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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

Lleenaea 10 We'd.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following by Deputy Clerk Breeder. In
the Hastings Court Thursday:
Chester 4. Wade and Miss Mollie r.
Leonard.
All the contracting parties are OF
Richmond
Walter Allen ana Miss Geneva Profit.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSales at Union Stock Iards.l
Richmond, Va. Oct, 49, lai0.
Report of the live stock market for
the week ending october 10:
Receipts--Cattie, 3ls mead. calves, IS
head; sheep. II head; hogs, SIS head
Best steers, ~ q &C.; a few extra
higher, menium to good. y % Il c.;
medium to good. \ II a &C.; common to
fair az a &C; common to fair, "a "
exc. euils, ga u4c.. calves b1 r G..
Cows and calves s2bM6e0o per head
Sheep, 2~ n Ne: lamDa. Al &c; extra,
&c, best hogs. &C.: q few extra. 81 G.
far to good. sls as NC; cows and
stays, fVsc
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TfFESETTER WHO HAS HAD ENPfs-
ricnrc IN both newspaper and JOB
Offices; good position tor steady man
Apply Virginia Citizen. lrvington, Va.
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JANlToR, PORTER, ELEVATOR MAN,
experienced. Il. ii. HOLMES, Az
Graham.
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J. BROWN.
LADIES' TAILOR.
se4 WEST GRACE.

SPECIAL NoTICE--rF YOU NEED
rubber tires. ! am still putting them
on at the OLD price a. l bought
good lot OF rubber before the price
OF rubber advanced. so get busy and
take advantage of th!s- Apply 10
b. Z. Bristow's. No. IL Is. Is, North
Eighteenth street,
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Wants
Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED--BRIGHT. CLEVER, INDUS
trious boy for Office work Apply NJ
Is, care Richmond ytrginian.
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Situations Wanted-Male.

YOUNG MAN HAVING OVER FIVE
years experience as ail-round print
er wishes. on account Of confinement.
"A situation allowing considcrabie
time out of doors. and not hard to
please. LEWIS LAMONp. sos West
Marshall street
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Rooms for Rent.

WHEN YOI- COME TO RICHMOND
get a clean, comfortable bed for Soc;
phone, bath and Ice water free; sx-
celIent meals served next door loe-
East {.1SS
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Help Wanted Female.

wANTED--ExPERIE COOK.
good wages: apply with reference.
los North I.onbardy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAM IEARO
PREPARED TO ISSUE
MUNICIPAL BONDS
City Council Will Soon Pass Or
dinance Fixing Form aud
Denominations

OAKLAND. Jan. 1s.-The city coHn-
ell will pass an ordinance determining
the denominations and forms of the
bonds which are to be sold for water
front improvements and new municipal
buildings. probably at the next regular
meeting. This will be the last Iegisia-
ton preparatory to the issuance of the
bonds
The bonds are 10 be steel engraved
and the printing will probably be done
in Chicago. That no time may be lost.
the board of public works will call for
bids on the issue soon after the pas
sage of the last council ordinances, and
by the time the bonds reach Oakland
the city officials may affix their sigma
lures and turn the pledges over to the
purchasers.
The fee of $4,000. which is due to
Dillon & Hubbard for exporting the
election proceedings, will be paid out
of the issue bond money and not out
of the city treasury. The New York
attorneys opinion as to the validity of
the bonds is an asset to the city. ap-
proval by Dillon & Hubbard bringing
a half point in the stock exchanges and
bond markets. This means that Dill
lon & Hubbard's services pay for them
selves.
As soon as the first bond money is
in the city treasury the water front
work will begin and the architects
competition for the new city hall will
be called.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
PAINTERS BADLY
INJURED BY FALL
Drop Forty Feet From New
EIks' Building, Alameda,
When ScaffOlding Breaks

ALAMEDA. Jan. 1S.-George V. Par
ker and William E. Stone. painters IN
the employ of A. c. Toye. fell 40 feet
this morning and received injuries from
which they viii be confined TO bed for
many days. The men were engaged in
painting the front of the new E.lks'
building when the scanoIding on which
they were working gave way.
The swinging staging and the men
fell with a crash to the front porch,
breaking through the floor. and con-
tinuing their fall TO the basement. Both
were unconscious when picked up. They
were taken 70 the emergency hospital
Parker who lives at 36S East Four
teenth street. Oakland. sustained a dis
located collar bone and a broken rio
and may be internally injured Stone
is an Alameda man and lives at 1912
Buena Vista avenue. His injuries con-
sist of a compound fracture of the
right arm. facial contusions and possi-
bly, internal injuries. After the broken
bones had been set both men were re-
moved to the White Cross hopsital
Parker is a member of the Berkeley
lodge of Elks
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
FORWARD DATA ON
HARBOR TO ENGINEERS
Special Committee Ends Labors
in Behalf of Appropriation

OAKLAND. Jan. 1S.-The special
committee consisting Of Mayor Mott.
Victor II. Metcalf. DR.. George G Par
dee r. q. sessions. B. p. Miller and
J. r. Flynn appointed by the chamber
OF commerce and the merchants eN-
change 10 collect data on the harbor
10 he submitted 10 the United states
army board OF engineers has-@orwarded
lis report 10 Washington.
Briefly Ii shows that SS.000,OOe has
been spent on shipping facilities along
the hsrbor. exclusive Of the sums spent
Dr. The railroad companies, by private
concerns and individuals. and that for
every dollar which the federal govern
ment has expended in improving the
harbor SO has been spent from pri-
vate sources
The committee also prepared statis-
tics showing the great increase IN the
total tonnage Of vessels which entered
the local ha rb0r IN the last few years
over the record Of q few years ago.
This report has been sent TO Wash
ington in The hope that it viii infiu-
ence the engineering board to recon-
mend congressional appropriation for
the further Improvement Of the harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
CHURCHES ESTABLISH
SABBATH NURSERIES
Provide Rooms for Care of In
fants During Services

OAKLAND. Jan. 1S.-Sunday morning
kindergartens have been esta bliShed
by the First Baptist and by the First
Congregational church as means of
disposing of the child question during
services Trained kindergarten teach
ers are in charge of the work-AIiss
Caroline Maclise at the First Congre-
gational church and Miss Maud Twy-
man at the First Baptist. The Ply
mouth Congregational church in Moss
avenue has adopted the idea, and a
Sunday morning nursery is being es-
tablished at that church. The pastors
of the churches were responsible for
the innovation in Oakland. designing
to provide a place where parents may
leave their small children while they
themselves attend morning services.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
RIOTERS WILL LEARN TO
SING BLEACHER SONGS
Professor Wolfe Offers New
Course IN Music

PFRKELFY. Jan. lS.-To teach the
lost art Of singing on the bleachers al
baseball and football games. Prof j.
Fred Wolfe. head Of the department Of
music al the university, has organized
a special class this year at the re-
quest OF number of students. among
them being John Hartigan. the varsity
veil leader. Professor Wolfe viii give
= series Of lectures on the subject and
lead the students in college songs
and wells with the proper musical in
tonation.
For several years the yell leaders
of the university have striven to in
duce the men students 10 spend more
time at their bleacher rallies and learn
10 sing the songs properly. The lead
ers barred peanuts from the bleach
ers TO secure proper attention to the
songs. but this has not had the de-
sired effect Recently the women
have taken uD singing. and there is
"a plan on foot for the men and women
10 sing together.
The course offered by Professor
Wolfe will overcome the yell leaders
difficulties. and they have announced
that they will induce many Of the root
ers 10 take the course. known as music
b. There is expected 10 be mourn
ing in the Stanford camp when the
plans Of Professor Wolfe are made
known there.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
ODD FELLOWS WILL
HOLD CONVENTION
Manchester Unity to Meet in
Oakland

OAKLAND, Jan. 1S-The annual con-
vention of the California district, Inde-
pendent Order of odd Fellows. Man
chester Unity. will open in Hamilton
hall tomorrow and continue until Fri
day night. Fifty or 60 delegates from
lodges in all parts of the state will at-
tend. They will be the guests of the
Oakland lodges during their stay in
this city, and elaborate arrangements
have been made for their entertain
ment.
Following are the officers for Califor-
MIA district:
P. p. e. NJ, II. II. Harrington. NJ. d.
p. p. G.. NJ, Frank Msrini; p p. G. NJ.
Thomas NJ. Miller; p. p G. M. William
X. Hill: p. p. G. NJ, Joseph Hagan; p.
G. NJ. William II. Sawtell; p. D. G. NJ,
Charles A. Roberts; p. c. secretary,
John =. Currie; p. treasurer. Odilon Le-
febvre: trustees. w. E. Williams, Sam
uel Pinkerton and John A Johnson;
conductor. John Petralli; guard, Ernest
Lauf; warden, Hartley H. Runyan; aud
itors, Angelo Campana and c. w. Kahl.
NJ. D.; book examiners, Frank RObeRs
and Thomas NJ. Milar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
OLGA NETHERSOLE
ENGAGED TO SPEAK
Promises to Attend Rehearsal
for Anti ti-TubercuIOsis SOci=
ETY. Benefit

OAKLAND, Jan. 1S.-With the prom
ise of a spectator as famous as Miss
olga Nethersole the little folk of the
various groups which are engaged in
preparing the pretty figures of the kir-
mess arc devoting themselves strenu-
ously TO the rehearsals between now
and Monday when the actress Will be
with them and give an informal talk.
The Monday gathering will be at the
Key Route hotel. The first full dress
reh earsal is planned for Wednesday
evening January 26 al Idora park. and
in a way will measure the success of
the four DAYS of fun which is promised
for the first week in February in the
Piedmont rink
All over the city groups Of women
are contributing their share of work
10 the big festival. whose proceeds viii
be devoted to the treasury of the
nti-Tuberculosis Society of Alameda
County Mrs. A. D. Thomson, Mrs
Charles II. King. Mrs. Ernest Tanner
and Miss Anita Thomson are preparing
the artistic program. The cover has
been designed by Miss Lucy Herrick
who is assisting her sister, Mrs. Mark
Requa in the preliminary arrange
ments.
Mrs Leon Hall and coterie of
women of the Oakland club viii offer
these souvenirs for sale during the
kirmess week.
The tea which is planned for Thurs
day at the Thomson residence Will be
made a benefit TO the big charity affair.
An address on the needs of the crusade
against the white plague" will be
made by q prominent physician.
Among the society women who are
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
WOUNDED MAN STILL
DENIES BEING BANDIT
Surgeons Take Issue With Po-
lice in Regard to Patient

OAKLAND, Jan. 1S-John Sehaetz.
the Fruitvale brewery worker lying
wounded at the Acropulos sanatorium
and whom the police suspect of being
a saloon bandit, is still living. although
he has suffered for two days from
hemorrhage of the lungs and surgeons
have said he can not long survive.
He still denies that he was the rob-
Der wounded by S. Z. Swenson, the bar
tender at Adam Crafts East Oakland
saloon, after he had held up the place.
The police contradict Schaetz' stories
and advance several reasons for be-
lieving the man guilty.
DR.. S. L. Boolson and DR.. ]. NJ. Shan
non. who are attending the patient,
both assert that from the nature of
Schaetz' wound it is certain he could
not have been the robber Boolson
adds emphatically that the dying mans
reputation is that of a law. abiding man
and casts his own personal belief on the
side of his patient. whom he says he
has known for several years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
PROPOSE ATHLETIC
PARK FOR SCHOOLS
Fitchburg Residents Plan Cam
paign for New Educational
Building

OAKLAND, Jan. 1s.-Under the aus
pfces of the Mothers club of the Lock
wood school. Fitchburg. and the Fitch
burg Improvement association, a vigor-
Gus campaign is to be waged to induce
the board of education to include with
in the proposed school bond election
budget funds for the erection of
20 room class A concrete school, and
the acquisition of tract of Ii acres
adjoining to be converted into one of
the largest public school Fairgrounds
and athletic grounds in the country
The campaign was officially launched
last night at mass meeting held in
the assembly hall of the school under
the auspices of the Mothers club. when
resolutions in favor of both projects
were unanimously adopted. G. M.
Moore. ]. F. Kingston and w. g. Pyeritz
were appointed special committee to
present to the board of education the
petition now being circulated in this
district Mrs w. G. Moore, president
of the club, presided.
At a meeting held tonight the Fitch
burg Improvement association unani-
mously indorsed the resolutions
adopted last night and all present
pledged themselves to work for the
success of the plans. 1t was declared
that the district is rapidly growing,
that the present Lockwood school is
inadequate and that addition would
not be satisfactory, as it would only
afford temporary relief
1t is proposed that the city purchase
the Fox tract of IL acres, bordering
East Fourteenth street, thus making
it easy for access by means of the
Oakland Traction cars, and convert it
into a central Fairgrounds and athletic
stadium, which would include football
and baseball fields a track oval, lawn
tennis and basket ball courts, and an
outdoor gymnasium for the smaller
children. The tract is in the center
of the annexed territory, and would
afford ample space for all the inter-
scholastic contests, not only for the
outside schools. but also for the high
schools of central Oakland
This land can be purchased for about
$4,000 an acre, entailing an initial ex-
pense of $4,000, while it is probable
$4,000 would be required to put the
grounds in shape. When finished it
would be the largest and most convent
ent school recreation park in the west
and would serve for decades
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
STANFORD STUDENT
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
IL. R. StoIz Successful in COM
petition for Rhodes Ok
ford Prize
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, JAM Is
1t has been learned that H. Il. Stoiz
'Os of Redlands has won one of the
Rhodes scholarships, which entities
him to three years at oxford uniyer-
sity, England and provides amply for
all his expenses during that time. he
will leave for Oxford next October.
Stolz is vice president of the Asso-
ciated Students and a member OF the
Delta Epsilon fraternity. He is the sec
ond Stanford man to obtain the honor,
a scholarship having been granted 20
Hugh Moran 90 in 1906.
This is the fifth Rhodes scholarship
that has been won in this state, two
having been granted to students of
the University of California and one
to a student of the University OF
Southern California
The first Nestoria meeting OF the
year was held last night and the Off
GERS who are to serve for the follow
ing semester installed. G. e. Morgan
10 succeeds S. A. Lindauer 10 as presi
dent, and Nj. Y. Malone 10 is to serve
as vice president and c. r. Nunan II
will be the secretary.
ID. II. walker '0y, VINO was eolloF
of the Daily Palo Alto during the
spring semester last year, has been
elected president of the Press club, to
fill the vacancy left by the graduation
of v f. Bellows in December.
The Encina club. at its first meeting
last night, decided to give recep-
tion to the faculty some time during
the present semester. President A. f,
Meston 10 appointed committee COM
posed of J. p. Hemphill '09, w. S. Por-
ter IL and G. F. Morgan 10 to take
charge of the affair
AT a meeting of the Quad board last
night Editor L. L. Hill announced the
appointment of two new members &c
the editorial Board of the junior an
nual. f. II. Hilton, who has been as
sisting with the Photographic work
has been given charge of the organiza-
tion and honor society departments
which was left vacant by the failure OF
W. II. Mcconnell to return to college
Miss II. Park has been appointed to as
sist in the art department.
new telephone exchange is to be
installed on the campus by 1.-THE Pa
cific States telephone company. in or
der to handle the calls from the cam
pus and the immediate vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
Daughters of Revolution Enter
tain Lincoln Pupils

OAKLAND. Jan 1S.-The children of
the Lincoln school were entertained at
a patriotic assembly held under the
auspices of Oakland chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, in Chabot
Observatory hall this afternoon.
superintendent of Schools j. w. Nc
Clymonds opened the exercises with a
brief talk, and Miss Andrews of the
Bach choir sang several songs, includ-
ing The Old Flag Forever and My
Own United States"
A short talk was given by Mrs. Kett.
regent of Oakland chapter, d. A. r..
and a lecture on Our Flag, It's History
and Development" was delivered by
Miss Katherine Culver.
During the program the children
sang America and eThe Star Spangled
Banner
Mrs. Ross Morgan was chairman of
the committee in charge of the enter
tainment, which was the second given
to Oakland school children by the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
A short time ago the children of the
Piedmont school were guests at a SINH
lar entertainment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
Suburban Brevities

BURNED BY EXPLosIoN-0aklan Jan. 49,
George Lydiatt Of 546 William street was
badly burned this afternoon at his home by
the explosion Of gas heater. The entire sur
face of his face was badly scorched.
VALUABLE DOG STOLEN Berkeley. Jan 49,
The kennels of WIS. Hoessli of 1927 Unfver-
sity avenue entered last night and his
Roston terrier Sierra May. valued at $3.50,
stolen. The animal considered OF fine
best in the state.
ALAMEDA WOMAN DIES-Alamcda. JAM 1s-
Mrs Nina f. Hyde. for the last two years
resident of this city. died at her home, 6l,
Taylor avenue, last evening She had lived IN
California for Is years She is survived by
her husband, c. H. Hyde. Mrs. Hyde was IS
years of age.
CHICKEN THIEF CoEvICTED-South San
Francisco Jan 1S.-Ernest Undergrad charged
with stealing chickens from the ranch of Matt
Callan at Coma. was convicted by Justice of
the Peace Ambrose McSweeney this morning
and sentenced 10 $50 days in the county all
at Redwood City
CHARGE ISMISSED-Oakland, Jan. 1S.-The
charge of grand larceny against Harry VIII.
Iiams dismissed today by Judge Ogden on
motion of the prosecution. Williams was ar
rested recently with Maurice Moriarity, who
was convicted Of petty larceny for stealing
tools from Evergreen cemetery. The Testimony
in the Moriarity trial showed Williams inno-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
ASSESSOR WORKS
ON CITY BUDGET
Thinks Council May Reduce the
Rate Owing to Special Bur-
den of Bonds

O1ELAND, Jan. 1S-The city gov
ernment viii disburse in the annexed
district in the fiscal year 1901 for
improvements about 100000. accord
ing 10 City Assessor George e. Gross.
The assessed valuation Of -the new ter
-4itory is fixed at sle.OO0,0oo by the
county assessor, and approximately the
same figures win be used by the city
assessor in framing his budget
The assessed valuation of the old
town viii not varytfrom the valuation
ror the present fiscal year by more
1hau $1,000, 600. according TO Gross
cough estimate He Is now at work on
his assessment books. and is receiving
,rom the departments of the city gov
ernment their estimates of expenses
cor the year I9lO-1L Because of the
urgency Of beginning public improve
ments early in the year, the city coun-
cil has passed resolutions calling upon
departments TO submit their estimates
20 the auditor before February l. and
asking the auditor TO submit his
budget to the council before March ].
None Of the departmental estimates
IS yet complete. The park commission
las filed with Gross an estimate of
S34S.S1o TO continue the park work.
This does not include the playground
expenses, Whicn the park COMMISSION
Is 10 take up Thursday afternoon.
In allowing expenditures the city
council is 10 adhere TO the policy Of
spending tax income from the annexed
district in the annexed district.
The bond tax viii amount TO about
&c cents on the 500 valuation" said
Gross. Il do not know what policy the
council viii pursue-whether the pres
ent tax rate Of SI.26 viii be held, or
whether the rate will be reduced. /
think a sI2O rate or lower is likely TO
DE fixed owing TO the heavy taxation
on the old city under the bond issue
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
OAKLAND Y. w. c. A.
RESUMES ACTIVITIES
First Shakespearean Lesson
Monday Evening

OAkIAND. Jan. 1s-Aliss Julia Z.
colby. director OF the Shakespearean
section Of the Ebell club. will give the
first lesson Of her course for the Young
Women's Christian association at the
Y W. c. A administration building,
Fourteenth and Castro streets, next
Monday evening.
The various classes OF the Y. w. c. A.
are resuming their work after the holi-
davs. and the gymnastic classes are
now equipped with the finest gymna-
sium IN the city.
Under the direction of Mrs. Florence
Verge Mills the choral class is making
excellent progress.
Glasses in dress making, water colors,
olocution. millinery. music and Spanish
are Open each evening to any Oakland
or Berkeley girl or woman who can
spare the time TO attend.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
BAY CITIES METHODISTS
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
Bishop Hughes and His Wife Are
Guests

OAKLAND. Jan. lS.-The annual
banquet end rally Of the Methodist
churches Of the bay cities was held
his evening at the Firsc Methodist
church under the direction OF the
Church Extension Society OF Oakland
Alameda and Berkeley. J. A. Forderer
~ Alameda. president of the society,
was chairman of the evening Rev
George ". White. d. D., pastor Of the
First Methodist church. delivered an
address OF greeting. Dr. 2 ID. Nc
Creary OF the San Francisco city eN-
tension society, and other workers 10
various church activities, gave short
sneeches. At the rally. which was held
i'm the church auditorium, DR.. 5. ID.
Hutsinpiner Of Berkeley, district su-
perintendent. presided. Bishop Edwin
n. Hughes delivered the closing ad-
dress. Bishop Hughes and Mrs. Hughes
we're the special guests Of the banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
PROCEEDS OF PLAY WILL
GO TO HOSPITAL FUND

OAKLAND, Jan. 1S.-The Judeans. a
local organization composed of young
Hebrew merchants, has arranged to de-
vote the proceeds of the performance
of "Brewster's Millions at Ye Liberty
theater next Tuesday evening to the
fund for the establishment and main
tenance of free clinic for INDECENT
tuberculosis patients in Alameda
county The clinic will be maintained
under the auspices of the Alameda So
ciety for the Study and Prevention of
tuberculosis. Tickets are now on sale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EXPLAINS JURY WORK
Judge Brown to Address East
Oakland Congregation

OAKLAND. Jan. 1S.-District AttoT
ney w Fl. Donahue delivered an ad
dress before the Mems league of the
Pilgrim Congregational church, East
Fifteenth street and Eighth avenue,
this evening on Our Jury System.
The functions of the grand jury were
explained by the prosecutor. Following
the dinner at $50 o'clock and the dis
trict attorneys speech there was de-
bate between members of the Spartan
club of the church and members Of the
Fill Regis club of Brooklyn Presbyte-
rian church on the ship subsidy ques-
ton.
The Mems league will have charge of
the evening service of January 80 at
the Pilgrim Congregational church. Su-
perior Judge Everett J. Brown will
speak on Men and Other Men" his ad-
dress to be part of a symposium by
prominent citizens on the theme The
Kings Business Requires Men"