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10
HEART SECRETS
OF WOMAN ARE
BARED IN COURT
Letters of Mrs% Daisy T. Kraass
to FtenkHn H. Griffith Are
Read to Jury
Memphis Society Leader Faces
Her Former Husband and
Man She Shot
LOP ANGELES, ))e« H. — Faced on I
the one hand by the man she is accused
of havS«jr !»ht>t because of an alleged
broken pledjre of love, money and mar
ria^re. end on the other by her former
husband, Dr, William Kruass, dean of
the medical oollee* of the University
*f Mlaetwtppt, Mrs» Daisy Turney
Tvruaw underwent a spirit breaking or
<ipal todaj- in her trial on the charge
of having attempted the life of Frank
lin <H. Griffith, a realty broker of this
city.
Eveior detail of the relations between
Oriffltii and tli» fnmicr society woman
"f Memphis. Term., wns gone into in
b«?r cro!«s examination. Her Letters —
th<» first of which vraa written when she
ha<3 known QritOth only a few hours
ana ell «xpr*«?ihjr p?.**!on in every line
— w*re read to her and she was forced
to admit that »he hed written them.
These were the sam# letters that
formed the principal evidence In Doctor
KruasE' succeefful suit for divorce In
VickFburg, Ml s »., several months ago.
Yet Doctor Kruass Is here to testify in
favor of his wife, and to support her
contention that the fascinations of Grif
fith had drlv«n her mad-
Mrs. Kruftsa alleges that »he shot
<jrtfflth because he had failed to pay
back large sums he had borrowed while
visiting her and her husband In Mra-
Phla, and also because he had failed
to keep a pact arranged during that
??-me visit to marry her when she had
obtained a divorce from her husband.
The woman broke down twice dur
ing the cross examination, but will
liave to continue on the stand most of
tomorrow when a number of other let
ters wi!L be Introduced.
FARCE TO BE STAGED
AT MILITARY SCHOOL
Students of St. Matthews As
sisted by Author
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
BCRLINGAMU Dec. 14.— Students of
St. Matthew's military school will pre
sent a farce by Gail Cleland entitled
"Wasn't That Too Bad?" in the as
spmbly hall of the school Friday even
ing.
The students will be assisted by the
author and J. William Hunt. The
scene represents the workshop of Santa
Claus. Following: is the cast:
Panra Clans. Gail Clfland; Mercury. Joaqula
rwdora: RuhW Doll. Alsn Byar«: Trun»r>«t«.
Tiftris Hymens; Tin Soldier, Gladstone B#*d :
Nojrro Prize Fichtrr. Newton Benedict; Climbing
Monltfy sio Thorp; TVddf Bear. Clarence
vL*Vr r; c Phf>no * rßph - Lovelar* Barrett; Talking
noli. Stanley r™»H: t^j. Bountiful. GbHTfi
Bell; Pat>y McFadd^n. Paul Tprrr T^~~*
REALTY OWNERS ALONG
COAST FORM SOCIETY
The Coastside promotion association,
comprising property owners along the
ocean from this city to Santa Cruz
\u25a0was organized in the Farallon Home
realty company office. Hewes building,
Tuesday. The purpose of this new
club will he to facilitate means of bet
ter communication between city and
country districts. Theodore T. Johnson
was elected presidpnt of the associa
tion and }VC. P. Morse of Moss Beach
secretary. Sixty members were en
rolled.
TO INSTALL OFriCEES-Thp recntly elected
ofnerrs of ( nmm oonrt. HxaltPd Order of the
Amaranth, will be pul.liclr installed m PncVett
hall January 12, and ihe following eTeninjr the
iifT* , Cr-R/vnt <-mirt «f the same order
*"'» >«* Installed »t King Solomon hall
HOLIDAY SALE;
Our Entire Stock of
About 350 Room Sized Rugs and 3,000 Smaller Rugs, Repre-
senting All Dependable Weaves
AT UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS
From 20% to 40%
From Prices Originally Representing Excellent Values
400 Ru«! Kabistans, Kurdi6tans,
'j Khlvas. Beloochlstans
and Bokhara*.- 7x4)^l $35.00 924.00
l-^li' f 50.00
100 Rugs Bokharas 6:3x4:3 $90.00 to $110,00 . to.
f 65.00
S5 Rugs Moussels, GuendJles, •
Dagbestans, Cashmeres
a-nd Serebends 7x4 . $30.00 f 20.00
100 Rugrs Saruks «:9x4:3 $115.00 to $125.00 $90.00
50 Rugs Saruks 5:2x3:5 $65.00 to $75.00 ¥47.50
50 Rugrs Sennas 5x3:2 $50.00 to $«0.00 $32.00'
50 Ru»?s Sennas 6:6x4:6 $85.00 to $100.00 $60.00
25 Rurs Kirmanshahs „... 6:8x4:3 $100.00 to $116.00 v ?75.00
2 S Rugs Kirraanshahs 5:1x3:3 $60.00 to $55.00 $35.00
25 Rugrs Kellms 11x5:4 $27.00 to $35.00 $22.,*;0
75 Rugs Antique Runners 13:6x3:3 $65.00 to $75.00 $45.00
MANY OTHER RUGS OF LARGER SIZE AND FINER
WEAVES AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCTIONS
Special attention directed to the following unusual values, which
include many of the above weaves — ' >-'\u25a0 . '\u25a0>)
!75 RUG 5 ......... $6^5 each
100 RUGS $10.00 each
:^^::::::::::S^
ISO RUG 5 .. .... .. .$lB.OO each
EVERY RUG CARRIES OUR 'USUAL GUARANTEE.
Inspection and Comparison of .Values; Invited.
216-228 SUTTER STREET
Flora H. Hubbard,
Pianist," to Take
Part in. Benefit
ORPHAN FUND SWELLED
BY THEATER RECEIPTS
Turner & Dahnken Contribute
$72.40 for Homeless Tots
Money Added to The
Call's Orphan Fund
jPrexionsly Acknowledged. s24,4ll.o3;
•TURNER & DAH>KEX.. 72.40;
! TOTAL $24,453.43|
A substantial contribution to The
Call's fund for the Mount St. Joseph's
orphan asylum came yesterday from
Turner & Dahnken. proprietors of the
new Photo theater, which has just
opened at 941 Market street. Deciding
to open their place under the best
auspices the proprietors arranged to
give the entire proceeds of* their first
day to the fund for the relief of the
little orphan children whose abode was
destroyed by fire.
\u25a0The Photo theater is devoted entirely
to motion picture exhibitions. It is a
comfortabLe place, seating 400 patrons,
and the reels of pictures which were
shown to attract nickels for the or
phans were unusually interesting. The
attendance netted $72.40 to the house,
all of which was turned over to The
Call's fund.
The theater is one of the handsomest
and most comfortable in the city, and
everything about it is new.
STEPHENS TO ADDRESS
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE
Prof. Henry Morse Stephens of the
modern history department, University
of California, will deliver tonight at
Lane hall the fourth of the Mechanics'
institute university extension lecture*.
The subject of the lecture will be "The
Attitude of Europe Toward the French
Revolution." Prof. G. R. Noyes of the
University of California department of
Slavic languages will lecture at 3 p. m.,
December 23, on 'Tolstoy and «His Lit
erary Work" at Franklin hall, 1881
Fillmore street.
DR. HICHA2DSON LECTURES — Dr. George H.
Richardson, V. S. A., retired, lectured on
"The First Aid to the Injured" Tuesday nijrht
l*fore the California Grays at tbe Auditorium,
Pb-t«- aod Flllmore streets.
THE SAff grmAKQISQO QALt. THUESDAY, pEQ^MBER J5, 1910.
PROFESSIONALS TO
APPEAR IN BENEFIT
Performance to Be Qiven for
Order of Helpers of the
\u25a0 • :—.: — . \u25a0 . ' \u25a0' • '. \u25a0
A professional ; benefit performance
for tiip. prder "of tile Helpers- of the
Heljr Souls -will fee given at 8:80 o'clock
this ereningf itt QBidpn date hall,: 2137
gutter Btreeti
Among these rrhe trill take pftrt are
the folldTCJngi '
Hi JCoifl orpUcstrai Mrs/ a. T>, Ilarner, con
tralto; Miss Al\<* oHtlirlf, Tlhllnißt} Mjss Flora
H. ITabbnra. nlflnlatj Ghartpp Bttinttl, tenor;
Joopph P. Kpflphpfi J. PettPfi Miss Frances
Relth end Ultis Kdna Kpliejiei 1 it) r tmt handed
rep): Mlbh Mllian Wend, -piafitsti Wanor G.
N'Bnnleont. baasnj JUtjy AHftJ&pftf Di Kda, (>ne
cUllst: Mta. A.H, Musaute, eiocuti*lptl Miss
Laura Guttrt, eometift. ' '
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
Jewels Given to Retiring Ma
tron and Patron
Officers of Jerrel chnpter No. 238,
Order of the Eastern Star, were In
stalled in public yesterday afternoon
In Oolden date. eomrnandery hall. The
new officers are.
Lizzie Rpßers Pfennln«er. worthy matrons
OilTer Btnlth. worlhr pntran: iSmihft Louise
Simmons, npaoclstp matron \ Etnm« Hnrrington,
secretnry; Eliaabefh Isabel • DreiiiJeU,- treamirprt
r.ertrudp Chrmtlnp Rmlth, ' con<hictreß9j Hwriet
Stclls vt"Il«on, ssPociHte condurtressj Aujfßstft
Cwlla Pnrll, Adah^ Murpnrot Stflner Orindlpr.
Kuth: Lulu Bennett HoTrard. Estfier; T«»sl*
RlPharflnon Weeks, Martha; Ida Ols<?n. Klcctn:
rptra Dpllßmore warden: Kathwlne Cella
Husk, epntlnel: Marpurrltr IJIUe Jaulun, chap
lain: Janet Krnflmau WlDkley, nmrplm].
The installing officers were Dora Li.
OsthofT, retiring matron; Retiring Pa
tron J. A. Snell and Grand Martha Jen
nie Maude Wayman.
The retiring matron, Mrs. OBthoff,
was given a star shaped diamond set
jewel, also a handsome token of fra
ternal love. The retiring patron, J. A.
Snell, was given a past patron's J«wel
rind a special present, and they In turn
jointly gave tokens of esteem to each
of the officers of the last terra. -
The music was furnished by Lulu
Palinky and Corrlne Crlstlne. and a re
ception was given the grand Martha
after the ceremony.
CHING QUONG CHARGES I
N PACKERS WITH FRAUD
Sues Alaska Fishermen's Com
pany for $20,240
Chin Quongr. a wealthy labor con
tractor, sued the Alaska fishermen's
packing company yesterday for $20 240
alleged to be due for la.bor furnished
the cannery at Nushagnk, Alaska. He
alleged that the sale by the packing
company to the Astoria savings bank
of the ship W. B. Flint was a trick to
defraud him, and asked the court to
set aside the sale. Judge Seawell
granted a temporary restraining order
enjoining Sheriff Barnet of Alameda
county from turning over the ship to
the bank.
"TBE STORE OF VALUES" \B. KAT&ST^^
QpC . THE GREATEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE WEST ===== Dl HP
OfcU MARKET STREET, OPP. STOCKTON ST.. COMMERCIAL "\u25a0\u25a0""
SENSIBLE GIFTS THAT ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
gNP^lw^ BESIDES, ALWAYS REMEMBER— That not only does our
[i WrrSS 30 Y ear reputation for "SQUARE OEAUNG" guarantee
\^P^^ the "HONEST WORTH" of our shoes— but our "LOW
-?. PRICES" mean a saving to you of from sOc v to SH.SO
jzfTM \u25a0""'wvffwieaMaon eac/l pair Of Shoes pUrchasetSmrmmmmmKmmmn
Ik 'Zz^Q&MYfa PiAIIC^ 10 U£DET bring the children to see "saNra"
A, DASHING DRESS SHOE J r \iuu~~l\ THE HIT OF THE SEASON
WOMEN'S f WllCn -\u25a0-\u25a0.\u25a0 . ' ... .
\% \ S/S/ sn Doubt \ Women's Hfil :
SHOE OP BEAUTY— Patent Colt B WBußß^^' •
\u25a0 vamps, dull kid tops. "Kedra" toes, r e «». . \u25a0 M 5 -*^ /. ,; . \u25a0 •
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: £x. Women's FELT JULIETS \ y S^ /'"*\u25a0-\u25a0^ :: ,J3.SO;
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:^^^y I STORE OPEfi I'^^V I
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•top Is trimmed wit/ fSncy: infer! ~ :;,C:Uf:v, .-/-.: IV^^war LI at P^ RS K°^ etev " 'i
:@gga^Fd Christmas Iliisl-a^-.i:
' 111*'" ii 1111 TnfnTi 1 Detter Grades, «1.50, 92. ?a.50, $3 '
If^f^ Girls' Patent Colt Infants' -<^\ f ;;:^i\ BOYS'
,\ \ca\ "Correct Style" D*»#««* i»«»l* \\ —3' \ - "ft *'^©\ I \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0•-' \u25a0'\u25a0"\u25a0?\u25a0 -- : :.\u25a0.'?
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'I r. XV\' SB-50 D BESSSHOES.7.W :^A F'N.'^^ Dress Bluchers'
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\u25ba Patent Colt vamps; Dull Kid* tops; - • v 3IAXLY STVI-K FOR MAM V •
''l'^-?*«w^--' ; r^%ii^"dA?Sf f - or ft ted ' Swe 1 1 BOYS— A dressy shoe that :^r-
££.*,' Jr^t!^-fJi« P^>?iV t oles .Vp^ Tw ° styles: that- will : please- particular ticular -boy 1 ».will. be delighted to '
' ti B^ ffiXr^th^n \ * ,P9 wn : mothers. Dull * Kid' and^ Brown. Kid I wear.-? and beaides. .the .wear; ia un- .
>i o-t^f-Minnte both in looks . and tops, plain A .Nature Shape" rtoes, equaled.- Made of selected vici kid
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GIRLS 3 SLIPPERS RfIEN^S SHOES ?BOYS S ;SLIRRERS\
R^l^^,,? I V^^SP^ T,T ,4 JTJ W TS cv cry sTYtE—Ati; Shapes— BLAck ;yklvet V faxcy che-
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' full* rt^ -'ii ?*?? \u25a0\u25a0-* ?!?"•.; --\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0 Rill* «i \u25a0- of ; Perfection :|each>^aJr -sure i to Slippers— Pat«nt^Colt^trlm- .
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E ) r l H;N;Ro^ell,One
Of Berkeley's Many
Business Boosters
SPEND AN EVENING
At
Quietly stroll through our china and cut glass
rooms and you will find many suggestions for Xmas.
Then you will find the picture department and
our art gallery most interesting, with the best ex-
amples of European and American art on display.
Just a few steps brings you right into the heart
of the Orient. Our Oriental department is fitted
up in the, purely native architecture and the series
of various rooms will prove most fascinating.
You will find your evening well spent.
246-268 POST ST. L&sSSL^'
BERKELEY TO HAVE
A BOARD OF TRADE
Large Commercial Organization
Added to City's List of
Business Enterprises
... - i • \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0
BERKELEY, Dec. 14.— With A. How
ard Herrmann, architect and builder* as
temporary chairman, initial steps -tot
the formation of a Berkeley beard of
trade; were taken last night at a meet
ing in the offices of the Berkeley lanQ
company In Bhattuck avenue. Charles
Green is temporary secretary of the
new organization;
Office^ will be established v as, the
headquarters "t or the \u25a0 board, which will
be composed of about 209 business and
professional men of Berkeley. '
Among the men Interested. In the
project arel
Dr. Hubert- N. Rowel 1 V: S. Harris
J. H. McJDermott Horace ft. Brown
Charles Uteed . - Our Jj. Q<An
Ollvpr W. n. Pratt R.'lf.'AylwUi
M. H. Shuey W. H. Waflsworth
Roger C. Nls?ea . Rebprt M. Dibble
C. K. Towson
Organization will be. completed Mon
day night when a headquarters for the
board will be selected, centrally located.
I 5.00 7-50 10.00 12.50 15.00 I
t$ And up to 25-"" W4W 4
111 This comprises all of our Suits of this season, and j
Hi includes blacks and navy blues and all our large size-, fj
p| 42 to 56 bust, as well as. qdd sizes for short stout women. |1
I 5.00 6-00 7-50 10-00 15.00 2000 1
I^l Messalines,- Crepe de Chines, Crepe Foulards,
Serges, Henriettas, etc., for afternoon, evening and street £1
EjSi ' • . \u25a0 - \ ' > \u25a0*\u25a0." v* • -j» •* - . \u25a0 *^i<3
Hffl - . \u25a0 , _ ______ v-f I
§ 5.00 fo I©@-00 I
p3 Street Coats, Evening Coats, Motor Coats, Fur Lined |>j
and Pony Coats, all at about x / 2 price. 'y
I 75c 85c 1.00 and 1.25 I
p| In Madras. Cheviots and Percales. All reduced from Ja r
$1.25 to $3.00. tsi
|^ Had been withdrawn on account of crowded conditions, >
but now again put on sale.
I Coats, Suits, Dresses |
Pf In great variety of woolen and wash materials. . h
lH (INCORPORATED)
I GRANT AYE. AND GEARY |
Palace
Hoi c i
¥7 'Bntlrelr rsbnllt «ln«-e the flre
.. > on tbe orlslnal Market St. cite
fThe Epitome of \u25a0 Hotel Excellence
- \u25a0 ' Under -\u25a0• aame old . manaicetneot.
. PALACE HOTEL COMPAXT
Society of California Pioneers' BoHdlng
Fonrth Street Hear Market
California* Moat Popular Hotel
'" 400 Roods. \u25a0 ' • \u25a0'. *\u25a0 200 Batb*.
. . Eorepean plan — $1.00 par day aad up. Dtalnj
room Mating 800. . Table d'Bot* :or \u25a0 a la Cart*
•f-rTlc*. a* • dealred.
SPECIAL ; v-IAJNCHKOJff ETEHT DAT
from 11 tZO au'; m. to 2 p. m. CO cent a
EDWARD KOLKIN. GEO. A. DIXON
'Manager.'. _'; - Asst.- M«na»er.
r HOTEL STANFORD ~
Headquarters for : former patrons of the Uck
Grand and Bos* Hotels. . -
" 180 roots* wita batb. Hates $1 day m>.
230 Kearnr street between Batter and Bosh.
$1 PER VVEAR
USE : CALL WANTS^-THERE'S A REASON: SUCCESS
HOTEL COLONIAL
Stockton Street. Above Slitter
<an Franclaco
. American plan, $3.00 dar
European, plan, {1.50 dar
A hotel with «Tery modern coove&leac*. ;
Every -room counectlac with bath.
HOTEL TURPIN
I Kcvnt mi Most Popalar Commercial Botel.
17-19 Powell Street at Market
Six stories of solid comfort; 10 first data eat*
Ib* house* wltblß on* block. Kite* $1. $1.53 ta
I* per d»/. 223 tooma; sot a dark room la ta*
house. .-
T. X. . aad A. VT. TGVL2 tM, Pxeps. aad Xrn.
Former owners Roy »I aad HamUtoa Hotala. .
BELLEVUE HOTEL
Geary and Taylor Streets «
European plan, from $2 a day; America a plaa.
from $4 a day. Evcrr room, wttix batb. PoaitiT«l« "
fireproof. Family and tourist botel. Halt block
from Columbia Theater. Well lighted aai&pL«
room - tor commercial travelers. -
. . - W. E. ZANDER. Manager.
BYRON MOT SPRINQS
BeDfCcial batns. Cbarmlnjr rtndexrons ot\C**i
fornla'a best people. SplendiU auto roads tWrTT
\u25a0prints Xrom all directions Garaxew I<T"*
Manager Bjron Hot dprlnjs, maj s. P. axmTT^Z
Peck-Judah Co.. Siu i'raaclsco. Lot aLmLS?
tortUnd or Seattle \u25a0*'•••

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