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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-05
SEVENTEEN ESCAPE.
Mining Camp Near RosIyn, Wash, De-
stroyed by Avalanche.

Roslyn, Wash, March 4.-Word was re-
ceived today that the Shookum Mining
Cos. camp, 20 miles north, was wiped
out by an avalanche last Tuesday. or the
IS men in the camp all escaped except
Superintendent E. L. Simmons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-05
TO VISIT RELATIVES.
Col. Roosevelt Will Spend Two Days
With Wfe's Sister in Italy.

Porto MuriZio. italy. March 4.-Miss
Carew, sister of Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, has been informed that before
going to Paris former President Roose-
welt will spend two days at her villa
near here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-05
Biddeford Democratic Nomination.

Biddeford, Me-, March City Clerk
Albert O. MarCille was tonight nOmi-
mated for mayor by the Democrats in
The largest mayoralty caucus ever
held here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-05
ARRANGING A LECTURE.
Royal Geographical Society Wants to
Hear About Hunting Trip.

London, March 4.-The Royal Geo
graphical Society is endeavoring to ar
range for a lecture to be delivered by
ex-Presdent Roosevelt at Albert hall,
the subject being his African tour.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-12
HARRY A. IANGpoN. RETIREp ACTOR
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Monday, April II, 1910:
BRABSoN-BEGGS-Joh w. Brabson, 30. Al
Mission ST., and Marguerite Beggs, 81, 304o
D-SUsfMERS-Joseph P. Crawford.
q. Vallejo, and Georgina Summers, 81 454
DELGADo~GIdENEz- Delgado. %.
and Julia Gimenez, is, both of 500 Greenwich
street.
DIENGER-CARLSoN-C F. Dienger. 3s.
5Is Frederick st. and Hanna A. Carlson, %,
5T4 Frederick ST.
TIsH-LYLE- Charles R. Fish, %, $50 Ellis
St, and Bessie Lyle IS, ITO Clement ST.
FoSS-FEIMSTER-Lee r. Foss, 81. and Sadie
c. Feimster. IS. both of Stockton.
Lombard St, and Lillian W. Miller, IS, sau-
FRASER-KENT-w william S. Fraser, 2s. so
Parnassus ave-, and Nancy B. Kent, %, 1900
GATEwooD- wINcHELL-wins NJ. Gatewood.
81. Pill Pine St, and Edna P. Winchell. 20,
GAVIN HoDNETT-Emmet B. Gavin, 81. 1869
Twenty second ST. and Mary E. Hodnett, Is,
GREEN-BELil-A H. Green. 90 Berkeley.
and Mary V. Bell. %, 481 Fourteenth st.
-WELLS-Alfred W. Hall, 20. san Fran
Neutrality-suspicious. F. Halloran.
q, Berkeley, and Eva r. Loveland. 49, 67S
HoX TH-TRExLER-Harry s. Hoxwortb
%. Cal o'Farrell ST., and Helen D. Trexler,
rs, Allentown, Pa.
hEPPlNGEh--hA 1Ek flames f. keppinger,
80, Angel island. and Bridget NJ. Raftery 81,
st. Louis, Mo.
KIK0WA-USU-Ku Kikowa SO. Gar
dena. and Taxed Usu. 20, POPS Pine ST.
LAvELL-MILLER--Jo Lavell 65 Santa
Rosa. and Christine Miller. 49, i35 Capp ST
AZZARINI-GUAGLIA-Sa Lazzarini 27
2lo6 Filbert ST., and Adelina Gnaglia, "a. SOB
Union St.
LAuNER- FoNTANA-Charles E. Launer 25.
$40 Turk St, and Anita A. Fontana 20, 81
Hill st.
LEWIS-DOwNIE-John c. Lewis so. and
Grace Z. Downie, 81 both of Portland
Is, and Ella NJ. Cheney "a, both Of 663 Fin,
more st.
MAlNARD-HODGE-A Maynard 2S. and
Anita Hodge, 10, both of 20 Stone ST.
MCKAY 0IT-David L. Mckay, 81, 2so2
Clay St, and Edith X. Holt, is. Mountain
View.
MILLER -MILLER-Edward f. Miller, %. VAL
lejo and Daisy A. Miller. 20, Pill Green
wich ST.
NAG sHI-NAKANo-Tanczo Nagatoishi.
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MRS. SANER AND
DOCTOR CONVICTED
Found Guilty of Manslaaghter
and Given Penitentiary
Sentences

WATSEKA, ILL.,, April 11.-Dr. w. r.
found guilty of manslaughter for the
Staying of ]. B. Sayler-of Crescent City
last July John Grunden. medicine
vender from Oklahoma and father of
Mrs. Sayler, was acquitted.
Punishment was fixed by the jury in
Doctor Millers case at IL years I'M
prisonment in the penitentiary. while
imprisonment for three years in the
penitentiary was allotted Mrs. Sayler.
A general expectation was that the
jury, which had been celebrating more
than So hours, would disagree. Late
ballots had been taken, agreement was
reached on the manslaughter verdict
against Miller and Mrs. Sayler and of
acquittal for her father.
Then came a pause. while the length
of sentence to be imposed was deter
PENDANTS, their counsel. the states at
torney and his aids entered the court
room and the jury was brought in
Coda Sayler sat beside her mother,
Mrs. Sayler. She wept as she entered
the courtroom. When the verdict find
ing Mrs. Sayler guilty was read she
threw herself into the arms of her
daughter and sobbed convulsively. Coda
sought to comfort her mother and
caressed and kissed her. Mrs. Miller
chung weepingly to her husband when
the verdict came and he clasped her
to him.
For the first time since he was ar
rested Doctor Miller felt the grip of
handouts as he was taken from the
courtroom to the county Jail after an
affectionate farewell to his wife
Mrs. Sayier, somewhat recovered
from her emotion, walked unshackIed
to the cell that has been her home for
many months. John Grunden, with
squared shoulders, went from the
courtroom a free man
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MRS. kLOPP WILL
WIN HER DIVORCE
Judge Intimates That He Will
Grant Woman Legal
Separation

OAKLAND, April 11.-Judge Ellis
worth today intimated from the bench
that he would grant divorce to Mrs.
Jennie E. Klopp against her husband,
George Klopp, on the ground of cru
city. An order was issued giving her
the custody of their minor son.
Taking of testimony in the case took
three weeks. Mrs. Klopp was a wealthy
widow when she married Klopp She
testified that he married her for her
money, and on one preteXt or another
got $500 from her before and after
their marriage. When she refused to
keep him in idleness any longer he
threatened to blacken her character
unless she gave him money. Klopp de-
MED all these charges and said that it
was Mrs. Klopp that had been cruel.
She had compelled him to cook, wash
dishes and do other mental tasks
The following new suits for divorce
We're begun today: Guy A. against Ger
trude Houston, desertion; Mollie
against William Nelson, failure to pro-
vide; Emma against Theo S. Wallis, de-
sertion.
Mary Geneva Parks was granted a
final decree of divorce against Edward
E. Parks, cruelty.
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NELsoN-In Santa Rosa. CAL April o. l9;u.
Hans. beloved husbandrof Margaret Nelson a u
father OF Peter Nelson OF Guam island and the
late Henry X. Nelson, a native Of AD,nra r
schleSwig, Germany, aged 81 years aud 4
months. member OF NOrddeutscber vereisi.
tbrooklyn. n Y, and Orange. v j.. paDers
please COPY
Friends and scquaintsuces are respectfully
invited TO- attend the funeral today Tues
day., April u, at IL o'clock -. NJ from -.
pariors Of Monahan & Co, $3.50 Mission street
between Nineteenth and Twentieth Interment
Mount Oltvet cemetery by carriage.
GIET0-Entered into rest at stanford univer-
sity, April 3. 1910. FrankeI BeIasco. beloved
son OF Jacob and Rose Nieto. native OK San
Funeral Services and interment private.
Please omit flowers.
PARsoNs-In this city. April H. 1910 Harriet
~ T., beloved wife q Frederiek D. Parsons. be
REYNOLDS and Mrs Arthur H. Meussdorner a
months and - days Oakland papers please
Friends and scquaintances are respectfuIIv
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
late residence 252s California street. Inter- pTs
from Thirteenth and West Mission streets
vARNEY-In Alameda. April TO- 1870 Henry j..
dearly beloved son Of Henry and Elizabeth Var
ney and loving brother Of Edward and Anna
Varney. native Of New York. aged Sc years
and 4 months.
Friends and acquaIntances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday, at $50 a. m f, from his late
residence HOS Regent street. thence 20 ST.
Joseph's church, where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his sonl
commencing at o'clock a. m Interment St
Mary's cemetery
WHlTCoMB-In this city, April II. 1910 n
Edwin, beloved son OF the late DR.. n i
Whiteomb, native OF San francisco. sgeI
40 years.
Interment (private1 tomorrow "wednesday,
IN family plat at Walnut Greek Contra COSTA
county. Cal. Remains at the parlors Of the
United Undertakes. 26O6 Howard street near
Twenty second.
woLToN-In this city. April 0. 1910. Augustus
Wolton, aged 90 years
zAHN-In this city, April 10. 1910, Mrs. Helen
Augusta Zahn- sister Of Mrs. Albert Greene
OF Oakland. Mrs. Francis Shafer, OF Los An
geles. Leo Buerer OF Arizona Mrs. Anqelia
Hostetter and Mrs. Clara YeazeIl OF this
city. a native Of Canton. o.. aged So yelrs
months and 20 days.
The funeral viii take place today Tues
day., April IL, 1910, at O'Clock a. m. from
the parlors Of Carew English 1918 Geary
street. thence to ST. Ignatius church. where
requiem mass viii be celebrated for the re-
pose Of her soul, commencing at $50 O'Clock
a. Interment Holy Cross cemetery By alec-
trio funeral car from Thirteenth and West
Mission streets Positively omit lowers
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PIONEER PASSES AWAY
AT DAUGHTERS HOME

OAKLAND. April 11.-Peter A. Lamp
ing a pioneer resident of this city
died yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Maria Mullane, 2029
Filbert street, where he had lived for
many years He was so years old.
Lamping came to this. city 40 years
ago, becoming owner of the Los Gatos
winery and the st. Charles hotel, the
latter property being then located in
Twelfth street at Broadway. 1t was
purchased by the Oakland bank of
savings in 1875. He was a wealthy
miner and purchased the banking firm
of Barnes & Reese at Downieville, with
profits taken from the Blue Lead mine
in Sierra county. Later he invested al
most his entire fortune in the Prim-
rose bank, which failed, following
which he remained in Oakland, working
for six years in the old San Francisco
mint
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Ma
ria Lamping; three daughters, Mrs.
Maria Mullane, Mrs. Julia Dorell and
Mrs. James Sexton, and two sons, Pc
ter A. Lamping Jr. and James J. Lamp
ing. A solemn requiem mass will be
celebrated at st. Andrews Catholic
church, Thirty sixth street at Adeline,
at $3.50 tomorrow morning
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HUGHES SUGGESTS
FURTHER INQUIRY
Recommends, Investigation Into
Use of Corrupt Means tG
influence Legislation

ALBANY, y. Y. April 11.-Declaring
that the recent revelations in the Aids
Conger bribery inquiry and the facts
brought out in the insurance investi-
gaion by superintendent of Insurance
Hotchkiss have caused every honest
citizen to Jingle with shame and indig-
nation. and have made irresistible the
demand that every proper means should
be employed to purify" Governor
Hughes sent a special message to the
legislature tonight. recommending AN
immediate. impartial. thorough and I'M
sparing investigation into legislative
practices and procedure and into the
use of corrupt and improper means for
the promotion or defeat of legislation"
Accompanying the message was a
preliminary report of superintendent
Hotchkiss, outlining the facts devel-
oped at the fire insurance investigation
In New York and setting forth the diff
culties encountered in following UP the
various leads that have been uncOv-
cred.
The superintendent says that obsta-
cles apparently insuperabIe have deveI-
oped in the course of the inquiry. These.
In his judgment, warrant further in
VeStlSauon, but he has no power TO
pursue them and therefore has laid the
facts thus far developed before the
governor for action
The message was received with
marked attention in both houses. 1t
was referred to the finance committee
in the senate and to the committee on
ways and means in the assembly.
Senator Travis OF Brooklyn tonight
offered a resolution proposing the ap-
pointment of committee of three citi-
zens, three senator's and three assem-
blymen to conduct an inquiry. Fifty
thousand dollars is asked to defray the
expenses of the commission. The reso-
luton was referred to the finance COM
mittee.
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2S and Haruno Nakano. 81. both of Alviso
Observation-Disclosures J. Neles, &c. Bo-
dega, and Susie +. Fitzpatrick, 80 Antioch
observation-disclosures Pellanda, 80
1858 Howard St, and Contantina Fietto, "a,
1913 Lombard st.
RASS0-R0LLANDI-U Rasso, %, So
Onondaga ave-, and Concetta Rollandi, &c, S26
Vallejo st.
SCHMITT- RoY-Edward G. Schmitt, 2s, 1853
Howard St, and Evangeline Roy, 20, 1863
Tenth ave.
TAKAHASHI-FUJITA- Takahashi 81,
and Tai Fujita 90, both of Fulton.
-R0SSI-Guiseppe Tore. 2S. 361 Broad
way and Elena Rossi, 90 3130 Steiner ST.
YAMAM0To-kUWAHAR Yamamoto,
YASUMURA = KISHM0To - Kamekichi Yasu-
mnra. "a, Min Valley, and Klyo kishmoto %.
POPS Pine st.
WRIGHT-CARVALHO- F. Wright %,
2133 San Jose ave-, and Martinka NJ. Car
valho. 10, 240S1a Sacramento ST.
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DEATHS

ALBERT-In this city. April 10. 191o at the
Relief Home for Aged and Infirm Peter AL
bert, native of Germany, aged 81 years.
BALDWIN-In Richmond, CAL. April IL. 1910.
David Walker Baldwin, aged 8 months and
26 days.
BERRY-In this city, April II. 1910, Harriet
Jane beloved wife of the late Thomas Berry.
mother of Mrs A. s. Sullivan, and grand
mother OF Myrtle Berry and Gordon S. Sulli-
van a native Of st. John New Brunswcx.
Canada. aged 10 years months and IS days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday, April 49, 1870 at 1:30 o. NJ.
from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate
undertaking company PATS Mission street pea
Twenty-frst. Interment Cypress Lawn Gene
terry by electric funeral car from corner of
Twenty eighth and Valencia streets at $50
D. m.
BERRY-At his home in Fresno, CAL. April o.
1870 Fulton G., beloved husband of Mary
L. Berry, father Of Mrs. w. G. Goodwin and
Mrs Frank Moulan. and brother OF Mrs.
Phoebe Goodwin Of Boston, native of Rel
fast, Me-, aged rs years and 9 months (Bel-
fast Me-, papers please copy)
The funeral will be held from the Elks'
lodgeroom in Fresno at p. NJ, today (Tues-
day.. April II, 1870
CALKIEs--In this city. April II. 1910. Nal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-12
BLNGUMITfS SPLIT
EVEN ON ELECTION
Bitter Municipal Campaign Ends
With Property Owners and
Goo Coos" Tied
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


BURLINGKNfE, April 11.-After a Bit
ter campaign of many months the town
election held here today resulted in a
tie between the Property Owners asso-
citation and the good government
league, the opposing factions.
The Property Owners association
elected two trustees in August Berg
and John Cleefe, and their opponents
two in Albert Meyer and Eric LANCE
For the position of fifth trustee z. L
Sheehan on the Property owners tick
ct is tied with c. @. McGregor of the
good government league, each receiv-
ing 145 votes The Property Owners
association declared il will contest two
votes and will file charges of illegal
voting against 7. B. Goss, who, it is
held. has his residence in San Fran
cisco.
]. r. Murphy was elected town clerk
and George Jones marshal both of
them on the good government league
ticket
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Suburban Brevities

WANT ANOTHER VOTING PRECINCT-oak
land, April 11--CitiZens Of Hayward submit
ted petition to the board OF supervisors thi:
morning asking that another voting precinct
be created for the next general election. The
petition referred.
MOURN sCHooLMATE's DEATH-Berkeley
April lion account Of the death Of Lorraine
Myers, Is year old daughter of Stanley Myers
of 1928 Prince street yesterday after an i'll
ness of two days, students OF her class passed
resolutions of sympathy this morning. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
HYATT VISITS ALAMEDA soHooLs-Ala-
media April n.-State Superintendent of
Public Instruction Edward Hyatt visited the
public schools of this city today. He was
shown through the schools by Superintendent
viii G. Wood and School Directors Gavin,
Aitchison and DR.. W. L. Lum.
ARRESTED ON WIFE'S COMPLAINT-Joseph
Rapken. 20 years of age. brought here
this morning from Los Angeles and lodged
in the city prison. He is charged by his girl
wife with failure TO provide. Rapken Is a
nickelOdeon ''spieler.'
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NEW COMMITTEE WILL
BE GIVEN LUNCHEON
Manufacturers Encouraged to
Become Aggressive

OAKLAND, April 11.-Members of
the manufacturers and producers
committee of the chamber of commerce
will be feted at a luncheon by the
progress and prosperity committee to-
morrow noon at St. Mark hotel A
feeling of mutual interest in the devel-
opment of the city will be fostered and
plans discussed at length relative to
the improving of local conditions as
ers of this city.
A large number outside the commit
tee will attend.
Charles Wood, chairman Of the COM
mittee, will act as POSTMASTER and
many prominent businessmen and man
ufacturers will be called upon to ad-
dress those assembled
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RAILROADMEN WILL
GIVE ANNUAL BALL

OAKLAND, April lie. C. Fellows
lodge No. 143 of the brotherhood of
locomotive firemen and engipemen will
give their fourth annual ball at Maple
hall Wednesday evening, April 20.
The ballroom Will be decorated with
flags, railroad lanterns, semaphore
lights, locomotive headlights and sim
liar appliances of the craft.
The, committee of arrangements is
composed of:
H. A. Lightner, chairman: d. Blank
enship, T. ]. Roberts, ]. ]. O'Leary, j.
A. Hawthorne and F. z. Reilly
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SUPERVISORS GRANT
LIGHTING FRANCHISE
System Will Be Installed in the
Eastern End of County

OAKLAND, April 1.-THE board OF
supervisors today granted a franchise
10 build and operate an electric light
and power system in San Leandro, Hay
ward and the eastern end of Alameda
county 10 the Peoples electric light
and power company OF which L. L.
Tohfelmeier is president. The sum Of
500 was paid for the franchise. The
company also agrees to pay 2 per cent
Of its gross revenue to the county, and
20 pay all the costs of advertising and
printing connected with the granting
Of the franchise.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-12
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper

Many cases of Piles have been cured
by a trial package of Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment. When
il proves it's value to you. order more
from your druggist at SO cents a box
Simply I'LL out free coupon below and
mail today. Save yourself from the
surgeons knife and it's torture. the
doctor and his bills.
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BIRTHS

FARDY-In this city, to the wife of James j.
Fardy formerly Maybelle Gillogley), daugh-
ter.
GRANITE this city, April ), 1910, to the wife
Of Edgar NJ. Grant, daughter
KING-In this city, April II. 1910, to the
wife Of Joseph King a son.
MARCELLIN--In Alameda, Call April 10, 1910,
to the wife of l.. F. Marcellin, daughter.
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BERKELEY PREPARES
FOR CENSUS TAKING
Enumerators Appointed to Take
Figures of College City

BERKELEY, April 1.-THE census
man viii be around in a few days, and
citizens are preparing for his coming.
The chamber of commerce has sent out
circulars concerning the importance of
all Berkeleyans being enumerated in
Uncle Sans big book. and other organ
izatiOns are urging its Importance.
The names OF the enumerators for
Berkeley, who viii work under James
N Burke, head of the district, and
Clarence Peck, in charge of the work in
this city, are:
Marion P. Stone Robert B. Rutherford
Charles II. DeBois Mrs. Miriam H. Fletcher
William I. Overstreet Brsyton G. Case
samuel II. Matthew r. F. Wilson
James Biacksiu Byron X Smith
Robert ". Macdonald Clarence Cullimore
irwin T. Quinn Carl L. Swenson
James Keran Thomas Steel
Lenora Seaman Samuel Z. Monk
a0ratio II. Russell Granville +. Foster
.hauncey S. Watson George s. Wilson
Thomas A English Loring s. Williams
Lewis B. Krause Berry r. Borcher
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600 Coos" in Majority

REDWOOD CITY, April 1.-THE
good government ticket succeeded in
placed two of its men in the three po-
sitions contested for at the town cleo
ton held here today. These were Ed
ward Sampson for town trustee and
James Coleman for marshal. The third
successful candidate was Chris Hynd-
ing, who was elected town trustee on
the citizens ticket.
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ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED
BY THE FIRE ladies
Funds Will Be Gathered at Sos
cial Evening June 5

BERKELEY, April 11.-Preliminary
steps are being taken by Chief James
Kenney of the fire department, Assist
ant Chief James Carpenter and others
for the entertainment which the depart
ment Will give June for the benefit of
the retired firemen's home at Monte Rio.
The affair will be held in the U-No rink
in Allston way. and many of the lodge
men and others will take part. The en-
tertainment will probably be followed
hv dancing.
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NEW ASSISTANT AT
ST. ANTH0NY'S CHURCH
Rev. Paul Anderson Transferred
From San Francisco

OAKLAND, April 11.-Rev. Paul An
derson. formerly of the Church of st.
John the Evangelist of San Francisco,
has been appointed assistant pastor Of
ST. Anthony's church Of East Oakland.
Rev. Father Anderson takes the place
vacated by Rev. T. NJ. Ntzhugh,, who
has been appointed to the passionate OF
the new parish of S.. jerlath IN this
city.
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Victory for Administration

SAN MATEO, April 1.-THE attempt
of labor party to overthrow the pres
ent town administration proved unsuc-
cessful al the polls today, the election
resulting in a sweeping victory for the
administration men. The trustees
elected We're o. p. Hicks, ]. J. O'Brien
and Maurice Powers. Joseph Gordon
was elected clerk and Maurice Boland
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Notable Deaths
SYvER BRAATELEIN,
EDIToR-Tacoma

SYvER BRAATELEIN, EDIToR-Tacoma.
Wash, April 11.-Syver Braatelein. aged 80,
is dead He editor of Norwegian news
paper until six months ago, when falling health
compelled his retirement. He was active in
politics.
B. G. TATLow, CANADIAN STATESMAN
Victoria, B. O.. April 11.-Captain R. G. Tat
low, late minister Of finance and agriculture
for British Columbia, died today from injuries
received when thrown from his carriage Fri
day. He was an freshman by birth and 50 years
old.
HARRY A. LANGDoN, RETIRED ACTOR
New York, April Hilary A. Langdon, re-
tired actor, died yesterday at the Actors
Fund home here Langdon, Torn in Phi.adcl-
phia in 1927, played for years as a star un-
der his own management. He also appeared
in the companies of Edwin Booth, Edwin For
rest Lawrence Barrett, Mary Anderson and
W. ]. Florence. He retired in 1890 after a
stage career Of 81 years.
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THIEVES WRECK AUTO
ON TELEGRAPH POLE
Abandon Machine and Escape
When Policeman Follows

OAKLAND. April 1.-THE police are
hunting for two men who stole an
automobile owned by DIR. N III. Cham
berlain. drove il from in front of his
residence. 545 Twenty street.
and wrecked it in East Oakland against
a telegraph pole. They were befrs
followed by Special Policeman VIII
liams. when, they ran the machine
against the pole and escaped
II. Sehellhaas' delivery wagon tells
40S Eleventh streer