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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
MRS. ATHERTON
FINISHING DRAMA
Richly Talented Local Writes
Preparing Scenario Based
on Modern Woman

Mrs. Gertrude Atherton is preparing
a play for Mrs. Fiske. The idea has
been outlined and submitted to the
actress, and now Mrs. Atherton has
planned to forego summer of idling
in Europe and devote herself in San
Francisco to the completion of the
drama. AS the present plans go, it will
in October next.
1t is to be a play on woman. Women's
suffrage will enter into the theme, but
not too obtrusively.
'It will treat of the subject from a
new point of view," said Mrs. Atherton
last evening, 'and in such way that
it would not be fair to say that it will
be woman's suffrage play.
"Ibsen wrote of women and expressed
their conflicts and problems as he saw
them. But since his time of writing
there has been steady advance in the
development of women. 1t will be of
these new conditions and advancements
that I shall write.
I'm sense it may be said that
favor women's suffrage, but as that is
not the prime issue of the play it does
not apply
Mrs. Atherton is very modest about
having her scenario accepted by Mrs.
Fiske.
When I sent her the outline of the
play l thought that she would return it
to me politely and it would all be over
then I had intended to turn the idea
into book. But she was kind enough
to say that she liked the idea and
wanted me to develop it for her. That
I shall do.
ut is too early to tell what the play
is about AS itsstands now it is just
series of dialogues with certain cl-
MAKES. Mrs. Fiske has said that the
new play has dramatic qualities. and
while I am not so sure of that, 1 have
asked her to make as many suggestions
as are necessary"
with all her manifold writings Mrs
Atherton has never before attempted
to write drama, although actors, man
ayers and theatrical agents have i'm
portuned her to turn her rich talent to
that form OF literature. Her stories are
intense and dramatic in their concep-
ton and development, but Mrs. Ather-
ton has stayed by the narrative form
of fiction until now, when she has
turned to the drama for Americas fore
most acress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
INNOCENT MAN SHOT
TO AVENGE ACCIDENT

KENDALLVILLE, Ind, July 14.-Al-
bert Lellr was shot and killed by mem
bers of q section gang of foreigners
while standing on the platform of the
Lake Shore depot here early today. The
shooting is thought to have been the
outcome of the accidental killing of
one of the foreigners by a Lake Shore
freight train three weeks ago. The
foreigners blamed the engineer and
threatened vengeance against him
Lehr was probably mistaken for the
engineer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
TEXAS CATTLE INFECTED
WITH DREAD CHARBON
Affected District Quarantined by
Sanitary Commission

HOUSTON, Tex, July lin south
east Texas and southwest Louisiana
charbon is denuding that section of
livestock. Livestock insurance .compa- :
nies today announced the cancellation
81 all policies in that section.
Governor Campbell has been asked to
submit the matter to the special ses-
sion OF the legislature, which will con-
vene on Tuesday, with view to Great
ing an infected zone and placing men
in charge.
The Texas livestock sanitary com
mission has already quarantined
against the affected district.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
SCHWAB'S NIECE ELOPES
FROM SCHOOL TO. MARRY
Miss Genevieve. Mock Forsakes
Career for Pittsburger

lOPCCtot DtSputCH ~ 4 HC Sotil
PITTSBURG, July 14.--Miss Gene
We've Mock, not yet out of her teens
and the favorite niece of Charles M.
Schwab, and Titus de Bobula, well
known Pittsburger, eloped one month
ago and are now in Europe on a honey
moon. The story has just leaked out
through their friends.
Schwab is said to have been greatly
voxed over his niece's marriage, which
occurred without his knowledge, as he
had planned a brilliant career for her.
Miss Mock was finishing her educa-
tion at a fashionable Mryn Mawr
school She left Bryn Mawr in an auto
mobile with her future husband Nav
80, supposedly for a short drive, but
they went to New York and were mar
ried. De Bobula is about twice as old
as his handsome young wife.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
MRS. Ed. FRAZIER
MAY GET DIVORCE
Son of Wall Street Millionaire
Accused of Making Her
Life Miserable
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SANTA BARBARA, July 14.-Rumors
that Mrs Frank Duff Frazier would
bring suit for divorce have been cur
rent in the Montecito colony for some
days, but are not yet confirmed. The
topic is one that Mrs. Frazier does not
care to discuss and her friends declare
that if the suit is brought it will be
because there is no alternative for the
peace of the household.
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier arrived here
early last winter and had apartments
at the Potter for some weeks, being
visited later by Mrs. Fraziers father,
F. f. Peabody, the New York million
aire, member of the firm of Peabody,
Cluett & Co.
Then the Fraziers took a cottage in
Montecito, where her father is the
owner of a large estate which he is
improving The home life became quite
unbearab1e, it is said. for the wife, her
husband becoming attached to a small
coterie, of which the late Nat Moore
was. member.
Frazier's father, F. P. Frazier, mil
lionaire Wall street operator. came out
at the behest, it is believed, OF the
young Mrs. Frazier. but the efforts
proved unavailing for the betterment
of the domestic conditions within the
young peoples home.
Mrs Frazier has continued to oc-
cupy the cottage. where she has a sis
ter as a companion. 1t is expected
that her father will build palatial
home on his Montecito property within
a few months. the landscape work be-
ing about completed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
BANKER ENCOUNTERS
A STRIKE IN ALASKA
Schiff Has to Send His Attend
ants Off of Boat

JUNEAU, Alaska, July 1.-THE wait
steamer White Horse, which carried
Jacob Schif, the New York banker,
and his party from White Horse to
Dawson and return, refused to go on
the boat when they learned that the
fnancier had brought with him his
own cooks and attendants. Schiff
sent his employees back to Skagway to
his yacht Ramona and the strike ended
at once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Woman S Goodby
Loses an Audience
For Suffragettes
Especial Drpotch 10 The Call

AURORA, Ill, July IA
woman's way of saying Good
by lost an audience of 5000
workers today at Elgin, Ill,
when Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout
and her suffrag gists' delegation
missed their chance to talk to
employees of an EIgin company.
The party. finally arriving late,
induced the last 200 to listen, to
them.
When the women visiting at
the residence of Mrs. A II. Low
rie heard the town bell ring
five they recollected suddenly
that they were due to address
the employees three blocks away.
Five minutes were lost in effect
ing a getaway.
At the works Mrs. Marion Fos-
ter Washburn and three other
women applied 10 Policeman
Breen 10 stop the flying multi
tude, but all were swept aside
by the rush.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
MAYOR OF LYNCHING
BEE TOWN RESIGNS
Quits Post in Attempt to Avert
State Investigation

NEWARK, O., July 14.-After con-
ference lasting many hours Mayor Her
bert Atherton resigned his Office today
in response to pressure exerted upon
him by leaders of his party and per-
sonal friends.
The reason given was that it was
grace of an investigation by the gov
ernor, following the lynching last week
of an Anti-saloon league detective and
the subsequent suspension of Mayor
Atherton by Governor Harmon.
It was announced that .Newaro
wants to do her own house cleaning
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
JAPANESE MARRIES
WHITE GIRL IN EAST
Stanford Graduate and Chicago
Maid Are Welded
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

l0PCSfGt A%tSPdtSH ~ nc Ndi
OMAHA, July 14.-Miss Dorothy
Miller. daughter of Mrs. Ida Miller of
East Thirty eighth street, Chicago, was
married here today to Matsuzo Shofu,
a Japanese travelling man of New York
city. The bridegroom is a graduate OF
Leland Stanford university.
The couple met here by appointment
and, after securing license, went to
a number Of Catholic clergymen, each
of whom refused to perform a marriage
ceremony. Later they appeared before
a justice of the peace, who married
them.
Mrs. Shofu says she first met her
husband at her mothers home year
ago. where they were introduced by a
japanese servant. 1t was case of
love at first sight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Time to Awaken

Young Newhall is quite unconscious
of the fact, and. SO is young Roosevelt,
but when the latter learns that all of
the deeds OF the former, as well as his
own, are laid at his door, what will he
do about it? Because it is beginning
to amount to practically the same as if
he were leading a dual personality, of
his being in two places at once and of
doing all sorts of things unbecoming
to young bridegroom on his honey
moon, but the Santa Barbarans not in
be blissfully unconscious of their mis-
take and the comedy of errors it is
likely to arouse. And since they are
having such fun out of it all, doesn't it
really seem too bad to wake them up?
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
PITY IT'S What
DASHING LAD TO
I. R. JR. did
Young Newhall, Madly Gallop=
ing Along Rural Highways,
Mistaken for Roosevelt
Really, He Did Things That
Bridegroom in Cottage
Shouldn't Ever Do

1t is a vast joke on some one-just
whom 1t is hard to say. Either on the
Santa Barbarans, who were not around
at his arrival, or on young Teddy
Roosevelt himself or on young William
a grand mixup somewhere and admir-
ing people who have stopped in the
street and stared, gaping and wide
eyed, after young Roosevelt would feel
their idol had fallen from his high es-
tate did they know it wasn't really he
at all, but merely young Newhall with
his smile that won't come off,
The resemblance between the two
young men is not so marked but that
one can be readily distinguished from
the other, but there is dash and a
daring about young Newhall's appear
ance and doings and flights of fancy
that remind one of Teddy Sr. at the
height of his career.
Santa Barbara's mistake, which has
now assumed laughable and grotesque
proportions, began the day after young
Roosevelt and his bride arrived. The
Newhall girls and Miss Helene Irwin
with her fiance and one or two others
had been out motoring and on their
way back to the Potter, gossamerly
veiled, were Joined by young Newhall
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

SMELL ARRAIGNMENT CONTINUED ar.
raignment of Charles P. Smell recently in
dicted By the federal grand jury for perjury
in the trial Of DR.. A: b. Perrin for timber
States district court yesterday until 10 O'Clock
next Tuesday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
rAII1NG wALLs Kj

FALLING WALLS KILL-Grand Island Neb
July 14.-Collapsing walls of the burned build
ing Of the Nebraska mercantile company last
night killed two workmeu, and several persons
had narrow escapes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
YOUTH sENT no JA1L roR YEAR-Iames \

1EAh--Jd dmeS NJ.
Dawson. 10 years of age, recently from Reno.
was convicted of stealing from rooms in the
American hotel by Police Judge Deasy yester-
day and was sent to the county jaii Tor six
months on each charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Alarm Sounded

The latter is sunny, good natured
looking kid, who'll be out of college in
two years or more. He is never more
at home than when indulging in ath-
letic pastimes and he certainly is al
his best and jauntiest on a horse. His
favorite stunt, likewise, is to gallop al
breakneck speed along the country
roads, without a hat, with his hair wind
tousled, his .negligee shirt open at the
throat and his omnipresent smile light
ing UP his face. AS he dashed along
the streets of rural, outlying Santa
Barbara somebody spread the alarm.
There goes young Teddy Roosevelt
and Immediately all the townsfoIks
f1ocked to their doors and called their
children, as for a second comet, and
gazed long and ardently after the son
OF real live jungle animal hunter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
CAMPERS WILL PRESENT
DRAMA UNDER TREES
Alabama" to Be Played in
Homestead Valley

Under spreading redwood trees at
Camp Tamalpais, Homestead valley,
Marin county, an open air performance
of the southern drama. Alabama" will
be given tomorrow night by players
taken from the summer visitors at the
grove.
erection of clubhouse for the asso-
ciated camps. the organization that
presents the show. Norbert NJ. ellis is
sta &c director Those in the cast are.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
False Death Report

Then the advertisement appeared an
nouncing that Belle Gilmore had died
in Los Angeles. An investigation was
begun and the advertisement was
found to have been untrue.
1t was learned today that when the
oficers visited Crippen they forced him
to admit that his wife had not died in
California. He then said. according to
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

Win VI. CreSsy will describe
his 5000 mile auto trip, which
began al Tia Juana and ended
al Tahoe, i'm The Sunday Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

VVTITH =. bid yesterday morning
M from the Hibernia bank for all
w the bonds that are left" the full
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
COUNCIL TO REGULATE
 NOT ABOLISH GASOLINE

NJ tHe r-suar meeting IT tbe Com .au Council l,-t .,rame an m.whsrs Ver. present .,s,rt Councilman Car- tom ,,H, is z,rgms on tar irry now Gme rb, ffyar cub ras.- tn tn Bfz- uirl Court
 city Nuamrv HabHr~ st8t.d JU1t h. taa taken uu fHy hospital cass TO- r-ffea te Hm aHa h4d made aut n, mL alsa the ratr required by in, ely erl.uaHrg. arI e..-eaJ.J JHc same ro Nr. SteH,usau. af the pinue,r Mining Company afo slated :hat hs would take ur th, matter with the hu-hard If tfr#ae#8" eHe had been seut to the hospital 1s q charge against tho city and either have the bin paid 7g the u1tr signed
 Councilman Rowe stated usat he had ..au informed o one of Che scaveu- ger man being arrested and Gnrd for garbage aad .R cans aa the beach WaHm the city limits Nir Rowe stated that ha d.J not believe such
 rra-t# should be confined to tHe seav- .negr mru alone. ruJ an prr.ous 0bo aah. Il bth.t of doius such should be fr.-ted
 Mayor Cochran informed Mr Row thar tg had pfvar instructions tr the policemen Co arrest amy and all per =aH- famd dumping fefuse OF uu cans afu fHe# eeaeH within tHe cftz limits and ta make il rher -reeial du,g to watch Inc bg5rd for amy sucu violation aa the yts ordinance.
 Councilman Watts. to whom tsa- fe- =arad rhe petition =fgurd ny many tu 4=eg sfa easoIiae question settled and f#suHed reported rhat e4r yomHaJgo Ha iaHd ttu ardiHaBcez covering tbe question a vcry thorough manner faa a1maers fet,trrd te uerr Nos tls md Eas
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
OPERATTA BY CHILDREN
 ON THURSDAY EVENING

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
GOVERNOR CLARK
 BELIEVES IN ALASKA

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
HIGH PRICED
 BANQUET SEATS
geggets Special Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
HIS TALKFEST
 STILL WORKING
Nueeet,s Special Service.

OYSTER BAY. Aug ea Tx Prc-I- i'n' Roosevelt will start temorrow on lis five thousand-"tiIe junk. tfns trip through the country. II is hea,eea that he may hc induced tn uaE, .v- eial -reaeae- dm.He thy eaf-a t Al- journey. if le l- propeay aur.s.l4ea IN n" disnItar'e- of tHe various nut ''elfa8ties tHat He Hill Ia~z thrau-H. | i- mol iHproaalc that besides ad- dressing crowds an the adventures of his hunting fH- ae ma1 be rer-uals i t' t7ik af the political situation ar the world. pa-Sibly including his oun country
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
SPEAKER CANNOh
 WILL BE SHE'LL WE'D

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 .s.a # t+aHar.a- fle reelection
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
COMMITTEE SAYS
 BAD THINGS OF CORE

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23

"Being satisfied since my first ex- petition in 1891 that the Eastman cameras and films were best suited for this class of work, I have used both exclusively in all my Arctic expedi- tions since, and it is to this that I at tribute the fact that I have brought back series of photographs which in quantity and quality probably exceed any other series of photographs ob- tained from the Arctic regions"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23

a#eaI#e te. he satIsI er placed lu a tank any one lime tu lon. Instead of twenty 1aftnu.. as is now in force.
 That no tanks be allowed la be t3,t u 5 room where tbrrr k a .ire burning. unlc~- tho stove is a bong dis aHye away from the tank
 8. THHt tHg rre==ur. shalI be turned an whenever the lights ara not In use.
 The cummttte, asked for further uma in which tu properly draw up said aw"uamyW4 and in granting the sumc Mayor Cochran stated that tar lsrorf and recommendations or the committee, mol with his hearty ap- rrovd and he wished te congratulate thcm upon such zen-ible report The matter Was rnt over until next Mon daN aIshE when tHe committee win have everything in proper shape to be p-tssed upon he the Council
 The attention of the Council was called te fBr expiration If the lease on =br present fire house. and The chair gau af thr @e committee was m- truDrd ta take up the matter with Mr J. <. KimhaU Che owner 0f the tr"perty for having the same renewed.
 The question of entering into a new contract WttG the Seward Power Com fany for street lights. etc. went oyer antl thc next meeting of the Council.
 There heinz no further business to come before the meeting. the Council adjourned puui next Monday evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-23
A NOTED WOMAN
 IS LAID AWAY
Nuaaet,s Special Service.

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CAPTAIN WOOD SHOT AT eLA Nueaet,s Special Service.

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AT THE COURT HOUSE.

The ease of the Nome Exploration Company vs. O'Reiny ct al is stin grinding it's Weary Way along. It is thought hy the attorneys that the evi- dsncc Will all be in tomorrow.