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OAKLAND TRIBUNE OCTOBER 1009. 20 WEDNESDAY EVENESTG, rsaai Breuner's Brenner 8 Breuner'i Breuner'l Brenner's Brenner Brenner Breuner a Brenner a TO ADD 1 andWinter Enjoy the Long Evenings this Fa LEFT IN POOL OF BLOOD 1000S YOUNG' GIRL WINS OVER 25 TRAINED OFFICE! HUNTERS FLEET ORCCO II is Three Trans-Atlantic Liners to be Armed for Service George Meyer Struck Down by Footpads and Robbed of $60 Sweater Coats I FOR BOYS Now is the time to get your boys a good, warm Sweater Coat. We have every conceivable style and color. Juveniles' 50c up Boys' $1.00 up Youths' $1.50 up of Government MADRID, Oct. 6.

Three trans-Atlantic liners are being- armed for service on the Moroccan coast. The entire editions of five Repuhllcan newspapers have been confiscated by the authorities for publishing an article by I 1 renor irosta. the Kepubiiean leader, criticising the government. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.

unconscious in a pool of blood, with his, pockets turned inside out. and numerous marks of having be-en roughly handled on his pe.rs.on, George Meyer of 919 Howard street was found by Benjamin Richards of the Standard Hotel at the corner of Fifth and Howard streets at an early hour this morning. After Meyer had been treated at the central emergency hospital and partially regained his dazed senses, he informed, the authorities that The Oorfeo Espanol published today an NEW YORK, Oct. 6. One young girl was pitted against twenty-five trained office hunters, and the girl won.

That Is why Miss Mary Smith took care of the business of Elizabeth, N. y.esterday while the mayor was acting as foreman of the new grand Jury, two blocks from the city hall. Mayor Marvalog says she Is the best secretary any mayor ever had. When Dr. Marvalog began to look about for a secretary th.ere were twenty-five volunteers for the $1600 Job.

The mayor looked them over and shook his head. "I want a secretary," he said, "who does hot have to drink bromides In the morning to clear his head and will not turn the outer office Into a smoking parlor for the boys hanging around for favors. I want a secretary who will work and not play politics." account or a secret meeting of the military party, at which, it is alleged, it was decided so advise King Alfonzo to in 1 crease The army in Africa to 150.000 men. Mo with a reserve force of 50,000, to insure ney-oac a rapid and complete victory over the Moors. Senor Galdes, a Reptibllcan deputy and Washington Street, cor.

Tenth author, publishes an address to the people or t-paln, urging them to compel the gov he had been held tip' by two men who hit him on the back of the head with the butt end of a revolver and relieved him of $ti0 in cash and a gold watch and chain. He was unable to furnish any description The Feather-Weight Folding Card Table i For a game of cards after dinner, or when yon entertain your friends at "high five" or bridge, there is no folding card table that equals the Burroughs featherweight; top measures 30x30 inches and is covered with green felt held in place by strips of hardwood with reinforced corners; mahogany finish; rubber tlpp.ed legs that are thoroughly braced; Friday and tf0 CC Saturday V'llOJ Card party sets consisting of 3 tables and 12 chairs can be rented by the day; we vill deliver and call for them; the "charge is $2.50 the set for every 24 hoursi ernment to put an end to' "the unhappy Moroccan adventure" and to cease "the wicked persecutions which constitute an outrage to humanity nr.d disgrace Spain of the footpads and remembers nothing in the eyes of the world. after he was struck down. TWO THUGS SI GATOR TO PLEAD FIGKERT'S CAUSE DUNNE ARGUES III SPRECKELS CASE LOSE WftYFAREB In one of our Thirteenth street windows we are showing the "Craftsman" chair Used by President Wm. H.

TAffT At his reception in Oakland. Tuesday. It will make a. good souvenir for someone's living! room. Attorney Takes Up Contention Another Man is Assaulted by Will Make Request for Recount of Bourbon Ballots of Adolph and John D.

in Will Contest a ShipmatC-on the Ferry SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6. Judge Distinctive Styles in Plain Tailored Coats at $20, $25 and $30 coats are made on the mannish plain tailored lines, but the new touches in collar, pockets and revers give them originality which is sure to be appreciated. The materials are the worsteds, broadcloths, cheviots diagonals and mixtures, and they come in blackand all the 'new autumn colors. Cravenette and 'iRuVberized Silk Rain Coats at $15; $20 and $25 These coats are more popular than ever this season our stock is particularly complete comprising the newest styles in all the season's correct colors.

i Tailored Suits Our showing of tailored suits at $25, $30 and $35 are made by high-class tailors-of world-wide repute. They show the superiority of workmenship npt only in their excellent finish, but in perfect fitting qualities, such as ordinary tailoring can SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. f. Attorney SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.

Thomas V. Cator, counsel for the elec Peter F. Dunne, representing Adolph Spreekels and John D. Spreekels, began his long- argument, advocating the break tion commission, will Join tomorrow morning In the request of Charles M. ing of the will of the late Claus Spreek Irving, who resides at the San Francisco lodging house, was found lying on the street by Policeman Casey with several stab -wound's in the body, about 1:40 this morning.

He Informed the police that he had been attacked by two men, but was sure he could hot identify either of them. Fickert, candidate- for district attorney, for a recount of the votes cast on the els before Probate Judge Coffey this morning. MRS. EDITH B. BRADLEY, 1412 TENTH held number 1707.

She will receive the Combination Coal and Gas Rartge that won the first prize at the Idora Park State Fair. His address was carefully arranged and Democratic ticket at the last primary election. punctuated with' numerous legal authori Hitherto Attorney Cator has represent While Policeman Casey was Investigat ties, and was directed against the points ing his case he: came upon Peter Cam- made in the argument of counsel for the ed the election commission In a neutral capacity, and has not sided either wav In the controversy. This morning poni with his face covered with blood respondents, Rudolph Spreekels and Claus Spreekels Jr. from a deep wojind on the 'scalp.

The man told hyn he had b-een assaulted by hen the case was called in Judge Mu- ENTERS DENIAL, He entered a vigirous denial to the No. 4305 wins the little doll house. If not presented at our store before WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13th, it will be presented to the second number drawn No. 16665.

George Green on the steamer Alameda. A further inquiry developed the that Camponi had threatened Green with a contention that a direct devise was in rasky's court, Attorney Liliick, who appears for Fickert, amended his petition for a recount, inserting the word "legal" before each mention of the wcrd votes. razor, and accordingly, after his wound tended i nthe case of Rudolph and Claus Spreekels and affirmed positively that an Illegal trust clause was contained in the testament. The case was ordered continued until was dressed, by Dr. Pinkham at the harbor hospital, he was charged with assault tomorrow morning at 10 clock: wnen not produce.

with a deadly weapon. He pointed out that it was not possible Attorney Matt Sullivan will v-file an amended demurrer, and the court Is expected to render a decision. or legal to dispose of the real and personal STANFORD HAZERS But the greatest prize of all ivll be that beautiful fOOO six-room Bungalow zV East Piedmont Heights. On New Year's (ve it ivill be presented absolutely free to of our customers buy your furniture Breuner's, the money-back store. ASK FOR INJUNCTION property and convert the estate into onq or the other In order to secure equal parts for the several heirs.

Counsel is expected to occupy some time in his discussion and it is believed that the contest will "occupy the rest of the week. WILL BE P-EJNISHED STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. fi. AGAINST UNION PICKETS SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.

6. Complaln- Half a score of members of the Sonho- irg that a number of pickets Iron" the Bootblacks' Union, who have been boy- more class appeared, before the Advteorv Committee yesterday for violation of- the i anti-hazing rule and were advised that summary aetion would be taken by that i body against those members of the. sec- ond year class persisted in disre-I otting their place, hav frightened their F. Arafiana and V. Citaro.

garding the tions -recently made-re who orerate a stard at 7S Post street. garding treatment of first vear Btndnts. Tin; action, ot the committee comes as' 544 FOURTEENTH, NEAR CLAY. applied for an injunction against them HiU The entire Bootblacks the lirst attempt of me I niversitv Con ference toward seJf-government. iShort'y Protective Nnlon, No.

are made defendants In the action. atter college opened th.ls semesffT the upper classy men adopted rfisylutions I WEAK KIDNEYS ANDBLADDER A Few Doses Make Bachache and All Distress From Out-'of-Order Kidneys Vanish trongly coiTdemnin hazing, and Until it-certlv tliese rules appear to have been observed. 5 Student disturbr.nces which hp.V'e dc- SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLARS onrreU in I'alo Altn the last few days. Hit which The nourishing of a revolver "by a freshman was a feature, brought: immediate action on the part of th-3 DAUGHTER OF-TWAIN WEDS RUSSIAN PIANIST WILL BE ENTERTAINED Following the statement that the reg ulations would be enforced to the letter, the SophomorVs were allowed to go. CONFESSES; DON'T LIKE JAIL; TO FIGHT CHARGE MARTSTf.bE.

Orr. 6. Although hav NKW YORK, Oct. 6. Without attendants of any sort, supported only by her 'aged father, Miss Clara L.

Clemens, daughter of Hark Twain, became the bride of Ossip Gabrllowitsch, Russian pianist, at noon today at the bride's home at Redding, Connecticut. About two score of the most Intimate friends of Miss Clemens and Gabrtlo-wltsoh were present. ceremony was performed by the Re'. Dr Joseph Twichell, the original Of Harris In Mark Twain's "A Tramp Abroad." Gabrllowitsch met Miss Clemens in Vienna, where both were studying music. ing made a confession of the crime.

Harry W. Vaughn, the Sacramento con The Sunday school children of the First Hebrew Congregation will be the guests of the Ladies' Auxiliary tomorrow afternoon In the Arbor garden of the synagogue. Twelfth and Castro, streets. This function marks the last day of the Sue-roth festival, -which was ushered In by the synagogues of Alameda county last Wednesday evening with devotional services. Between the hours of 3 an 5 o'clock the little- folks will enjoy the hospitality of the -benevolent women of the synagogue, who entertain the children every year at a delightful fete- I About 130 are exneeted and during the reeeption the tots will be served with refreshments by a committee composed of Mrs.

Morris Schneider, chairman; Mrs. J. S. Green, Mrs. R.

Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. Hugo Abrahamson, Mrs. Frank Rittigstein and Mrs. S.

Sapiro. If you take several doses of Pape's Diuretic, all backache and distress" from out-of-ordef kidneys, or Madder trouble will vanish, and you will feel fine. I.ame back, painful stitches, rheumatism, ncr-ous headache, dizzfhess, irritability, sleeplessness, inflamed swollen eyelids, worn-out, sick feeling and other symptoms of sluggish, inactive kidneys disarppenr. smarting, frequent urination at night) and all misery ends. This unusual preparation gos at once to the disordered kidneys, bladder and urinary system and distributes its healing, cleansing amd vitalizing influence directly upon the organs and glands and completes the cure before you realie it.

The moment you suspect any kidney or urinarv disorder or feel rheumatism pains, begin taking this harmless wifh the knowledge that there is no other remedy at any price, made anywhere else in the world, which will effect so thorough prompt a cure as tractor, who shot Cecelia Skehan. the pretty stenographer of the Marysrille woolen hmills as she was about to lynve her home lrt Kighth street last Saturday evening, has engag-'d Attorney Reynolds of Sacramento to defend him. Vaughn occupies a cell In the city prison with charge of attempted murder placed against him, while the young woman is confined in the Rideout Hospital. she was removed iifter the shooting. The physician states that she will recover.

Jealousy was the motive fr the attempted murder. Miss Skehan having refused to marry Vaughn. At the time Vaughn arrested, which was about an hour after the was Intoxicated and he confessed that he drank the liquor in order to prime his nerve for the terrible deed he had planned. He confessed to the crime five minutes after his arrest. HYSTERIA LEAVES HIM UNDER ANAESTHETIC Reinfenstein, a butcher, residing A Home Like; the Orib Above Costs jp Bmt 75 Cents, a Day i at Stonehurst tooeJ at the Brunswick house.

Ninth an-Washington streets, was taken to th DECLARES CHINESE EAR FOR MUSIC VERY BAD Tuck Wah Tun, a Chinese. pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon to a prior conviction but denied that had broken into a store on lower Webster street and extracted therefrom a bolt of red and yellow cloth and a phonograph. He said he never wore anything but a plain suit of Chinese clothes and that like most cerlstials his far for the music of the occidentals was very bad. His case will be tried later. Receiving hospital lat night by the in a state of hysteria.

He said he had fallen off a street car and -injured his left shoulder. He was put under chloroform and examined; but the surgeons could not discover anything the matter with hlmy When lie came out from under the ili aesthetic liis pains had gonv a fifty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, Vhich any druggist can supply. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape, Thompson Pape. of Cincinnati, is a large and sponsible medicine concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Only curative results can come from taking- Pnpe's Diuretic, and a few days" treatment means active, healthy kidneys, bladder and urinary organs and no backache.

Accept only Pape's DUurtie flfty-cent treatment any drug store anywhere in the world. fair fa) ru mil mm Lots at Stonehurst are $350 and up. You can'tgt a lot just across the street on East Fourteenth where no improvements are in for $o5(). Try it and see offer an- man owning one of our $350 lots $450 and see what- he says; he won't sell not for $500, either. Fortunes are to be made at'' Stone-f hurst; They'll be made quickly by the early buyer men of action who are quick to see opportunity and who realize that real estate is the safest medium for investment.

If yon. are a successful, man you have saved 75c a clay for a year or more; this shm, even "less, will make the first 'payment on a home at Stone-liurst a (lay -will pay the balance. It's" an investment that will you a dollar and a half for every dol-( lar invested; a broad statement, you say, but possible, nevertheless, when adjacent Values and the rapid raise in property at Melrose, Fruitvale and Elmhurst is considered. I STEPMOTHER IS SLAIN: CHINESE IS ARRESTED SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.

6. Willie Louis, a Chinese, son of Ah Louis, a wealthy rancher of San Luis Obispo, was arrested on Grant avenue yesterday by Detective Frank Fsola and will be taken to San Louis Obispo today by Sheriff Y. McFadden to be tried on the charge of murder. in love with his sten-sister and was onposed in his suit by his stepmother. On September 30.

Willie Louis is said to have killed Mrs. ATi Louis bv shooting her in the temple rhe lay sleeping in bed. Jewels and' money amounting to between $5000 and JfiOO disappeared at th fame time- as the; Chinese, he is supposed to have buried the treasure along with guns Sheriff declared yesterday that Ah T-ouis is worth in the neighborhood of and that Mrs. Ah Louis was murdered not only hccairse of her opposition in Willie's lov affair, but so she could not inherit the" property. Willie Louis says there will be more arrests, intimating there was a conspiracy to get rid of his stepmother.

LOVEDDRINK BETTER THAN BEAUTY DOCTOR SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6. Mrs. May Foutes, a beauty doctor, was granted a divorce this morning from Ray Foutes, on the ground of desertion.

"Why did vnnr husband leave you? asked Judge Cabaniss. "Because he thinks more of drink thai he does of me." was the philosophical answer which- decided the case. PIEDMONT TURKISH BATHS. Salt water swim. Twenty-fourth and avenue.

How the Use of Meters is Saving WOMEN MISSION WORKER'S WELCOMED IN SOUTH LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6. Addressing a-thrffhg of church workers assembled in tbe First M. E. Church from all parts of the Pnited States.

Mayor Alexander today welcomed the Women's Home Missionary Society, which began its national convention this morning. Dr. Charles Edward Locke, pastor of the church, also addressed the visiting an immense Sum of Phoney Annually to the Water Con sumers of Cleveland women. The- responses? were made by Mrs. P.

TT. P.ndkin this city and Mrs. i O. Bickley of Philadelphia. Lively interest was manifested by the convention in I 'r.

Locke's recently Inaugurated campaign to have the Bible Introduced in the public schools of southern California. Stonehurst is the Terminal of the Southern Pacific Company's New Extension BODY OF PIONEER TAIL0B IS BORNE TO THE GRAVE After a prolonged illness. Charles Baal), one of the pioneer tailors of this city, died Monday at his home in this -ity. to the time of his sickness he was very active in business circles and was very popular with his fellow workers. His death comes as a great shock to his many friends In this city, Not a prettier or healthier spot for a permanent home site is to be found in California.

Educational facilities are excellent, several schools being- in the immediate vicinity of the tract. If you will call up O-320S we will take you out in the auto at any time, or take or San Leandro cars and'g-et cfF at Stone's residence. Office on the tract. No. community enjoys better trans-portation facilities than Stonehurst electric cars on Fourteenth street and the new Southern Pacific extension through the tract.

-I Over a half million dollars have ben spent on macadamized streets, sewers, curbs and sidewalks. where he has lived for the past thirty years. i The funeral is hold this morning at St. Franeis de Sales church, where mass was celebrated. The deceased is survived 1 by a widow.

Mrs. Isabel Baab, and a son, i Twelve years ago the city of Cleveland adopted meters for its water system. At that time inhabitants were "consuming" over 100 gallons a 'day per capita. There was not water enough to last much longer, as the entire daily consumption-was then 00 gallons! Since that time the city has increased' twenty per cent in population and the consumption today is but 60.000,000 In other words, the gross cost of supplying- the city of Cleveland with water today is aboit; forty lier cent legs than it was twelve years with a much smaller That Oakland's experience with meterage is the same as that of many other cities is proved by the condition at Wheeling, W. Vai The engineers of Wheeling recently made a comparison between their city and Cleveland.

The population of Cleveland is 400.000, or ten times that oT Wheeling, yet: Cleveland pumps 60,000,000 gallons of water per day, as against 17,000,000 used by Wheeling. "In other words." says the report, "though ten times Wheeling's size, Cleveland pumps but three and a half times as much water a-s Wheeling. If Wheeling's pumpage is natural and normalTleveland should pump 170,000,000 gallons daily. If the Cleveland pumpage Is natural and aorjnal. Wheeling Is pumping enough water for a city of 110,000 inhabitants.

What makes the ramparison more striking is the fact that. Cleveland has the same kind of services as Wheeling, iron and steel mills, factories of.var- ions kinds and an saloons and "restaurants. The inference is that Wheeling daily wastes more -water than it actually uses." These facts are, mentioned simply to show as a business proposition which is for the best interests of the city of Oakland and but fair to Its water consumers, the use' of meters is the onfyW equitable way of selling watr. Peop'et' who have been wasting large quanti- ties. of water will not continue to pay large water bills, but they will do as everybody else has done in other cities.

They will exercise ordinary and reasonable -carefulness In the use of water and will see to It that none is wasted, and as the experience of the entire country has proved, the water bills will be less under the meterage system than where water Is wasted indiscriminately. Careful ami impartial comparison with other cit-s shows that Oakland can grow to double its present without having- any anxiety regarding its water supply. PEOPLES AVATEU COMPACT. HOW Lloyd Baab. Not minute should be lost whan a child shows symptoms of croup.

Cham-berlair's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy coi-gh appears, will prevent the attack. Sold by Osgoods' Drug Stores. Try Murine Eye Remedy Visit our nurseries, -where can be seen 60 varieties of the finest sorts in bloom 0. G. Horse 6 Co.

Glen near terminus of I For Red. Weak. Weary. Watery Eves, i Randall, Trowbridge Wright Inc. 1306 Broadway, Oakland cute Piedmont KeyR 4 v-' Piedmont Floral and Seed Co.

fij Always has a fresh supply ot choice i I cut flowers. Funeral designs and bou- Oakland. i quets promptly made. Ring up phona 1 Oakland G02 Ktora 1200 Broadway fit. 4.