. Mott, Sherln
Frank Barnet. former secretary or the
Central Labor Council A. NJ. Thompson
and other prominent Oaklanders to at
tend the celebration of the golden ju-
biIee Of the union. which will be held IN
Golden Gate Commandery hall. san
Francisco, in June. The invited guests
will also be asked TO speak at a meet
ing to be held in this city March 20 at
Carpenters hall. when plans for the
celebration will be discussed
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
SUPREME COURT WILL NOT.
VACATE WRIT OF ERROR
Action i'm Case of Man Denied
Immunity

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE su-
preme court of the United States today
declined to vacate the writ of error
ISSUED by Justice Lurton in the case of
Charles r. Heile of New York, who
was denied immunity by the lower fed
eral courts from prosecution on an in
dictment of conspiracy to defraud the
government.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
CALIFORNIA PIONEER
DIES AT AGE OF II
Edgar S. Hart Succumbs After
Long Illness

BERKELEY, March 14.-Edgar S.
Hart, who had been a resident of this
city for six years and came to Cali
fornia 81 years ago, died yesterday at
his late residence. 5057 Hillegass ave-
nue., after an illness of several months.
He was IL years old and a native of
New York Hart had lived most of his
life in Santa Cruz county. Three chill
dren, Clarence M. and Victor E. Hart
and Blanche Belmore, survive him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
OVERCOATS STOLEN
FROM OAKLAND CHURCH
CIoakroom Looted During the
Services

OAKLAND, March 14.-The overcoat
thief who has worked in churches in
this city and Berkeley for months in
vaded the cloakroom of the Pilgrim
Congregational church at Eighth ave-
nue. and East Fifteenth street last
night. carrying away two overcoats
owned by w. f. Elder of 504 East
Twenty-second street and +. Peterson
of the same address. John Mcmillan Of
$50 Fifty fifth street and J. d. Ray of
2IIl Durant avenue. Berkeley, were
robbed by pickpocket last night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
PASTOR To LECTURE
ON HUGO AS EXILE
Rev. q. w. White Will Speak
at Church

OAKLAND, March IA lecture will
be given tomorrow evening at the First
Methodist church. Fourteenth and Clay
streets, by the pastor, DR.. G. w. White,
who will take as his subject, Victor
Hugo. the Exile" Admission will be
free, and the proceeds from the silver
offering will go for the benefit of the
Woman's home missionary society.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
STATEHOOD BILL is
REPORTED TO SENATE
Proves Entire Substitute for
House Measure

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Ari-
zona and New Mexico statehood bill
was reported to the senate today from
the committee on territories by Sena-
tor Beverijge, who said it was an
entire substitute for the house bill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
PACKING COMPANIES
MUST PRODUCE BOOKS
New Jersey Supreme Court Will
Issue Order

TRENTON. N. j.. March 14-Justice
Swayze of the New Jersey supreme
court announced today that he would
sign the order applied for by Prose-
cutor Garven compelling the National
packing company and the other big
western meat concerns to produce their
books before the Hudson county grand
Jury,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
PAPER COMPANY'S BID
WAS NOT IN LEGAL FORM
Court Sustains Joint Printing
Committee of Congress

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Justice
Wright today dismissed the action
brought by the Valley paper company
of Holyoke, Mass, against the Ijoint
printing committee of congress, on the
ground that the paper companys bid
was illegal in form and did not COM
ply with the regulations as set forth
by the committee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
TO GIVE TOURNAMENT
Winners at Whist to Receive
Handsome Prizes

OAKLAND. March IA whist tour
nameut will be given Thursday evening
at the Rice institute In San Pablo ave-
nue. by Piedmont parlor. n. ID. G. w.
No. 81. The committee on arrange
ments, headed by Miss Hazel r. Cohen,
has been working zealouSly to make
the affair a success. The winners of
the card tournament are to be awarded
prizes of cut glass and hand painted
china
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
STRANGE DOG BITES
BERKELEY WOMAN
Police Hunt for Owners of Saw
age Animal

BERKELEY, March 14.-Mrs NJ
Hubbard, living at 1920 Bancroft way,
reported to the police today that while
she was walking along Chapel street
near Allston way this morning a stray
dog jumped at her, biting her severely
on the arm. The police are endeavor-
ing to learn to whom the dog belongs
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
NEW PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ORGANIZED

BERKELEY, March 14.-Calvary
Presbyterian church has been organ
lied in North Berkeley. Rev. Andrew
Beatle. formerly of San Jose, has been
named as temporary pastor and serv-
ices will hereafter be held regularly at
the corner of Grove and Delaware
streets. The trustees of the new church
are: f. A. Boynton, president: w. E.
Richardson, clerk; Robert Bleakley,
John Witzell and J. NJ. Mcleod.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
MARINE rNerNr

MARINE ENGINEER DIEs-AIameda. March
marine engineer in the employ of the Pacific
Mail steamship company. died this afternoon
at his home, 221S San Jose avenue, following
long illness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15

s NJ c. A. PLANS GLEE cLUB-Berkeley
March IA class in music will be organized
at the y. NJ. c.. A of this city this week
The musical class viii be part of the educa-
tionaI course which is given annually by the
association. and If the plan is successful a
clee club viii be organized
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15

BEAUTIFY CITY HALL GROUNDS Berkeley.
March 1s.-Nork on beautifying the new city
hall grounds Will be commenced this week un-
der the direction Of Building Inspector b. r.
Bull
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
TALENTED SOPRANO TO
GIVE SONG RECITAL
Miss Helen Mesow Will Appear
in Concert

OAKLAND, March 14.-AIiss Helen
Mesow a gifted soprano. will give a
song recital in Ebell hall TuesdO
evening. assisted by Paul Steindork
as accompanist. and DR.. Arthur Weiss
cellist. delightful program has been
arranged. several numbers of which
have never before been heard here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15
SOCIETY MATRON
PLANS RECEPTION
Mrs. A. A. Sawyer to Give the
Second of Series on After
noon of March 70

OAKLAND, March 14.-Mrs. A. A
Sawyer is planning the second in the
series Of affairs which she is giving
during the early spring for the after
noon OF Saturday, March 26. Last week
she made Miss Lillian Harris, the at
tractive English girl, who is the house
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Harry East.
the honored guest at prettily ap-
pointed event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raglan Tuttle will leave
this week for Panama, where their
new home is TO be established for a
few years. Tuttle has been appointed
To an important place in the legal de-
partment of the railroad with head
quarters in Panama. Before her mar
riage of a year ago Mrs. Tuttle was
Miss Claire Pedlar, one of the most
beautiful girls on this side of the
bay. Immediately following their we'd
ding the young couple went to Auburn
to live. Tuttle is a graduate of the
University Of California, his wife TAX
ing her degree at Stanford.
The dozen girls who are members
of the Gamma Kappa club are planning
a dance for Thursday evening, inviting
so friends to attend. The occasion will
be suggestive of st. Patrick's day. Fol-
lowing the dance a midnight supper
viii be served.
Mrs. George A. Faulkner will enter
tain at cards next Thursday afternoon.
The residence in Vernon heights
which Mr.. and Mrs. Victor H. Metcalf
took possession of a month ago will
be the scene of numerous social af-
fairs as soon as they return from New
York.
Although Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor
have not yet taken formal possession
of their new mansion in the Claremont
hills, they are enjoying the beautiful
grounds which have been terraced and
artistically laid out. Mrs. Taylor and
a party of friends motor out each day,
remaining for luncheon or afternoon
tea in the cosy apartments, where al
ready q number OF servants are estab-
lished. The Taylors are staying at the
Key Route hotel until the completion
Of the residence.
Mrs. Sara Reamer is in Carmel-by
the-Sea, where she is spending several
weeks.
The bridge luncheon over which Miss
Carrie Nicholson will preside tomorrow
afternoon viii be one OF the elaborate
affairs Of the week
TIE first public meeting of the Oak
land Lewis chapter of the American
Womans league viii be held Wednes-
day evening in the headquarters of the
chamber of commerce, the president,
Mrs. James F. Rye, presiding. DIR.
Mabel f. Anthony will explain the
plans and purpose of the general
league. The local chapter is a strong
one, having q membership of over
half hundred women.
HaIley's comet viii be the subject
Of an illustrated lecture by Prof. Rus
sell r. era wford. assistant professor of
astronomy at the University of Cali
fornia tomorrow afternoon before the
Ebell club. Mrs. Frank NJ Hurd will
preside a s hostess, assisted in the re-
ceiving party by the following:
Miss Evs Powell Mrs T. C. Coogan
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15

81 rooms of furniture go for a song
at H Schellhaas' sale, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15

Sale of furniture, store of H. ScheIl-
haas. 40S Eleventh street. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-15

Lena Duthie, the gifted Scotch girl.
will be heard in costume recital of
Irish and Scotch classics on the after
noon of Tuesday. March %. taking the
place Of Nine. Olga Burgtorf of New
York, whose visit to the coast has
been postponed until the early win
ter.
The choral section is announcing a
change in the date of the morning
musicale planned for this month, the
program TO be given on Wednesday.
March 80. under the direction of Paul
Steindorf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-27
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Exhibits More Life, with In
creasing Breadth and Strength.
READING SHOWS MORE STRENGTH
Hardening Tendency OF Money Rate
Ignored in Conviction Causes Are
Temporary and Lie I'm Prep
nrations for settlement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The stock market
today gave signs Of more life and took on
a semblance of breadth and strength. The
increased congestion OF the dealings in
Reading as the day progressed, however,
lessened the appearance Of breadth and re-
stored that Of narrow professionalism,
which has been the fault of the market
for some time. Sales of Reading made up
over 40 per cent of the days aggregate
transactions.
The conspicuous strength of Reading at
first was made an argument In favor of
the general advance, but later became the
grounds for some doubt and hesitation over
the general movement as the professional
operations engrossed an Increasing proper
tion of the whole market.
The hardening tendency of money rates
was ignored in the conviction that the
causes for IL were temporary and lay in
the preparations for the October settle
ments: In Berlin, especially. the necessi-
ties of the payments loom large. The ad-
vance in the official rate Of the Imperial
Bank of Germany, while predicted was
made a full 1 per cent to per cent in
stead of the expected ~ per cent. The
private discount rate rose only "A per cent
to - per cent, but the private discount
rate In London made a sharper response,
the rate for three-months' bills getting
above the official bank rate An advance
In the bank rate on Thursday under these
circumstances would not cause surprise.
The placing in London of 100000 Of
Union Pacific refunding bonds neutralized
the influence of the London money mar
ket on the stock market here.
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par
value, 1885,, 900. United States bonds were
unchanged in the bid price on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
n eft
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-27
Total
Magic City GOSSIP

Guy C. Kiddoo has returned to the state
university at Lincoln.
Mrs. II. Coombs has gone rvr a course OF
treatment to Nevada, Mo.
The BARRIERS union held its first annual
picnic yesterday afternoon.
The South Omaha city council meets this
evening In adjourned session.
The j. j. c. club recognized last Satur-
day afternoon and will hold regular meet
ings hereafter.
Special prices on cravenettes and ALI
made up oYercoats. Theodore Volz the
tailor, 4I3 NO. oath St.
The Roswig club viii give a dance al
Rushing's hail Thursday evening Ii is an
invitation affair.
Veronica Sexton, Twenty-sixth and "A
streets entertained the l. M. A. n club
Friday afternoon
Hird Stryker apd a number OF South
Omaha boys will be freshmen at the state
university this year.
Phone Bell South S6S. Independent F-lSsi
for a case OF letter Gold Top. Prompt
delivery to any part Of the city. William
letter.
The senior girls have formed a club Al
the South Omaha High school They style
their fraternity the Senoritas.
Mrs Robert Thompson is entertaining her
sister Mrs. Carroll OF New Brunswick and
her nephews, Joseph and Frank Carroll
OF Chicago
Lost-Gold watch and chain in toilat
room Of Club saloon, 40 N. Path St South
Omaha Liberal reward no QUESTION:
asekd. as owner values watch as a present
Leave at saloon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-27

SHEEP-Today sheep and lamb receipts
ecIipsed all otner single day runs recorded
at this point, not excepting the enormous
Supply OF 81, 900 head yarded on September
6 In the neighborhood of 5000 head were
que to arrive today, but little more than
naif OF this number made up early offer
ings. owing to the late arrival OF trains
- more or less congestion in delivery
alleys The sorting process also required
some little time, so that the general mar
ket was not fairly opened until after mid
day.
Trainloads that came in early consisted
almost entirely OF feeder stock ana in
spite OF the fact that pens were filled to
capacity in the main part OF the barn,
packers found only few good-sized strings
mai were suitable for killing Buyers
from country sections were plentiful. how
ever. with inquiry active throughout the
morning.
The market, while reasonably firm on
good killers and feeders. was rather bear
tsh on medium and common grades Weak
10 unevenly lower would just about cover
the trade as viewed by the various sales
made early, the poorer kids Of stock sell
ing on a Catch as-catch-can' basis.
The later market turned out TO be just
about steady on all desirable kinds, both
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-27
Stock in sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi-
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

the Tstc trade IN S S Cartons. S No.
&c; No. 2, in so-lb. tubs, s7hc; packing
stock. solid pack. PC. dairy, in 6O-lb: tubs.
G9?4e; Market changes every Tuesday
,sHc; daisies. lsbsc; tripl.ts. isIe: ilmSsrssr:
lsc; No. brick. 1s1hc: Imported Swiss. s2c:
POULTRY-Dressed brOilers under Q lbs.
ducks. ise; geese, Iso; turkeys; ase; pigeons:
fancy squads. per dos. $3.50: No. l. per doI.
$500 Alive: Broilers. l6c; over lbs, 40;
f nspi S Ico: geese full fsatSered ioo;
Re- qoI S; homer; Re- dOi 81 $50; sfSsSs
FISH CalI frosen)-PickereI. 10: white fisn.
isc; pike. loo; trout: l7S; large erappies
SHliheads, ISo; roeshad. il.Oa each; shSd
roes per pair. CSC; frog legs. PEI dos. SOC:
Beet cuts-Rib: No. l. 14xc: No. :. 1sKc.
No s, &c. Loin: No. l, Ice; No. 2, 13%c; No.
& e. &C. Round: No. j. TIC: No. 2, 7c: No
SIC. Plate: No. /. 61te; No. 2. &c; No.
FRUITs-oranges: California valencias,
$50 size. per box, H.OO; choice. 800 size per
SOC per box less Bananas: Fancy select, per
bunch, s2.25@250; Jumbo, bunch, $2.75d8 TO-
CantaloupeS: COLORADO Rocky FordS. o.
size, $1.75; 10 standards, $2.25; Usage IL and
10 size. per crate, 31.OO. Italian Blue Prunes:
Washington per crate N.lS; in lots, per
per abb. box, SOC; in lots of Is or more per
box, 76c; Colorado Elbertas, per 20-lb. box
65d9Oc; in lots, per box, S2IAc. Pears: New
York Keifer, tier, per box, $3.50; California
b. Clairague. per box. $2.S5. Apples: Home
grown cooking. in bbls., 33.5Od400: Missouri
Jonathan, in bills, A.25q46o; new Oregon
per box, N.75; California Gravenstein, per
box. 2.10: California Bellefiower per box
$50; Grapes; Malagas per 4-crate, $780,
Michigan, per S-lb bsk., 33d35c. Cranberries
Per box, $26S; per Dbl, 500. Watermelons
Texas, nc per Id. Dates: Anchor brand
new, 80 1-lb.ipkgs. in box, per box. $500.
ETABLES-Potatoes Early Ohio, in
sacks, per bu., 81 .O0aD1 10; New Jersey white
Sweet Potatoes: Virginia. per Dbl, s265
Onions: Iowa, small red and yellow per
ID, &c; Spanish, per crate s1.35. Garlic: Elk
ira fancy, white, per h., 15c; red per h.,
l6c Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per doz..
tl.C0. Celery: Michigan, per doz. punches,
S5c: Rutabagos: Per h., nc.
HOME-GRoWN VEGETABLEs-Cab-
S0q6Oc; String and Wax Beans; Per mkt.
75c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per doz 45c.
Parsley Fancy homegrown, per doz
punches. soc. Turnips: Per mkt. bsk. S5c.
Carrots; Per mkt. bsk., 4Oc Beets Per
MIsCELLANEoUs-w Black, per
ID. &c; California No. l. per ID, lSc; Cali
fornia No. p per ID, f4c. Hickorynuts:
nuts: Per sack, $500; per doz. sSc. Honey /:
| New, "a frames SO.