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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
BILLY Will GET
WARM GREETING

Billy ('Single") Clifford viii oe seen
this afternoon at the Princess tneater'
where he will remain for week IN ~
farce with musical trimmings. Inc
Girl. The Man and The Game
Clifford is a great favortte mere AS
one of Kolb and Dill's stars he vled
with the German comedians for popu-
larity. His reception this afternoon
will be In the nature Of an ovation
In his present vehicle Clifford mas
role that fits his personality 10
nicely, and in which he has scored
heavily.
The plot concerns a. young man (C1lf-
fordD who pretends he is married TO
satisfy the whim of a rich uncle. He
borrows a wife and child and at
tempts TO carry the bluff through. and
naturally all sorts of humorous. COM
plications come of this. Finally every
thing is righted and matters are
brought 10 a happy conclusion.
II Can't Miss That Ball Game. III
Be With You in Honeysuckle Time.
"A Twig of Shamrock Has Any ooGy
Got a Kiss TO Spare That Was ALL
Nothing More'' How'd You Like to
Marry Me-" 'Mdon Talk and Meet Ne
Tonight in Dreamland' are some Of
the song hits in the show that should
catch on.
That delightful play. Mrs. Wigs OF
the Cabbage Patch comes next to the
Princess for one week, November q.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
BUYS MORE RIGHTS
ripe Line Extended by Con-
tracts With Two Concerns
T 7eoiaI Dspaich to Tie Call

7eci0l Dispatch to The Call
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 1s.-The Stand
rd oil company secured two more
rights OF way for its pipe line. the Elk
Horn oil company on section %, 1928,
md the Alaska Pioneer oil company on
section 50, Sl-23. conceding that right
Tor a term Of years
Fred II. Hall. general manager of the
Eisalfa Midway oil company and as
sembIyman from this district, viii go
10 the company's wells on section 20.
22-23. Monday, to make arrangements
- place them on the producing list.
The wells have been shut for some
time while a concrete storage was be-
inE built
After spOuting for almost a week.
The Midway Premier oil company s
gusher has at last been controlled. A
large raft of y by y timbers was
placed over the well, in hopes that the
low might be checked. but the efforts
were Of no avail While the workmen
were busy with this the well became
sanded for a short time during which
the workmen placed two 10 inch double
valves, and the gusher is said to now
be under perfect control Little oil was
lost. as q large number of men were
employed in preparing a storage place
Tor it.
lost the tools in its well No. ]. The
well has been abandoned and prepara-
lions are being made TO open another
This well is on section p. 31-23.
since bringing in its well No. 1 on
section s, 11-23, the Essex oil company
is preparing 10 drill another.
on section Il. 1920 in the Lost Hills
the Associated has q complete machine
shop, and a large amount of develop
ment work is TO be done by them.
Work has been suspended for g
time by the Cleveland Pacific oil COM
psny on section 4. 1928, on account OF
2 crooked hole. 1t is thought the hole
VIII be abandoned and another opened
The Prudential petroleum company
one Of the new companies, viii start
drilling on section %. 3l-23. soon. The
rig for well No. I has been completed
and is about ready for installation.
The Csllidum, another Of the new
compa MES, is beginning operations or
section 19. 31-23.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
BAD BOOZE BLAMED
FOR CRAZY CAPERS
Philippine Liquor Is Cause of
Courts Martial, Saws General

WASHINGTON, Nov. I9.-The same
old story told by many commanding
officers of the army of the deplora BILE
result of the abolition of the canteen
is repeated in a graphic way by Briga-
dier General Ramsay D. Potts, COM
manding the department, of the Luzon,
Philippines.
General Potts says that most OF the
courtsmartial last year were traceable
directly to the use of the native liq-
uors, the deleterious and in many cases
disastrous effects of which, he said,
are too wen known to call for COM
ment.
TT is violation of law to sell liq-
uor to soldiers, but the law cannot be
enforced" says General Potts .'One
who has never seen the effects of even
small quantity of native liquor upon
young American unaccustomed to its
use can form no judgment on the seri-
BUSINESS of the situation now presented,
a situation which is beyond the con-
troll of the military authorities, while
the civil authorities can do very little
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
"GIRLS" ATTRACT
To The ALCAzAR
Clyde Fitch's Last Comedy Will
Be BeIascO's Bill for
One Week Only

Girls" the last comedy written by
the late Clyde Fitch. will be the AL
cazar's attraction during the coming
week. beginning Monday night and in
Guiding 3. Thanksgiving day matinee
It was presented in the Van Ness
tLeater about two years ago. when
press and public pronounced it one Of
the drollest analyses of feminine char
.acter ever constructed by the play
wright TO whom womsn's mind seemed
to be as an open book.
Three modern American young women
Pamela Gordon. Violet Lansdowne
and Kate West-haNe made up their
minds To avoid matrimony. When the
play opens they are employment seek
ers IN New York and the occupants Of
2. single room in an apartment house
When they are about TO retire for the
night a strange man enters the room
and declines to leave it, because the
Jealous husband Of a woman he has
been visiting is awaiting his exit The
girls refuse TO harbor him, Of course,
and finally he IS persuaded to depart
through window and risk falling to
the street, several stories below In
the second act the girls have obtained
employment in the law Office of Spra que
& Holt, and when Holt returns from
an extended absence they are Mortified
10 discover that he is the man who had
invaded their chamber. He had already
fallen in love with Pamela, and the
junior partner also admires her. but
her determination TO be lifelong
bachelor maid can not be shaken. Then
the head clerk and Violet, who has
been the most implacable man hater of
the trio. form a mutual attachment.
Holt persuades her 10 help him win
Pamels's affection by pretending that
she loves him instead Of the clerk, and
The complications thus evolved result
in the girls losing their employment
and returning TO enforced idleness.
There they eventually succumb to
Cupid's insistence and consent to with
draw from their seIf-imposed spinster-
hood.
Elizabeth Stewart viii be seen as
Pamela Bessie Barriscale as Violet,
Grace Barbour as Kate, Adele Bel
garde as teacher Of elocution, Thurston
Hall as Holt. Thomas Chatterton as the
head clerk. VIII r. Walling as Holt's
senior partner. Burt Wesner as the
Jealous husband Of the frivolous wife
and Louis Bennison as q versatile
tanitor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ELLEN TERRY TO GIVE
SINGLE PERFORMANCE
Great Actress Will Be Seen but
Once i'm This City

The single appearance in this city of
Ellen Terry at the Columbia theater
on the afternoon of Thursday, Decem-
Der 1, gives every promise of proving
one OF those events to which all classes
of theater goers turn their attention.
The celebrated English actress is COM
ing here to discourse on shakespeare S
Heroines Triumphant" and will pre-
sent her interesting feature with IL
Illustrative acting.
1t is several years since Miss Terry
visited this city and it is to be regret
ted that her stay here is to be limited
TO a matinee. as thousands have al
ready signifed their desire to see her.
There will, therefore, be. many who
will not be able to secure seats, and
from present indications the seating
capacity of the theater will be sold
out soon after the box Office opens next
Saturday morning. 80
The brilliant reception rendered Ell
len Terry when she appeared al the
Hudson theater in New York is re-
garded as one of the, greatest ever
rendered a player in America. Upon
her appearance on the stage the au-
dience rose to greet her and the ap-
plause was long and strong. In re-
viewing the matinee the New York
Tribune said in part: Presently she
spoke of Beatrice and gave snatches
from Much Ado from the church
scene. If ever a delighted throng felt
its joy increase that throng was yes
terday's and hers. A thousand memo
ries flew back as Ellen Terry revealed
glimpses first of Beatrice, then OF
Rosalind, OF Volumnia and Virgilia
of Viola and Portia. and If there were
any persons in that house who have
never seen her act they then, at any
rate, received their first clear impress
sions of what these characters might
be-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
BLANCHE WALSH IN
EMOTIONAL ROLE

Many critics claim that the perform
'ance of Blanche Walsh In her new play.
The Other Woman" is the strongest
in her successful career. Since the
days of La Tosca," when Miss Walsh
made her professional debut at the ge
of 16, shell has appeared season after
season in emotional roles of depth and
power. Her present vehicle at the Co
lumbia presents her in the great prob
lem-the problem of three persons, two
women and a man. Husband and wife
find themselves drifting apart The
husband tires of his wife's pettiness
and .frivolity. He finds a responsive
soul in the other woman the third
OF the trilogv. Eleanor Gates, who is
woman of high ideals and nobility
of purpose
The. playwright works out the des-
tinies of these unhappy three, and
Blanche Bates does splendid service in
the delineation of the role of the ar
tist, Eleanor Gates. Her company is
excellent.
The matinees during this week will
be on Thursday and Saturday. The
final performance Will be given nexr
Sunday night.
Throw on the emergency. brake when
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
YOUR SOUR, Classy, UPSET STOMACH
WILL FEEL FINE In FIVE MINUTES

solutely unknown where this effective
remedy is used. Diapepsin really does
all the work OF healthy stomach IT
digests your meals when your stomach
cant. A single dose will digest all the
food you eat and leave nothing to fer
ment or sour and upset the stomach.
Get large so cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from your druggist and
start taking now, and in a little while
you will actually brag about your
healthy. strong Stomach, for you
then can eat anything and everything
you want without the slightest dis
comfort or misery. and every particle
of impurity and Gas that Is in your
stomach and intestines is going to be
carried away without the use Of lax
atives or any other assistance
Should you at this moment be suf-
fering from Indigestion or any stof11-
ach disorder, you can get relief within
FIVE minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
HONOR SOCIETY ELECTS
STANFORD STUDENTS
Especial Dispatch 10 The CeIll

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 1e.-
Announcement has just been made OF
the annual elections to the honor So
ciety, Phi Beta Kappa. a follows: Miss
Linda May Bell, st. Helena; Miss Mabel
Bowler, Los Angeles; Miss G. G. Brain
erd. Los Angeles; Miss G. NJ Clark.
Gilroy; Miss Estelle Porter San Fran
cisco; Miss Grace Steinbeck, Stockton;
Miss A. +. Westwick, Santa Barbara
Miss F. Woodhead, Los Angeles; e. w.
Brewer, Elyria, o.; r. 0. Stidson, Los
Gatos; F. f. Anderson. Crosse, Ill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
JcSuitONdnnc Thai
Stands for Progress.
Comparison of Treatment Accorded Members
Of Order in Europe and America

THE items which herewith have been pre-
pared by Catholic Truth society and
The Call for publication Fran
printed and third Sundays
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
CLEGHORN LEAVES
HONOLULU A PARK
BequeathS Home Site in Mem.
ory of Princess Daughter
Special Correspondence of The Call


HONOLULU. Nov. IL - Ainahau,
the beautiful residence and park at
waikiki. formerly the home of Gov
ernor Cleghorn. has become the prop
erty OF the public, the viii Of the la te
governor. fled for probate yesterday,
beQueathing the property 10 the public
Use as a park, TO be known a. Kaiulani
park. after his daughter, the late Prin-
cess kaiulanL The Ainahau property
is 2 very valuable one and makes an
important addition TO the Honolulu
park system
The magnificent collection OF Hawaii
IN relics and royal gifts. preserved by
Governor Cleghorn, go 10 the Bishop
museum. adding greatly to the collec-
tion there Of relics of the departed
royalty Of the islands. Among the
recent gifts TO the museum arc a num-
Der Of priceless articles, presents to
King Kalakaua by the various ruling
monaUchs he visited in his tour of the
world.
Ainahau is known TO travellers all
over the world and to thousands who
have never visited Hawaii. through the
writings Of Robert Louis Stevenson. a
freoueut caller on Governor Cleghorn
and his princess daughter during his
residence at Waikiki. Several of Stew
enson's best known poems were written
IT Ainahsu, one, the original draft Of
which was carefully preserved by the
governor. being dedicated 10 the Prin-
cess Kafulsni. This was written on
the occasion Of the departure OF the
princess for Scotland, the homeland of
Stevenson. as well as Of her father.
Stevenson wrote
Forth from her land to mine she goes,
The island maid. The island rose.
Light Of heart aud bright Of face;
The daughter Of double race.
Her islands here. in southern san,
Shall mourn their KsfulaDi gone,
And l. 10 her dear bsnyan shade,
Look vainly for my littie maid.
But our Scots islands far away
Shall glitter with uuwcnted day.
And cast for once their tempest by
To smile in ksiUlsni's eye
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Indigestion and all other Stom.
ach distress goes after TAX
ing a little Diapepsin.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear of Indigestion OF
Dyspepsia. or that your food will fer
ment or sour on your stomach, II you
will take a little Diapepsin occasion
ally.
Your meals will taste good, and any
thing you eat will be digested; nothing
can fermert or turn into acid or pol
son or stomach gas. which causes
Beiching, Dizziness, a feeling OF full
ness after eating, Nausea. Indigestion
dike lump of lead in stomach). Bill
iousness. Heartburn. Water brash
Pain in stomach and intestines or
other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are alb
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

Throw on the emergency. brake wher
you find yourself talking too much.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
HEIRS TO GET ESTATE
OF LOS GATOS MAN
Christopher SchofieId Property
to Be Distributed
ISpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

IOpccIdI Dl5Pdtch 10 Inc NdH1
SAN JOSE, Nov. 1s.-Distribution of
the estate of Christopher Schofeld, the
aged money lender. of Los Gatos. was
ordered today. For the last year and a.
half the affairs of the estate have been
in the hands of the widow, Mrs Maria.
Schofield. The property was appraised
at $315,000. The inheritance tax on the
land amounts to s5,340.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
HoTEIMAN BAN

EoTELMAN BANKRUPT-Ihe running Of
hofel and bar at Fort Bragg has not proved q
SUCCESS for Dante CALI. and he petitioned the
United States district court yesterday TO de-
dare him an involuntary bankrupt He gives
the amount Of lis debts as $3.50 and his as
sets as $202.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Three Auto Records Are
Smashed

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 22.-Three
worlds automobile records were broken
at the Twin City aviation meet at the
state fair grounds this afternoon. Bar
ney Oldfeld lowered the one mile and
two. mile records for circular track.
and Ben Kerscher set a new world S
mark for the three miles on circular
track.
Oldfeld, driving his 200 horsepower
Benz, made both his records in the two
mile event Taking flying start. he
made the first mile in 49 As seconds
and the second mile in so 1-5 seconds,
making the two miles in LAO. Both of
his miles beat the former record of
504-5 seconds, held by Ralph de Palma,
The best previous record for the two
miles was 1:44 AS made by Oldfield at
Los Angeles.
Kersher's new record for the three
miles was made in 100 horsepower
Darracq. former Vanderbilt cup win
ner. His time was 2:36 1-5. The
former record of 2:3S 40 was made by
Ralph de Palma on the same track one
year ago.
Glenn H. Curtiss. J. C. Mars and
Charles f. Willard postponed their aer-
oplane events because of unfayorable
weather, but gave several exhibition
flights.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Big Time Planned for
Olympic Roundup

The entertainment committee of the
Olympic club is planning great time
for the members at the annual round
up and jinks at Monticello grove Sun
day, July 10, and has issued the fol-
lowing announcement:
The steamer Sehome will leave Clay street dock
at $50 a. and leave your girl behind Re
turning leave the grove at 4:30 p. NJ So put on
yeur old clothes and mount your trusty steed
and enjoy the scent of new mown garlic 1hose
in the vegetable garden for this dag only;
President William F. Humphrey, monarch OF
all he surveys; W. F. Fenwick. in charge OF the
club pen +. G.. Drum, treasurer who can't be
first assistant, Marty Brandenstein; second Hen
ry Stern.
Trailers OF lost chickens who are ready at any
time. Tony Griffin, Handsome BIZ McCartny, i /, ,
Pretty Jack Kennedy, Joe Watts. Wee Willie
Cartwright, Count Albert Calegaris, Freddie
Holman. Albert KIeinhaus, Jack Mariseh: DIT.
MulYehill.- Luke Flynn. Charles O'kane, FRANK
Monogram Carroll and Fred Bergers.
Associate members of the grave diggers' union
tors W. B. Corey. 7. B. W. Leland: A H. Clan
mini, Hugh Lagan, B. F. NeElroy, l.. D. Baeiga-
lupi. Arthur Beardsley, A B. Mcconnell, W. F.
Warblers. who will appear singing their song.
waiting at the Church. Luigi Ferrari and Nate
Boas.
The following Diamonds Hearts Spades clubs
will appear in exhibition OF bridge building
never before seen outside the club;
Miller. c. ]. Segfried. H. C. Videau and the
Professor.
All kinds of human races will then follow TO
the lunch counter, where the big Italian spread
known only TO Dr. L. ]. MeMahon and his coun-
trymen win be served TO all.
The officials for the days events are; Judges
for the past, present and future. Thomas Z, era
ham, Edwin Shortal, Frank Kerrigan- John J.
Van Nostrand, Bernard Flood. Al Fritz, John
Daniels, Little johnny Greeley and Joe Lney
starter. Joe Hickey; timers. Douglas Erskine,
Frank Foran and Pete Gerhardt; efsrk of course,
AL Hampton; assistant Fred Burgers; marshal,
Frank Spencer; entertainment committee. Dr. Il.
J. Mcmahon, chairman John Kennedy and Frank
Hooper.
Among the athletic events viii be
races for casino, bridge whist play
ers, so yards, directors race, leap frog
race. fat mems race. two legged race
and backward race
The steamer will touch at Tiburon
from which point Jack Settle viii lead
those athletically inclined on walk
over the hills
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Native Sons to Hold
Big Carnival

Alameda parlor of the Native Sons
has planned an aquatic carnival which
will be held July 2. and 4 at the
the Terrace baths, in Alameda. Satur-
day afternoon, July 2, series of races
for Alameda grammar school boys will
be the special feature, while Saturday
night the bicycle roller championships
of the bay cities will be held, with
teams from all the cycling clubs
around the bay entered The races will
be three miles, and gold and silver
medals will be given to the riders MAX
ing the best times.
Sunday afternoon will be devoted
to a series of amateur swimming and
diving events under sanction of the
Pacific athletic association and open
to all registered amateurs. The events
which will be run off are 40, 80. 16o
and 800 yards and fancy diving con-
test. Entries are being received from
the Olympic club and the various boat
ing organizations about the bay. Gold,
silver and bronze medals Will be given
the three first in each race. Entries
close June 80, with II. N. Sheramsky
PA Front street, this city, or S32 Tay-
lor avenue, Alameda.
Sunday night there will be a turner's
exhibition, for which there will also be
first, second and third place medals
Monday afternoon will be given to
tub races, CREASED pole contest and
duck chasing, open to every one, for
which merchandise prizes are offered.
The celebra tion will be closed on the
night of the fourth with fireworks and
dancing.
The proceeds from the carnival Will
be devoted to the Admission day cele-
bration fund.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Gossip Of
7 he 7 Wp{g
II q. Reamell addea stinl.nr to his

H. G. Bedwell added Sticker to his
string after she beat jeanette M
neck at Latonia, bidding the~mare up
from $500 to $1,000. She is a daughter
of Yankee and Court Plaster. Jean
cite NJ was favorite for the race and
beat the barrier, but Sticker caught her
in the last few jumps
Barney Schreiber's good horse Jack
Atkin established a new track record
at Hamilton, when he ran six furlongs
in iii 4-5. He carried 123 pounds
Schreiber did not meet with such suc-
e 6ess was n hs Hatqn b ssgey n paa
who had landed Jack Atkin in front,
did not ride Sa ger with good judgment,
and he was beaten by John Dyment',s
Musgrave in the saddle.
August Belmont led the list of win
meeting with s17,445 to his credit,
while Sam HiIdreth was second with
s12,655 Vincent. Powers and Eddie
with IL winning mounts each. J. Glass,
who is under engagement to Andy
Blakeley, was next. having ridden
About the time Montgomery was car
rying the colors of Sam Hildreth to
victory at Sheepslhead bay last Sat
urday, his full brother. Robert Cooper,
was winning mile race on the turf
at Hamilton, Can, with Taplin up. In
addition to winning with Montgomery,
Hildreth also landed the same day with
Restigouche and Hampton Court.
Fred Cook and Steve L'TIomm edieu
are among the book makers at Okla
homa City. Some years ago LHomme-
Jieu was the most spectacular operator
on middle western tracks. and plunged
with great success. Cook owned an
extensive stable and was also prom
inent in the ranks of the layers.
Incision. owned by w. c. Yanke and
Colonel Applegate. was to have run
in the Daisy stake at Sheepshead Bay
Saturday, but while Yanke warmed
the colt UP, he failed to report him
in the paddock and he was ordered
scratched Horizon, winner of the
event, was not offered for sale until
after the race following, owing to the
severity of the storm which struck
the track as the field went TO the post
Judge Pettfngill. who officiates in the
stand at Emeryyille, and occupies a
similar position on the metropolitan
tracks. received q slight shock when
lightning struck the stand W. II
Bsrretto. the veteran timer, also was
Smoked in the same manner.
If is reported that the action of the
copev Isie - jockey club in having
so many dceectives guard against the
laying of wagers or recording bets was
die to positive instructions from w.
X Vanderbilt, the principal stock
holder who is in Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Sheepshead Bay Results

sHEEPSHEAD BAY. n. y. June 22.-The
Turk admirably ridden BY MCGEE. easily won the
50. 600 Tidal stake to-day His time. Z:03 40.
was within As Of a second Of the track record
IL was reported here today thar the Brighton
meeting would be on at Empire City
No formal statement has been made. but
nouncement that "A hour automobile contest
would be held during the time allotted the
Brighton Beach racing association By the Jockey
elHb is regarded sufficient notice
The racing at Brighton Beach was to have be-
gun July 5.
Steeplechase jockey Huppe badly injured
when his mount. Gold Plate. fell in the steeple-
chase He was removed 20 a hospital Summary:
First race. fiFe and half furOngs-White-
wool ) to l. won; LadaZette. 5 to 2. second3 !
Swish. to l.. third. Time. los
Second race, SteepleChase, about two miles
Gid Is to l. won; Bound Brook, 10 10 I. see
ond: Ticket Of Leave. to = third Time,
400 2-5. Gold Plate fell
Third race. seven furlongs-Sir Cleges. ; to
l. won: Hampton Court. 70 >. second Fall
cada TO l. third. Time. ] &c 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and quarter-The Turk,
to B. won; Dalmatian. to 2. second. Prince
Imperial. II to 5. third. Time. 2:03 40
Fifth race mile and three-sixteenths turf
course-Bonnic Kelso. 5 to ). won; Superstition
to 2. second; zienap. TO i. third. Time,
I:59 3-5.
Sixth race Eve furlongs, Futurity course
WateivaIe. 8 to 5, won: Autenor. 13 to 10. sec
end; Sigurd. 10 to L. third Time. 1-01 Is
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