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The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-28
Assassination Was Planned.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 23. - In searching the house of prominent revolutionary today papers were found which indicate the existence of a plot to assassinate many of the government officials.
 Rebellion In Full Swing.
 WASHINGTON, Nov 23 The advices that have reached the state department from Mexico are to the effect that the revolution Is as- suming larger proportions with each hour and that already many seri- ous engagements have taken place. Americans with property interests in Mexico are much alarmed and have appealed to the government here to see to 1t that their rights that there will be wholesale de. sertions from the army of Diaz if the rebels meet with any important successes. From the Mexican au- thorities word has been received that all the towns which are tenn. porarily in the hands of the rebels will be easily retaken. J. Pierpont Morgan today asked the govern ment Tor protection Tor his many interests In Mexico.
 Rebels Are Burning Bridges.
 MEXICO CITY. Nov. 23 Con- munication between the southern and the northern portions of Mexi- co has been severed by the burn ing, by the rebels. of many bridges. Troops are being rushed to the various disaffected centers and the gravest fears are entertained here. President Diaz has taken personal command of the troops in the field and will continue at the head of the army until the rebellion Is crushed Near Parral the govern ment troops engaged in a battle which lasted all night, the rebels having finally to seek safety in flight.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-28

Some Mexicans Are Disarmed. SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 21. -
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-28
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22

de lograrlo, por estar muy ocupado,
por cuva circumstance resolvl dTl-
glrle la carta slgulente:
San Juan, Puerto Rico.-Noviem
bre Is. 1910. Honorable Goberna-
dor Civil de Puerto R;co.-Casa de
Gobierno.
Senor:-Yo. Angel C. villariny, je-
fe de tercera clase de Ia policia iasu-
lar que prestaba servlcio en- Juana
Diaz, y traslada . 4 6sta por 6rden
de te ia 13 del aetual man
dando presentalme ante Y. Il. ,'ara
tener una entrevista, Y no habiendo
pcdido tenerla en- el dia de aver, ten
so 81 lhsnor de son4eter Z su considers
ci6n los hechos siguientes
1..i cort oeriodo de elatro
dias flsi IN. l4Ga,7o { cuatro eludades
aistintas. siendo IA Ultima Bayamch
en- donde pase las elecr3ones proce-
diendo muy cowectamer te como 10
demuestra el tele grama transcrlto en-
Ia carta que Sc acompana.
"Terminada mi mission en- Ia clu-
dad eitada volvi q oeupar mi destino
en- Juana Dfaz 4 cuya ciudad lie que
4 las .. n. de- dia diez del con.iente
tomando possession de mi cargo \ re-
firandome s descansar 4 mi casa de-
lando encargado del servicio al jefe
de distrito Luis Milan que me susu-
tuia. En- el dia II Y en- union de dlcho
efc Milan me dediqu6 q trabalar en-
a ohcina despachando y archivando
toda Ia correspondence que Sc habia
recibido durante mi ausencia Is de
oc1ubra fecha de mi salida. Fl dia -
continue trabaiando en- Ia oncina TO-
10 el dia hasta las p. n. hora en- que
lego el 2do. iefe de pollcsa ST. Names
Y me halo en- mi trabaio."
Como quiera que segdn nj con-
,iencia, no he cometdo a mi regreso
JGana Diaz ningar necho reproba-
Die Y en- trece del actual Sc me trasla-
Ia 4 esta ciudad para sevicio aqui
eg4n i-ldica IA cart, respectiya y q
,resen1arme al 'efe ST. Stanton este
ne manifesto que Y H. le hasia n
licado me diiese debia presentar h
de mi cargo, vo suplco 4 /
. II. 81 digna nlanifestarme, 81 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22
Fiesta inauguIa| en-
San German.
Sc acaban de abrir diez escue.
las nOcturnas.
La nina Martha, de los esposos
Ham0r faIleci0 el Sabado.
De nuestro corresponsai

Nov. 2O.-Reina gran animacion
en- esta ciudad para la asisteneia a Ia
inauguraeion del Club Puertorrique
no. en- Ia Ensenada, Guanica. Esta
socledad ha sido mstalada en- I'm nue.
vo edldclo construldo ad hoe.
Sc acaban de ahrir en- esta clu-
dad diez escuelas noeturnas aeomo-
dando de ese modo 4 un sim umero
de obreros que de dia no podrian
asistir a las eseuelas pdblicas.
Aver dejo de eNistir despues de
una rapida enferme lad, Ia angelical
bebe Martha Harriet, hija de nues-
trps distin guidos compatnotas Mr.y
Mrs. Geo. w. Hamor. Nuestro pesa-
me.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22
QUEMAZON,

Desde hoy y solamente por una
semana Sc inaugura un GRAN BA-
RATILLO, en- ell famoso estableci-
miento denominado" Ell TELEGRA
FO", San Justo y esquina a Forta-
leza.
Esta tienda que pertenecio a los
Sres. S. Melon y Compania y que ha
pasado 4 Ia propiedad de los seilores
Zalduondo y Mier de este comercio,
Sc propone realizar todo cuanto te-
MIA d cualquier precio, vendiendo al
propio tempo articulos de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, ACADIA
dos de recibir,a precios nunca vistos.
ALI encontrareis, ma gnifcos PER
GALES y BATISTAS a CUATRO
CENTAVOS, Etaminas, cehros, y
Muselinas de GRAN FANTASIA, d
CINCO CENTAVOS y seis. Generos
blancos y telas de hilo q precios tan
baratisimos, que es precise verlos
Driles y Casimires desde OCHO VI
CINCUENTA CENTAVOS respec-
tivamente. Cintas casi DE VALDE
Perfumeria y Encajes de hilo y de al
godon q precios mucho mas baios
que en- Ia fabrica.
RASOS y TELAS de SEDA a
DIEZ CENT AI0S
Capas abrigos para senoras, desde
CINCUENTA CENTAVOS.
SOLAMENTE POR UNA Sc
MANA.
Visitad eel TELEGRAPH" y os
de la verdad de este a.
VENT.AS AL CONTADO. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22
bien 10 tiene los motives de tal resol,

! bien 10 tiene los motives de tal resolu
cl6n, para la sual no Sc los cargos que
haya an mi contra; Y como qulera q.
jaunque llispuesto d cumpllr su man
dato debo saber los hechos de que Sc
me acusa, puesto que presentar Ia
renancia implica ell declarame culpa-
bic de hechos no cometidos, quizAs,
consldero justo d. para tranquilidad
de mi concieEcla Sc me Glgaa los mo-
tivos por los cuales Sc me impone el
deber de renunciar, pues el pubico
juzgara y comentara los hechos per
judicandome en- mi concepto de hom
bre honrado, quedan 10 desacredita-
do ante la opinion plblica E inha BIZ
lltado para desempenar cargo alguno
puesto que no Sc sabe porque he per
edo Ia con6anza del goblerno
@Yo desearia que Y, H Sc dignase
investigar los hechos de que Sc me a
cusa, y 81 SOY culpa BILE realmente i'm
ponerme el severe castigo q que me
haya hecho acreedor por mi falta; pc
70 81 tai no fuere, merezca Ia conside-
raci6n de mi honrado prdteder, para
que aunque salga del cuerpo quede
en- possession de mi intachable conduc
ia derecho que creo tener despues de
doce amos que he servido lealmente
al gob;erno.
No es mi amino sohcitar que Sc
me conserve en- mi empleo, pero creo
al menos tener aerecho a que Sc me
eomunique Ia acusacion que en- mi
contra Sc haya hecho, para saber 81
ne sido victima de alguna trama ur-
dida con objeto de perjudicarme, 8 81
ciertamente he cometido Ia falta que
Sc me haya imputado.'
SRespetuosalnente suplico y espe-
10 de 81 reconocida rectitud Sc digne
acceder 4 mi sdplica pan seguida-
mente presentar Ia renuncia que Sc
me ha ordenado "
Muy respeluosa mente.
Jefe de distrito de Sra. clase Psi.
81 dfa Is La Democracia' di6
Ia noticis de que 70 hab{a presenta
10 ia renuncia de mi cargo, noticla
Que Sc di6 porque el mismo jefe Shan
ton 10 diio al reporter Sr. Goico".
'El reporter de LA Correspon
dencia" soicito del jefe Ia lnforma-
ci6n de 81 era cierto que Sc ME ha abla
pedido la renuncia, y contest6 que
10 Sc me habia pedido Ia enuncia, |
Si.-o que 70 voluntariamente 10 ha-
ia por estar molesto con los conti- |
luos traslados que habia tenldo du- J
ante el periodic electoral Fl Sr, Mas
,ar6 me informo este asunto Y hube
lie negarlo, puesto que 10 cierto era
lue Sc me pedia la renuncla. Ante tai
iualismo, este reporter, sollcito del
,obierno information del asunto, y
Iii lie dijeron que Sc lgnoraDa. +"
Enviada mi carta de fecha Is al
sobernador por correo interior, di-
,ha autondad HE contesto con fecha
y 10 slguiente.
san Juan, noviemrbre II, 19lO
Senor;: Por direction de goberna-
lor, aeuso recibo de su commica-
ion ae fecha Is del corriente, relati-
"a 4 81 renuncia de Ia policia insular,
a cual ha sido remtida al jefe de ese
yuerpo con quien es proplo que usted
Iiscufa los detal!es del case 81 asi 10
lesaa. i
kespetuosamente.
Secretario del gobernador.
NJ Angel c. Nil!alinv.
san .luan, Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22

"El dfa IS me aviste con el jete en-
vista de Ia carta del gobernador y
lique sorpresa! el jefe por medic de
su secretario interprete, 10 primero
que me dice es que el gobernador le
habf,4 remitido mi carta y que yo me
hab equivocado al decirle al gober
nador q. el me habfa pedido Ia renun
cia en- nomhre del gobernador. Que
10 que 81 hizo fue decirme que como
no habfa pueblo de mi categorfa en-
donde no hubieran quejas de mi, me
Iaconsejaba que presenta1a Ia renun
cia".
El teniente Villariny, ademas,
mostro a nuestro representante dos
telegramas que asi dlcen:
"Bayamon P. R..-San Juan SO
Nov l9lo--Jefe distrito, Policia in
sular.
En- carta dirigida al jefe de po-
Hcia el gobemador expresa su aprecla
ciacion de los servicios efcientes pres
tados por todos los ramos de Ia poll
cia durante las elecciones y con an
terioridad a estas, feicita q todos sus
mienbros, tanto regulares, como es-
peciales por su servicio fiel y efcaz y
ervia las gracias en- nombre del 60
bierno. Poillon, ayudante.
"Bayam6n Nov. 8 191o.-Jefe po-
licia insular,-S Juan.
Tengo el gusto de manifestarle, q. |
jefe poGcia esta ciudad Y sus hom-
bres correctisimos. Partido unionis-
ia feicita tan digno Cuerpo.
Tirmado) Jose S. Cestcro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22

MTESIRA GRATIS. -po-
Eo. seilo- de coIreo necess-
rIos para eUDrlr costo de
prrie, tentnn1Os sumo gus
IL er vierie u msestfa &c
cuai j uiers de los sisuientss
; prcF'uaice
Or IL Dssag sreceGcrs
Eci,tis ExirsetG Je
For 1e Iot'- FSiso de
Den t-e INDIA EARL
0- dc Tsaco S-ASA
BEzNAL Agus lie Toc.-
Ger : NDALWcOD
Dlrz.sr-e s So-e Viiiegas.
SsL t-sEc..eo & >sl -4e,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22

4 Los coyEEcf.sIE> -Es-
tAn0s sL.DcIsBGo en les
re. adicos imroT;srie- 4.
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uDss e-;Os sts.c,.i. Ct ex.-
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PstA iirs.-lf .'e. s-pI-
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-22
S|TUAC|ON DEL
TEN|EHTE V|LLAR|Ny.

continuation de la pagina LAY
teservicio los dias l6, II y Is de d
cho mes vel dia l9 1 las 6 a. m. reclb
DOT conducto del ST.. st. Elmo, ests
otra carta:
"Octubre is. 1910. -Sr. Angel c
villariny, jefe, distrito de pollcia,
Juana Diaz, P. R.
Senor::-Por la presente queda US
ted trasladado para Guayama. Di-
cho traslado tendra efecto Ia ma
yor brevedad possible despues de re-
cibido este aviso, slendo conducldc
q Guavama en- el automovll de este
departamento. Este traslado sera el
servicio especial, a cargo del puestt
de Guayama lnterlnamente, y dura
ra hasta el dia ounce del mes en-
trante.
Respetuosamente.
Sha,tm, ,-jefe de la policia
Sail junto con el Sr. St. Elmo en-
e. automovil del gcbierno para Qua
yama lleganlo a las a. m, y el mis-
mo Ola a las y de la noche volylo el
Sr. St. Elmo con el automovll entire
gandome la carta que slgue:
sOctubre 1y.-l910 -Sr. gel Z.
Villariny. -jefe distrito de pohela.-
Guayama. P. R.
Senor:-Por la pfesente queda US
ted relevado para Bayamon. deblen-
do salir inLaed tamente en- aL,omc-
vii.
Respetuosamente
Stanton, iefe de Ia pollcia
''Sali nrnediatanente para Bava-
mon { donde llegut a las + de Ia ma
mana del 20 de Get. ignorando en- ID
soluto las causas Que motivaroa aque
los trasiados tan rapldos
.'Desde esta Ultima fecha 20 de
noviembre. permaneei en- BayamoA
hasta pasadas las eleceionas. l,4s cua-
les Sc llevaror a efecto 9entro del ma
yor orden possible y silpque ocurrlera
la mas minuna quejs NJ el menoE DIS
turbio. El dta 10 oe novlembre a las
s de Il ranana sail para Jllana Diaz
curnplt ndo 10 q. dispone Ia Circular
numero 21l de fecha ) de noVlembre
v llegue a Juana Diaz el mlsnlo ola
10 d las {. p. N. a cQva hora me hlee
cargo del mando de aqt,ei dlStrlto.
Apesar de clio supliques Il je-f Luis
Milan que me susutuia sue afeneiie
ra a servicio. Iaes ME retTaha a MI
casa 4 descansar
al siguient, dia. Il de novlemore
junto con el iefe Luis Milan, per
maneci en- Ia o6cina todo el dla COM
pa ginando Y archivando toda la CO.
rrespondencia que Sc hahia reclbiao
durante mi ausencia En- aquel traoa
% continue eI dia II En- este ola sa-
l;6 para Ponce q jete Milln : como
& las , o 3 p. III. gegre#o este en u. au
romlvll &c paso Para loalno y me
enconr6 e. l4ota ns ~ tarde las
y p. III. liz ~ el2ya. jese lanes ' tal
bien ne ea1Qngt en IA cinema. Este
Sr. Sc guide eA5enl,:@ IN teie graIila q
ieie danc,ole tUenta q el.e todo esIa-
ba quiero. Ilraate esa noche naaa
aaornal ocu4Y.o y alt.a al-uiente y
/. las SO { p.e3e.4I.,#tl -t-cta tt'lo
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
SCHOOL BONDS FOR
BERKELEY PLANNED
Board of Education Proposes TO
Raise 100000 for
Improvements
MS 8 X719GLYz7
.-s-.-..6 1E1Zs[SRs

BERKELEY, Dec comprehensive
plans were laid at the meeting of the
board of education last night to call
the voters of berkeley for a bond issue
which may approximate 100000 The
bond issue, if called, will include par
ticularly every need of the school de-
partment.
According to Principal G. n. Brink
of the high school the Berkeley high
school must be improved by an expen-
diture of about $4,000 for new roof.
The old assembly hall will be cut up
into six classrooms. Other needs, he
declared, are for machine shop build
ing and a gymnasium for both boys
and girls. This last item he estimated
will cost $4,000.
James T. Preston. head of the city
Fairgrounds commission, urged the
bonding of the city for the purchase
of Fairgrounds.
That the Mckinley grammar school
in Dwight way should be sold out
right was the opinion of Director VIII
liam c. Morgan. He said that more
central lot should be purchased and on
ii a school erected for both grammar
and Introductory high school classes.
He also favored the remodeling of the
Washington school at Grove street and
Bancroft way to allow the installation
of the prehlgh school course.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE OF FRANCISCO
BURSTS OF TEMPER
MAKE BRIDE FLEE
Mrs. Florence McIlroy, Society
Woman, Seeks Divorce
From Nagging Husband

ALAMEDA, Dec. Constant nag
ging and complaining of her husband
coupled with almost incessant bursts of
temper, have led Mrs. Florence McIlroy
to sue Joseph A. McIlroy, a prominent
railroad man of San Francisco, for di-
yorce. charging extreme cruelty. A
sealed complaint praying for a sever
ance of the irksome bonds.was filed in
oakland today by Wright & Wright,
attorneys for the young plaintiff, who
Is a bride of but seven months Mrs
Mcllroy was Miss Florence Plummer
before her marriage. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Plummer,
prominent residents of this city, whose
home is at 1888 San Antonio avenue
While the detailed charges in the
complaint are not announced intimate
knowledge of the charges of the young
wife against her husband. who is 16
years her senior, has been obtained by
her friends members or an exclusive
social set in this city
Even on the honeymoon McUroy be-
came Indifferent toward his BRIDE her
friends assert, and then followed
series of domestic scenes which led
Mrs. McIlroy to return to her home on
three different occasions. On the first
two occasions the young wife returned
to her husband, but again ensued the
scenes which she declares made it i'm
possible to continue the marital re-
lations.
According to the gossip that followed
the announcement of Mrs McIlroys
return to the parental home for the
third time, McIlroy complained of the
manner in which his wife hadl prepared
the meals. That he was a chronic
complainer on this score is the charge
his wife makes, and she says that
these complaints would be followed by
bursts of temper which made life a
burden.
The wedding of Miss P1ummer and
McIlroy was one of the most brilliant
functions ever held in this city taking
place at the home of the brides parents
May II last.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
TRYING TO BURN HOME
Accused of Threatening Life of
Her Husband

OAKLAND, Dec. THAT Mrs. Emily
II. Sweetser, on trial in Superior Judge
Browns court on a charge of arson, had
told her that she intended to burn her
home and cremate her husband be-
cause he treated her badly, was the
testimony given today by Mrs. Olga
Thompson.
Olga F'inkeldey testified that she also
heard Mrs. Sweetser make such threa rs
but that she had not told of them be-
cause she was afraid of the police.
cit is charged that Mrs. Sweetser
burned her home in Melrose a month
after she married Sweetser. Her hus-
band barely escaped with his life. Mrs.
Sweetser is represented by Attorney
Burton Wyman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
EXPERT DECLARES
MRS. MARTIN lies
Carl Eisenschiemel Denounces
Woman for Saying That He
Would Accept Bribe

OAKLAND. Dec Carl Eisens-
chimel. handwriting expert, was
charged by Mrs. Isabella ]; Martin N
Superior Judge Wastes court today,
with having agreed to accept bribe
to forge a letter to be used in will
case. Eisenschimel quietly but prompt
ly branded Mrs Martins assertion as
false.
The handwriting expert was the
principal witness OF the day and dur
ing the cross examination by Mrs. Mar
tin made a remark about her nerve
Nerve" she shouted at him. ou
sit there and talk about nerve, when
you sat in the par1or of my home In
Van Ness avenue and agreed to forge
a letter to be used in the Martin Will
case for $1,000
The case mentioned by Mrs. Martin
was the contest over the admission TO
probate of her second husbands Will
Eisenschirnel merely smiled when
Mrs. Martin hurled the accusation at
him, but when she attempted to say
more on the matter, he replied:
That is a direct lie and you know
that it is
Mrs. Martin continued her exasper
ating tactics and attempted to ques-
ton the witness from the jury box.
When the jurymen were examining ex-
emplars she walked among them and
whispered to them as she handed the
paper from one to another. Judge
Wells promptly ordered her out of the
box and she objected loudly and long.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
WOMEN'S new HALL
Awaiting A site
Funds in Treasury and Work
Will Commence in Near
Future

BERKELEY. Dec. Only the action
of the board of regents of the Univer-
sity of California is awaited by the
senior women before they can begin
the construction of the senior. women's 8
hall. which has been under develop
ment for the last two years. Sufficient
funds for the building are in the treas
ury, and as soon as the hall is COM
pleted money will be raised with which
to. furnish 1t. The regents will select
the site.
Miss Julia Morgan, graduate of the
university, who has achieved success
as an architect and who recently was
awarded the plans for the St. Johns
Presbyterian church of this city. has
promised to aid the college women in
every way. She will donate the plans
for the structure and attend to the
supervision of it's building. The hall
will be completed before next COM
mencement.
Several large donations for the build
ing have been made and additional
money will be put into the fund by
giving an Informal dance the first of
next semester.
Miss Leigh Stafford is chairman of
phe building committee. which also in
cIudes:
Miss Belle Clarke. Miss Blanche Ahl-
ers, Miss Cheryl Merrill. Miss Mar
guerite Ogden, Miss Hazel Jordan and
Miss Fern Enos.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
CURING CATARRH
Accept Our Advice and Try
This Remedy at Our Risk

Catarrh is a disease o. the mucous
membrane. The mucous membrane is.
one may say. the interior lining of the
body. Catarrh. therefore NAV exist in
any part of the system.
When the catarrhal poison attacks
the mucous membrane. infiamn1a tiOn
and congestion are produced and nature
fails to throw off the accumulated
poisons. The organ which has been
afflicted ceases to perform its proper
function as nature intended il should.
The result is. complication upon COM
plication, which may lead to other even
more serious afiictfons.
Tone will do wonders toward over
coming catarrh. 1t IS made from the
prescription Of an eminent physician
who has made long study of catarrh.
and his great success with this remedy
was an enviable one
We want you. if you are a sufferer
from catarrh in any form, to give Rex
all Mucu-Tone a thorough trial Use
it with regularity and persistency for
a reasonable time. then il you are not
satisfied. some back and tell us. and
without question or formality we will
hand you back every cent you paid us.
This is certainly the fairest offer that
any one could make and should attest
our sincerity of purpose. 1t comes in
two Sizes prices so cents and S1-00.
Remember, you can obtain IL only at
The Owl Drug Co. Inc. 40 Market
street, IT'S Market street, Post street
and Grant avenue, Fillmore and Geary
streets, Sixteenth and Mission streets
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
Suburban Brevities

FARCE TO BE PRESENTED Alameda. Dec. T.
The ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist
church will present farce. THE Scientific
School,. tomorrow night at Central hall, the
proceeds to be devoted to church work.
NEGRO IS FREED-Oakland Dec. THE case
against Jesse HILL negro charged with as
Sault to commit murder by Robert Hall was
dismissed today by Justice of the Peace Quinn.
Every witness for the prosecution testified in
favor Of the defendant.
ODD FELLOWS ELECT--Alameda. Dec. En-
cinal lodge No. 1874. l. O. o. F., has elected
the following officers: Noble grand r. F.
Kahn; vice grand. G. A. Coats; recording sec
retary. Percy r. Fox: financial secretary, John
Larkin; treasurer, George Redding
MANUFACTURERS TO BE LISTED Oakland.
Dec. Tn order to prevent confusion and to
expedite the giving of information to inquiries
daily all manufacturers have been asked TO
list with the chamber their names and the
goods they make
WILL DIRECT SCHOOL EXERCISES Alameda.
Dec. THE board Of education has directed
that with the beginning of the school year in
January that a supervisor be placed in the
yard of each school in the city to direct the
exercise of the children. Volley ball. medi-
cine ball potato races and folk dances are
among the exercises planned.
vEREIN ELECTS cFFICERS Alameda, Dec 4
The Alameda turn verein has elected the fol-
lowing officers: PresidfSt. l.. Bahr; vice
president. c. Roth: secretary. Z. Stobbe: first
instructor. l. Lipsker: second instructor. G.
Gober: keeper of apparatus. G Seebeck; sec
ond keeper. a. Lesser: finance committee. r. j.
Henry. F. Albert and ". Scherer.
PROFESSORS GO TO CoNvENTIoN-Berke
Dec. Three members of the faculty of fhe
history department. of the university have an
ncunced their intention to attend the. annual
convention OF the American Historical society
at indianapolis during the Christmas holidays
Those who will make the trip are Prof. Henry
Morse Stephens. Prof. Don h. Smith and Prof
Richard Schoz.
BOYS EAR TORN BY AUTo-Berkeley, Dec.
by running directly in the path of an
automobile driven by d. B. RepIogle of North
Berkeley. Clayton Smith, 0 years old and liv-
ing at 23o9 Ward street, was caught by a
sfanchion Of the machine and had his left ear
nearly torn OF Yesterday. Replogle took the
hoy TO the Roosevelt hospital. where Dr. Frank
Simpson closed the wound