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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
FEAST OF THE ROSARY
WILL BE CELEBRATED
Special Music Arranged for St.
Mary'S Church

OAKLAND. Oct 1.-At the Il o'clock
high mass at ST Mary's, Seventh and
Jefferson streets. Sunday. there will be
special music IN honor of the celebra-
tion- Of the Feast Of the Holy Rosary
Before mass there viii be solemn bless
ing. Of the roses, which will. be dis
tributed among the congreg cation. The
Oa ak7and conservatory Of music choir
snd. orchestra, under the direction of
Prof Adolf Gregory, will render Web
ers mass in C. At the offertory Mrs
8Ialloch viii sing MascheronPs Ave
Maria The sermon will be delivered
by the pastor, Rev z. P. Dempsey.
The orchestra prelude. interludes and
postludes will be by Mercadente in B
fat. The members of the choir are as
follows.
soprano-Ausses Gena wilkie Frances shean,
bel Gegan Edith Hanna. Mrs. Eugene Corrigsn.
Mrs.-G. Coneley and Mrs. Hiatt
vTieBt e3la Jennie Il Yale 6arogh Ryan. Vonn
Ganty Mrs. Henry Malioch and Mrs Nell
- Ten6r--Louis J. spulIer. Conrad Moreno.
Percy Riggsrt and Doctor Bonins -.-,
Bass5oRn p PieberiTngg Ge9Ege Te1,i Carlson. koF
ler. Louis DesDsrais and Francis Begley.
The orchestra>-yi yiollns, Charles Evans. Fred
Ro1su Noble. Fred Rockingham and Miss Anna
Olson; cello. Henry hartman and A W Black;
contra bass. Ed Bennett: clarinet. E. I. Han
cock. trumpet Miss Crevia Johnson: trombone,
Franz Oestrich; tymPany. Robert Pedde.
S6lOists u the nlass-Miss Gena Wilkie. so
rrsbo. Miss Marie Spuller. alto; Louis spuller
tenor: Adolf Gregory. bass
In the evening at 7:45 o'clock there
viii be solemn procession Of the rosary.
during which the choir will sing
.Gloriasv by Spohr. Haydn, Schoef and
Adolf Gregory. Rev. p. McGrattan will
deliver the sermon. Answers TO the
Query Box" after which there Will be
benediction Of the blessed sacrament,
with % Salutaris." by Mozart, and
"Tantum Ergo" by Ross1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
INSTANT DEATH is
THREATENED BY THIEF
Footpad Holds Revolver at the
Mouth of His Victim

OAKLAND, Oct Henry 7. Lee. a
student living at 3I6 Ninth street. was
held up at Eleventh and Alice streets
late last night by a negro, who, after
ser4~ ~iur sS2.25, escaped. The robber
cons. sd Lee with a revolver. which
he placed al Lees mouth, saying that
il a lip moved instant death would
follow.
= chris Shultz. a sailor, reported TO the
Ir6ifce that so Austrian crowns had been
stolen from his locker in the forecastle
- p steam schooner anchored at Long
~
Price. who lives at 4Ss Alcatraz
- reported the theft of Slz and
bunch OF keys from new building In
C,1arernont avenue near Forrest. yester-
day afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
CITY OFFICIAL TO
SUBMIT TO OPERATION

BERKELEY, Oct. IA special meet
ing of the city council was called this
morning for the purpose of granting
CITY Assessor Harry ]. Squires leave
of absence of 20 days to submit to an
other operation on his leg, which was
injured in fire eight years ago The
leg was amputated few years ago
MT the stump has caused Squires con-
siderable trouble and another operation
was advised by his physicians AT the
time of the injury Squires was mem
Der of a volunteer fire company, ana
the falling of a wall caused the bruise,
bringing on blood poisoning
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
CLEARINGS IN OAKLAND
SHOW GREAT INCREASE
City Heads List With Nearly
100 Per Cent Gain

"a kland headed the list OF clearing
house cities in increase for the week
ending Thursday noon, September ~.
as compared with the same week OF
last wear, according to the figures re-
ceived by the California development
board. This increase reached close 10
the 100 per cent mark Following are
the figures:
~ San Franeisco-ss2 ia. saba; increase S-e per
cent
Los Aneelns--No report.
.Cgkland-S2. .053. 1870; increase oO.t per cent
Sscrsr,enfo-Sl -as3. .o95. 50; increase 2l-7 per
San Diego--sl. .2o4. 1924; increase 52.4 per
cent.
Fresno-STl2. .222: increase 1872 per cent.
Stockton-$562 739. 81; increase 2 per cent
San Jose-s6l3 T87; increase 2O.3 per cent
psssdena-S529. .255. SO: no clearing house last
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT NEWMAN CHAPEL
Organization of Students to
Meet at Vespers

ices will be held at the Newman club
chapel tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
for vespers. The soloists will be: Har-
~ Coles and Miss Marie Mitchell with
Miss Marie Giorgiani as organist. The
program follows:
20 salutaris'' fThomas) solo and chorus.
. Harry Coles solost; ''Tantum Ergo tGeibetl,
chorus: violin solo (Schumann) Miss Marie
Mitchell: recessional, ''Te Deum" (Georgian).
Mass will be celebrated at the club
at 7:3o and 1890 o'clock. The regular
monthly communion will be given at
the first mass. Rev. 7. Lantry O'Neill,
chaplain of the club, will be the cele-
brarlt on both occasions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Oct The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Arthur B. Leslie, 30 Berkeley, and Florence
NJ. Owning, 20. Oakland.
William g. Duggin, 2e Euplan, Mexico, and
Rose L. Hizar, 26. Berkeley.
Charles c. Hansen. 20, Volta, and Irene Nc
Cluskey. "a Oakland.
Caetun Fernandez %, Fort Bragg. and Maria
Enos. 10, Warm Springs;
Ernest A. Santos, II, and Clotilda Souto, 21.
Theodore Hodenaeld, "a, and Marie Thymes,
Basil S. Coelho. o. and Rosa Almos, IS,
both of Los Banos.
Herman Klein. %. Oakland, and Hazel Os-
borne. 80 Los Angeles.
21 both of Silver Bow.
Howell. q Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
MILLS GRADUATES TO
PRESENT OUTDOOR PLAY

OAKLAND Oct 1.-The last class
graduated from the seminary depart
ment of Mills college will, Saturday aft
ernoon, October s, present outdoors a
historical playlet entitled, Ere the
King Come" written by Miss Dodge of
the faculty. The cast will be as fol-
lows: Queen Eleanor, Adair Leonard;
Joyeuse, Louis Gimbal the abbess,
Helen A. Benson; King Richard, Nellie
Moran; knight of the blue pennant,
Villa Yolland; Robin Hood, Dorothy
Redfeld; Alan a Dale, Eva'Wren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
LIE TRES JOLI CLUB
- ARRANGES DANCE SERIES
Opening Ball VIII Be Held at
Home Club

OAKLAND Oct lie Tres Joli club,
an organization of young men, has arr
ranged for a series of five dances dur
ing the winter at the Home club In
East Oakland. The opening dance will
be given on October. .27. The dances
will be In direct charge of d. L. Wilson,
E. A. Norton. M. T. Herspring, M. B..
Meyers and F. A. Kurtz. The officers
of the organization are w. o. Wedge
wood, president: e. Kletzsker, vice
president: G. W. MacKinnon, secretary;
F. A. Kurtz, treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
NEOPHYTES WILL
BE FETED GUESTS
Kappa Alpha Theta Plans Com
ing Out Reception for Its
New Members

BERKELEY. Oct. 1.-The first of the
big fall receptions given by the sorori-
ties of the university has been set by
the members of the Kappa Alpha
Theta, the oldest Greek letter society
of the women, for the afternoon and
evening of October Il at the chapter
house, 2723 Durant avenue. The affair
will be one Of the most elaborate of
the social functions of the year. The
sorority women are making prepara-
tions for the event, which will intro
duce their freshmen members to the
secret society world and to their
friends.
Phe neophytes will be the guests of
the afternoon and will be petted and
made much of as objects of special at
tention. The new members of the soror-
ity admitted this term are: Caroline
Waite of Chicago, Elizabeth Eames of
the Hawaiian islands, Helen Waterman
of San Diego, Hermine Henze of De-
troit and Margaret Moore of Oakland.
Among some Of the members of the
Kappa Alpha Theta are:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
CHURCH FAIR COMES
TO SUCCESSFUL CLOSE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MEMO PARK, Oct. 1.-The fair for
the benefit of the Church of the Nativ
ity which has been held for the last
three days in Parochial hail. came to a
successful close this evening. Among
those who took an active interest in
the success OF the undertaking were:
Mrs Edward l.. Eyre. Mrs. Joseph A.
Donohue, Mrs. Samuel Shortridge, Mrs
j. B. de Laveaga Mrs. Edward ].
Pringle, Mrs. Perry Eyre, Mrs. James
O'Kane and Miss Emily Doyle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

PRoBATIoNER SENT TO PRrsoN-oakland
Oct l.-Probation has been failure with G.
Gianetta, according to Probation Officer Ruess
at whose instance the boy was sentenced to
San Quentin penitentiary for ave years today
by Judge Brown. He had been given a chance
to reform. after pleading guilty to attacking
girl. Gianetta continued his insulting conduct
toward women.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
watsonviIIe Apple Annual

october 10th to 18th. Special excur-
sion rates and trains via the Southern
streets Depot. An Apple Show where
apples grow For details see agents
Southern Pacific, Palace Hotel, FLOOD
Bull6tlg. Market Street Ferry Depot,
Third and townsend Streets Depot;
broadway and Thirteenth Street Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
The offices of this doctor are at
1912 BROADWAY
y-eighth Street,

Corner of Tweniy-eighth Street, OAKLAND
And are open daily days 7:3o and
Sundays from II to $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

There logical explanation the recently made Chinese
of medicine influence of these
tners And logical explanation of that
public
qualified skill learning
Wing Herb Company who sell Chinese and herbs He
profession, of the
English precludd from medicine
selling the herbs and giving pulse
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THANKS.
GIVING SERVICE.

In keeping with the Thanksgiving
proclamatiOns of the president of the
United States and the governor of Ari-
IONA, tomorrow the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, of Phoenix and the
Christian Science churches throughout
the United States will hold services for
which a special lesson sermon has been
prepared
The church in Phoenix will hold serv-
ices in their church room in the post
office building at 1890 a. m. to which
all are cordially invited.
The order of the exercises will be as
follows: organ voluntary: hymn; real
ing of the Thanksgiving proclamation
of the governor of Arizona; reading
of scriptural selection; silent prayer.
followed by the repetition of the Lords
prayer with its spiritual Interpretation
as given in the Christian Science text
book: hymn; reading of explanatory
note in regard to the lesson; sermon;
responsive reading by the first reader
and the congregation; reading of the
lesson sermon; solo; impromptu re-
marks and testimonies by Christian
Scientists; hymn; reading of the Sci
entific Statement of Being with it's CO.
relation passage according to John III,
l. 9, 3: benediction.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND.

This is-the week dedicated to laugh
ter at the Grand and the proposition is
In the hands of Billie Friedlander and
his assistants and they seem to be able
TO fill the position, from the way. THE
Sultan's Favorite" has been received.
The show causes a continuous laugh
and very body in the cast is doing their
usual good work
The musical numbers of the show are
such as to cause high praise from the
audiences, as each one shows artistic
work in the rehearsing of them. one
of the prettiest numbers ever staged in
Phoenix was that of Mandy Lou sung
by Nan Halperin, and IN which the cos
tunes were very pretty and the stag
ing of the number was such as To bring
forth many encOres and to cause much
comment. All of the other numbers are
up to the standard. and the solo by Miss
Jean Hathaway simply delighted the
audience and all were charmed by her
sweet and mellow voice. Tonight will
be the last performance of this delight
full little musical farce comedy. and if
you want a good laugh to take home
with you. you should not miss the OPP
pOrtunity.
Tonight the patrons OF this house will
be able to keep warm, as the stoves
will be put IN today. and the house
made perfectly comfortable.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
WEEKLY MEETING OF
THE WOMAN'S CLUB
The Story of Walking Trip Through
Japan.

The meeting of the Womans club
! the art department. of which Mrs. l..
+. Hewins is the acting chairman
during the absence of the regular
chairman. There was very pleasing
musical program, in the midst of
which was given the special feature
of the day, the reading of u little
printed book describing the travels of
an American party in Japan
Miss Aleida Visschers gave>two mu-
steal numbers, both being heavy
pieces, one before the reading and the
other after it. They were "A delight
TO all who heard them One was
'Liebestraume No. g." by List, and
the other was Carnival" by Schu-
mann
Mrs. Blanche Hughes Summers sang
two vocal solos very sweetly and Ell
fectively. one was "Good-by." by
Tosti, and the other was 1.-THE Lass
With the Delicate Air" by DR.. Thorn
as Arne
The book read was entitled Wan
derers We" and it was read by Miss
Marian Clothier. one of the authors.
took walking trip" through Japan.
They took copious notes during their
wanderings, and one their return home
compiled the volume which recites a
great many of the odd, unusual and
amusing incidents that befell them
while tramping through the land of
cherry blossoms. The little story was
told plainly. clearly and so simply
and impressively that those who heard
1t yesterday were not only greatly en-
tertained, but could almost imagine
themselves for the time being wan
dering through the island kingdom
with the quartet who had written of
their experiences.
The hOstesses at yesterdays meet
ing were Mrs. Roy Thomas and Mrs
W. A. Parish.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
CONSUL BRAVA HEARS
HEARS FROM WASHINGTON
Am bassador de la Barra Says Stories
of Trouble Have Been Exag
eerated.

Senior Ricardo Bravo. Mexican con-
sui stationed in Phoenix, said last
evening that he believed the troubles
of his government with the revolu-
tionists would be quickly settled. Be-
tween and o'clock last night he
received a message from Senior Fran
cisco de la Barra, Mexican ambassa-
dor to the United States, to the effect
that reports from Mexico had been
greatly exaggerated and that the
troubles Of the government had been
considerably magnified, although there
has been some trouble in many places.
One of the worst of the outbreaks,
he said, was in OriZaba in the state
of Vera Cruz but the federal troops
had suppressed the rioting and re
stored order and that without loss of
life. The dispatch told him that in
Zacatecas, whence some reports of dis
quiet have come, nothing of a serious
nature has happened.
Senior Ricardo said that while the
reports from Mexico are evident Of
considerable unrest in several of the
states, in his opinion the strong arm
of the law will be able to quickly re-
store peace and quiet throughout the
nation.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
CIVIL CASES TRIED
IN DISTRICT COURT
Judgment In Case of Cameron VS..
Bates-leppla-B Bowen Suit

The time of the district court yes
terday was mostly taken up with the
trial of the case of H. Leppla versus
A O. Bowen ct al, j. II. Fleming
being a party to the suit through
being a bonsdman of the defendant
The matter in controversy is that of
the value of the orange crop on the
Leppla grove of twenty acres. last
season. The defendant bought the
crop of Leppla and subsequently
trouble arose through the frosts that
followed, resulting in a disagreement
as to the price to be paid for the
fruit. The case was tried before a
jury of eleven men, the twelfth man
being i'll and counsel on both sides
consenting to proceed with the elev-
en-.
The case of the Gatlin Institute
company versus the Neal Institute
was reset for trial December 10.
In the case of Ralph Cameron YER
sus Wells II. Bates ct al, brought
here from Coconino county on a
change Of venue, a judgment was or
dered for the plaintiff. The suit was
brought to quiet the title to certain
mining claims in Coconino county.
The defendant offered no evidence.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

day and price fluctuations narrowed
correspondence. This quietness was
considered seasonable and desirable
by the banking element. In the
opinion of bankers and financiers of
authority the primary requisite of the
New York money market is to find
means for taking up bond issues
which are in contemplation by the
great railroad corporations. An ac-
tive stock market speculation which
should take up banking resources as
fast as they are released from the
task OF moving the crop. would inter
fere with the coming bond flOta-
tons.
The London stock market is in
some much mood aso. in the pres
ence of political contest which
confronts Great Britain. The MeXi-
can situation was not without dis
quieting effect on speculative senti-
ment. In the home field the I'M
settled outlook in the steel trade is
= potent factor in the speculative
situation. Reports today o: cut
prices in structural steel by the
Carnegie company We're current. An
interview with Chairman Hill of the
culated to stimulate speculative en-
thusiasm. The annual report pre-
scented by the executive committee
to the railway business association
was circulated and the Industrial
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
Finances and Markets

New York, Nov 22-The stock
market sank into deeper neglect to
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

castanets. The finale of their act is
fencing exhibition in the calcium's
glare. the young women dressed in
medieval costumes.
But for sheer comedy. some of it so
ridiculous as To be sublime, Kelly &
Rowe take the cake and the bakery.
Their songs are musical and funny,
the manner of their singing funnier
yet. their dancing good and their
travesty-well, just go and see ii. It's
something new and something good.
Harding x WATSON do some singing
and acrobatic dancing that compares
well with any act Of the kind ever
seen here All their sotgs are of their
own composition. SO ND one is forced
10 listen to anything he heard twenty
Years ago in HOboken
on the whole. the Coliseum's new
bill is the cleverest Seen at that popu-
lar show house for several weeks. The
same acts Will be presented until Sat
urday night, when there viii be an
entire change.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
As Reported BY the Arizona
Abstract G. Title Company
ia West Washington st.

Arizona Lodge No. 2, F. & A. NJ. to
l. B. hamilton, deed to east half of
1t 2 in blk 6, sec. ,, Greenwood GEM
etery
L. S. l.. r. & L. Co to w D. Nc
Carthy. deed TO lot 8. Thomas tract
j. c. Reed and wife to Josephine
Deitsch, deed to lot 2. blk IS, Reeds
addition 10 Wickenburg
Will Christy to Palo Verde Cooper
Co, deed to one-half interest in eight
mining claims in Saddle Mountain dis
trict.
Cas-. II Rowland to Palo Verde
Copper Co, deed to one fourth inter-
est in eight mining claims in Saddle
Mountain district
ThOs. Baycroft to Palo Verde Cop
per CO. decd to ope-fourth interest
in eight mining claims in Caddle
Mountain district
Johr l.. irwin and wife to Annie S.
Avis, deed to an undivided half
interest in NWA of sec. 80. twp
north of range . east.
r. w. Lescker and wife to Home
Builders. deed to part of lots and
in blL l of subdivision blk II,
Central Place.
Annie S. Avis and husband to
John L. Irwin, deed to NJ of NWH
of sec -, twp l north of range 3
east.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
COLISEUM.

Two prettier, more graceful young
women were never seen on Phoenix
stage than Miss Logan and Miss Con-
away, who made their initial appear
ance at the Coliseum last night
There isn't anything strikingly
unique about their act They sing
Spanish songs. dance Spanish dances
and do some very clever fencing. but
it is their dainty charm, their grace
and beauty that wins them the thun-
derous applause they would be sure
to receive from the coolest audience
on earth.
Both have sweet voices, and their
songs are both appealing and lovely
After singing several Spanish songs
they do several graceful dances with
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

les; futures. e164. los.
Lead. steady; $4.45Q4.55 for New
York; $4.3O@4.45 for East St.
Louis delivery. London. eI3. Is.
Cd
Spelter. nominal; S5.S5G5.95 for
New York; $5.SOm5.9O for East st.
Louis. London. spot SPA. IS. cd.
Iron. Cleveland warrants, 49s. AID
in London. Locally iron was steady.
No. l Northern. No. l Southern soft
and No. l Southern soft SIS. 756
20: No. Northern SIS 5OGl6 90
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
Metals

New York. Nov 22.-Standard cop
pcr was quiet: spot. $12 5OG u 65:
Nov. $12. soar 20: Dec. S32 55d
12.75; Jan, SIP 60ft l. so: Feb
$12. 70F12 90. a
London-Spot. c5I. les. Sd: flu
lures. E5S. las. local dealers re-
ported an unchanged market Lake.
$l3 .25: electrolytic. S12S7ls ais. 90:
casting. $12. 50MI2
Tin was quiet; spot. November and
December, $50 goa Sc 80: Jan. and
Feb. $50 65d36 80.
LondOn-Tin was quiet: spot, e167.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
CARD OF APPRECIATION.
Phoenix, Ariz., 11-21,

Phoenix, Ariz.. 11-21, 10.
The Arizona Republican,
Phoenix, AriZ.
Gentlemen
Phoenix chapter of the American
Woman's League desires to extend
it's heartiest thanks to you for ser
vices rendered it in connection with
it's recent Literary Fair. held in con-
nection with the Sixth Territorial
Fair.
American Woman's League, Phoenix
Chapter. Mrs. Donnelly, secretary
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

prospect which it painted was not of
cheering effect on sentiment. al
though allowance was made for the
effect intended in strengthening the
railroads contention for higher
freight rates. Money conditions We're
not materially changed.
Bonds were steady; total sales
par value. S1.714.OO0 United States
bonds unchanged on call
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
No WI after

what Liver or Bowel medicine YOU
are using. stop it now. Get Zoe
box weeks treatment II of CAS-
CAREIS today from your druggist
and learn how easily. naturally and
delightfully."- your liver can be made
TO Work. and your botDeLs move every
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CASCARETS are natures helper.
You will see the difference! -
CASCARETS Ioc a box for weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
IN the world Million boxes a mouth
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23
Stocks

Anna gamated. 90 3-S; Smelling.
so SIS; Santa Fe. 1O3 SIS; St Paul.
123; New York Central. 1875; PENIS
1295s; Reading. 1521s; Southern Pa
cifiC. HE; Union Pacific, liz 3-S:
Steel. 79l2; Steel Pfd. IS.
Silver. 50 3-Sc.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-23

Women's Club bazaar. O'Niell hall,
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Nov.
% DIR
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-09-07
WILLIAM NJ. MARVIN DIES IN
CALIFORNIA.

William NJ. Marvin, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. NJ. Marvin of this city
died at his home in Chico, California,
Friday. Sept. End, 1910. On Thursday
of last week word was received by
telegraph that he was very Ill suf-
fering from an acute attack of
Bright's disease following typhoid
fever. His father, R. NJ. Marvin
Immediately left for California, but
did not reach the bed side Of his
son until after his death. Mr.. Marvin
arrived there Sunday evening, and
the funeral was held on Monday
The deceased was born in Man.
chester. April 26th, 1870. AT the age
OF 10 years he left home to seek
his fortune in the growing west. He
has been engaged in various enter
prtses In the coast country, and at.
tanned success. He was q partner in
wholesale grocery business for sew.
eral years. Later he engaged in the
banking business from which he had
recently retired. Mr.. Marvin was mar
ried two years ago and he and his
bride visited here while on their
wedding trip. Besides his wife and
parents. he is survived by the fol.
lowing brothers and sisters: Mrs. III.
T. Spencer. Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
w. R. stoddard and H. H. Marvin OF
st. Paul.