THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, _SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1912. \u25a0~M-WS_^__^_^__^_M_M_<_l_M_^_---M-^M-|SM----»»»-a-BS»_M^?__?_?????? ___?__?? 12 t ' SILVER ARNOLD'S PLAN Singers to Appear in Comic Opera OLD FRIGATE IS A CHANCE HERE TO CHESTS OF ARMY MAN GIVEN W. E. JONES FORTWIN PEAKS And Raise Funds to Pay Church Debt \u25a0CONSIGNED TOiFIRE HE AN Historic Pensacola Is Cremated Second Examination for Ap- Friends Give Reception in Honor on Beach Near Hunters pointments From Civil Life of His Fifteenth Wedding BORE ADOPTED Point Is Announced Anniversary Protests Fade Away in "Get A sacrifice to thrift, the old frigate Announcement has been made by the [Special Dispatch to The Call] Jones, Together" Agreemenfrof Pensacola was cremated yesterday oa, war department that a second examina- SAN ANSELMO, May 10.? W. E. the beach at Hunters polfft. After 50 tion will be held on September 3 for a prominent clubman of Marin county, years of service in the United States appointments to commissions in the chairman of the. Marin county Taft cen- All Interested mayor navy, the old warrior, stripped and United States army from civil life. tral committee and for five years mangled ax with and saw and chisel, It is estimated that after the success- of San Anselmo, has found he is one of was towed to its last resting place and January examina- the most popular In this commu- Supervisors Direct the Works there consigned to the flames. Today ful candidates of the men junkmen and nity. Taking advantage of the fact will sift the ashes for the tion have been provided for the anniversary treasures of copper that his fifteenth wedding Board to Lay Out Assess* and brass that the graduates of the military academy have presented him flames released from the oaken ribs was due. his friends have received their commissions there will with two chests of costly silver table- and planking, and the afternoon breeze his honor. ment District will scatter the ashes over land and be about 30 vacancies remaining to be ware at a reception given In water. filled. This affords an excellent oppor- For the last five years Jones has baen As a link between tunity to young men of good character chairman of the local board of trustees the old navy and president the Promotion Protests against Bion J. Arnold's the new, and as a monument to a not and sufficient educational ability under and of Marin inglorious past, age league. He refused to be a candidate plan for the proposed Twin Peaks tun- the Pensacola had a the of 27 years. ago. In value hard to indicate In terms of the The president will send to the senate for re-election a few weeks faded away into a general "get to- a public nel dollar age. As junk the old ship In a few days the nominations of those appreciation of past services gether agreement between all inter- brought to the were successful at the late tests, reception, entertainment and dance, was the coffers of nation who was ested property owners »and improve- just $12,000. What the junkmen will about 40 per cent of those applying arranged unknown to him. Jones get to present. ment clubs yesterday, with the result out of it only the junkmen will having passed. asked be ever know, and junkmen # Following a lengthy program, the lands don't tell. plat- that the supervisors' and tunnels There are few of the picturesque old cav- former mayor was escorted to a Officers of the* First squadron* of Robinson, an committee formally approved of the wooden warships left and most of them re- form by Joseph old time alry. National Guard of California.- George B. the present traffic expert's report and directed the deserve a better fate than befell the yesterday for 10 friend, and Hund. Pensacola. ported at the Presidio mayor, given the handsome pres- board of works to lay out the assess- days' instruction under Captain Walter and The Pensacola was best known to ents. Engraved on the chests was, ment restrict. the Short, First cavalry, and his fellow the hearing with Market present generation as the ship the "Presented to W. E. Jones by citi- The opened the that lav officers. Camp* was pitched on May, street extension as the bone of conten- for 12 years at the Yerba Buena naval opposite zens of San Anselmo, 1912." training station, lower parade ground the new presentation tion, representatives of the Twin Peaks where it did duty as cavalry barracks, the troop guidon set A. L. Adams made the Association Improvement Clubs ex- a receiving ship. A few months ago speech. of navy In front of the headquarters tent and pressing the fear that Eureka valley the department decided that the been as Among those who participated were: ship was too everything has made comfort- whose speech eulo- and the upper Market street district old for further service. able for the citizen soldiers as possible. James I. Taylor Sr., would not be benefited. A naval board surveyed and condemned Major Samuel gized the honored guest; Miss Rene it navy department Those who reported are: Hoey. Miss PROTEST AXD REPLY and the ordered it W. Kay, Sacramento; First Lieutenant Dowd, soloist; N. J. soloist: sold to the highest bidder. It was Sacramento, Isabelle MacCauley. accompanied at the Charles F. Adams, who was secretary Henry Henry H. Sydenham, ad- by Mme. knocked down to Rogers, and jutant; Captain Alvin J. Boden, Sacra- piano by Miss Helen Herz; solo of the original Twin Peaks tunnel con- he did the Benni, accompanied on violin by April rest. mento; First Lieutenant Emanuel the vention, organised in of 1910, and The Pensacola's. keel was laid in I*sß Miss E. Paoli; selections by the Paoli who yesterday represented the Twin at Dougherty, Salinas; Second Lieutenant Pensacola, Fla.. and four years later Henry Bakersfield, and quartet and piano solos by Mrs. Francis Peaks Association of Improvement the ship was put W. Klipstein, was into commission. The Second Lieutenant Julian P- Nichols, Martin Edwards. Clubs, led the opposition until it Pensacola was attached to charge of the ar- explained things Admiral Salinas. Among those in to him that the which Farragut's fleet and ran the batteries rangements were: Mayor George B. his association wanted would be pro- at New Orleans Mobile bay. R. Gagan. W. for and After Hund, Trustees Charles E. vided for. He was anxious an ex- the war the Pensacola, commanded by The Sixtieth*company,* *coast artillery Frederick Crisp, and C. S. tension of Market street both above Captain corps, by Lieutenant Schrader. ? George Dewey, commanded T. A. James T. Taylor Sr., L. R. surface, portal Singers appear the comic opera "Pene/ope" for the St. church. From lo right formed part of Whitaker and and below the a tunnel who will in benefit of Johns left the Mediterranean fleet, Clark, will have practice George Mar- a and from 1872 subealUier S. Holmes, A. W. Studley. at Eighteenth and Hattie streets and William Ogelvie, Miss Lillian Burns, R. R. Dinnigan, Miss Edna Walsh, C. O'Donnell. to 1875 the frigate was flagship with the guns at Battery O'Rourke, Joseph Robinson, B. B. Sturdivant. streetcar line on the proposed Market J. of the tin, Pad He fleet. Fort Barry, on Monday and Tuesday of A. Adams, Manning and Wednesday L Edward street extension. by surveys For several years after that next week. On practice Studley. R. Bibbins, the traffic expert's local support of the county board of the board of works for of the Pen- regular charges will Arthur J. supervisors. Alameda the throughout the sacola was laid up at Mare island, and with service be representative, explained that Arnold's Will different "additions" held. This company, with two others I am sending you under separate St. John's Parish city for the month of June, 1912, was after duty in various parts of the Pa- report advocated the Market street ex- cover map showing an of the cific was from the Presidio, will proceed to Fort FEDERAL PRISONER SAID and in no way prohibited a outline allowed. ordered m 1899 to the naval tension either bridge and with this letter copies of training at Rosecrans, San Diego, next August to HOTEL ROBBER portal Adams enterprise by A claim of the Spring Valley Water station Yerba Buena. TO BE the car line or which de- letters of Indorsement of the Benefit Show Rear Admiral C. T. Moore, who got participate in the night service practice by San Chamber of Com- company for $83.05 for water furnished B. sired. the Francisco the his promotion while commandant held there every year. The shipping -In fact." said Bibbins, "the district merce, the Merchants' Association of relief home was allowed. A com- of > port night at Mare Realty asso- board fire com- the Yerba Buena station, hoisted his at this makes practice with Man Under Sentence the foot of Twin peaks to Valen- San Francisco. Richmond In Its Hall munication from the of charges dangerous, from ciation, Berkeley Chamber of Com- missioners, president flag on the Pensacola. which for him service so that the May "A. Blank" c'a street will secure the most rapid stating that the war department has work Island Be merce, Oakland Merchants' exchange of sign al! was a rare triumph, as It was on the ordered that transportation of any of the territory association; opera will the commission would de- Pensacola, at post. warden at island prison and Oakland Real Estate The comic '"Penelope" be as required by the finance com- days of its prime, that to be conducted the southern The the Mare affected by the tunnel. my own personal of in- mands ye&terday notified the local police that also letters presented Tuesday evening in St. John's mittee, was placed on file. he had made his first practice cruise as «? *"«HALLOW BORE FAVORED dorsement and credit. a midshipman. Major Frank*K. Ferguson,* coast artil- he believes he has in custody the man for your co-operation hall. St. Mary's night ele- how I thank you Mission street anS cost lery corps, recently stationed at the who held up the clerk and "Ican understand, however, the and encouragement in this essential and John's The Pensacola $500,000, and more hotel in misunderstanding arose. omitted In avenue, by members of St. TOURING than the times war college in Washington, has been vator man of the Winchester We preliminary work necessary to the con- SUPERVISORS that amout has been on January 31. the report any reference to the location of bridge. church. spent on it during its career fpr re- ordered to Fort Warren, Massachusetts. Third street struction the soprano, will SAN MATEO COUNTY Major Ferguson says that suspect is of stations, not desiring to take up the Miss Edna Walsh, lyric pairs. was an aide to Major The warden the Map Penelope; serving years at Mare island. question at this time. I should have Tract Disapproved take the part of Miss Lillian General Thomas H. Barry during that two De- was by Burns, dramatic soprano, will appear System officer's command of the divi- tectives Murphy and Driseoll will leave stated in the report that the location of Formal notice received the Possibilities of Road JOHNSON TO CLOSE T. R.'S western men open for board of works yesterday from the city as Mrs. Croaker; J. C. ODonnell, bary- sion. for Mare island today with the stations was a matter still Object Trip up attempt engineer of his disapproval of the map tone, will represent Pitcher, a police- of CAMPAIGN HERE TONIGHT # who were held and to iden- determination." Fosser, will be imper- tify the suspect. Bibbins then gave his reasons for of the Ingleslde tract as prepared by man; a soldier, [Special Dispatch to The Call] Captain Timothy*M. Coughlln,* by Ogelvle, tenor, First At 4 o'clock in the morning, January proposing that when Market street was the Urban Realty company and submit- sonated William SAN MATEO, May 10.?The board of Governor Will Talk to Voters in cavalry, was a visitor at division head- Castro along the north board while the remaining part, that of 31, man registered as A- Blank at extended from ted for official indorsement. The supervisors and Surveyor .lames V. quarters yesterday, while returning to elevator man, A. slope of valley to Hattie and consequently declined to accept the map Chalks, the milkman, will be taken by Globe Theater the hotel. While the Eureka Neuman of San Mateo county left here his station at Fort Yellowstone. Robertson,* was upstairs, the strang- Eighteenth streets that the tunnel un- and referred it to the city attorney for R. R. Dinnigan. morning on a days' Governor Hiram W. Johnson will A. The this two automo- er asked T. N. Twed. the night clerk, der It should be built at the same time. his opinion. proceeds of the entertainment bile tour of the county to inspect pos- close the campaign for Theodore Leave of absence for three months a shallow sub- will be devoted to the paying of the Roosevelt city tonight to show him to his room. On the fourth "Arnold favors roof sibilities of a comprehensive system of in this with a has been granted to First Lieutenant thug gagged the bnre under the proposed exten- Liabilityfor Street Work church debt. The hall was built for meeting Globe floor the and bound way roads which will connect the ocean and in the theater in Mis- Bertram P. \u25a0 Johnson, Twentieth in- Taking the keys to the safe sion,'' he explained. "Unless the sub- The United Railroads is responsible the benefit of the parishioners of St. bay shores and act as tributaries to sion street between Twenty-third and fantry. c4vk. streets is shallow, sta- street, ac- John's, and is the largest Catholic Twenty-fourth from Twed's pocket, he rifled the cash way under all for the repaying of Ninth the state highway which will be built streets. drawer escaped, have to be located too far to Supervisor He ex- church hall on the coast. Its seating through the county. Preliminary It is expected that In the course of $900. The robber tions would cording Nolan. sur- of LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE although several were fired at the Stations should not yesterday matter capacity is 1,600. veys been nearly completed by his address the governor will attempt shots below surface. plained that when the have as he ran down Stevenson street. be more than 15 feet below the street of paving the street between the rails The parish has two clubs, a dramatic the surveyor and it is expected that to establish the futility of Senator La SAILED him level/ his Thursday it and a musical organization, which pre- the supervisors will call Follette's candidacy in this state and Friday. May 10. came before committee I for a road 10:35 p. m.. *tmr W. S. Porter, Madseu, GLEE CLUB CONCERT San Rafael. May 10.-- was supposed the rail- sent entertainments from time to time. for $1,000,000 a will also seek to justify the action for -??. ONFI SION OF MIND CLEARED generally that j Lyon pastor bond election in short DOMESTIC PORT Mmiy prominent society wotrieu In Marin county < was obliged to repair only the Rev. William is of the time. The members of the are himself and other insurgents jn Cali- at concert to given Bibbins explained the plan road church, board MCKH.TEO?SaiIed May 10.?Ger stmr Setos, will be -MttOnMKf a he Before between the Yesterday Father John. Hunt is assistant Chairman P. H. MeEvoy, T. fornia In switching their support from for Taeotna. here tomorrow nfght by the University of Cali- be confusion in the space tracks. 1 James there appeared to a. the cover- pastor and Father Francis Long second Casey. If. Joseph to fornia Glop chin. protestants regarding the he discovered that franchise William Brown. M. La Follette Roosevelt. minds of the well as assistant. Francis and Dr. "E. Roosevelt supporters from ail point* BESEFIT TEA IS HELD?S*an Rafael. May 10. Market street extension, which led to ing the Ninth street line, as that T. Blackburn. FOR street, clauses re- about the bay will be on hand to Mrs. George Pint-karri was hoste*** at a tea ATTORAT'Y ~JED LIBEXr-Sausalito. May debate, in which T. J. Sav- In Powell contains make {riven nt her home here thin afternoon for thr ".(?.--Supervisor L. S. Pistolcsi tiled a si! it a general keep in repair the close of the Roosevelt campaign as age, i---presenting the Twin Peaks quiring the railroad to benefit of St. Paul's Parish Aid society of tfelg nsni-sst Attorney T. B. Katie "charging libel to enthusiastic as possible. city. asking damages in the of $2!>.».90. Property Owners' association, opposed the entire street from curb curb. and suui Adams and W. R. Bush of the Twin Bond Issue Indorsed MRS. F.E. DE SMITH SHELL ENDANGERS Peaks association. Supervisor Andrew J. Gallagher said Dillon, Thomson & Clay, the New York that the committee- must declare its attorneys and authorities on bonds, policy and act on Arnold's report at have formally indorsed the proceedings once. The other -supervisors, Mauzy surrounding the issuance of the f8,500,- DIES IN OAKLAND CUSTOMS HOUSE and Bancroft, were of the same opinion. --000 city hall and civic center bonds. In R. M- Armstrong, siding with Sav- a dispatch received by Clerk Dunnigan age, asked that all objections be with- of the board of supervisors yesterday Smith, drawn and the city engineer be in- the experts stamped the proceedings Count de Her Husband, Inspector Bulger Discovers Pro* to go ahead with the surveys. as correct and authorized the super- the Chief ARNOLD'S PLAN ADOPTED visors to proceed with printing of Was Clerk of the jectile Tottering on Pile bonds. The committee, however, ruled to the hear the protests after hearing a heated Palace Hotel ' of Old Books argument between Adams and Arm- TO HAVE strong. DARKS OALAND, May 10? Mrs. Francisca E. Supervisor Mauzy explained that the John K. Bulger, United States super- Smith, relict of vising inspector portals could be so located as to give r ELECTROLIERS de Count de Smith, a of hulls and boilers, the valley most ac- German ndhleman, probably saved the federal government Eureka convenient known the world yesterday strictly cess to Savage $1,500,000. It was not the bore. Invited Adams The bronze electroliers surrounding over as the chief clerk of the Palace in line with his prescribed duty that and Bush to a private conference, which in Francisco, they agreed to attend. the ruins of the old city hall will adorn hotel San died yesterday the saving was made, but in the pos- John M. Puwnett, engineer for the a number of parks and squares of the at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. sible destruction of the Customs house Peaks association, ex- city instead of being relegated to the L O'Brien, 641 by explosion. In this new building at Twin Tunnel Poirier street. Mrs. de Washington and Sansome streets, which hibited a plan which he had prepared scrap heap, as was advised by John Smith had been failing for more than a of Jr., of the municipal approaches In finish the congressional for the surface extension Market Reid member year and her death was not unexpected. library Washington, C, street from Castro all the way up the board of advisory architects. her at end were building In D. With the her'chlldren: and which cost Uncle Sam $1,500,000, slopes as far as Corbett avenue. This Reid reported to the supervisors' arti- Mrs. Duncan Bankhardt of the City of would a highway lights committee that the lamps Supervising Inspector Bulger discov- provide for residents ficial Mexico, Mrs. M. 11. Bremner of Port- an old projectile been district, was regarded beautify either the civic ered which had in the hill and would not land, A. H. Smith of San Francisco and brought from Philippines after with favor. center or city parks, but the committee Mrs. D. L O'Brien of Oakland. the the that park be war with Spain. This death dealing The meeting closed with the formal recommended Golden Gate Mrs. de Smith was a pioneer in this steel powder, wore adoption of Arnold's motion with at six of the old having mass of and which report on of endowed least state, .come to Caliofrnia 50 in original perfection a percussion Supervisor Mauzy. report years ago. its The will be electroliers. SheMiad made her home for cap, was found by Supervising Inspec- submitted to the board of supervisors They will be placed at the entrance many years at 1467 Geary street, San McKinley tor Bulger stored with old records and with the committee's recommendation on either side of the monu- Francisco. Her husband. Count de other Junk that had recently been that it be approved, as will also the res- ment. The Halght and Ashbury Dl*»- Smith, was a world famous character moved the by city request for eight into new building mis- olution that the engineer make the trict associations of and one of the most familiar figures In take. necessary surveys for the assessment the lamps was granted with the under- San Francisco for many years. He was organization The destructive force of the shell was district. Adams said that he placed standing that the would chief clerk of the Palace hotel from the estimated by those in the department full confidence In Arnold's judgment. install them. date of the opening of that hostelry Request The same agreement wag made of fortification construction to be suf- for the same appropriation with until his death several years ago. He ficient to have torn the entire Customs nf $1."00, as last year, was made the Mission Promotion association, was chief clerk in the old Occidental house into splinters. When found by yesterday by censorship was' given six, and with going the board of which the hotel before to the Palace hotel. Supervising Inspector Bulger the pro- of San Francisco to the finance commit- downtown committee of the Chamber Mrs. de Smith was a native of Guay- jectile was fairly tottering on a pile tee of the bthird of supervisors. The of Commerce, which will erect half a mas. Mexico. The funeral will be held slightest jar would square. lamps of old books. The censor board states that only about half dozen In Union The tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from sent to floor. originally- valued at each, have it .crashing the hard their appropriation has been used, but were $800 the Spanish church, corner of Mason If this had happened the fall would that in view of the work being done but many now need repairing. street and Broadway, San Francisco. probably have exploded the shell. their demands should be complied with. T. S. Eastman, Margaret E. Leea and Come Up the They attribute the improved character the Portola Realty company protested of moving pictures shown to their work to the supervisors yesterday against of overseeing. the Stockton street tunnel assessment Complaining that the conductors on district. Eastman estimates his dam- MONEY FOR WORK BUILDING LOAN ages Margaret places AND the pay as you enter cars will not al- as $6,000, Lees low carpenters to carry their tools on her's at $15,000 and the realty com- Fishing is platforms pany Great the back and that the car- claims $25,000. penters are thereby caused much in- convenience, a ON RETCH letter from HETCHY the district CONVENTION OPENS council of carpenters of the bay coun- SET ties was filed with the hoard of super- yesterday. HEARINGS An appropriation of $12,500 for clear- visors The communication ON NEW BUDGET [Special Dispatch to The Call] U TIM, the fishing up here is simply great. You ought requests the supervisors to prevail on ing away the sites for three dams in SAN JOSE, May io.?With between the street railway company to allow Night and day sessions of the super- the Hetch-Hetchy and Lake Eleanor delegates to 60 and 70 regular accredited the tools be carried on the front finance districts was budget I to see the string we platforms of the cars. visors' committee will be held included in the and a number of visitors present from of beauties landed today. Lock Allan C. Rush, the engineer who was next week on the new budget. Items for the coming fiscal year by the all parts of the state, the fifteenth an- given permission recently by congress Monday humane societies will state finance committee of the board of su- nual convention of the California Build- up your to and a bridge desk and come up. What do you say? construct maintain their financial wants. Tuesday being pervisors yesterday. ing and Loan was opened at across the bay connecting this city league I and election day, no regular meeting will be This sum will be used to Oakland via Verba Buena Island, supervisors also make 10 o'clock today in the assembly hall held, but the will confer surveys You'll comeP Good. Train leaves at two thanked the supervisors In a letter re- Jennings at home, of the district to determine the of the Chamber of Commerce. o'clock. with Chairman his meeting was opened by C. ceived yesterday for their indorsement he has recovered sufficiently from possibility of establishing a power The J. regular where Wade of Los Angeles, president of then of the plan at the meeting last bis protracted Illness to attend to his house generate electricity for Monday. to run- state association, and Mayor Charles Will send the boat over to meet you." duties. ning drills for the main work. The resolution, by Super- W. Davison, welcomed the visitors. The introduced The board of education and public The committee also allowed $4,000 morning McCarthy, placed supervisors for session was taken up with visor the library trustees will go before the com- plans, specifications and inspection of on record as favoring the monumental the annual reports of the president, mittee Wednesday afternoon, and im- the proposed new Washington Irving secretary Long span and also proposed that they con- and treasurer. A Distance Bell Telephone call from the wild provement clubs in the evening. Thurs- school building In' Broadway between After luncheon at tha Hotel Mont- fer with the supervisors of Alameda day afternoon will be set for the and steps whereby aside Sansome Montgomery streets. gomery the entertainment committee county to take legisla- health board and park commissioners, The clerk of the board was instructed took charge was be passed protecting and the afternoon de- often induces the business man to take needed rest and tion should the and in the evening the board of works by the committee to draw up the neces- voted to an automobile sightseeing trip interests of both counties. will claim its share of the appropria- papers calling bids the letter, sary for for car and evening to a theater party. With his dated Los Angelea. tions. Friday afternoon will be devoted barns for the municipal street railroad recreation. May 9, Rush sent indorsements from to the committee's regular meeting and In Geary street. A delegation from the civic associations about the bay and the night to all who have ROLPH ATTENDS map not found a Brick Masons' association appeared to BANQUET stated that an outline of the place on the request an opportunity to show was on way. This, schedule- that the OF CALIFORNIA GRAYS Every bridge also its how- barns could be built of brick better Sjell Telephone is a Long Distance Station to arrive. and ever, failed more cheaply than of concrete. The The California a communication was as fol- I. N. PATTISON OF S. P. Grays gave ban- Hush's matter was referred to the board of quet last night at a downtown hotel in low*: DIES AT THE PALACE public works. Los Angeles, May 9. celebration of their twenty-second an- I The request of the board of public niversary. Mayor a To the Board of Supervisors, San way Rolph and number I just I. N. Pattison, right of agent of works for $1,245 to be set aside out of of regular army officers attended Francisco ?Gentlemen: am In Paciflc, yesterday general the receipt of your resolutions of approval the Southern died in the fund for the construction of affair as guests of Grays. apartments septic the Moving! of the San "Francisco and Oakland sus- his at the Palace hotel a tank in Golden Gate park also pictures of the recent visit of Secre- which, United an of was granted by pension bridge, like the after illness several months. He the committee. This tary of State Knox showing the Cali- States senate's action in Washington, was attended hsy, his wife in his last amount was subscribed by property fornia Grays acting as factor in securing the and his daughter, escort of honor is an important moments Mrs. Foote. owners and deposited with the city were shown l« injunction with a necessary action for the construction was a charter member of" purpose, The He treasurer and Telephone the for that Pacific the vaudeville program. Captain Telegraph B. & of this bridge. placed R. Co. Transportation club and known over i Qp all treasurer It to the of I trust through this, your action, we I credit the Moore acted as toastmaster of the hearty co-operation and the west in railroad circles. ,? I gencraf fund. Another request for evening. ;u_i- have the ' $3,500