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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Thursday. September 10. 1910:
NIS-BALZER-Arthur Annis. %. and Bea-
trice j. Balzer, 10. both of 535 Central
BLACK-COLL-Rober G. Black. go. $40 Fill
more street, and Eleanor A. Coll. %, 1886
Grove street.
HAGLIN-HOCKETT-Er E. Haglin. 80, 80
McAllister street, and Ruth Hockett. Il, 1O2
Sixth street.
HES-PIERCE-william d. Hughes. 20.
IG6 Capp street and Agnes II. Pierce. "a,
2T67 Twenty third street.
JoHANSEN-McQUILLAN - Charles Johansen.
81, and Lillian McQuillan, "a. both of III
Tehama street. 9
JORDAN-O'BRIEN-Fra d. Jordan 90. and
Ethel OBrien. 80. both OF Los Angeles
dORE-BURKHARDT-H lie r.
Livermore, 80. and Lulu E. Burkhardt, 25,
both of 1000 Washington street.
RAFFoUR-BERGGREN = Phil Rarour. 81.
Santa Barbara, and Emily Berggren, 81. Rush
City, MINI.
REGAs-FARIA-Loui Regas. 2s, and Olga
Faria, is, both of West Oakland.
GNoRoTfI-wARD-Jos A Signorotti,
40. SIT Howard street. and Mary Ward, 20.
1895 Twenty fourth street.
RINI-BAILA-Rodolfo Tamborini. 81.
and Giuseppina Bala>2 20, both of $50 North
Point street.
TANGHETTI-LICATA-J Tanghetti. %
1881 Fillmore street, and Paolina Lieata. 26
2291 Pine street.
ER-DAGGETT-Joseph G. Walker. p
and Lillian f. Daggett, 80, both Of South
San Francisco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. wetzeI, 81 6Ss
Fifth avenue. and Belle d. Boyd. Il. 1929
Sacramento street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Mining town IS
BLOTTED OFF MAP
Hayden Hill Completely Swept
Out of Existence by Raw
ages of Flames
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali

REDDING, Sept. 1.-THE little min
ing town Of Layden Hill. Lassen county,
is in ashes. Only two dwellings are
left and as there are no houses for the
miners to live in and no food for them,
the Hayden Hill mine, from which the
town takes its name, has had to close
down and the 15o miners and the few
families constituting the settlement
have had to go elsewhere for the win
ter.
Miners arriving here after making a
40 mile stage trip across the noun
tains tell of the fire that occurred
Tuesday morning before day. Starting
in the second story of the company's
bunkhouse the fire went like a flash
through the little settlement. Little or
no property was saved, and the total
loss was more than $4,000 with little
insurance.
The losses are as follows: Lassen
mining company boarding house
$4,000 winter supplies of provisions
$4,000, clubhouse $1,000, bunkhouse
$4,000, barns and other buildings $1,000;
H. Anderson, store and merchandise
$4,000, dwelling $500, lodging house
$4,000: Dan Mclean, hotel $4,000; John
~ nett QNStliuS S4s0VVf dIONeT nunls
dwelling 81 900.
The Hayden Hill mine never looked
better. and ii was with regret that the
management had to order it shut down
1t will be impossible to resume until
spring, by which time accommodations
for men can be provided and provisions
can be hauled in. Hayden Hill is a
remote mining town, being Is miles
from the nearest town, Alden, Modoc
county, and I40 miles from Redding
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
POTATO Will BE
CARNIVAL king
His Royal EIighness, Spud |, to
Reign One Day at Stock
ton Exhibit
IspeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Sept. ia special po-
tato day viii be set aside at the San
Joaquin produce carnival which opens
In stockton September 2s and continues
until midnight Saturday, October 1.
King spud VIII reign supreme. Each
visitor that day at the big celebration
10 be held within four mammoth circus
tents viii be presented with hot
baked potato.
The records show that the potato is
one of san JoaQuin's most important
export products. In fact Stockton is
the potato center of the west Oregon
exports large quantities annually, but
the san Joaquin valley acreage far ex-
ceeds il.
George Shima. who because he is
probably the most extensive grower of
potatoes in the world, has been dubbed
the japanese potato king" has volun-
teered 10 donate a steamboat load Of
TuDers toward making the produce car
.nivaI a success. Shima has one potato
patch Of 5000 acres on one OF the
Islands west Of Stockton. This is said
70 be the largest acreage of potatoes in
a single field in the world. And Shima
has many other potato patches. He is
enthusiastic over the coming celebra-
sIlon and promises an exhibit of pota-
Toes Wnlcn VIII De a feature OF the big
display.
The Santa Fe railroad company will
.have a big exhibit showing the diver
ssified products grown along its line
within san Joaquin county from River
bank 10 OrwoOd. The Coley-Craig real
estate firm viii feature EscaIon prod
acts. The Stockton Terminal and East
sern railway VIII show what the fertile
Linden Waterloo section grows. An
aelectric fountain with floral display by
SHAW & Dobner. an exhibit Of chieory
grown by Bachmann & Brandt near
French Camp, and olives grown by H.
u Moore & Sons. viii be other fea-
lures. Many Of the farmers are striv-
ing for the silver trophies and cash
prizes for the best individual exhibits
OF diversified products and of single
products. The boards of trade at Man
Heca and EscalOn viii enter fine ex-
hibits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BELLE OF SIXTIES is
GATHERED TO FOREBEARS
Mrs. Caroline M. Neville Was
Acquaintance of Dickens
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA ROSA, Sept 15.-Mrs. Caro-
line Matilda Neville, sister of the late
William Dennison. war governor OF
Ohio and postmaster general In Lin
coins cabinet. passed away here this
afternoon at the advanced age of/S9
years. She is survived by a son, Col
onel J. B. Neville. secretary of the Los
Angeles stock exchange, and a number
of grandchildren.
At the time of her death Mrs. Neville
was wearing a handsome diamond set
ring, formerly the property of king
of France. Her grandfather was an
aid to Marquis de Lafayette when the
latter was aiding the American revo-
lutionists and the ring was presented
to him by Lafayette when the marquis
returned to France. 1t was in turn
given to Mrs. Neville.
In Cincinnati, where Mrs. Neville
was born, reared and educated, she
was a prominent figure in the social
worldfand was given the pseudonym of
Great Western" by Charles Dickens,
the novelist.
Rear Admiral Bob" Evans married
a cousin of Lafayette Neville, husband
of Mrs Neville.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
ALMOND INDUSTRY is
IN THRIVING CONDITION
Shipping Begins and Growers
Are Optimistic
[ Special Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Sept. 15.-The members
of the California almond growers
association, who constitute most of the
growers of the state, have received the
following statement from j. P. Dar-
gritz of Acampo, the secretary and
manager of the organiza tion. He was
one of the leaders of the movement:
1t took time and attention to estab-
lish our inspection bureau and start
the shipping and arrange finances; but
this is all working nicely now We
shipped six cars last week and two
more are ready to go in day or So
The new bleaching plants at Antelope
and Fair Oakes are working nicely and
those at Live Oak and Oakley are
starting. Yuba City will start up in a
day or so.
Telegraphic and telephonic inquiries
have been very brisk for the past two
or three days, and we look for encour-
aging business soon after the walnut
growers set their prices. In the mean
time prices are being reduced and
getting into fewer hands. which always
means better markets"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
HEAVY RAINFALLS
OCCASIONF Loss
Grains and Pasture Lands Near
Buena Vista Said to Be
Greatly Damaged

BAKERSFIELD, Sept 15.-One of the
heaviest rainfalls ever recorded in this
county fell between IL o'clock last
night and 9 o'clock this morning at
San Emidio. about 40 miles from here.
At Buena Vista the precipitation was
1855 inches.
The damage from this early rainfall
can not be estimated at this time. AT
Buena Vista the grains were greatly
damaged, while at San Emidio the
pasture lands are said to have been
ruined, for a time at least. The
ranchers fear the grass will start anew
and be cut off by dry weather.
The rainfall was steady and no dam
age resulted from excessive surface
water.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Wife YIELDS CLUB
ON HUBBY'S HEAD
Following Threat to Kill Entire
Family Woman Puts Spouse
in Hospital
Especial Dispatch to. The Call

STOCKTON. Sept 15.-Joe Moncosa.
residing in the Linden road about half
a mile from town. occupies cot at
the emergency hospital and suffers
badly battered Uranium inflicted by his
wife because of his threat to kill his
entire family.
The trouble occurred at the Moncosa
residence this evening and is the re-
suit of the fathers objections TO his
pretty 20 year old daughters love af-
fairs. 1t seems he was averse 20 her
keeping company with certain young
man and when he returned home this
evening he struck her. The mother
interfered and, il is alleged. he welded
a knife threatening to kill his whole
family.
Mrs. Moncosa then took hand in the
affair and picking up a club struck
him down. She took the knife away
from him and gave him several ad-
ditional raps and then notified the
authorities MoncOsa will live. but will
not get out of the hospital for some
time
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SACRAMENTO GETS 1913
HEALTH CONVENTION
Dr. F. w. Snow Brings Back
News From Milwaukee
I Special Dispoich 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Sept. l5.-Dr. W. F.
Snow, secretary Of the state board of
health, has returned from Milwaukee,
F1here he attended the annual session
OF the national public health associa-
zion and brings the assurance that Sac
n'amsnto viii get the 1913 convention
OF this body. Sacramentos claim for
1911 was urged at the meeting, but as
ER0me viii have the International
tuberculosis society meeting in July.
191l, and the International hygienic
exhibition viii convene in Dresden
about then, Havana, Cuba, was given
the 1911 meeting. Washington. D. c.,
viii probably have the 1912 session, so
Sacramento must wait
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
DEATHS

ANKEL-In this city. September 13. 1910.
Harry. beloved husband o. Annie AnkeI. be
10, soyed lseher or Mrs; 1. Roth and HetIe Al, An
Ben Joseph AID Jacob Ankel of New York
native OF Manchester, Eng. aged 81 years
and 4 months.
Interment took place yesterday.
BAIEBRIDGE-In this city Septsmbcr "a 1910.
Caroline II. Baiubridee. aunt OF Eugene F. Nc
Carthy, a native Of Ireland.
The funeral will take place today (Eri-
day). September ie. 1910. ss $40 ocloex a.
m, from her late residence. 500 Valencia
street. thence to Mission Dolores church. FOR
cemetery. by electric funeral car from Twenty
eighth and VaIencia streets
BALEE--In this city, September IL 1910,
NJ ]. Balfe. beloved husband Of Mary l..
Balfs. native OF New York city, aged 66
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today (Friday). Septem-
Der l6. at p. m, at his late residence. 241I
Fillmore street. Interment strictly private.
Please omit flowers
BRooKER-Tn this city. September 10. 1910.
Brooker. and beloved mother of Annie, Vic
toria. Augustus and Irving BROKER. native
Of London, Eng, aged Al years months and
Friends and scquaIntances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
of Hsisted co ss m Fillmore street. are pafI5s ps
terment Cypress Lawn cemetery
BRowELL-In Alameda Cal September H.
1910. Charles Palmerston Browell soa Of
Jeremiah and the late Mary B-oweil and
brother of Mrs. J. Arce, Mrs C. II. Graves
Mrs. John Slater. Mrs. G. Grasp. Frank and
Robert Browel and tBe late Jerry and Annie
Browel a native of San Francisco. Cal,
aged AZ years 10 months and IL days.
Friends are respe+t,uiis invited to attend
the funcra. services today friday. Sep
temper 49, at go p M, at the chapel o. \
Gray & Co.. 2196 Gearr street corner Devfsa-
derc. Interment Mount Oltvet cemetery BY
electric funeral car from Thirteenth and West
Mission streets.
into rest. In this city Sep
tember II 1910. Thomas E.. beloved son Of
Ann aud the late Martin J. Burke. aud loving
brother OF Harry A. and Hugh ". Burke
Mrs. J. Reinfeld. Mrs. r. Luhman. Mrs. E.
Connolly. Mrs. d. Foley and the late John r.
and Martin J. Burke native OF San Fran
CISCO aged 4l years
this city. September Ii, 1910. Au-
years-
CoLEhAN-ln this city. September Il. 1910
Charles Coleman. dearly beloved husband OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
.GILLETTS TO LIVE
IN San FRANCISCO
Governor and Family viii Move
Here at Expiration of
His Term
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept 15.-At the ex-
piration of his term of office Governor
James n. Gillett is to make his resi-
dence in San Francisco. This much was
decided definitely when the governor
received word yesterday from Mrs. Gill
lett, who has been at the bay of late,
that she had secured a suitable resi-
dence in San Francisco. Later on the
family effects at the executive mansion
VIII be moved there. The Gnletts are
to make the bay their home for
the purpose of placing James Jr. in a
San Francisco school. The governor
went to Hunspoldt today for several
weeks stay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
AGENT CHARGED WITH
BUYING STOLEN TIRES

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-William Gam
ble an automobile agent, was arrested
this afternoon by Detectives Emigh and
Gallagher at his home, 469 Twentieth
street, on a charge of felony, for buying
stolen goods. 1t is alleged that he
bought two automobile tires which had
been embezzled from the Studebaker
auto company, paying $65 for the rub.
bers, which were worth SIS each He
then sold the two tires for $50, it is
alleged, An accomplice left the city,
and the police are holding a warrant
for him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
DR.. F. F. GUNDRUM TO
STUDY MENINGITIS
Board of Health Specialist Will
Make Investigation
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Sept. 15.-County Health
Officer Knight has received word from
DR.. z. f. Gundrum, a specialist from
the east, employed by the state board
of health, stating that he will be
here either next Sunday or Monday to
make Investigations relative to the
spinal meningitis cases that have puz-
zled local physicians. There have been
no new cases Of poliomyelitis- is-anterior
for the last two months. All told there
have been about 80 cases in Stockton.
some four or five deaths resulting. In
the main children have been the vic
tins.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
STOCKTON MUST ENFORCE
THE VACCINATION LAW
State Health Board Notifies
County Officer
Especial Dispofch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Sept 15.-Dr. r. B.
Knight, county health officer, has re-
ceived word from the state board of
health that the compulsory vaccina-
tion law must be enforced.
TIE local board of education has not
as yet enforced the law, but according
to DR.. Knight, there is now no other
alternative.
There are between Ito and 1,190 pu-
pills of Stockton public schools who
have not been vaccinated,~ and the au-
thorities anticipate no little trouble,
as many parents are opposed to vac
cination
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE
WHILE UNDER ARREST
Filipino Prisoner Shoots Her.
self With Small Revolver

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-Mrs Miglio
Juanena. Filipino woman As years of
age, wounded herself at the city prison
this morning by firing a bullet from a
small revolver into her chin. She was
detained as an insanity suspect and
had the revolver concealed in her
clothes When Policeman Powers
turned his back. Mrs. Juanena drew the
weapon and fired. The lead was ex-
tracted at the receiving hospital by
Doctor Deyine
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
/. ID. E. s. ELECTS IT'S
SUPREME OFFICERS
j. e. Brass of Santa Maria Is
Named for Presidency
Special Dispalch 10 7'ke Cali

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 15.-The dele
gates TO the L D. E. S. convention.
which has been in session here all
week, have elected their supreme off,
GERS as follows: Supreme president,
]. V. Brass of Santa Maria; vice presi-
dent j. e. Martin of Watsonville; sec-
retary, r ]. Brose of Oakland; treas
urer, ]. c. Mendonca of Pleasanton;
master Of ceremonies, L. I. Freitas of
Stockton; marshal, NJ. c. George of
Oakland; inside guard, l. A. Oliver of
San Jose, outside guard. F. Pine of
Pleasanton; directors. NJ F. Nunes,
NJ. S Peixotto. ]. c. Silviera, Abel
Loureiro. DIR. NJ S. Silva, ]. F. Prioste
and j. B. Avila; supreme medical ex-
aminer, DR.. NJ. NJ. Enos of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SAN JOAQUIN'S POULTRY
SHOW PROMISES MUCH
Association FOrmulates Plans
for Big Display
1 Special Dspcich to Tie Call

STOCKTON. Sept. l5.-The San
Joaquin county poultry association met
tonight at the chamber of commerce
headquarters and discussed plans for
the big poultry show to be held here
November I'll
Reports from various sections of the
state are very encOura ging, and there
viii be entries from the other side of
the Rockies
A number Of the prize winfing birds
exhibited by local chicken fanciers at
the state fair viii be shown and their
ine points explained by experts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
OAKLAND TURNVEREIN
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Winners of Saengerfest Trophy
Will Take Part

OAKLAND, Sept. 15.--The Oakland
turnverein will give a concert and
ball Sunday evening at Germania hall,
which is being looked forward to with
interest by friends of the organization
The singing section won the Shreve cup
at the recent saengerfest in competition
with six other societies. Professor
Galbrecht will conduct the musical pro-
gram, which will consist of concert
numbers, solos and maennepchoir sing
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
COLLEGE MEN WILL.
ATTEND CONFERENCE
University to Be Represented
at Denver Meeting

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-A large dele
cation from the campus offices OF the
United States department of irriea-
tion will attend the conference of the
western agents of the bureau, which
will be called in Denver, September 20
to 20, under the leadership of Prof
Samuel Fortier, chief of the depart
ment. Among the local men who will
attend are: Frank Adams, v. NJ Cone
and c. E. TAFT. Adams will also attend
the national irrigational congress at
Pueblo. Colo
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
STOCKTON SPORTSMEN
HUNTING IN OREGON
Tspeciol Di.eotch to The Call

STOCKTON, Sept 15.-Lloyd Woods.
George r. Baker, Dr. Ellis Harbert and
Frank Guernsey have departed for
Coos county. Oregon. to join George
Langford and Minot Tirrell of this city.
who are on an extended hunting trip.
Tirrell sent word to the quartet that
he had selected a fine camping place
for them and they quickly packed their
kits and departed
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Notable Deaths

: w. DICKINs, REAR ADMIRAL Washing
ton. Sept 15.-Rear Admiral Francis W.
Diekins. who during the Spanish American n
cessfuI naval Campaigns in the capacity as
assistant chief OF the bureau of navigation.
died in New York today. Admiral Dlekins was
1s44 and entered the naval service as acting
midshipman September 20. 1861.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
GIRL MAKES THIRD
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Myrtle BIain Despondent Over
Outcome of Love Affair
fSpecici Dispaich 70 The CAN

KENNEL, Sept 15.-Miss Myrtle
Blain, ged L. whose parents are said
10 live in San Francisco. made another
attempt yesterday to commit suicide.
This is the third time since the girl
came here q month ago that she has
tried TO take her own life and she says
she viii keep trying until she succeeds.
She had been employed at the CONNER
cial hotel. rShe has left a note each
time 10 young man, whose name has
not been revealed, declaring she has
no desire TO live since he has rejected
her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
"DEATH TO PINE BEETLE"
Is FORESTERS' SLOGAN
Pest Threatens to Get Beyond
Control OF Department
So DispeLeh . The CaIIl

SACRAMENTO. Sept Deputy
State Forester william c. Hodge has
left for Kennel TO Investigate the dam
age wrought by the pine beetle to the
yellow pines in the vicinity The pest
Is working great damage over a large
area OF land, according TO reports If
1t Is not fairly well extinguished be-
tween now and June ! of next year it
viii probably be beyond the control of
the department.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
IRRIGATION EXPERT
COLLECTS MUCH DATA
Roy Fortier Is Investigating
Watering Projects

BERKELEY, Sept. 15.-Roy Fortier, a
former student of the university and
son Of Prof. Samuel Fortier, irrigation
chief of the United States, has ar
rived in this city after a tour of the
west spent in collecting data on the
administration of irrigation companies.
These facts will be laid before the
Washington authorities upon his re-
turn
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
ENDS LIFE WITH GAS
Especial Dispotch % ~ Call

I0T|| -@tSFuIOIt 20 OuIFJ
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. Is
Colonel w. L. Vestal. a veteran of the
civil war and former newspaperman.
prominent in business and republican
politics, was found dead today on a
couch in his office, a gas tube in his
mouth and the gas turned on. Finan-
cial trouble. Incidental to conducting
real estate venture, was the cause.
He left letters to his wife and friends
explaining this.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY-CharIes RYAN
and Robert Lee, arrested after struggle by
two policemen September / for taking a purse
from George Samsrether of Vista Grande on a
Market street car, were held for trial before
the superior court by Police Judge Conlan yes
terday charge of grand larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BURGLAR SUSPECTS
TAKEN TO YUBA CITY
So Di.pe.eh q The ~

YUBA CITY. Sept. I5.-Gus Becker
md Henry Tansen. who were arrested
At Meridian on q charge of burglary
n connection with the theft Of harness
and other things from the ranch of
former Sheriff Smith, were brought
here today. The two were heavily
trmed and each wore a coat OF mail
when captured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be banded In at
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with The name and residence Of persons author
:zed 70 have the published. Notices re-
str.cted simply to the announcement of the event
published once IN this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
YOUNG GIRL SCALPED
BY AN ALMOND HULLER
ChiId's Hair, Caught by Cog
wheel, Is Ripped Off
Sceciol Discofch 10 The Cali

lSpccIol Dispatch 10 he Cdll
YUBA CITY. Sept 15.-Ene Lehner.
aged Z. was scalped by an almond
hulier 81 the Stohiman ranch near Os-
Wald yesterday. The child leaned over
.he machine 10 pick up something when
The braid Of her hair caught in the
cogwheels. The hair was taken off.
The scalp is badly lacerated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

PLEAD GUuTY-wichft..
Kan Sept 15.-Rudolph Warner OF Hutch1n-
son, Kan; William Kammerer. William VIII
soa and Joe Ackenroed. all OF Wichita. plead
ed guilty here today in the federal court OF
counterfeltsng. They operated at Hutchinson.
The molds captured Warner must
serve I've years in prison and pay a me OF
$1,000. Wilson and Ackenroed will serve six
months. Kammerer win serve nine months
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Little Damage Near Stockton

STOCKTON, Sept. 15.-The rainfall
for this city and county during the last
"a hours was rs of an inch. Light
showers occurred during the entire
night and this morning but caused
little damage to grain and hay left in
the OPEN
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BIRTHS

this city September 10, 1910
TO the wife Of Frank d. Donohue. son.
RATTo-In Sausalito. September T. 1910 TO the
wife OF s. G.. Ratio, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
MARRIAGES

ATEN-COTREL-In Berkeley September IA
1910. by Rev. John H. I.athrop. Irvine Press
ley Aten and Marian Florence Cotrel
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Steady Downpour~at Fresno

FRESNO, Sept. 1s.-The downpou
from midnight until 6 o'clock thi
morning was steady, and the grount
is now soaked to a depth of about si7
inches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Heavy Showers Fall

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 15.-Heavy show
ers fell in the back country yesterday
afternoon and last night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Grapes Suffer Most

ARROYO GRANDE, Sept. IA
cloudy. sultry day has succeeded the
heavy rain which fell in this section
last night. Beans are exposed in the
fields, and there is considerable
amount of grain in sacks unprotected,
but grapes will suffer most If this
weather continues.