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Events of a Day in Four Counties About the Bay
RESOURCES OF ALAMEDA
COUNTY TO BE EXHIBITED
Definite Plans Are Formed
for a Big Exposition; \u25a0
TO LAST- TWOi WEEKS
Chamber of 'Commerce Will
Have Entire Direction
: of ;the Affair -
\u25a0 -\u25a0: .v. .-..*• \u25a0\u25a0:,- - - - - \u25a0 ':\u25a0' \u25a0'---• '\u25a0
OAKLAND^ July 30.— For two weeks
following • September 23 the people of
Alameda county will hold an elaborate
carnival and' exposition- at Idora park
on a scale far surpassing anything ever
before "attempted : lni this part of the
state*- Definite xplans were formed to
day at a luncheon given in the Athenian
club by Bernard P- Miller. Miller, wbo
has been appointed. director general of
the enterprise by the directors of the
chamber of '. commerce, " called together
a number of representative men today
and asked them to serve on an execu
tive .committee to -be appointed imme
diately. ... ioßßmß6&tSS&3m&o&*<
The big show will be both a carnival
and . ah- exposition, of the industrial
resources of Alameda county. .Thej
county's exhibit at the state fair. Mill j
be brought down from Sacraniento'and j
installed in the large skating pavilion
at the park. In the . same building!
alto -will be placed hundreds of other
displays. representing the manufactur
ing-arid- agricultural interests of the
city > and county. .„ . - ...
The. carnival will be under the direc
tion of :the""cbamber of commerce 'land
the proceeds will go to the biiildlng
tund -of . that-, organization. . For.- the
two weeks .the regular Dark manage
ment,will" yield authority to the cham- j
ber as far as the -receipt of money 13
concerned. "All the 1 executive' work" of
the carnival will, however, be directed
by Miller and an 'executive committee
of 25.
The plans for' the carnival include
the setting apart of days for
San ""Francisco, the dvermore valley
and Hay ward. All. of the leading and
fraternal and charitable organizations'
•win also be Invited to entertain their
visitors on days, and evenings during
which they will be allowed to officiate.
On these occasions they will be given a
percentage of the* receipts.
The management expects that be
tween -400,000 and 500*000 will attend
the -carnival.- Excursions .will be run
from all points within 100 miles of
Oakland. . \- •
WOMAN MAKES PLEA
FOR FORGED LICENSE
Hopes to Save Daughter's
Mind and Her Own
Good Name,
" OAKiIAJcb. July 30.— With the hope
of saving her daughter .from the in
sanity which she fears will result from
grief and- constant brooding about her
parentage, a woman signing herself as
Mrs/ Lula Moss of. La Grande, Ore., has
written to the county clerk here ask
ing him for a forged marriage license
dated back .32 . years' with which to
clear her- daughter's mind of doubts.
- - Mrs. Moss asks to have one forged, for
elie- admits she was never married to
the. falhrr. of her,, daughter. , She says
the giri : haß besought tier : many times
to show the marriage license or to tell
her about her father, but she has been
unable to do cither, and has becn'com
peHed -to watch the. girl's \u25a0 dejection
grow dangerously near, insanity.
Nqw_Mrs. Moss fears the [truth, will
.come out. and she says that she cannot
•live' to face it. In a blurred- and al
.most illegible postscript " she adds: VI
"K as'only; a • child and am living right
arid 'in heaven's name help .me -before
«all is , lost." -.".'•• • "\ \u25a0•"•-• .
TJ^e. letter-.'XoHows: rag
J " Couair" clrrt. Oaktaofl — f>tr Sir: ' I want t<>
»kW «.fa»or.^. t UreiJ in Oakland 32 years «t<i
srfi'tjt'l a flsiirlitoj- born tn me. .and tier fatber
r*D »wsj-' and we were ne»er married, tbi>ti£h I
am named now and alirars bate kept mj secret.
Mr <laufhi*T t*s studied «rer this until she. Is
going rwisy and; cries tnd h'^ to ccc my'mar
riage certificate. • Oh. \u25a0 can't ;,y<m help me and
•are b«r vn\uA and my d^jTacoj You can date
it^bact'lf'S-flurwlU. I will «end all tbe name*
and' dates. I rannot lire and .the, truth come,
out at last.- Please-, answer- tills, and tell me
trbrt tb* «*hare» > * i are. - •- >" \u25a0 •
'MBS. lAM Jl. MOSS, I a CramJe. Ore.
- P. X. — 1 itaK onlj- a cbildajMTfltn, living right
asd in be*Tes"e 'name help -me before all Is lost.
".-••.\u25a0 •: . MRS. LULA. MOSS.
. . But the .county,, clerk has; informed
Mrs. Moss that, he cannot .forge a.-mar
riage, license- or : help \ her ; in any: way.
BODY OF YON BENZON " !
TO BE INTERRED. HERE
Funeral Will Take ' Place \ From the
Home of His Parents in
Ninth Street "; '
OAKLAND, July . 3.o— The " body,- of
A. jW. yon .Benson, who wm accldent
ally shot while hunting in Nevada,' has
been removed ; to ' the home of his . par
ents at ft 26 Ninth . street- ;The ..body
\u25a0was accompanied by Roy • Chase", and
F. A. Weller, '.who, were partners 'of
Yon Bcnzon in business at/Goldyke,
Nevada. •
The ,- accident occurred When'
Benzon and a young woman were hunt-
Ing rabbits about three miles \ from
Goldyke. 'A rabbit wag 'wounded : and
Yon Benzon attempted to dispatch, it
with a blow;from the stock of the gun.
The weapon": was : discharged "and : the
load Of shot entered, his '„ abdomen.
The'youngwoman ran the entire dis
tance to camp , to* secure'; help, * but \be
fore '.the t party, that set out in response
to her call for, help_ reached \ T on Benzon
he > was : dead. IVon . > Benson - was a
graduate of Oakland * high : school. -\u0084 He
had been \u25a0 engaged in • mining, business
at Goldyke' for ; the ' past'yeaV.'. \u25a0
/SIRL -THE i COMPLAIXAifT
REDWOOD CITY. July . SO.—Luigl
Valp^oni, : a gardener^. of - San' Francisco,
was found gullty 4 : today ' of ah • assault
upon: Mary, Pagano, aj 18 year fold girl
of this town, and sentenced. to serve 60
day* in the county jail. :, The -'prosecu
tion's case was weak,'; hence- the light
penalty.
PETALfMA BANKS MERGED
PETAL.UMA; Jtily * 30.— -ThelwiiUam
Hill banking- company has -been ab
sorbed by the Petal iima" national bank
and the California savings bank. Presi
dent A. B. Hill ' will be associated with
the : management of . the purchasing: in:
stltution. ' .',..'..
LAUKDRY »XORPOBATES-ioakiand, Joly
30. — The Market Uundry eosnpanv has flied
Mttclec of Incorporation. - Tbe capital- etock(*li,
$30,000.- ud of this . $6,900 ha« l been • paid in.
TrantMbra : Ok.mli. Msnji •' Ono, - Sad»Jlro Sujf-
hiro, tluro NakkhlffP. I not a * Tewa.; Hirotaka
Icfclrai-u and , Klut&ro Inuakl ; are directors ' asd
•Mjck faoMera.
and fife
Savant of Berkeley
Tells HqW'Qmens
Affect :People^;-;
BERKELEY..*' JuIy;: SO.-rThe virtues
of a rabbit's foot carried *ori -one's per
son," 1 the eril \u25a0• effects -Uhati* follow;, a
giimpso of the moq.n.' .over-.- the > left
shoulder,' the: resultant 'trouble i which
is x likely,to attend J the; spilling -of salt
or >the 'breaking, 'of >~a' rnirror^-these
and; kindred; superstitions larerdiscussed
learnedly^ by; Prof. "iPletcher/.-Bascom
Dresslar ' pf I'tlie '* departrnenttbf redUca
tion;at:the;aute;university in: a^'bulky
volumev issued \u25a0 from ;; the: v University
press today.. : The\ volume'; isTehtltled
"Superstition and Education.'-'ia^ypS^
Professor Dresslar states that tho
conclusions ;r«ached. : *in ; the! volume fare
based upon a* classified -list, r of£ super
stitions prepared in -the; followlng,man
ner: The work was "10
years ago and was carried? on. 1 chiefly
among the students"inV-th«7state';hdr-
mal schools at? Los -"Angeles'; and ;Chico.
Blank slips of \u25a0paperlweregivenHbsthe
students and 'they* wereiaskedito^write
out with care'all ;th*e7superstltlorjs;tlxfiy
knew. Following the "statement' of »the
j superstition, the". author.;- was -~ lnstructed
i to indicate one r of threeithingsr No be
lief, partial belief or.-full; belief. In
this way specimens .were gathered from
|870 students, the majority of
were women. ThVlist- used by Pro
fessor Dresslar was" made up from this
large collection 'of specimens. ' "•" They
have' been grouped "under "general head;
ings, - determined lry- the "nature of,* the
data which % the X superstitions i--' Uierp
selves claim to interpret: /:
SUPERSTITIONS CLASSIFIED , .
The first group;has to do.with-super-
I stitions.. regarding -salt, the "second re
garding bread and butter, the" thirditea
and coffee, the fourth plants and fruit,
the fifth fire, the sixthV lightning. Varid
soon Indefinitely, some' of the remain
ing groups being the." 'rainbow, the
moon, stars, birde, owlsT peacocks,
chickens, cats, dogrs, frogs and toads,
fish, spiders, snakes, mirrors,, spoons,
brooms, horeshoes, •numbers, singlngY
crying, stepping, on cracks, sneezing,
precious - stones, wishbones, death^and
funerals, dreams and weddings.
The number of separate, specific and
reliable, confessions made by 875 dif
ferent Individuals wa5. 7,176 those
3,951 are frank expressions "ofidisbe"^
Hef, 2,132 of 'partial belief and 1,093
of full belief. Combining those of par
tial and full belief we ' have'i. 3,225 con
fessions of belief,"-' as' against; 3.951 of
disbelief, or 55.1 per cent of disbelief to"
44.9 : per cent of belief. These figures
do' not refer to persons, .but to- the
combined confessions made on diff ereu t
groups of the whole of the superstitions
listed. Professor Dresslar says that
the natural inclination, . perhaps, would
«fee to regard the number of beliefs as
an exaggeration; but* against this! ten-,
dency it must be remembered that .the
human mind is disposed" to acknowledge
its own weaknesses and- 'shortcomings"
very sparingly, so that it may safely
be said that the people have here an
underestimate ; rather, than; an exaggor
atlon "of belief inj; superstition; ;^. r ,
' M ED UCATED spe6p£e Vaps"ECTKds"J
The" result is, '.therefore.'; "sVrnewmit
disturbing as, indicating the prevalence
of superstition among those-who [ pass
as educated people," many of whom are
at the present moment,' as" graduates of
the normal schools, teachers in the
public schools. "We may well con
ceive." he says, "that a aarge number
of people. assume the same attitude* as'
that attributed to the' brilliant French
writer who used the following words:
'I do not believe in ghosts, "- but I am
afraid of them.' " Professor Dresslar
continues as follows: .'-
Sujwrstltloa has scTeral uses, but the good
cads irhicb they ar«mipli»h inlglft be attained
more proOUbly in other, ways.'. - Tint of all, ga
ivmitloß* hare txxin us«l to frighten p«>ople into
«w>d brharior.' thli. 1 belnsr ; Mipecially; true" of
children. The follow inic lnitanee* may be ngted
gr..«'*ri : of-;IIlu«trat!on:V-rf \u25a0\u25a0 .child' Vhlrla a
clialr amnßd on on*- leg he will harf a "whinnini;
before f nJ«-ht;'.Jf;he'Trhist! M at .the dinner table
1 v» lU i . bring blm *o«w.;lf be'Ukes wine food
while tp has ; still -some of : the . s«mt» kind «>n
hl» plate be will aome day lack; for that food.
Thfs mpthod :of - teachios- . in •• in ; the : long ; ron
Uarmful, but no. one who 'knows, child life' cin
doubt .-.IU temporary, effertlrenen.'-t . Secondlr.
supf rslltlons hare l>eeD | unod as : derices to \u25a0 train
people 'into lialilts of carofnlnesK and e<?onf>niv -?f
you spill »U it wUl* bring bad luok ; i hence be
careful of Itfceealt: If. yon break a mirror you
will, harp.- «eT<?n ; years of .bad luck, /therefore
handle mirrors ; carefully, r Superstitions ' hare
been-raluabJe;in many <, other direction*, the fol
lowimrbeinp worthy of not«»:f They bare played
• part in teaehln* P-«p"' to be -careful of; their
nealthtrtney, harebeen used as riiratire acMits:
and they tare wrrd •« « mrsn« of. reUerlKg
the mtnd from tb© (train of indecision. -• i^
It FMißii st ranee . that s while >• medical £ science'
ha* praeTetuiei'at »; truly -wonderful v rate; rinr
ing the > .pa»t'.half.rentnry, I.«nperßtltiotje1 .«nperBtltiotje healing
lias beconn» >^cnsplciiously^ common.^ Perhaps ? it
has T always -bfen . w: I rtllC there - seems r now "to
be k growlnj: bo»dne«a< about- suoh. practice*
hitherto nnnttlceable. The rpmrnttpi! - suirsested
bj- Mipprstiti.m have. not. it; would ,Bcein. any
r»al efficiency. . and answer : for i a euro only
throorh Mi^jrestlon.- In . occasional specimen*
only has there . seemed Cto be. . any , immediate
or : rul flcif nt relation of the • remedy .' to the dl?
ea se.' \u25a0_ - "nm rtmTf**lliclWJTM|TfpTrt
The appreciation on the part of nian'of special
supernatural' power* attributed to \u25a0 the lower
creatures i »ems prcatest toward the animals
possessed. of the largest amount of mental.pow
ers. Especially : is :. this ; tme -of animals i which
have i capabilities ; far - surpassing those -of- a ' «l ml -
lar .kind ln'm*n.'>- The ': marvelonß' vision, of •' the.
cat. the "• wonderful - power • of .. gmell ; which ' the
dog possesses, and ' the " tißerrtmc ; Judgment of t ha""
hees _ are;- HtuetratlTe. : < Totthese/nnimals/nun
has. ascribed J 2 occult • andj sapernatural ; powers.^ <
• . I The f pamphlet ; contains';' al'table ' lndi- v
eatlng^the number/of isuperstitions^coli*'
lected which, relate to .various' creatures?
A glance fat ! this - table ; would •/ seem §to
show : that most^of;' the.; superstitions
originated in the ""country, ' where \ a
closer contact is afforded 'withi animals
than " Ihf the': modern {cities. j" ; Of all i &n\j
mals mentioned i the 'cat appears'ofteTt"
est,- and 'after,, that - animal*, dogs, chick-",
ens/, birds, .rabbits,? horses.f spiders, etc.,'
in the '"order," jiaJned.'V; ,'• " . "r». \u25a0:*';-*• i
MAN FACING'THE^GALLOWS :•: •
:• TESTIFIES • IN ; PROB ATE^ CASE
John ; Bjrrne ! Appears in ) Court as Ad
ministrator "of His Deceased
John By rne^.conyicted^bf; murder and
awaltln^i thej,deatti7:sehtence.- appeared
In ; court ;v yesterday; as ' administrator.
of .-.the 5 estate" of * his? father.'J; Michael
Byrne."* who'twaß*; killed T In ithe "calam-'
ltyj;of| ApHl ;18, s 1906:^He Vave^testl
mo"hy before*. Judge 1 sitting '\u25a0 for.
JudseT Graham.: * The matter \u2666 at' issue
was <: a '•: petition for; a "final^distribution
of . the : estate.* which Jconslsts.vof .^;$X37
cashjand a. «mnl! ;plece". of • realtyjval^'
ued ;< at^r, less i' than;, a - thousand^ dollars*.
.There!; are :,, three "iheirs-^the^convlctea
man and his f.two ' b ro th ers.TA f t e r7 J ud gre"
Cook ? had : Issued ?ari forde'r^of»flnalfdis
tribution; Byrne .was V escorted
tot the" blackVwagoh' and \u25a0taken -',back
to the; county. Jail. *\
Tbe Garden of ; Content
Is-the first of i the \u25a0< four prize stories
to be published ' in Sunsets Magazine^H
appears in the * Augrust a number j and' is
a strong tale that preaches; the phil
osophy of the near-by happiness as op
posed to. the search for happiness in tha
land • of > somewhere . else. .-• It Us a : pretty
California story." . * \ : \u25a0-*, .^ • .
-THE ; SAN -FRAN (JIJSOO .(j ALL; AVEDNEiSDA^, JULY .31,;, 1907.
university,', ioho f hasy vrilien a -fcoofc,^
"Superstition" and "Education." '
Society in
/Across- tKe Ba^
OAKLAND, i July^3o,— Mr'.' 'arid . Mr?.
Lloyd Bowman . (formerly :. Elise 'Greg-'
ory), whose romantic marriage, several,
weeks ago was. an* event .of interest
to her many friends "in the bay citie v
A where ,;-\u25a0 she „. f ormerly. /made V her,' ; home,"
are"? domiciled Jin one? of-ltheJattractivlj
•bungalows in*; Santa * Cruz, V where 'they^
will "r. reside \. for/ the presen t. j j Bowman'
is a "civil 1 ; engineer; whose
interests take him- to Santa Cruz. . .
'>\u25a0 ? '.""" '.'. '-•'** '•, \u25a0'\u25a0?\u25a0*'•- A.'-' ' \u25a0*\u25a0- \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0'i
, The friends' 'of. Miss '.Seyilla : Hayden
are '; greatly \u25a0: oveV ! the .? news
of .'her! serious': illness. f r She/, is ). at i, the
Hayden . residence tin. Oak' street, suffer
ing "fronu. typhoid .*? fever. Mrs;. Brace
Hayden • and ' Miss \u25a0 Hay den [ recently ir s
turned to Oakland/after. a summer. out
ing.:. "-~'r" \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0•'""• '\ ! r -.'\u25a0 ' • ;'\u25a0"- - \u25a0 '.':\u25a0 I
'\u25a0'" \u25a0 \u25a0 u r - r -: '\u25a0\u25a0 v ;* '-*''' J '* -• '-'\u25a0,- ' ' \u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0'•"
Miss : Eva .Yorker has. returned 'from
an 'erijoyabie • tour ;"'. of the i' north' She
spent several;- weeks ; asl the; guest of
friends 'inVßritish ' Columbia. '_ l 'J : \u25a0 '
"-••. .. • " *\u25a0 *" '\u25a0
\u25a0:-. The : marriage of "Albert G. Otis- and
Mis3 '. Elaine 'M. Wooley ;;;- will '. be^an"
event of . .Wednesday. ; : evening.*;' Augugt
7, It will be % at; the reslr'
dence 'of the . bride's; sister, '^ Mrs.^ R.
Stipe, in iEcho avenue.';;lThe service [will
be ' read ; by Rev.^William"- Higgs,'* rector
of Shepherd,'
.the '\ Episcopal "^charch To£ '_ serkeley.^v.j vV
-~f- -- " *' ..'"' .'•"\u25a0;, • '.*'* .*. • "sii \u25a0'.'-*.. \u0084V '\u25a0'\u25a0 1 \
•"Professor, and -Mrs.- William-Raymond,
who ; have ,", spent i the v past ' 1 2 .:.m onths
In'; Europe '- in '\u25a0[''. travel and « Btudy.lv are
expected to arrive^ in. New; York w wlthin
a' few days,. Miss Mary will
meet them .; in the •* east. v After.' a.' short
vislt'there they .wiir return' to^Oaklarid.-
Professor. Kaymond s isjlconnectedl connected j with
the faculty of the "University/ of t Cali
fornia; - . . .' ' . '."?,-\u25a0
-\u25a0 '\u25a0 • -'\u25a0•\u25a0"".\u25a0 .*. • - . '•'. -:. .'
\u25a0 Mr.. and Mrs. James.Pond are : spend
iing the' summer in Lake -county,; where
many f rom'the bay., cities: are. enjoying
the out! 1 of' town" season. \u25a0 - - •
.Among, those, who^are enjoying the
.late .July." days .. in^ their, j auto"; are> Mr?
and Mrs." Van' llorn^Cobley,'*,whose;iiorno
is ' In":. the Linda" Vista district.!;;. They
are now in Lake (county. '.''-,
;; . ;-•'. ,-: '^:-^::; *' ' : \u25a0'.', .
. . Mr. : and ' Mrs., Ji? J. ; Laymance, , with
Miss Blanche Laymance!*MlsB"Hazel iLay
mance,' and; Miss j Graced Laymance. Z will
leave' early next, week iforj[ Lake <Tahqe;
where j-, they ; wUl'spend^th* '.. early % part
of August. •;.• Mr.: and i Mrs. ; Edward: Hall
Dodge; returned; last v w'e«k -from an;eriV
joyable tour of the, north.v ':J._ .*
>\u25a0'. Mrs. .John Bauman£has"t departed on
an V eitenßive"; European" trip t of if several
month», v ; She , has cbeen in : - : ill , ; health
for some time'and itf is "hoped; that the
sojourn on ,tliey continent will benefit
her. i- "\u25a0'\u25a0 -_\u25a0 -Sv \u25a0\u25a0 ,-"' •"\u25a0;•\u25a0 ' '. ',\ \u25a0'\u25a0•'\u25a0' ' ' ;
v>V- ••\u25a0'-.'•.'•"• •. '.-'.*:\u25a0.\u25a0 r . t: i : ' "•' ' \u25a0
v » After several .weeks spent in • Watsonl
yllle,' Capl tola \ and, the -Santa ?Cruii
mountains^ Missr Hazel: Cohen: has' re>;
turned; to OAklarid.%; 1 • : ; ?
•~, \u25a0 • '-/i. x * '\u0084'\u25a0' ' • . '\u25a0- \u25a0
-' Miss ,;Annio . Brown home
last, week: \ She; has 'spent "the! summer
In Lake -county ,witha : partyiqf;friend3.'
Miss j, Susan and -S Miss ; Minnie
Sutherland will -remain a fortnight
longer.'v .. i:^:: : ;^~ --"' : - .;•;.;.:\u25a0
• ' \u25a0'-.- \u25a0". ' •.-•-' • "«\u25a0, 'vv • *~'.i. :'.t • \u0084\ ' -.y \u25a0~ f \'"'\- . .'../
„ Word comes-;from '-Nova Scotia Vof
;th"e - delightful :;times;that*Mr.'tandVMrK.'.
John „ HelmkeVare ~\ haying.":^ With i Miss
Lizzie jßeddingf they/ afejspendlngiseyr'
eral months ; in. Canada f aBUhe*guoBtB of
friends.* : They.willi return; to \u25a0 Oakland
late}innheJfa.ll.); v'r 7 "/: >; ,'.*\u25a0 - ' .*:."\u25a0.,>
CONVICTS ESCAPE AND
ARE FOUND IN TREE
Pair of : San ; Quehtiiv felons
Enjoy Several;. Hours
of Freedom v
SPECIAL DISPATCH ; TO THE 'CAIX
; J :SAN,QUENTIN. s 'JuIy 30.— TwoTcon-
t victs,iI i ;rank*Hlll?a"hd|'Johh*kHbgue, i ; es
caped ttoday/an'd ?af terfen joy In g ; several .
hours : of > f reedpmCw^relS captured "Jthis
eveningri and ? returned i to>pr|»on,^where
they|will|be! punished ibyl incarceration'
, i n>a . dv n geon i for J «ey eral \weeks TS wi th
brexd and i wateri f arel j^The ? rnenfwere
at \worfe. with i manyrbtherif elbhsfat'; the'
site Vj of L the \ new s prisonT'.buildinKa.'tsa'A
.heavyiblast^wasj about |tolbejexplbded
ahdvthefß:uardsrordered|theTconylct«|to
: retreats hurriedly*! frbmithelscehe.^: In 1
the3excltementgHlllfand^HoKMerman-"
aged ttoh escape tfrpmljthe^ groundsVv? :••;
o,;Potßeß|of]searcKerg|andibloodhouhds
,were| sent! out f atf oncej onß the£tra!l I'of
thejrrienifebutlno^tracej'of^them^was
foußdfuntnUhUt-eVenlhg.twhenXpneTbf,
the | arua^ds.i Pat \ Hyland;; dl*coVered|the":
twbjfelohsvhiding-^ln^theibranbhesgof.
a , tree f on X Daly'sf ranch*{near4Sansßa
fc^ Hi 1 1 ilsi ls * seryin g ? 1 5]ye»r« j lor i burglary,
committed Sin iiYolol countyl and y Hogue
wasV sentenced s to ? ;l0^ years 5 for 'grand
larceny In Contral CostaTcbunty:;^ • »•» •
AGED WOMAN THREATENS
TO KILL REALTY AGENT
C. G^tahdscneit of I^^wbod
'Causes' the Arrest of
Mrs. T«itus ' *
FEARS^HER SUREAIM
"I'ma-Dead Shot," She Says
Menacingly, and He '
-: Believes Her
- \u25a0• SPECIAL fpJspATCI?-^TO ) THE ' CAUL. .V :
. /REDWOOD £ ClTjf . "n J y ly". 3 O.-i-Declar-
Jn s i th at * Ws] 1 if ei was ; threaten ed-rhou ri y;
an d ; . that f. he rod 'i, not ;" approach ; ii i a
place ; of ? ; bußjneas*fof;fea"r of being.shot
down\by«Mrs.jf^ugusta\Titus,~fan aged
and ; well; knownt'eharactor of^thls ;tbwn;
< ?rS't'*nd3cheit,'' : the.^; manager "of ' the
"^•"\u25a0d wood i;? Ci ty - Real ty^company,^ ap
pearedi^befofe^ Justice t.'/I^annon this
morn ingand: demanded: that' the', woman
bo "locked f up.^ He' said i th'at '\u25a0'> Mrss. Titus
carHedSa^ Blx|\hobter ; in*. hej-, I , stocking
an<J?liadSthreatened to make", an ; exajn£
plejofjhlmifor^ all; real 'estate; dealers?
ffhoia she-pS believed.'-' J were : , trying; jtd
cheat f her ; oiitfof '\u25a0\u25a0 her. property. -'' .; *- : '
.•-.,"1; don't :-,want 1 to -'be - made •: a •',-' pistol
target;iri'theXstreets of Redwood," prb
tested^LandßChelt.: ":j ""Within ; the " : t next
houf|a ihaiffdozen 'people .may ibc^ shot
down ; by ( this i .wonjian. Only- five : mln£"
lites ,*ago f she vapp^eared in i my : private
office /aria Uth r^atehed • rri y 1i f e.7,'1 •am a
deadSiShot/JsheJaaid^-'and r T will shoot
youiifiybufrerit-lrhy"; property. It', is riot
fbrjßale3and'fisot'Jfbr;.reht;\'!lTwlll";irn-"
proves my.i proper ty : arid ido;as \ 1 % \ ike.-" .
.;iVTustice-'Hannpn"tissued'a(W«Vrant'.for.
the r arrest [1 of Titus,*: 'but
Chatham Shas^nbtTyct served' iti^-iov?;" "'\u25a0
" I Lahdscheltl'sojd ' Mrß.v i Tltus'.'-prQperty
tof; thf«e|lbcal|mercliants, under .the; di
rectiohjof"ther ibrothe'r,* who .: is " said : : to'
have! heldjthe" title. More than' a month
ago agedy womSin. was^haled | into
court-'bjv the;'; now_; owners., who de
clared % that , ; - she was" wrecking "the
property.^v-Thef case was ""dismissed. -as
.Mrs. i r : TitusV.was--,belifU'ed to beVincom-^
: .patent farid'she"'.waß' allowed tolTernain'
in r control.i ; V ' ,"'• > • - ; " -i
YOUNG WOMAN FATALLY
HURT IN FALL AT RINK
Miss I^ttie ; La Motte }Dies
Shortly^ After Being;
Carried Home ; ;
OAKLAND. July 30.— As a result of
a heavy^; fall^on , the floor- of a local
skatlngirlnk|MJssrLbttie, ; L'a*Motte;i:26
years" old;ldiedjsbon after midnlghtithis
rriorriiffgiat"Jtlve''hbme of her ;' sister,' Mrs. j
C._SM.| Cook, gat \u25a0; 1 20 1 ; Eleventh ' avenue.
It\was" first thought that she)had'becn
but^ slightly.; injured, .but* on .way
bomei sheTcollapsc'd i and \ fell*;, insensible
to iftthe^V sidewalk. Sh-v.,was-_ carried -to
Vhe*hpme»of<he^^B^y,iwherejsh^
been >,'! rylng" for *"some \ t llml?'^past,^?and
Dr-^Wil^ox'-^was' called*: tof attend % her,
but she (failed /to vfesporid to treatment.
Miss \u25a0 La Mbtte'liad <been "employed las '"a' l
cl er k : by} t h cj H. C."5 Capwcll ' company.' 5 .: '
Until an autopsy} has"' been? performed
the i'exact' 1 cause.? ofj death y.wlll Viotvbe
definitely,' known;\but; Itjis believed I that
the ishock^ofjherrtfall .brought: on; ah
attack ; of ; epilepsy;^ to ? which s Miss : La
Motte had : been subject ", tor} some ; tlmc.'
'-\u25a0\u25a0 her .. sister . , Miss La " Motto
leaves "a: father, ''"Adolphus^-La'/'Motte" 1
whosg, :,hotrie . Is' ;ln ' Sacramento; V v a
"brother,-; Eugene? La-. Motte, 1, and ! ;'two
siste'fs, > Mrs., FrS/^Vaterman, arid Miss
Josephine; La' Motto/ 5 bothr of are
living, in a this ' city.^ The i remains \ will
be sent; toSacranientoifor interment. :'
VETERAN INSURANCEM AN
REPORTED; SERIOUSLY ILL
George f . D.Dornin Is - Suffering '] From
Heart Failure," and His Physicians
.Hold Out-* Little 'Hope; "
BERKELEY.^ July 3 30.^Gporg:o T>.
Dbrnin.^a- ptonfter.Jand^ veteran ihsur-'
anceman;Ms ill*at y >his 'home. ;2525
Benvenue -avenue, ./from heart' failure*
and Mth'e ; pifyslclans ) iif- attendance J have'
Httle,.hope,thatlhß will recover.
iii ; the days
afterSthe -/earthquake*'; and fire, when"
welching insurance! companies '.brought
distress ;:• to : i San vi; Francisco, property
ow^ners. ; V : Dornlh « resigned v.the "agency
of ': >_a-"-, 5 Hartford > coin pany ?\u25a0_ which*, had
ordered*^ him' to^VeduceSthpi^claims of
thoseJ^whbg'e ' pfopcrtyjit/had } insured
, iiv' \u25a0 Sa.n ,/ Francisco.^ J:. H js m actioiv '"was
.widely id
stlffert ' thfi backs '; of > honest* insurance
; agents.?' He - retained !i-hIH "Pacific t'ebast'
management {of sthei Springfield"-* insur-'
ancef company/-- which ; djdt not ."welch.*^
?^He Jis^77^ years I old, ; and lias t resided'
in\ California ]for| half | a|century.:i His
son,i George - ; .W.f Dornin, * was \ formerly
j president , of the " Oakland/gityj council.
About the Bay
i HORSE ; KICKS 7 riBEMAK—VaIieJo, ; July 30/
Charles [ Sopef of > San ': Francisco."* fireman ; on * the
steamer St. v Helena, >', waa ', kicked i t>y ' a j horse : to
day i on' board* the 'vessel and ; is here j in ; a 'critical
condition.", ;f^, •\u25a0' ;c'->o"-T; c'-> o"-T '-'.'^', \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "'"'-- '-"••; \u25a0-\u25a0? *.
\u25a0 SOCIALISTS TO <\u25a0 CELEBRATE— OakIand; Juir
SO.'— The socialists hareibeen' granted^ permission
to : hold J a 1!a 1 ! meet In* • Bun<lay/ afternoon tat; the ; elty
hall <; steps. J.^-TUey T. will . celebrate "the '\u25a0: acquittal
of ! : I}aywood. ' : y;,'\ \u25a0-.\u25a0 - ; : :;. / .'-:>"-'. ;:.;.•••;, \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0' \u0084\'st"; s
¥n BTJROLARB I IH?, TICKET i; OFTlCE— Alamedij'
July 1 30.-r-Ma stick i Hta t ton, , on ' the . north j side i line,
of ithe^'Sou them* Pacific,-' wi», robbed ; last: night.
Cash u amounting- to vslß.lotandra
tickets '.were .'stolenr*^.;'; •:••]\u25a0 •\u25a0*'' \u25a0'_- \u25a0 :•" \u25a0\u25a0-. ';\u25a0 ;. v:* v
'i OIRL:- INCORRIGIBI.E--Oakland, .; July 30.—
Dottle , Holly, i- a \ 15 » year> old » girl.'? llring fat >n\2
Filbert \ street, - was I adjudged i incorrigible | today
by; Judge < Ellsworth I and ; committed '• to i the . GlrlB 1 .
trainingshome injAlameda^V- «;• '\u25a0:?. ,<' -^?; >? "
& DIVORCE ;: DECREE '& GRANTED -^Oakland;
July ? 30.-^ Annie 1 E.» Mcßrldejs was I granted I an f in
terlocutorytdecree|of i dlrorce ! tod»y if rom Jamea
J.l Mcßrfde,' on '\u25a0 the i around ; of; failure > to provide.'
SUe was ' awarded ' $30 , a 1 month , almony and' $30
counsel! fees..:. :\u25a0•.-\u25a0"? ''\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0''•\u25a0:''-.:';'""-.'.% -:'\u25a0:'- \u25a0-'•': \u25a0:'i'-'i\ \u25a0r/-".-''<?i-W
ta ARM >i BROKEN -^ AT % BATHS^-Oakland. 'July
30.— While A .humping. the r hump",-; at 4 the -i Pied
mont 3 batus 'i Emll g Nuholaisen,^ a: i boy $1 2 % years'
Of i aue.*j broke '\u25a0\u25a0 bit lief t iarm.*ssf- He s was , taken Sto
Prorldence B« hoapltal Xi for P treatment. ~if} The ; boyj
lite 9 rat |1T29 f X iw? i STenne. ' ' . \u0084, : rr : -'. 'jig*.
I HAS I NARROW" ESCAPE^-Berke-'
ley," July ! 30.— -Town | Trusteej Nels | Olsen narrowly
escaped ; death- today: while crossing the 'Seat hern
Pacific;,:' tracks S'at^ Delaware $ street.^ hi .ii, West
Berkeley .iS£He ? lost \ control i of \ a •- horse i he i wmj
driving:* and v missed £ colliding 5J with \u25a0} the aiding
train 3 byj a', hair's • breadth.'^.^tsnj^MUttE
m BURNED i BT' "FLAREBACK- ' —Oak land, July
SO.'^rJohn : Prorost I and J Otto . St. i James.f laborers,
were I badly > burned | about ' tbe 5 hands % todays in ? a
flareback ? of s borning i oil Sat I the ? oil
.works f at i Alameda * polnt.*;r.The i. oil $ was % being
fed I into j a *, burner £ when S the* /blaxe t burst i from
an r pntningi and; scorched t both? men. 1 , - ..'/,
YACXJVX COKP ANT ' FoSMED— Oakland, Jnly
SO.-i-Th* 'i Giant ?,Tacnuin,-3 heet-J and | powers com-;
I pany,sha« $. file*! articles a of, incorporation. The
company i will manufacture • and < maintain vacuum
clettninr imachinea. ' TUe f capital I stock lis 1 $20,000
and $8.200 ; has 5 been ipald i In.-RA W.^ P.I Fergusonr.
A.'* ».'• Baltnr»r. '\u25a0; E.*» B.^Whirney.-« George i Pennl-"
man, • Colin Cblsholm. s H.I C." Frank.'i Donald •: Mac-.
; Klcbol^WilUam * P.I Grant I mna|tl.*| F;|Ctark|f re .
piio|i|o|i : :
Oakland; f Police: galled ; ; to
_, Tear Banner^ From Mrs.
f-.---"' Stimson*s Window
RIOT^ IS PREVENTED
Men|an<i Boys Gather and
•Begin a Bombardment
;.>- : S^-WithiSjtc>nes; ' ' ':
:-, OAKLAND.^ July, '30.— The flaunting
,of;a reel?" flag ; ; by- Mrs?^C: W: : Stimson
•from'ithe^window .of «herChbme at 1463
BFstreet: !ri- celebration of '- the acquitt*!
of^Wiljiam: D."; Haywood *. resulted _l|r<a
mm lature i- riot J today,:' ln;-;whlch' stones
were -hurled J. : at '-.- the ':\u25a0; hou se "» by, \ an in
furiated i crowd vof t men and > boys. *• The
police _;we're,' ; called;* upon <byf neighbors
to i; coriipel ;\ the woman \u25a0 » to . remove
offensive";- emblem :- arid %It V was T^ removed
by/U Patrolman V* Kimmel -'under" orders
from^acting y Chief i of v Police c Petersen.'
\u25a0C-t Mrs. ; Stimson ".vlsitedr the : office' of ' the
chief iof ;\u25a0 police faftetv- the , flag; had 'Jbeeri
taken J'dfowji '.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 and "vehemently .-: protested
against'the s "Interference fwlth her pviv-*
ileges 'lass an f American! citizen." \u25a0 Mrs?
Stimson/declared that v she '. would fly
;the^-red^flag ; ;frorh;her house / if ; she
; chose, J even xAl ~\ she ,' was '_ compelled (to
bring: action)'. in .court "\ against the ' po-"
llce\to;: restrain^ themy^Acting^Chlef: of
Police. Petersen '.' declared •' iust '"\u25a0•' as J" cm 1
phatically.^thatJ sheV'.would^not 'be -al-,
lowed i toj fly.' the ' red , inf ormiris"
Mrs.- Stimson that to dofsolwasMno' incite
riot. \u25a0 S which -.. constitutes f Van
agalnst'the;law.;-'i,v^ ff - ,;;""\u25a0\u25a0 v-\u25a0•.:;:v -\u25a0•.:;: ;-
1 Af ter,- her I- interview with f the * tig ad
of ,} the? department Itlie* jwoman-' sought
the '* of .f the \ city/ attorney and \u25a0 dcV
manded? that :' she, v bo* protected <in^ her
right - to>unf mi ariy^kirid \of banner.' to
thejbreeae'.'But^ she I 'was \u25a0informed: that
Bhe\hadin6tcasefand 'she left: the^ city
hall rvowlrigj. that ; she . ; would /'fly - the
red "banner -from her' home \ov know the
reasonvwhy." ' . 'f.7; ," •""\u25a0 ,- ':'\u25a0.-\u25a0 . .\u25a0-,
.(„ The s matter «was -first brought toVthe
attention! of '- the police -when \u25a0'\u25a0 one lof
the p neighbors of theX; Stimson \u25a0 family
telephoned t to * headquarters i that r a red
flag : was fl flying -^f rom Jone iof the \u25a0* win
dows-ofetheJhousefandjth'at a:mobjhaci
:gathered?andlwaßjmaklng,:a^ demon
stration .• against ;; ttiei Stimfions! ¥ .When
Policeman >r. Kimmel '-• informed ; Stimsoa
arid : his'* wife :Of ; the' orders of v the" chief,"
both ? refused *to * remove -."\u25a0. the •"^ banner
frbm^_the'' window, and, defied ''-him to
touch\, :_lt^-.>Kimnielv telephoned '.forT'in
structions ? and ;-' while *; he -was absent
fromi the f house the",- mob "•"of ;: : menL and
boys- that) had gathered: in ifrqnt" of
place '{a began "it aV^ bombardment f with
stones. - The", pbllcernani'f, having 1 been
ordered to"rernove'the flag without fur
ther argument,*;' returned : just in time
, to', prevent 'serious'damag'e. to; the -Stim*:'
son»homei'»r,*'i "- 7 "\u25a0" -i '\u25a0\u25a0 ./"'; '- ;."-'
; ; Mrs. r Stimson made the , following
statement: \u25a0i* 1 -*' s - . jvja v
••. -si- certainly/ think I that I. have : as much- right
to \u25a0 hnnjc j a': red : flag j out : of ;' my t : own I window ra«
other ,i people *« haTp ito.v ban? ,- out /.the 'American
flag ; or > tbe iflasr of, any-s other; nation, «". I do-not
Intend } to i submit . to ! «ueh : tyranny.^ and { lf neces
sary ;i Vwill : take 'the .-matter- into the I courts and
bring- ,• action /to a restrain i the -' police : from i Inter
feMnßiwlth;my^rljrht«;a» a'cltlren. = I had hung
the flag, out to celebrate the. acquittal of William
D.* k - Haywood i an* • I^ccrtalnly ; do not ". think * tha t
was \u25a0 any \u25a0 crime. .*• ;. •• \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: -.--> -.-.. . ---.- -
NORWEGIAN 'EVANGELICAL i
'- ";• LUTHERAN' CONFERENCE
Work of . . Session \ Is^ Completed / arid
| New/, Officers^ Are "-Elected
r ,;' for.: Corning Term
OAKLAND. July 3&.-^-The Norwegian
Evarigelical -Luthefan^cohference - has
confpleted -'-, its election ; . of :. officers ;as
follows:.; \u25a0 \u25a0':.-\u25a0\u25a0'.-" '~~~
.T. . C. ' Saltya h of ". Stanwood, Wash.. , lay .mem
ber .of . tbe i church ; council ; N. s r.'- Leque. of - Stan.
wood.-> Washr*. alternate : :\u25a0; Rer. ; ; O. M. ?- llolden.
Spokane. ; secretary ; ." ReT. "-. O. ; J. Preus. / Tacoraa;
alternate; * T." K."» SkoT,' Taeoma, : treasurer: I ReT
J.'4 p. i Pale. vTacoma, - alternate; *, Ber. -; H.'v JI."
.Tjernagel,' Stanwood. iWasb.; ; and '- Her. "O i J.
Ordae \u25a0* of * Bolllnghatn. VWashr, ;• mission X commit
tee; .O.Tj.TFlnley.' Krerett. .Wash.; 'and ,K." :
Stensrud ;of.sParkland."\Waish.v' auditing commit- i
tee; J." 8* Stensrud and M." Knad3en of Parkland,
Wash., \u25a0 alternates.* -* . "\u25a0\u25a0 f. : \J
>• The .members ' of f the church wi 11' give
I a -concert Wednesday; evening in ;Ham
1 Hton v Aj; chorus , of • 40
; voices 'will, take s part/} ; .
YOUNG -MAN IS FOUND
. ' DYING BESIDE' TRACKS
Fred -Evera, ; an /Electrician, Bruised
v and-Cut in } Frightful; Man- '
her bi?"; Train
v^QAKtANp,'; July. : 3o/-^-Fred ; Evefs.'ian
ej(lectTiciahjrag«>dr.-24e j( lectTiciahjrag«>dr.-24 -years, iand living
at 2131('Elm: streetrjwas?fbund: In; an
unconscious fcondltionlbeslde! the SoutK
ernSPaclflci tracks'; 'at*- First 'and? Clay
Btreets. after; midnight jlast" nigh t.<Evl- !
dehtlyjhelha'drbeenf'struckibya^traln.
He twas? removed? tof the '.receiving^ hosf
pital.jiwhereg an ? examination^: revealed
that fgcarcely^a'; spot r existed ,'upon-fhis
headiOraface^.where ;s heShad^ not'^sua't
tamed J serious Jin jury.'ii. Two -i fractures
of discovered.* {Evers
Hve^lnlhelhours^beforeideathTbccurVed.'
•' MCA-. •''•'\u25a0 ''"\u25a0-,'•'\u25a0 \u25a0'"\u25a0' • JL O fcflj»^ *T">r *"P fisljr.fi OIK Bg^Bajt i n
111 an appetite that won't wait p ;
\u25a0 " \u25a0"".'"\u25a0 v-• 4rf\'V IMAQIOw— • " -- ' '\u25a0 \u25a0' • ' $-"3
\u25a0\u25a0I :.-_ \u0084 . ...; J«/)| --'-* ****^?TT-|f^ - • X ' t~i
M To sharpen a. poor appetite w
I AilivvQd EiiSCUi x I
W gested, th^Sfcffily have become fe»
Mri. . C. W. Stimton, . v>ho started a
riot in Oakland: b$ displaying a red flag
from ; her / window ;in • celebration of \u25a0 the
acquittal <?/ " William .D. Hqynood cl
Boise. * -
THREE PERSONS MISSING
FROM OAKLAND HOMES
Daughter of H. C. Rismissa
Disappears, Leaving a
Mysterious Note
• AKLAND, July 30. — H. C. Rismissa.
whose; home Is at ;968 East Slxteerith
street, has asked the police f toY aid 9in
locating^hia daughter," 14. years of age;
who .disappeared f rom x her . home ;\u25a0 last
night.;._ Before leaving the "house the
girl i'.wrote^a rfote '« to her-i father, in
whlch;she;Bald she had secured a posl
tloni and 'was 'going to; work." .The girl
declared*^ that; she ; "would- be all right
in v three^months , and • would - return to
him, ln style."' When the. girl left home
she.wore a brown or plaid skirt," a light
coat and alblack straw hat.'*— "'
; Miss Aletha. Rhodes; il,-whose,i 1 , -whose , harae is
at > 12 11 S Linden" street. - has reported . to
the * police .: tlie /disappearance of her
brothor,\Charles. ill, years of , age,' who
has, been missing for. several days. The
boy^ls .;.of -dark ; complexion, -with; dark
hair^andieyes,' and wore' a. dark, suit
wltlv short; trousers./ >;' ,: .\u25a0'':''\u25a0\u25a0 ' - .
, *- "* No ' trace "; has l y e t , been found of « Miss
Cordelia*' Bennett, the daughter^ of .Mrs.
.Thomas Bennett of. 222.Eleventh street,
who (disappeared Sunday, morning \u25a0 from
the? King ranch near: Hayward,- where
she "f_ had r becri Vs taying \ for, "s l x .weeks.
Miss i. : B.ennett,t..who v was ':\u25a0 released ."six
\u25a0oveeks lago) f rom"< the l stateihospltal for
\he?insane£at i Napa; -. left" the J ranch 1. to
attend', church*, at Hayward arid did ,iiot
return. . - * 'Jl V{SH|BIEBHHBMS«BttHHB
..-''Late; Sunday night 'Mrs." Bennett .ve
ceived 'a'vtelegramf from ','\u25a0. her \daughter^
dated San Rafael, in \ which"! the missing
woman 'said 'that she -would : .: return
home .that : night, " or:-, would J advise- her
mpther 'and sister." of , her plans. She
did. - not •return,"' however,' and", search
made' for j her -in" San ' Rafael * was with
out i result. [;- Mrs.'i Bennett, on ; falling' to
find any trace, of her" daughter : in San
Rafaeir-" reported .- her 'disappearance ' to
the Oakland pollce^and officers through?'
out* ; the Estate have advised to
keep a >' f orther.i ' Mrs. ," Bennett
f ea rs \ that -1 her 'daughterl has been again
s(ricken ; with the. mental malady "which
caused herTconflnenienV in* the hospital
and has wandered away without-, know-*
ing where ""she is "going. \u25a0; > . *
f ; The \u25a0missing, woman,-: who was for
merly? a , teacher -at the 'deaf, 'dumb, and
blindiinstitute at Berkeley, is 35; years
of ;age. and'ls S feet=6:inches inheight.
She is r of 'slender _build-and?has£fluffy
blonde ;hai r."-and . gray ; eyes..- -When > she
left the;.Klng; ranchishevworel a blue
silk dress ; and ' a ' brown straw hat.
TruDKes
._-.> Tru sses fitted / by : expert fitter. ; Os
foods* Dept-^Drug- Stores, Oakland, Cal.
rice.Jl.oO'to $6.00.v . , ,•
JAPANESE « FORM CORPO RATION
5 OAKLAND : July ; 30.— Articles of in
corporation"; have Hbeen V; filed t^by /" the"
Hokubelt Shoyu . Kabushlki ' Kaishar .The \u25a0
document states^ that the flrrriiname'has
"its iequibalance" "\u25a0'in^' English /*' in -the
North-American > Soy A' brewing -com-,
pany." . >It*Talsb explains' that ': theTpur-"
pose off the r concern is^ "to" transact the
Jbf | brewing i the ; eb" called ! Jap
anese and also to transact the busi
ness of it wholesale." This ;W^illybe
done) in ; :Fruitvale..- t VUhe\ Suzuki. .Junza
i and f. Gitaro \ Kadowaki - are "di
rectors'and, stock "1 iThe ! capital
; stocks 13 ' $s,ooo land? of*; this^s3,ooo7 has
been: paid In; ..-- •.*; ' -",'\u25a0
IS STOLEN FROM
IN FflONt OF A CAFE
William Poole Reports Loss
\ of His Machine in
Bj9]El(MHSMttftflHpl
OAKLAND. July 30.— William Poole
of .446 ;Merrlmac street -reported this
mornlnjsf that : his* 49 horsepower auto
mobile had been stolen last night from.
In fropt of the Hoffman cafe in Seventh
' street.' -The machine is,valued at $2,500.
The • Alameda : County, Automobile asso
ciation has offered a,reward 0f. 550 for
, information which! will lead. to the ar
rest of the thieves.
Burglars "entered thehome of Mrs. S.
Thompson at IG&6 .Fourteenth .street
last night and stole a gold watch. ..En
trance was gained *by forcing open a
rear door. •
.Louis Alaraeda, whose home fs in
Llvermore, reported "that he -had been
robbed of $20 by a 'negress,* who -ac
costed him at an ; early hour this morn
injr in Sixth street between Broadway,
and .Washington "street." While 'he^.was
talking: to her she ' stole' his money from
his pocket. c r VBRB
.A woman! giving the name of Hazel,
Lee. who~ \ said that s lie lived at '81
Bonlta avenue,' rented a horse and
buggy tt 6m the" Avenue stables" M
Telegraph avenue *nd Twenty-fourth
f streftf yesterday and* failed to return
them./ The rig was found later at Santa
i Rosa ; and Oakland avenues by Special
i Policeman Hitchcock and returned to
: the owner.-
The Active Business; Man
Understands the necessity!
of having banking facili-
ties equal; to the demands
"of his business; '}>
The number of checking
accounts which this com- |
pany carries for banks,- ij
corporations and mdi- i|
yiduais - is unmistakable
evidence of its : ability to
execute business of this ,
description with perfect
'"satisfaction.. 1 \u25a0 ";*
, 2 per cent interest is
paid- on checking, ac- \
; counts.. - - -* ;
4 per cent interest is
ofr*savihgs ! accounts. I
CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT I
ANI) TRUSTCOMPANY I
California and Montgomery Sheets 1
West end Branch. 153! Devuadero j
Mission Branch, 2572 Mission nr.22d I
\u25a0Up-lown Branch. 1740 Fillmore nr. 1
~ Suiter. • , " S
Potrero Branch, 19th and Minnctota
no tripf^ke ithis**
GI^BjkTJyAJCES
HORTHERN STEAMSHIP XO.
S.S. NORTHLAND, \ \u25a0- & S. NORTHWEST
Between CHICAGO Between DULUTH.
Mllwaukee.Harbor Houghton. , Mar-
Springs, Mackinac quette, Sault Ste.
Island. De tr o1 t. : Marie, \u25a0 Mackinac
Cleveland md' ; Island. il>« trot. t. :
BUFFAIX). • Cleveland and
- .BUFFALO.' " \u25a0
- Sailing from Chi- .Sailing if ro»ij>a-
cago j every ; Satur- " luth •'; erery > Tues-
day, T r;- throughout' ,day" throughoat
the summer. \u25a0 ;th« summer.
Season fromjvn* ud, to First Weei in S*f temper
European or Aicerican Plao.
TICKETS; OPTIONAL
*. r«*iUkatecMtloD,fa«es.ctc4»PP>7l*-.
GEO. W". COLBY, General Agent
26 PO WEJLI. ST., 1 San '« Francisco, : Cal
gH!CHEStER!S PILLS
&<*jj&is\ 1M1J» la Ked and ii»U \u25a0»«»J»te\V/
*tv -^."*t3 hn%e *' sealed with Blu« Rtbtxm. V/
; fn : <^ *£| l!??J* •****• 1 B "Jt 'fr^mr \u25a0 V*,:
- I / -~...-- iff? '»•'\u25a0*»••*• Ask forCMX-Cin»>TESV ! '-"'
AyA v Ff »«"* * now " ** Be » t ' Safest. Al»»yi RetUbl*
ffl-^-iT- SOLD BY DJ?UO6ISTS EVERYWHERE f ;
THE GAUFORNIA /PROMOIIOM, COMMITTEE
bßß^H||HßoßßMhv'*lJlHMKßhßmb|nbh^m^m
». (Organlied 1002)
PROMOTION:- Th» act of promotlaa- »d-*
Tancement: : KSCOUBAGEMEXT.— Century . Dlc-
..'•' The California ' Promotion committee k»» f nr \u25a0
1U object r th« PEOMOTLNO of ClUoroU *a *
whoIe. 4HBPHfMMBMHMi| -. .-\u25a0
It bis nothinji to sell. . -\u25a0
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-:< It ; gift* reliable . information on «T»rr sobiect
connected with the tndmtrie* of CalUornU.
; It jftr«:K>-COURAOEa(EXT to th« ••ÜbMsh-
ment , of -.- n«w i ln<lu« tries and ! invites desirahla
immigration. W3MORBHHH .-/*..\u25a0
- It.U not an employment aceney. altboWb It
tr»«« Information resazdlns labor eondltJons -
£lt:pr»Mnt3 the opportonitte* and s««ds la "all
fields i of i btutoeM aod.profeuioul actNtty. -' :
: s Tlie i comm itee ia l supported .by 5 popular " »ah-
script Jon^f and make* no cb&rses for any s«rrlce
rtodered... '" ->.-.. , ;". \. \u25a0 \u25a0 : . ..-.
- Affiliated ! with \tae commutes \u25a0' ar* . 160 com.
merci:i! organisations of tbA.stata,': wttl» a mem- *
b«r»nlp of over. saOOO. , ' \~ > *" *- \u25a0 • /
U- Meetings are ; : neW t«mUnnnally :la . dir»rent J
paru of California, i where matters of sUtaVm- -
terest are dlscnsaed. " V;,:™
Headqaarters of the committee at* ma(ata{n«i
In - San Francisco 'la California baildra*. Oxioa
S<ioare."t.:-" : "v.- v "" •" '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"•j--. •!;\u25a0\u25a0* '

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