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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
COL. H. !. SEYMOUR
PLANS TO Retire
Commander of Second Infantry,
National Guard, Too Busy
to Continue Service
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 1.-Colonel II. |.
Seymour of the Second infantry, ma
tlonal guard of California, will go on
the retired list in short time by pre-
senting his resignation to Adjutant
General Lauck. Press of business af-
fairs is given for the officers contem-
plated action. As manager of the Buff
falo brewery, with interests in other
matters, it is impossible for Seymour to
give as much time as he would like to
national guard affairs.
Colonel Seymour is the senior officer
in the national guard in point of serv-
ice. He has been member for 80
years and for II years has been the
colonel of the Second infantry. He is
also on the staff of Governor Gillett.
There is already a spirited compeu-
tion on for the post. Major Lon Bond
of Chico and Lieutenant Colonel e. A.
Critics of Bakersfield are mentioned. A
Fresno officer is likewise candidate.
The position will be filed by an election
participated in by the officers in the
Second infantry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
YEARS IMMIGRATION
AMOUNTS TO I,035,545
Arrivals Increase 283,75o Over
Last Twelve Months

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The number
of immigrants admitted at all ports
OF the United States during the last
fiscal year reached 1,035.545, according
to a statement by Commissioner Gen
eral Keefe today This is an increase
Of 2S3,759 over last year.
The nonimmigrant aliens admitted,
that is, those coming to the United
States temporarily, reached 145,421.
which is a falling off of 47,02S, while
the total number of all persons de-
barred during the year was 24,200.
Last year 1900 were sjebarred.
The remarkable increase, in the num-
Der of those jebarred is looked on
from different standpoints among i'm
emigration officials. Some claim that
the class of immigrants is not so high
as it was a year ago.
The figures indicate grand total of
arrivals at all ports of 1.190,966, an
increase OF 244,421 over the previous
year.
During June it is estimated the i'm
migrant aliens admitted at all ports
aggregated $4,000; nonimmigrant
aliens, $4,000, Total 114,000, against
1850 persons barred from admission.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
j. c. GRADUATES TO
MEET AT ALTAR
Engagement of Berkeley Girl
and Vallejo Engineer AM
nOmced to Friends

VALLEJO, July 1.-The engagement
of Miss Minnie Newman, a talented
and beautiful young lady of Berkeley
to John Hood Of Vallejo has just been
announced and is TO take place during
the early part of this fall.
Miss Newman is a member of one of
Berkeley's leading families and is a
graduate of the University of Califor-
MIA.
Hood graduated from California last
May with high honors. He was elected
president of the Tau Beta Pi, an en-
gineering society.
Following his departure from school
Hood was appointed to the engineering
staff of the, General electric company
with offices in San Francisco.
The couple expect to spend their hon
eymoOn in the southern part of the
state and upon their return will re-
side in Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
VALLEJO TO VOTE
ON Big BOND ISSUE
Trustees in Secret Session Rec
ommend City Hall and Res
ervoir Projects
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

VALLEJO, July 1.-The members of
the board of city trustees, sitting in
secret last night as committee of the
whole, decided to recommend that a
bond issue for the following municipal
improvements be submitted to the
voters:
.Seventy-five thousand dollars as the
city's portion of s125.o0O joint city
hall and branch county jail.
Ninety thousand dollars for the con-
struction -of J2.000,000 gallon reserve
reservoir at Fleming hill and the lay
Ing of pipe line TO this city.
The committee also decided to disap
prove the following projects and recon-
mend that they be withdrawn:
One hundred and forty-fve thousand
dollars for the construction and equip
ment of 4 municipality owned and OPP
Grated electric light, heat and power
plant.
Ten thousand dollars for an inter-
cepting sewer along the water front.
1t is likely that there will be a warm
battle when the matter is taken up by
the trustees in regular session next
week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
VAN LEV SUBMITS
CASE TO GILLETT
Governor Says He Is Not Ready
to Act on Normal School
Girls Charges
lSeecial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. July >1.-Dr. c. C.
Van Liew, president of the Chico nor
NAL school and his counsel, Attorney
White of Chico, held long confer
ence with Governor GiIIett this after
noon concerning the charges of Miss
Ada Clark, normal student, who said
that Doctor Van Liew hugged her. and
tried to make love to her
The result of the conference was not
made known by either of the trio. but
there may be some Significance in the
tact that, the governor said that he was
not prepared to act
had long talk with Doctor Van
Liew and Attorney White on the mat
ter today" stated the governor. but
can not state what transpired 1 have
not called a meeting of the normal
trustees as yet and am not ready to
do So
Van Liew's hurried visit to Sacra-
mento today followed the news that
the governor was preparing charges
against him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
EFFORT TO END STAGE
CARICATURE FAILS
Rabbis Report Individual En-
deayOr Is Futile

CHARLEVOIX, Mich, July THAT
individual endeavor to eliminate the
caricature of the Jew from the stage
has proved futile is the conclusion
given before the central conference of
American rabbis in session here in a
report of the committee on church and
state, of which William S. Friedman
of Denver is chairman The report
says that, the committee has entered
into correspondence with the New York
managers association and has been
assured that the mana gers have no
sympathy with the lampooning OF the
Jew on the stage"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
BAY. CITIES co. WANTS
COYOTE RIVER WATER
Attorney Argues in Superior
Court for Excess Flow
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPeCidt DiSpdlCn 10 ne Ndu
SAN JOSE, July 1.-Attorneys repre-
senting the Bay Cities water company
were before Superior Judge Welch this
afternoon arguing a motion that will
so amend their pieadings in the Hayes
Chynoweth suit that the company may
use excess waters of the Coyote river
near this city.
A suit was filed four years ago by
the Hayes-Chynoweth company in which
it endeavored to keep the underground
and upper flow of the Coyote restrained
from the use of the Bay Cities COM
pany.
A suit of similar nature was later
brought by Charles Miller against the
company and decision rendered in
favor of the plaintiff by Superior Judge
Rhodes and upheld by the supreme
court. The excess waters of the river
are now wanted by the Bay Cities
company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

STOCKTON in GAY
ATTIRE FOR FOURTH
City Prepares TO Celebrate Inde=
pendence Day; Parade Will
Be Record Breaker
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. July L-Stockton's bust
ness streets are gayly decorated for the
fourth OF July celebration. Hundreds
OF flags have been strung across the
thoroughfares and the business houses
have been trimmed in the national
colors.
The industrial feature OF the morn
ing parade promises 10 eclipse any
tlling seen here before. The committee
that win decide on the best team in the
parade viii be Tom Donovan. John Cal
way and Mill Davis. r. ~ Whiting,
George Sievers and ID. :. Matthews
VIII award the prize for the best in
dustrial feature.
The Pioneers viii hold a public re-
ception in Pioneer han from TO 4
p. m. Mrs. H. Thresher VIII tell of heI
first fourth in California, and Mrs
Mary D. Merrill viii recite some orig
inal verse entitled .'The First Fourth
or July Celebration in California"
Among the singers viii be Mrs. Blan-
IA gan, Mrs. Walter Parish, Miss She
ham. Miss Murray McAdams and Miss
Ellen Martin.
Mrs. May Parker and Mrs. Emma
SaUney of the Native Daughters viii
Essist the members Of the Ladies aux
siiary TO entertain
The aquatic events as arranged by
Prof. O. G. Yerbury OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
promise TO excel anything held on the
local waterway in years. The program
Of events follows:
o. m.-Potat6 boat raee-Condt, Paddock
Russell and Higgins swimming race across
channel. in heats
2.30-Launch races-Buel. Welpman Thomp-
son aud Wolf; hnal heat Of swimming race.
3,00-ruc Of war-Genevieye- Gross. T. & G.,
Tiffany and Gregg; log race
S-I5-L6unch race-Buccaneer. Adelite. Iona
snd DraComanOYieh; double canoe race OF one
mile
3.f5-Smau launch rsce-Red Goat, T. & g.
and Nelson Dowden: barge race, two miles.
a.a5-Red Raven vs.. Mitchell Flyer, fOaI
miles: mixed rowing race.
Zuchermann-
s:O0-SIabeI E. Mist and Red Raven, -four
mil
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
STEAMER CARRIES rs
BABIES AND $4,000
Stork and Miners Pass Busy
Winter in Alaska

SEATTLE, July 1.-The steamship
Umatilla arrived from Nome last night
and by far the most important among
the 11S passengers aboard were &c
babies, accompanied by their mothers,
who have spent the winter in the far
north, shut off from the outside world
by the ice of Bering sea. They are
going to spend the summer visiting
relatives in the United States. The
Umatilla also brought $4,000 worth of
gold
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
IN APPOINTED
TARY BY GILLETT
stos n Gets Position Va
aLed " e. E. Mitchell

ssr TO, July Major c. f.
r- a Rosa assumed the du-
LIES We secretary TO Governor
He was appointed TO
crest Mitchell. who was
rrrtutet rrLEate secretary when z. c.
g.a given the insurance COM
rsE,
aa.eH IN the retired list Of the
tarra - ard and was captain of
CoE-raur =. Eighth California regi-
ment, durlT the Spanish war He was
later major OF the Fifth infantry, na-
tionaI guard.
Haven is president of the board of
managers Of the Sonoma State Home
for Feeble Minded Children at Eldridge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
GOVERNOR ISSUES
THREE REQU1STTIONS
Accused EmbezzIers to Be Re-
turned to State for Trial

SACRAMENTO, July 1.-Governor
GiIIett today issued requisition on
the governor of Nevada for the return
TO Butte county of J. H Kennedy and
W. II. 6chewan. under arrest at Reno
for embezzl cement
: They are accused OF having appro-
briated to their own use SSe0 which
was taken in gold bullion from the
Southern Cross mine of the Edel min
ing company, which they worked under
contract.
= The governor also issued a reQuisi-
zion on the governor OF New York for
zae return to San Francisco of Philip
ss Philip Schuman, who
of Uncle Ike's loan Of
nc is said to have embez-
jewelry worth s15s.15.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
STOCKTON CITIZENS TO
CONSIDER WATERWAYS
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

STOCKTON, July 1.-George F. Hud-
son, president of the chamber of COM
merce, has called the meeting of citi-
zens interested in the navigability of
the local waterway for next Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock at the chamber of
commerce headquarters. At that time
the maps submitted by the war depart
ment showing the proposed harbor lines
viii be examined and any changes rec
ommended forwarded to Colonel Biddle
at san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
SANTA BARBARA MAYOR
WILL RETAIN OFFICE
Holds Ordinances Conflicting
and imperative
Especial Di,pGtef, to The Call

SANTA BARBARA, July Mayor
Clio L. Lloyd will retain his Office un-
der a decision rendered today by Judge
Walter Bordwell of Los Angeles, pre-
siding for Judge Crow, in the case
brought by several citizens who ac-
cused him of neglect of duty in failing
to enforce laws against disorderly
houses.
The judge first ruled that local ordi-
nances on which the complaint was
largely based were imperative, con-
flicting with the state law.
Then he held, after hearing testi-
mony, that it was not the duty of the
mayor to bring prosecution. and that
if there was such duty neglect there
of did not call for such severe penalty
as dismissal from office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
S. P. ASSUMES CONTROL
OF FRESNO TRACTION co.
Appointment of New Manage
ment Reveals Ownership

FRESNO. July If. w. Webster be-
came general manager of the Fresno
traction company today and F. c. Am
bridge general auditor. This means that
the Southern Pacific has assumed con-
troll of the streetcar company. Web
ster is general manager of the Stock
ton electric line also.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
WOMAN'S CLUB FIESTA
DRAWS GREAT CROWD
Confetti Carnival Closes Mo-
deSto Celebration
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MODESTO. July 1.-The second night
Of the Woman's club fiesta drew an i'm
mense crowd. which enjoyed itself to
the utmost. The fiesta came to a close
this evening with confetti carnival
and a parade of decorated automobiles.
The proceeds of the various concessions
go into the fund for improving the
parks secured to the city of Modesto
through the efforts of the improvement
c1ph
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
PORTERVfLLE REAPS
HARVEST OF SETTLERS
$4,000 Flows in. as Result of
Advertising
Especial Di,potch 10 The Call

PORTERVILLE, July Reports
which have just been completed by the
secretary of the chamber of commerce
show that during the II months closing
with June 10, there were received at
the chamber of commerce no less than
$500 inquiries. OF those who wrote
more than 100 eventually settled either
in Porterville or the immediate sur
rounding country.
Within the city limits, new residents
brought here through chamber of
commerce publicity, invested $4,000
during the period named.
Beginning July ! the adver tising ap-
preparation of the chamber is to be
doubled, and an advertising campaign
through the eastern states will be in
augurated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
SALOON BANDIT GETS
LIFE IMPRISONMENT
May Be Admitted to Probation
for Turning States Evidence
fSeecial Dispotch to The Call

SACRAMENTO. July chester Col
iins, who. with ". H Stafford, was ar
rested in Sacramento for robbing a local
saloon and who held up saloon in
Emeryyille and also the Imperial hotel
IN Stockton, was sentenced to life i'm
prisOnment in Folsom prison today by
Judge Hughes. Stafford's case was put
in the hands of the probation officer and
he win probably be rewarded with pro-
baton for turning states evidence and
assisting the officers to convict Collins
Both Stafford and Collins have served
time before.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
SANGER WOMAN DIES
SUDDENLY AT TRACY
[Speciol Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON. July Mrs Maria
Neely of Sanger, Fresno county, died
al Tracy this morning from a sudden
attack of heart failure Accompanied
by her son, f. Neely. and wife, the
woman started from Sanger for Santa
Cruz on a vacation yesterday. lust be-
fore the train reached Tracy Mrs.
Neely was taken suddenly i'll. She was
removed from the train and two Tracy
physicians called. She appeared TO get
better under treatment and ii was de-
cided to remain in Tracy over night.
This morning she died She was Il
years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
FATHER OF SIX GOES
TO SCHOOLS RESCUE

FRESNO. July I'm order to save
the district from lapsing because of
insufficient pupils, the trustees of
Fancher district yesterday engaged as
teacher r. A. Gilstrap, father of six
children of school age. TO save the
school, Miss Grace Bronson, last term s
teacher. resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
ASSESSMENT ROLL SHOWS
INCREASE OF $1,000, 600
- Poll Tax Collections Will Break
Record
LII n.-....L L. IL. Caul

STOCKTON, July 1.-The San Joa-
Gpin country assessment roll Is almost
complete. The figures show an in
crease of more than 81 ,ooO, 900, and
when the books are finally completed
It is estimated that the increase will
be between Sl,20O,O00 and 81 300, 600
This year viii mark the highest record
for poll tax collections in the county's
history. OF the poll tax paid so far
S2.s00 has been collected from Hindus,
japanese and Chinese.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
BRIDE OF EX-CONVICT
RETURNS TO HER HOME
Third Matrimonial Venture of
Minor Leads to Arrest
ISpecial Dispotch TO The Call

GEORGETOWN, July L-The young
bride of William Gilbert a former con-
vict who is under arrest here charged
with breaking his parole, has returned
to her home. Her mother, Mrs. Ian of
Gazelle. Siskiyou county, came here for
her yesterday. Mrs. Gilbert did not
know Gilbert was formerly convict
when she married him. Although but
20 years old. Gilbert has been married
three times.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
INFECTED ORANGES ARE
SENT TO SACRAMENTO
County Horticultural Commis-
sioner Orders Removal
ISeeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO july The discov-
oranges shipped TO 7. II. Longton of
this city from the Botto distributing
house OF San Francisco caused County
Horticultural Commissioner Bloorner to
order LongtOn TO either destroy or re-
move the infected fruit within three
days. The oranges were grown in
San Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
MARION DE NRIES TO
VISIT LAKE ELEANOR

STOCKTON July 1.--Judge W. B.
Nutter and mis- son. Sylvane Nutter, and
J. L. Phelps left today for a months
outing in the Lake Eleanor section
They Will make their headquarters at
the Rosasco stock ranch on Reed river,
on the trail to Lake Eleanor and Hetch
Hetchy valley. The party will be Joined
about the middle OF the month by Judge
Marion de Vries of New York and
George f. Wilhoit of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
LINEMAN ELECTROCUTED
AT TOP OF HIGH POLE
Current Shut Off Too Late to
Save Life
TSbeciol Disoatch 10 The Call

REDDING, July Ed Baker, a
lineman for the Northern California
power company, was eIectrocuted about
a mile north of Whitehouse today. He
was working a the top of a high pole
when he touched live wire. The cur
rent was shut off at once, but Baker
was dead when found.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
HOUSEBOAT LAW HELD
TO BE CONSTITUTIONAL
Superior Judge of Sacramento
UphoIds Enactment
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Cain

SACRAMENTO, July 1.-The constf-
tutionality of the state houseboat law
was upheld today by Superior Judge
hughes when he decided against
Joseph Farmer, convicted houseboat
owner who appealed from the judg-
ment of Township Justice. Clarken. The
court held that the legislature had
right to declare a thing nuisance
which under the common law-was not
nuisance or. in other words, had
not been proved to be one
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
Rio yi.ta Excur.ion.

Take q trip on the Netherlands
route through the Holland of America,
Steamer "Apache" leaves pier z, Pacific
street wharf, Sunday, July 8, at 8
a. M, returning by steamer "Modoc,"
leaving Rio Vista at 2 p. m. Meals
on board steamer under the manage
ment of Southern Pacific companys
dining car service.
For further particulars see agents
of Southern Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
goo. RETURN TO WORK
AT MARE ISLAND YARD
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

VALLEJO, July 1.-The 900 employees
OF the Mare island navy yard, who
were furloughed early this week be-
cause the funds for the old fiscal year
had become exhausted, were returned
to work this morning, the appropria-
tion for the new year being available
beginning today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
GOVERNMENT IGNORES
THREAT OF COMPANY
Vallejo Ferry Officials Decide to
Sign Contract
Especial Dispatch to The Call

ISpecIdI Dlspdtch 10 ne NdHI
VALLEJO, July Unable to have
the naval department issue an order
prohibiting all small opposition boats
from landing at Mare island and also
compelling the several thousand en-
ployes of the local naval station to
patroniZe it's boats under threat of re-
fusal to carry the governments teams
and enlisted men. the Vallejo ferry
company on Wednesday signed it's
yearly contract with the naval officials
for the transportation of the teams
and men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

S25Q lots so foot frontage, in San Ra-
fael. All Improvements. Just the spot
for a bungalow. Splendid old trees.
Choicest spots. Never before shown.
See these now. Only short walk to
station. W. I. .Courtright, opp. Union
Depot. San Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

Passengers should check their bag
gage at the depot in order that IL may
be forwarded on same train and avoid
delay at destination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
rNcENpyARY GIVEN PRoRATToN-san

fael, July Edward Eden, son of the late
Edward Eden. pioneer, who twice set IRE TO
the home Of Maxtone Graham in Grand avenue
April 4, Was released upon probation this
morning after spending three months in Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

son street line struck coupe at hoM aIu AID
East streets yesterday morning, wrecking the
coupe. and injurlng the horse and the driver
James McHugh. 225 Pennsylvania avenue.
Robert Martin motorman, was arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

State of California. City and County
of San Francisco-ss:
We do solemnly swear that we
have (and each of us has) a per-
sonal knowledge OF the matters con-
tanned in the accompanying report,
and that every allegation, statement,
matter and thing therein contained
is true to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
JOHN A. HOOPER, Vice President
GEORGE A. STORY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this thirtfeth day Of June, 1910
EDITH w. BURNHAM.
Notary Public in and for the City
and County OF San Francisco.
State of California
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
nrrs IN ELECTRIC CHAIR -Ricbmond V

DIES IN ELECIHIC CHAIH--RIchmond Va.
July 1.-Anglo Hamilton, who was convicted
of numbering Mrs. Salle B. Hix at Lynchburg
June 13. 1909. put to death in the electric
chair in the state prison here early today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
BUILDING OWNED BY THE
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK
76s Market street, OPP. Third
The Cross Roads Of the CiTy.

DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS.
James ID. PheIan. ......- President
John A. Hooper. .... .Vice-President
j. X. Mohitt ..... .Vice-President
Rudolph spreckels, Charles Hol-
brook, Rolla ". Watt, j. C.
McKinstry, r. ID. McElroy, Fl. o.
Beatty.
George A. Story Cashier
C. B. Hobson. >. Assistant Cashier
A. E. Curtis Assistant Cashier
j. C. McKinstry and D. C. Murphy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Attorneys
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
Liabilities

To stockholders7-CapifnI paid In ssoo.Ooo
(The condition of said liability to
stockholders is that part OF the
amount be paid to them or in any
way withdrawn except in payment OF
losses. during the existence of the Cor
poration until the depositors shall
have been paid in full the amount OF
their deposits and declared dividends0
Undivided Profits, exclusive of accrued
but uncolIeeted interest on fnvestmenfs
Total Liabilities ...-..--.-.......... ISL
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