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VOLTOIE CVni.— XO. 127;
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
METHODISTS END
ANNUAL CONCLAVE
Appointments for Southern Cali*
fornia District Announced
by Bishop Hughes
FRESNO. Oct. 4. — The Methodists
Hpted their annual convention for the
southern California conference last
midnight, after a hurried session devot
ed to the reading of various reports.
Bishop Hughes, who presided, an
\u25a0 rcounced among others the following'
appointments:
KRESNO DISTRICT
Harciurt W. Peck, district superintendent
<T,\. 1326 W«f;r Forty -fifth str**t. Los Ang*le».
Alp«u«rh. K. H. Bsrnburt: Armona circuit. Wll-
IShtij- Vlmont; Arroyo Gran<le, V. R. Brink: At
wstcr and Livingston to be eopplied. Baken
f.Ptrl — Theshroneh momber. E. E. Damon; Fair
\-ifxr, W. C. Stone; First. B. D. Snodden; Monn
\u25a0 rain View. Frar.k PsttJ". Caxutber* circuit. J.
R. Fuller: Contfrrille. I>on A. Allen; Clovii.
William Huch^s: Corcoran and Waukona. W. G.
R»:rWner: foalln^a. to be supplied; Delano,
TTarry 6- Ry^er: Pel Rej% Alfred J. Hucbes;
ninubn. A. W. Cnmrninps; EaFton. R. B. Coons;
rcti»lla. Jatne* E. Bliven: Fartnewrllle. An
drpw W. Sh.imei. Fowler — St. Paul. I* V. Har
" rtienn. Fresno — First. John I*. Painter; Grace.
Sr.mnpl Hußbes: Reedier. Harvey H. Hocker.
\u25a0 Finnish church to be supplied. Saaper, Don A.
'- Alien: S>in Lni* Oblspo. H. S. Hunger: San
Miguel, J. "Wesley Robinson: Santa Barbara.
• Hsrry TV. White: Ssnta Maria. J. E. Cope:
K»lHiB. H. C. Mullen. Taft circuit. A. P. Peel;
Trsrcr and RiT-erhank. to be supplied: Tulare.
Cut\ ?t. Ross; Visalia. A. L. Baker; %*Ualia dr
<-u!t. to be supplied: Wa*co and McFarland.
Leonard T. Prose; Tosemlte, to be supplied;
<;U>he, R. B. Wilkini": Goleta. C. F. Coy; Granpe-
T'lie. Charles D. Lewis: Greenfield and Soledad.
.T. V. lyanpstaff. Hanford— First. S. J. McCon
r\""il: Ktnsj" River, C. H. iL Sutherland: Lske
sMe. VTillisra W. Kaler. Hardwick. Roy E."
• Mealey: Tnporaar circuit. Burton Hamlin: trwln
«'lty circuit. J. H. Walton: Kerman and Rolnda,
B. T. Smith: Kernville. A. A. Burjre: Kutner,
Alfred J. HTrffbeK; Lancaster. J. H. Amis: Laton.
Arthur G. B'urktier; Letnoore. T. H. Wilkinson:
Lln<lsay. riarence T). Hicks: Lompoc. W. J.
B«yd;- Medern. E. Burton Yoet : Merced. S. J.
Lindsay: Orrult ai:d Xiporao. S. K. Winebren
ner: Parlirr. De Kplb Burnham: Paso' Robles,
• M. R. Walton; Portlrvillp, George Steed.
":V SPECIAL APPOISTMEKTS
\u25a0/ J. : B.- <>re«>n. field secretary, conference funds.
Hollywood- First church quarterly conference.
• , ' <7. F. Bovard. president L'nirersity of Southern
Talifornia^ I'ritversity churrh quarterly confer-
T.- C. Kn<Mcs. profPKjior -University of Southern
" < aliffirtiia.- sn>ulh Main street church quarterly
<w. W. Penistcn-. secretary Voar.K Men's Chris
tian BSRndati<>n. Spokane, Wash. .
K. \u25a0A. Hesly,- dean .of Marlny school of
th*>ol«?y. University churob quarterly confer
.•. H. C Vlihson. secretary Sunday School asso
'\u25a0iaii'in. Vormout t><}uare churoh quarterly con
fprenc<>.
F.. H. Prii-e. left without appointment to at-
A. 11. . -<iimiiett. field apent Children's Home
. «:rM-iptr. Anaheim church quarterly conference.
<\u25a0;. W. Wi>on. chaplain soldiers' home, Saw
virllo churrh qufrierly conferenre.
R:' ."<. llarvi^id, superintendent missions in
Torro Rica.
' \u25a0 Paal IVnrntti. missionary in Porto Rico.
tr. S. Hnrtnrx'e. . field secretary fniverelty of
Soui!'crn . < »!if<iiT.ia. San Diego First church
"fjiiflrrrrl.T oonfereD^e.
. C S. Ma<l<len. ajrent ("alifornia Christian Ad
.\u25a0T(wtt», l'niver».lty. church quarterly conference.
. - . F.- P. S>cler. secretary benevolences, Los
. AnceW First church quarterly conference.
* T. H." Woodward, field secretary Maday srhool
'of theology, Whittier cbnrch quarterly confer
• enf-e.
P.. O. Cory, field secretary Methodist hospital,
Vincent church quarterly conference.
-. . I. C- Hill, professor University of Southern
California* Cciversity church quarterly confer-
F. U. M.vvly. field secretary of the lnterde
nomirationsl commission on marriage and divorce
for California. Ptsadona First church quarterly
cor.fcfecce.
' J. C. Xlliott. secretary board of home mis
sions. Haven church quarterly conference.
'.. K. A. Thompson, superintendent of Nevada
mission.
, .T. A. Crouch, missionary to Ynma Indians.
• :" J. L. Moor*, left without appointment to at
tend school.
R. E. Wright. D. Robert*. E. G. Pecker,
A. K. Stabler. R. S. Fisher and O. M. Andrews,
missionaries in Aritona.
EASTERN OFFICER
ASKS FOR PRISONER
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 4. — Chief of
Police George W. Gilbert of Northamp
ton. Mass.. presented papers to Gover
nor Gillett today from the governor of
Massachusetts, asking for the return of
Joseph M.; Rowley, who is wanted for
fleeing with $350 belonging to the
Xonotuck silk company of Northamp
ton. Rowley was employed by the firm
sp book keeper, and disappeared on Au
gust 6 of this year.
In Our Jewelry J&: '.'V^j^ ; /'! .' |GjwmantSfl^eari
Department :7Vt- -t^ Mesh^ Batgs
We arc offering a ; QLy X/^lffitrfli&l/Q W : $10.00 values; at ..,s4.9s;
complete showing of ; \ cs7:soc $7:50 .values ' at ..:53 ,951
the latest ncn-elties in .x*"""^ T"%*C I AAC U/MICC ' $6.00 values at. . .$2.98
Hat Pins at D. Samuels' I Ht LAwfr WvU pt ; \ Ts4.soivaiues-ativ!sl.9B;
prices. Stockton and O'Farrell Streets ; $2^o^alues:at 7^si:4Bj
Sale of Automobile Veils
Today— at D. Samuels'— the Store of ; Op^rtunities
Afsl OQ CHIFFON .Afs9 AR -CHIFFON; At $^IQ' AUT O^
J\L «J>i«l/iJ AUTOMO- m AUTOMO- t > : .«P*f •*? MO B I L?E
BILE VEILS— 2M yards long, 22 BILE .VEILS— 2^ yards long> 1 ; yElLS^Superior'- quality ? 2 of'
inches wid«; striped borders; all yard wide;' all *colors. : 'A t very . chiffon *\u25a0 cloth'; .^J^^yards -long, 1 ; lr
colors. Thiese are worth regular- good Equality.-- Actuallyi worth " 'yar'drwide;rall\cblors.vi;Ordinarily>
h' $L 75. See them. $3.50. • !. >' you would^pay's4:so^for/theni;*
\A^s* cVI \^P*ilq -You may not be interested: in Automobile i Veils— -here an \u25a0'offering of : ; Wash*
"T» .. <*ol* \u25bc "CIIO Veils, all at one price,"^ 48c each, Jinsteid of^ 75c,. $1- and\even ; . higher. >..The, choice;
of several himdred imported Wash Veils. \Yz yards ; lo ng,: in - faney j designs and'-,very^ pretty- patterhs:yg Q'J+";
Made of the best French net in both white and. cream and colorings. All' on sale at,* each. .. .'. . . . '.~t0C,
| Today We Feature -^Rcjaticii =;SBlif^i^^?^llQilje''t.>i i: -
Dressing Sacques ; DepartmentftO
\On the tables on the second floor we are ; ; Here are a ,f ew i' demonstrations of
offering today just what th^ season de- :^hat the firm's policy b^o^em^mer-'
price is for Wednesday only. . :* , : 4711rEau'de^Cologne TalcurriH.::r.7vl3c^ "-;••• '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:*\u25a0
%. a 4a 4 tp* '--' j r », >« «,. ; > -Z. I iPivers^Le :Trefle<Vegetal^\; lV: .*'. jV. ;77c r • gg r *
At SI 15 l r n . stead f of 51-50— Three .or,, j ;, . . • Nail Enamel;;:: .^:\.:::^ri7c^ .:
ff l 77 i * W . f 9"T °f the very; newest. \u25a0 ;=; - . SacHet Powderfr-:Vi6let;*j6ckey;Clul>?^v
Dressing. Sacques in the German tennis -.flannel.,- \ i .. \u25a0' and Heliotrope: A :vv.':.''r^rbunce;2sci*!,'.
One -model is a square neck, bordered .down -tHe** ! '\u25a0" ''• \u25a0\u25a0'-, ;.,-;- - ; . > ; '\u25a0.;i;- " : 'u -^'*
. front with'fancy trimming. Ailotherxisf,rpufMlr | v i '-/Try to ; remember «Vhat f y ou^paV T =Te^larly/f or'» the •.
neck, military effect. And others^ .correspondingly*; '\u25a0\u25a0- t'same"articles, : 6"r^if"they'are'no^famifiar*to you,Tmakc'|
.pleasing in shapes and coloring-' combination s.^ i fcbmpiarisonsjelsewhe'rei^H^i'^^^^^-r^rfv^i/
You can choose from reds, phiks, bluel,.la J vcudcrs. " L ._. V s V-.it ' . v, -' .'. «\^ \u0084 ".^ - =^ \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>
and grays. Today, Wednesday, only;: '^'^Yfi^SP^.S' c fse^in^thlS^Cp&ninGnt\
the price will be, each.. .......... ••-"*P* • * f; \u25a0 Jsfcorrespdndihgly*pritt
2io announcement of D. Samuels lis complete .without^ reference to . ourj-Greaty'ißeady-tOrWear -TFloor.^
It is the Fashion Center of San Francisco. ;. MlJlinejry.'-Lingrerie.'.'Waists^and.oficoUrse:
Bevillion Furs are characte*ized by that certain Individuality r which%apeals/to >discriminatingr^women.\iiiAnd'
wliat merits investigation is tbe D.- Samuels'.'. mQthqd.;pf'mej"chandisirtg,'r : .-viz^ i -selling.':Sßeady-to-"VVearr? T Ap-|
parel on the Same Close Margin of. Profit^ as the. most < staple" Sry, goods.;. >•;V^..\u25a0 v : .-^.^•\u25a0;•^ i »-f\u25a0\u25a0;J!^^";^-<y-,-"V':•"^A^»• / -•i/.>>
Attorney and His Bride
To Study Music in Italy
\u2666 ii — — - — \u25a0 — \u25a0 — ; — :—: — • '•;.-. ' • — - — • , • ' — • '_ v"-»
j Miss Augusta L. W aldenmejer ' of Stockton, Tvho.Tvill become* wife of
| Ralph H.Ldchmund of : Arroiv Head, B.C. -
BROTHERHOOD OF
DANES AT FRESNO
FRESNO. , Oct. 4.— The - flrsf day. of
the national -convention, of the. Danish
brotherhood- was marked'by secret ses-,
sions.'--- .' --<w- ••\u25a0 • J ' * '•"•"-•
The delegates convened \u25a0at an early
hour this -morning in 'executive
and have remained "behind- closed rdbors
during, the'rehtire' day except^ at , the
luncheon hour.
Tonight- there was an entertainment
for the delegates and their . guests at
the Barton ; opera house, and tomorrow
evening there "will be, a "smoker'^ for
the men ' at' •Armory hall ;and a" social
in A. O.U.'W. hall- for the women.-- ;
CANDIDATES REJECT
PLEAS FOR CHARITY
ISpcciai Dispatch to ThcCall]* "'t
[Special; Dispatch' 10, The Cq})h - I V*!>
fcf STOCKTON. :.Oct.;: 4.-^The /. cajiaida.tes
\u25a0for;\ofßce • i in\San I Jpaquin - county^have
made whereby they ..will
refuse alii solicitations .for. donations
for, charity, and other, causes which 1 are
usually "made'^during "campaign 'time.
They explain "'that they 'were - under
heavy expense during. the primary elec
tion, and" that,. \u25a0-wliile.^th'ey .arevlntsym
pathy .with charitable'affairs/ they have
about 'gone; the ilimit.;/ . -. <"-, -;\j . ._\u25a0
POPULAR STOCKTON
MUSICIAN TO MARRY
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A^
Waldenmeier to Become ;
j - Wife of Lawyer
[Special bijpatcfc'. to The Call] .: - '
• STOCKTON, | Oct. 4 — Th e wedding o f
MisscAugusta L,. "Waldenmeier, ; daughter
of -Mr.! and Mrs. TA., Waldenmeier. i and
Ralph A H. ; Lachmund ' of Arrowhead,?, B:
,C.,wiir take place tomorrow.afternoon
at^^o'clock.";" :-;';>:-"»'.\u25a0;;.-\u25a0 :.-., V- : : " : ' r: '[ \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'<:\u25a0: \u25a0
;It;:will ;,be a simple affair and Rev.
J. VT. Liundy^ of i the First ; Presbyterian
church -will officiate."; The couple will
be attended ,by • Mr; and Mrs.. George
Do . n^ mann ' brother in law .; and sister .of
the -.bride. Only .a - few^ friends; will
witness; the ceremony, after -which a
dinner will be. served at the
, Lachmund and , his ; bride will ; depart .
tomorrow evening 1 for .New': sYork,5 York,
whence they /will sail for Florence,
Italy.;:' . - : • ' , ; A .„•.•.-• .
The bride is a musician of ability and
a leader^ in .Stockton's younger social
set. ' Lachmund \is a [ law«yer, but poe
sesses/a;tenor voice of . fine q uality, and
thej, couple will devote several, months
to the study of music. . ;. '
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
-TO CONSTRUCT BUILDING
Porteryille Organization to Have
; \u25a0 Home of Its Own
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
. Oct. :4: 4— According
to .plans outlined by the directors" of
the];charnber of 'commerce, \u25a0 the 'local
commercial, body will soon have a
building of its owni '
It' i s proposed" that the chamber de
vote- to the building fund the money
which is ordinarily spent for the sup
port of the annual Tulaire county citrus
fair.? -When there 'is added to this : fund
contributions f rorty, the Merchants* as- I
sociatibn, it is believed that^ the ire-j
mairider may. be raised by 'floating a
loan. ' - ; . . • : v
In - all -probability the building will
be 'located -with the .other municipal
buildings : which ' occupy tipper Main
street."
SKIP TENDER IS
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Accident Probably Will Result
in Worker's Death * - V
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
-JACKSON, Oct. 4.— A \u0084 skip -tender.
Nick Milostavich.'/ was „; seriously,.:.^' in
jured In > the Argonaut mine : -: this
forenoon. '' 'He Viand; ; aY "partner;; had
started' from , the; 340 cfootvlevel.siboth
standing on" the tip; of the water skip
as was their custom; "When near the
3,300 level Milostavichr suddenly, fell
headlong, on- the. tracks -striking near a;
roller.
.The front of the .skip pressed
upon, him in such 'a manner thar; several
ribs were crushed fronr the', breast' borle,
tearing; the flesh ;' apart.- i> Men .on^ the
lower levelstQpped'hoisting by'electric
signal.'-- . i "\u25a0' ;v ;/ '\* :', , \u25a0-_/,;" -.;. \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0..*•.•.," .
The. injured !tnan was.removed to the
county hospital, 'but: is not expected" to
liver -;,' : ; \u25a0 ' ' ..; ; : ,' "'" ' - t; " '- : :" = - " '*-"• "
"shoe Stores gl jP^ftß W Kettleton Shoes
Two Boots j flfc
From Bakers "Close-Margin" Lines M
1910-11's sWellestr street sbodts. for Madame:—. C?^^ / :< *&f \
: two forrall-oc^si^ yj^w" / .^^/'•-- /^f"v' J
soii/s everyifasliioii; demand, ilt as only by se- \ / I
v• • lectrng- froin jßalierjs I^lose^argin ; liifes that 7 J&*/£^> _-*-*v
3 r ou 'are able such smart, -serviceable'^ ,v . 1 y^^^f
:\ ;; bpbts^at $4^tliey -re? $5 -ih^ other stores. ; '. . ._ ; " : J jdr
k I *<f >LAGK SUEDE 'boot tor street; war^-high'
I j • fl " \u25a0 • ' • Cuban^heel and arch— short Tamp— "yoguish"^
' Ct\ J'l *^ II v:^?" V ;,round;toe with winged tir>-smart as' they make
a | '.'.\u25a0-a^M^KET STREET' Opp ; >o.eii-^
ARBOR CLUB TO
ELECT OFFICERS
[Special Dispatch -to ' The Call]' : ' •
V STOCKTON^; OctiU.--The\ members, of
the ; Arborr club": willthold^the annual
election 1 of;, officers tomorrow. -The
:'i OGTOBER--5; V l9lo^
nominating, committee, consisting; of
MisstLucy Harris,- J. M.-; Perry and F.
VT. Wurster. 'i has named , the 1 following
ticket: President.* "Henry Earle;'.vice
president. Dr. A. I W/ Hoisholt; t/easurer.
Albert Eckstrom ; directors— -J.Ttf. Eddy.
F. * A,r Kent. i > Mrs.^L:; Clare ; Davis, . Mrs.
F.;iiT Kincaid/Dr. Barton J.« Powell and
Dr. - Albert iE. Hodgkiiis.. r
SESIOTTSLT Oct. 4.—
• Jesse King, i' retired. businessman ot this city.
• had! serVral ril^4 broken'. 1 jeiterdiy when. .. th*
. ".horse "lhe" was .driTlngrVtook lfrlght *»t'aa"anto
\u25a0^ mobile.- and weot..<vrer ; a;3s fewt .embankment, i
AT 95 VOTER WRITES .
2 -NAME IN REGISTER
[Special DisDalch to The Call] \u25a0 \
OROVILLE. Oct. 4.— Moses O. Mana
of Coutolena/ celebrated
fifth birth Jay ."recently.' by coming t«
Oroville to register. He wrote his owa
name on the great register. He Is still
active both mentallyrand physically and
is a constant reader, but does not. weat
glasses] His ambition is to live-,to b«
109 t years'of age. the record set by a
member. of his . family. : /i" -y " \u25a0 . .'

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