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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
COST OF living
RAISES SALARIES

OAKLAND. Aug. According to a
report made today by County Superin-
tendent of Schools Frick, the salaries
of teachers have gone up during the
last year to keep pace with the in
creased cost of living. Men teachers
command greater salaries than women.
The average salary paid in the county
TO masculine teachers last year was
S1,503, while the average for women
was I,042.73. On the other hand. only
81 out Of the SIT teachers employed
throughout the county were men.
The total receipts of money during
the year amounted to S1,665, ,051. of
which $S50,200.12 went. to the Oakland
schools, s243. 3.271.60 to those of Berke-
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YOUNG NATRON IS
BACK FROM TRIP
Mrs. Hazel Knowles Marshall
Returns From Year Abroad
Spent in Study

BERKELEY, Aug. 1.--After a year
spent in. study :, and pleasure on the
continent Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mar
shall haye"returned to their Durant
Avenue home. On the return trip thex
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. w.
E. Knowles, Mrs. MarshalTs parents.
and her brother William and sister,
Miss Rose. Knowles, prominent resi-
dents OF this city.
During her year abroad Mrs. Hazel
knowles Marshall studied. under. Jo-
seph Lhevinne of Berlin. and her :hus-
band. who is a graduate of the: uni
versity- with the class of 1907, at
tended the University of Berlin,
where he delved in higher chemistry.
Mrs. Marshall is brilliant pianist
and vocalist and has appeared: I'm a
number OF recitals in this city Her
talents were early. recognized by her
parents and she, had had the advan-
tage of careful training here before
commencing her studies abroad
. Besides being a clever musician Mrs.
Marshall Is. widely accomplished and
is the center of. the younger set of
society people in this city.
: Her husband. SON of an army officer,
is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity; He is: an expert. chemist
and. has been studying this science for
many years..
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Suburban Brevities

FoRGER sENTENCED-oaIland Aug. Lofts
Bunnel who confessed to- passing worthless
check for $6, given two year sentence in
San Quentin penitentiary to-day. by Judge
Brown.
sHR1NERs TO MEET-oakIand, Aug. L.
Ashmes temple, MOBILES OF the; MSstle SaItne,
Wednesday evening at the new headquarters,
1914 Broadway.
WOMAN LOSES CAsH-BerkeIey. Aug. l..
Miss G. Z. Fouth: 2204 Dwight way. reported
to the police today the loss Of $50, taken, she
said. from her purse containing SIG, while
she was visiting at the home of friends living
at 22H Fulton street.
FIRE ENGINE STATION CHANGED-Alameda,
Aug. 1.-The steam fire engine Of the fire de-
at the Chestnut street firehouse, will here
after be stationed at the Sherman street fire
house. The change was made by the nre
commissioners.
THEATER MANAGER DIEs-oakland, Aug 1.
Edward Lampson, 81 years old, proprietor OF
the Palm theater, Meirose. dropped dead to-
night while buying in j. Sirpo's grocery, s445
posed to have caused Lampson's DEATH He
lived with his wife at 1852 Irving avenue.
EAGLES ON vISIT-Oakland, Aug. 1.-Fruit-
vale aerie of Eagles, accompanied by their
drill team and drum corps, viii pay fra
ternal visit to Richmond aerie tomorrow
initIation will take place. Special cars Will
leave East Fourteenth street ana Llese avenue
at 30 O'Clock direct TO Point Richmond.
COMPANION OF THIEF ARRAIGEED--oak
with grand larceny as an accompliee of the
convicted horsethief. J. b. Leroy, was ar
raigned in Police Judge Samuels' court this
morning and refused TO answer 10 her name.
declaring that her correct name is Kennedy,
not Elliott The case was continued until to-
morrow morning.
RECEPTION TO PASTOR Oakland, Aug. L.
Rev. Frank L. Goodspeed and Mrs Goodspeed
will be the guests of the First Presby terfan
church at reception in the church parlors
August u. The Mems brotherhood Will be
the hosts Of the evening. All Of the church
departments will take part Doctor Good
speed and his wife expected Friday after
an eastern tour. incu,iirg visit TO their old
home IL Springfield. Mass
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RICHMOND HOLDS
BIG BOND RALLY
Advocates. of Good Roads Stir
). Enthusiasm in Election


RICHMOND, Aug. IA big rally for
the good roads. bonds was held ali
Richmond opera house this evening to
close the campaign which has been
in progress in Contra Costa county for
several weeks.
a. bond issue of s1,4ee;0OO for roads
shall be voted will be: held tomorrow
throughout Contra Costa county. Much
enthusiasm was shown at tonights
meeting. -
Among. the; speakers were Ernest
Scholz..:J NJ: Eddy, Edward Conlon,
Charles Rim and other leaders in the
progressive movement. They felt as
sured that the bonds will carry to-
morrow. "
The. whole, county by a. series of
meetings. newspaper publicity and
house to house .canvassing has been
thoroughly: informed upon the
projected improvements.
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wife BALkED AT
- -:
PAYING The BILLS
Prominent Dentists Spouse
!. Says He Got Mad. When
She Refused - "

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-The refusal of
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Cory of, Berkeley to
lend her husband sufficient financial as
sistance 10 relieve him of the necessity
Of paying any household bills. was the
cause of the trouble that LASTED. for
years in the family of Dir. Ben B: Cory,
a dentist, formerly of Fresno, ana
which resulted in an interlocutory de-
cree of divorce: being granted today to
Mrs. Cory. -:
: She testified that it was: not long
after their marriage, which took. place
in Crows landing. in: 1884, that, her
husband told her that she. would have
TO pay the family bills out*of her own
fortune: She had a ranch. in Stanis-
laus county, and he .wanter her she
said to sell it $50 that the bills could
be paid; and when she refused he. be-
came very angry. The breach between
ethem widened until, in. 1909, Doctor
Cory told his wife that If she did. not
leave him and get divorce: he would:
- A marriage that followed, a week s
acquaintance and in which repentance
was almost as. swift was that of James
H and. Hendricks Mclean; in which
an ~interlocutory decree of divorce was
granted: the wife. today. Mrs. Mclean
testified that her husband came to:her
house in April, 1909, bearing>a. letter of
introduction. = He 4: proposed shortly
after and they We're married: About a
month. later he said lie had to go to
Humboldt county and, induced her to
give him stock worth s1,50O. He never
came back and the next Mrs. Mclean
heard: of him was that he had stolen a
horse in Nevada and had been sent to
'jail.
l. The following DEGREES of divorce
were granted. today: Marie against
William l. Hartley desertiop; Martin
against Anna Johnson desertion;t Ruth
against. Edmund NJ. Smith; desertion;
Mathilda: against Rudolph Priem, cru
city. Florence against William Milroy,
failure to. provide; .Hildur against ole
Olsen dasarfinn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
ERUITyALE CARPENTERS
WILL MEET IN. NEW HALL
Union Mo-. lab Plans Special
:. PROGRAM: for THURSDAY

: FRUITvALE, Aug. 1.-Carpenters'
local NO 1473, .whosei members include
most*of the carpenters. in the annexed
district, will hold it's: first meeting. iii
the new carpenters hall: which is: be
Ing erected at a cost.of $4,000 at East
Twelfth street and Fruitvale avenue,
:Fruitvale; Thursday evening. A spe-
ciaL~ program will be presented during
the evening and the Officers of the hall
association, President O. /. Sparks,
Secretary R. B. Ingalls, and Treasurer
j: Gold. will be called upon for ad-
dresses. The date fer the dedication
of the new hall has not been set.
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CRUISER SOUTH DAKOTA
is TO GET =OVERHAULING
"steeI Fighter" Goes to Navy
Yards August 10

VALLEJO, Aug. II The cruiser
South. Dakota, which returned yester-
day from. Monterey, will. go to Mare
island navy yard on August: 10 for ex-
tensive .overhauling. All eight inch
turrets will be. remodeled and heavier,
stronger guns with a hydraulic ele-
waiting gear for the turrets will be in
stalled. Considerable routine work
on the South Dakota has also been au-
thorized. The cruiser will be lin the
navy yard for several months, during
which time. the cruisers West. Vir-
ginia and Maryland will be undergoing
repairs. Upon the completion of the
work. in october. the three ships win
leave here for anchorage in San Fran
cisco bay under sailing orders. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
NEW INTERPRETER IS
APPOINTED AT COURT
Ernest Davis Fills Vacancy
Caused by GE--- Death

OAKLAND. Aug. I.~-lirnest Davis has
been appointed interpreter of police
court l by. Police Judge Mortimer ].
Smith. The appointment was made to
iii the vacancy caused by the recent
death Of Gee Gam, the Chinese who
served in the position for years. Gam
died about two weeks go while on his
way to China with his family for a
short visit. Davis comes highly recon-
mended for his ability to converse in
Chineses Japanese, French. Spanish.
German and other languages. He is in
the employ of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company.
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RULES FOR BOARDING
-. HOUSES ARE STRICTER
University Commences Investi.
CATION of Student Dwellings

: BERKELEY Aug. 1.-The university
will be more strict this year than ever
before in Investigating boarding
houses and hotels where the students
Notice has been issued that boarding
house Keepers will have until Friday
to be placed on the list recommended
by the university for occupancy. by
students. Milton T. Farmer. graduate
manager and alumni secretary, has
charge of the mems boarding houses.
while Miss G. l.. Bayley has charge. of
the houses for women. ::
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
CONDUCTOR TRIES TO
SHAVE OFF HIS TOE
Will Be Examined as to Sanity
by Commission

OAKLAND, Aug. Robert w. Chan
Ter, 2 Southern Pacific conductor. liv-
ing at 3O1S Encinal avenue, Alameda.
tried to cut off his toe with a razor
early this morning while temporarily
deranged Chanler has been a sufferer
from paralysis for some time, and it
is believed that the disease has
wrecked him mentally. He was taken
10 The receiving hospital to await an
examination as to his sanity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
HORTICULTURAL EXPERT
REPORTS GOOD CROPS
Advises Fruit Growers to Make
More Use of SPRAYING

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-County Horti-
cultural Commissioners Fred Seulberger
made his. report today to- the board of
supervisors, I'M which he declared that
the. crops of Alameda county were in
good condition and commanding good
prices. He recommended the more
Spraying to improve the quality of the
fruit. grown. and promised to give
demonstrations of the value of sprays
to the: fruit growers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
UNION WILL. APPEAL. !.
TO STATE COUNCIL
Cement Workers Seek. k.ApprovaI
of Salary Demands
Especial Dispatch 10 The Caill.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-THE local
union Of: cement workers proposes to
go over the heads -of the local building
trades council to the state: council in
the hope of securing recognition of it's
demands for an increase in wages.
The local building trades council re-
Gently refused Endorsement of the de-
mands. which include a. raise from $3
to $3.50 for mixers and from. 81 to SIS
for finishers. =
The contractors offer to compromised
on 1926: and s4.d0, half the increases
asked, and the local building trades
council argued this compromise. should
be accepted. The cement workers can
not strike without consent of the local
council or the state council
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
CONVICTED POSTMASTER
!. is REPORTED IMPROVING

:. OAKLAND; Aug. august A.
Liljefelt, former postmaster of AIca- :
traz island: who was CONVICTED of. am
bezzling government funds. Is. re-
ported to have. good chance for. re-
covery ~fron an attack Of paralysis,
with which he was stricken short
time. ago. Liljefelt was at the county
jail serving six months sentence
,when he was afflicted. He was taken
TO Providence hospital. :
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
HAYWARD MERCHANT
WEEDS HIS BOOK KEEPER
Marriage Takes Place Without
Public Announcement

HAYWARD. Aug. John Correia, a
young businessman of this city. and his
pretty book keeper, Miss Rose c. AL
nada were quietly married this MORN
ing bv Justice of the Peace Charles
Prowse. without informing their
friends. Immediately after the cere-
mony they left on a honeymoon trip
70 santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

nerves, muscles, joints and vital or
gans. Headaches, dizzy spells warn
you: heart palpitation, poor circula-
ton, bloating, failing eyesisht, rheu-
matisnl, stomach troubles. Itis but. a
short road to dropsy, diabetes, gravel,
stone in the kidney or fatal Bright's
disease.
Don't wait for the serious troubles.
Begin using Doan's Kidney Pills
when you first feel backache; or first
notice urinary disorders. This remedy
has given new life and strength to
thousands of women and men. 1t
cures sick kidneys and backache.
SAN FRANCISCO PROOF
Mrs. Charles Hall, 254o Mission St.,
San Francisco, CAL, says: Il have no
hesitation in confirming the public
statement / gave in praise of Doan's
Kidney Pills over two years ago. I
suffered intensely from kidney COM
plant and despite. all my efforts. 1
was unable to get relief My back
cold the trouble was worse. In the
morning / was just as tired as when
/ went to bed and a tired, languid
feeling clung to me constantly. Doan's
Kidney Pills relieved all these diff
culties from the first and continued use
permanently cured me. / cannot speak
too highly OF them"
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
TAxIcAB INJURIES A
: GARDENER AT STOCKTON
tSpeciol Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, s Aug. LA taxicah
crashed into A. Palocca's fruit wa gon
early this morning. knocking him to
the pavement and badly bruisfng his
hip sPalocca was taken to the emer-
gency hospital for medical attention.
He had. driven to-. town with other
gardeners. and was. about to engage
in the regular early morning trading
when the taxicab: bumped into his
wagon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
FLORIDA'S GOVERNOR
HONORS ALAMEDA WOMAN
Mother of 13 Children Gets a
:. Gold Pin

ALAMEDA, Aug. 1.--:Mr... and Mrs. p.
F. cavanaugh of .2012 Clement avenue,
the parents of 13 children, today re-
ceived a letter of congratulation from
Governor A. w. Gilchrist of Florida.
Accompanying the letter was gold pin
bearing the great seal of the state of
Florida, gift from the governor to
Mrs Cayanaugh. :.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

If you. have sore. feet. tired feet.
sweaty feet, lame feet, tender feet.
smelly feet, corns. ca1louSes or bunions.
read what happened TO Mrs. Crockett
of JefferSonville. I DID II. Mr..
Crockett says: s.After the second treat
ment she walked downstairs one foot
at n time. She has rot been able to
walk downstairs before IA past i've
years. except by stepping down ON each
step with one foot at time. This is
remarkable. Send five more boxes"
No matter what ails your feet or
what under heaven you have used with
out getting relief, just use 7 I z. It's
different. 1t acts right off. 1t cures
sore feet to stay cured. It's the only
foot remedy ever made which acts on
the principle of drawing out all the
poisonous exudations which cause sore
feet. Powders and other remedies
merely clog up the pores. T I q cleans
them out and keeps them clean. You
will feel better the first time It's used.
Use it week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet. There is nothing or
earth that can compare with ii. 7 / Il
is for sale at all druggists. 25c per box.
or direct. If YOU wish. from Walter
Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago, III. Rec
commended and sold by
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
NEWS OF BERKELEY SAN IEANDRO

ley. and $16s.OO7.O1 to those of Alameda.
Charles L. Bedenbach. principal of
the Mckinley grammar school OF
Berkeley has been reelected president
of the county board of education
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Mrs. Frank Lampson Brown: has re-
opened her residence in Vernon
heights after the summer spent at her
summer place in the Santa Cruz noun
tsins.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

President Benjamin Ide Wheeler and
AIRS. Wheeler have arrived in New
York and viii come directly to CALI
fornia- During the last few months
they have been making a leisurely tour;
Of Switzerland and England. Mrs.
Wheeler has been abroad for more
-tilan year Doctor Wheeler returned
from the continent for a few weeks
early in the spring, but rejoined: his:
wife at the beginning of the summer
season. -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. William Eide will@leave
this week for Tahoe in company with
Mrs. Catherine Ede and Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr Eastwood. The party viii make
The trim by motor -.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-12
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THE RIGHT STAND TO TAKE.

Alderman he
hands out
He not only acting within
o ONE
taking
franchise something
in
day passed when o presents.
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DAY IN CONGRESS,
IN THE SENATE.

Administration railroad bill taken
UP as unfinished business.
Richardson of Delaware intro
duces resolution providing that pre-
amble TO constitution shall begin
with words, 'in the name OF God"
Indian appropriation bill reported.
Lodge asks that senate have re-
printed document of Twenty-fourth
congress, showing extremely high
prices of commodities in 1886.
Root gave notice he would oppose
measure giving to widows OF de-
ceased soldiers or sailors Of civil
war, married subsequent to June rs.
1899, the right to draw regular PEN
sions for widows.
Chamberlain introduces resolution
providing for investigation of Lieu
tenant Sutton's death by joint COM
mittee and appropriating $4,000.
IN THE HOUSE.
Joint resolution unanimously
adopted authorizing secretary of war
to loan tents and other material to
confederate veterans reunion at Mo-
bile April 2s-2s. This is measure
opposed in the senate by Hepburn.
Now goes to the president for sig
nature.
Garner of Pennsylvania introduced
a resolution imposing for two years
an export tax of 10 cents a pound on
all animals. live or dressed, in order
to reduce cost of meats.
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BREWERS AND ICEMEN UNITE.
That there il unity OF interest among
brewers and icemen of Indianapolis was
the declaration made by Charles Krauss,
president of the Capitol City Brewing
company. to about 200 members of the
Indiana Ice Dealers association and
Middle States Ice Producers exchange.
The icepen attending the convention
now being held in Indianapolis were
the brewing company's guests at din
ner at the brewery.
TO thy BANK CASHIER.
jury was impaneled and the open
ing statement for the government made
IN federal court in the trial OF William
II. Marker. who is charged with embez-
element. the misappropriation of GER
tain funds and bonds. and with making
false entries while cashier of the First
National bank At Upton.
ANOTHER BANKER GUILTY.
Paul c. Gall was found guilty yester-
day by a jury in federal court of aiding
and abetting Max p. Emmerich. now in
federal prison at Fort Leavenworth, in
abstracting funds from the Capitol Ma
tional bank of Indianapolis. Sentence
will not be pronounced for day or two
to give Gall an opportunity to close UT
las pAoAACSS 0AAAt5 4 AO NCAoAGA w n
announced at ESQ. and Gall was given
permission to see his wife before being
taken to the county Jail Mrs. Gall has
been Ill since the case was called.
COPS CAN'T RIDE ON CARS.
| Superintendent of Police Martin J.
Hylaud of Indianapolis has issued ar
order prohibiting patrolmen from riding
on street cars while on duty. This or.
der is made. the superintendent says
because he has been hearing many com.
plants concerning the practice of pa.
trolmen riding instead of walking.
JURY TAKES CASE SATURDAY.
Argument in the states charter an
nulment suit against the French Licl
Springs Hotel company opened i'm
mediately after court convened yester
day in Paolf. The evidence is in ans
the case IL expected to go to the jur,
today. Judge Buskirk has placed M
lint on the time for the argument.
JUSTICE TO BE SPEEDY.
Justice will be melted to Sanford Love
the slayer of his sweetheart. Miss Dot
tie Murden of Marion. without delay. 4
call has been issued for q meeting o
the grand jury on next Monday and al
Indictment charging murder probabl,
will be returned.
POLICE IN BIG RAID.
| In q raid that lasted four hours tn
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police took one hundred cases.
making total of $500 quarts. and
seven kegs of beverage" from ten
dry" beer parlors. Most of the prop
erty confiscated was dry beer It is
stored in the cellar of the county Jail
to await investigation.
MARSHALL TO INTRODUCE HIM.
Governor Marshall will introduce
Charles zueblin, the Boston publicist
and civic evangelist who will give the
last of his four lectures at the Propy-
laeum tonight. The lecture on Saving
and Spending" will BE directed to all
the thrifty people of Indianapolis,
whether they have large means or
small. Mr.. Zuebiin will talk of what
1t means to save and how 1t may be
done. He also will discuss what ration
al and extravaganza spending results in
STEALS WORK OF ART.
Mary spaulding. IA years old. was
arrested in Bedford Thursday afternoon
charged with stealing a picture from
the walls of the office of Dr. A. j. Nc
Donald. which was found at second
hand store where she had sold 1t for
ID cents. Before Prosecutor Underwood
she acknowledged the theft. Her case
will be tried In the Juvenile court
WIFE HIT BY FREEZER.
When Harry Wagner. a well-to-do
farmer two miles southwest of Colum-
bus returned home from his work at
| noon Thursday he found his wife lying
unconscious on the floor with an ugly
wound above her left eye. He was al
a loss to understand the condition In
which he found her until she regained
consciousness. She informed him thai
she had been struck by the crank of ar
cream freezer, which flew of while she
was making Ice cream for his birthday
dinner. She Is still in a serious condi-
ton from the blow.
PAULHAN MAY COME.
e. A. Moross. director of the Indl
annapolis Motor speedway. has received
q letter from Louis Paulhan. the famou!
French aviator. asking for a date t.
give exhibitions at the local course. HI
says that the fame of the speedway h ~
spread all over the world, and he wants
| to be the first man to give public flights
there.
SYRUP WILL BE HIGHER.
Farmers who have opened their mapl
tree groves, report that this is fin
weather for sugar water. Syrup 1
selling at $1.75 gallon This Is an ad
vance in price of the last two year
from 80 cents a gallon to S1-75 gallon
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SYRUP WILL BE HIGHER.
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
THE FLYING DAYS.

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has
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TWO CLEAN CANDIDATES.

candidacy
fart
following because of the
the of
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-12
ANOTHER PROOF OF THE DANGER.


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of the
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-12
NO HUMDRUM LIFE IN GARY.

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-12
PROSECUTING ATTY.

Editor Times: You are authorised to
say that 1 will be candidate for re-
nomination to the office of prosecuting
attorney of the Thirty-frst judicial
district. comprising the counties of
Lake and Porter subject to the desire
Of the judicial convention Mt n date to
be decided later.
CHARLES e. GREENWALD.