THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. TUESDAY, JULY 22. 1913. 2 HAMBIRG, July 21 The German "GIRLS'" NINE IS sailing ship Klio. with her crew of 2" men, has been given up as lost by her After Eagles for 1915 CAUSE OF RIOT owners here. She sailed from Talcs- RAILWAY May 11 for Mejillones and Is FORTNIGHT GREAT POWERS AT BLAMED hnano on MAY gone down on the believed to have coast of Chile. Policemen Goes to Hospital and BRING CRISIS IN Heavy Vote From Coast WORK FOR PEACE FOR FATAL WRECK Several Men Are Jailed When past president Plovers' Disguise John J. Crowly. of England's Outlines Fails San Francisco aerie of Eagles, one of J. Crowly and D. J. Premier State Commission Holds MEXICAN STRIFE the delegates to the grand aerie con- J. Policy of Nations in Talk General Disregard of Or- . July. 21 ?One po- vention. Creamer to Make in Birmingham ders Caused Accident liceman is .in a hospital, two others Fight are nursing bruises and awaiting new Washington Admits That Autonomy uniform* and part of the Union league Now of BIRMINGHAM. Eng.. July 21. ? The San Francisco. Napa and C&Vls- baseball park is a wreck today as Situation Is One the result of a Crowly David J.. Creamer, Prime Minister Asquith characterized toga company held respon- riot at Sunday's base- John J. and Railway is ball game when 4.000 dis- Keenest Apprehension the spectacle presented by the Balkan by enthusiasts both past presidents of San Francisco sible the California state railroad covered that a team of "bloomer" The new Madras Laundered Collarfor states as "disheartening and repellant" commission for the recent collision on girls were men in disguise. many men who demand to United States No. 5, F. O. E., will leave for Tiie the thousands of aerie in a speech st the Chamber of Com- the line near Vallejo, resulting: in death trouble began when the "eirls' " something different from the ordinary collar. week the grand center fielder, a husky voting blonde, Baltimore this to attend merce centenary banquet here tonight. to 13 persons and injury to others. Has unbreakable buttonholes 30 threw a ball from deep center to the Linocord to be held in that On one hand, said, were the report, plate, DEMAND IS MADE FOR Aerie convention the he The Issued yesterday, finds home catching the runner. The ' drenching one an- spectators grew suspicious. city. Nearly 1.500 delegates will at- Balkan states with 16 violations of the rules governing SAFETY other's blood the territory their united A moment later a. boy slipped up AMERICANS' San the operation of electric railway lines Silver of Fran- Turkish behind He jtend, the representatives efforts had freed from th« the supposed divinity at third Turkey, within the state censures the Com- and gave | Cisco carrying with them the largest rulo: on the another band, was and base her golden locks a the treaty .London, on pany for punish employes for pull. They came away, revealing of votes of any lodge in the disregarding of failing to a Is Dispatched to number which the ink was scarcely dry, and chunky young man wjfh an elaborate Collars Warship violations. last longest in laundering?hold shape. United States. An effort will be made taking advantage of the differences be- makeup ending just above his eye- her "The real cause of the wreck." says P. IDE Qt CO. Town on Coast Taken to have San Francisco selected as the tween her late enemies to recover brows. The team fled through' a GEO. lost territory. the report, "was not the failure to storm of bottlos and bricks to Also Makers of Id* Shirts i 1915 meeting place. Asquith. the by Rebels : The powers, continued Mr. adopt rules, but the failure to require shelter of the clubhouse, where the TROY. N. Y. I The San Francisco lodges of Eagles bring police were massed. were doing everything possible to compliance with established rules and have nearly 10,000 members. the disputants to a peaceful confer- such regulations, and the failure in such a given- over to soldiery and the mob. I One of the most important matters ence! Today it.seemed likely that in- a conference would place. way that this commission can not es- who fired and plundered property to be taken up will be the resolution take discriminately. Money Was SPEEDY SETTLEMENT PROMISED cape the that it is directly demanded | presented by the San Francisco dele- conclusion from the banks and from wealthy eiti- "We believe," lie added, "that it must traceable to the officials of this com- very high, and igates asking for state autonomy. rens. Prices now are result in the immediate suspension of pany." ..?,,..'.>.",. ,'. Consul TTamm fears that there may be arms and a speedy settlement, upon re- The immediate causes, as specified a famine, although all Americans the terms' of which, with a view to maining In the place are reported well. what has happened, the great powers by the engineering department and in- The state department has been ad- must and will preserve their own dorsed by the commission are: vised that the government at Mexico judgment.'' of pre- BRIDE Turkey (1) The failure of Conductor expressed GRANT Intention AND City has its 'MIKADO' REVIVED The prime minister warned Richmond to secure a clearance, venting a demonstration upon th» ar- that if she were ill advised enough to from the dispatcher before leaving rival of tb» new Janane««e mltlHrter; j set the provisions of the treaty of Vallejo with northbound passen- which might he considered anti-Amer- London at defiance she must be pre- ger train No. 6. lean in character. pared for the introduction of ques- (2) The failure of Motorman FALSE by no means Hough on the same train to obtain Transportation In TIVOLI CALL TALES tions which it be facilities Mexico AGAIN AT would the de- the clearance from his conductor. are In i state of demoraliration. More to her interest to bring into (3) Dispatcher O'Leary's viola- than 200 bridges have been destroyed i and bate. tion of the rule requiring him to littn-to; Monterey and Torreor. Traditions Concerning Gil- Every Guest Bidden Squads of police defeated the efforts first restrict the superior train Fro>u Guaymas \dmiral Cowles. com- , of suffragettes to mob Premier As- before moviner the inferior train. mending the Pacific squadron. r»por*ed j bert and Sullivan Are Some Others Came to quith by clearing the streets in the (4) The failure of the officers of today to the nay«- departm°eit that the | neighborhood of the banquet hall be- Hie railway company to insist on a Feast forced compliance with the rules of "the Ity was nuiet. federal reinforcements Sustained Admirably Marriage fore he entered. Hostile rrowda company respects < re- ! refuge in in the foregoing having arHved. State department I the suffragettes to take and in other respects, resulting in ports «ay that all communication with shops and offices. The women, how- a general to comply witli ever, failure Interior Mexico was cut off yest*rda \ Continued From Page 1 succeeded in smashing several the rules governing the operation The revolutionists have ttken the WALTER ANTHONY windows of the hotel where Mr, As- of its trains. principal towns to the west of Tux- How many times, do you suppose, husband, who Is still living- in Los An- quith is staying. Six were arrested. The commission draws particular at- pam 1 expected at tention to the violation of rule 268, an' fighting is that has been reviewed? geles, and of her She place. Consul Canada has reported "The .Mikado second husband. Ferdinand for Peace reading as follows: "When trains run- that the battleship probably Imagine for' answer, if you can. the Is a native daughter of T/OS Angeles LONDON, July 21.?Any idea that the ning in opposite directions are to be will go from Wrs Cru* to Tuxpam to columns of newspaper comment that and claims to be descended from one Bulgarian army is preparing for a moved toward eacli other by train or- rights g':ard American Interests when the have been printed with "The Town of of the foremost old Spanish families. counter stroke has been abandoned. It ders, the train whose are to be clash comes. lsarafUdare near that port According Diego has become known that in his anxiety restricted must first receive the order for Titipu" for a theme and anxious actor- to San reports. train have been attacked In a search Grant had kept his wedding secret to bring about peace. King Ferdinand before the order is given to the arms and provisions. Two Vera Cruz singers chiefly the for to be against it or toward it." readers. Set end a week be his sin, appealed to the German emperor re- moved newspapers suspended by because feared investigations of 'iavc been to end the columns. I mean, of course), Chaffee Grant, would bring legal pro- garding Roumania's action. The nature The commission's President Huerta. T;*e wrecking of < the operation of interurban electric would encircle theg lobe, no doubt, ceedings to annul a prenuptial agree- of the emperor's reply has not been . bridge they show th-ey r>n iron of the National railroad ment, by w;is railroads in this state that Monterey interrupted trans- or reach from a shepherd's ar- which It said the bride disclosed. near has perhaps would get of the A semiofficial dispatch from Sofia have largely failed to operate their rail- portation to the northward. most Grant fortune. tiie safety of cadie to Plato's republic. Reports bad it was to says even Roumanians roads as demanded (or the that she admin- that should the traveling public. Protection Is Demanded Rolled up. the newspaper in which ister with her husband the Grant es- invade the capital no resistance would tate* ami to most offered. MEXICO CITV. .Tuly 21.?The they would encircle the globe, no doubt, inherit of them be Should she survive him. The actual occupation of Adrianople Los Angeles A American embassy, acting under in- formed, make a bulk equal to that of structions from Washington toda ,_ Vt KDDIXG f.l ESTS AIM.KVTV has not been confirmed. The Turkish the sun without its spots, and. piled advance on Adrianople has been ac- «*o**fidtrip \u25a0 made represents tiona to the Mexican Mrs. Grant denied this strenuously 58 APPLICANTS PASS IN . would re- companied by considerable high one on tiie other, skirmish- fT-eign office relative to the danger In with yesterday, saying (he family of quire 60 mile gale Boreas cliff that ing. The Turks are believed to be pro- ?which a number of Americans in the a from Mr. Grant had always been friendly town of Madera. In the state of Chi- two centuries to disperse. with her. ceeding in three columns, one from One to think industry and two from Tchatalja. huahua were placed. The embassy shudders of the "We were always very Bulair required to peruse them rordial." she correspondent the TEACHERS' EXAMINATION that would be The Rucharest of urged the dispatch of troops for their declared, "and there was no trouble at protection. all. Even "Constant Reader" couldn't nil. There Daily Telegraph hears, but 1s unable \ lived, as he seems are a lot of lies being told confirm, do it. though he about us." to that Greece lias waived RebeU Take Tuxpam likelyto do. forever. "The claim to Kavala and Drama and will to story that we had «0 neople CITY, Tuly 21.?Tuxpam, a Nevertheless, I am about to add herself with the Saloniki Hin- Those With Experience Else- MCXICCi j easy for you, invited to a wedding supper and only consent maritime town. 115 mllen northwest of ;; the mess, and. to make it terland, which would facilitate a peace to at first, so that three showed up is false," asserted Mr. junction Vers Crus. was captured by rebels un-ijam inclined tell you Grant. "We just 12 settlement. He also says a where May Be Appointed | you may skip all the rest, that "The invited people and been between the Rou- .t,i«p Vega Saturday, after n hard' all of them were more has established *ight. Mikado" was revived again last night there. Five manian right wing and the Servians. In answer to an appeal from the j who had not heeu Invited came also, to Probationary Terms British consular representative, lat the Tivoli and that every revival the} as though it were to and we were glad to have them. Mrs. Bulgaria Ready Quit Vtiited States battleship Louisiana, with jI should be taken Grant's sister and tor be seen by yon, her husband came " \u25a0 Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher] be the last. Tt should LONDON. July 21.?The new Bulga- applicants «' out- one and by such Rilbertean relatives as you down from Loa Angeles, too." M. Radoslavoff. 'Fifty-eight of aboard, has sailed for that port. San Diego, reports jt that rian cabinet under \u25a0may possess in the way of sisters and had the formally notified the European powers hundred mid fnity who took the Com- Make your reservation jH cousins and aunts. '? marriage was suddenly performed a today of Its readiness to order the ces- mWW Federals Reinforced ago petitive examination for teacher?"' po- Fo City Offices concerning Gilbert and week Saturday, a week before the sation of hostilities immediately if the Santav H EL PASO. Tex..' July 21.?Federal re- j The traditions fpr sitions have passed with pen-entages A*m \w smW S n Framcisco *>73 Market St. II Sullivan are sustained admirably at time which it had been Set, in or- powers can induce Servla and-Greece SmW BLr * Bj Inforcements for the Juares garrison j to similar mmk \ Phone Kearny Tivoli this week. der to thwart Mr. Grant's son. take a course. of more than 75, according to an- Sa\\\wLm\\w smm MB mg are «t tfoctetutna. 114 miles south ofi the "That is Oakland. 1218 Broadway. Fhone Lakeside 485. The chorus really sings, and the all wrong." said V. S. Grant Roumania Gains Point nouncement of the hoard of educa- smm aW H H C;e border on the Mexican national rail- I yesterday. "The newspapers were cre- tion. The successful applicants were: way, according to messages principals both sing: and act. Roumania, July 21 ' received i ating a BUCHAREST. ?Tt Thornbury, Nothing of the spirit made lot of talk about it, and we Fernando do Chetahli. I>e!i Flor- [ by General Francisco Castro, before the | that "The is officially confirmed here that Bulga- ence Brooks. Henry Raphael, Claire C. Itray- the most successful of merely thought we would get it over has accepted the A. telegraph wires communicating with j Mikado" all quickly. ria conditions laid eur. Anna Anderson. Mnrjorio Savlep, Clarence j operas nearly years has been with The stories that it was down has agreed K. Mary Chihuahua City were cut today. It is j 30 ago, postponed by Roumania and also N. Smith. T.t-H Juno id. wttlla (Sine, M. j violated if one excepts the topical from 10 o'clock in the morn- to the terms of peace with Servia and Cneeey, Elisabeth E. Minnie. Eleanor M. Allen, i stated by the Juarez commander that j ing until 7 in the evening ' Corn, HoHowajr, verses Teddy Webb introduces in order to ad- Greece. Pauline Elizabeth Robert m. ! a column headed by General Pascual that mit in Reid. Retilali O. Miller, Arthur P.. Daly. into the immortal "I've Got a Little of time which to erect a bronze Made- i Orosco is due to reach Chihuahua to- j monument over the grave of the first line Murray, Edith Manoliett. Agnes Aires, Mary j morrow from the south. List" song, but even these are accept- STATE WILL PROVIDE A. Kldston. Irene Rowe. Walter Hettman. Mary , able because there have been so many Mrs. Grant is false, too. The monu- l«. Roacoe. Isabel Barley. Anna M. Hennessf. genus "pest" ment has been out here for several DENTISTS TO CONVICTS Edith It. Se'.i.T, Florence Krtpp, Etta Marshall. , varieties of the that have Marguerite sprung into existence since Gilbert months and bad nothing to do with it." Maud E. Finney. C. Irwin. Edith ! EAST?:: of Prnsoners Will Be Improved M. McDonald. Mary Bchlessiaser. But It Cun- dropped his pen and because the verses VOYAGE TO ANTIPODES Health ningham. Clara