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vr lara iilf lrmT7TT3gU 1U VTTaKTiTn TWgVTCgIi WBTHk lVaSoV Wwr ftJTJlfcLA VUiMi JLV4to A ills Utt T1 a vW rftfir iatJjUTlMI aWWiiT liHJIJ hJUvPkb IH 1 kwiattmm5TOn srWi iwwiwtin aT vjKi jf xf Ajf FRANCISCO CHRONICLE ISAITJBIAY SEPTEMBER IJ 1908 WWsW wmmmm A KHT WiUM SjSJ IJ 4 bv fe IUSBAND PLOTS TO DESERT WIFE KSUn Divorce Suit Mrs Walters Tells Story of High Finance UENNINGS TO PAY ALIMONY May Wuthnchs Answer and Cross Complaint Others Micm WhIIp wlf rf the real estate man Frank Walters Thursday lil dlwirre mill axalnHt him In ulil li she harge with dcllberate 1 pitting tn c1prt lir ml gel all his pnperlv out tlm Mtulr i that oiild ni ani of It Wiltira she I north mrr J0i 00 moat of It omnilliilt property According to her strr everything ami jimoothlj up to laat May when Walters formed tli Interburough ally Company which vn really hlm It under another nam He held til the Steele except what It was necea aarv for htm to glv a fw director Then he persuaded her that It was for their beat Interests that she transfer all her Interests In the property to the new company Soon afterward Walters went East and In August she re reived a letter from htm In which he leUared that owing to her dlaposltlon he would be unable to lite with her any longer and offering her an allowance of JUO a month for her support The money was to be paid her by iieorge A Turner who waa Walters stent In this cltv Mrs Walters charges that It la Walters Intention to turn all his property Into cash as soon as poeslble and take It out of the Mate and the Jurisdiction of the local courts She I unable to give a full list of her husband a property but names many jiarcels of real estate Iq San Francisco and Los Angeles and says that lie had f2000 In caah In a Los Angeles bank rushing Grant Cushlng are the attorneys Judge Seawell Thursday made an nrder of 175 a month temporary alimony In the maintenance suit brought by Elsie King Jennings against Edward Jennings Jennings Is a wholesale grocer and his wife charges Mm with having an affinity He muet lao pay her 1300 caah within five days May Wuthrlch Thursday came back at her husbalid Wuthrlch with seme heavy artillery charges In reply to his suit for divorce recently filed in which he charged her with deser llon Mrs Wuthrlch Is a vaudeville performer and recently appeared on Orpheum stage In her cross Vein it she recites a long list ot acts on ier husbands part to support a rharge of cruelty Many Instances are gven when he struck her threatened I life tore up her clothing and came ime Intoxicated Kor a long time she declares he has failed to support her Her daughter Alma appears on the stage with her and there has been ronstant trouble between the couple aa his having the money the child irns Several thnes the husband sold all the furniture In the house while tlio wife was at work and often she md to call on her brother for as slstnm to pay the rent In addition to Alma who Is now of age there Is a jounger daughter Cam II I Both daughter Mrs Wuthrlch says have suffered from their fathers violence The following Interlocutory decree tf divorce were granted Thursday by Judge hturtrvant Lucille Palmer from William Palmer desertion Florence Voreman from William Foreman de eertlon hv Judge Troutt Anna Marie Iursons from Edward Parsons desertion Berlha Muller from Oeorg Muller desertion Suits for divorce were filed yesterday by Irene Sargent against Walter A flargent extreme cruelty Marie Agnes Zurn against Frederick Zurn extreme cruelty leorgn Dearborn Ynmigstrom against Bertha McKelvery loungstrom desertion Harriet Perkins Boyd yesterday filed suit for the annulment ot her marriage to Grant Eoyd ATTACKS BANK COMMISSIONERS Dunsmoor and Silver Charged With Neglect of Duty by Russ Additional charges against Bank Commissioners Charles Dunsmoor and Herman Silver ara contained In an amended complaint filed Thursday by Attorneys CCallaghan an Milton UKen In the suit brought by Henry Russ to reoovsr 111770 which he had on deposit tn the Cali fornia Bate Deposit and Trust Company at the time ot the failure Russ sued the Bank Commissioners on the rt round that they should have known that thebanlc wes Insolvent long be rore tne crain came tTTten has obtained the depositions zoetn Eldridge president of the National Bank of the Pacifta and former Bank Commissioner and others fti the paper filed yesterday It Is alleged that before Eldridge went out of offlee In July lies he made aa ex amination of the California Sara Deposit and Trust Company and found the cash reserve reduced ta 3 per cent Instead of the 29 per cent required by law Eldridge reported the fact to Dunsmoor ana Silver and also notified the bank to mend Its ways but the next Investigation was not made until eighteen months afterward and no effort was made It Is charged to find out whether the rash reserve was brought np to the legal requirement In December 190 Dunsmoor made an examination of the bantu bat the complaint allege that It waa bat rursory ant that only two days were consumed Dunsmoor la also charged with acting a it for the bank Irr trte saie et stork ana bonds while he wss flank Commissioners WHFS BATTKRr WtTLB MET TIGER Eyes rlget1 left rlgkt wheat yer arse yer eese 4ree I mats Var yrr teres rlfek fa laelr aoekets Drees ay tke shrill lastraerer ReaeT Win Battery Male Met Tiger la tmnm rewlele 1 ju HEEnVfT VOR CONGBESaNAN vyMHm If Meserve1 wa nominated last night for member of Congress by the prohibitionist In their Fourth Congressional District Convention A resolution wi adopted favoring th removal of the HuDreroe Appellato and rlupertdf courts front partisan politics through the nomination of Judge by a IIret primary and the placing their neme on th ballot In a separate column from party nominations agrafe i tiui TEX RICKARD IN NEW ROLE Referees One Round Go of Two Railroad Promoters in Rawhide Te Kit kard who won extendi fume as promoter of tho Cans Nelson ilnld fleld fight ami who tried to pull niT snother meeting of the two men at Ely this fall has added more laurels to his crown by acting as referee In an amateur and totally impromptu one round go between two of his fel low directors in the Rawhide Western Railroad Klckard who hss Just come down from Rawhide Is very modest about his exploit and Thursday night at the St Francis was reluctant to talk of it hut from what he did sav It was evident that there was no stalling on either shte and thst the fight would have far exceeded th fsmous forty three round contest If Rlrkanl himself had not stepped It lltcks and Reed Hre the combst ants Tho latter Is well known here as Charles Wesley Reed the attorney formerly of this It He hss the contract for the grading ot the new road which is to furnish Rawhide with an outlet for its tire Hicks Is also a director in the company The fight ocourred In a room In Raw hide Rtckard was the only aye witness According to Mi story one ot them led off with a shorter and uglier word the other countered with a right to the Jaw and then there were three minutes of rough house Both men are heavy and their blows told When Rlekard finally succeeded in calling time he was covered with blood himself and the ether two were not handsome Rlekard said It was a draw but thought need showed the more science Rtckard says he doesnt know what caused the row but through tho Inter vention of mutual friends the two men are once more on speaking terms Whether either will seek a return match remain to be seen TO ANNOUNCE ITS DECISIONS LATER Railroad Board Will Lump the Findings on Rebate Cases The Railroad Comnilsaloncis havo reached a decision in the rebate i aso against the Southern Peel 8c but will not announce It till they have concluded the cases Kt to be heard against the Santa Fe and the Salt Lake Ia Angeles and San Pedro Railroad Such waa the opening announcement made at the monthly meeting of tho Commissioner In their headquarters In the Ferry building The only other matter of public Interest were the case of the Northern Electric Railroad and the Iono Railroad which the Commission decided must each fit regular tariff sheets notwithstanding tho claims of these roadi that they were still only In the construction stage and the Sierra Railroad against which a mining company makes Informal complaint because it charges 15 a ton for its forty one mile haul from Oakdale to Jamestown while the Southern Pacific charge only 180 a ton for Its 118 mila haul from Oakland to Oak dale on the very same commodity The Northern Electrto will be Instructed to go ahead as ordered and fllo Its alleged temporary tariffs because It Is regularly carrying freight and passenger and must obey the law The same dictum will be again sent the lone line which waa warned aa long ago as August 19th that it must die Its tariffs Immediately but haa paid no heed to the repeated warnings The Rawhide Mining Company which complains at the exorbitant rate charged by the Sierra Railroad will be asksd to prepare formal complaint and then an effort wilt be mad by the Commission to dispose of the matter without tho cost ot a format hearing The Santa Fa rebate cie wilt be called some time this month but no date has yet been chosen WILL ASSERT ITS CLAIM TO LAND The City Attorney Is Ordered to Establish Title Through the Courts All tb enfisva eats aarrtsfts sad atrerrea are I Us Was Bead rres The Police Committee the Board of Supervisors decided yesterday to recommend to the Board that the City Attorney be Instructed to Institute such legal aotlon as wilt land to establish the city title to tho Tallant property on the southwest corner of Chestnut And Kearny streets While the property I elsjmed by the elty It Is occupied by private persons who have refused to vacate although offl clalty ordered ao to do The committee also listened to complaint mad by the commissary ot the Police Department and also of the Sheriff regarding the quality of flab eggs and butter that have been furnished under city contract to otty and oounty prisons Tna contractors who were present by order of tho commit tee Insisted that they wre endeavor Ing to Hv up to tho Utter and spirit of their contracts ana im mat com plaint had come about through conditions which they were quit sure woulB be avoided in tho future The matter wa continued with tho tinder standing that report should be made to the committee at regular Interval a to tho quality of the good supplied tho public Institution Tho committee favorably mom trended the application of tho Wash ington Athletla Club for permission to give a professional boxing exhibition durins the month ef December AYt BBS WA BOIBSD Albert dimming an Insurance broker wa found unconscious last night by Patrolman Harrison on the sidewalk at Van Nee avenue and Market street He war taken to tho Central Emergency Hoepltat where ho wa treated for laceration ef the face and scalp He say that shortly after no had stepped out of a saloono that comer he wa et upon by Ave men who beat and robbed him i ii i VTAIfrOltD TRUSTEE MBKT For want of a quorum the Stanford trustee werforcd to1 content themselves at yesterdays meeting with at tending to some routine matter and to hearing an encouraging report rrom Professor Marx ot tho engineering department a to tho progress mad by the commission or sngloeers in restor ing the ttnTriity bulldlngav The August meeting also failed ef quorum COUNTY TAXES ARE INCREASING Figures Show That When State Rate Is Low Country Rate Rises Mm iIip Mute rntr UiIk ar In onl 40 teills on IOi 01 4ifc tents lens thnn lat xrer tin uKKrrgate of State nnd countv lVHtlon ought to be considerably than In 1107 unil It will be unlees the loiinttra generally raise their ratrs i nouRh io onnet the saving made tn th Hut rl This haa happened MOnietltneH In fat the teu UiMuy hen hi i tn rmMit ycurs to in creaso tho tountv tix rates In about the nam proportion as the State rate hax illmlnlelii il Thin Is proved hv the average wt Is obtained by tuklng the HggregatHpf th rates of nil tile ioiyill nnd dlvldlnic by tho number of counties In I he tate I or the lent flo years the Male it Miii th iiNerags of the inunM rstm outnlile ami Inilde havo been ss follows Stmlo To Rule Co Bile Rte OiUtlite laslde ltm1 wt It 4W IMS iwh xa i 4itT i iom innn I 4ts 2l 1WM 4TS I 447 1 mil 1007 44ft 15033 tl The figures for 1107 omit Imperial county whose rate the firat year of It existence was so abnormally high a to disturb the average Including Imperial the county averages for 1107 would Outside 5431 Inside 11 117 The above figures show that notwithstanding a very large Increase In tho assessment roll during the last Ave years the rate of taxation In most ot the counties has been raised A still more surprising fact is the very Urge imreaee In the aggregste of expenditures for ounty purposes which occurred lest year The following figures show the total amounts charged up to Tax Collectors for county purposes exclusively In the years mentioned 104 1433M Jt IBOT 17744J2 72 IMM 17041T00 10OT WBt71l S4 This shows an Increase laat year In taxes for county purposes of 1500 000 as compared with the year preceding If we assume that there were special reasons why an unusually heavy tax rate was needed last year In many counties the same necessity Is not likely to prevail two years In succession The assessment roll of 1901 shows considerable Increase over 1007 in moat of tho counties of the State and this with the lower State rate should render possible a general reduction In the aggregate tax rate Right at this moment before the county tax rates for the current year are fixed Is a good time for the taxpayers to take the subject up with their County Supervisors and find out whether they cannot get lower tax rates and If not why not SAW EASTERN AND BRITISH DOCKS Commissioners Will Apply the Best Devices to Improve San Francisco Henry Crotker attended the meeting of the Board of Harbor Commissioners Thursday morning It was the first meeting since his departure for Europe itbarly two months ago During hla trip abroad Commissioner Crocker made a atudy of tho pier and docks of the largest ports In the world and gathered much valuable Information He made a special study of the five steel piers In course of construction In New Tork harbor from Twenty third street toward the Battery and the method employed In that construction will ho applied to the building of the Iron pier for this harbor He also found the immense traveling cranes employed on the British dock a great Improvement upon the old method of discharging and loading freight He contemplates the Introduction of many Improvements for thl port Calvin general manager of tho Southern Pacific Company Informed the Board that ho had approved the vouoher In favor of the Harbor Commissioners for 112100 being the Southern Paclfio Companys agreed share ot the expense ot dredging Channel street Robert Wakefield who has the contract for the construction of pier 40 consents to the change In the specification of the shed for that pier sub stltutlng concrete for the sides and roof Instead of galvanised Iron Uson the ret ort of Engineer Ralph Barker that the shed on pier 3 Wash ington street wharf Is completed the Board ordered the bill paid reserving 25 per cent of the contract price until October 11 MOV Tho Commissioners approved tne bond and signed a contract with Fllnn Treaty for furnishing material and laying asphalt pavement on the bulkhead wharf north of the Chief Wharf nsrers office The onemng of bids tor concrete foundation for crosswalks from the Ferry building to the weat side of East street wa deferred or one week and the matter wilt be readrertlsed Thl action was decided upon In order to afford prospective bidders ample time which they did not ha during tho current week owing to tho two holi days i AVEEY COTOT MAETIAL CONtmUED UNTIL MONDAY The Accntet Captain Seiirti to Hare AdTantajre or Attorneyi Advice Th nenlnr of th second trial by court martial of Captain Solomon Avery Jr for empesziemeni was marxea Thursday by technicalities Tho wit nesses Included Inspector General Anderson and Major Walter Bethel th JodgsAdvocate who told of their official connection with th case Major John Ruckman having resigned from th ease on account of illness Captain John Cr Abbott ssked for a continuance as Captain Avery wished to secure civilian counsel In addition to the services of Captain Abbott Th request waa granted and th case set for Monday mornlog next at oelock Captain Avery emphatically i denied yesterday afteanoon that he had attempted or Intended to resign from th Army mxTB tvohku ioctbtt The California State ffloral Society held an enthusiastic meeting yesterday at Mr Henry Tricon 113 Grove street Seldom haa there been a more beantltnt display of1 dahlia thai wa shown by William Kettlewel who brought over 204 varieties and spoke at length on th characteristic of that fowr hearer wsr charmed Mr EUa Hodgktma presided In th ab aeof Mrsj Platfv who ln Eurepe tor mentis or two xwo new memker wr proposed for the society MAKES CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS The Board of School Directors Transacts Routine Business At the meeting of the Roiril ot Edil ration Thursday the following transfers of teachers were made Mlse I A Peckham from tho James Lick to the Horace Mann Minn Moore from the Horace Mann to the ungraded class at the Everett Miss Hrooka from the Horace Mann to the James rck Miss I Hnn Kan from the Starr King to the Horace Mann Miss Agnes Council from the unasslgned list to the Clement primary Miss Eater Rhine from the unasslgned list to the Star King Miss Kliza MrKlnna from the Everett to the unenslgned list Miss Rose Oallngher from the unasslgned list to te Halght Mies lesele Roden from the evening substitute list to the ashliiKton evening untcruilcit class Miss Carson was assigned to an ungraded class at the Horace Mann school and Charles Walsh was assigned to the Humboldt evening school On recommendation ot the Superintendent of Schools th following certiorates were granted High School Edith Stevenaon and William Skaban grammar school Miss Natalie Monaco Miss Helen Murphy Helen Wagner Loretta Munro Kath erlne MoOermott Mabelle Bllaa Rosa McGough MIra Waltensptel Adah A Parker and Tsresa He permanent certificates Anita A Judscn and Clorlnda Casslnelll special certiorate Frank Buaick After Ilstenlngsto a discussion by a committee from trre North Beach Improvement Club the Board declined to grant the request to rescind Its previous order to transfer the pupils of the Washington to tha Sherman evening school Tha request was made to the Board because It was claimed by the members ef the Improvement club that tha change necessitated the pupils walking further than under the old arrangement The Board however he lived that the change was for the benefit of the pupils In general SCHOOL BOARD SECURES LEASE Part of Emporium Property to Be Used for School Purposes An announcement waa made by President Thomas Boyle of the Board of Education yesterday that the Board haa secursd from th Emporium Company a leas of th property ef the Emporium on Sutter street between Van Ness avenue and Franklin street The lease wa signed yesterday and will mean that tha congested condition of the Mission High School will bo completely relieved when the department takes possession of tha property on October 1st Th building In qusstlon rronts KM feet on Butter street and has a depth of 120 feet It haa three floors I well lighted Uroperly ventilated and la considered aa a moat suitable building for school purposes It waa secured by the Board for a monthly rental ef 10 and will bs used for the Commercial High School and the Humboldt Evening High School pupils which are at present quartered at the Mission High School MURDERER PAYS DEATH PENALTY Borsei Hanged at San Quentin for Killing vMan in Los Angeles Constantino Borsei was hanged In tho penitentiary at San Quentin yesterday for the murder of Emlllo dEramo la Los Angeles on January list last Us went to th scaffold calmly and had nothing to say after having received absolution Th trap was sprung promptly at It oclock and life was pronounced extinct thirteen minutes later Th crime for which Borsei paid the penalty was the murdef of a fellow workman In an Iron works at Los Angeles who taunted him with hi wifes infidelity Borsei took his wife to Italy and left here there On his return he was taunted again by DEramo and Borsei shot hi tormentor An attempt wa mad secure a pardon for th murderer bat Oov emor Qlllett after Investigating the case decided that Borsei wa entitled to no mercy hodlng that he had shot hi victim la cold blood FATALLY HBRT It BU1AWAT Victor Doaaaon of 179 CFarrell street a driver In tho employ of the laundry ot Madame Gay was fatally Injured Thursday morning In a runaway accident that occurred near California and Tan Ness Deassons wa purled from hi seat and thrown against a telegraph pole He wa rushed to the Central Emergency Hospital where it wa found that had sustained a compound fracture th skull Or Zumwalt oparatsd on him In an effort to sav 111 life but Eoas son subsequently died Bay Counties FREE MARKET Freiklli aid Harktt St OPENSTO DAY Freakesf Bar Covatiei Pro seta at Lowest Prices Complete Department fat FROTS aid TEGETABIES MEATS aai FISH P0CIIBT DKUCATZ8SB5 BUTTEB aa4 IGGS aid CITEESE lit CITRUS FEC1TS ill Car Uaei lt TO EXPEND VAST SUM FOR ROADS The Outdoor Art League Hears From State Officer on Road Building The Outdoor Art League met Thur tla naming comrnltteea and hearing reports on matters of general Interest Mrs Kellogg chairman of the good ruads committee submitted a letter from Governor Gillette secretary who told of plans in view He said that the State might be bonded for llMOtOOo to build 3000 miles of roads connecting all the counties of the State Michael Casey of tho Board of Pub He Works has promised ISO by October 1st for the cement encasing of otfe Island In front of tha Mission Dolores Later more money may be expended for the other Islands As they stand they have never been lmproed and Superintendent of Farka McLaren hss refused to do planting on the islauda until they hv th cement encasement Th municipal art committee Is to undertake th study of architecture In th elty building that Infraction ot artistic work may be prevented aa far aa possible In erection This committee will consist of Mrs Lovell White chairman Mrs William Limbaugh Mr Rolker Mr Oecrge Marsh Mr a Sadler Ml Catherine Hit tell Mis Mary Oorham Other committee ere Playground Miss Kervan Mrs Rolker Mr McLaren Mrs William Relnsteln Mrs SVbler Mr Boito Mrs BlckeU Auditing committee Mr Relnatetn Mrs Center Mrs Boslo Water front Mrs Relnsteln Mrs Center Mrs A Sharon Miss Clara Belle David Mia Catherine HttteU NAMES DELEGATES FOR BIG CONGRESS Governor Appoints Representatives to Transmississippi Convention LEAVES ESTATE TO OAKLAND GIRL Octogenarian Returns Kindness by Enriching Friends Daughter As a reward for her kindness Miss Elisabeth Henderson of lit Kttie street North Oakland baa been named as th sols legatee of the estata of the late Malcolm Thompson amounting to nearly 110 ooo Her petition to be appointed executrix was filed in Oakland yeeter day Thompson died on December 11 10 7 and his will Isdated May 1st of that year William Henderson a mariner and rather of Elizabeth waa a close friend of Thompson a mining man In the early daya The latter mad a fortune In the mints but lost It In speculation at Virginia Nev Henderson learned of his friends poverty and assisted him Thompson made another fortune and retired going to Oakland where he lived for the last twenty year ef hi life as a member of the Henderson household Malcolm Thompson wa It years of age and during his last lllnes he called Elisabeth to hi bedside and handing her the will told her that had left her hi property wleh consists of stock In th Alaska Packers Association and th Sprtng Valley Water Company be slde an mhtrltane mining property from hi brother i NOTES OF THE ARMY I OhhmmiiiiiimihiiimO SACRAMENTO September 11 Oov Stilts Waa asmfllitrail tha a11iW Ing delegatea from the Stat of Calif or 1 nta at large a represantauvsa to tne Transmississippi Congress wnien con venes in San Francisco October tth From Sacramento A Curtis Scott Ennls Alden Anderson William Pchaw Drescher A Llndley Breuner From Los Angeles Cosmo Morgan Vannest A Philips From San Francisco Colonel Frank Uarston Charles a Pendery Colonel Dlnkelsplel Downey Harvey Harron A Spreckel William Haas Wellington Oregg A Morrison I Truman Frank Gould Maurice Black A Towne Adams Fred Koster William Herrln Edward Everett A Bowen Bright A Hopper Andrea Sbarboro Lll lenthal Abe Haa phtneas Furge son Colonel George Ferine Wake Held Baker Judge John Aiken Jame McNab General Oeorge Stone William Dutton James Syaon William Gerstle A Rulofson Al Scott Walter Wagner Blalsdel Louis Schwa baeher Robert Newton Lynch Petalnma Wright Pomona Colonel KI1I Ingsworth Vacavllle Colonel Theodora Oler Oakland Harris Frank II Short Tarpey Freano Eddy Stockton IL Ricks Eureka Jackson Korbel Fnwtck Bo norai Hoehheimer Willows Clinch Grass Valley STAB9 HIMSELF FOTTRTEBW TIMES Despondent from lack of employment and protractd drinking Frank Mcxkenna a plumber who lives at 1IJ Germanla avenue attempted to commit suicide In hi room ytrday morning by tabbing himself fourteen times In th chest with th three Inch blade of a penknife His mother found him bleeding and moaning on th floor and summoned assistance McKenna wa rushed to the central Emergency Hospital where Dr Zumwalt who dressed hi wound id that non of hi Injuries waa necessarily dangerous and that he would probably recover ORDERS bar been issued at Army headquarters regarding th style of dress to be observed at th camp of Instruction Atascadero At all social functions officer will 1 permitted to choose between full dress special toll dress whit uniforms or civilian evening dress Colonel John A Lundeen Colonel John Blddl and Major George McK Wtlltamaon are appointed a board to consult regarding tho location of buildings for th Coast Artillery post at Fort Wlnfleld Scott Major Edward Sohrelner medical corps is appointed to conduct examinations of applicants at the Presidio for appointment a First Lieutenant In the medical corps Major Frank Kocfor will conduct a similar axamtnatlon at Monterey ease Captain Thomas Ashburn who has been ordered to sail next week on the Crook aa quartermaster will return to this port on the Warren and will then resume his regular duties with hla regiment the Sixtieth Coast Artillery at th Presidio Chaplain Stephen Wood Twenty ninth Infantryi Is assigned to temporary duty at tha Presidio pending th sailing of a transport to take him to the Philippines Recently appointed contract surgeons have been assigned ta temporary dutle a follow Edward Knapp 1 Me 1 Jli jvvrt M7i inoreaa axansoejoj 9 Fort Baker William Montgomery to in saaaon Robert Muaser veterinarian th WI Mil 1 la montlia leave ef AfcMfiiM fAm ArfA 1 a 4 ifii Major Frank Keefer medical eoras il Presidio of Monterey 1 at th CV urancia see Lieutenant John Kelly IbdW Reeerva Oral VnH lffllv mAhS to doty with th camp of Instruction at Atascadero SATS A HOTEL 1LUT THREATENED HIS LIFE John Urroty who kepa a lodging house at 14t Turk street wa arrested at Stockton and Facts traU laat night by Patrolman olllvan and Qulnn on complaint ef HaWcetsTt a real estate agent who ha offlc ta th the Paclfio building Harcourt aflegea that after a dlspnt over a business transaction Urruty mad threat against hi lit When they mat est tH Barbery Coast last sight HarotmTt forestalled trouble by calling upon tk police Th arreated man wa booksd at th City Prison on two charg threats against life and carrying concealed weapon i Engraved Stationery i one of oar specialties Whether it be cards letterheads wedding invitations or announcements we guarantee the best workmanship and complete satisfaction Our prices are reasonable When we are given an order we likewise promise its speedy execution Xa Jrse Saver weVr The Edward Wobber Co 1125 Van Ness Avenue Near Geary We are tae Ts Ifew aven reare MotiUes et ta Ckrealcla Adne tlaeaeats received sere FORMAL OPENING Tils morula at clock tk lew SOROSIS SHOE SHOP At Van Ness Avenue and Pine Street It is a pleasure to aaaouca that SOBOSIS SII0E1 wUl be sold hem at the old tun QQ Cft popular price ot PJoU Except Patent Kid they will be 14 and the Custom made and torn of tne Novelties win be 5 We Invite you to view the new itylea for rail and winter 1WS and 1J09 So many gcientlflcatlr tathlonable models all ot them unproved to date SOROSIS SHOE SHOP 1499 VAN NESS AVE COR PINE STREET 6 Praise the Great Body Brain and Nerve Bui 7 atasssssssP3k lnt I I ssssssT yi SBSsWaaH I KoTOS55S wiW I rIM afrilisafe A TSBSa iaBBBBBi JSSSBSSSSSSSW I i MBBSSSSsY aBss i9sBSBSsV r4iassssssss VsbbbbbbwSlssbbV III lllesassssssssssl VtBiBBBsfieWiS iV 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