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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
HEADLINER
OF PANTAGES BILL
PeIkey and Tommy burns fox Fas
Round and Mrs. Bob seftSsfm-
mons Stars in. QpeFettS

OAKLAND July 27-PuSilEsm has
its innings this week at the Oakland
Pantages theater, for the TWO mead
liners are Arthur Pelkey. worlds S
heavyweight champion, and Tommy
Burns. former champion. in ring
side act repIete with bouts and stories
of famous prize fights, and Mrs. Bob
Fitzsimmons wife Of the famous
fighter. assisted by Charles Dano and
a company of IA. in comic operetta,
"A Bulgarian Romance.
Burns opens the pugilistdc act with
a nonologue on famous fighters fol-
lowed bv a three round bout between
Pellxev and Lou Simms. Pelkey and
Burns then give fast one round GO
followed by shadow boxing and bag
uuuching by the champion.
A love story of the war In the bal
lxan states is told In "A Bulgarian Ro-
nance" Mrs. Fitzsimmons whose stage
name is Julia Clifford, plays the role
OF the princess.
sparkling domestic comedy, is por-
trayed by Joe Bernard and Hazel Har-
rington.
Sylvester and Vance stage sing
ing and dancing act
Acrobat tic oddities, reminiscent OF
circus day. is given by the Mars duo'
q man and woman. while character
songs -and-e eccentric dances form Inc
offering of Billy Dodge, beau Drummer
singer.
An electrical musical act. lntroduc-
ing the human toned "alsacephone, is
nresented by Afsace and Lorraine.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
MIDNIGHT CHASE
LANDS BOLD THUG
Brave Teamster Battles With
Holdup Man While Girl
Companion Calls Police

OAKLAND, July 27.-George Martin,
claiming to be q brickIayer from Mon
tana. hit NJ f. Davis. a teamster, 81
OAK street, over the head with a black
jack in an attempt to rob him It Lake
and Oak streets early this morning,
and was captured by Inspector Thomas
Gallagher and Patrolmen Hall. Thorn
bury and Stebbins IS minutes later
after an exciting chase through the
back yards and over fences in the ex-
elusive residence district at the head of
Lake Merritt.
Davis was accompanying a young
lady to her home when Martin suddenly
stepped out of the shadows and com
manded him to throw up. his hands at
the same time holding a blackjack
over his head
Instead of obeying Davis eoura ge-
ously rushed at the thug. The man
swung the blackjack. Davis ducked
and only received a glancing blow on
the back Of his head
Lowering his head, Davis butted- the
thug in the stomach. Martin dropped
the blackjack from surprise.
Davis then closed with Martin.
Patrolman Hall, who was in Lake
street, heard the frightened screams
of Davis companion, and rushed to the
scene
Breaking from Davis grasp, Martin
ran down Lake street followed by
three shots from the officers revolver.
At Madison street, Martin turned
abruptly. Across the street stood Pa.
trolmen Thornbury and Stebbins wait
ing to head him off, while Inspector
Gallagher was running up the thor
oughfare. Desperate, Martin dashed
down the side entrance of a residence
and over a rear fence. The officers fol-
lowed
Martin suddenly vanished in a big
garden. A search of the yard revealed
him fiat on. the ground.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
COUNTY CLARE IRISH
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
Emerald Isle Dancing and Games at
Second Affair i'm Rich
meud Park

RICHMOND, July 27.-Several hun
dred irish Americans gathered in
Grand Canyon park today for day of
dancing and games at the second an
nual picnic and outing of the County
Clare Association of California, which
numbers natives of the county in the
old country and their descendants all
over California. Gaelic folk dances by
expert Jig and reel artists and every
dance known to the Emerald Isle were
expounded, among the performers being
Stephen Dillon of Sacramento, J. :. .
O'Connor, Edward Courtney Daniel
Cotter, P. J. Kel1eher of San Francisco
and william O'Dwyer.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
GRASS FIRE BLACKENS
CEMETERY TOMBSTONES
Children Playing With Matches Start
Blaze Which Burns Over Large
Number of Graves

Children playing with matches
started grass fire in Calvary ceme-
terry, Broderick street and Masonic
avenue, yesterday that burned over
more than a block in area before being
extinguished. The woodwork on top of
five graves was burned. Several tomb
stones and other works of marble
were discolored by smoke.
The fire was seen by people living
in the neighborhood shortly before 1
o clock and engine % responded to the
alarm. The firemen used wet sacks
in putting out the fire.
Several trees in the burned area
were scorched.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
BICYCLE RACERS ARE
THROWN DURING RACE
William Rhodes and VI. Conte Subjects
for the Hospital When Their
Wheels Collide

William Rhodes, 2615 Folsom street,
professional bicycle rider, and M. Conte.
50 Caine street. were painfully injured
when their wheels collided during a
race held under the auspices of the
New Century Wheelman's club at the
park stadium yesterday.
Rhodes was in the lead and when
Conte attempted TO pass him the pedal
of the latter's wheel caught in the
rear wheel of Rhodes machine. Both
riders were thrown
Both were treated at the Park
Emergency hospital for severe laeera-
tions and bruises.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
MACkAYE'S TOMORROW"
FOR STAGE READING
Mrs. Howard VIII Present EugenIcs
Drama Sketch In Berkeley Next
Wednesday Night

BERKELEY, July 27-Mrs. Herbert
sanford Howard, "a dramatic reader,
VIII give reading Wednesday night
In Harmon gymnasium under direction
OF the University of California summer
session. Mrs. Howard will present
Percy Mackaye's drama of eugenics.
Tomorrow
Except as library volume Mackaye's
play ish not known on this coast. but
Mrs. Howard will attempt to invest it
with the vividness of staged -produc-
ton
Mrs Howard has given several re-
c1tals In this city and San Francisco
and about the bay
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
BOY, II, SPANKED,
LEAVES HIS HOME
Lad Rcsenting Mothers Punish
Hent Disappears and Police
Join Hunt

OAKLAND, July oT.-Resenting be-.
ling spanked by his mother. Parker Ed
wards, L year old son of S. Edwards
1917 Bartlett street, disappeared from
home, and the police were asked today
TO join the hunt He fled yesterday
anorning.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
Lake Tahoe Daily Train service

pullman Sleeping Car for Truckee is
sf.qched TO Southern Pacific train leav-
srz Oakland pier 7;47 p. IN. daily.
Leave San Francisco. Ferry station,
station. 7:54 D. M ARRIVING early foIs
lowing morning at Truckee where con-
nectfon is made with train Of Lake Ta-
hoe railway. ] . miles to lake. Return
ing, leave Trnckee $40 p. m. arriving
Oakland, Sixteenth street station, 7.40
q. nl., san Francisco. Ferry station, s:10
q na: See agents Southern Pacific. .-Ad-
Yertisement,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
NILE CLUB YEARLY OUTING
Contra Costa County Chosen as Place
for September Event

OAKLAND. .-JHly 27s-Members .ef the
Nile club are preparing to take their
annual outing in Contra Costa county
in September instead of Huckleberry
island Brookdale. City Attorney Ben
r. WoQlner. the club playwright forsix
wears, is working on the annual play.
which viii be this year The Toll OF
the Sahara three act tragedy.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
pPOBATIONER CAUGHT
WITH CHICKEN LOOT
Man ConSicfed of Stealing Motor
cycle and Freed; Faces New
Theft Charge

OAKLAND. July 27.-Manuel Lima.
who was placed on probation July 10
for stealing a motorcycle, was caught
today at the Fruitvale station of the
Southern Pacific company by police
men with sack containing eight
chickens which he said he purchased
from Mrs M Castro, 301 Glasscock
avenue.
Mrs. Castro denied that she had sold
Lima any chickens, and informed the
police that neighbors had missed
chickens
been stolen from r. Miller near the
Frnitxale power plant.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
MONEY AWAITING WOMAN
Maggie CIaytep, Formerly OF St.Joseph.
Mo-. Has InherIfance of SI.25O

OAKLAND. July 27.-Infornation is
sought to the whereabouts of Mag
gle Clayton, also known as Maggie
Cameron. formerly of st. Joseph. Mo,
now believed to be in this city by
Duncan & UtE, attorneys efeSt Joseph
The ATTORNEYS say that an Inheritance
OF $3.50 awaits her as the result Of
the death of "a man named Cameron,
who was killed in a railroad wreck
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
OAKLAND BREvITIES

reception will be given Tuesday at Hotel
Oakland in honor of William Woodhead. pres-
dent Of the Associated Advertising Clubs Of
America The Oakland Advertising association
will be host.
Sergeant of Police j. f. sill. who has been a
member of the Oakland police department for "a
years has filed application with Chief Of
Police w. J. Petersen for retirement on half
pay Sill has been In i'll health.
Guy C. Earl may be candidate for the United
States senate to succeed Senator George C. Per-
kins Friends OF Earl urging him to run.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
-CLUBWOMEN'S NEW HOME
Twentieth Century Organization TO
Take Possession in October

BERKELEY, July 27.-Work on the
new Twentieth Century clubhouse at
Derby street and College avenue is
progressing SO satisfactorily that the
elubwomen plan to take possession in
october The structure will cost $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
TWO AUTOS IN COLLISION
W. WestphaI Strikes Doctor Carriers
Car While Both Are Entering Garage

OAKLAND. July 27.-Failing to OBJ
serve that another car had suddenly
turned to enter q garage al Twenty
fifth street and broadway this morn
ing. w Westpha1 rs East Thirty-sev-
enrh street. drove his automobile into
that of DR.. r. TT. Carter, 53o8 Tele-
graph avenue. No one was injured.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
George Bercher and Clyde billings

GeOrEe HeIchtr ana ITyUe BIITIHES
smashed a restaurant window at AZ
Eddy street yesterday morning and
then struck Herman Raymond, "a bar
tender, with heavy milk can. Ray
mond was treated by physician for
severe decorations on the head and
face. Billings and Beleher were ar
rested.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
The amount asked for is divided as

Total
A municipal boathouse at the Viii
lows" to cost $40, 600. and a new boat
landing for which SIT 800 is desired,
are included in the proposed new i'm
movements.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
COMMISSIONERS ASK
S322,175 FOR PARKS
Increase over Last Years Appropria-
ton Is Recommended to
CITY Council

OAKLAND. July 27.-The board Of
park commissioners has requested the
citv council to appropriate $322,175 in
This Years budget for the park and
nlaveround system. The park directors
were allowed s235.555 in last years
budget
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28

Joseph hrizck reported TO the police
that his room.sat the Norton hotel had
been entered early yesterday morning
and small bottle containing nuggets
Stolen
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28

Hundreds of visitors every, day go through
with guides to inspect this Immaculate in
:sfitufion.
One cannot see it without the convic-
tion that quality is an Anheuser- Busch rule.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-28
BudWeiSer
$500 Employees to Make 1t

The Anheuser-Busch main plant and
branches give employment to 7, 7,5OOpeople
The main plant covers I42 acres, equal
TO 20 city blocks. There are 1 10 separate
buildings. city in themselves.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30

Only seAsel IN City TeaeAine Pitnan
and Gregg shorthand and all Civil Serv.
ice courses. THE DRILLERY.-Adv.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30
CAFE TWENTY-SIX
STORIES ABOVE STREET
Attractive Offering Of Hotel MeApin,
New York City, to Its
Visitors.

Do you know that New York Is fast
becoming one Of the greatest summer
resorts in America? 1t Is a fact that
every summer thousands upon Thousands
of visitors from other cities and sections
of the country make a pilgrimage to the
country's greatest city-to spend. their
vacations. And there Is good reason for
this condition. No other resort that you
can name contains the variety OF attrac-
tons and interest that are to be found
in Manhattan and the surrounding terri
tory. And you don't have to put up with
the Inconvenience and drawbacks Of
most resorts which go q long ways to
offset their attractions. Everything that
skill and experience can devise for the
comfort and enjoyment Of the visitor Is
to be found In the greater city. Take Its
great hotels-its seashore resorts-its
country clubs-its wonderful restaurants
and a thousand and one other features
that 60 to make life enjoyable.
In a city famed for its restaurants and
roof gardens 1t means something when
the seat Of approval is set upon one above
all others, This summer the metropolitan
visitor will be able to visit the highest
and most unique restaurant in the world
a veritable airy paradise. This newest
restaurant il located. atop Of the Hotel
McAlpin, twenty-six stories above the
street 1t towers above New York and
overlooks the surrounding country for
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30

stag HeteL Shower Baths. sse Oh .
ADV.
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Free lee Crean today. Va. TAeater.
Adv.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30
BUSINESS DOES
NOT BAR Love
Washington Women Take Ex-
ception to English Mah-
ronial Version.
LEADERS GIVE VIEWS
Husbands Who Are Occupied Oftsa
Are Ideal, but ks the Man
Himself.
DO BUSINESS MEN
MAKE GOOD HUBBIES.

Lady Cowdray says: He may
not have as much time for de-
monstrating his affections as an
idle man"
Lady Alexander says: "Ths
more eficient he becomes In
business the less SO he becomes
in love"
The ladies of Washington say:
"Ha, ha, Ia! Bosh!"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30

ltsiy's isl1 Olive crop v,s rs.0 tsoA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30
OLD WOMAN SENDS RATTLEs.
Sarah Leiss, IS Years Of Age, Mails
Trophy to OMcial. ..

Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
BIakslee. in charge Of rural free delivery.
yesterday found In his mail small Pill
box, containing ten ratties ana two out-
tons from the tail Of rattlesnake.
The following letter, from Sarah Leiss.
OF Pleasant View, Colo, accompanied the
box:
IT killed the RATHER on the morning OF
the 18th instant on the way to my letter
box. / am seventy-eight years and two
months old. What's the matter with
me?'
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osdr boz from yom groor tedag. The wha's tsn!
No 4 bsasv I'm ~ hssaA3ase tbed thQ tusassnd
H.vT ~ hreaar ~ YsR srec9 M 30 sad 10 send Il
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miles. Facing the south and west. It II
always sure of cooling bree1es from the
sea. And 1t Is q real restaurant, not
merely an everyday roof garden. Its ap-
pointments and service are those OF New
FORKS most distinctive restaurants
while its eonveniences and devices for
recreation and comfort make 1t . verita-
BILE oasis. In a city notable for its thou
sands Of summer attractions for the Wis
itor this NcAlpin Summer Restaurant
has already become the favored spot for
the evening. hours. In q city Of pleasant
surprises 1t Il at the top Of the list.
Music and Dancing and Free MOVING
pictures at Randle Highlands tonight
Adv
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-30
OFFICES FOR ALL MEMBERS.
House BuIIdisg VIII Provide Place
for Each Representation.

In order that all members Ct the Houss
may have offices in the same building.
sIxty.three new rooms viii be added TO
the House once Building. when the
work started on that structure II COM
pleted. Fifty-one rooms will be provided
on the attic and changes on the lower
floors will make room for the remainder.
When this work Ii finished the Maltby
Building at First and B Streets North
west. which now houses about twenty
members, will be torn down to make
room for the enlargement Of the Capitol
grounds- The cost Of the work In tie
House Once Building II estimated a
$zD. 900. ..
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

BIOLOGICAL Psfk. Cheu Chsse. tbs oDunty Dub.
and kepsingtou. Can from Fifteenth and New xoek
Avenue every quarter hour.
steamer St John leaves at .. a. for Colonial
Beach from Seventh Street Wharf,
Steamer Charles Mscaiester ieav. mon soce q
s.,snth street Southwest foe Mount Vernon. hons
and tomb oS Washington. daily. ezeept sunday. q
70 4. q. and a0 D m For Marshan Ban daily and
sunday, 10 q N. I'd and go p N.
Norfok snd Washingtnn Steamboat OoopaJs
.se,mer, from foot Of Seventh etrest f0 Old Font
t;omfot and NORTON daily ct SIS p n
10 Cheyy Chass LAke-Can hum f1fteen6 etess
,rd Nv Yok AssnuA eveU auaft9 hcR. Marine
Baud music and dancing evey uentne
10 Great Falls-Washinston and OLD Dominica
Railroad can sveU fev minutes frum Thizty<txfh
and n. 6HeetA
10 Mount vszD0-wsshinston utiito ompsny
~ a. snfisn, Tvslfth Street. md .Psnng isanta
10 Chenpesks Dsach-Ffequent thruugn train
srryio, frun Ditrict Linz Station. 60 bathing and
al emuseneutA Be- train schedule b raaizosd
column.
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FIewefs for All OceadeAs.
Choice HOMEGROWN flowers and artistic
floral tokens Prompt service. GUIDE, lnA +.
Adv. %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
Irs..I NOTICE.

Last VIII and Testament Of James
~ Mcclure deceased.
To Catherine Mcclure, executrix,
Julia Mcclure. Helen =. Mcclure. Ma
riana Mcclure and Ia all whom II may
concern. You are hereby notified
that the alleged last VIII and tesla
ment 81 James Y. Mcclure deceased,
late % the county OF Bernalillo and
state Of New Mexico. has been pro-
duced ana read IN the Probate court
nf the county Of Rernalillo. state OF
Sew Mexico. at regular term there
uf. held on the 5th day Of May. i9la.
ana the day of the proving Of said
alleged last VIII and testament was
by order of the Judge 81 said court
thereupon fixed for Monday, the LIST
day of september. A. y. 1919. term
of said court. at 40 o'clock In the fore
noon Of said day.
Given under my hand and the seal
IT this court. this 10th day Of jane,
A. -. 1913.
A. y. WALKER.
Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
NOTICE on SUIT.

In the District court. Bernaliilo
county. State OF New Mexico
A. r.. Ryan. Plaintiff,
W.
James y. Lee and George
Porter. a co-partner-
ship doing business az
the James =. Leo Mu-
steal Comedy CO.
Defendants
by virtue Of writ % vendltioni
cNponns ana Of execution issued out
Of the District court Iva the above en-
titled cause ana "a me directed. ! the
undersigned sheriff Of the county of
Bernalillo and state of New Mexico
viii sell AZ public auction to the
highest bidder az the Springer Ware
house No. $40 n Third 81 IN the
City Of Albuquerque on the i4th day
OF July, 1913. at TWO o'clock In the
afternoon Of said day, the property
heretofore levied upon by mo under
a writ of attachment IN said cause
and now by me held hereunder. to-
wit tents. a quantity of electric
lamps and stage scenery. stake
puller quantity OF lumber, sign
boards. seats. chairs.
And ] do further certify that the
amount due the plaintiff on the day
of sale viii be S54.fS besides the costs
Of said sale and the fees aud expenses
Of the sheriff In and concerning said
property. JESUS ROMERO.
sheriff Of Bernalillo County.
MARION a WOOD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

MONEY To LOAN.
On furniture. pianos. organs horaca
wagons and other chatteIs: also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; az
low az $1,000 ond az high an $4,000.
Loans are quickly made ana strictly
private. Time--one month 20 the
year given. Goods 10 remain " your
possession. Our rates are reasunmfle.
Gail ana see az before borrowing.
Steamship tickets TO and from all
parts OF tho world
PRIVATE OFFICES-Open Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co,
ROnma ard 4, Grant Hullding.
SOS y West Central Avenue.
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204 GOLD AVE.

amount due the plaintiff on the date
of said sale ana for which said prop.
erty will bee sold viii he &2.7iG. be-
sides the expenses ~ the sale ana RE-
ownership
Dated June nth. 1919.
=, r. M'CANNA,
MARION a WOOD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Special Master.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
Knnss CITY I.lrcstock.

Kansas city, June 2S.-Hogs
ceipts. | Z coo Market. DC lower Buik.
&S.6b a. $40; packers ana butchers.
ss.66Gs.72 light. tSGb SIS;
pigs. s7.2bGS.25
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Market
steady 10 Zoe higher, Primo fed
steers. SSfOdSSh; dressed beef
steers. S7.0OGS.25; western steers.
S6.BOMS.4O, southern steers. $3.50
ss.0O: cows sIgBG7.25. heifcra
$500 a. SEQ. aockers and feeders,
t6.75Gs.OO. bulls. sb,7b07.25; calves,
So. 90 ~ $50
Shccp- --Recelpts. 1000. Market,
Oc higher. Lambs. $1,000 s.oe'
yearilnRs. $4,000 .25; wethers. 81 30
Gb.AO; ewes 81 00@6.25; siockers
ana feeders fa0oG i.h0,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

New York Jnne e.. MONEY on eaU,
steady at tMmgM Time loans cas-
Ter, sixty DAYS. ~ ~. ninety days
40ti6. six months. sh @bM Prime
mercantile paper 9 per cent eommeF-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25
NOTICE. or sUTT.
In the District Court, County OF Her
nalillo. State at New Mexico.
A. j. Mitchell,

In the District Court, County OF Her
nalillo. State of New Mexico.
A. j. Mitchell.
paintiff }
vs.. } No. 1919
Marion NJ, Lester. Exc
cutrlN. and sole legn-
tee. under the viii OF
Felix II. Lester. de-
ceased, and all un-
known owners. or per
sons having or claim }
ing any interest In the
hereinafter described }
property.
Defendants
TO the above named Defendants.
You. and each of YOU, are hereby
notified that a suit has been filed IN
the above named court and county,
wherein the plaintiff prnys that his
title 20 the west slxiy-seven feet Oi
lots 7-se In Block three go 81 the
Hunlng Highland addition 10 the City
of Albuquerque. New Mexico be for
ever quieted ana set al rest. and that
any person having ar claiming any
Interest. title or right IN said land OF
premises be forever barred and -.
topped from setting M any claim ad'
verse To said plaintiff in said
premises
You are hereby notified that unles,
Won enter your appearance on or he
fore the 18th day ol July. 1913, ol
cause your appearance 90 be- entered
on or before said date. a decree pre-
confesso WIN be taken against va,
ana the relief prayed for win h'
granted.
A. w. WALKER,
(Court Seall
BY Thos. w. - Madison. Deputy
~ w. Cornell. Attorney for Plain
tnf Albuquerque, New Mexico.
CLERK Of District Court.