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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
BOOSTERS GATHER AT
RECEPTION AND TABLE
Secretaries of Chamber of Conn
merCe Guests of Honor

OAKLAND, Jan. 3-Craigie Sharp.
first secretary of the Oakland board of
trade, which became the chamber of
commerce, Edwin Stearns, who relin-
quished that position January 1, and
Homer Boushey, the successor to
Stearns, Were guests this evening at a
reception at the Hotel Metropole pre-
ceding dinner given by the directors
of the merchants exchange in honor of
Wilber tWalker of the merchants ex-
change.
Among the guests were H c. Cap
we'll, l. H Clay, P. C. Frederiekson,
the directors of the chember of COM
merce
The arrangements were in charge of
w V. Harrington, Theodore Gier, ID. c.
Brown, A. E. Young and Secretary
W. NJ. Gardiner W. E. Gibson, Theo-
dore Gier, C. ]. Heeseman, r. S Kitch-
ener, NJ j. Laymance, F. A Leach Jr,
W. s. Mackay, 3. P. Miller, George c.
Pardee, E. c. Sessions. j TyrelI. C. NJ.
Wood, F. W. Bilger. Henry P Dalton.
c. G. Monroe, a. J. Snyder, Edwin
Stearns. Craigie Sharp and Homer
Boushey.
Directors of both organiza tions
spoke after the dinner. Stearns the re-
firing secretary of the chember, was
congratulated on his successful career
in the post, and welcome was extended
by both bodies to Boushey, who has
already assumed his post.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
ORDERS PAINTER TO
SUPPORT HIS CHILD
Wife Takes Employment to
Provide for Daughter

OAKLAND, Jan. 3.-Arraigned in the
police court this morning on a charge
OF failure 10 provide for his minor
child, Stanley Scott, painter and dec
orator, was given a continuance of 80
days by Police Judge Smith, who Or
dere0h him to make provision for the
support of his wife and their 5 year
old daughter Mildred before the case
is again called.
Scott and his wife, Mrs. Grace Scott,
are separated and she is suing for a
divorce. She charges that her hus-
band has contributed so little to her
support that she is compelled TO work
for IS week to buy food and clothing
for herself and her child.
Scott promised the Judge that he
would support the woman and child.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
EXPECT FAVORABLE
REPORT ON BONDS
Municipal Authorities Receive
Gratifying Letter From
Legal Experts

OAKLAND. Jan. 3.-The proceedings
Of the recent bond election. by which
the city authorized the expenditure
of about sS.5OO.O0O for new municipal
and water front Improvements, are pre-
sumsblv TO be favorsbly reported by
tlc New York expert law firm, Dillon
a. Hubbard. Having gone over the cleo
ucn forms, the experts have re-
Quested CITY Attorney Stetson TO sub
nlit additional data bearing on the an
ncNa1on election which followed the
bond election by one day.
The firm has finished its eNsmina-
ZION Of the record Of the proceedings. -
said StetSon. and has expressed sat
isfaction with that feature Of the work.
They are now devoting their time to
the study Of the taxable area OF
rhe bonds. The effect of the bond cleo
zion on the annexation election, and
vice versa, is occupying the attention
~ Dillon e. Hubbard. They wanted
my views, and ] have given them ny
opinion that the annexed district Is not
liable for taxation on the bond issue.
The annexation was accomplished after
the bonds had been voted. and the peo-
pie of the annexed district are not sub
ject 10 taxation for something which
they did not have a voice in sanction
inE.
Dillon & Hubbard. viii. I expect,
submit to Us very soon report entirely
favorable 10 the city's plans.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
NEWS BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN IEANDRO
YOUNG WOMAN TRIES
TO END HER LIFE
Takes Morphine After Crowded
Ferry and Icy Water Pre-
vented Leaping Into Bay

BERKELEY. Jan "a crowded
ferry boat yesterday prevented Miss
Forbes Wilkinson of the Hotel Rob
bins, San Francisco. from taking her
life. according to her admission to the
police. However. she secured a room at
the Terminal hotel at Shattuck and
University avenues late last night and
took a dose of morphine to carry out
her purpose of self-destruction.
No sooner had the drug begun to
make its effects felt than the woman
hastily rang up the police station and
asked for aid. A patrOlman and physi-
clan responded and the victim was re-
moved from all danger OF death
Miss WlkensOn said that she was
very respondent. but refused TO en-
tighten the police as 10 the cause. She
intended to jump of a ferry boat into
the bay, she declared. but the large
Sunday crowds dissipated this plan. as
also did a contemplation OF the water
being icy cold.
She told the police that a niece. Mrs.
L. Gibson. lived at 132 Belvedere street.
San Francisco, and brother. r. O.
Wilkenson. resided in Los Angeles.
Miss Wnkenson departed for her
home in San Francisco this morning
little worse for her experience.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
WEEK OF PRAYER is
BEGUN IN OAKLAND
Prominent CIergymen Take
Part in Devotional Services

OAKLAND, Jan. 3.-First devotions
services of the annual week of prayer,
held throughout the United States upon
recommendation of the Evangelist al
lance. were conducted this noon at the
First Methodist church by Rev. Charles
r. Brown. pastor Of the First Congre-
Eational church.
The meetings viii be held daily from
1870 o'clock TO ] O'Clock at that church
and in the evenings, except Saturday
night. at the First Congregational
church. Rev. George ". White, pastor
Of the First Methodist church, led this
evenings services. The remaining
meetings VIII be conducted as follows:
Tuesday Rev Homer J. Vosburgh,
pastor Of the First Baptist church;
Wednesday. Rev r. L. Goodspeed, pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church;
Thursday. Rev Thomas A. Boyer, pas
tor Of the First Christian church; Fri
daE, Rev. George ". White, pastor Of
the First Methodist church; Saturday.
e. I. Stsrrett. secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian association.
enings-Tuesday, Rev Thomas A.
Boyer; Wednesday, Rev. Charles R.
Brown; Thursday. Rev. Homer J.
kosburgh; Friday, Rev. 7. /. Good
speed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
ACCUSES WIFE AND
PUTS SELF IN JAIL
Private Detective Is Held for
Carrying Revolver

OAKLAND, Jan s.-The determine
tion of II. c. Barrett, a private detec-
tive, TO land his wife and an ac-
Quaintsnce Of hers named W. c. Price
Of san Jose in jail. put him in the
prisoners dock Of the police court this
morning on a charge of carrying a con-
cealed weapon Barrett represented to
Judge Samuels that his trade made the
use OF arms necessary, and he was dis
missed with reprimand
Barrett and his wife have been
separated for two years. The woman,
who lives in San Jose with two grown
daughters. was in san Francisco yes
terday and late last night came to
Oakland to return to her home. At
the Southern Pacific station, First
street and Broadway, she met Price, a
chance acquaintance. and talked with
him. Barrett, trailing his wife, saw
the couple, called Policeman A. 3.
smith and had them arrested.
At the station the couple. who made
satisfactory explanations. were re-
less sed. Barrett. who carried a re-
Volver. was detained and was arrai gned
in the police court this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
MAN BECOMES DUMB AS
RESULT OF BEATING
Trial of William Cox on Charge
of Assault Begins

OAKLAND. Jan. 3.-Still dumb as the
result of a beating he received several
months ago. Charles Fischel of Berke-
ley was a silence. though much inter-
ested spectator today at the trial OF
William A Cox. the man whom he ac-
cuses, on a charge of assault with g
deadly weapon. Fischel was hit about
the head with a broom handle. receiv-
ing injuries that have deprived him of
the use of his vocal chords. although
his hearing is still unimpaired.
Much bitterness has developed over
the effort Of Fischel to bring Cox TO
punishment The occasion of the beat
ing Fischel received was a quarrel
over money matters. Former District
Attorney John ]. Allen has been re-
tanned as special prosecutor.
1t came out in testimony today that
Cox. Fischel and William W. Wood
the brother in law Of Cox, were to-
gether at the time of the quarrel, and
that Cox seized broom and beat
Fischel over the head knocking him of
the porch with il.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
PLACE TABOO ON
HILARIOUS PUNCH
Temperance Workers of Berke=
ley Decide to Call InnOcuOus
Beverage ''Fruice"

BERKELEY. Jan. 3.-That the re-
freshing drink which they served New
Years day and which will be served at
future affairs may not be mistaken for
the ordinary punch with stick" in it
the members of the Berkeley w. c. T.
Z. have adopted name for their bev-
erage. 1t is called ''fruiee' and pro-
nounced as if spelled 9froo-eece."
AS it did not contain anything alien
to the purposes of the organization the
fruice" made a hit at the first recep-
tion at which il was served last Sat
urday.
For long time the members of the
w c, T. L. have been casting about
for word which will displace the word
punch" for a drink. Punch has been
so long associated with the liquid
which possessed more or less exhilarat-
ing elements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
DENTISTS WIFI
GRANTED DIVORCE
Mrs. Elizabeth Clement Testifies
That Her Spouse Preferred
His Club TO His Home

OAKLAND, Jan. Club life was
preferable to home life in the eyes of
DR.. C. Earl Clement of Berkeley, ac-
cording to his wife, Elizabeth. Mrs.
Clement was granted an interlocutory
decree of divorce today. She testified
that Clement liked to play around
and that his play. kept him away from
home all night very often and caused
him TO get intoxicated. She also said
that he did not give her enough money
TO buy food or clothes, although he had
good practice as dentist in
Berkeley.
You couldn't take a hint without q
brick falling on YOU" Pitner Smith told
his wife, Ethel, after he had repulsed
several of her attempts to induce him
to come back and live with her. He
deserted her in Fort Madison, Ia,
Mrs. Smith testified. She followed him
to Oakland with their little child and
he left her again. Several times, Mrs.
Smith said, she joined him, only to see
him depart again. 1t was after several
of these attempts on her part that he
told her of her inability to take the
hint that he did not want her. Mrs.
Smith was granted an inteTlocutory
decree of divorce.
Becoming enraged at his wife. Joseph
B. Stebbins threw a lighted lamp at
her Mrs. Lillian Stebbins testified The
lamp exploded on their baby, she said,
and burned him severely. Mrs. Steb-
bins testified to many other acts of
cruelty on her husbands part. She
was granted an interlocutory decree
of divorce.
The following were granted inter
loeutory DEGREES of divorce:
Elizabeth B. Meincke against Fred
erick II. Meincke. cruelty; Emile w.
Dufield against George Duffield. de-
sertion; Mary Cazemiro against Manuel
Cazemiro, cruelty.
n. w. Denton brought suit for di-
vorce against his wife, S. r. Denton.
on the ground of desertion.
The trial of the divorce suit brought
by Martin ]. Madison, ship chandler,
against Jewel Madison, was begun to-
day in Judge Wastes court. Madison.
who lives IN Hayward, accuses his wife
of nagging and a continued course OF
mental cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
CHARLES P. BOONE
RETURNS TO HOME
Young Superintendent of BUT
ters Mines in Salvador Back
From Central America

BERKELEY, Jan. 3.-After service
of more than a year in the Salvador
mines of Charles Buffers, the Pied
of Professor r. P. Boone, well known
educator of this city. has returned from
Central America and, will make his
residence here. Boone went first as
a chemist in the mines and was later
promoted TO the superintendeney of
the Buffers group.
He is a graduate of the university
with the class of 1905. He is a member
of the Sigma Kappa Epsilon fraternity
and the Skull and Keys honor society.
Young Boone is prominent in his
profession and will probably be identi-
fed with the Buffers interests here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
MANCHESTER UNITY TO
HOLD STATE CONVENTION
Oakland the Scene of Annual
Gathering of Society

OAKLAND, Jan. S.-The state con-
vention of the Manchester unity will be
held in this city Wednesday January
10. William III. Sawtell of this city is
provincial grand master.
The sessions will continue for three
days. Eleven lodges of California dis
trict will be represented. three of which
are in this city. They are Loyal Oak
land No. 1856, Loyal Masonic No. 7941
and Manchester. Lodges from San
Francisco, San Jose and Sacramento
will send delegates.
Trolley and automobile rides, ball
and a banquet will be on the program
of entertainment
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
LEAVES SAN QUENTIN
FOR CITY JAIL CELL
Disgraced Salesman May Be Re-
turned to Prison

OAKLAND. Jan. S.-Ben Compton, a
former travelling salesman who has
lust served two years at San Quentin
from San Francisco on charge of
passing 4 forged check, has been ar
rested here on a warrant sworn out
nearly two years ago, while the dis
graced man was in custody in the
metropolis. The charge against the
ex ex-convict is that he paid to II. Math-
iesen, a saloon keeper, check for
s1I.55, TO which the firm name of Ran
some -Crummey was signed.
Compton, say the police, was, Z little
over two years ago, a high salaried
salesman for a San Francisco leather
house. His downfall came about
through a spree. during which he ut
Tered q score Of bad checks. Six OF
them were left with Oakland men.
Compton was arrested and was con-
victed across the bay. He served his
sentence and was released two days
go.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
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cents a box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
KILLS HERSELF AFTER
CLASH WITH DAUGHTER
Despondent Mother Commits
Suicide by Taking Acid

OAKLAND, Jan. 3.-Despondent be-
cause of the obstinacy of one of her
daughter, Mrs NJ Epstein of II Seventh
street ended her life today by swallow
ing carbolic acid. She expired at the
receiving hospital.
Mrs. Epstein was in poor health, and,
according to her husband. Maurice Ep-
stein. an employe in a bottling yard,
had brooded for some time because one
of her two daughters persisted in going
about with the boys of the neighbor-
hood against her mothers wishes.
At noon today mother and daughter
were heard to have words. Shortly
after this Mrs. Eustein was found in
commissions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
HEAVY ENROLMENT
IN BERKELEY SCHOOLS
More Than 600 Pupils Regis
ter on Opening Day

BERKELEY. Jan. 3.-The new school
system adopted by the board of educa-
ton on the advice Of superintendent of
Schools F. T. Bunker was put in opera
tion today with the opening of the city
schools. Glasses were formed at the
Washington and Mckinley schools for
ninth grades, and these will be the cen
ters of the Introductory high school
courses. Principals c. L. Biedenback
and E Munroe were in charge.
Although the figures were not COM
plete the enrolment in the schools is
very heavy this term More than 1,075
students have registered in the high
school, despite the fact that the ninth
grade, which is part of the introduc-
tory high school course, has eliminated
number OF pupils.
The enrolment in the other schools
is heavy and expected to be from 100
to 200 more than last year at this time.
It will probably reach $500, according g
TO estimates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
RESIDENTS PROTEST
AGAINST A SALOON
Want No Liquor Sold in Vicin-
ity of Pickle Works

OAKLAND, jan S.-Numerous resi-
dents of Hayward presented a petition
this morning to the board of super
visors asking that the application Of
NJ ]. SOares for permission to conduct
saloon on. A street, near the Southern
Pacific right of way, be denied.
The opposition is based on the fact
that pickle factory is about to be es-
tablished in the vicinity. The owners
of the pickle factory were among the
protestants
The board of supervisors adjourned
today out of respect TO the meomry OF
Mrs. Fred W. FOsS wife of Supervisor
Foss, who died yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
EXPLOSION CAUSED BY
SPARK FROM STREETCAR
Gas in Sewer Main Ignites and
Burns Workman

SAX LEANDRO. jan 3.-An electric
spark from the car wheels of a Hay
ward car this morning ignited the gas
.n q sewer main in Hayward avenue,
csnsing an explosion. in which Alcid
Touchey. an employe Of the Suburban
power and light company. who was re-
pairing q gas main, was severely
burned on his hands and face.
Had he not been wearing respirator.
which prevented him from sucking the
lanes into HIS mouth. the accident
might have resulted fatally.
John Muchsdo, who was pumping air
10 Fouchey as he lay on his back fixing
the gas main, leaned down into the
midst Of the flaming gas and pulled his
fellow workman TO safety.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
"HAP" MYERS MARRIED,
IS CAMPUS REPORT
Rumor Says Former College
Ball Player Is Benedick

BERKELEY, Jan. 5.5College men on
the university campus are wondering
where Hap" Myers. former baseball
captain and first baseman, whose play
ing secured him a contract with the
State league last year, is married or
not. Close friends declare that the
nuptial knot was tied recently in New
Mexico. Myers family, living in this
city, declare that they know nothing
of the reported marriage.
Myers was one of the best known
baseball players on the campus, and his
work at the initial sack attracted the
attention of the Coast leaguers.
He played with San Jose and Sacra-
mento after leaving college in the mid
die OF the baseball season last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
FUNERAL OF PIONEER
ATTENDED BY MANY
Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Doane Laid to
Rest From Berkeley Home

BERKELEY, Jan. 3.-The funeral
services of Mrs. Elizabeth 2. Doane,
relict of the late Nathan A. Doane, a
pioneer of California, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Willis,
at 1914 Blake street, were held this
afternoon at / o'clock.
A large number of friends of the pio-
neer attended the services. Interment
was in Mountain View cemetery.
Mrs. Doane, who was 81 years of age,
had been a resident of this city for
many years, and crossed the isthmus of
Panama in travelling to this state from
New Jersey, of which she was a native
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
BOND ELECTION DATE
ADVANCED ONE WEEK
Change Made Because of Inter-
vening Legal Holiday

ALAMEDA, Jan. 3.-The date of the
bond election is to be changed by the
city council from February II to Feb
ruary 19. This change was found
necessary when it was discovered that
the first date chosen would fan on
Lincoln's birthday. which is now a le-
gal holiday in this state.
The ordinance calling the bond elec-
tion will be introduced at the meeting
Of the city council TO be held tomorrow
night
The proposed bond issue amounts TO
s1s0.00O. OF this total $150.000 is for
school improvements and $4,000 for
the construction of a sewer on the
south side.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
SELECTS GRAND JURY
FOR CURRENT YEAR
Judge Gesford Picks Men Never
Before in Service
TSpecial Dispatch TO The Call

NAPA, Jan. S-Judge Henry c. Ges-
ford in the superior court today Sc
lected the 1910 grand jury. Although
the jurist has picked eight juries dur
ing his term, not one of the following
81 prominent citizens has ever been a
member of the inquisitorial body: J..
W. Grigsby, E. E. Deming, William
Hunter z. d. Beard. Michael Scully.
w. II. Young. Joseph A. Migliavacca,
William n. r. McDougall. L. ]. Evans,
s. NJ Toole, E. A. Kelton, W L. Mitchell.
A c. Gruber. E w. Churchill, James
Mason, Thomas Thompson. r. NJ. But
Ter, II. A. Chapman, Frederick Durrant.
Hans Hansen, w. w. Coffield, ]. T..
Healy, C. III. Greenfield. Howard Over
acker. T. ]. Greer, Charles H. Ander-
son, Joe Galevesky. E. l.. Armstrong.
c. H. Mccullough, Jacob Grimm, r. u.
Bennett, Alonzo Clark, B. F. Eaton, w.
J. Stearns.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
PROMINENT YOUNG NAPA
COUPLE ARE MARRIED
Threat to Elope Brings Parents
Consent
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NAPA, Jan. 3.--On New Years morn
ing there took place in this city mar
riage which has attracted great deal
of attention on account of the youth
fulness of the couple and prominence
of their respective families.
The contracting parties were Miss
Frances A. Patrick, the beautiful
daughter of Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors Jasper Patrick, and John
P Knox, son of Chris Knox, local
butcher
The bride is nearly II and groom
just 49, They have been sweethearts
for several years and for the last year
have been endeavoring to get their
parents consent to wed. but without
success.
However, the~same was reluctantly
given on Friday last when the young
folks threatened to elope and marry.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. ]. Charles Garth, pastor of the
Baptist church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-04
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Lumber

T1.o
nouneed yesterday; The French bark Eur
goa bay. private terms: schooner c. 5. Holmes
from Puget sound to San Pedro. at $3.50;
sehooners II. ID. Bendixsen and r. W. BARTLETT.
from the sound to San Francisco at 81
Exports by the Panama Steamer
The steamer San jose sailed for Aneon and
way ports on Fri0ay with cargo valued at
S9s,4so- to be distributed as follows For
Mexico, s6,s2T; Central America. $29 T0f;
Panama. se,sl7; New York. S45.667: Colombia
Guiana, 1925; Jamaica, sass: Barbaeoes island.
SIS; Trinidad island, Si6O The principal ship
ments and their destinations were as follows
To Mexico-1o.0O0 feet lumber. packages
ments, packages paints. ABS pounds soda,
6sl pounds and, 30 boxes raisins. 235 pounds
nuts, no packages fresh fruits ? cases whi<
ky, cases eanned goods, 1062 pounds sago
90 packages groceries and provisions.
To Central Amerca-2.207 barrels -four. l, SIS
gallons and 20 cases wine, 10 gallons and 30
cases whisky, cases beer, 5s7 pounds bread.
80 cases canned goods. 623 pounds dried fruit.
80 pounds and 20 boxes rsisins. go pounds
Saeo, 81 packages onions. 40 packages potatoes
so packages fresh fruits, 416 pounds tea. 800
salmon, 81 eases and barrels oils, 20
cases kerosene, 164 packages paints. 175 kegs
tallow. "a packages machinery, 5 cylinders acid
100 bundles shingles. IL cylinders gas. 412.jO0
pounds fertilizer, rolls leather, 1,500 pounds
rosn.
To Panama-2es barrels -four. 2o2o pounds
beans, 1S5 salmon. 19, 600 pounds salt, 20
packages potatoes. 123 cases canned goods, 10
cases bitters. $4,000 feet lumber
To New York-44,255 gallons wine. 4.475
gallons brandy, 1S. $50 pounds dried grapes 500
pounds prunes. 4S.612 pounds raisins, 800 eases
canned fruit. 60.31T pounds WOOL 5.076 pounds
old rubber. 9.s95 pOuIiis hides, So 14T pounds
horns, 4.935 pounds drOss
To Colombia-13s barrels -four 50 gallons
wine. cases canned goods, 263 packages tanF
material, rolls mating.
To EcuadOr-150 barrels -four.
To Peru, 152 pounds tallow.
To British Guiana-55 cases salmon.
To JGmaica-50 cases salmon, 10 csses
canned fruit
TO Barbados island-2O cases salmon.
To Trinidad island-1OO cases salmon
Supplies for the North
The steemer Senator sailed for Victoria
Thursday with cargo consigned TO the port of
destination in the other British American
cities. valued at $20,G37 and including the
eosl9 pounds dried fruit. 1898 pounds
raisins. 1900 pounds beans, SO gallons wine.
1,274 packages fresh fruits, III packages veg
etables, 1.564 pounds nuts. 101 pounds cheese.
500 pounds chocolate 400 pounds coffee. 81
cases canned goods. 10 cases eggs, Is cases
honey, 275 cases meals. 462 barrels oils. 200
tins matches. 6.3SS pounds grease. Is cylinders
gas, 10 packages assay goods, 2.T50 pounds
sulphur. packages sewing machines
In addition 10 the foregoing the steamer
had 90 canned fruit and 40 pounds dried
fruit. valued at $1SS, en- route 10 Suva, Fiji
islands.