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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
GET BUSY. DOCTOR !


In a recent issue OF the American
Journal of Clinical Medicine. the edltor
takes occasion to remind physicians OF
a number OF instances. common 70 the
practice OF all when quick decisive
action is necessary Among other rec
ommedations, 1t says:
Get busy when a patient comes 10
You with a cough 1t may be only
cold but then a cold may be the pre-
cursor OF pneumonia. or the cough an
early symptom of pulmonary tuoercu-
losis
To break up a cold quickly and cure
any cough that Is durable. there Is no
more effective remedy than the mix
ture of two ounces of Glycerine with
eight ounces Of good Whisky and
half ounce OF Virgin Oil OF Pine COM
pound pure. Take a teaspoonful every
four hours This formula Is as tpex-
pensive as II Is effective. because the
mixture provides a quantity sufficient
to last the average family an entire
year. Where Whisky IS not readily OBJ
tainaDle. five ounces of ttncture OF Gin
chona compound can be used instead
with equal effect. 1t is better to pur-
chase the ingredients separately and
prepare the mixture at home.
The genuine Virgin Oil OF Pine COM
pound pure is a combination OF the
active principles OF the Pine and San
talwood. retaining the well known heal
ing properties OF those trees. To In
sure it's freshness and purity It Is put
up for dispensing only In half ounce
vials. each vial securely sealed In g
round. wooden case Be sure to use the
genuine. prepared only by Leach Chem
zeal Co. Cincinnati. O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
PEERS DESCENDANT
ASKS FOR DIVORCE
Wife of Canadian Contractor
Appeals to Nevada Court to
Dissolve Marriage
Woman Alleges Deserti0n and
Says She Is Heiress to
English Estate

RENO. New. Nov. 6.-Mrs. Ghita
Millicent Franklin Burch. wife of a
prominent managing contractor of
Canada, and herself the direct de-
scendant of one of the peers of Eng
land, today filed suit for divorce from
Joseph Albert Franklin Burch on the
grounds of failure to provide and de-
sertion
She alleges in the complaint that her
husband deserted her six years ago
while they were living in England.
went to Halifax. n. s., and from there
to Montreal and that there was no
cause for the desertion. Following the
desertion, she alleges that she and
their little daughter, Ghita Louise
lole, now 10 years of age, followed
her husband to Montreal. where they
discussed their family troubles, and
that at that time her husband said he
would support the child and pay for
her education, but that he would no
longer live with his wife. Since that
time they have lived apart.
The wedding took place in Lewis
ham. London, Eng, in 1897. The daugh-
ter at present is at the convent of st.
Anne in st. Jerome, Que.
The wife states in the complaint
that she was the owner Of entailed
property at Redding. Eng. but that
she would not come into possession
until the death of her aunt, now 81
years old. She asked an absolute di-
vorce, the custody of the child and the
right to resume her maiden name,
Ghita Millicent Miller. According to
the complaint. she has resided in
Washoe county. Nevada. for the last
wear
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
VALUABLE HOME RECIPE
VIII Break UP Severest Cold in q Day
and Cure any Durable Cough

Mix one-half ounce of Concentrated
pine compound with two ounces of
glycerine and a half pint of good whis-
ky. Shake thoroughly each time and
use in doses of a teaspoonful to a
tablespoonful every four hours.
This formula is given out by a noted
medical authority, whose remarkable
cures are well known to the profess
sion. Local druggists say this mixture
will work wonders for the treatment
of all throat and lung diseases. Any
drug store can supply the ingredients.
The Concentrated pine is a refined
pine for medical purposes and comes
only In half ounce bottles. each en-
closed in a tin screw top case, which
is alright Be sure to get only that
which is labeled Concentrated"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
ELECTION CAUSES DEATH
OF PROFESSOR EMERSON
Former Partner of Noah Web
ster and Friend of Taft and
Hughes Succumbs

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--Word has been
received in New York of the death in
Tokyo. Japan. of Prof. Edwin Emerson,
widely known as an author, lawyer and
diplomat. He was born in 1922 and
at one time was a law partner of
Noah Webster, the photographer. Dur
Ing the civil war he was sent to Eu-
rope on a special mission for the gov
ernment. In 1897 he went to Japan.
Professor Emerson died in Tokyo
on November 4 of heart failure, as a
result of intense excitement over the
American election news, following the
stress attending the reception in Japa-
nese waters of the American fleet.
Professor Emerson was a warm per
sonal friend of William II. Taft. who
visited him in Japan, and of Governor
Charles e. Hughes of New York, whom
he used to know Intimately when they
were both professors at Cornell univer-
sity.
s Professor Emerson's life was unusu-
ally active and varied as Clergyman.
college professor, poet, editor and en-
voy of the United States. He married
Marie Louise Inghan, daughter of Sam
ue1 Ingham, who was secretary of the
treasury in Jackson's cabinet. Emer-
son, at the time of his death. was the
oldest American citizen in the far east.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
DRY" VOTES WIN
IN LAKE COUNTY
PrOhibitiOnsts Garry Middle
town by Thirty=One Majority
After Long Campaign
spEcIAL pIsPArcH no LEE oALL


MIDDLETOWN, Nov. 6.-The great
est election surprise in the history of
this town was sprung here Tuesday
when Middletown went dry" with 81
votes majority. and local saloon men
and their followers make the state
ment broadcast that 'the town is
ruined"
Early in the ballot counting it was
seen that Middletown South would go
dry by the local option law, as votes
against the saloon ran about to /,
and al the finish of the counting the
temperance people had gained their vic
tory with a majority of q votes.
However, as there are no saloons in
this precinct no material gain or loss
could be sustained.
In Middletown North until the last
six votes We're counted the town was
wet and the saloonists were preparing
TO have a banquet in honor of their
victory, but each Of the remaining six
votes were prohibitonist and the sa-
loon league was defeated by four votes.
Owing to the inefficiency of the local
telephones all the precincts in the
county have not been heard from The
reports received give the anti-saloon
league the idea that more dry votes
We're cast throughout the country than
wet However, this has no effect, ex-
cept TO show the trend of sympathy
and opinion.
Lakeport. the county seat of this
county, has all but one saloon voted
from its midst, while at Kelseyville
the north precinct went dry, thus abol-
ishing the bars at Soda Bay summer
resort and Grand hotel.
Upper Lake and Lower Lake are the
only towns in the county that are
not dry or partly dry. These two towns
had large wet majorities.
In the precincts heard from, IA sa-
looms have been voted closed as fol-
lows: Lakeport, four; Kelseyville,
one; Soda Bay. one; Witter Springs,
one Laurel Dell, one; Bachelor Valley
(Which includes the bar at Bartlett
Springs), one; Middletown, four; Har-
bin Springs, one. Probably there will
be more when the returns come in.
Whether this movement will be to
the advantage of Lake county in gem
eral remains to be seen. Middletown
viii be affected most, as through this
town the summer travel pours from
the city to the many resorts in the
country. Harbin Springs, also, has
the sporting set and much material
loss in custom is expected at that
place Yet Adam Springs has been vol
UNFAIRLY dry for some years and en-
joys the largest patronage of any re-
sort in the county.
The question of local option in single
precincts has been agitated by promi-
nent men throughout the county; act
ing in conjunction with the state anti
saloon league, for the last two years,
yet the sudden change was hardly ex-
pected by the most ardent temperance
advocate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
'BARTN[TT'S ISLAND
RESIDENCE LEASED
Eastern Woman Will Now Have
Her Wish Come True and
Occupy Place
Convicted Promoter Was Max
ing Extensive Improvements
in the Property

Walter J. Bartnett's suburban home.
built on an island near Sausalito, with
the fantastic name of Chiahwahnee, will
not be tenantless through the long and
dreary winter months.
1t has been leased by Mrs. A. L. Pet
tingill of Cleveland, o., who during a
visit to California fell under the west
ern spell and has decided to make her
home here for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Pettingill was in San Francisco
during the fire and moved over to Ala
media, where she made her home till the
ST. Francis was rebuilt, and since it's
reopening has lived at the hotel.
She took a fancy to the Bartnett home
when it was being built, and jocularly
observed that could she have a home
like the island one of Bartnett's she
would be content to live forever in
California and would foreswear her all
Iegiance to Cleveland and to Ohio.
Her wish has been gratified and today
she will move into the home of the
i'll fated financier who is responsible for
the bringing of the Western Pacific into
California.
Mrs PettingiIl's new home is one of
state. 1t is on the island between
Sausalito and the neck of land which
juts out in the bay and on which, on
its eastern side, is the settlement of
Belvedere.
Bartnett selected the island because
of the admirable protection it received
from the hill ranges on the west, as
also on the east, and people who have
lived there say it is protected also from
the south winds which blow up the bay.
The house is large and roomy, in fact
an ideal country place, with wide
porches and airy rooms. 1t was Bart
netts intention to make the grounds
the chief attraction of the estate.
Broad walks are laid around the
island. A rustic bridge was to connect
the home with the mainland. Groves
of eucalyptus have been planted to the
north, east and west of the house. while
the southern exposure was to be free
of trees, so that. the admirable view of
the bay could not be Intercepted
Bartnett expended fully $4,000 on the
place before his financial troubles over
took him, and 1t was his intention to
spend as much more before he finished
the improvements.
1t is thought that possibly Mrs Pet
tingin, who is said to be extremely
wealthy. may eventually purchase the
place and thus fulfill her promise to
abandon the east if she possessed a
home which suited her tastes.
AS the new owner is fond of gath
ering people about her the Bartnett
home, instead of being shut up and
solitary this winter, will possibly be
the scene of many pleasant entertain
ments.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
MODESTO REFUSES TO
GRANT FRANCHISE
Will Not Permit Laying of
Tracks for Trolley Cars on
Towns Main Street
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SFECIAL DI>f AICu 10 TIE OAIL
STOCKTON. Nov. 6.-Despite the
earnest pleading of their political con-
stituents. Modesto's city fathers have
absolutely refused to consider favor
ably the application of the South San
Joaquin Improvement company for a
franchise to run an electric car over
Ninth street in that city to connect with
the Stockton Modesto interurban, which
is practically in course of construction
In Stockton the franchise has been
passed to print granting the company
entry and exit rights. The council OF
Modesto, rather than agree upon Ninth
street, as is desired by the company
boast they will forego the advantages
to their city that the interurban would
give rather than permit tracks to be
laid on that thoroughfare. The business
interests of the city are loudly de-
nouncing the officials.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
TAG DAY ARMY WILL
GET DIMES TODAY
Continued From Page $, Column

Continued From Page 5, Column
Miss Rossetter lis a teacher in the
Fruitvale high school.
After doing duty downtown in the
morning many of the companies will
move to the uptown districts in the
afternoon to assist there.
ALI of the downtown buildings will
be attacked early, as the Offices close
about l o'clock. Later at the ferries
theaters, parks, football games and
other places of amusement the crowds
will be tagged. Several street car
lines set aside by the United Railroads
will be thoroughly raked over by the
boys of the Columbia park settlement
The private schools of Miss West and
Miss Hamlin will also aid in tagging
The public is especially requested
to fill its pockets with dimes, as MAX
ing change will be almost impossible
under the circumstances. So get ready
with the coins which you intend to
contribute. The grafter's slogan OF
Vote early and often" also applies to
tag day. Buy early and often
Prominent among the captains of the
tag" army is Mrs. Edward de Witt
Taylor, whose picture appeared in yes
terday's Call. Owing to an error the
name under the picture read Mrs. Ed
ward Robson Taylor, who Is also help
ing the work.
THE BADGE WEARERs
These badges will be worn by the
officers, among whom are the follow
ing:
District 1, section bounded by East
Market, Kearny and Broadway-Lieu-
tenant General Mrs. Henry Payot
Captains:
Mrs Edward De witt Mrs. j. e. Kutten
nIArN
Mrs. n. D. RideOut Miss Miss NJ Mabel bel PIoer aoer
Mrs. Otto Irving Wise
Ferries-Lieutenant General Mrs. Bertha Lii
ienthal.
Fillmore district-Laeutenant General Mrs. WI
liam Fries
District 2--Lieutenant General Mrs. ]. w.
Bofbin.
Van Ness district-Ldeutenant General Mrs
John f. Merrill.
Captains:
Mrs. Samuel Boardman Mrs. Fred Knight
Mrs. John r. Lossely Mrs. James Bishop
Mrs. Tulio Rottanzi Mrs. Gustavus Brown
Mrs. p. E.. Browneli DR.. woolsey
Mrs. William Rogers Mrs. Dr. Rothschild
William Rogers
District T-Lieutenant General Mrs. I. N
Walter
Captains:
Mrs John l. Walter Mrs. Clarence Potter
Miss Edith Bull Mrs. Rolla v. Watt
Mission (Gien park district)-Lieu-
tenant General Mrs. Theodore Pfnther
Captains:
Mrs. Frank Moran Miss Helen johnson
Mrs. A. Rogo Mrs. Helen Moore
Mrs Andrew Kleinclaus Mrs. L. Orvito
Mrs Theo. Pinther Jr.
District 6-Lieutenant General Mrs. A. W.
Scott
Captains:
Mrs Emil Magner Mrs George A. lewis
Mrs Laura Bride Pow Mrs. Royal Hawley
Mrs. n. B. Levy Mrs. Charles P. Fonda
Mrs VIM H. Nicholl Miss Sadie Webster
Do You Want s5.oOr
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
CALIFORNIA
BAKING CO.
For sale where good Bread is sold.
The California Promotion Committee

THE State Central Organization, Organized in
1902)-An association for the commercial and
Industrial development OF California
PROMOTION. The act OF promoting advance
ment, encouragement. Century Dictionary.
The committee has for its object the PRO-
NOTING OF California's interests. It has moth
ing TO sell. 1t fosters all things tending to the
ADVANCEMENT OF California It is an authority
on all matters relating to California It EN-
COURAGES the establishment Of industries
and fosters those already established. II invites
desirable immigration 1t presents the opDortu-
mites and needs OF all fields OF business and
professional activity. IL is supported by popular
service rendered 1t has affiliated with It 200
commercial organizations Of the state, with a
combined membership OF more than 10000.
Meetings OF representatives OF these organiza-
tions are held semiannually In different parts OF
the state, where matters OF California interest
are discussed. Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES
are maintained IN California building. Union
square. San Francisco. CORRESPONDENT
INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
$500 20 FoR MISSIONS

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov 6.-The appor-
tionment of the s646,720 to be raised
for foreign work by the Methodist
Women's Foreign Missionary society,
which adjourned yesterday, was an
nounced today. Tt is customary thus
TO provide in advance for the probable
expenses for the year. For the coming
year the Pacific district fSan Fran
cisco) viii be responsible for $4,000
and the Columbia river district port
land Ore) $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
JOHN DIS CHAUFFEUR
FINED FIVE DOLLARS
Oil Magnate Explains He Was
in Hurry to See His
Physician

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-John D. Rookie
feller's chauffeur was arrested on West
End avenue today. charged with reck-
less driving. AS a bicycle policeman
halted the car, the occupant leaned
out and said:
It am John d. Rockefeller. / am go
ing to see my physician. I wish you
would let my chauffeur take me there
and then arrest him, if you must
The request was granted and after
Rockefeller reached his destination the
chauffeur was taken into custody and
fined s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
CANAL RnNns CARRY

submitted to the people at tuesdays s
election to bond the state for $20,000,-
600 to construct a channel from Lock
port, ILL.,. to Utica, ILL.,, on the Illinois
The United States government has
promised to complete the channel be-
yond the Illinois state line. Thus a
ship waterway from Chicago to the
Mississippi is assured.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
HEINzE.s TRIAL coMEs NExr

NEW YORK. Nov Edward Maxey.
mathematical expert who was the
governments chief witness in the trial
OF Morse and Curtis. will on Monday
take up the case against F. Augustus
Heinze Heinze was indicted in Janu-
ary last on charges of over certifying
checks and misapplication of the funds
Of the Mercantile national bank, of
which he was president in October, 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The treas
ury today purchased $4,000 ounces o.
silver for delivery at New Orleans ans
$4,000 ounces for delivery at Denver a
50.3S5 cents per fine ounce.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Want ralIking Machines
CnvERNMENT RIIYs sIIvEn

All makes taken in part payment for
pianos to fill export order. 975 Market
or 1920 Fillmore street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
DEFEAT COUNTY OPTION

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Nov. 6.-Countv
option was defeated in South Dakota by
about 1000 majority on a rather light
vote.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Want Good Ronrdf

The best boarding houses regularly
use The Call to advertise their vacan-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07

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page 1b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-12
Oct farlige Strpmorag.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-12
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Sremtioens Gtorbp bar / S6Gge
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-12

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