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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
ATTORNEY FILES
TWO AFFIDAvITS
Graber Denies That He Took
Default Judgments in Un-
professional Way

OAKLAND, Oct. 29.-Ahldavits were
filed today by Attorney Thomas F..
Graber and z. j. GREENWOOD in refuta-
tion of the charges that Graber had
acted unprofessionally in securing
judgments in two suits brought by
Harry Klein against his brothers, Sig
mund and Milton. Attorney George
Samuels, his son, Mervyn Samuels, and
Attorney Irving Magnes recently filed
aff1davitsNto the effect that Graber had
taken default against the defendants
after he had declared that he would
not do so.
Graber says that this is not the case.
Harry Klein sued his brothers on pro-
missory notes, and for some time after
the suit was brought negotiations were
carried on for settlement. Graber SAYS
that he took default only after he was
convinced that no settlement could be
reached, and that he had never pre-
viously agreed with Samuels that he
would not take default. AS a result of
the default Judgment. stock in the
Maryland apartment house owned by
the defendants was sold to Greenhood
at what the defendants say was very
low price.
A motion was made recently to set
aside the default judgment secured by
Graber, but 1t was denied.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Suburban Brevities

CHINESE FISHERMEN HELD-Oakland. Oct.
29.-Ten Chinese fishermen appeared in Justice
Quinn's court today on charges of violating
the law against catching understood fish. Ball
in each case was fixed at $50. They were ar
rested by Deputy Fish Commissioner j. II.
Davis
ADDRESS ON PEACE-Berkeley, Oct. 29.-Un-
der the title of .Christianity War Robert
c. Root, Pacific coast secretary of the Ameri-
can peace society, will address the members or
the Berkeley Y. NJ. @. A. In the association
headquarters In Allston wayt tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
NEW STREET LAMPS TRIED-oakiand.. Oct.
29-Forty-slx new inverted street gas lamps
were lighted for the first time tonight In Fourth
avenue between East Eighteenth and Clinton
streets. The city ordered the test and II the
lamps prove efficient they will be installed
through the whole city.
HAND MANGLED ON DREDGER-Berkeley.
Oct 29-His left hand badly mangled by be-
ing caught in the cogs Of the machinery on
the Gray Eagle dredger. anchored on West
Berkeley, Gus Ekstronl. 1925 Home street.
was removed to the Roosevelt hospital last
night and his injured hand dressed BY DR..
Robert Hector.
DAMS NEARLY COMPLETED Oakland, Oct
20-Superintendent OF Streets Howe reported
today that four restraining dams and storm
water inlets In the Indian canyon were nearly
completed and would be In when the win
ter rainfall began. This work Will prevent the
lake shore storm sewers getting clogged with
sediment and gravel
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
To
CALL new PASTOR
Emmanuel Church to Arrange
at Special Meeting Tues
day to Fill Pulpit

OAKLAND. Oct 2s.-Emmanuel Pres
nyterian church has called meeting
for Tuesday evening 10 call a new pas
tor.
Rev. Charles r. Brown Will give a
lecture on Japan Wednesday evening
at the Fourth Congregational church.
Revival services Will be conducted
during the week by c. H Coultis, sing
ing evangelist from Moody Bible insti-
tute, Chicago. at Fruitvale Presbyte
rian church
Special musical services will be held
Sunday morning at the Church of the
Advent. Twelfth avenue and East Six
teenth street. Mrs. Florence Halliday
Haight,. niece Of Sir Andrew Halliday,
noted English composer. and formerly
contralto soloist OF St Georges and
ST. Ignatius Episcopal churches Of New
York, VIII sing the offertory.
The ordinance of baptism viii be ad-
ministered Sunday evening at the First
Baptist church. Rev. Homer J. Nos-
burgh viii preach on What Shall We
Think OF the Kingdom Of God?" This is
q the last discourse in a series on twen-
ueth century religion.
Calvary Baptist church has called for
q special offering tomorrow in an effort
70 redeem the property at Twelfth and
West streets. which has been taken
under mortgage foreclosure Tomorrow
Rev. Madison Slaughter, a former pas
tor OF the church. Will occupy the pull
pit.
Rev. Charles r. Brown. pastor Of the
First Congregational church, will
preach Sunday morning on "The Breath
iof Life" and in the evening on "The
Inselfsh Mans Prayer"
Rev. Albert W. Palmer, pastor Of
plymouth Congre gational church. will
give an address Sunday morning on
San Quentin penitentiary.
Rev. Frank L Goodspeed, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, will
preach Sunday morning on What and
Where Is HeavenT Devils and Swine"
will be the subject Of the evening SER
Snon.
Vespey services will be held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the Y. W. c. A.
administration building, Fourteenth and
Castro streets, by Mills college girls.
DR.. H. 3. Heacock of Pacific Grove,
FORMER pastor Of the Eighth avenue
Methodist church, viii occupy his old
pulpit tomorrow morning. At evening
services Rev. L 7. Loofbourow. the
pastor, will preach.
Rev. George ". White, D. D., pastor
. Of the First Methodist church, will
preach Sunday morning on Keeping
the Faith" The evening subject is
-A'God's Present Day Judgments"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BOATHOUSE IS
REMOVED BY CITY
Park Department Employees Tear
Down Building Which OBJ
structs Public Work

OAKLAND, Oct 29.-Directed by
Park Superintendent Malcolm Lamond.
and protected by a detail Of police.
park workmen employed by the city
demolished the boathouse on the Lake
Merritt crossing at Twelfth street,
owned by G. Cimpher, this afternoon
The city obtained a judgment from
Superior Judge Ellsworth several
months ago that the property on which
the boathouse stood was owned by the
municipality. Cimpher, however, re-
fused to move, and the city employees
tore down his building so that the
structure might not delay improve
ments by the street and park depart
ments.
Saturday afternoon was chosen for
the attack, so that neither Cimpher,
owner OF the house, nor w. j. Dick.
his lessee, who cares for the boats,
could obtain an injunction stopping the
city employees The courts had gone
into the weekend holiday before the
men appeared at the dam and began
the demolition of the boathouse. Three
wagons were used to haul the lumber
where the materials will be held for
the owners.
Tom Kendall, owner Of the adjoining
boathouse, was not molested, as he has
agreed to move on demand OF the city
He is now a municipal lessee. When
the park department or street depart
ment require the space occupied by the
boathousss Kendall will vacate. Cim-
pher ref6sed to make the same terms,
and the municipal authorities, not
willing that park plans should be de-
tered by private person. took to
drastic measures to eject the obstrep-
erous owner.
The park commission ordered the
boathouse owners to leave their prem
ises within six weeks several months
ago Kendall made terms with the
city, but Cimpher went into the su-
perior court. The result of his action
was decision favorable to the city.
under cover of which today the work.
men removed the objectionable build
ing.
The space on the north side OF the
Twelfth street dam which the two
private lighthouses occupied is to be
used by the city for the situation OF
public casino and boathouse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY HAYWARD AND SAN IEDRO
STREETS OF CITY
TO BE REMEMBERED
Superintendent Prepares New
Schedule Which Will Be En-
forced by Ordinance

OAKLAND. Oct. 29-The house NUM-
bering system of the entire city In
Guiding the annexed district, will be
rearranged in few weeks. Superin-
tendent of Streets Walter Howe has
prepared new schedules, redistributing
the numbers SO that each. block is
counted by the hundred, instead of two
blocks to 100 numbers as at present.
The annexed districts, where numbers
have never been used, have been sur
veyed, and new street names will be in
troduced to abolish the Implications OF
names. The system Howe has devised
will be uniform throughout the city.
with provisions for extensions when
more territory is added to the town.
To enforce the new street numbering g
system, the city council must pass an
ordinance. The city attorney is franz
ing this measure to be introduced at an
early meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Piles Cured
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cure. Old. chronic cases, that itch all
the time. bleed. protrude and are sore,
become gangrenous and are the very
essence Of utter misery. should write to
the Pyramid Drug Co. 271 Pyramid
Bldg. Marshall. Mich, for a free trial
package by mail IN plain wrapper of
Pyramid Pile Cure. Such cases have
tried a dozen remedies; they believe in
nothing g. expect to be operated on, are
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Will turn that hope into realiza-
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BERKELEYANS IN
SCHOOL OF DRAMA
New Institution Started by
Prominent Residents for
Study of Play

BERKELEY, Oct. 29-For the study
OF dramatic art and kindred subjects
a Berkeley school of music and dra-
matte art has been added to the large
number of educational institutions here.
The new school has offices in the
Studio building. Shattuck avenue and
Addison street. and the faculty is we'll
known to the residents of Berkeley.
Among the faculty members are:
Miss Blanche File, graduate of the
Chicago conservatory of music and the
Crosby Adams school of music; Mrs.
Elinor Lincoln Brown, dramatic coach
for some time at Kansas university;
Miss Sybil Marston, graduate of the
university and formerly fencing in
structor on the campus; Mrs. May
Watkins. teacher of dancing; r. S. Car
penter, mandolin. guitar and banjo;
Miss Carrie NJ. Bright, brilliant violinist
of the university, and Senior Manuel
Carpio, Italian and Spanish.
Senior Carpio was formerly prominent
in Journalism in Mexico and was con-
nected with an educational institution
OF Guadalajara, Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
NEW DRAMATIC CLUB
GIVES INITIAL PROGRAM
Farce, Skits and Music Rem
dered by Berkeley Folk

BERKELEY, Oct. 29.-Members OF a
newly organized dramatic club Of this
state, drawn principally from the cast
of the new production of "As You Like
It." gave an entertainment in kellogg
hall at the high school tonight, as
sisted by university students.
The program follows:
Selection ........ University club mandolin club
Musical accompaniment by Ashley Pettis.
Duet, 1.-The Partridge Birds Farewell ......
: .........-..........H Herr Perr and Miss Thiel
.... Walter Kennedy and Allan Dunn
Selection -. University of California giee club
Skit, Peggy on Market Day
..............M Miss Emmabelle hudson fucker
Farce Evening Dress
Cast-Harris Allen, Austin Perry, Miss
Carol Day, Miss Nan Day and Mrs. William
Lawrence Jones'
Finale from 1.-The Matinee Idol and IA Sum
mer Widow
Cast-Miss Louvia Rogers and Harry Bax-
ter assisted by Ralph Magee, Austin Perry,
Leslie Taylor John Matthias, Miss Lucy
Harrison, Miss Alma Carlisle. Miss Harriet
Strinham and Miss May Henry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
TEACHERS DISCUSS
-. MECHANICAL ARTS
California Association Has a
p Meeting in Alameda

r ALAMEDA, Oct. 2e.-The semiannual
meeting OF the California teachers as
-sociation Of mechanical arts was held
today IN the high school. At the session
there were general discussions relative
TO the work OF the association.
Prof W. r. Martin of the San Jose
high school addressed the assemblage.
Anon those In attendance were: DR..
J.. s. Snyder Of the San Jose normal
school. president of the association; j.
=. Addicott, a principal in the Oakland
school department; T. K, Barthel, in
structoE OF manual arts in the San
Francisco schools: c. E. Evans. teacher
of mechanical arts. Berkeley; z. S.
Crouch. supervisor Of manual training
Oakland; Miss Ellen Bartlett, super
visor of domestic training, San Fran
cisco; Miss Marshall, Oakland; Miss
Thomas and Miss Austin. Berkeley;
Miss Ella Shaw, Oakland: W. c. Wood,
superintendent Of schools of this city.
and Miss Hazel Watrous. Miss Yvonne
Greer, Richard T. Phelps and W. S.
Rice Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BERKELEY w. c. T. u.
CHOOSES IT'S WORKERS
Department Heads Are Named
for the Year

BERKELEY. Oct 2e.-Heads OF the
various departments OF the Berkeley
W. c T. L. have been elected for the
ensuing year.
They are as follows:
Aati-nsrcoticS, Mrs. Lyman ABen; Chinese and
Japanese work. Mrs. Yates; flower mission Mrs.
Hunter; foreign work. Mrs. Van Hemert Engert;
health and heTedty. Mrs. p MusseImsn; legisls-
ton petition and law enforcement, Mrs. ]. o.
Davis. mothers meetings, Mrs E. W. Darst;
medal contests, Mrs. B. J. williams; parIia-
rnenrary usage Mrs. Annie +. Barry; peace and
arbitration. Mrs. ~ A. Bunker; press. Mrs. R
r. Patterson; iIysical education. Miss Ursula
Bread: puriR NrS. Z. r. Mosher; purity 10
15terrfu-e an. rf. Mrs. J. ". Rhodes; Sunday
schsol, Mrs. F. Almind; scientific temperance in.
ksrue,lOa ATS. A-iie Is. Eyster; social meetings
erd rcd letter dars. Mrs. Clare O. Southard;
eons Mrs. Alice Neal Lansing; Union Signal,
slrs. s. Hall; secretary Of L. T. l., Miss Isa-
bella Patterson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
UNcAS TRIBE WILL
GIVE THEATER PARTY
Proceeds TO Go Into Lodge Re-
lief Fund

OAKLAND, Oct. 2e.-Uncas tribe No.
1s7 OF Red Men will give a theater
party wednesday evening. November 2,
at Ye Liberty theater, when The Call
OF the North" will be produced. The
proceeds viii go TO the relief fund Of
the lodge.
Arrangements for the affair are In
the hands OF William E. Pal Freeman,
A. r. Phillips, NJ. A Schafer, A. Michel.
James 3. McKeon and Charles Burnett.
only those tickets sold through the
agency Of the tribe viii add to its
profit.
Tickets can be procured from Frank
C. Senram, 1903 Broadway; Ernest Will
eon, Smith Brothers art department.
go Thirteenth street, or any other mem
Der OF the tribe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
SINGLE PACKAGE LAW
FOR MILK IS TABLED
Alameda CounciImen Taboo Pro-
posed Ordinance

ALAMEDA, Oct. 29.--An ordinance
providing that milk should be served
sn single service packages in this city
,rafttee of the whole OF the city council.
Councilman T. J. Probst aligned HIM
self against the proposed measure, say
fne that il would increase the cost of
milk TO the consumers -snd would not
better the supply. The members Of the
corasnittce, after but brief discussion.
voted 10 lay the proposed measure,
which was offered by the board Of
health. on the table.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Army Orders
.inI Dismtch 10 The Call

Especial Dispstch 10 The Call
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Army Orders: The
following officers will be relieved from duty at
the stations designated and will sail from San
Francisco on the dates specified for duty In the
Philippines division:
January 5-First Leutenants Charles T. kins
OF the medical corps, Presidio of Monterey;
Mark D. Weed OF the medical corps; Walter
Reed Of the hospital corps at Washington. ID. @.
Ernest Z. Roberts OF the medical reserve corps
at Fort Sill, oklahoma.
February 5-First Lieutenants Thomas d.
WoodsOn. medical corps, Vancouver barracks;
Floyd Kramer. medical corps. Fort Robinson;
". Cole Davis. medical corps. Fort Ethan Allen;
John K. Hereford, medical reserve corps, Fort
Dade: John F. Leeper, medical reserve corps,
Fort Duchesne.
March First Neutenants Wayne Fl. Crum,
medical corps. Madison barracks. New York
Herbert l. Harris medical reserve corps, Fort
Smelling; Francis II. Wells, medical reserve
corps, Fort Apache.
April 5-First Lieutenxnts George 3. Tuttle,
medical reserve corps. relieved at Fort Columbia,
Wash, and viii report at Honolulu for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BOY is BITTEN IN
CHEEK BY BULLDOG

ALAMEDA, Oct. 29.-Carl Penther, 5
years of age and son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Penther, 1915 Minturn street, was
attacked last night by bulldog owned
by his uncle, Leo Smith. The dogs
teeth sank into the cheek of the child
while he was playing with it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
LABORER FACES TRIAL
FOR STEALING CHECKS
Restaurant Keeper Complains
of Theft of Papers

OAKLAND, Oct. 29.-Justice of the
Peace Tappan, sitting for Police Judge
Smith. set the preliminary examination
of Spuro Meseras, a laborer charged
with grand larceny. for November B.
Michael Estimakas. a restaurant keeper
at 405 Tenth street, accuses Meseras of
stealing several checks which had heeri
cashed for laborers and passing the
paper after indorsing it with his own
name.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
ALUMNI CLASSES TO
HOLD THEIR REUNIONS
Graduates of University Will
Assemble Eve of Game

BERKELEY, Oct. 29.-The various
alumni classes of the university will
hold reunions in San Francisco and
Berkeley the eve of the big game with
Stanford November 12. For the first
time three classes of women will hold
reunions at the Carlton hotel here. The
women who will gather for the ceIe-
bration are of the classes of '0s, '0s
and 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

The Greatest Combina-
ton of Oriental Ply
sicians in the
World
Some Statements Of What
Ii Is and What Ii
Does


OF medicine the influence OF
dtoners And there logical of that
the of the public and recognized
wher aid
Wing Herb Company who sell Chinese and
profession.
English puded
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

ACKERT Observation-Disclosures Ia. Oct. 90
II was announced here today that Charles p.
.Ackert of Chicago. vice president OF. the Haw-
10y lines, IN charge OF operation and mainten-
sace. has resigned. effective November l.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
REAL ESTATE AGENT
CONVICTED OF FRAUD
Filled i'm a Mortgage Executed
in Blank

CHATTANOOGA 29.-J. G. Henninger,
accused of defrauding Domenico Lava
getto Of $3.50 by means of mortgage
that he had executed in blank, after
wards filing in his own name as mort
gagee, was found guilty today in Judge
Browns court. He was tried once be-
fore, the jury disagreeing. Henninger
is real estate agent He Will be SEN
fenced Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
The Offices of this doctor at
1912 BROADWAY

Corner Of Twentyeighth Street, OAKLAND
And open daily days from 10 80 except
Saturday, absent all day
Sundays from II 7:3o p.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

SWISS SOCIETIES FESTIvAL-The United
Swiss societies of this city will have festival
in the Auditorium the evening of November g.
There is TO be a vaudeville entertainment, fol-
lowed by a ball
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-10
Live Stock and Poultry.

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS-Fope
strain. Fifty choice coclrels. for sale
fifty bred from prize winning stock. Head
duce big birds and heavy layers. Best
cockres $1.25 each. ". 8. LOWRY,
Marion. Ky. ilocf1ms
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FOR RENT.

No. sos n Bayien st.. rooms .....>ee.oo
No. sis n. Barceiona st.. 10 rooms. .
No. c q ". wright. ) rooms $500
Ma I south anrirr. Z rooms .$225o
No eos N. Deviliiers st., rooms 1900
NO. S21 w. Garden St.. rooms $1s.oo
A fve-roor house with large lot at
Little Bayou bridge ............. 50
No 2S6 w Romano ST. rooms .$12.oo
No all e v,eVi,ifers. { rooms $1,000
a small house at F;shervilis. I rooms 5000
A large house a. Little Bayou ......$ $1,000
eAe- END
No s1s East Wright st.. . rooms
Al condition .....................S22 6o
No no East Gregory. 8 rooms ....sZ.oo
No 132 East Gregory rooms 80. .S2s0o
No soa East Gsdsder,. 5 rooms $1,000
No 1908 East Brainard st.. rooms S21 %
No. 323 East Geisden st.. rooms. ST. so
No. 10 East La Rua. 5 rooms $3.50
No arr East 7er-aRossa, rooms SIS 10
No finc ~ Desoto 9 rooms 90
No zoe Fast Greeorv. Z rooms 1890
No. 1909 East Strong rooms 49,. 90
No et' va~t Belmont st. 5 rooms. .S14 30
No 200 s. Florida Blanca, 8 rooms. .S14.o0
No. 8f6 East DeSoto. B rooms ..... .$12.5o
No. is4 W rnt.ndencia st.. Cup
Knight. Of Columbus Hail W. Garden
St.. for rent. day or night Reasonable
s-0res-
Store under Manhattan Hotel 49,. $500
Lsrge stove. p Zarragossa st close
N. w corner Romano and peviliiers
M,rso.rs s:ount and srsns once
Building.
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WEST FLORIDA ;
WANT ADS. !
MILLIGAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE. Milligan. Fla. oppc-
site the station. Everything new and
clean. Special attention to commercial
men. Rates. $500 per day. jau2atf
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MONY TOLOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds Of per
Sonal property on short notice. Easy
terms Suburban lots sold ON easy pay.
mentA ]. 3. Gray Co. Z ". R0m6a6.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Piano, Angelus Orchestral
entire household furniture, also one
woven wire fencing machine Apply 202
E. Church ST 2nov1ms
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. l.. BLEDSOE, carpet and mating
layer; sticky leather furniture treated
to prevent sticking: furniture packed for
shipment Phone 1893 19oct.
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE+Good corner store, FIRST class
new stock and good location, can lease
or sell the property. Inquire Box 1877.
city enov1w
MADE $50 900 In nve years With q small
mail order business; began with S.
Send for free booklet Tells how. Hea-
cock. 5o6s. Lockport. n. Y. 1nov1m
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP. UPHOLSTER. Refinish
Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co..
Phone s7i 20 and % W. Government
junelltf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-An off1ce boy. Apply tti
pany. 1
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-15o acres farm land. two
miles south Of Roberts, Fla, on Z: q
n. r. r. Forty acres under fence. Thir-
ty-five in cultivation. Good four
house and out buildings. Good well OF
water. Gray loan and clay foundatlon.
For further particulars, address r. A.
Staples. Roberts, Fla. 1enoVi"
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FOR SALE@One-third or one-half inter-
est in well established, good profit
business. to party who can go on road
and sell the goods. Reason for selling,
need partner to travel Address "BuS-
ness.' care Journal. Pensacola, Florida
9noy1wS
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wANTED-5o common aborers for rail-
road construction work on log road and
saw mill work. Apply The jacob Lun-
Der Co., Moline, Fla. nov8tf