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Manchester Democrat., 1910-05-04
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
OF, NECESSITY.
a., ho,ay,,, .riyap that the fol-
lowing resolution of necessity Is propo,SSteu
for adoption by the Council of the CITY
Of Manchester Iowa: c,t,. co,,nc,, Of
the City. Of Manchester. Iowa. ao
sesary to make ey the
north line Of the paving now IN place,
at the Intersection of Butler street with
Franklin street. north to the north l1s lins
That said paving shall he c9nstrISted snst From
T., its Of snEfy,as f 'ns o iees Howard @
| ,trn, ,5,f, ~ 81 w!dt h''ty feet
from 81 N 4 linc SoN II street to
tn ncVth Inc q Clara. RAJ 4NienaS c'nstruct-
I'd e two. inches e Portlans' "rment z, and nd
sand surface layer upon Il sfMn,,a fiye t,nn inGn !,
| tie surface layer and foundation to be
p:erared and paving cc,rstru ted IN ac- {.
cordancs with organizations furnished tsa c,tT by
and and ann annrovei we'd bS v the CITY ,,ncii Of the
~ --sat sail all cvsbin,c s!,ail be con-
structed of Portland cement and sand
to depth ~ % inches and five inches
| is of sufficient width and depth and
ran he rer~ovcd without injury said curb
| to be reset at new line of curb.
| T'sr expense of making said improve
mcnt tn be assessed ag'l' nst property
street and alley ,ntersentions.. .and PROM
ert:F owned by tho city. abntting thc.e-
lor san.' trio additional Is feet in
width from Butler street. to Howard
! street over the general provisions for
30 feet for balanee Of sid paylns ,an shall
IN accordance with the law governing
| the same.
And tho contractor who shall make
| said improvement shall gnarantee thnt
repair for one year from the date II
its acceptance by the city.
vnu are further notified that said res
| olr>.icn will be. considered for its pas
sage and adoption on the 7th day of
June 1915 at spesial, d,+ Or adjonrned reg re-.
city of Manchester. Iowa. to be held
at the council chamber. commencing ut
eight o'clock p: m: on said day, at
which time and place the owners Of
and subject to assessment for the pay
ment thereof. and others interested.
/ may appear and make objections to said
contemplated Improvement, and to the
passage and adoption of said proposed
Dated at Manchester Iowa. this end
day of May. 1910.
Attest:
| Edw. Hruby. City Clerk. &
Manchester Democrat., 1910-05-04

Mrs. NJ. F. Leroy and daughter
Dora are expected home from Chica-
go the latter part of this week.
M, F. Leroy is in Chicago attend.
ing the Mems National Missionary
Congress now in session in that city.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-05-04
poRMAN n,Ras.

DoRMANi arcs. y
DENTISTS. Office on Franklin streei
north Of the Globe hotel. Manchester
Iowa Dental Surgery In alls Its branch
% Makes frequent visits to neighbor
iFs towns. Always at office on Satur
dsss
Manchester Democrat., 1910-05-04
THos. T. c~RkEEk,

. ARCHITECT AND BUILDER SIIPER'
I%1iENl2ANT. s. q. corner Sth and MAR
street. Dubuque Iowa.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-05-04
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
e. w. Dunham.

w. II. Norris. e. q. stiles
pUNHAM. NORRIS & STILES.
ATTRONEYS AT LAW AND NOT.AR
les PUBLIC Special attention given
to collecting. Insurance. Real Estate and
Loan Agents. Office in City Hall Block.
Manchester. Iowa
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
NO SECOND COURT,
SAYS HODGHEAD
Berkeley Not Entitled to Extra
Justice of the Peace
Under Law

BERKELEY, Nov. 10.-Mayor Bev-
erly Hodghead is of the opinion that
inasmuch as Berkeley has not been
declared a city of 10000 or more popu-
latfon, the claims of the friends of
Redmond c. Stats that he was elected
second justice of the peace Tues
day are without legal foundation. He
SAID that information as to the popula-
tion of Berkeley has not been received
from the federal government and that
the Office of a second justice here is
therefore uncreated
Judge Robert Edgar, who has been
for a number OF years justice of the
peace here and whose reelection was
nearly unanimous, thinks that if Stats
presses the case the matter will be one
for the legislature to decide.
If Berkeley is declared to be city
of 10000 population under the law 1t is
entitled to another Justice
It is optional with the board of su-
pervisors to appoint an extra Justice
here, but members of the city council
do not believe that a. second office Will
be created by it.
If Stats is declared elected by the
fact that few friends added his name
to the ticket Tuesday and no extra
justice is allowed, Staats declares that
he would relinQuish all claims to the
office In favor of Judge Robert Edgar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
Suburban BreYities

VETERAN POLICEMAN IHJURED-oakland.
Nov. 10.-Captsin H B. Rand q retired no
lcemsn, down by an automobile
driven by z. r. wilkins at Twelfth street
and Broadway this evening. He was not seri-
ously injured.
MISSING NAN IN osPTIAL-Osklsnd. Nov.
lO.-After several days Of searching, CAPTAIN
T. Brown Of the Melrose police station yester-
dsy found Peter Mcmahon. the aged man who
left Our Lsdys home in Bray avenue Fruit
vale in Providence hospital. where he had lain
81 for more than two weeks.
ALAMEDA INSTRUCTOR ILL-AIameda. Nov
I0-Nins Minfum. instructor IN the Ala
I1e6 Bay street the result Of a nervous
breakdown from overwork. Miss Adele Brown
> graduate OF the school is conducting
Miniuna's science classes in his absence.
WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES - Oakland
Nov. I0-The grand jury Will investigate to-
morrow the charge made by Leslie Blackburn.
former henchman Of County Assessor Dalton
against the latter. Blackburn says that Frank
NJ Shay. a former deputy in Dalton's office.
regularly paid his chief SIS month out Of his
salary
REREKAHs TO DANcE-Alameds. Nov. TO-
Alameda Rebekah lodge WIN hold dance
wednesday evening IN Encinal hall. Bay "a
ton The committee is composed Of Mrs. TIL
lie Priestly, Mrs George Hagy. Miss Ruth
Hammond. Miss Alice Rank and Miss Viola
Houck- J. H Weinstock viii act as floor
manager.
RAILROAD CHARGES WOMAN = James B.
Duffy. general passenger agent Of the Santa
Fe. yesterday appeared IN the police court and
svore g complaint charging Mrs. Antonette
check for $3.50 on August Ii. The check was
received in payment Of railroad transportation
and was drawn against the Wells-Fargo ma
tionsl bank.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
is the vote:
WOMAN'S LAW CLUB
CHOOSES OFFICERS
Weekly Meetings Will Be De-
voted to Legal Subjects

OAKLAND. Nov. 1O.-Mrs. John n.
Porter, secretary of the Child's Wei
fare league and a prominent member
of the Oakland club. has been elected
the first president of the Woman's law
club. The new club meets every Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock In the lee
ture room of the Young Woman 5
Christian association. Mrs. c. L Case
was. chosen treasurer and Miss Seline
Hess secretary.
The object of the club is TO en-
tighten women as to their legal privi-
1eges and give them a general under
standing of the law. The first OF a
series of addresses will be delivered by
H. L. Hagen. an Oakland attorney
Among the women interested in the
organization are Mrs. s. Altman. Miss
Hazel Shone Mrs. J. T. McMannis. Mrs.
T. A Neetland. Mrs William 2. Keith.
Miss Bessie Wood, Mrs. Cora E Jones
and Miss OttiIie Schubert
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
FLY FLAGS OVER THE
SCHOOLS, INSISTS TODD
Sends Letter TO Judge Urging
Action Against Board

BERK KELEY. Nov. 10.-James H.
Told. whom superintendent Of Schools
T. F. Bunker declared was a, trouble
maker and stickler over technicalities,
has prepared a sworn statement for
Judge William H Waste Of the su-
perior court to the effect that the state
Iau requiring that the American flag
must be flown over the schools, has
r-en violated by the members of the
Berkeley school board.
Todd had a photograph taken OF the
re-v Oxford school in North Berkeley
today showing that the school which
las been opened but a short time is
'-ithout fagpole. He has asked Judge
Waste TO take action against the school
Electors. R A. Berry, Mrs. Elinor Car
-tsIe Roy J. Young, DR.. z. L Loring
and Prof. ". c. Morgan
Director Berry says the board could
buy z nUmbe rof cent flags and thus
come within the provisions of the law.
We want nice silk flags which viii
he credit TO the schools. and for that
reason have delayed the purchase of
them" said Berry today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
PROMINENT BERKELEY
GRADUATE IS DEAD
Mrs. MeIrowe NJ. Martin, So=
rority Leader, Passes Away

BERKELEY. Nov. 1O.-Mrs. Melrowe
M. Martin, a. graduate of the univer-
sity, whose marriage year ago was
the elimination of a college romance,
died at her home in Los Angeles Tues
day, according to word received on the
university campus today. AS Miss
Florence Schultz Mrs. Martin was one
of the most popular members Of the
class of 1909.
Mrs. Martin was member Of the
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was
prominent in theatricals and was a
member of the cast which staged THE
Eumenides" In the Greek theater. In
college and bay city society she was
well known.
Her marriage to Melrowe NJ. Martin
of the same university class was the
result of a college friendship. Martin.
who studied law here. was a teacher in
Los Angeles, but is studying for the
bar
Besides her husband Mrs Martin is
survived by a father and mother. who
live in Los Angeles. and brother, who
lives in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
MOTT Sees MUCH
in S. P.fRANCHISE
Mayor Says He viii Sign the
Ordinance and Thinks It's
Good Measure

OAKLAND. Nov 10.-"I shall most
assuredly approve the Southern Pa
cthc franchise ordinance said Mayor
Mott today. The city clerk has not
been able 10 give me the official copy
= The measure yet but when il Is in
ny hands I viii affix my signature
within the 10 days allowed by law"
The ordinance was adopted by the
CognciI last Monday evening. A clause
specified the properties shall revert to
the city at the end OF so years.
The settlement Of the water front
controversv through the passage Of
this ordinance IS certainly the best
piece Of work for Oakland this ad-
r-tnistrstion has accomplished since
Il has been IN Office declared the
mayor. The citizens with the oppo-
si1ion DO not realize the enormous
benefits which viii accrue TO the city.
BY the granting Of a narrow strip
q water front additional 10 that al
ready occupied by the Southern Pacific
coulpany's mole and ferry slips, the city
has obtained from the railroad an
agreement 10 transfer TO Oakland all
IT'S rights on the mole and all the i'm
prOvements on the land leased, at ex-
piration q she lease. Before this fran
chise was given the city had no con-
troll over the mole used by the South
ern Pacific
The ordinance terminates all litiga-
tlsn over the water front. The South
err Pacific company acknowledges the
cttv's suzerainty over its harbor; ii
reIinouishes 10 the city all the rights
claimed by the railroad under the
Stratton patent; II comedies the right
Of the city to open streets through its
property and over ITS rights Of way
on the both the southern and western
water fronts; and il pays TO the city
2 rental which stands for the recogni-
ton Of the city's wharhng out rights"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
A CURE FOR ALL
Not Patent Cure-Au. Nor a Modern
Miracle. But simply Rational
Cure for Dyspepsia

In these days Of humbuggery and de-
ception, the manufacturers OF patent
medicines. as a rule. seem 70 think
their medicines will not sell unless they
claim that IL will cure every disease
under the sun And they never think
OF leaving out dyspepsia and stomach
troubles They are sure to claim that
their nostrum is absolutely certain 70
cure every dyspeptic and he need look
no further.
In the face of these absurd claims Il
is refreshing to note that the proprie-
tors OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nave
carefully refrained from making any
undue claims or false representations
regarding the merits OF this most ex-
cellent remedy for dyspepsia and stom-
ach troubles They make but one claim
for 1T, and that is, that for tndi gesrion
and various stomach troubles stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets is radical cure
They go no farther than this, and any
man or woman suffering from indiges-
tion. chronic or nervous dyspepsia. who
will give. the remedy trial will hno
that nothing IS claimed for IL that the
facts will not fully sustain.
It fs a modern discovery. composed or
harmless vegetable Ingredients accept
able TO the weakest or most delicate
stomach. Its great success IN curing
stomach troubles is due to the fact that
ii will digest whatever wholesons food
Is taken into the stomach. no matter
whether the stomach IS in good work
ing order or not. It rests the over
worked organ and replenishes the body.
the blood, the nerves, creating
healthy appetite. giving refreshing
sleep and the blessings which always
accompany a good digestion and proper
assimilation Of food
In using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
no dieting Is required Simply eat
plenty Of wholesome food and take
these tablets at each meal thus as
sistfng and resting the stomach. which
repid1y regains it's proper digestive
power when the tablets viii be no
longer required
Nervous Dyspepsia IS simply a condi-
ton in which some portion or portions
Of the nervous system are not properly
nourished Good digestion fnvigorates
the nervous system and every organ in
the body
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists at so cts per package.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
METCALF'S BODY WILL
BE SHIPPED HOME

OAKLAND, Nov. 1o.-The body of
Victor n. Metcalf, scion of the promi
nent Metca1f and Nicholson families of
Oakland his father being former Sec
retary of the Navy Victor H Metca1f,
who died in Colorado Springs, Colo,
yesterday, wi1 arrive in Oakland Mon
day afternoon, when the funeral ar
rangements will be made. This an
nouncement was made today by AS
sistant Postmaster W. w. Robson, a
lifelong friend of young Metcalf. who
has received telegram from Colorado
Springs.
Accompanying the body will be Met
calfs bride to whom he was married
last February and who was Miss Marie
Buffers. and his parents, who were
with him when the end came
Young Metcalfs DEATH while not
totally unexpected, was a, shock to his
many friends
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
BLOODHOUNDS TO
AID POLICE WORK
Frank de Pue's Valuable AMI
mails Join Berkeley Depart
ment to Hunt Thugs

BERKELEY, Nov. 10.-The two
bloodhounds owned by Frank de Pue,
state Identification officer. which were
used in an attempt to run down a
holdup man yesterday morning, will be
kept at the local police station and
become regular members of the de-
partment.
The animals will remain the prop
erty Of De Pue but the local depart
ment will have their USE
De Pue's son, who is a member of
the local palice department, vii
ably have the care of the animals,
which viii be housed in special ken
mel near the police station.
Berkeley is the first city outside of
a few in the southern part of the
state to be equipped with dogs as an
adjunct to the police department.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
GADSKI TO DINE WITH
PROTEGE'S PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Riegslman to En-
fertain Prima Donna

OAKLAND. Nov. 10.-Mr- and Mrs
Meyer Riegelman viii have as their
guest Friday nj ght Madam Gadski, the
pr.ma donna. under whose tutelage
Miss Mabel Riegelman, their daughter
has been studying music abroad for the
last two years. Miss Riegelman was
given the same teachers the great diva
rad and is receiving the same training
On one Of her visits to Oakland
Madam Gadski heard Miss Riegelnaan
sing and was so impressed with her
voice that she had her sent abroad %
study grand opera. Miss Riegelnlan re
turned 10 the United States from Eu-
rope e short time ago. but upon recefv-
ing an offer 10 sing in grand opera at
The Auditorium in Chicago accepted
and viii not return home until next
April or May.
Among the other guests tomorrow
light viii be the prina donna's hus-
band herr Pauscher, and. daughter,
Lotte. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Luning, old
time friends Of Madam Gadski- and Ed
win Schneider. the prima donna's ac-
companist
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
FLOWERS MADE TO
DECORATE BENCHES
Girl Students Prepare for Spec
tacuIar Display at Intercol=
legiate Match Saturday

BERKELEY. Nov. b0-Unless rain
spoils the spectacular effect of the
women's section of the bleachers at
the big game. the first in the his
tory Of an intercollegiate contest, VIII
be mass of yellow chrysanthemuns
and blue ribbon at the annual foot
ball match with Stanford next Satur-
day afternoon
Several hundred university women
have purchased seats In the special
section reserved for them and are max
ing arrangements to make it a mass
of color representative of the univer-
sity.
Although many of the women will
wear real flowers the university wcm-
en- have been making a large number
Of paper chrysanthemurns which are al
most lffelike-
The sale Of the flowers began to-
day in Hearst hall. through g, commit
tee Of women composed Of Katherine
Schaeffer, Edith Bliss. Katherine Asher,
Edith Howard, Florence Marshall
Mary Travis, Buelah Turpin. Georgia
Mccoy, Reid Venable and Mary Cow
to the fund for the erection of
building for senior women on the
campus
Inc University men turned OUT III
large numbers for the annual smoker
rally tonight in Harmon gymnasium.
to give the varsity fifteen a big fare
well for the game. The building was
filled with shouting collegians and the
varsity team was given a rousing re-
ception. Doctor Wheeler, John r. Glas-
cock. Captain Jay Dwiggins, Coaches
SchaafTer end Cert. Trainers Christie
and Vo1z and others were among the
speakers for the evening.
The various alumni organiZa tions
will hold their annual reunions on
the eve of the big game tomorrow
night San Francisco will be the meet
ing place for q dozen or more classes.
The women of the classes of '08, '0e and
10 viii hold their reunions at the
fv, ri
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Nov. 10.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
John Ruggiero. 81, and Flora Denant. II.
both Of Oakland.
Roy F. wyatt, p, Winters, and Ruthven ".
Sackett 2f, Alameda
Henry E. Neidigh, rs. and Alma L. Stedham.
Is, both Of Oakland
Marlin Caiu. 2T. San Francisco, and Lucille
Brooks 27 Birmingham, Ala
Haakon ". Lee, 35. and Rachel Olsen. IS,
both OF Berkeley.
Arthur NJ seinans, Al. San Jose. and Minnie
Patterson, Al New York.
Elijah E. Gibbs. SIS. Stockton and Annie NJ.
Lowell. 81, Eureka
Ralph D. Emerson. 80. Aloha. Wash. and
Frances Soule, 21. Alameda
Henry souza- 81. and Anna Roderick. II. both
of Oakland
Rose L. Machado. 20, Decoto
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
ILLINOIS SOCIETY
WILL DINE MONDAY
Interesting Program Has Been
Arranged for Event

OAKLAND. Nov. 1O.-The Illinois So
ciety Of Oakland will render a program
n conjunction with the annual dinner,
which viii be given Monday evening.
November a beginning at $50 o'clock.
a. 409 Thirteenth street. ". F. File is
chairman Of the entertainment COM
rnittee.
The program viii he as follows:
Piano solo Ms Elinor Brittner: address
what Time is II and Where Are We5'' Rev
Thomas A Boyer, pastor Of the First Christian
church: vocal duet. % Tell U.s. Merry Birds of
Spring Misses Rose and Violet Lamont Miss
Helen Webb, accompsntst): instrumental trio.
two violins and cello. Ralph A Andel, Miss Cur
IFS and Mr.. Bartrsn; dramatic reading, Mrs
Elinor Lincoln Brown; violin and cello duet Mr.
Andel and Mr.. Bartram; address The ulini -
John T. James: greetings from absent members:
song. Illinois; social hour.
All natives or former residents of
Illinois are invited TO attend
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
INJUNCTION BLOCKS
THE NEW CITY HALL
Temporary Restraining Order
Granted to Bushnell Company

70 prevent the tearing down of the
building on the west of the city hall
to make way for the new structure
was sued for today by the Bushnell
company, which names the H c. Cap
well company, Mayor Mott, the mem
bers of the city council. Chief of Police
Wilson and the board of public works
as defendants.
The Capwell company is the owner
of the premises, which are about to
be transferred to the city.
The Bushnell company is its tenant,
and declares that it Will be greatly
dana ged If the premises are sold and
the old building torn down.
A temporary restraining order was
granted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
PRETTY GIRLS TO
help CARD PARTY
Alameda Maidens Will Assist al
Whist Tournament of the
Chamber of Commerce

ALAMEDA, Nov. 10.-The whist
tourney to be given by the chamber of
commerce will be held tomorrow night
at 1882 Park street. The hall a has
been decorated for the occasion, palms
and American flags being used in pro-
fusion.
Arrangements have been made to ac-
commodate several hundred players
A dozen pretty girls will act as
scorers. Among those who will be
asked to serve are Miss Emma Giersch,
Miss Henrietta Rosenberg, Miss Ger
trude Meyse1. Miss Lily Lewis, Miss
Helen Lesser, Miss Edna Nelson, Miss
G. Meyer, Mrs. B. Benson, Miss L
Thompson, Miss L Tronlitz, Miss r.
Lane and Miss J. Wilson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MEMBERS TO. ASSEMBLE

BERKELEY. Nov 10.-Prof Henry
Morse Stephens of the history depart
ment of the university will preside
over the annual dinner of the members
of the Pacific coast branch of the
American historical society. which will
meet in California hall November IS
and 9 for the seventh annual meeting
The banquet will be held the evening
Of November Is in the Carlton and a
number of educators will be heard.
Papers for the society meeting are now
being prepared
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
STUDENTS COMPLAIN
OF OVERCOAT THIEF
Victims of Petty Thieves Re-
port Losses to Police

OAKLAND, Nov. 10.-Overcoats be-
longing to Lloyd Rickley, 533 Merrt-
mac street. and F. G.. Morgan, 1872
Fourth avenue, pupils at the Oakland
high school were stolen from the hall
of the school building yesterday.
W. B Rinehart, 1115 Seventh avenue,
reported to the police that implements
were stolen from his automobile in
the downtown shopping district last
night
Burglars entered the Albany saloon.
Fifteenth street and Broadway. last
night, prying open a rear door. They
obtained change from the cash regis
ter and several bottles of whisky.
Nothing was obtained by burglars
who entered the Hoffman costume com
pany stone, 404 Fourteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
EVENTS ON FRANCISCO
GRIEF AND ILLNESS
CAUSE MANS SUICIDE

OAKLAND. Nov. 1o.-John L. Cole
man. a laborer 50 years old. ended MS
life by taking gas in his bedroom az
his home $40 Myrtle street, last nignt'
The body was found this morning.
Coleman was in i'll health and has oeen
despondent since the death OF MS wire
two years ago. His son. John, 20 years
old. left him about a year ago and the
father ad not heard from the youth
since
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
AMENDMENTS GET
Big MAJORITES
Bonds for Exposition Measures
Garry by II to | Vote in
Alameda County

OAKLAND, Nov. 10.-The amend
ments providing for bond issues for
the Panama-Pacific exposition carried
by overwhelming majorities in Ala
media county. Figures given out today
by County Clerk Cook show a ratio of
more than II to for both amend
ments.
The following is the vote
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-07
CEMETERIES.
GLEN D CEMETERY

Franklin av.. Bloomfield. N. j.; once, Scheuer
Building. Tel. 4o6S-R. Market. and 1881,
Bloomfield. Single graves. si&.o0; ,lo'- from
$50. 90 up.