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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-17
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.
Tonight at First M. E. Church.

Preparatory to the fall rally of the
Sunday-school at the First Metho list
Episcopal Church there will be a
Sunday-school social tonight at 8
o'cl jck in the lower room of the
church.
All children, their parents and
friends are especially invited to at
tend. There will he a brief program
of recitations and music, after which
the evening will be devoted to So
cial features.
IA Don fail to be at the Colonial
haatra Sunday Z DR. n m oil 2t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-17
NO RACE SUICIDE IN ARMY.
so Children Arrive on Transport From
Manila and Honolulu.

There is no race suicide in the
United States Army. This was dem.
onstrated Tuesday when the army
transport Sherman, from Manila anC
Honolulu, came into port at Sar
Francisco with its decks throngeC
with children and their nurses.
The infant brigade, ranging from
children in arms to big boy and girls,
numbered nearly eighty. The favor.
lite was Ruth Graham, the eighteen.
months-old daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. c. d. Graham, of the army med.
ical corps, who have been stationed
at Fort Shafter, Honolulu. Ruth is
the champion child swimmer of Wal
kiki.
Another thing that the baby show
on the Sherman demonstrated is that
Uncle Sam has made the Philippines
healthy for children. There wasn't a
siekly child aboard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-17

WANTED-A respectable Man and Wife
w for Farm. Wages and share OF crops,
quarters and fuel, Address "Bn Box 5s1.
Oct-I7-Iw.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-17

5&- Evangelist Cook of Detroit, Mich,
will lecture at the Colonial Theatre,
Sunday, T. 45 p. m. on Victory DER
the Grave You cannot afford to
miss it. ol72t
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
San Francisco Sees World S
Series Right at
Home


Theoretically speaking San Fran
cisco is depopulated. The stores are
closed. Business is at standstiI. It
is a metropolitan replica of Gold
smiths deserted village. San Fran
cisco and his wife are attending the
big league games IN the east.
As a matter of fact, San Francisco
and his wife get no further than Mar
ket and Third streets. But. to all in
tents and purposes. they do a magic
rug act right there and are waited TO
the Polo grounds or Shibe park-for
they've tangled with The Calls re-
markable scoreboard
Since it's installation this device has
demonstrated that person can be in
two places at once.
Ask any one OF the thousands OF
fans who besiege The Call office from
IL o'clock until the conclusion of the
game. If he has the will power TO
remove his fascinated gaze from The
Call scoreboard long enough, he will
inform you that. while his material
body is anchored right there at Mar
ket and Third streets, his astral body
is lowering over the diamond in New
York or Philadelphia.
From the time the initial cast is
made The Calls automatic electric
scoreboard is flashing every step OF
the game. The gust of Abs which
rise from the throats of the eastern
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
REBEL ARMY
OF $4,000
ATTACKS
Big Mexican Force Marches
on Monterey-kilI All
Prisoners, Is Order

MONTERREY, Mex, Oct. "a rebel
army of $4,000 men is reported march
ing on this city, and the residents are
terror stricken
According to information received
here, General Alvarez and many of his
officers were assassinated by their
own soldiers. who revolted when Tor
reon was captured by the rebels and
joined the constitutionalists.
The rebels captured at Torreon
many pieces Of artillery, 1000 rifles
and several million rounds of ammu-
milton.
General Trucy Aubert, one of the
federal leaders in the north, is re-
ported to have joined the rebels.
ExTERMINATE REBEL PRISONERS
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 9-No prisoners
will be taken by federal troops in
northern Mexico if reports that Gem
eral Alvarez and 125 of his men were
massacred by constitutionalists at
Torreon are confirmed by the war
department War Minister Banquet
may be ordered by President Huerta
to take the field in person, it was
learned today. The executive has re-
solved to show no mercy to the north
rebels in the war Of determination
following reports from Torreon of the
massacre OF federals there after the
capture of the town by insurgents.
All rebels captured will be tried by
drumhead court martial upon capture
and ordered shot.
175 CIVILIANS MASSACRED
LAREDO. Tex, Oct. e.-There has
been a terrible massacre of Span
iards near Torreon. Mex, by rebels,
every dispatch adding TO the horrors
OF the situation around that stricken
city One private message received
here today stated that more than LIS
civilians were killed there today. The
dispatch did not mention the reported
massacre of General Alvarez and 125
of his federal soldiers. The carnival
of slaughter lasted two days and two
nights In addition to the dead many
were wounded Torreon is reported
TO have been sacked
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
ALL SAN FRANCISCO To
REJOICE WHEN CANAL IS
BAPTIZED TOMORROW
Mighty Blast of Dynamite
Signal for Meeting of
Oceans in Big
Ditch

COLON, Panama, Oct 9.-The Pan
sma canal has been completed.
Through four % inch pipes inserted
In the Gamboa dixie the waters of Ca
tunn lake flow into the cuebra cut.
the only portion of the canal in which
up to the present there had been no
water.
It is expected that by tomorrow
sufficient water will have filled the
nine-mile cut to act as a cushion
when the Gamboa dixie is blown up.
Workmen are now drilling thirty-foot
holes in the dixie to take the charges
81 dynamite. But these charges will
y t demoiish the dixie: they viii mere
~ loosen the material so that the
water will be able to trickle through
and cut its own channel The steam
oredges will complete the work of
opening the channel. and once this is
done clear passage from the Allan
tic 10 the Pacific Will result
II Is expected that by December
the waters in Gatun lake will have
risen high enough to bring the waters
in the entire canal up TO the deep
water level, when the large ships
can be sent through.
GATUN LAKE KEY TO CANAL
Without the mighty Gatun lake. a
large artificial body of water made by
impounding the waters of the Chagres
river IL the valley, the entire canal
system would be a failure Gatun
lake is the feeder for the canal. At
one end is the Culebra cut leading &
down through the Pedro Miguel locks
into the Mirahores lake, and from
there through the Mirafiores locks in
to the inlet from the bay of Panama
At the other end of Gatun lake the
canal leads through a series of three
pairs Of locks into the channel which
has been dug to Dimon bay The
water level in Gatun lake. when the
full supply is accumulated, will be 81
feet above sea level
1t was just a month ago that the
last bit OF rock was taken out of
Culebra cut with the steam shovels
Since that time the workmen have
been removing the shovels. railroad
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

fans when Home Run" Baker kicks
his toes into the dirt at his home place
is echoed in San Francisco five sec
onds later.
Strikes. balls. errors. double plays.
steals-eyery phase of the national
game is yisualized
The device is known as the Long
automatic electric scoreboard. 1t is
opera ted by electricity. 1t marks the
latest achievement in. scientific news
transferenee. or generous size from
figure TO letter. it easily can be dis
tinguished half block 1t has
solved the problem Of lost time. The
crack Of bat against a ball in New
York and the jump OF the dial on
The Call scoreboard In San Francisco
take place almost simultaneously.
Through the medium of this board,
the only one of its kind in San Fran
cisco, and live wire sporting de-
partnlent. The Call, in the vernacular,
is putting one over every day.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
Funeral Tomorrow of
E. P. Barrett, Member
OF Stock Exchange
Well Known Business Man Dies at
Home of Mother After
Long Illness

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning for E. p Barrett,
well known member of the San Fran
cisco stock exchange, and at one time
president of the organization, who
died at the home of his mother, 135
Cole street. yesterday afternoon. His
death came after two years illness.
although it was only recently that his
complaint became acute.
Barrett was the son of John S. Bar
rett, a pioneer of the Comstock days,
and succeeded his father on the ex-
change. At one time he was a mem
Der of the board of education. He
was a graduate of St. Mary's college
He is survived by his mother. daugh-
uter, three brothers and five sisters.
The ritual of the Elks will be said
tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock. Re-
QUEEN mass will be held in ST. Agnes
church, Masonic avenue and Page
street. Interment will be in st.
Mary's cemetery Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
H9s v THEe1L

the series is concluded. Space is be-
coming premium.
bowling, enthusiastic mob of fans
is a sight to warm a persons heart.
Come down and see them. Also see
the perspiring, note and pencil bur-
dened young men who come from
the nowhere" They always look wor-
ried. There are several of them
They peer anxiousfy at the score
board - The Calls scorehoard - jot
down few figures on their pads and
then madly gallop away. There's a
reason. So let's be charitable.
Why?
Because there just naturally has to
be one paper which flashes the re-
suits a few seconds in advance of its
rivals. which floods the town with
baseball extras a few minutes (say
seven or eight ahead of its competi-
tors-and The Call just naturally hap
pens to be that paper.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
LINGERIE THIEF
Se Is CAUGHT, *
SENT INTO EXILE

THE disappearance of dainty
lingerie, soft and fluffy pet
= ticoats and other creations
of the art from the back Yards
of the fashionable folk of Clare
mont, Berkeley, which, during
the last week has been made
the subject of rigid investiga-
tl0n by Chief of Police yoIImer
and his force. was explained to-
day when Miss Lily McCaffery
said farewell TO her prize ter
rier Toto, which Will be seen In
Berkeley no more.
Volmer has been busy seeking
finger prints, BertiIlOn meas
urements and other police aids
to locate the thief whose pre-
dilection for dainty women's at
tire. and whose discrimination
led him to steal only the most
expensive lingerie, but the solu-
tlon bafIicd the chief. He even
detailed a woman detective to
aid him in his quest.
The osfracisn from Berkeley
. society of Toto cleared the mys-
tery.
The climax came with the
disappearance of a cunning
bunch of bright chestnut curls,
the property of n young bride,
hung on the cIothesline to dry.
Toto WAS discovered I'm the act
of taking the curls, and, In spite
of his canine plendings, he WAS
banished and now lives in Mar
tinez.
But before Toto's departure
his cache WBS uncovered and
in 1t were dainty shirtwaists,
petticOats md other attire dear
to the feminine heart. Nothing
cheap or shoddy was found.
Toto hnd an eye for the best.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
Ringing Bells, Shrieking Sir
ems, Waving Flags to Greet
Wedding of Atlantic
and Pacific

Roars of steam whistles and the
changing of bells will echo the blast
10 be heard around the world tomor-
row morning when Gamboa dixie, last
barrier in the Panama canal, is dyna-
mited
President Wilson will press a but
ton at the White House at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon setting off the
Gamboa blast. An extension of the
wire. arranged by the Western Union,
will connect the Presidents button
with Union square. The electric
connection setting off the Gamboa
blast will release an aerial signal at
Union square which will set the whis-
ties and bells of the city agog.
Flags viii be flying from the house
tops of all VINO glory in America s
great achievement in this last big
work on the Panama canal. Formal
vent to San Franciscos feelings will
be had at Union square, with a pro-
gram of speeches and singing
Mayor Rolph has issued the follow
ing proclamation:
WHEREAS. ON Friday. October
10. the United states government
forces on the cannl zone will re-
move the last obstruction that
now restraints the waters from
entering the canal, and
WHEREAS, on that memorable
day the Panama-Pacific interna-
tional exposition. which has been
decreed by the congress of the
United States as Americas off,
cial celebration of the completion
of the Panama canal, has thought
1T both fitting and proper to OBJ
serve this historic event with
formal celebration I'm Union
square:
THEREFORE, /, JAMES ROLPH
JR.. mayor of the city and
county of san Francisco, hereby
request that the citizens of San
Francisco manifest their patriot
ism on this memorable day,
which means so much TO the
comfy and commerce of the ma
ffons of the world, and particu-
1arly to the people of the Pacific
coast, by flying flags, and, when
the aerial signal is fired from
Union square, announcing thst
the dixie has been removed, that
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

Draw comparisons. At 1880 Collins
steals base Two or three minutes
later he is thrown out at third. Fans
IN front of another bulletin board
cheer wildly. About the same time
the army in front of The Call office
gives voice. But there's a difference.
The other contingent is applauding
Collins stolen base The happy Call
patrons have cheered that play some
time ago. have forgotten all about it
they're bowling because he's caught
, at third.
JUST LIKE BEING AT DIAMOND
Y The average fan Is a stickler for
accuracy-with speed. plus compre-
hensiveness. His Royal Nibs, for the
first time, is satisfied. On the level.
he'd just as soon be at Third and
Market streets as back east.
I Yesterday, as usual. the same old
crowd, greatly augmented, was es-
tabljshed before The Call scoreboard.
They will be there every day until
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

POSSE HUN IS
HORSE Thief
IN. Hills
BIoodhounds on Trail of ES-
capped Criminal, Who Is
Hiding Near Livermore

Pete Tosti. alleged horse thief from
| Mariposa, is at liberty in the hills back
of Livermore while posse of officers
and pack Of bloodhounds are stren-
uously endeavoring to land him be-
hind prison bars. He is hiding in the
haunts of Joaquin Murietta. famous
outlaw.
Tosti came to Livermore several
months ago and is said to have stolen
a quantity of arms and ammunition
from that company of the national
guard of California. He was wanted
for this offense, but escaped the
clutches of the law. He went TO
Mariposa. and the next the Livermore
authorities heard of him was that he
was in jail in that town for having
stolen horse. A day or two ago
they heard of him again. and this
time he had broken jail.
IN MURIETTA's CARE
Constable Larkir Locke of Liver
more took up the scent and succeed
| ed in tracing him from Mariposa to
Alameda county. Then he found that
his man was in the hills back of
Livermore. and even discovered that
he had been living in the old cave
| that was once the home OF Joaquin
Murietta, bandit and bad man of the
early days, who has been immortal
lied in song by Joaquin Miller, poet
of the Sierras.
Locke communicated with the Of
| fee of Sheriff Frank Barnet of Oak
land, who sent out Deputies Joseph
! Soares and George Wales. Dogs were
| obtained In Livermore, and all last
/ night the men and the animals
pounded hard on the trail of the jail
| breaker.
REINFORCEMENTS SENT
| He was still at liberty today. de-
| spite the desperate efforts made to
| capture him. More men were sent
out by Sheriff Barnet this morning.
! and every effort is to be made to
! take the man into custody.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE tablets remove
cause There is only One '.BROMO QU1NINE.' -
II has signature of L. w. GROVE on box. 25c.
Advertisement.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
Don't Get Sick in S. F.;
No Excuse for 1t

There is no excuse for a man in
San Francisco to be sick, for he has
both sunshine and cool, pure air"
So said w. Earle Flynn in address,
ing the San Francisco Advertising
Mems club at a luncheon yesterday.
Flynn has been lecturing all through
the country, with health as his topic
The speaker was referred to as
the youngest old man" in being in
troduced to the members of the or
ganization, and then proceeded to
outline the procedure to be followed
in retaining health. According to
Flynn, fresh air, sunshine and simple
exercises usually are the antidotes
for many of the ills that flesh is
heir to.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
STRONGP[EA
MADE FOR
SULzER
Acts Before Taking Office Not
Renewable by Court,
Declares Counsel

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 9.-For more
speaking in defense of Governor Will
liam Sulzer, attacked the right of the
court of impeachment to convict the
executive upon charges that related
solely to facts occurring before his
term of office began. In a powerful
speech, insofar as its technical legal
force was concerned, the attorney
hammered this fact at the judges of
the high court.
"All of the meat in the impeachment
of making a false campaign state
ment. which was rendered before the
governors term of Office began, and
the court is without power to punish
for an act which does not involvet Of
fetal misconduct in office'
OPPONENTS CLAIM 40 VOTES
AS the case draws to its climax.
opponents of Governor Sulzer claimed
to have 40 votes. Only SO votes
are necessary to convict the accused
executive.
verdict is expected Monday after
noon or Tuesday morning.
The point now upon which the
greatest uncertainty hangs is: What
ernor Sulzer if he should be found
guilty? The general impression to-
day was that if found guilty, Gov
ernor Sulzer would only be removed
from Office. If it desired, the court
could bar him forever from holding
Office
In opening the final arguments for
the defense, Louis Marshall outlined
the historical Importance of any
precedent which might be established
responsibilities resting upon the
court.
The achievements of his admins
tration. as they have passed before
the eyes of the people, absolve him
from all suspicion of guilt in regard
to any of the offenses contained in
the category of the usual form of
misconduct went on Mr.. Marshall.
"And yet the impeachment managers
are now seeking to remove William
Sulzer from the office which he has
thus honorably filled. Is months be-
fore the expiration of the term for
which he was elected"
ATTACK ON PROSECUTION
Mr.. Marshall attacked the method
of the prosecution, saying:
THE entire penal code has been
ransacked for epithets and character
izations. A veritable Newgate cal
endar has been evolved"
Continuing, counsel said impeach-
ment will not lie except for willful
and corrupt misconduct in office and
urged no consideration for the ar
ticles not relating TO Suffers acts
since Inauguration.
MINISTER SHOWS ANGER
Rev. George c. Richards of Phil
adelphia. friend and admirer of Gov
ernor Sulzer. who has been here at
tending daily sessions of the trial.
and who was subpenaed by the pros.
ecution. but not called to the stand.
had bitter squabble with several
Tammany men. The clergyman
charges that a conspiracy had been
hatched by enemies of Mr.. Sulzer to
assault him. Doctor Richmond plans
to preach a sermon against Tammany
Hail. using as his text the word
He'll"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
whistles be blown and bells run.
In general rejoicing.

In general rejoicing,
-Four companies of bluejackets from
Yerba Buena will march from th'
ferry building at $3.50 a. m. TO Uniol
square The program at Union square
opening at 10 o'clock, will be as fol
lows:
UNION SQUARE PROGRAM
Overture. national airs, by mu-
nfcipaI band.
Address, by r. B. Hnie, vice
president of the Panama-Pacihc
international exposition
Address. by William II. Sesnon,
president of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce.
The singing of "Amerfca.- by
Miss AIdaBifa WolfskfII, accom-
panied by the municipal band.
Address by Governor Hiram w.
Johnson or representative.
Address by Mayor James RoIph
Jr.
Address by Hon. Joseph Le-
feyre, first secretary of the Iega-
tion of Panama.
Address by Major General Ar
thur Murray, L. :. a.
singing of "star SpangIed Ban-
ne'r' by Miss Aldanita WoIfskfII.
accompanied by municipal band.
Raising of American flag by Miss
Annette Rolph, daughter of the
mayor, and the firing of aerial
bombs to signal the blowing of
whistles and ringing of bells I'm
honor of the great event.
Panamas site in the exposition vii
be dedicated tomorrow afternoon b,
J. +. Lefevre. secretary to the lega
tion of the republic of Panama a
washington. Lefevre arrived her
yesterday afternoon and is stoppin,
at the Palace hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
FLORAL SOCIETY MEETING

A lecture on Bulb Culture will be
the feature of the meeting of the
California Floral society TO be held
tomorrow in Red Mems hall, 240
Golden Gate avenue. at o'clock A
directors meeting will be held at 1870
y. M