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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
OAKLAND MAY NOT
Have STOCK SHOW
Chamber of Commerce Decides
Not to Take Responsibility
of Managing Fair

OAKLAND, June 23.-The chamber Of
commerce has concluded that 1t can
spare neither the time nor the money
required in undertaking the manage
ment of an auxiliary fair and stock
show. This means that the exhibition
probably will not be held in this city
in connection with the state fair that is
unless local lovers of cattle raise funds
sufficient for the carrying out of such
a project and. then obtain the consent
of the state agricultural society.
1t was decided in January of last year
by the state organization to hold a sup
Elemental fair here each year. and the
legislature appropriated $4,000 for that
purpose. The fair held at Idora park
last year was not a success and $4,000
of the fund was used. The management
of Idora park then declared that the
grounds were not large enough for such
an exhibition and withdrew from the
matter.
The grounds of the New California
jockey club were then suggested, but
State Controller Nye said he would not
honor warrants for the expenditure of
money in Emeryville, as the appropria-
tton had been made for the holding of
the fair in Oakland. The site at Grove
and Fifty-seventh streets was suggest
ed. but COULD not be used because it
would require an expenditure of several
thousand dollars to construct stable ac-
commodations for the stock. The mat
ter is under discussion by members of
the state agricultural society and Con-
troller Nye.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
|SEPTUAGENARIAN
SUCCUMBS TOCUPID
Retired Hardware Merchant
Leads to the Hymeneal Altar
Well Known ClubwOman

BERKELEY, June. 23.-In the pres
ence of two score friends and relatives
in the home of the bride, 1641 Euclid
avenue, at o'clock this afternoon, Mrs.
Frances A. Cobb, charter member and
former president of the Corona club
of San Francisco, and William II.
WEBSTER. septua genarian businessman
of San Francisco. were united in mar
riage, Rev. George A Hough, pastor of
Grace Methodist church of San Fran
cisco, officiating.
William r. and Forrest Cobb, sons of
the bride, were the only attendants
at the wedding.
Following the celebration of the nup
tlals the company sat down to post
wedding supper, at which 40 relatives
were guests.
elimination of a romance which had it's
beginning more than 20 years ago, when
WEBSTER first became acquainted with
his bride, who is now 46 years of age.
Both are we'll known San Francis
cans, although Mrs. WEBSTER has lived
here for several years in North Berke-
ley. She is prominent in club and
church life in San Francisco, and be-
sides her connection with the Corona
club is member of the Eastern Star
and the congregation of the Grace
Methodist church.
WEBSTER is a retired hardware mer-
chant of San Francisco and has amassed
y fortune. He will live with his bride,
after the honeymoon trip, at Twenty
fifth and Folsom streets, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
YOUNG GIRL SAVES
LIFE OF HER SISTER
Charlotte Bemis Narrowly Es-
capes Death in the Estuary

OAKLAND, June 23.-But for the
presence of mind of her younger sis
ter Marjorie, who threw her a sign
board torn off a fence as she was sink
ing, Miss Charlotte Bemis. the pretty
IA year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bemis of 1898 East Fourteenth
street, Fruitvale, would have drowned
this morning when she slipped on
loose plank of the Fruitvale bridge and
fell into the estuary.
Though almost exhausted from strug
Cling in the water, Miss Bemis had
sense enough to grab hold of the board
flung by her sister and support her
self until workmen, summoned from
neighboring manufacturing plant,
could come to her rescue The girl
collapsed as soon as she was taken out
of the water and had to be carried to
her home, two blocks away, where she
revived under medical treatment.
The Bemis girls. with several school
companions, had gone down to the
bridge to watch the shipping in the
estuary Charlotte, more bold than the
rest, ventured to walk along the edge
of the planks outside of the railing.
Suddenly she stepped on loose board,
which upended sending her into the
water.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
GIRLS TO FORM
AMERICAN FLAG
$50 San LeandrO Maids to Ap-
pear as Great Banner in
Hayward Parade

SAN LEANDRO, June 23.-Extensiye
plans are being made by the committee
of 100 appointed at recent mass meet
ing for San Leandro's participation in
the monster parade to be held in Hay
ward during the three days fourth of
July celebration. An entire division in
the procession has been assigned to
this city and many novel features are
being arranged by the committee.
All the fraternal organizations will
take part in the parade, with floats and
uniformed drill teams, while the busi-
ness houses will send handsome floats.
A special feature which is being pre-
pared with great secrecy will be a
great American flag composed of $50
of San Leandro's finest girls. Several
historical floats are also being planned
by the committee, which has a per-
manent organization under the name of
the San Leandro Boosters club"
Hayward is making active prepara-
tions to entertain many visitors during
the celebration. The business houses
will commence decorating tomorrow,
and work has already started on the
conversion of the various halls club
rooms and church auditoriums into
temporary restaurants, where the
hungry thousands can be fed on the
fourth.
The Oakland Traction company has
agreed to send trains of three cars to
Hayward every ten minutes July 4.
The celebration will be the official
Alameda county one, as Oakland has
abandoned plans for separate cele-
bration.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
KNIGHTS OF THE RED
BRANCH TO ENTERTAIN
Dance to Be Held i'm Associa-
tion's New Hall

The Knights of the Red Branch hall
association will hold its first grand
dance tomorrow night. 1t Is the inten-
tion of the associat ton to hold a dance
the last Saturday of each month.
The association. realizing the urgent
need of an Irish hall in San Francisco,
where the Irish societies could meet
and hold their social events, built this
hall at 1888 Mission street.
Dancing will continue until l a. m.
The directors of the association who
have charge of the arrangements are:
John j. Leonard, chairman; John F.
Waters, secretary; George Ryan, treas
urer: Thomas McNaboe, J. ]. Kelleher;
floor manager, T. L. Mahoney; assistant,
P. J. Reilly; committee, Thomas Moyni-
han, Dan Sullivan, James Herlihy, Eu-
gene McAuliffe. Matt Murphy and Cap
tain H. P. Filgate.,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
EVETS IN THE CoJNIs BORDERING on SAN FRANCISCO
WOMAN FLEES TO
POLICE FOR AID
Young Wife Declares Husband
Drove Her From Home
With Revolver

OAKLAND. June 2S.-A1Iegins that
her husband had awakened her this
morning by thrusting revolver into
her face and had driven her into
the street clad only in kimOno. Mrs.
Mary Paeheco, the IT year old wife of
william Pacheco. an employe Of the
Barber asphalt company. applied to the
police today for warrant TO arrest
her husband
She declared that the alleged attack
this morning was the elimination or a
long series of assaults and insults 70
which she has been subjected since the
beginning of her married life, March
20 1908.
Insane jealousy is the cause as
signed by Mrs. PachecO for her hus-
bands alleged cruelty. She says that
he has repeatedly beaten, bitten and
kicked her and that this morning, after
driving her into the street, he bundled
up her clothes and hurled them after
her, smashing a plate glass pane IN the
front door with the bundle.
The young couple live at 1871 Firth
street About TWO months ago Mrs.
Pacheco was attacked and beaten over
the head with an iron bar while in
company with a number of friends in
East Oakland. Her assailant was ap
parently a woman, but the detectives
who Investigated the attack decided
that il was a man IN woman's attire.
Mrs. Pacheco announced this morning
that she would begin divorce proceed
ings at once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
SWEDISH REUNION IS
PLANNED BY LEAGUE
Shell Mound Park to Be Scene
of Festivities

OAKLAND, June 23.-The Swedish
American Patriotic league of California
will hold a Swedish reunion and cele-
bration at Shell Mound park Saturday.
A program, including national dances.
patriotic songs, old melodies, literary
numbers and the crowning of a mid
summer queen, has been arranged
After races and athletic events for
the enjoyment of the younger folks,
the festivities are to be concluded in
the evening by May pole dance.
Music will be furnished the entire day
by Piblstrom's band.
The officers of the league who have
co-operated in arranging for the event
are as follows:
President, DIR. A. o. Lindstrom first
vice president, Mrs. Fred Johnson; sec
ond vice president Ragnar Johanson.
secretary, Alexander Olson; treasurer,
6. Peterson; trustees, o. Pearson. Emil
Hogberg, Charles Ramberg; revisers.
O. Almen, 3. Egnel and Sven Svenson;
librarian, ALFRED Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
FIFTEEN CANDIDATES
GET TEACHERS DIPLOMAS
Pass Examination Given by the
County Superintendent

OAKLAND, June 23.-COunty Super
intendent of Schools Frick announced
today that the following had passed
the teachers examination held last
week, and were entitled to teachers
certificates:
Florence Teresa Perry, San Fran
cisco; Frank ". Ball, Oakland: Ethel
Martha Said. Berkeley; Edward Lanto.
Berkeley; Katherine Frances Reese.
Berkeley; Martha May Walden, Fruit
vale; Louise Schaufler, Fruitvale: Media
Marjorie Oakes, Hayward; Mrs. Daisy
W. de Yeer, Oaklands Lucille Wester
Berkeley; Mrs. Lulu G.. Beeler, Oakla nd ::
Clara Lyon Fraser. Lakeport; Edith
Anna Rembaugh. Oakland; Mrs. POrti1
c. Jacobi Alameda. shorthand and
typewriting; Ethel T. England. Santa
Rosa, music.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
ELK BASEBALL TEAMS
TO TRY CONCLUSIONS 5
Alameda Lodge Nine to Meet
San Jose PLAYERS

ALAMEDA. June 23.-Accompanied
by a special train of supporters the
baseball team of the Alameda lodge OF
Elks will go to San Jose Saturday aft
ernoon to play the nine of the Elks
lodge in the Garden City. The country
band of the local lodge, with a 2.
Smiley as leader. will also make the
journey to San Jose
In addition to participating in the
baseball game the Alameda Elks will
take part in the dedication of a clock
that was presented to the San Jose
lodge by the Alameda lodge
The AlamedanS will be the guests Of
the San Jose lodge at a barbecue,
vaudeville show and dance to be given
Saturday evening at Congress Springs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
LEAVITT FILES SUIT
FOR $IOI, 900, DAMAGES
State Senator Brings Action
Against the Bulletin

OAKLAND. June estate Senator
Frank w. Leavitt today brought suit
for $101.000 damages against the San
Francisco Bulletin. r. A. Crothers and
Fremont Older. alleging that he was
libeled in an article appearing in that
paper June 90. Of this sum $1,000 is
for endangering his chance of re-elec-
tion and 100000 exemplary and puni-
tive damages
The article complained of arraigned
the state senator al a Southern Pacific
machine politician and the owner of
the exclusive right to sell the Emery
vile racetrack programs. 1t was al
legged that Leavitt was preparing to
open two sacks" in behalf of himself
and the racetrack in an effort to in
fluence the primary elections.
For II years Leavitt. who is repub-
lican, has represented the sixteenth
district, including West Oakland, West
Berkeley and Emeryville. His present
opponent in the campaign is Edward
]. Tyrrell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
HARBOR DEVELOPMENT
is THEME OF SESSION
Councilman Stiefvater Speaks
Before Tricity Rotary Club

OAKLAND, June 23.-The regular
weekly meeting and luncheon of the
Tricity Rotary club was held today at
the Hotel Athens, the theme of discus
sion being 'Harbor Development" ;"
Councilman A. P. Stiefvater, chairman
OF the harbor and water front COM
mittee of the city council, delivered an
interesting address on the subject
pointing out the great necessity for
improvement and expansion and the
great possibilities in the harbor de-
velopment and commerce of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
SAN FRANCISCAN BADLY
INJURED IN OAKLAND
ID. o. Nilsson Falls Down Hold of
Lumber Schooner
TSeeciaI Diseatch 10 The Cali

OAKLAND. June 23.-D. O. Nilsson.
mana ger of the Nilsson navigation COM
pany, at 26S Merchant street. San
Francisco, was injured tonight by fall
ing through a hatch into the hold of
the lumber schooner Hanna. Johnson
Nilsson was standing on the deck di-
recting the movement Of the craft il
the estuary near the foot of Broadway.
He stepped backward and fell down the
hold. where he lay unconscious for sew
ersl hours. When found he was taken
TO the Roosevelt hospital at Berkeley.
Nilsson suffered concussion of the
brain. He lives at $50 Devisadero street,
san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
THIEVES STEAL FROM
COLLEGE LABORATORY
Students at ST. Mary's Lose
Working Apparatus

OAKLAND. June 23.-The authorities
OF St. Mary's college have asked the
police TO investigate repeated thefts of
drawing Instruments and other appara-
t1s from the laboratories or the college
within the last few days. The stolen
property belonged TO Norton Barnett
and John White. 999 Chester street,
students at the college
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, June 2s.-The following marriage
licenses Issued today:
Ernest g. Lang 27 Alvarado and Mary c..
Johnson. 26. Mount Eden.
Frank Gonealves 81. Hayward and Christina
Gomez IS, San Lorenzo
william Ashley a. and Jeanette NJ. Ferguson.
"a. both of Portland Ore
Joseph J. sabatier IS. and Grace e. Garab,
20. both of Oakland
Charles H. Mcclellan. D, and Elizabeth S.
Harris. 10. both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

BAR TENDER coNvICTED-oakland June %.
Harry Williams bar tender employed in
the American hotel. Second and Jackson
streets, was found guilty of selling LIQUOR
after hours by jury In Police Judge Smith s
court yesterday afternoon. Judge Smith an
nounced that he would impose sentence next
TUESDAY. Motion for q new trial Mas fled
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

COUNCIL PREPARES BUDGET-Berkeley. June
23-1he city council began work today on
the preparation Of the annual budget for the
fiscal year from July /, 1910. TO June 80.
I91i. II is the first budget which the present
deDartnients
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
SCIENCE TRYING TO
IMPROVE VEGETABLES
University Prepares for Annual
Seed Distribution

BERKELEY, June 23.-Science is
bent on improving the onion. tomato
and other truck vegetables. r. z. Man
sell, university landscape artist and
horticultUrist, is making a series OF in
vestigations under the direction Of
Prof Z. ]. Wickson, head of the de-
partment of agriculture, in producing
better varieties.
The vegetables are being grown on
the campus and only the hardest and
best specimens will be used for seed
purposes.
These selected seeds will be placed
on distribution in the fall of this year
and attempts made to ascertain their
behavior after they are planted and
develop into full grown plants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

HAND NEARLY SEvERED-OakIand June %
While operating a machine at the Fremont
high school. Peter Peterson OF 1903 Aquavista
avenue. Fruitvale. had his left hand almost
Severed at the wrist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. College orchestra
Mary's college-wiliam A. Kelly go, president :
DR.. Charles D. McGettgan .9S. vice president :
fey rs. treasurer; board of directors-E. F.
Fitzpatrick II, F. J. Murasky 's3, p j. McCor-
mick SS, F. j. Sullivan %, J. L. Taafre '96 j.
p Doran 100.