- 'THE CITIZENS' ALUANCEi
TO WEMBERSi no not frar m"
"Woreott- on yow t>nslnet)m.' A re-<-
,ent Csiifornia Supreme-: Court de-' 1
,-Jsion rnahlen yoa «o Vcnre re-o
drr*«. Report pron:,»fly all nt-"
itrmpt* to lotrrfrrr either *rt«li yonf
Jor vonr bu«laf««. aedenrUnl De->
| , ,rtn-rnt «^H t«k«. car* of r m r re «.>
.r f « tinrgr. If jon don't Uke «b waJki
|.-md prefer to ride, do »o and try to*
t rememher tfae face of tae man 'whof
I nay* r «« eaa-1 and. report tt|
promptlf. *
THE CITBEXI' A LLI AACB, !
Inlon Trust li.illrlintr. I
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CHEAP RATES
Chicago & Back!
$72.50 !
SL Louis & Back!
$67.50
Missouri River & Back!
• $60.00
May 20. 21. Jane 6. 7. 8, Julj 3, 4. 5
Norfolk & Back!
(Jamestown Exposition). About
half rates. Q
Uy 2S» 26. 27, June 6, 7, B, July 9, 10. 31
Atlantic City & Back!
About half rates Via New York.
sligbUy higher.
M*y 25, 26. 27
:hroogb Tourist Sleeper excursions, per-
?-.a'iy cosduaed via Salt Lake, scenic
K-Jorado and Denver to the East Daily,
bougb Standard Sleepers
Wnte or call. Lti ere rlaa yocr tnp via the
wiOBC <iiverke routes of the Enrliarton.
\u25a0 " w. b. sAifßoaar,
ifi'lJC^Bi 795 Karket street »
San Francisco, CaL
j/>t The cioicest cattle ia the v^l
I Lidig Company's freat lHHra
chtisetts^catheßivePlate ./ j
Extract of Beef //^Jj^©
\ product of the world acd WnMs
>>4^J for tarty years the first. \ v^^^
Dr. Mar Don I;
\u25a0 \u25a0 ' .'-^ : ,:~ r,~ ;
h The noted Doctor
766-768 Gay Street
ii 'AffVf'^'^* i)£l .t -\u25a0- n Fr»nci»co
Wltu Uim !. df« Inherit ed thronph »*T»>n
reneratloas. rsres all allmeata that th» ha-
rr.aa tyeteta Is stibjwt To, by 'mrt.es of
Tea* and carefully 'ielected Herta. Oon-
•Bltatlon tfally. v
I
Bank, Utort, Office. Cafe and Bar
In ttoek or declined and made to order
T. H. MEEK
factory. 666-8 Minna Wsrehocse, 1 1 52-4 M ission
Office and Salesroom, 1152-51 Mission
Bet. 7th and Mb »t». Phone Market SS4B
1/2 What Others Charge
1228-1230 mi«offi
ROOMS 21-23 ARCADE BLOCK
Rupture Cured
AVlthont the knife or latta of time. We
rucrantee our results, t. Call or .wrlt^
for testimonials. - FIDELITY RUP.
TIRE CURE, 1322 Market st. (/ op». 7tb-
Room 3. Hours 10 to 6.
JOHNJ.DEANE
JVOTARY PUBLIC.
Special Care Takin..With Jrpovltlon*
itnd All l/egat po<rava*mtu.
XuriliMcst pururr of Gutter and
* trier r Street*.
with your
ads for
Sunday's Call.
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHOXE TEMPORARY; 86
THURSDAY. JIAY ' 16? 1907
WEATHER COJV-DITIOXS
TESTERDAY— Clear; mlsimnm tempcrtture
, 62; minimum. 4S.
FORECAST FOR TODAY— Fair; light ? north '
. cUtnginj; to westerly; fog in \ the
\u25a0 morclnc. /jSjflßyfflf Pa ?e n
\u25a0 EDITOniAIi
Slnacr Rnef on the m<mrner»* tench. Ptg-e 8
Some remarkable lnftnlpratlon ißynres. Paye 6
Foraker crying for quarter. : Pa?e 8
j STRIKE SITU ATIO.V
Gearr street line may resume today.' Secretary
f=h«»pard slgnlnj; agreement In "which "demands
ef nnion are fronted. Pajte 4
A. Mordicai. • a United Roads time keeper.
t*aten almost to death by 'rioters' 1 deipJte his
pleading!!. . p Age 4
One bnndml and twenty-pli oars operated
rtolenee twlag offered sporadically; "loop" Hue
to be opened today. .^ • pi ffe 4
CRAFT
Bners confession of-jruilt win net sarebim
frota the penitenUary. _ ; - * Puje *
DramtUc ecepe U enacted,- In Judge Dunne's
conrtroonj when Roef pleads gaUty to the la
dlctnaent charging him with extortion. Pa*» 2
Bnef aaserta that he U Innocent, notwitU
«U»dlng aia pjea. | , rtift 3
_Ate Kuef pleads rullty of ertortJon fron»
rTenrh reaUnrant proprietors, professes peni
tenc« and makes no plea for Immnnlty. Facet
Self-convlct«J < grafter wUI rereal \u25a0, aU detaUs
of boofillng by the Schmlt* \u25a0 administration and
•Mist prosecution in pnnlshing gnUty. P. 1-8
Revelations by the former boss leave no ioopi
bole of escape for bribe rtrtog ' wpora tlogToffl-'
clals, and those not already indicted \u25a0 will ihe
placed under tbe grand Jnry ban at once.'* jr7*X
city. '- r.^;
Negro criminal from Los Apgeles,' en route to
Saa QTieuUn, escapes from barborpollee. station
and Is at liberty in . this city. Pa f « '9
General! Alkn. who prgulsed and commanded
tb« PtUippfne censtabßlary,. arrives from Manila
on the finny transport Thomax. Paye 1«
Ex^conTlct is shot and .killed with his own
revolver Jn a fight on barbary coast. Pa?e 16
Police Judge? punish many men arrested dun
Ing strike disturbances. pg^, «
suburban' 1 :
Commencement day at University of California
narked' by impressive cerempny : and' im
portant addresses upon the presentation of
wbciastle fcrncrs, pp 4 y» :10
Berteley politician to contest wife's ,'vvUl |
whlcß cut him o2f; charges that relatives In j
Cueneed woman's mind with false stories -of '
atrempied poisoning. . Paye ilO
Traction company's men ceas« track laying
in Berkeley at stern command of President
Wheeler and citizens who desire, better car
eervlce are loud In protest. Page 10
Shfriff Taylor of. Marln scores over the Cocb
raneß by causing bis wa arrest upon a charge
cf libel. , . 2igt 9
COAST
Test case Involving validity of act creating
the Sacramento drainage district Is brought to
t* l **- '- Page-11
i People frcm all parts ;of state wltnrss passioij
I play at Santa Clara college. Pa^e 11
DOMESTIC
Clrcnit Joage at St. Louis decides that H. Clay
fierce mvst stand trial In Texas on charge of
Pfrtory. Page 11
; Throngb a blunder of his attorney Hay wood
j loees Jcrcr wno would certainly have voted for
j acquittal. Paso a
Fedpral attorneys render report dpaouncing j
Harriman stork mergers and federal •• gorernuient
may bring suits to quash all his deals made to,
stifle traffic competition. Pujaß
Too much publicity ' regarding ; the Taft boom
fans old factional feelings into ' strife In both
Ohio and New York and President Roosevelt
resolves* to maintain*' a' discreet silence :' for ' a
«-Wle.> . Par* 11
SPOUTS
Ella O'XellJ annexes the Bouquet stake '\u25a0 at
Belmont park. Pag« 6
Horses run in close to record time In several
, races at Emeryvine. - Page 6
Forty automobiles are entered, for the endur
ance run. "Page .7
Oakland defeats Los Angeles at baseball,
\u25a0 9 to 3. and Ssn Francisco wins from PortlnnJ.
' * to 3. Pag« 6
j George Jame« may succeed T. I. Fltzpatrick
as president, of the - Pacific athletic associa
tion. MR Fa ° c 9
Cleverest of coast athletes enter for bandicip'
meet of the Webster clnb. Page 6
LABOR
Typograpbicsl unirm. 21 elects George X.
Tracy ' as president, and chooses .delegates. P. 9
. Union 22. united brotherhood of carpenters and
Joiners, votes to fine any member who engages
In . lawless acts during the ? strike. • . • Page " 9
jmiiixe ,
Sailors who detf rt British ship by Jumping
overbcard are twice rescued and ' returned to
the vessel. . Paje 11
BIIM.VG
In; doll and uninteresting market : Goldflt-ld
Conxolldated Mines -stock ' sells' "down : to
«3.87%. gpiaillWL^' -- Page IS
SOCIAL
Many society folk »rlll attend the • wedding «f
ML«s Louise nediogtou and ' Dr. Albion Walter
Hewlett at Menlo I'ark on June 12. Page 8.,
r Brief Local News (
BANKRUPT SCHOOL * MASTER-- Albert Nor
rls, « scbool ; teacher at AJvaracio. Illitl a petition
li InsolTeucy yesterday. He owe? $792 and has
$202 assets.
WAKTS EKQUfE EOUBE— The board of trade
has \u25a0 asked : the sapwTisors ; te - bnlld ran engine
bouse . is Busli street near Kearuy and restore
engine compaoy 2 to service.
DONATES , CITY, REPORTS— Thomas '\u25a0 C. But
terwortn»donated. to , tlie board . of „ »uperTlsor*
yes<i=rdajr . a set of " mnoteipa) • reports to : aid 'la
sopplj-lng- . those . missing from the city's : records.
PICKIC OF, EAGLES— The ninth aniivar picnic
under the., auspices - of- San Francisco \u25a0 aerie ,- S -
Fraternal Onier -, of ' Eagles, : will be held . next
Sunday at Shell Mound park. -.- Valuable - games
and pate . prt«» will ; be * »war ded.
RTJK BOWS BY AUTO—Frank I JfcFadden a
carpenter, of '-. 810 Berkshire , street, •: was '» run
<lown by an antomoblle at . Herman and. Valencia
•treew last nlgbt and badly . bruised. The ma
chine did - not , atop after > striking him.
' SCHOOLS PLAN » EXERCISES-VThe gramniar
KmJe» of the public schools of iMs city are
ma&ipg ipreparationa for. the : observance of ; the
peace cocgress «nnlrer»ar7: next 5 PrlJay." \u25a0'-> .Suni-r
lntendent • BoocoTleri recommends , that , the last
honr. of. the. school : day be derpfed to patriotic
«-xorri;eit. \u25a0 \u25a0lira, initßlnMim^' - \u25a0--.-:
. CONVICTED OF; ROBBERY— John Burkf was
conrleted of robbery In Judge Cook's court yes
terday. - He < was arraigned , with William r Ryan
for. robbing Andrew . Yort. .", Ryan - changed bl»
plea from nof /guilty >, ot ,^robbery, to gulity' of
attempt to rob and wa* sentenced to three years
In Saa > QueotUt^HflßßHlttSHttSnbHiillH
HELD ' OH ROBBERY CHARGE^John /iloche
was . held " to afipear before ' U»« superior^ court tbr
I'ojice Judce Sbprtall yesterday ; on - a charge of
robbejy.* His bond .was flsed at «5.000. . On the
nlg*t of April 28 J. J. Sebl.'lSTßH Hayes street
wan knocked down asd robbed iv Webster Mreet
n»»r 1 Sutter ' by -- tiro i meo. \u0084 R»rbe j was ' choked
and captured. The watch ; and chain'etolen, from
Sehl ; were found : In a garden near the scene of
the : robbei7. <^M9HMHs|Hli|iitiswHl
POLICE SEARCH FOR'AL LEAN-r-The police
are fearchine . for ?A1 i Lean, former : physical ta
*traetor In tbe Olympic r!ub and tralnur of U;e
Sta te nnlreralty \u25a0 football -. team. He b ax recen tly
been employed by Matral i Dcvonceuzi, florifts.
8001 $at»er, »tr«et." and- yesterday tliey obtained
v , warrant , for bUtU t arrest * f rota L-, Pollen -' Judce
Ca!jau!ss on a cbersre of . misdetaeanpr embezzle
pent. H* Is* accused;- of -appropriating : $2.30
which was plten him by a;cnstonjfr on Mftyli:.
RAILROAD COMPAMY BLAMED— A coroner's
iwr: yesterday . laid -. tbe blame for the death < of
John Maloney of Ocean -View at the door, of^tb**
ttuathern Pacific company. Maloney was. k fled
ob - May- 11 by; a twitch , engine after , elightiap
from a trnin at the t>tati<>n near hla. borne,,'; The
train on which \u25a0. Maloaey . had ; been i riding » pulled
past ; Use ; station .as 4 4he * was \u25a0 forced -. to • get ; off
and -\u25a0 cross .- others tracks before ; reachtsg ~~. the
j.latf ona. . \u25a0 The \u25a0 engineer . of tee train ' %t as eion
cratcd from • all ; blame.". •. ..\u25a0-;\u25a0
: TO EUPERIN TEUD PARK-rWasblagton, - May
18.-r-Cf aeral S." B. H. '• youßg,* 1 retjred» t was jap»j ap»
pointed snperlot^fldent • of > .Yellowstone ' P*rk V to
tfay,'ito'succeed;MaJor :John ; Pitcher. .;.- •-, *
THE m , HAY 16, 1967:
UNION PRINTERS ELECT
G. A. TRACY AS CHIEF
Delegates Are Chosen for
National Convention^ of
Organization
HONOR MRS. cHAWKES
Members Choose Her as the
Reading Clerk of
Local Body
'. ><gspjglsg?&>v'- George A. Tracy
;*G^^^^^c^^> was ,.,. elected :rV; pxesi- \
dent *.' 0f,;.; San ;• Fran
; -\u25a0 .- \u25a0[\u25a0::. Cisco
union 2i; last night.\.' The choice'ofj the \
members - was ; unanimous. ;ij George i S.
Hollis was; elected! first ;vice}president?
and -W. J. Higgins '[ seconds vice
dent.- .< William ;;J.i French "was
secretary, treasurer.- Mrs. C/ E."> Hawkes
was elected! reading clerk: ,',.;-*_;
were' th^delegatesTi elected
;, to . the-. national convention; ;_; S. ; T.; SawV
i yer, J. M/. Scott^ and : George,; 'A. Tracy;
;.W.-H.> Ellis -an<l r ,WVr J. ; French'were
I'chosenas delegates ; to; the allied'priht
ingi trades council. H. M. Alexander,
F. \u25a0<; E. Jenks vand C. > H. , Parker ..will
1 represent . Jthe*) union ,in the
and. Korean',* exclusion f lea"gue^?.-yH.VM."
Alexander. iW.'.-'J.'-: French,'! Philip "John
son,: TV. T. McClain. -' Leo i Michelsoiv
C; H. Parker, J: V. Rooney.:J^M.JScoH
and [G.VAaTracy ;"Vere elected' delegates
to ,' the „ labor - council/,, -;\u25a0 Leo ; Mlchelsori,'
•trustee and, member 'of Jexecutiye com
mittee ; ; D. ;\u25a0 Gi"; Lewis, • sergeant? at ; arms.
and George S.* Hollis,; J.;W., Mulling and
Paul Spencer, auditors, complete ;th-j
listf of officers - elected for the ensuing
"year. " \u25a0 . .-. . .-. '; -; '•'\u25a0' ' ; ':/j: /j \u25a0
'..':\u25a0 The machinists'" apprentices at their
last meeting Tuesday - night decided to
impose a'flne;of. $25;on,each member
of the- association 'who * rides% on ; a
car during the strike. - Any, member, re
porting-.a. delinquent will be allowed
a, fifth of the fine. '
"William H. Stansbury, clerk . of \u25a0:". the
retail cjerks 1 ; local 432,' reports that
at the meeting. held last; Tuesday night
10 ; applicants ,» ; were ! initiated' and eight
applicationsrwere] presented.
\-oted' to .fine any. mejnb'er; $25 for; riding
on ' city , : cars v " durings \ the ? strike .. an-i
voted $25 to the strlkingilaundry work
ers. -/.The full supportVof; the; union was
pledged to the" telephone.' operators'
union. •\u25a0- . . ; " , ;;'.% " '
Local union ' 22, .united brotherhood
Of carpenters and joiners, '",. unanimously
adopted '[3.1 resolution i to 'i the » effect ; that
"any. member' known to violate : any
law. of : the'; state or. city by. interfering
in any'jsvay.^ with /strike breakers or
nonunion : men -orj riding, on-any car. run
by a nonunion man shall ?be ; fined $25
for Uie : first offense; and the i fine V in-*
creased by $10 for each succeeding
offense." . ' • ' •
The. carpenters' union of-Chico now
has a .membership ; of ? 150. .In \u25a0 conse :
quence, of -the "contractors : in : that place
having^ declared in; favor. "of : the, open
shop, about,- 60 of .'the members -of the
union were called off.
Th*-, union forces: of -Sacramento are
making arrangements: for ithe : Labor
day, observance. - September. 2. .-' .lt t is
planned" to 'make the: parade the most
magnificent: of the^kind fever ; held, in
that city. ; It is 'calculated '\u25a0 that 'it will
coat about > $8,000;. to make "the" parade
what itris; planned: to'have'.it.
5;- At the of .the ; carriage and
wagon;maker3 : union- in "labor* tfmple
last .night, V Frederick / Hose presiding,*
IS.-new members were iinititated,*:" $50
was donated the ; girls'
union and'a 'like amount to, the" laundry,
workers.' : An: assessment of *so centsla
month was lev-fed on each; -member
during the continuance 2 off the strikes.
:: The members* .were urged'" to refrain
from disturbances. , ,
The electrical mechanics. President
George Fjsk .'; presiding.-; appointed .; ' a
committee (of i five ;, last ; nigh t ; to j attend
the 'meeting ' to \u25a0 be , held! in VDuboce' ball
to condemn; the : actionsTof, Patrick ,Cal
houn in the strike.'; The reports showed
that , all '\u25a0; the '• members / were:: employed,
A committee is arranging,: f or ; the j labor
day, parade, ; when i, the [ association? will
turn out' 800 members. ' ! A^ new - banner
costing.T}3so will. -be. displayed.
NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL
ESCAPES FROM PRISON
Negro Being Taken From
Los Angeles to San Quen
tin Gains Liberty:;
_ J. ••: G. Fleenor, a negro from \ Los j An
geles, ".under;, sentence /.of '.l4iyears? : «t
San; Quentlh. for burglary,";' escaped
early: yesterday . morning, from! the] Harf"
bor.^.: s police X.:- station,'., iwhere'iy Deputy!
Sheriff W; Woods ;of ;the ; southern * city
had .'left him .overnight. Fleenor :es
capedjby. prylng-open"the:steel frame-:
wprk of - his -cell -"Vith -^ a convenient
bench." .The -marks {on the bench-show
howe'the; work ; wasjdone.;ilt jwas^a"
simple , operation;:; requiring.: ho^Vgreat
strength," and Its ."accomplishment has
set* at Miberty^ in^ this : community ona
of;the most .^desperate; criminals In the
west?!;:' '.'V-; .>"'.' '* -.*\u25a0' ", : ! '3'f'- : A •'-•":' v;y v. : v..-
V "After, leaving, his ,- cell; - Fleenor
opeiiedf one. of ' the>; big' gates . in: the
patrol -wagon' entrance 'and ; walkfid'put
intoHhe cools night \u25a0air,Xßlamming; i the
dpor behind i him • as ' if ;, tojshpw ? his ; con
tempt '-I for.; the s gingerbread [cells c of
San [Francisco; police tdepartment.'i.TThe
flamming :; of >r the v gateg attracted jthe
attentjonfpf; thß.pollqemeiiXoniduty^ih
ihe ;• station j office: v/The \ escape ;,was > dis
covered,^ but 7 the that ' followed
was; unsuccessful: l-.;: \u25a0\u25a0> 'j .'\u25a0\u25a0-..''\u25a0'; ',.,';'. ''- \u25a0 \ ' : \u25a0 .'
. -The IvOS 'Angeles policy know. Fleenor
as a. ; desperate man;:.: He 1 made] ah
to fescapeff rom ; thg, ; Los/ Angeles Tcquhty
jailb a \u25a0 month ;fagp, :^He'|and_| tw"o*6ther"
prisoners, 4 ., armed ;withlwirid6w
attack ed r. their* Jailers, Kwho: were i ; eom
pellodf v toX shoot \u25a0.{companions'
pefore -! the ' prisoners "( decided to "return
to ?j their s cells. p,v h"..-;- .'„\u25a0' : ; . : '".':^ ' : '; u^i
.Wh«n. arrested, -Fleenbri was oonduct- 1
jng la^real |, estate » business \ jn_- lyosl Ari
\u25a0gelee, • where^ he, had 7 : 10 Sbrarich it offices?
A f ter v conviction I he ' coiif essedTUo 4
Ingf;beenVone"'Of{[a4gangypf (lO^mon
who : .had been A systematicaliy^ robbing
residences/. ..He ..'maintained |a^"fence,"
through f;wljlch | the :f: f lobti A was
of. . He has; served, a. term -.< in '.the s Ne
braska and to
the S polic«i as •; the fLVbafef oot I' burglar .V.
He;is: powerfully"; builtTand more
than: 6- : feet" in
;.TH REE \u25a0 H URTI W^C^R^iSHAfV*
Oakland,;. May <'\u25a0- 1 5,-^The C safety
gates at the ' Oakland r end "of t the^Webs t e r
stree 151 5 brid ge^wer enclosed | tool gh t \ tiafj?
south ;f bound {Alathedalear^waHj passing
through,^ and 1 : several Jpaesengefsion! the
footboard *j wereV; jammed^agalnstS; the
side fof / the ; ca r.^ :\u25a0\u25a0 George jHobaion,^ aged
14,) of y Eagle -.;ayenue t lTAlameda^ Edgar'
Crafts,? 23 30 % Buena'4yf staTayenue^l and
James sMoflzio|Tofjßli\SCypf ess, street
received minor] injuries!^ \u25a0• • <
Changes in Stations
of Army Officers
WASHIXGTOX, D. CHC H May
' 15^-Tbe . following v as
signments and ;Vchan«e«
\u25a0. -,-' of stations, 'of /officern'Tof
\u2666he eon »t- artillery : « re }; *^ de *^ d .j
Lieutenant T Colonel
Marsh Is relieved, from \u25a0'. further
dnty .' ait Fort Mott. ' X. J.'. and ; irlli
proceed : to ' the Presidio ' of - San
Franelseo^ for assignment^ to dutj-.
Lieutenant Colonel '\u25a0 Charles '. G.
AVoodward ils relieved from 'duty
at Fort ' Rosecrans, Cal., . and trill
proceed -to Fort Terry,; X, Y.iiior
dnty. Major Charles ' H.; Hunter
Is v -relieved •' froW>f duty - ~at " Fort,
>Hley, Cal.. and \ will proceed to
Key ; Weait >. barracka, ; Florida, ; and
assume 'command of that! pout and'
of i the? artillery .district 'of K*y
AVest.; ; Major Kllsha ,i S; 'Benton
will proceed to Foirt MileV . and
assnme command ' of that post.
' Major Georgr* ; W. Go tebell \u25a0 will
proceed to Fort ; RMecraps find as
sume command' of the post and of
the artillery district of San Diego.
Colonel Albert Si' Cammlns Is as
. Kilned '\u25a0!\u25a0 to \u25a0• the command .of I Fort
AVorden, • TV^ashlng-fon, and of the
nriillery district of Puget Sound.
Major T John ;, L. \ Haydeja^ will /pro
ceed to Port Caner, Waßblngtfon';
and assume conuuand of tbnt post.
, Major' Jlorrl«\K. Barrell < will -pro
ceed to Fort Worden, Waah Inert on,
and report to the commanding of
fleer for 'duty. . Captain Eugene P.
Jervey :. Jr., -\u25a0 . Tenth ' ; cavalry, ' will
proceed •; to : tb©^ Pre«idlo ( of ' San
Francisco 3 and report to the \ com
manding officer of the general i
hospital nt that post for treat-'.
iinrnt. < Major ; William \u25a0 W. \u25a0 Harts,
engineers, upon being;;':, relieved
from duty at San Francisco by \u25a0
Major John Bid die, ; .will * proceed \u25a0
to ; Chattanooga, Tean., for duty.
ATHLETIC OFFICIALS
TO NAME NEW CHIEF
George James May * Succeed
\ T. I. Fitzpatrick as
President
The; officials :of \u25a0'. the Pacific athletic
association, the goA'erninfir body of anja,
teur "sport in "California;;; are r. casting \
about' f or •' a; successor* to ; President : T. i
I. ; Fi tpatrick, who s resiff ned'i the \ office ;
owing; toithedemands; of {business"; upon i
his\time.".'-: George' James/" who; has-been :
identified .with . athletics ion i this, coast \
for> many j years; ; : . is \u25a0 considered! the. most j
likely-, candidate for the! office-^jSfgfjSflßHß
; James is; in r close; touch with the ath
letic -situation "and would ":\u25a0 be "f. able to
iweld •! together the • variousVcluba .;" from
which -the : ; association . -.fdraws :j its
stryngth.^vThis . is^/especially^.truefof
the lacrosse^ men • andUhe] football: play*;
ers^r-Itlls.belleved'they.wouldadd'much
strength f. to ], the ; association'/ and-": help
to /restore jit to: the former^ high"plane
in?athletlcs.^. " ; -: ' : : \
J"?iThe 'greatest: task before the associa
tlonj.this year,, wj^ll ; be the sending of s 'a
team Ho sthelJamestown; exposition*. :It
has: decided 'to \u25a0; send: on .a 1 small but
representative \ team;. . This will \u25a0: be
added ;• to llf ithej funds fat -the, disposal
of ;: the "be - sufflcientii A;-com
parison, of ; the:records>;made ;here^and
in the" east"' this J spring,:- indicates;- that
California^ has . several ' men who -could
hold; their, own ; in] competition with any
bf> the eastern -cracks.-' \u25a0 " '^^'^
UNDERWRITER EXPLAINS
THE RAISE IN RATES
Says TfetiOakland Has Far
Outgrown [ Fire ? Fight
ing^ Facilities *
:V OAKLAND/; May/ 15^W. S.; Duvall . of
the >j San f ; Francisco if board '-.., " 0 t \u25a0 .underf
wri ters' appeared; before ;theT grand? jury
today _ in : response' to a' letter asking, for"
1 nf orrnationj; regarding -the \u25a0• prgvailing
h igh ; lire ' insurance' rates \u25a0 here. , He ex -
plained : that v ' : . by .its' 1 rapid
growth} during 'the last year had; larger
ly outgrowii Uts \ fife^Qghtlng * facilities.'
Fife »? Warden^* George 'j» McDonald';?:; fur
nished Uhe grand jury .wj th ; data" regard
irig^the ; equipment . of '.. the . fire \u25a0 depart
ment ; -.\u25a0; -:-.-. \u25a0',.. . : :-*''/..- .."\u25a0: "-,- ';n; n -•'•\u25a0•- \u25a0
', Harry^Borchert,; steward! of ;• the^re
ceiving|h6spital l^wasJ,queßtlonedJabout
hisi practice v ot f. submitting :{ unitemized
laundry John
Sabini .Bdrchert^ expjained^thatfhefdid
so ,at jSabln's * request.^ having I retained
the'; itemized *i tags \u25a0 at • the ; hospital. :' ; " «
' : A. : R,'; Emof y.'iwho Jclaims ; that : he \u25a0was
felieVedfof,' sl6s:£whne£detainedi inl the
city: jaii|charged|with; Insanity,! wished
101 0 c present I affldavi ts C- showing, '^that ;\u25a0 he
was ; in • possession"; of .: the .money a,few
niin'utes tbefore) his ; arrest,;, but' was i not
giyeh| &n% opportunity ?to do j 80; at to
day'slseesion.; 7;i^ / :J.~O: J.~O . , \u25a0''--;' '-."-:,'\u25a0\u25a0
MESSAGES iMYSTIF'y' "
AUTHORITIES
Inqulries:MadejAlwutiß6dy'6f;Which
There \u25a0Is t No '"; Record \in
/ ; '":u ; V;M6rgiie;;- ; V; : ;^-
; .OAKLANDV'May \u25a0 15>^Cororier} Tisdale
and: Chief £ of SPoliceliWilsoni'have^rei;
ceived 5 a'tnuntber \of ||)telegrams lifforn
Des> JHdines,*lowa,i md'« SJt.';; Paul.; Mihn.i 1
inquiring' 3 as f. to'V what I " disposition i has
-been*j'made'i,'pf < %th'e'i. -'."body of^Kdward
Powers/4wh"o^wastdrown?d|6n! Mayj7."i
These! mesßageV|are?suPposed 1 to/ refer
to Ju tjie t 1 body gthftt^waa f. found '£ \*% M the
bay i at tthe^fodtlof^Peraltat street
.which iwas'at^flrstieupßosadftbibeithat
of :: Frank r; E3-' I Smith; : the \u25a0 murderer^;"bf
Johri^Marcovich.' . • ' .; \u25a0 \u25a0>
s'f^The i i authorities have I ho "1 idea , hbwrtjio
jsenders gained felthasibeHef | the
dead , nian -was i supposed .to J be ! "Edward
. Power s,'"jf as j there .]f |b 1 report f here
thatysucliTa"; nian |waf | missing.^ Replies
have^beenVsent3to|that|effect;T . -.;
£5$ One.'-/ o 1 1 1 he || te] egr'ams" s [was Xt si gri ed
s.;'JVlary/5 .;'JVlary/ E.|* Ppwerß,l 'pesjikjolnes^lowa'j ;
another^|i'D^^.t{P6werp,>DaUy|Newß, t
'St^Paul,^Minn.Ti arid |? »:m third . V? byU the
chiefiofipolJceJof Dcs Moines.- "
.Travel 3 Luxuries i Easf '
-Trains l" preferred ,. by. v people accus-:
i tbmed fto \u25ba the* bes t: W'ThQ i Pennsylvania'
'Limited.'iSiea'vings Chicago^ s :3o*p:-£m. : ;
."The 't New .',Tork t Wmited,'.' . leaving': fit.
Ix>uia \u25a0£ Vf o'clock -i noon? over,- Peonsyjvav
nlaiShortsLineß.VsGoodjßervJtorSj attend*
on f every i .lde^lnquire \ of ; H.rAJ; Buck/
40 1 Powell', street ,•- »
M'GILL CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF THOMPSON
Man Shot; in Fight Dies
and Alleged \u25a0; Slajrer Is
; to Be Prosecuted 1
•\u25a0•; \u25a0 v \u25a0-':'•\u25a0 ',-.-\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0--:----: •? • ;\u25a0. >\u25a0»' \u25a0•;- r -
\u25a0sJOAKIiANT). : 4 May; 15^-The death of
HcnrjV; Thompson: today.'lcausedlArthur
C.X McGill.'^who Vheld;;the " pistol i.whlch
infllcted'thej fatal wound.' to 'be charged
with?murder.V -.* :; , VX^^^^^fiMfll
: . Thompson^ who * had"?, been -'lingering
between ;life'and:death'.for ; nearlyithree
days,'; passed I , awayj at Fabiola hospital.
The ;ibulleti' smashed fi the '$ frontal i bone
of '; the \u25a0*, scalp,^^ scatter ing bits '/\u25a0 of 5 bone
througrbTlthe S brain/,-- I .':' ':',:> >%-.- \u25a0- '}. \& --.
X!McG»ill;-^whoj has lbeen confine<s?a^{the
city ? Jail * since'Xthe'i shooting,';: said t this
evening: possible
under, the • circumstahces-pprotectedTmy.
wlfe.'W-i^'dld; "notfjintend :^; to V;; shoot
Thompson,^ but ; : merely, displayed \u0084th«
revolver { to : prevent ? him \ from* striking
my;, wife rand ' lti exploded' accidentally."
Thompson's /wife \u25a0: left j hlniY about'two
months ago! and i went to ; White t Plains,'
N. liY-i ? to visit h relatives. U: She f claimed
that f her ; l husband f had * mistreated \u25a0\u25a0- her. :
-I The c trouble,^between :;-,McGiIV Vand
Thompson Jis > said ;\u25a0 by ; MeGUIS to A have
arisen '"over; thft fact] that ; he ; had (failed
to N repay j $200 * to ; '.Thomp«on,"(.w'ho* had
loaned *i t f to ; him fto - pay ; for.: his 1 share
in a :lodging«house at fi 9Bß%- Filbert
street, s^ which ; they/ Jointly purchased.' ' -,
SCANLON TO BE TRIED
i BY POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Charges i of i Insubordination -\u25a0 and , Dis
obedience^ Are ';, Filed /Against ;
Patrolman by, Chief
: OAKLANDAMay 16.i-Gh.ief . of 1 Police
Wilson; today filed charges of insubordif
natlorj! : ; r with. ; the \u25a0,' police .•^cbmtoisiion
against; Patrolman 'John^Scanlon; as ; the
outcome /of ; Scanlon'B "j recent i attempt} to
test « the 5 law} making "> it \ obligatory /on
cities ; of 4 this ; ; state'. to i f avdr,\ the? older
meinberißVof ? thej f orce • In \u25a0assigning \u25a0. the
men^to day^ or'night <Juty. c :^/' r i^' .:i^ \;
; WheujScanlon : was {ordered I to', take a
beat < requiring'- him $ to? begin" work fat
midnight^on'jMay.vl* ne , refused: to, do
ep '\u25a0"s and i the 1 next '< day, was . called to 'ac
count \u25a0; by/ Chief ;Wilsonh after, .which , he
proceeded "with I his ; night) watch."* Scan>
lonVw»«;placedton 1 a day^, watch', today,
it t being^ announced .' that * the ;\u25a0 peniority
rule : had . been * put . ; Into V effect,* 1 though
the {'board j did < not) admit i the 1 right \u25a0-• pf
the; state i to ; dictate"; to ; a icity. as ?to the
\u25a0conduct \ot fits* affairs l^wbenVit \ ia }b&v
erried' by.; a charter. • * But ; this apparent
ly.'did not mean' that the end of thecon
troversy^was at ; hand,' f ori Chief .Wilson
proceeded ', with the filin g [of ; the" charges
*gainsUScanlon::: : The board > decided ; to
take the matter up'iThursday.'
%\ Poll cemanTj;;C CPNeiir has-been su»
peiided for.' two" days ror "sleeping .while
on f duty.' '. X .: . - .
JUDGE FINDS THAT WIDOW
IS COMPETENT PERSON
Mrs. Anna Pitman -Obtains Court's
\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0 Permission to Manage Her : .''
-Affairs
OAKLAND; . May 1 5— Judge Harris
decided; today .that; Mrs. Anna A. Pit
man ; wasV : competent to manage; her
affair's ?and^? her stepson .Harryj Pitman
was "discharged "from '\u25a0; his duties ,.; as
guardian; of v her,: person.,-; The grief Tof
Mrs. -".; Pitman -[f o llowin g ! her * husband's
deaths Jhil9oslwasi thought at ithe I ' time
toXunflt? her, to ; care : for- her; estate \u25a0: and
Hafrys Pitman ? was % appointed • to* care
forj'her.'-r. The Restate,*; valued < atl $30,000,
,w_aa i- by); the ? Union f trust
cdmpanyibf J San? Francisco :* and $150 *a"
month :,; allowed etor^ Mrs.'- Pitman's * ex
penses."?, Several ; neighbors -of ;Mrs. Pit-^
man ivolunteeredithelr; testimony , in \ re-;
storing, her. to a position of competency."
EDWIN MEESE TO -TAKE \
HIS; SEAT 'i IN "COUNCIL;
Candidate , Who Won After a Recount
in* Superior Court ; Awaits
- Judge's Findings .•
OAKLAND,'- May. 15.— Edwin . Meese,
who: won, the.election^ for ; the position
of/ councilman ;: from the fourth - ward
by> a): plurality 1 of ' 9 votes V as i a ; result
of : , the contestHhat- he! instituted in; the
superiori courty: E. '* C- Hahn.: announced
today': that Vhe Jto % take f his
seat (asjsoonfasf Judge" .; Ogden's de
cision \was) handed ;down!.V;~ : ?
J- Meese^ said t thatl he r understood: from
his attorneys that a law was passed by
the ; last? legislature* by^vlrtue 1 of ; which
hflr.would'ibe;;entitled?tb' ! the seat
ing : any; appeal r,which^;-Hahn;: ! might
take,^HMHHBHnMHn|Mi
PUIVERAL ; " OF. VICTIM OP ' TRAIN
vv OAKLAND,; May/; JB^The^ funeral of
Gerald |.W." : i Orrick^.; who 5, was < killed Vby
aHrain' at, Belmont, ;wasl held today 'at
trieih"ome"6f i'hls.; parents ati3?7 iVerrion
street. Tißev.'>E. ? R.\Dilleofflciatedrand
JSMZ Robinson \u25a0; and * Miss I Mabel 1 Gray,
members lof -j the | choir. >of ; ; the !. " First
Methodist 'church," ; rendered \u25a0 the musical
: :ii, The; pallbearers Jwere; students i' v "pf -the
Oakland j high? school | and 'i members of
the;:ffaternltyi to which v Orrlck - be
longed.-Ivi Interment '} was In v Mountain
View-'- cemetery. \u25a0:\u25a0".\u25a0'.; . .N , . , \u25a0\u25a0 -.
TWO/ KILLED BYi TRAIWS
\4OAKLAKD,IMay~J6. :T -Two} unknown
men i killed J by,' trains '-. in -.. this city,
this i evening.^* One^jwho* was • about ; 3 5
years \ old/i walked %in t front' of 'a ; switch
engineV at {Grove * andl First : streets i and
was *i instantly^ :jkilled.~ : J;';.The> ii r othor
jumped! from^thejtop; of Sfii freight ;car,
on^whlehthe^hadibeenJstealing.jaTrido,
at Sthe]Ji6ixteenth^ street; station. r^He
rolle4iunder^the- wheels when; he struck
the,;groundjjand^thej.body was^cut: to
pieces. '\u25a0\u25a0'.>-..\u25a0 :-. \u25a0'\u25a0";\u25a0--•.'• .*. : -. \u25a0\u25a0'."/-.:''' : "''?•'•'\u25a0\u25a0;
BURGLAR -SHOOTS j.WATCHMAN
*rh OAKLAND,' ; ; ; May -^ ,' 16.-~Benjamin
Doyle^inight "^watchman -f at ;. the 5- United
ensineeringl works \u25a0'-. ,; 0n "..the > Alameda
Bid«l of ilthel; estuary, :^was , shot *- by. \u25a0 a
burglar^ earlyi thianxorplny.andj. wound
ed ; ins the I lef t| arm. ll^ "He? says f: that Vhe
heard % some | one| f umbll n g at i the flock
Of J thel front t4oor| about 1 1 (o'clock?? ?On
goings to| Investigate \, he • was; fjred Ton.
He ; ; rf turned J the • fire, but ' the ' burglar
escaped,' '/.- : ; ;.'-.' -'.'.-.__ '\u25a0;j-s .\u25a0'-.";-._ : -; r t ;~'~-- ';-~*J'-.\ '£
WOUI^D 1 8TOPJ 3MARRIAGE
: : OAKIJAND,; May| 15^"I ;Vm guardian
of , HllJalTJevenpera^minor^^dd not' Issue
marriage * license; *a^ telegram signed
by; ; ; J:; \u25a0 H."I LJndstrom of t Fort i~ Bragg;
,Te3cas,^and g received ;; by': County :<; Clerk
Cook |today;4 put fall ,| the T^clerks rin the
department J'ony the " lookout S for "Miss
Hll Jft^Theiwatch|waa I in^valn, '; as : she
"did^ not I appear^ ripr/did » anyjsui tor : *sk
permi s sl°!L|tp^make » her I huswife.;-; \u0084
E^Bj^Aißr x vy"isrrisro \u25a0? knights
j.tOAKIjANP.^.May.y. 15:-— Delegates Hto
th*« l ,»ta.tejcoußcil>of jtheJKnightSiOf Co
lumbus^werej the I guestj j todays of 1 b»k-"*
landTieouncil.'^Automobllefritfeafaroujjd
the^cHyi*adfe; Berkeley, jtwera , ; ; token/
Lunch i.waa * served i'at ; Piedmont .springs
clubhouse, i* This I evening!^the > third «'de- M
gre# LwasTexeniplifled at * Maccabee \t^m
pieXiiThtWi \*A le«-.V-' attended*] *'.-. theater
party: at ;ldora park.;. -=, " * : %\- ;:: \u25a0 • '
|Po»^«M^fo«uspSllj
Hardwood • folding ! ebalrs ! for ,Terand*. 3 »umnj*r
resorts hoteia,"* lodges, *; banqaet >> haUa/ss tocUl
clnba c Wadtrgarteiui. t achoolt," chttfc&w. OiittUirt
Uom UcConnlck.Haadtraoa Co.. 717 Vaa Van. •
<|> Absolutely Pure ©
© Absolutely Pure ©
& When ordering baking powder Q
ft ask^^ for :.' Royal.' : ,A ptire, grape S
&" cream of Tartar powder. H
© v All its ingredients are named (S
m: upon the label. Free from H
(h alum and phosphate of lime. m
J$T . I»OYAL«AKJNQ POWOER CO., NEV/,YORK: jJT
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER
PAYS MYSTERIOUS VISIT
Arrives to Investigate Mint
and Custom House.
It Is Reported
\u25a0i] Civil service, as applied at the mint
and 'the custom house •in this city, is
said to ;be under investigation. There
was ;- considerable •- excitement among
the \ employes >-of v these : institutions
when \u25a0 It i was • learned yesterday that H.
M. k Kiggins.V chief , examiner . of the
United s States 'civil " service . commission,
had I arrived ?on? a': secret mission and
that, his';'object .concerned; the- methods
followed L in ; : . filling - many ~of - the . posi
tions i ot -trust ' at the mint and in the
custom, house., ' „
. Klggtns* declined: to. discuss his visit,
but I the a fact " that ,\ his . operations are
usually; limited to points serious
complications have arisen in the gov
ernment's 'management fof ; public .busi
ness I placed 'the heads ' of various de
partments \ here ; on the . anxious i seat.
Kiggins " registered Tat ' the \u25a0 St. Francis.
Y. M.;i: MEMBERSiPrAN AN
EXCURSION TO SAN JOSE
Exemplification ' and Initiation to Be
":• Held oh May 30 and Degrees
.WilL Be Conferred
j: \u25a0 Preparations have been completed by
the^various:local ? councils'of itheL Young
Men's" lnstitute. for the district exempli
fication \ and t'class l in itlatlon 1 to ; be ;• held
\u25a0at \ Sah; Jose 'on', May} 80.* r ,'A 'special train
will ' leave! this ?cityj at \! B:4s ; o'clock. \ re"
turning, after itheiexercises. *: Aatop will
be r made j at ; Sah Mateo '" to take on' the
members;of itbe^councir.of that;pity. ; i
4 : The;exercises will * be i held; at*, 5t- Jo- I
seph's" church.- J~Amori g '- those . who will
assist^in "••\u25a0conferring^ the*, degrees are
Pas,t s Grand ; Presidents F. J. Kierce,
James'iD. Whalen,*- John? P. Fitzgerald,
I Grand' Secretary Stanley and Grand Di
rector; John i E.'i Richards Jr. . ,"A - recep
! tion.wlll beglyen, the visiting, members.
AMUSEMENTS j
Novelty Theater
; Loverlch A Lnbelskl, \u25a0' Proos. -and slgTs.
JL.AST ; Fobß* XIG HTS — Gndln? s nndar
* '. : \u25a0 ONLY MATIXEE * SATURDAY. MRS.
LESLIE'GARTER
"D U &ARRY "
• T^SeaU f2 ! 'to;Mt i -
I Beglnjjlßsr ?TEIT MOSDAT PTIGHT
KNAT;C. GOODWIN
In tils latest and greatest ;miccess "The Genius. *•
V;-: ; . SEATS i NOW; READY : ; L
VAN NESS^THEATER
Cor. Van Neas axid Qrpr*. Phooe Market 500.: J
jREOPBPriXO
MATINEE iraXT SATT7RDAT
/ May j 20, . and ' contlnnlns
ALL NEXT * WEEK ;
MEPSRIETTA
CROSM^N
In the N. Y. \u25a0: Fareleal Comedy Success, ;
feALI>QF^SUDDEN PEQQ Y.
\u25a0 ; '.;Vi;-";\ -.'.)SEATSjREADVr;;;:
Coming— OTlS ' SKINNER la /Til* DaeL"
: ELLIS ST. NEAR PILLMORE.
EXQUISITE yAUDEVILLE
w Velt« t "* Eleetrle \ Marvel f - Matthews "**.
Ashley) Ethel 3lacDonous b, "The : Girl
Behind the Drum") Kramer it Bell-
clalre | \ Qrpheum - Motion j Ptetare* ; \u25a0\u25a0 La»t
Times tot a Charles . Leonard ; Fletcher;
jPrtneeas Yolaathe .' and 'Her Trained
Cockatoo*) Dnrand f Trio,*, and - For 4t
Clark In ;.^lJ»der;tl»e;Sea.'»,, ,
.-.; PrleeaS-Erealng*,* lOe.'i 26c,' • 00c and 755e," Box
Seats. $1.00. Matinee* (except Sunday) — 10c, 25c
and 50& "PtoM , Wert ,6000.-
CENTRAL THEATER
a i Brneat : B-~i B«well, Proprietor and Man ager. •
; Market • and - Bth . Btreet».^ - - L Phoce Market : 77T.
! Enieijt}} HoWdl'i i players ; preaentlnjjf > the ; ata-
• s \u25a0-.- V "pendona \u25a0pectaeolax melodratna,
CHINATOWN
TO^ ' AJ * J THIS WEEK.
P81CE5???^??^yi??5j^.'. ......... 15c. *>. jOe
I V i Next^ Weak— Beninntaj Bmday • Ma tln«e. -
SHERIFF TAYLOR SCORES
OVER THE COCHRANES
Causes His- Own Arrest for
Libel on Constable's
Complaint
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THB CALL.
BAN RA.FAEU May 15.—Sheriff "Wil
liam Taylor was arrested today upon
a libel complaint rworn:to by Constable
Georgre Agnew in Justice Maaree'»
co } lrt ' th© charge beins that Taylor
had libeled Editor M. F. Cochr ane and
J. W. and P. H. Cochr ane In a letter
published in January. • The entire let
ter is made the subject of the com
plaint, in accordance with the point
decided' in Taylor's favor in Justice
Magf e's court a few days ago, th«
plaintiffs, having endeavored to sue on
only a portion' of the missive. The
sheriff was 'released "on his own recog
nizance by Justice, Mag-ec this after
noon.
"The case will come up before Judgre
Lennon in the superior court nest Sat
urday. , Taylor said this eveninar that
the status of the case was entirely sat
isfactory to him. and that he would
prove his assertions. James "V\T. Coch
rane .evinced the greatest surprise
when told, of Taylor's arrest.
"I had absolutely no intimation that
Taylor .was to ,be arrested." • said he.
"My brothers and myself will flgrht th«
action; to ? the .utmost At least four
separate complaints are to be based
on letter,^ and we intend that the
case: shall . be . fought on . each charge.
If »tbe district attorney will not do his
duty we' will call upon the attorney
general."
; Cochrane scathingly denounced Ag
new, who,' he said, .was one of Taylor's
deputies ' and \u25a0 had been . for a long • time.
Glenbroofe Inn aad Ranch
On. Nevada side of Lake Taho* for those wbo
wait eennlne sammtr outing; rates reasonable:
excellent hotel accommodations or cottage Ufa
If desired. 'Ask Information Bureau Soutb«ra
Pacific. :2!BUHRtMRHMMBH *
I AMUSEMENTS
fIMERIdAN
MABKXT AND TTH STS. Ph<m« Market Ml..
TOXIGHT." MATIXEE SAT. AXD 9VX.
The Greateat Theatrical Bargain la tne Oty.
BEST RESERVED SEATS 25c and 50c
THE GREAT NAUTICAL DUAMA.
M V JAC X
10— SUPERB STAGS PICTDRB»— IO
. Monday rrext~"THls SILVER KIJIU**.
E ALf AZAR fflEATffi
PAb«ohrtel7-'*aaW A" BnlMta*.
Car. Satter aad Ststoer »t«. - \u25a0 ,
BELASCO ' & MAYER. Owners aad tftnuw.
TONIGHT AND ALX WEEK
George H. Broadiorst'i Orttt Com«<!j,
7WHAT HAPPENED 0
,-\u25a0.. TO JONBS . I
A laugh ETerr Minute.
Matinees: Saturday !. and Sunday
Prlce»-Xl«at. < 23c itor H; : Sfata. Sse, SQ«, sti.
Xext Wetk— THH CHARITT mtr
BaMflMmaaMam*. \u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .
" ; • "\u25a0 - .."'*'. ';'..'..._';
RACING
SJg|^p> JOCHY CIUB
*^^ Oakland Racetrack
Six or _taan am «aen wiak d«y, rmJa or intM.
: Baeea commence at 1:40 p. m. abarp.
V* For •pwOal . tralaa , Ui • 8. "P. • ?tnj. ; toot ''it
Marfc.t at., at 12 o'clock'; ta«r»aft»* oacj as
mlaates aatU 1:« p. nu No amoktia la Uat **•
! B«taraln« trxtaa \u25a0 UaV* aftat- ' afts aad U«t
H. WIIXIAM3. Prwfd.ic
FEBCY :W ; .TaJBAT. : J Secretary.
Baseball
, UECIIE-VTIOX PARK.'
BT. BET. 14TH AND ITTn. ,
- OAKLAXD '.V 9. LOS A^GEI.KS
WED. T8U83., ~F81..:..1.....:..-J:*»r. H.
SATtTRDAy. .-....*......... 3:t*» P. M.
SCKDAY '...-...-.."....%...;.. ;...3:3U V. H.
' Be»r»ed Setts it Ground* aad H. UiKKis *
CQ.,,lS4g Tlllaofß atrtgt. . :
;^Bring
9