Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 17

A 1 VOL. LXXXIII. WEATHER Vicinity Clearing Sunday; light west wind. OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1913. 41 PAGES 17 TO 22 NO.

1. JE WEL CITY, BRILLIANTL ILLUMINA TED, SHINES IN NIGHT 400,000 ATTEND ft- i ft (SSI kit'SlEGIOiJ ii i i im-wr mm OPENING OF EXFOSITLON -0 0- VAST THRONG, FASCINATED. LINGERS UNTIL THE HOUR OF MIDNIGHT I the Court of the Four Seasons at the opening of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, where thousands thronged from noon yesterday until midnight. The portraits below are Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane(Ieft) and Charles C.

Moore, president of the exposition LIGHTS, GLEAMING ACRQSS WATERS, -OUTRIVAL SUNSET Like Western Aurora, Shafts Play Over Palaces and Fountains Rising Beside Golden Gate BEGIN BIG TURKEY AN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20 The Panama-Pacific Exposition's brilliant illumination features were turned on in all their gay colors, for Jhe benefit of the opening day's throng of visitors at 7 o'clock tonight. Signalizing a Anglo-French Fleet Attempts to Force the Dardanelles Capture of Constantinople Is Aim of the Allies inumph of the inventive genius of the electrical wizards who have planned and executed this marvel of the twentieth century, the forty-eight, 36-inch projector searchlights were given full play by a force of sixty men after the crowds had watched the electric fountain and the scintillating Tower of Jewels for a full hour. The entire exposition burst forth into life at 7 o'clock, but it was 8 o'clock before the monster searchlights with their penetrating rays and their two and one-half -billion candle-power were operated for the benefit of the assembled throng. Many of the 400,000 visitors who had spent morning and afternoon within the gates lingered after nightfall for the grand climax of the day's festivities.

The much-heralded illuminative features proved equal to the stories told by the exposition boosters, and as the" monster searchlights played about the exhibit palaces and flashed through the already brilliantly studded zone, there Were eaSDS of SUrnrise anri1 nf nw nn tho nart nf of CWii .7 IPS n-ttM O-'. hi l--M-fcVv tI. i la. I IWv-- jtrihH elm -i i wS-i BEATEN i TWO GXSPIPE TIOB Inrrn urn minniiinli Jhnnnr unn mn those who looked on. From the hills on the Marin shore and from LONDON, Feb.

20. Interest in the bombardment of the Dardanelles fortifications by the Anglo-French fleet Vmlght shared honors with the block-it rte of the Fglish coast by the Ger-jnans. It was agreed that It had been decided to force the etrails and capture There is no doubt that Russia has her hands full with the Austro-German forces and that little assistance can be expected from her at this time against the Turks. But whether the reduction of the forts fronting 'the Aegean sea would open the way through into the Black Sea was a question on which authorities disagreed tonight It would help, of course, but the entire Dardanelles is strewn with mines and the Turks can be depend e'd. on to strengthen their fortifications along the narrow waterway In every way.

That the attempt is to be made seemed certain and the admiralty was the center of interest throughout the evening. It Is reported that a great French force la in readiness to be sent to Turkey once the way Is me exclusive residence district on Presidio heights, the spectacle was one of great beauty. LIFE AFTER SUN HAS SET, The exposition at night seems due to take a prominent place in the amusement life of the hav cities. It in nt nio-ht tkot zone is in full sway and tonight it remained open until midnight. The crowds that packed the exhibit palaces during the daylight hours were emptied into the amusement district just at dusk and they waited for the lights and the music and the sparkling, dashing, rainbowed fountains scattered all over the grounds.

The zone has come into its own. Although not all complete and with a number of concession' still in ha nut In nine on a others waiting to be finished, it proved-the magnet for at least half of the gay throng which spread itself over the Exposition acres today and tonight. Around 1 o'clock this afternoon when the speeches were over and the magic wireless had started formally the exposition machinery, the first thought of the visitors 10 me mucn-neraiaea restaurants, cales and lunchrooms which were scattered herer and there in front nt scenic railorova opened, and if the Dardanelles can be forced, there is a clear road for Kus-Ui to send troops across the Black co-operate in the movement. SLB.MAJUXKS ACTIVE. Meanwhile the German submarines an- active.

Their latest victim the first British ship was torpedoed In the Irish Sea, off Hollyhead today. The target, the British steamer Cam-bank, en route from Cardiff to Liverpool, was torpedoed and sunk without warning, the third engineman and V'XO firemen being killed in the en-f jrerooni by the explosion, while another member of the crew Jumped overboard and was drowned. The re temples of mirth and oriental shows and displays. Soon every AnAt4 iL! 1 A i irun tu uus cnaracier wunin tne grounds was- choking with joy seekers anxious to be fed in borlv rs well was tired and wanted something more substantial than an appeal a a a a i a aa a a i hbbbbbb Attacked by two masked thtiRS while rUDt nltAh LLAbh iu me senses, ana wnne tne caies had prepared for a rush, they had not room or food enough for half of those who came. Thig will all be remedied later, but today was the first day and the con.

cessions did a booming business. preparing her husbajid'severrlng meal SHOTDQWN WTH PASTIME-PURSUING THRONGS. Along the zone of the Jewel Citv. the varimia COLD BLOOD and time-passers were more than liberally patronized. Toyland was.

of course a big magnet with its scores of concessions on the inside and its aoDeal to the trrownuns tn HORDE in the kitchen of her home, 2005 East Twenty-first street, beaten into Insensibility, and left bound and helpless while the thugs ransacked her rooms, Mrs. Aline Chope, wife of a locnl automobile- man. has added a third name to (he list of supposed victims of the FrultvSe bandit R-ang believed responsible for the Vogel murder and the attack on Thomas Combs, In which the man was left to die in a burning building after tlie robbers' visit. According to Mrs. Chope's story, she was struck on the head with a heavy iron bar, which the police found on the scene of the attack.

Her head showed no marks, however, although a discolored eye bore evidence of a heavy blow, probably from a man's fist. (The woman was badly shaken up and a nervous 20,000 Direct Passengers to Big Exposition SAX FRAXCISCO, Feb. 20. Twenty thousand persons went directly to the exposition grounds from Oakland by the Key system during the day and evening, while about 8000 more were landed at the Jewel City gates from Sausa-lito. Transportation companies estimate that 210,000 persons were carried into the city over the following lines: Southern Paeifio 13,1,000 Key Route 50,000 Northwestern Paeifio 12,000 Santa Fe 7,000 Oakland, Ant loch Eastern 5,000 Western Pacific 3,000 mainder ot the crew was saved.

The presence of the submarine In the Irish Sea was an unpleasant surprise. He Is on the direct route of the fastest mail steamers in the world, channel steamers Ulster, Munster, Lelnster and Connaught, which carry malls and passengers from Klngs-tow'n, the Dublin suburb, to Holly-head. It Is supposed that these vessels are the prey being sought by the Germans. But he also commands the direct entrance to Liverpool and is a most serious menace. A flotilla of British destroyers and submarines, guarded by a Bquadron of armed trawlers, was tonight sweeping the Irish Sea looking for this submarine and otherH.

With a score of freighters bound in and most of them due and iMonday, shipping circles were greatly worked up over the loss of the Cambank. It is believed certain that until these submarines can be located many of the Incoming ships will be diverted to safe ports. BKITATVS. OBJECT. England Is determined to make the utmost reprisals on Germany for her UrSOUIt to acreage was packed throughout the day and evening.

The scenic railway, the race for life and the carousel were among the fun devices which could not begin to handle the crowds anxious to patronize them. The '49 camp came in for a great deal of atten-tion and the submarines, the Dayton flood, the alligator farm and. circus and Miller Brothers' 101 ranch did a landoffice business. There was no auestion as to the cenerositv nf tha SAN FRANCIPCO. Feb.

20. Watching from the window of a home nearby tonight, Mrs. Frank Meyagila, wife of an Italian laborer, saw her husband shot down in his own home, a short distance away. The man will not live. Frank Fareony.

a friend of the injured man. Is beim; sought by the police on the woman's statement that he did the shoot DOLORES, Feb. 20. Reports from Bluff tonight declared that quiet prevailed in the region where a clash was feared between Piute Indians, strongly entrenched near the town, and a posse headed by United States Marshal Nebeker. The marshal and his men met the portion of the posse which set out wreck, and her statements were confused They good spenders and they didn't want to miss anything.

It was impossible, however, to see all, and the concession districts alone would take davs to visit were nne tn nttemnt nnt. and conflicting. The escaped with but $3 as' a reward for their at tack. each one of the numerous devices for passing away dull care and Mrs. Chope declares that the men broke into tho small house in which she ii i unuij; uic iiuuim ny y.

I he Southern Pacific Comoanv's lives in the rear cf her niother-in-latv's home. She' was, she declares, cooking supper for her husband at the lime. western end of the Zone and the Union Pacific Yellowstone Park .48 of an Inch Rain Fell at Exposition from Cortez, and It Is believed that they will certainly appear before the fortifications of the Indians within another twenty-four hours. Because he believes Tse-Ne-Gat, fanted particularly on a murder and robbery charge, and his father, old Polk, might profit by information which might leak, Marshal Nebeker has established a rigid censorship. Despite the efforts he has made to conceal the movements of his "army," however, The thugs, wearing white silk masks, ing.

Unr. Meyagila was visiting- relatives at the corner cf Union and Kearney streeUs, while her husband remained 'at their home, IS street, a few doors away. Looking "through the window, she saw another man fire three bullets into her husband's body, evidently a quarrel. She at once notified the police. Three bullats were fired Into Meyaglla's abdomen.

He was rushed to the central emergency hospital for treatment. The attendants at once announced that there was no hope for his recovery. The wife declares that Fareony and her husband had been dive friends, but had recently SAN F11ANCTSCO. Feb. 20.

Insurers against rain at the opening of the Ex e.Miiuu on me eastern end, were sought out by multitudes who preferred the educational side of the amusement devices, and this, too, was noted in connection with the patronage of "Japan Beautiful," where many lingered to watch the wonders transported from the Orient, which while not giving the thrills or the laughs of the more racy ajiisements, proved nevertheless enioy-able. PANAMA CANAL TRANSPLANTED. position Won, If they Insured against any rain at all, but those who Insured against five-tenths, as some ar declared to have -submarine activity. Announcement of a complete embargo on foodstuffs would not be surprising. All of the British submarines are in commission and ready to follow the enemy to the bottom of the sea If necessary to win.

Navy officials tonight openly declare that the first battle under the seas may be fought soon. They are -confident some at least of the German submarines must soon be located. It developed tonight that the entire French flotilla of submarines is operating under the direction of the British admiralty in the present campaign to frustrate the German blockade. I done, missed their guess. The Insurnrs against five-tenths are also wlnnera, for confronted her, one of them brandishing the bar.

"Where are your diamonds?" she was asked. On denying ownership of any precious stones, she declares, she was felled and left unconscious on the floor. Her aprnn was torn -to shreds, and her hands tied when found by hor husband on his return from work. The description of the robbers tally with that of the thugs who attacked Combs, and who ar believed to be the Vogel murderers. The white masks furnish another point of similarity, as well as the trick of- evidently watching a house and catching an helpless victim alone.

The home of the Chopes is in the same (Continued on Page 21, Col. 2) Three Severely Hurt in Motorcycle Crash BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20. Three quarreiea.

cwie ueciures mat sne Is certain of her Identification Unmarried Woman Declared Best Teacher rORTI AND, Feb. If). "It has been the experience, and observation of the board that the ixst services are ren the exact amount of rainfall on the Exposition grounds Is fixed at of an inch. While it hailed In Oakland and in places on the bay, the Exposition grounds were more favored, the hailstorm eeeming to avoid California's jcy-spot. Several big Insurance agencies took Insurance against rain under various policies, these usually providing for a payment of 100 to It on the policy fees expended.

These provided In some cases for any amount of rain, and others fur stated such as five-hundredlha or five-tenths of an Inch. The rain falling was only in passing showers. 01 reports from RlulT Indicate' that the Indians are Informed of- the exact whereabouts and strength of the approaching force. Indians Make raids. There has been no Iniiicatlon on the part of the Indians of surrendering.

It is declared. The authorities nt Bluff have taken every precaution to prevent trouble befnro tho marshal and (Continued mi Pago 21, Col. 7) Doggie Can Go to Tea; Babies, Too, If Good NKW YORK, Feb. 20. The dear little poodles are to have tea matinees all their very own! But poodle owners will have to leavo their children nt home.

Hnsto-blrtVs, one of Manhattan's, ultra-restaurants, announced it tonight In CLEAR SKIES TODAY dered by unmarried women, not burdened by homo duties and obligations." This IS the definite policy set forth by the Portland Board of Education In ans wering the complaint of Mrs. Maude L. The tripi through the Panama Canal and the Bowls of Mirth were new concessions never before seen, and they proved as attractive as novelties usually are. A racing coaster climbing one bowl and dashing madly around the rim of another proved sufficiently exciting for some 5000 people who made the trip and the more sober journey through the canal was also excitingThe submarines came in for their share of the patronage of the seekers-after-thrillers, and many there were who attempted to step into the little house at the end of the huge crane and be hoisted in an observation car to a height almost equal to that of the top of the Tower of Jewels. This concession excitedTthe wonderment of the throng who saw an innocent looking bungalow near the surface and entered it to be given an airship ride up and up and up and around, hoisted fire-ladder fashion, hundreds of feet up in the air.

It was a Joy Zone, ail right, and its flare and glare and the) laughter of its crowds was not still until midnight. WEATHER PROPHETS FAIL. "It's San Francisco's luck. It was never known to fail, and look at it stay with us now." This. Was th' PYnrpuvinn nf nninmn mm rrli tr tha cnAAn Richards, formerly high school English teacher in the school of trades, who was discharged summarily January because married Orer II.

Richards, a lawyer. The answer to the complaint was filed today. Light west inds to blow away tho stonn clouds are promised somewhat tentatively to bay city folk, as omens of tho first Pan-amn-Padfic Exposition Sunday. Wlll.son over in Son Francisco scanned the barometers and observed the wind hourly yesterday afternoon and last' night, lie was sanguine, if not assured, that the sun would sldiie and the rain would be chased away. 'The slight downfall of hail which cute Invitations to society folks.

In the future dogs will be welcome" at Bustoblno's, Just like at Paris restaurants. Attention is qui led Triplets Now, Twins Before, Thirteen in All FRECNO, Feb. 20. Before the stork arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

II. M. Miles thl city, it had been planned? to call the newcomer "George" If he were a boy. and "Georgia" sound she be a girl. When, therefore, there came triplets, a boy and two girls.

It was "decided to call them and "Geor- special teas every Friday. "This per Indictments Filed in Chicago Election Cases CHICAGO. Feb. 20. As a climax to the final week of the pre-primary municipal campaign indtctmentii charging conspiracy to violate the persons were painfully hurt at Twenty-ninth and Mission streets tonight, when a motorcycle ran into a pedestrian.

The injured are: WILLIAM lU'RANIE, 16 years; 9 Putnam street; fractured leg, TOXY BL'RAME, 20 years; abrasions of the body, WALTER WHITE mechanic. 785 Vienna street; contusions, -ot the chest. William Buranie was running a motorcycle and carrying his brother Tony on the hack seat' when he struck White. His machine turned over and he was pinioned beneath it. White was knocked down and Tony Buranie fell on top of him.

All were taken to the Mission emergency erected part of the east liay region mits ladles toJ-ike their pets with them to the dining room, which will prevent the doss catching cold while In the check room," said thy Invitation. "A -special attachment to lis not likely to oe njpeated, it is reported, and the din- cumulus heir -election laws and perlury were re- chairs Is provided, so that the ladies clouds, which hold illiijfl depths, should vunislPttown change in the weather which allowed California to celebrate with- the may have their dogs sitting at the toble'wlth them." valley. Andre Bustohlno said tonigh (Hearing Ktinday'' is the the weather prophet puts it tunned today against thirteen election judges and clerks. The indictments are the result of Hoyne's Invent nation' of alleged tlorf frapds.ijjoth Democrats andler publicans: Indicted. "-a giana," aniFfffift selection was made In honor of Dr.

George lilandc, the at-0am M- M.rs. Mliles is no.w -trie (pother of thirteen children, 46A)f ''When, arfr flead. Two of the Uviifg children are twins. mn nit 1 1 1 up ion me opening oi tne ranama-racinc exposition, it was voiced by more than one, but the words quoted above came (Continued on Page 18, Cols. 1 and 2) on occasions names fiave been, ad-1 mlttod to the restaurants, They thuslj well-behaved babies, he said..