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STOLEN-A Reading bicycle; maroon
colored frame. coaster brake: finder
please telephone F. b, Schwentker,
$50 and receive reward.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
MINING MUSEUM OPEN
State Bureaus Exhibition for
Visiting Strangers

For the pleasure and information Of
the visiting officers and bIuetackets Of
the battleship fleet and visitors from
all points. State Aiineralogist Aubury
has arranged TO keep the mining mu-
scum Of the California state mining
bureau IN the ferry building at the
foot Of Market street open every Sat-
urday afternoon and all day each Sun
day IN the month OF May, beginning
today Ordinarily the museum is. closed
Saturday afternoons and Sundays. The
week day hours for viewing the great
free mineral exhibit OF the state, which
includes many thousands of specimens
OF the precious metals and other min
erals. are from 9 a. M 10 p: m. The
Sunday hours win be from 10 a n
10 p. m Every visitor is invited TO
visit the California mining museum.
The products OF all kinds that are
classed as mineral and that represent
an annual output OF more than s45.-
100000. are arranged in cases. where
they form an interesting object lesson
relating 20 the mineral resources of
California
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
DIR. PrERcE,s REMEDIES
a Square Deal

Is assured you when you buy d.. Pierce's
family medicines-for all the ingredi-
ents entering into them are printed on
the tle-grsppers and their formulas
are attested under oath IS being complete
and correct. You know just what you are
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the. most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing In our
American forests ssd while potent to cure
are pertecrsS harmless sven. to the most
delicate womeS atfchildrerS Not drop
QLlcQhQl sltsE into their colI.Qsstol,
a much -helIeI AZs1I IS assd bot6 lQT *
taxing nd QrsseIxlpe LIE WedlclnA
priQclpleS used ln them. yiz--Qule tIiple-
re6ned Glycerine- This agent possesses
iRtTinsic meclclnH properties Of It's own.
being q most valuable antiseptic and anti
ferment, hutritiye ana soothing demul-
cent.
GlreeTine plays an important part in
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in
the cure OF Indigestion, dyspepsia and
weak stomach, attended by sour risings,
heartburn. foul breath, coated tongue,
poor appetite. gnawing feeling In stom-
ach, blfiousness and kindred derange-
ments Of the stomach, liver and bowels.
: Besides curing all the above distressing
8tAArISof @4C dOa4Ct4 Dt>COfCA
Is 3 specific for. all diseases Of the mucous
membranes, as catarrh, whether of the
nasal passages Oh of the stomach, bowels
or pelvic organs Even in its ulceratiye
stages twill yield 70 this sovereign rem
edy II its use be persevered in. In Chronic
Catarrh of the Nasal passages. il is well,
while taking the Golden Medical Dis
covery for tie necessary constitutional
treatment, 70 cseanse the passages freely
two or three times dsv with Dr.. SaQe's
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
OF treatment generally cures the worst
cases
In coughs and hoarseness caused By bror-
chtsl. throat and lung affections except con-
sumption IN It's advanced stages the Golden
Medical Discovery Is most en5cient rem
edy. especially IL those obstinate haux-on
coughs caused By irritation and conrestjou Of
the oronchla mucous membranes The -Dls-
corery Is not 50 good for acute ccughs sris-
ing from sudden colds nor must Il be ex-
pected 70 cure consumption in its sdysnced
stzges-no medicine VIII do that-but for All
the obstinate. chronic coughs. which, II neg
1ccted. OF badly treated. lead up to CONSUME
ton. II isthe best medicine that can be4aken
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
PREPARE FOR BIG CROWDS.
Railroads Make Special Sched-
ules to Handle Throngs

The passenger department of the
Southern Pacific has practically COM
pleted all its arrangements. for the
transportation of visitors TO the city
during the fleet celebration week There
will be % trains from San Jose and
vicinity so trains via the Oakland pier,
90 trains from Livermore, Pleasanton
Niles and Newark The suburban east
bay trains will be as follows.
Oakland. Fourteenth street, 20. Ala
media. High street. 20; Alameda and
East Oakland. 20; Horseshoe. 20; Berke>
ley. 20; Oakland via Seventh street, 20
There will be an average OF 80 trains
per hour, or one every two minutes At
a rough estimate 10000 persons are
expected to arrive in the city Wednes-
day morning. Fifty thousand are
scheduled TO arrive here Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday There will be 226
trips on special schedules from May 9
to May 10 inclusive between San Fran
cisco and Oakland each day
The Southern Pacific is prepared to
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
REGULATING HARBoR TRaFFIc

Specis1 privileges have been granted
20 the boats which viii be used by the
reception committees of Oakland and
Berkeley during. the presence OF the
fleet IN the harbor by Collector Stratton.
The cities across the bay have been
considered by the collector and the re-
ception committees representing Oak
land and Berkeley will be permitted TO
enjoy the same privileges as viii the
san Francisco official reception COM
mittee. Collector Stratton has issued
orders which viii permit the press
boats 70 cruise about the harbor re-
gardless Of the rules provided in the
marine parade bill.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Truth
and Quality

appeal to the well-Informed in every
walk Of life and are essential to. per-
manent success and creditable stand
ing. Accordingly. it is not claimed
that Syrup OF Figs and Elixir OF
Senra Is the only remedy Of known
value, but one OF many reasons why
It is the best. Of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it eleanses.
sweetens and relieves the internal
organs on which it acts without any
.debilitating after effects. and withoul
having TO increase the quantity from
time to time
1t acts. pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative. and its component
parts are known to and approved By
physicians. as it is free from all
Objectionable. substances. To get IT'S
beneficial effects always purchase ths
genuine-manufactured. by the. Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. and ios
sale by all leading druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Fairn,onf Limits Accommodations at Reception

GilIett. wife OF the governor of the
state. have the place of honor. or viii
the first lady OF the city. Mrs Taylor.
have the coveted position2 And there
is Mrs. Metcalf. wife of the secretary
OF the navy All due consideration and
homage must be hers. How viii the
discussion end7 Are the affairs 70 be
given at the Fairmont in honor OF the
visiting navy men state affairs or city
fEnctions7 That is the pivot upon which
the argument turns If. San Diego
were the objective point OF the fleet.
then the affairs would be state func-
tfons. claim some. and the place OF
honor would be divided between the
governors wife and the wife OF the
secretary of the navy. But the ball
and reception of May are being
planned by the citizens Of San Fran
cisco. consequently the wife OF the
mayor of the city should take prece-
dence over all others
When the discussion was laid be-
fore chaupcey St John. arbiter of
fashion and master of social ceremo-
nles. he said:
IN my mind there isn't the slightest
doubt about the ball and reception be-
ing city. functions Mayor and Mrs
Taylor are the hosts with Mr. and
Mrs Victor H Netcalt as. the guests
OF honor: The governor and Mrs Gil
lett VIII be simply guests, Hke+the ON
GERS and their wives But If the affair
had taken place at San. Diego. .xhen IL
would have been a. state function and
Governor Gillett and Mrs. Gtllett would
have been the hosts for California. As
It IS the governor and his wife have
been 10 San Diego anG. paid their re-
spects there and that ends their part
Of the ceremonies"
And now. in less than week. the
discussion Will be ended. VIII il be as
St John saysz But the argument
seems fated not to be answered until
the eventfuI day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

carry 100000 persons by its ferry
service
Returning special trains will run
Wednesday evening TO Montague,
Bakersfield, Fresno, Chico. Stockton,
Porterville, Salinas. Santa Cruz, Sacra-
mento-in brief. practically all interior
California points-from $40 to IL D. m.
late enough to give views from shore
and from the ferries Of the illuminated
feet Nearly all of the special service
viii be continued through the week
A personally conducted excursion
train left the City OF Mexico Thursday
for taiis city The visitors viii be .Iere
in time to see the arrival of the feet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
ELks INCORPORATES

OAKLAND. May Articles OF in
corporation have been filed BY the
building association OF the Berkele.
lodge OF E1ks. No. 1902 The assoeia-
tion will have a capital stock OF $780,
eco. which has been partially paid in T.
D. Waterman. H A Sully. ]. 5 Mills.
W. E Woelsey. L r. Hampton W
d. wooIsey. James NJ Koford. A Z.
Shaw and P. r. Boone are directors an
stockholders
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
ORDERS FLAGS TO FLY

Mayor Taylor issued the following or
der yesterday TO the heads OF the muni-
cipal departments:
In honor OF the visit of the ATreFi-
can fleet 10 the harbor OF San Francisco
and the attending festivities incident
thereto. it is hereby ordered that flags
shall be displayed on all municipal
buildings for a period of two weeks,
beginning Monday. May A.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
TO SEAT 10000
ON LINE OF MARCH
Two Immense GrandStands Be-
ing Built in Market Street
and Van Ness Avenue
Tickets Will Be Sold and Part
of Revenue Goes to the
Committee

Work Of erecting grandstands TO
seat 10000 people along the line of
march OF the military and naval parade
May was begun yesterday There
viii be two stands. officially authorized
by the fleet committee-one in Van
Ness avenue between Fell and Hayes
streets, and another on the Lincoln
school lot in Fifth street AT Market
Twenty five per cent OF the revenue
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
WHO, TAKES PREcEDENcE2
Burning Question Is Being
Asked in Society

The entertainments 10 be given in
honor o< the admirals and the officers
OF the feet have started many. dis
cussfons. provoked many arguments.
bit perhaps the one in which the
keeneSt interest Is taken. the one that
may have hidden in IL & little core Of
heart burning, IS who viii take prece-
dence at the ball and reception OF May
6 al the Fairnont hotel VIII Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Bob Flt.-lmmon., Sam berger

Kid Mccoy and Billy Snailhanl have
volunteered their services 10 box at
the Shriners- -Selis-Floto circus. givsE|
for the benefit OF the 'Children's hos
pital on Saturday evening. May . Th.s
bouts will be refereed by Luke .Marisch.
and George Harding will act as. Official
tine keeper. :.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

secured from the seats will go to the
fleet committee.
Tickets will cost 81 and $50. ac-
cording TO their location They will be
on sale at S32 Market street. by mer-
chants throughout the city and by sew
eral members of the feet committee, in
Guiding Raphael WE'LL and r B. Hale
The committee expects the sale OF the
tickets TO go far toward making up the
deficit in the fleet fund
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

been selected for one OF the principal
speakers at the governors banquet AT
the Fairmont Thursday. May 4 The
tickets for the banquet TO be given by
Governor Gillett have been fully sub
Serihed
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Men Suits
Made to Order
s12:5o

Every man who takes. advantage OF this
great sale OF made to order suits will. have
cause: to remember It .for years to- come. for
never before IN the history of California :ner-
chandising have you been able: to have. first
class suit built TO your measure for. anything
like. this price You all know how. we secured
carload of woolens and what a grand: oppor-.
tunity it gives us. to make Sc. many new Gus
toners and delight old ones by this great sale:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

WILL SPEAK AT BANQUET
Rsv. C. R Brown. pastor of the First
church of Oakland has
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
FLEET FUND DONATIONS

Additional subscriptions 10 the fleet
fund yesterday amounted 10 sS25. as
follows.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Glue Serge Suits $3.50
Reduced from SIS .............
Reduced from SIS

placed sale product of workToonls True
Blue" serges cold water shrunk, impervious to
and exceptionally well tailored reduced
from SIS to $3.50.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
MORE MUMMY WHEAT
Fake is Punctured Again by Expert
College Men

Special to the Daily Tribune
Fort Collins, Colo. Aug. 2S.-The
boast of Abraham Adams of Julietta.
Idaho, that he had the backing OF
tie Idaho experiment station in his
extrayagant claim for ALASKA wheat,
was knocked into cooked hat today
by the receipt of a letter from Profes-
sor R. F. Hyslop, agronomist OF that
station, written to Professor w. H.
Olin of the Colorado station. Profess
sor Hyslop states that most of the
Alaska wheat in Idaho has now been
harvested, and instead of giving the
enormous yield claimed for it by the
discoverer. namely maximum Of 222
bushels to the acre, the yield has
been from 90 to 35 bushels per acre.
A part of Professor Hyslop's let
ter follows:
Would it be possible for you to
send us a head of your mummy or
Egyptian wheat. as l understand you
grew some against this so-called
Alaska this year. Many people here
are so skeptical that they have re-
fused to take my word for the state
ment that this mucn sdyertised
Alaska is Egyptian wheat. if l
could obtain head of IT, Egyptian
from you my statements would un-
doubtedly have greater weight.
hate to see the people SO badly fool
ed SO close to our station. Most OF
this wheat has been Invested. 1t
has yielded from 90 to 3j bushels to
the acre"
The two plots of Alaska and
Egyptian wonder. growing side by
side on the experiment farm here,
were harvested today. The two vari-
cites are identical the Egyptian
being worthless from a milling stand
point. The yield OF the two plots will
be announced as soon as the wheat
has been threshed.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
LONG. STERN CHASE
Sheriff F1orance Locates Missing
Team in Nebraska

Sheriff Florance has just returned
of southern Kansas, bringing with
him what he went after, and although
he modestly insists that the story
had no frills it could, nevertheless, be
fashioned into an exciting bit of
literature. On the seventh of May of
this year John Abramson of Platte
Vile had team of horses stolen from
him at Platteville and since he had
no clue to the thief, as the months
went by and he got no trace of the
lost horses, 1t looked as though the
only thing to do was to charge his
troubles to the loss column on his
farm books. But last week one of
the oneriffs deputies got a hunch
and Friday the sheriff left here by
train for Wray, Colo. From there
| he struck out across country and
almost at once got on the trace Of
the missing team. At one farmhouse
they found where the man that was
wanted had stopped to eat dinner
and at another where he had left a
pair of overalls and a pair of wire
clippers. (For he had made his way
straight across country, regardless
of fences.) And finally in the sand
hill country of Kansas, 20 miles south
of Benkelman, Nebraska the team
was located at the ranch where it had
been sold and the sheriff brought the
horses back to their owner.
| AS for the man who made way
with the horse, Lee Helm, he already
has what was coming to him on an
other count. Sometime during the
summer he deprived Japanese of a
gold watch and was convicted of the
theft, so his present abiding place
| is in the jail at Rock Springs, Ill
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
SOME EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING
Have the Girl and Little Money and
See the Result

Young Fellow, if you have the
right girl and s232.5o after you have
paid for the license and the preach
er. you can fit up one of the coziest
little homes that you can imagine. all
paid for. That is the way the Neill
Furniture company has it figured
out, and you can see for yourself by
reading their advertising matter, or
taking look at their big. double
show windows where they have the
home complete set up for your
inspection.
Take the kitchen first. for in
stance. it is there complete, with the
cooking range. linoleum on the floor.
the kitchen table, two chairs, kitchen
utensils, curtains before the windows,
everything as neat as a pin. Just
the kind of a kitchen to turn new
bride loose in to begin her expert
ments on your digestive organs. The
cost of this outfit is s45.
Next the dining room with fine
golden oak extension table, buffet.
four chairs, Brussels rug on the
floor. portiers, curtains and pictures.
The cost of this outfit is $3.50.
The parlor furnishing cost s62.5 so
and consist of three piece uphol-
stored suit. one rocker, center table,
Brussels rug, portiers, lace curtains
and pictures.
The bedroom is furnished COM
plete with full suit and everything
needed for a comfortable bed. This
outfit costs $3.50. making the total
of $232.50.
r Incidentally the Neill people have
started out on the proper method OF
advertising. that is. making all of
their advertising conform to GER
tain plan. The show window is one
of the best advertising mediums the
merchant has. but it is not all. He
must do great deal of publicity
work through the newspapers. and
when this is backed up by the show
window with prices and the right
goods. just as represented in his ad-
vertisiDg, he will soon interest peo-
pie in the goods he keeps inside.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
HOCH ALFALFA THE CIVILIZER
Word Picture by George l. Clothier
on Plant

The following word picture is from
the pen of George l. Clothier, who
has studied his subject closely in the
field, the feed lot and the labora-
tory.
THE cultivation and feeding of
alfalfa marke the highest develop
ment of our modern agriculture.
Alfalfa is one of natures choicest
gifts to man. 1t is the preserver and
conserver of the homestead. 1t is
peculiarly adapted to a country with
a republican government, for it
smiles alike on the rich and the
poor. 1t does not fail from old age.
1t loves the sunshine, converting the
sunbeams into gold coin in the pock-
cts OF the thrifty husbandman. 1t is
the greatest mortgage litter yet dis
covered. The alfalfa plant furnish
es the protection to construct and
prepare the brain of statesmen. 1t
builds up the muscles and bones OF
the war horse and gives his rider
sinews of iron. Alfalfa makes the
hens cackle and the turkeys gobble.
1t induces the pigs to squeal and
SIuul WltU SdtlSldCIlOI. IL Causes
the contented COW to give pailsful
OF creamy milk, and the Shorthorn
and Whitefaced steers to bawl for
the feed rack. Alfalfa softens the
disposition OF the colt and hardens
his bones and muscles. 1t fattens
lambs as no other feed, and promi-
ses wool crop that is a veritable
golden fleece. 1t compels skimmilk
calves to make gains of two pounds a
day. 1t helps the farmer to produce
pork at a cent and half a pound
and beef at two cents. 1t drills for
water, working 365 days a year
without recompense from men. The
labor it performs in penetrating the
subsoil is enormous. No other agri-
cultural plant leaves the soil in such
good physical condition as alfalfa.
1t prospects beneath the surface of
the earth and brings herr hidden
treasures to the light Of day. 1t
takes the earth, air, moisture and
sunshine and transmits them into
nourishing feed stuff, and INTO tints
of green and purple and into nectar
and sweet perfumes, alluring the
busy bees 70 visits of reciprocity.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
A SCHEME OF GROVER WOMAN
Keeps the Porkers From Exercising
Their "Wander Lust"

Over near Grover might be seen
at any time drove of Is sleek and
lively hogs getting themselves read!
FLOR market. They are peculiar act
ing bunch of hogs, and their peculiar
actions might surprise one who ID
served them from q distance They
are peculiar in the fact. that al
though they have few million acres
OF prairie to stray over. they neNe,
care to wander from small ana
select locality. The reason is TINS
they are anchored on the prairie as
effectually as any ship at anchor IN
harbor They can rock and heaNe
with the winds OF the prair'e. ou'
must drag their anchor II they move
at any distance beyond the length OF
their anchor chain.
The porkers belong to William )
Lee, of Grover. For a time il was
puzzle what to do with 80 many swine
that must be depended on to forage
for good part OF their sustenance'
and still keep them from straying'
Mrs. Lee solved the problem by
securing a number of short pieces OF
railroad iron. fixing a harness u
each of the hogs and tying thereto
a pice of railroad iron. From the
harness a rope passes between the
hind legs OF the hog, and 10 the end
OF this rope. is attached the anchor.
When the hogs are turned into the
pen at night the weight Is unsnappec
froln the harness and they are iree.
In the morning the anchor is agd'n
attached and the porkers drag the
heavy weight as far as they care TO
go, and that is only as far as good
feed requires.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
Flower Party

Mrs. NJ. w. Darling and Mrs. II.
A. Russelll entertained a party of
friends Thursday at the beauti-
full country home of the former. The
affair was in honor of Mrs. Lucas
Morris, ne Emma Jan Hopkins, who
is visiting here from Laramie, Wyo.
1t was a flower party, delightful
in all its details, the house being
prettily decorated with golden rod
and golden glow. The games were
flower games even tie prizes, both
the first and consolation being either
flowers or books containing flowers
The two huetesses were assisted in
entertaining and serving their guests
by Mrs. Mabel March and Jessie Fink
of the North Ward School.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02

whereon they caress the alfalfa o!os-
SONS. wcIch in their turn pour out
secretions of nectar fit for Jupiter W
sin II forms a partnership with the
micro-orsanisms OF the earth iroi.
which il is enabled to enrich the sol,
upon which il feeds. II brings eoiu
into the farmers purse by processes
more mysterious than the alchem! OF
old. The farmer with a big field OF
alfalfa will have steady. en1oyapie
employment from June TO Octoper
for as soon as he has finished gain
ering the hay at one end OF the ileiu
II will be again ready for the mower
at the other.
The Colorado State Fair associa-
ton has thought that II such glow
ing tributes as the above and others
are maid 10 Alfalfa. by many men OF
high intellect, surely the wondertui
plant should have special recogni-
tion by the State Fair This mas
lead them to contract for the erect
ion OF :: remarkable Alfalfa Palace
which will add an unique touch to
the large group of new buildings tha'
are being erected on the grounds al
Pueblo. This Palace will be almost
entirely constructed OF Alfalfa, IN
very picturesque form, and some
idea of its great dimensions can be
gained from the fact that IT VIII
take hundreds of bales OF aifalia
for the side walls alone. The busi-
ness firms of Pueblo are putting
stickers on all letters that they SEND
out. which read. Meet us at the Al
falfa Palace, Colorado State FAR
Pueblo, September 18th TO 18th
"Al Hail TO King Alfalfa.