The San Francisco call., 1913-08-30
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William Keith OF New York will
slng in the morning service tomor-
row at Temple Israel. Webster and
California streets.
Elmer r.. Evans, n local insurance
solicitor, filed a petition In bank
ruptcy yesterday His debts are
x717.65, with $249 assets.
Rev. w. II. Bundy, the evangelist,
Will speak OF Beyond the Grave" to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the Odd Fellows building.
A warrant for the arrest of Joseph
Eden was issued yesterday by Judge
Crist on a charge Of obtaining goods
under false pretenses on complaint Of
5. 7. Lynn, 1872 Fourth street.
Fifty-one suits of mems clothing
were stolen from the store OF e.
Hinch at SIC Front street early yes
terday by three men who the police
say earted the clothing away in an
automobile.
Suit for $4,000, the amount of an
insurance contract on the life of Hen
~ c. Ahpel. was filed yesterday in
the superior court against the Colum-
bian National Life Insurance company
by Cora Ahpel, his widow.
Harold Jacot, 10 years old, who was
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on probation for burglary, was SEN
renced by Superior Judge Lawior
yesterday to the lone reformatory
until he is 21 years of age.
Captain o. o. Aaganrd of the
steamer Bellorado was arrested by
the immi grafton authorities yester-
day for allowing a Russian boy, Ed
ward CaberetslSi, to land here without
meeting the immigration regulations.
The Animal Friends society met
yesterday afternoon in the Palace
hotel to hear D. ]. Mccoy and Charles
Laumeister tell what was being done
10 improve the streets of the city
10 protect horses during wet weather.
One OF the tangible benefits of suf-
xrage to women will be demonstrated
when Auditor Boyle pays the election
officers who served at the recent bond
election OF the 1900 officers half
were women. The total to be paid
out Is s1s.7fo.
Denying q motion for probation,
Superior Judge Lawlor yesterday sem
fenced Seth Simons, a former special
policeman, to serve seven years in
San Quentin for burglary. He was
caught at the home of z. Nestor at
1901 Scott street.
MaEill OrteEn, n laborer, was mr.
rafgned before Police Judge Sullivan
yesterday. but owing to the inability
Of the prosecution to produce year
old Sophie Kinder, 105 Broderick
street, who accuses him, the case
went over until next week
'sHOusing Reform In San Francisco
will be the topic of an address by
Miss Alice S. Grifith at the Common
wealth club luncheon In the Palace
hotel this afternoon Miss Griffith
will offer suggestions to prevent the
development of congested tenement
districts In this city.
Paul Schainman. a second hand
dealer of 2765 Lombard street. and
John NJ. Hayes. q blacksmith near the
Preside, were arrested yesterday and
charged with grand larceny. Major
K. J. Hampton, quartermaster at the
Preside. says the men stole two
casks of zinc worth $3.50.
Alleging that he was deprived of
his liberty by Captain of Detectives
John Mooney and Hamilton H Dob
bin, MONEYS assistant. George w.
Ryan yesterday flied suit in the su-
perior court for $4,000 damages
Ryan charges that he was arrested on
July 23 last without warrant
Marriage and divorce will be the
topics discussed by Rev. Frederick w
Clampett, Judge Thomas f. Graham
Mrs. Gaillard Stoney and Mrs. l. Low
enberg at a luncheon 10 be given at
the Hotel Stewart today. Plans for
the holding OF a congress on mar
riage and divorce in this city during
the exposition year also will be dis
cussed.
Bert Roberts, arrested at Third and
Mission streets Thursday night by
Detectives j. J. Manion and J. !
Reagan, will be charged with the
burglary OF an apartment house at
Hyde and Geary streets on the aft
ernoon Of August %. Roberts is sus-
pected Of having committed several
apartment house burglaries of the
last few weeks.
Fffty-seven candidates have de-
clared themselves for the Office of
supervisor thus far, with only nine
vacancies to fill For the position OF
tax collector seven applications have
been fled and for the two police Judge
positions 10 candidates have declared
themselves. Declarations OF candf-
dacies were filed yesterday for super
visor by p. Joseph Shanahan, John G.
Burns and J. B. Chrystal.
Judge Trabucco, I'm a decision hand
ed down yesterday, denied the suit
of Jessie Leek for Judgment to COM
pei the California Fruit Gamers as
eociation and George w. Leek, her
husband. 10 pay her part OF the pro-
ceeds OF the 1911 and 1912 fruit crop
Of the Leek Sonoma county ranch
The court gave judgment for Doc
tor Leek In the sum of $4.29S.71, hold
ing however, that the ranch WAS COM