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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-24

rem u koiica doliny Rodanu W
gore do wysokosci okolo 1000
stop, poczem ppnad przesmykiem
Simplonu prze|eciawszy dostanie
sic do Medyolanu.
Drogc te przfbywai re swojem
wojskiem Napoleon W T. 1900 W
przeciagu dni II. Awiatorzy nie-
raz utrzymywai, Ze przelot w a
eroplanie albo kompletnie udac
sic, albo smierSia straszna Smia-
lego zeglarza, posrod szczytow
Alp zakonczyc sic musi. Wzdiuz
drogi, kt6ra niegdys przebywaia
armia Napoleona, ognie sygnaio-
we wskazywaiy kierunek az do
Domodossola. fOd tego miejsca
przez jezioro Lago Maggiore fla
gi ma bojach wskazywaly droge.
Szczyt przesmyku przy Monsce-
ra byi oswietlony piomieniami
gazowymi, balon ma uwiezi W
Medyolanie wskazywal eel podro-
zy.
Wczoraj wedle wiadomosci po-
dawanych stanTpowietrza byf
pomyslny, ch6chz mgia okrywa-
Ia przesmyk 'Simplonu. Chavez
postanowil pus6iG sic W droge i
W swoim aeroplanie wzniosf sic
do wysokosci okoio 1000 stop
(szczyt Simplonu wznosi sic do
wysokosci 659s stop. Potem
przeleciaf ponad Alpy, a miano-
wicie ponad szerokie rozpadliny i
,przepaSci, kt6rych szczegdlnie
szeroka jest Ysette gdzie ME
podobna bylaby dla awiatora Ia
dowac w przeeiagu minut 40
znalazi sic ponad Domodossola,
skad juz wygodna dla awiatora
droga wiodla do Medyolanu. Ale
tn spotkaio go nieszczeScie. Kie-
dy znajdowal sic ftylko 30 stop
mad ziemia, monoplan jego nagle
przewrocii sic kikakrotnie spadt,
rozbijajac sic nsEdrobne kawaiki
grzebiac !lsmia}ego zeglarza W
gruzach. Chavez stracii przytom-
nose, jak sic pozniej okaza]o,
zlamai obie nogi, biodro i doznal
lieznych kontuzyi. Stan jego ME
jest beznadziejny lekarze po-
wiedzieli, re "a jake diva miesia-
ce przyjdzie do siebie, jezeli ME
nastqpia komplikacye.
Odzyskawszy przytomnosc,
Chavez powiedzial, re ME vie, ja-
kim sposobem wydarzylo sic ME
szczeScie. Bye moze, re zgubnem
byio nagle spuszczenie sic wiel-
kiei wysokoSci. ae
Amerykanin Weymahn po
wzniesieniu sic w gore Chavza
probowal puscic sic W podroz "a
MIN, ale po 4 minutach zeglugi
powrocil, spostrzegSszy, re
wzniest sic do potrzebnej wyso-
kosci ME zdoia. Przesiai on stad
telegram kendolencyjny do Cha
VEGA.
Wieden, 24 wrzeSnia. = Cesarz
Wilhelm wyjechai juz Wiednia,
gdzie bawil przez kilka dni byl
przedmiotem niezliczonych owa-
cyl, goSclem ma mnoStWie Dankie-
tow, gdzie kilka mowek wyglo-
sil. Z okazyi jego pobytu jeden Z
placow Wiednia nazwano Kaiser
Wilhemsplatz, "a co cesarz Will
helm w mowce w ratuszu serde-
cznie podziekowa}, poczem w oto-
czeniu rady miejskiej dal sic TO-
tografowac. ze przy tel sposo-
bnoSci obaj cesarze rozdali mno-
stwo order6w, rozumie sic samo
przez sic.
Petersburg, "a wrzesnia.- We
die sprawozdah dotychczas przez
urzad zdrowia podawanych, w
czasie epidemii cholery W caiym
kraju zachorowalo ma te chorobe
211,076 osob, a umarlo SS,716. u
rzedowo oznajmiono, re siedziba
cholery sq miasta ,Chabarowsk /
Nikawsk w Syberyi w gubernii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-24

stanowisku cofac pociag. Gdy-
by tego ME byi uczynil, to caiy
pociag bylby wpadl do wody, =
byio W nim 100 podroinych. L
tvch, kt6rzy zycie stracili, iden-
tyfikowano nastepujacych: +.
Pickenbaugh, konduktor lokomo-
tywy; A. w. Huffman wagonu
pakunkowego; ]. w. Usher, kon-
duktor; William Mills, palace;
Herman Mueller; John Sloop, w.
F. Shiveley, Gilbert NJ. Yanes.
Osmiu osob zabitych ME identy-
fikowano dotychczas.
Providence, R. L., "A wrzesnia.
General Charles r. Brayton; o.
ciemniaiy przywodca partyi repu-
blikanskiej w Stanie Rhode Is
land, umarl tutaj. Byi on rowniez
czlonkiem krajowego komitetu
republikahskiego.
Cinncinati, O., "a wrzesnia. -
Adwokat chicagoski George T.
Buckingham przybyl tutaj, aze-
by przedfozyc prezydentowi laf-
towi petycye uiaskawienie by
lego chicagoskiego bankiera .Jno.
X. Walsha. Poniewaz prezyden-
ia ME zastai, przeto wrocil do
Chicago wraz re swoja petycya.
Washington, !l-go wrzesnia. =
Baltimore Icy wediug ostatnie-
90 cenzusu 55S,4Sj mieszkahcow,
przyrost jego W 10 latach wy
nosif 40,52S czyli o. procent. Cd
lat so Baltimore zajmowalo sz6-
ste miejsce w rzedzie wielklch
miast Stan6w Zjednoczonych: O.
becnie jednakowoz wyprzedziio
ie miasto Cleveland, liczace kill
ka tysiecy mieszkahcow wiecej,
tax re Baltimore obecnie zajmuje
miejsce siodme.
Springfield, ILL.,, e. wrzesnia.
Gubernator Deneen otworzyl tu-
tejsza konwencye republlkanska
stanowa i W swojej przemowie
omawial taryfe wedle znanego
wzoru Tafta. Mowca Cannon ma
konwencyi zajal swe miejsce po-
sr6d delegacyi 2 Vermillion
County. ale zaraz go zaproszono
ma platiorme. Move Deneena
wielce oklaskiwano. w platformie
pochwalono administracya kraJo-
wa Tafta: stanowa Deneena u
step taryfie brzmia} zgodnie
listen Tafta do McKinleya. Pre-
bieg konwencyi by} harmonijny;
Cannon wystapil Z przemowie-
MEM bardzo powaznem, dove
dzac, il w tych czasach nalezy
dochowac wiernosci partyi repu-
blikanskiej. w platformie znajdu-
ia sic opr6cz ustep6w 0 taryfie i
konserwacyi zasobow traju, a
zwlaszcza regulacyi REX i kama
low, rome jeszcze inne punkta 0
sluzbie cywilnej w ca(ym Stanie,
o ustawodawstwie celem zapobie-
gania oszustwom wyborczym, o
odpowiedzialnoSci pracodawcow
"a nieszczeScia robotnikow, o
nadzorze leoszym mad kolejami.
o zniesieniu reprezentacyi mnieJ-
szoSci, o wyborze senatorow
zwiqkowych przez og6lne g}oso-
wanie itp. Specyalna jest wzmian-
ka odkryciu korrupcyi W czasIe
ostatniej sesyi legislatury / po-
treble zarzadzania sledztwa jak
naistaranniejszego.
East St. Louis, ILL.,, IA wrze-
snia. - Odbyia sic tn demokra-
tyczna konwencya stanowa, kto-
rel otwarcie nieco sic sp6zniio 2
powodu, re komitet majacy u{o-
zyt platforme ME wykohczyi ma
czas piracy. Ma sesyi tego komite-
til rozprawy byiy bardzo ozywio-
ne. Do komitetu nalezai Browne,
niedawno oskarzony O korrupcye,
ale uznany niewinnym, ten kill
kakrotnie chciai przemawiac, ale
wielu jego koleg6w miedzy mimi
Roger c. Sullivan kazali mu
2rzyo,oc h,,zie" nv Dlatforr1ie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-24

Zatarg miedzy KoIumbia a Venezuela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-24
Przelot przez Alpy.
Tryunnf i tragiczny wypadek awia-
tora Chaveza.
Rozmiary epidemii cholery W ROsyi.
SejmOwi W Finlandyi grozi rOzwiazal

Turcya pOzyczki ME Otrzyma prawdOpOdObnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-24

KonNencye Ssnle Illinois katasrOfa koleowa
Kansas; 10 zabityeh ulsska~enie Washa Baltimore
ypars sr6ego mejsea rzedze wieikich
Mast ROzberaer" Iudzi Pan NJ L. PIOtrowsk Roose-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-24

ZsDrzsclsnis pOglOscs 0 lamachu na essarza lapo
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
MRS. MARTIN and
BABY JOHN CLASH
Cross Examination of Boy by
His Putative Mother Draws
Crowd to Court

OAKLAND, Nov. 22.-The duel of wits
began today between Mrs. Isabella j.
Martin, on trial in Judge Wells court
for dynamiting Judge Ogden's home,
and Baby john Martin, whom she
reared as her son, and who is now Civ
ing evidence against her. Mrs Martin,
acting as her own attorney, fired ques-
tions at him for hours in an effort to
make him contradict himself. Ac-
cording to the progress made today 1t
is probable that the boy will bevon the
witness stand for week.
Mrs. Martin did succeed In maxim g
Baby John" angry at times. but he did
not lose his head, and the day closed
without result. except that her ques-
tions brought out much that was dam
aging to herself. At. times the pair,
who lived together as mother and son
for Is years. engaged in brisk repartee.
in which the son scored most. Mrs.
Martin asked him if she was a good
house keeper.
Yes" answered the boy, .'she can
do almost anything about a house.
from keeping it to blowing it up
Judge Wells frequently interrupted
the disputes between the boy and his
putative mother. He tried with little
success to prevent Mrs. Martin from
telling the jury about the witness. Mrs.
Martin would not be stopped and she
asked questions that insinuated that
John had been guilty of stealing money
out of church contribution box and
of other misdeeds.
The beginning of his cross examin-
alton was the signal for a crowd to
come to the courtroom, even greater
than heretofore. Many waited an hour
to get seat. One old man was jammed
behind the door when it was opened,
and so seriously hurt that he had to
be taken home. A. J. Woolsey, the
clerk of the court. was almost trampled
upon when he tried to get to mis- desk.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
HUSBAND TRIES SUICIDE
AFTER FAMILY QUARREL
Deputy Sheriff Devia Attempts
to Shoot and Poison Himself

OAKLAND, Nov. 22.-Wflliam Devia,
a special deputy sheriff. made two at
tempts to commit suicide late last night
in his home, being prevented by Patrol
man Conroy, who had accompanied Mrs
Devia to the house at 81 Thirty-sixth
from her husband. The couple quar-
from ser husband. The couple quar-
relied last night. and Mrs. Devia fed
from the house, going to the police
station.
She told Inspector Book that the
deputy sheriff had threatened to kill
her, and asked for protection.
At the dwelling, Devia pleaded with
his wife to remain, as she had said she
was going to her mothers home While
talking he suddenly drew his revolver
from his pocket, pointing it at his
temple. The policeman disarnfed him.
Devia walked into a bathroom. Sus-
pecting a ruse, Conroy followed, and
found Devia lifting a bottle of acid to
his lips. Conroy took the bottle after
struggle and threw it into the street.
The patrolman arrested Devia.
This morning the deputy sheriff was
released and made peace with his wife
who returned home with him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
WRECKER OF HOME
GUILTY OF MURDER
Michael Leahy Convicted by
Auburn Jury for killing J.
Nj. Chateau in Barn
ISpseiaI Dispoich 10 The Call

AUBURN. Nov. 22.-Michael Leahy
was found guilty Of murder in the first
degree today for the killing Of ]. N.
Chateau at the latter's home in Rose
vile. May 10. It took six hours to try
the case. The arguments occupied an
hour and the jury was out so minutes.
Judge Prewett fixed Friday morning as
the time for sentence.
Leahy was infatuated with Chateau
wife Both men were railroad en-
ploNes. Chauteau discovered the inti-
macy and told his wife she would have
10 make 4 choice. She chose to remain
with her husband.
Leahy went 10 the Chateau home
early in the morning and hid in the
woOdshed. When Chateau went out for
6indling wood Leahy shot him and
then took an axe and battered Cha
tesus head.
Leshy feigned insanity in his cell
for weeks by refusing to eat
At the trial Mrs Chateau admitted
her intrigue with Leahy, but did not
attempt 10 shield him. Leahy testified
in his own behalf saying that Chateau
drew his pistol first. Although Cha
fesu was armed. neighbOrs who saw
The shooting said that Leahy shot first
Following were the jurymen: NJ. B
Burlingame. T. J. Hin, Charles Plog
J P. Shuler. Fred Meyer. r c. VIII
lisms. A. ". Rice. J. P. Wilson, f. w
Rams. Tony Neves. F. 9. Burtscher and
Herman Atkins
When the verdict was rendered
Leahy showed little emotion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
WIDOW TO SHARE
HANBURY FORTUNE
Millionaire Made New Will on
Day Following Birth of
His Son
TSpe5.aI Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, Nov. 22.--1n the superior
court at Napa yesterday the will of
the late David t. Hanbury, English
scion and millionaire, was admitted to
probate and letters of administra ton
thereon issued to Attorney James H.
O'Leary of this city. whose bond was
fixed at $SS,000. The smallness Of the
bond is due to the fact that the bulk
of the property in this country is real
estate, consisting of an undivided
half interest in island No. 2 in Napa
creek, north of this city.
Under the terms of Hanbury's last
testament, a Photographic affair execu-
ted just six months before his death
and the day following thek birth of his
son and heir, the immensely rich es-
tate is bequeathed to the beautiful
young widow and the infant son, in
such proportions as Attorney James H.
OLeary of this city and John Mckenzie
Hanbury of London, Eng, a brother of
the testator shall decide upon.
In addition to the property in, this
country. Hanbury left an equitable in
terest in the family estate In England,
his share of which is estimated to be
worth upward of $1,000 o0O
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
RICHMOND CHARTER
UPHELD BY COURT
Judge Buckles Issues Mandate
TO Council for Recall Elec=
ton Under Petition

RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-The recall pro-
vision of the city charter of Richmond
was declared constitutional at Martinez
today by Superior Judge Buckles of So
lano county, sitting in the place Oh
Judge Latimer. A writ of mandate
was issued directing the counciImen TO
call municipal election for successors
to themselves. Malfeasance in ONCE
was charged against six out OF the nine
councilmen.
Judge Buckles decision will prob
ably be appealed from. as the Richmond
officials have put up hard tight
against submitting the question OF
recall to popular vote. An array OF
legal talent has been occupied with the
case, which has attracted widespread
interest because of the novelty of the
points involved.
Attorneys James P. Montgomery and
W. Lair Hill appeared in behalf OF
Thomas G. Conn, a tax payer, IN
whose name the proceedings against
the councilmen were brought. For
the city officials appeared J. j. Dunno,
Henry NJ Owens and Lee D. Windrem.
A political struggle was the origin
of the lawsuit. Orlin Hudson, city en-
gineer, who was politically obnoxious
to six of the nine councilmen, was
removed from Office without other
cause. The petition for the recall Of
the six councilmen who ousted him
then followed. The six are J. B.
Willis. J. c. Owens, J. n. Hartnett, j.
J. DooIing, H. z. Wyatt and Ed Nc
Duff The three in favor of Hudson
are z. ]. Garrard, G. A. Fallett and o.
r. Ludewig.
The recall petitions were signed by
% per cent of the voters of Richmond,
which. according to the new charter,
should be followed by a call for an
election. But the city council, in con-
troll of the six, refused to call an
election.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn,
Headache and other distress
will 60 in five minutes.

II you had some Diapepsin handy
and would take a little now your
stomach distress or Indigestion would
vanish in FIVE minutes and you would
feel fine.
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour. out of order stomach before you
realize II.
II your meals don't tempt you. or
what little you do eat seems to fiji
you. or lies like a lump of lead in
your stomach. or if you have heart
burn. that is a sign of Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for so cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and take a
little Just as soon as you can, There
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
SECOND JUSTICE COURT
OPPOSED BY COUNCIL
Berkeley Board Will Fight Plan
for Another Judge

BERKELEY Nov. 22.-The city
council took steps to fight the move
ment to have a second Justice court in
Berkeley and Mayor Hodghead was
made a committee of one to gather
data to present TO the supervisors to
show that Berkeley is so free from
crime that there is just enough work
for one police judge and his clerk
The matter came to the attention of
the board by the application of R. c..
Stats TO the supervisors yesterday for
his appointment as second justice.
He said that as Berkeley was a city of
the second class it was allowed two po-
lice justices each at salary of $500
per month.
Councilman Berry who called the at
tention of the council to the action of
Stats moved that Mayor Hodghead be
appointed a committee of one TO wait
upon the supervisors and ask them not
to saddle Berkeley with an unnecessary
expense
Mayor Hodghead stated that the
present statute under which Berkeley
is entitled to two justices was in need
of revision which would probably be
done at the next legislature.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS
DECISION ON SEWERS
FruitvaIe District Petition Is
Found Insufficient

OAKLAND, Nov. 22.-Proceedings to
lay sewers in the East Fruitvale dis
trict, under the provisions of the Vroo-
man act, were delayed indefinitely by
the city council on the report of Deputy
City Engineer Walter Frickstad. Nei-
ther the petition nor the protest con-
tanned sufficient signatures.
The council will take up the matter
again next week If legal petitions are
filed in the meantime.
Several councilmen favored delay not
only because of the legal ENHANCEMENT.
but because of their belief that the
signers of the petitions do not under
stand the extremely technical nature of
the Vrooman act under which they pro-
posed to provide sewers
Other Fruitvale districts have decided
to await action by the legislature to
provide for the organization of bonded
sanitary districts within the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
ALL STOMACH TROUBLE VANISHES
AFTER TAKING A LITTLE DlAPEPSIN

| will be no sour risings, no belchins
of undigested food mixed with acid
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nan
sea, Debi1itating Headaches, Dizziness
or Intestinal gripping. Yhis win All
go, and, besides. there will be no nm
digested food left over in the stomach
to poison your breath with nauseous
odors-
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure for
out of order stomachs. because it pre-
vents fermentation and takes hold of
your food and digests 1t just the same
as IL your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom.
ach misery is at any drug store wait
ing for you.
These large so cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thorouehIv
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia. IN
digestion or any other stomach disturb
ance, .-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
VALLEJO TO VOTE
ON $4,000 BONDS
Proposition for City Hall and
County Jail Is Revived
by Trustees
[Spr-;al Dispatch TO The Call

VALLEJO, Nov. 22.-Recently a
proposition to bond the city for $4,000,
the amount of the municipality por-
ton of proposed joint city hall and
branch county jail building, was de-
feated by narrow margin. City trus-
tees have employed a local notary to
obtain the LOO names of property
owners necessary again to place the
proposition before the voters
Many are signing, although some are
opposing 1T on the same ground that
a bond issue to acquire a municipal
electric light plant should first be
voted.
The petition now being circulated
can be signed by women. providing
they are on the assessment roll, and a
number of them are aff1xing their
names.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
OAKLANDERS INVENT
AND EXHIBIT BIPLANE

OAKLAND, Nov. "a biplane mod
eled on the general type of the Wright
machines, but containing distinctive
features. has been completed by Robert
Stewart and L. NJ. MacDermott. who
put the aeroplane on exhibition at
Idora park this evening. The model
will be tested in a few days, prepara-
tory to a trial fight which the in
ventors expect to make in the vicinity
of Oakland soon. Their airship is so
constructed as to weigh only $50 pounds
with the engine and aviator, but is in
tended for long flights. MacDermott.
who lives at 1407 Eighth street, de-
signed the engine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
News Of the Sacramento and Sam y@@@Fdm Valleys
FRUIT STANDARD
MEETS APPROVAL
Inspectors Will Direct Proper
Methods for Care of
Orchards
[Special Diseqtch io The caIIl


NEWCASTLE. Nov. 22.-The Placer
county fruit men are satisfied with the 4
Standardization plan in vogue during s
the past season At a largely attended
meeting here today the growers decided f..
unanimously to continue the system in
use during the past season.
State Horticultural Commissioner J. =
". jeffrey called the meeting TO order 2
this morning Fruit growers from all >
sections OF the country were in attend 8
ance. Discussion showed every man
was pleased with the Standardization :
system and when a resolution was pre-
sented urging the continuation OF the
plan it was passed with a rousing
cheer.
committee was appointed to maps
out plan for work during tAe com
ing season Inspectors are TO be ap-
pointed to look after the orchards this
winter and see that proper methods
are employed in spraying and pruning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
VALLEJO WANTS A
DEEPER CHANNEL
Commerce Chamber Will Start
Campaign on Behalf of
Navy Yard
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO. Nov 22.-After several
years of inactivity the Vallejo chamber
of commerce was virtually reorganized
last night when the recently elected
board of directors selected officers for
the ensuing year.
Those chosen follow:
C. E. Perry president; T. p Crowley arst
vice president: A A. Knott, second vice presi-
dent; W D. Pennyeook secretary; J. r. Eng
list. treasurer.
The new board of directors consists
Of the following businessmen:
j. R. English. A. A. Knott c. E. Perry. t.
P. Crowley, H A. Johnson. Fl. E. Wilder. I.
Dannenbaum, W. ID. Pennycook II. E. Stahl
t. j. 0'Hara, Frank r. Devlin. ". T. Kelley.
B. F. Griffin, S. ]. Mcknight and Ernest
Fromme
1t is. the intention of the chamber to
begin vigorous campaign on behalf
of the navy yard and for the deepening
of Mare island channel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
CONTRACTORS GIVEN
MORE TIME FOR WORK
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

VALLEJO, Nov. 22.-After some
what interesting meeting the board OF
public works last night voted to extend
the time of the City street improvement
company of San Francisco for the COM
pletion of a large number of bitumen
and bftuminous concrete street pave
ments contracts for two months from
the 1st and 18th of November. The
members of the board charged that the
company had been negligent and had
not acted in good faith, while repre-
sentatives of the concern claimed that
they had been delayed by injunction
proceedings. the breaking down of their
big plant and the failure to secure the
proper quality Of rock. They promised
to have four partially completed streets
finished within two weeks if the wealth
er permitted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
PERFECT APPLE IS
PRODUCED AT MILO
Judges at Exhibition Anxious to
Learn Variety of Fruit
TSpeoiol Dispatch TO The Call

PORTERNTLLE. Nov. 22.-Porter-
z-fIle-s hills have produced a perfect ap-
pie This is true according to a tele-
gram from A. F. Mot who is in Chi
cago in charge Of the display Of Tulare
county fruits, which are being exhib-
fted IT the United States land and irri-
"a tiOn congress.
As apples which secure an absolutely
perfect score are seldom met with. the
Porterville product was worth the in
ouirv from the Judges at the exposition
~ 10 its name. il being stated in the
telegram that the apple was new one
n the eastern experts
This particular fruit was one of a
lot Of especially selected samples picked
on the Dillon ranch at Milo. in the Por-
rerNille foothills.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
lodi VINEYARDIST
BECOMES BENEDICK
Head of San Joaquin Christian
EndeavOrers Is Married
in Stockton
Especial Jispoich to The CALI

STOCKTON, Nov. 22-The wedding
of William T. Owens of Lodi and Miss
Bessie NJ. Fish of this city took place
at the home of the brides parents,
1926 East Weber avenue. at 10 o'clock
this morning. Rev. F. NJ. Washburn
of Lodi of1iciated.
The ceremony was a quiet home we'd
ding. and in addition to relatives there
were a few intimate friends in, attend
ance
The bridegroom is a Lodi vineyardist.
He is president of the San Joaquin
County Christian Endeavor society.
The couple left on the noon train for
the southern part of the state, where
they will spend their honeymoon After
the first of the year they will take up
their residence in Lodi. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fisher. Her father is a well known
newspaperman of this city.
BURGLARS SECURE JEWELRY - Mrs. e.
Holmes 1915 Jackson street, reported yester-
day that several hundred dollars worth of jew
elry had been stolen by burglars from her
home while the family were away