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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

ID. q r. G. No. 6 leaves Grand
Junction every day at o'clock p. N.
arriving at Denver S:l5 the next
morning. Pullman reservations at
d. & r. 9. city ticket office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

Plano moving is a specially with
,arton & Terrili
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The athletic contest for the boys
department is now planned, and the
following leaders have been selected
Weir. Gallagher. Burton, Stevens,
Smith. Lesher, johnson and Hill. The
different events have already been
printed and, in addition to these
events. a box-ball. checker and carom
contest will take place. The leaders
in the contest are to meet at 4:3O
pm. tomorrow friday to select
their teams. All should be present
at this meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

Memberships that expire during
August. If renewed by 10 o'clock to-
night, come 81 less for cash.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

For heavy hauling see Barton 4
rerrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

For heavy hauhng see Barton 4
rerrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

Don't forget the essay contest or
the membership contest. Every boy
has chance to save money by look
ing these contests up.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-01

II you want a good cigar try the
Suitorium. They carry the best.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
girl IS ATTACKED
GOING FROM WORK
Well Dressed Stranger Seizes
Maid, but Runs When She
Screams

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-NGiss Minnie
Mendelson. % years old. while return
ing home alone at midnight last night
from the theater where she Is en-
pIoyed. was accosted and rudely seized
by a tall. well attired young man at
Twelfth and West streets. The stran-
ger had her right wrist in his grasp
and was trying TO lead her into the
shadow cast by an apartment house
when the frightened young woman
screamed Her assailant took to his
heels at this and escaped in West
street. running south
Miss Mendelson continued toward her
home at 96S Tenth street, accompanied
part of the distance by man she met
and asked to escort her to her door
step. Witlffn the house she screamed
and her mother ran to her Asking
what was the matter, her mother got
no reply, for Miss Mendelson had
tainted The young woman is still IN
a serious condition today from nervous
shock.
A report to the police brought De-
tective Flynn to inveSti gate and a
search is being made for the man.
Miss Mendelson described him as a well
built person, clad in modish brown
clothes with a brown derby hat The
girl said she would recognize him II
she saw him again.
II was walking alone" said Miss
MendeIson. and kept in Twelfth street
because there is a carline. In front or
an apartment house at Twelfth and
West streets the man stepped In front
of me and asked my name
Il told him May Smith, and turned
to run. He seized my wrist, held me
moment, looking down both streets 10
see if anybody was coming. and tried
to throw me down. Then 1 screamed
and he ran.
II had noticed a package lying In
the door of the apartment house.
sent back to get ii. thinking II might
lead to an Identification, but it had
been carried away
Miss Mendelson is employed at Te
Liberty theater, acting temporarily as
maid to one of the actresses
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
THOUSANDS HEAR FINE
MUSIC AT IDORA PARK
Splendid Program Attracts the
Usual Sunday Throng

OAKLAND, Sept. 25e-The usual
throng greeted the mana cement of
Idora park today. Thousands of plea
sure seekers spent hours of enjoyment
among the many attractions furnished
by this ever popular summer garden
= The stellar attraction of the day was
as usual, the free open air band con-
certs and Ellery never gave two more
delightful programs.
For Monday nights program Chan
ming Ellery will give another of his
information concerts, which he is
pleased to term "Trip Around the
World" The audience will be taken
upon a mythical visit to Canada, Ire
land, France. Italy, Hungary and Bohe
mia, each of which countries will pro-
duce for the benefit of the pilgrims
some master musical work, composed
by one of its native sons.
The program viii not be at all heavy
the selections being equally divided
between classical and lighter selections
This will be one of the most interest
ing and delightful programs of the
Ellery repertoire.
Tuesday afternoon the usual sym
phony concert will be given at which
time Verdi music will predominant.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
PROF. OVERSTREET GETS
POSITION IN NEW YORK
Accepts Chair of Philosophy at
Eastern College

BERKELEY, Sept. 25.-Prof. Harry
A Overstreet, who for the last 10 years
has been connected with the philosophy
department of the University of Cali
fornia, confirmed the report today that
he had accepted the chair Of philosophy
at the college Of the city Of New York
Professor Overstreet was offered the
position Of head OF the philosophy de-
partment by President }. H Finley of
the eastern college. He said that he
accepted il because of wider opportun-
tiles the position offered to carry on
his chosen line of work
Dating from his undergraduate years
II the University of California. when
he was the winner of the Carnot medal
and distinguished himself on several
winning intercollegiate debating teams.
Professor Overstreet has had a brilliant
career In college he was member of
Beta Theta Pi. and of Phi Beta Kappa.
the scholarship honor society. He took
the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the
university in 1899, and for two years
thereafter was engaged as a travelling
fellow in philosophy During this time
he took graduate work at Oxford. in
Baliol college. and in 1901 was awarded
4 graduate degree of b. Sci (Oxon) at
that institution.
On his return to California he was
appointed an instructor in the philo-
sophy department at the University of
California and in 1905 was raised to an
assistant professorship. From 1906 to
the present time he has been an asso-
ciste professor of philosophy. Professor
Overstreet viii leave in January to take
Up his work In the east.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
College SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS
Architectural Association at
U. G. Chooses Leaders and
Members for Term

BERKELEY. Sept 25.-Off1cers for
the coming term have been elected by
the Architectural association at the
University of California. Edwin L.
Schynder, a member of last years
graduating class, was chosen as presi-
dent. Schynder is taking advanced
work in the architectural department.
Miss Margaret Witter, prominent
senior, was elected vice president. The
other officers are Miss Grace Weeks,
second vice president: A. ]. Evers,
treasurer. and 7. II. Stock, secretary.
A number of new members were ini-
tiated at the same time as the cleo
tion of officers. The students elected
to active membership were: Misses
Doris Spencer. Laura Bridgman and
Gertrude Comfort. The men chosen
We're A V. Jory, W. J. Graham, c. H.
Jensen, S. l. Jory, a. J. Loubet. A. Y.
Rushforth, j. r. Newsom, G. NJ. Mas
ten. F. B. Tucker, J. s. Dauser, A. H.
Malin, E. X. Martin and Noble New
som. The associate members elected
are c. z. Higgins. j. +. Gribner, r.
w. Jeans, f. V. Mayo end Margaret
LOGAN.
The association is planning several
meetings during the coming semester,
at which members of the srchitectu-
raj department will lecture on various
topics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
BLUECOATS TO TRIP
light FANTASTIC
Ball Will Be for Benefit of
Widows and Orphans
Relief Fund

OAKLAND. Sept. 25.-.Final prepara-
tions are being completed by those in
charge of the ball to be given under
the auspices of the Widows and Or
prans association of the Oakland po-
lice department at Idora park October
IL, when one of the most successful
affairs of its kind ever given in this
city is promised
officers of the force have carried on
an energetic campaign in anticipation
of the event and thousands Of tickets
have been sold, which will substan-
TALLY swell the worthy fund OF the
association and enable it to meet the
demands which of late have been ex-
acting.
Besides the dance there will be an
elaborate program of music and
speech making. Among those who
will take part will be Frank Ffgone,
Vail Bakeweu the Reliance quartet.
consisting of j. +. McVey, F. H. Oats
c. H. Learn and H Miller, prominent
officers and members of the force and
others. A special band will provide
music for the dance and also concert
numbers.
The hall will he beautifully deco
rated for the occasion, and a feature
will be an elaborate electrical display,
planned and executed by the electrical
workers, who have been asked to at
tend. a detachment of uniformed
men. under the direction of Sergeant
William McCloud, will act as a recep-
tion committee Chairman Richard
McSorley of the detective department
and head of the arrangements COM
mittee will act as floor manager. Po-
liceman Arthur Book will be chief
aid. assisted by a selected corps.
Mayor Frank X. Mott will lead the
grand march, followed by Superin-
tendent of Police Ade1bert Wilson, the
officers of the force in their respective
positions and their ladies. The city's
welfare will be protected, provision
having been made by Superintendent
Wilson to detail officers in such a
manner that business will not be neg
lected. No intoxicants will be al
lowed on the grounds.
Traffic officer p. j. Kelly. who is
stationed at Fourteenth street and
Broadway. leads the entire department
in the sale of tickets, which has
been so successfully carried on that
the fund of the association will be
more largely increased than ever be-
fore in the organizations history by
such a method.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
PIEDMONT CHILDREN
STAGE ORIGINAL PLAY
Mowbray Hall Is Scene of Mirth
and Fantasy

OAKLAND. Sept. 25.-Mowbray hall,
the civic and social center Of fashion
able Piedmont, was filled to overflow
ing Friday evening by an audience that
witnessed the production of an original
children's play. written by Mrs Fran
ces Pugh, staged by Karl Nickel, the
architect, and produced by the children
Of upper Piedmont.
Nickel played the leading role in
credftable style. displaying his natural
genius as an actor, and was very cap
ably assisted by Alvina Jeffery, Eleanor
Uhl. Airline Scharff. Charlotte Irgens.
Marjorie Williams. Marion Howell
Eleanor Barnard, Helen Mumford and
Helene, Olga and Augusta Anderson.
who impersonated living dolls of va
rious nationalities.
The entertainment was in the nature
Of 8 rally day given by the Piedmont
Sunday school. The musical program
was furnished by Irene Hill, Alvina
Jeffery, Mrs. Karl Nickel, Edwin and
Wymond Garthwaite, Elton Jeffery and
Albert Stevens. After the fantasy.
refreshments were served and the hall
was cleared for dancing, which lasted
until midnight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
Thugs LEAVE man
HELPLESS in PARK
Manager of Express Company
Is Terribly Beaten and
Robbed; May Die

OAKLAND. Sept. 25.-Harry David
son, manager of the Santa Re ex-
press company, living al the Lewellyn
apartment house, 1905 Jefferson street,
was set upon early this morning in
Lafayette square, Eleventh and
Grove street, by several men, who
beat him into unconsciousness and
robbed him of SO. Davidson's condi-
tion is such that he can not talk
lucidly and can not give the police a
description of his assailants
The attack was made at about 1.
o'clock this morning Davidson. COM
ing home late, went into the park with
two of his dogs, intending to lead
them back to their kennel shortly and
go to bed.
In the shadows of the trees his as
sailants waited until he came near
Then he was fallen upon, knocked to
the ground and mauled into uncon-
sciousness. His own cries for help
when he was first struck and the yelp-
ing of his dogs aroused dwellers near
by, who telephoned to the police.
Inspector Book went TO the park
and had patrolmen search the dis
trict. No trace of the thugs was
found, although today Captain of De-
tectfves Petersen put a, young man, a
stranger to the police, in detinue for
investigation. There is no evidence
to connect the prisoner with the at
tack on Davidson, and unless some
proof develops the suspect will be re-
leased tomorrow.
Davidson was attended by DIR. +. J..
Todd. The physician said his patients
condition was low, repeated blows on
the head having caused a concussion
of the brain. 1t is not known whether
Davidson will recover entirely.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
SOCIETY GIRL TO
CHRISTEN BALLOON
Big Gas Bag Diamond Will Make
Initial Ascension Sunday
Afternoon

OAKLAND, Sept 25.-The big balloon
Diamond. which has just been COM
pleted by Captain P. A. Van Tasseu
and Prof Van der Naillen. and which
viii make it's initial ascension Sunday
afternoon. October ?. from the grounds
At Sixty-third street and Telegraph
avenue. is to be christened with the
usual ceremonies prior to the trip by
Miss Blanche Bonham. d society girl
Councilman Harold Everhart will
open the christening exercises with an
address and Rev. Nelson E. Saunders
viii speak the invocation. DR.. Ira B.
Dalziel. president of the Pacific Aero
club. will act as master Of ceremonies
Following the christening by Miss
Bonham the passengers. who will be
Joseph Matson of the Crocker national
bank OF san Francisco: C. Z. Mathew
son, coast mana ger of the Diamond
tire company; Captain Van Tassell,
Prof Van der Naillen and Jack Wishar,
viii take their places in the big basket,
and the large craft will soar upward
on its trial ascension.
The Diamond is one Of the largest
cifc coast. and takes the place Of the
city OF Oakland. in which Captain Van
Tassell esta blished several aerial
records during the POrtols festival
The new craft has a capacity of about
10000 cubic feet of gas, and has been
constructed with a special weave of
balloon cloth coated with a preparation
that makes il absolutely alright, and
one OF the strongest balloons of its
kind in existence. The lifting capacity
has been estimated at more than 1000
pounds
Under favorable weather conditions
Sundays flight viii last from five to
seven hours, and an attempt to estab-
lish an altitude record may be made.
AerOnid bsrometers viii be taken along,
well as other instruments with
which 70 study the upper air currents,
preparatory 10 the great aviation meet
planned for Oakland, in which Captain
Van Tassell and Van der Naillen will
both participate.
The route Of travel viii carry the
balloon up the Sacramento valley or
toward Santa Clara valley. and il is
expected that Mount Hamilton may be
reached, in which case the passengers
viii descend. Friends will follow the
course in automobiles TO render assist
ance in case Of a descent in an unfre-
qusnted region or accident.
Captains Van Tassell and Van der
Naillen are among the best known
aeronauts in the country. with so
years experience. Van Tassell spent
number OF years in India making
flights for the Hindu princes, where he
won renown for his skill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
SIEGE OF LIMERICK is
FEATURE OF OUTING
Broadsword Duel Gives Spec
tacular Turn to Mimic Battle
TSpscioI Disoofcb To The Call

FAIRFAX. Sept. s25.-Exciting and
interesting events entertained the large
crowd that attended the Hibernia
Rifles outing at Fairfax park today,
a feature being the realistic produc-
tiop of the siege of Limerick. Major
c. ]. Collins directed the maneuvers.
A fortress copied after Limerick
castle was constructed at the park and
was the center of the mimic battle
Two companies of the Rifles defended
the fort while two others made the
attack. When the siege was the hot
test the contesting soldiers suddenly
drew apart and exposed Major Reed
and Professor Purz of the Presidio en-
gagged in spectacular broadsword
duel. Both officers slashed and
whacked with their shining blades in
vivid fashion, while the spectators
loudly applauded each dexterous move.
Valuable prizes were awarded the
winners of the various athletic events
The arrangement committee consisted
of the following named:
Arrangements-Major C.. ]. Collins Adjutant
J. F. Callinan, Captain Roonsn. Company b;
Captain Ryan, Company G.; Captain Sullivan
Company A; Acting Captain Murphy Company
d; Lieutenant n b. Mahoney. Company b:
Lieutenants Sullivan and d. T. ONeil. Company
c.: Lieutenants OMahoney and Shannon Com
pany A: Lieutenant j. r. Kelly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
UTAH REPUBLICANS
TO NAME CANDIDATES
Organization Backs Howell for
denomination

OGDEN. Utah, Sept. 25.-The repub-
lican state convention will assemble
in this city tomorrow for the purpose
of nominating a congressman and
Justice of the supreme court
Congressman Joseph Howell is can
didate for denomination and has the
backing of the organization forces.
There isNsome opposition to him among
the progressive element of the party.
but 1t is as vet not strongly defined.
The announced candidates in opposi-
tion to Howell are P. P. Christensen
and Harry Joseph OF Salt Lake City.
Mayor William Glassman OF Ogden is
mentioned as a possible contender.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
HUNDREDS ATTEND
BIG Y.M. A. RALLY
A. j. Wallace Talks on Bible
Study at Exercises in New
Oakland Gymnasium

OAKLAND, Sept 25-The annual
bible rally day was fttingly observed
by the Young Mems Christian associa-
big mems mass meeting in the gym
nasium of the associations new build
ing at Twenty-first street and Te1e-
graph avenue. The gathering was one
of great enthusiasm and interest
nearly a thousand men being in at
tendance. A. L. Adams. vice chairman
of the state executive committee of the
association presided, and the principal
speaker was A. j. Wallace of Los
Angeles. republican nominee for lieu
tenant governor of California, who
took for his subject, 1.-The Bible as a
Book of Study"
QUOTES ROOSEVELT
The speaker addressed himself di-
rectly to the subject. quoting Theodore
Roosevelts words to the effect that
almost every man who has by his life
work added to the sum of human
achievement of which the race is proud
has biased his life largely upon the
teachings of the bible. Wallace dwelt
at length on the many reasons for
bible study, arguing that such classes
afforded opportunity for. study of
vital necessity that could not be pro-
cured in the colleges. and declaring
that 1t was one of the great essential
features in the process of mans in
tellectual development. He said in
part:
I'VE are greatly indebted to the
Greek for the literature, philosophy
and song that he has given us so
freely; we are deeply indebted to
Rome. through whose Jurisprudence all
nations have been aided in their de-
velopment; but we are far more in
debted to another race. one that de-
serves far more credit and recognition
than we are inclined to give. l mean
the Hebrews. who gave US the holy
bible. than which there is nothing
choicer in literature. nothing richer in
/ poetry ard nothing loftier in thought.
1t is a code of morals FOR all the world.
and no progress or national achieve
ment can be complete unless through
its agency
FINE MUSIC PROGRAM
Throughout the program. musical
selections were given splendidly by the
Pratt male quartet and Stewards vio-
! lin quartet comprising Miss Carrie M.
Bright Miss Emma V Hesse, Marinus
Lytjen and Charles H Blank.
Secretary F. l.. Stewart introduced
F. A McCarl of New York. who pre-
sented diplomas to 80 members of the
association for having an average per-
centage of more than IS in the class
work of the last year. Their names
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
PARISH WORKERS WILL
PRESENT COMIC OPERA
Alameda Organization Arranges
Benefit for Church

ALAMEDA, Sept. 25.-The parish
workers of Christ Episcopal church are
to hold an entertainment at Adelphian
hall Friday and Saturday evenings,
October Z and S. A two act comic
opera, entitled The Mystic Midgets
and the Carnival of Nations" will be
given.
There are about $50 children and
adults in the cast, which is being re-
hearsed under the direction of r. E.
Collins The role of the fairy queen
VIII be PLAYED by Mrs, w G. Davis.
The society women of this city. who
are assisting in the arrangements, are:
Mrs L. L. Gillogly. Mrs. Peter Jordan, Miss
Esther Crooks Mrs W r. Souther. Mrs. W. E.
t;smmaus Mrs. Il. ". Fores. Mrs T. II Simon
Snn Mrs F. B Graves. Mrs. ~ a. burst.
Mrs. +. Currier Smith, Mr. H. I. A Rates.
p y Harris and the Misses Sherwood, Harris.
SIZED, Eores and Bradley
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
AMARANTH ORDER TO
RECEIVE OFFICERS
College Court No. IL to Give a
Reception

BERKELEY, Sept. 25.-A reception
will be rendered Tuesday evening by
College court No. II of Amaranth to
Grand Royal Matron Honorej Lady
Linea Lincoln Baehr, Grand Royal
Patron Sir Knight Joseph Ferguson
and other grand officers of the parlor.
Following the official visit there will
be banquet and speeches. Mrs. Char
iotte Shurtleff is at the head of the
committee arranging for the affair.
About 100 guests from neighborine
cities are expected
7. A. Morris is royal patron of Col
lege court, and Mrs. Mary NJ. Laird is
royal matron.
October IL the court will hold a
whist party and entertainments
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
MERCHANTS WILL PLAY
BURLESQUE BALL GAME
Girls to Sell Peanuts and Pop-
corn at Contest

ALAMEDA Sept 25.-Members of the
chamber of commerce are making ex-
tensive preparations for the burlesque
ball game, which will be played next
Sunday afternoon at Alameda Recre-
alton park by teams selected from the
merchants of the city.
Frank Lyons, secretary of the com
mercial organization, is arranging var
ious side stunts to the affair, nota bly, a
concert by the band of California coun-
Gil No. "a, Young Mems Institute, and
the selling of popcorn and peanuts by
well known young women.
The teams that will play have not
been selected as yet, but William Zingg,
William Hammond, George Hickman.
Guy NJ. Landsburg and DIR. J. A. Hill
will be seen in uniforms cavorting
about the Recreation park diamond
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
CLASSIC SELECTIONS
HEARD AT BERKELEY
Splendid Program Given in the
Greek Theater

BERKELEY, Sept. Pa program of
classic works was given at the half
hour of music in the Greek theater
this afternoon by Sir Henry Heyman
and his pupils, Miss Madeleine Todd
and James H. Todd, both violinists of
ability. They were assisted by Mrs.
Edwin H. Garthwaite, pianist; Miss
Mamie E. Moynihan, pianist, and Frank
Howard. cellist.
The program included a group of
Russian songs by Clinka arranged for
strings, the concerto in D minor No. 4,
opus 81, vieux temps; selection from
Bach's concerto for two violins and
piano, and the andante cantabile from
Beethoven's quartet. opus Is.
A good sized audience greeted the
artists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
RAILROAD COMMISSION
TO HEAR GRIEVANCES
Will Meet Tomorrow to Receive
Rate Complaints

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-For the pur-
pose of giving local merchants and
manufacturers hearing on any COM
plants they may have to make against
the railroad companies. meeting of
the state railroad commission will be
held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
the Oakland chamber of commerce.
Among other matters, testimony will
be taken on the alleged discrimination
in freight rates on scrap iron from
interior points against Oakland and in
favor of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
CaIifOrnians on Travels


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Californians
are registered at hotels here as fol-
lows:
From San Francisco. F. Bowler Mrs Bow
Ter, Hotel Marlborough; Miss Denser, Hotel Sc
Vile; E. b. Halliday, Mrs. Halliday, Hotel
Gregorian: e. r. Halliday. Mrs. E. B. Halla-
day. Hotel Seville; Miss A. Rogers Hotel Cadil-
lac; j. L. Flood. Belmont hotel; Miss Hutchin-
son, Hotel Wolcott; j. ]. Mahoney Belmont ho-
tel; ]. F. Mc9inity. Broadway Central hotel; ].
w. Twigg, Belmont hotel; C. F. Wilson. Hotel
Wocott: Mrs. A. W. Dubois. Hotel Seville !:
Mrs. D. Bixler. R. A. Grover. Mrs. Grover Hotel
Cumberland; W. F. Stetler Hotel Empire
E. Rogers. Hotel Cadillac; Mrs. Richardson.
Belmont hotel; R. r. Baumgarde. Murray Hill
hotel; Miss N. Bennett, w. H. Bennett Herald
Square hotel: L. G. 'Erdt. Mrs. W. E. Fritsche
w e. Frtsche, King Edward hotel: K A. Pool
J. L. Pool. Martha Washington; Miss ValeIez
land.
Oakland-Mrs. I. B. Woodhouse. st. Denis
San Jose-P. s. Williams, Murray Hill hotel.