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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
a for syge kvinder.

I tredive Aar har Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R9dder og Urter, vaeret Diet ledende
Middel for kvindelige Sygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder at
Kvinder, som har veret plaget med
Forflytninger, B~etendelser, Saardan.
nelser. fbr9se Svulster, Uregelm9s-
sigheder. periodiske og Rygsmerter,
nedadtrykkende Fornemmelser, OPP
classified, Uford6jelighed, Svimmel-
he'd, eller nerves Afkraeftelse. Hvor-
for proven De Diet like?
Mrs. Piimkham imdbyder allie syge
Kvinder at skrive til hemde ON Ra0d.
Hun har vejledet Tusimder til Helbred.
Adresse: Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

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til Hlantageeier 6. @aral0 8ro6er-
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men ret alporligt til 5faoe. Da ban
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aipbenbapu.

8nrmeiiter og SO al / 3
a y e tore TT,
Der bar paret UNDER Mrbeibe / benz
peb ct Mnrs 8ib, bill blipe in6piet
I en- tm Gremfib. Oct ct set fgrite
Staalbnrf / Danmurf, Iaa oets @irf-
iorlbeo mnn imsoeies n1eo mere eno
lnImiuoeIig Sr1teresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

Demne Kv6mde siger, at Lydia b.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, efter
Mnaneders Lidelser, h0r Gort hende
sa0 rusk som mogemsinde.
Maude E. Forgie i Leesburg, Va,
skriver til Mrs. Pinkham:
.Tep 0nsker, at andre 1idende Kvinder skaI
vide, hvad Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound hal. gjort for mig. Je8 P1agedes
Grad, at jeg syntes jeg kunde like leve. leg
skrev til Dem, og efter at have brugt Lydia
3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, og fulgt
den af Dem ~foreskrevne Fremgangsmaade,
f9lte jeg som en- ny Kvinde. Jeg er nu stserk,
og rask som for, og takker Dem for den Vel
Rjerning, De har bevist mig"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
BIDS FOR BONDS
WILL Be OPENED
Supervisors Will Distribute Se=
curities to Parties Who Sent
In Sealed Proposals

The board of supervisors will open
today the bids submitted on the school.
hospital, sewer and fire protection bond
issues to the amount of s3.2S0.OO0, which
have been advertised since July. Of
fers may be submitted up to 3 p. m.
in the open meeting of the board, at
which hour the bidding will close and
the sealed proposals will be opened. Six
bids by local banks and attorneys rep
resenting outside parties were SUBJ
mitted last week and a number of Of
fers for large blocks of the securities
are expected today.
Today's will be the first session of
the board since July and a large mass
of accumulated business is to be dis
posed Of Ordinances authorizing hold
over appropriations for many street and
sewer jobs will be passed to print, and
the $4,000 set aside for the first pay
ment to Elmer z. Smith for his Hetch
Hetchy holdings will again be enacted.
as well as for the second payment OF
$4,000.
Supervisor McLeran will introduce a
resolution calling on the telephone COM
pany to give the Western Union COM
pany 10 days in which to remove its
wires from the poles on Fillmore
street, the telephone company having
already removed its wires and the city
has done the same at an expense of
500. McLeran's suggestion last week
that if the Western Union refused or
neglected to remove its wires the tele-
phone company proceed to remove the
poles with an AK
The street railway franchise for the
seven block detour via Larkin, Vallejo
and Franklin streets from the Union
street line will probably be finally
passed at today's session, the term of
the permit coinciding with that Of the
Preside roads main privilege.
The board OF health will ask for a
supplemental appropriation of $4,000
to enable it to place more acute cases
of sickness in private hospitals, the
accommodations at Ingleside not being
adequate for this class of cases, but
Supervisor Payot feared the finance
committee will not be able to find the
money for the expenditure.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
Ladies' Association to
Give Dog Show

OAKLAND, Sept. THE Ladies Ken
mel Association of California will hold
its first annual dog show at Idora park
beginning September 25. The premiums
include more than 100 cups and tro-
phies, carefully selected. An effort will
be made to induce dog fanciers to show
new individuals, though winners in
former shows will be much in evidence
Judges for the various classes have
been chosen as follows
]. F. Mahoney-Mastins, Newfoundlands, St.
Bernards and Italian greyhounds-
Mrs. C. G.. Saxer-Great Danes.
George, Cranfeld-English and American fox
hounds greynounds, dachshunds borzois and
Airedales.
T. ]. Blight-Pointers. English, Irish and
Gordon settlers, field spaniels. Irish water span
iels and Chesapeake bay dogs.
]. Hervey Jones-Cockers-
W. G.. Chute-Collies.
G. s. Halewell-Bull terriers.
John. Bradshaw-Welsh terriers, fox terriers,
Irish terriers and all other breeds
Miss Gertrude Blaine-Boston terriers and
French bulldogs.
Entries close September IL at Taylor Bros,
1896 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
PORTUGUESE HOLD THEIR
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Protective Association Opens
Sessions by Attending
Hiph Mass

SAUSALITO, Sept. 7.-Seventy- five
delegates and 200 visitors from differ
ent parts of the state arrived in Sausa-
Ito today for the opening CT the annual
meeting of the Portuguese Protective
Union. Sessions will continue until
Thursday night
After the formal opening of the con-
vention in the morning by the grand
president Mrs. Straub, the delegates at
tended in a body the high mass at the
Catholic church. The afternoon session
was devoted to preliminary business
Last night a reception was given the
grand officers of the order in Wood
mems hall by the citizens of the town.
Trustee Louis Pistolesi was the princi-
pal speaker and presented the key of
the town for the officers of the organ
ization Mrs. Straub and Mrs. Anna
Borba Teixerie, president of the local
council, also gave short addresses
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
MRS. JAMES GAMBLE
WILL GO ON STAGE
Wife of American Tobacco Com
pany Manager Will Enter Ca
reer at Valencia Theater

surprise was given yesterday to
the many friends of Mrs. James NJ.
Gamble, wife of the western manager
of the American tobacco company,
when the announcement was made
that she has determined to adopt a
stage career and will make her debut
in this city next Saturday night as
Louisa Jupp in the opening perform
ance of The Great Ruby" at the new
Valencia theater. Mrs. Gamble is
a beautiful brunette, exceedingly
popular in the younger society set
and is widely known, having made her
home for some time past at the Fair
mont hotel. She has long cherished
an ambition to take up a stage career,
however, and has gained the full con-
sent of her husband to enter the
Valencia stock company. Gamble has
an interest both in the new theater
and the company which will open it.
and TO this was largely due the giving
away of the opposition which he has
always entertained TO having Mrs.
Gamble undertake professional
career.
On the stage Mrs. Gamble will be
known as Peggy Monroe, a combina-
tion of her own maiden name with
that Of the pet name by which her
closest friends know her. She has
taken a prominent part in amateur
theatricaIs for several years. showing
exceptional talent, and will appear
with the Valencia stock company in
ingenue roles. Her part in The Great
Ruby" which she has been rehearsing
for over a week. is that of a romantic
young girl. She has formed close
personal friendship with Miss Willette
Kershaw, the leading woman of the
new company, who has taken a great
interest in her work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
MRS. MORTON COOK
ROUTS BURGLARS
Was Entertaining Women
Guests When Robbers Are
Discovered in Room

Without alarming her many women
guests gathered TO spend a social even
ing Mrs. Morton l. Cook, wife of the
president Of the Morton L. Cook adver-
tising company. drove three burglars
last night from the family residence,
3e1e Washington street. She did not
abandon the chase until several blocks
had been covered and the fleeing
thieves had been shot at by a neighbor
who had come TO her assistance The
shots went wide of their mark, the
thugs making their escape under cover
Of night.
Then Mrs. Cook, in company with the
neighbor, pistol in hand, returned TO
the house TO excuse her abrupt leave
taking of her friends. She recited her
strange experience to those present
and then proceeded with the festivities
Of the occasion.
According to her story Mrs Cook
was called to the rear of the house to
direct the servants about the refresh
ments to be served. AS she was going
through the hall she saw a man crouch
ing under an open window in a deserted
room. Near him were two other human
forms. Immediately she appreciated the
situation. Unarmed, she entered the
room, demanding what was their busi-
ness
Instead Of answering they made for
the open window One OF the burglars
carried a quantity of loot gathered
from the one room they hRd ransacked.
As they made for the street Mrs. Cook
followed by way Of the side door. She
cried thief and was overheard by the
neighbor, who joined in the chase.
After returning to the house Mrs.
Cook communicated with the central
police station. Two detectives were
detailed to Investigate the burglary.
They found that several pieces of sill
verware and Jewelry had been stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
Handicap at Butte Won
By Lady Alicia
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BUTTE. Mont, Sept. WEATHER threaten
ing; track fast up to fifth race; raining and
muddy thereafter.
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling. year
olds and upward:
s-1-Swede Sam OH. Stuart) .1O6 = III
2-1-Kuropatkin Fischer loo = "a
Time. 1:o1l y. Bell Brady. Bright Albert. Ka-
tie Crews, Zusa, Mosketo. Florentine, finished
start fair Won IN in a drive ey Of f9S tSree
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs. selling, year
olds and upward:
I1-Daisy Frost (Shriner). ...-109 PAL Ia
4-l-Grasscutter (E. sullivan 1ol Z 22sh
Time. :0115. Maud 5, Sid Silver, Nina Ra-
ker. Ray Egan, f. E. shaw finished named.
Winner ch. m. l4) by DR.. Hasbrouck -Tulleries.
start perfect Won driving Second handiiy-
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs selling. year
olds and upward:
6-I-King Brush (Fischer) los 3 2 III
-MIlier's Paushter Sotisl .Ios : 2
Time, %. Manila :, Canopus III. Inspector
Bird. Alright, Berryessa. President. finished as
named Winner. b "a by Sir Brush Kate
and third easily.
FOURTH RACE-Four and a half furlongs.
selling. year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St. Str Fin
s-1-semproeIle (McIaughlnl11o 2 rs
20-1-Sir Barry tHeatherton) los 81
Time. :55ls- Jim Hanna. Yellow Foot. Yolo.
Cooney Neff. finished named. Winner eh. T.
by The Friar- -Bette's Deceiver- Start good
Won cleverly. Second and third driving
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles.
handicap, year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St Str. Fin
5-1-Lady Alicia (Groth)... So u
121-Docile (E. Clark ...... 50 3 11a2 y
5-2-Neva Lee GO. Miller) los y 3
Time, 1:4Sn Fair Chance. Tea Tray III.
Nadzu. finished named. Winner b. N. t4) by
Sir Dixon-kenmore Queen Start bad Won In
a hard drive OF two. Third stopping.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles, SELL
Ing. ) year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St Str Fin
s-1-Sen. Beckham (E- Clark 50 5
PHI Caul Cap or. Nelsonl 81 8 FL &c
S-1-0rchan (E. sullivan. ..102 1 = "A
Time. 1855. Mrs Neugent. Redmont. KAN
sack. Ellie, Nabonassar, Taskmaster, Mafkie
Mayer, BoundcIin finished as named. Winner
b. g. (3) by Star Shoot Marie Decker. Start
good. Won easily. Next two same.
SEVENTH RACE-Five and a half furlOngs
selling. year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str. Fin
4-5-Booger Red (W.P0wers) -107 3 ; 16
2-1-Lord Nelson (Shriner1- 1-.-1O4 3 II
Chilly Mayham tE-Clark) -113 1873 =
Time. 1907 Native Son also ran Winner
ch. = g. 90 By Raneoeas- -Huley. Start good.
Won easily. Next two same Booger Red made
a show of his field Nelson did not run his race
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
Belmont Race Meeting
to Be Cnrtailed
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Sept 7.-Racing at Belmont
park will be curtaIled during the October meet
ing. The original allotment Of II days will
not be on. At a recent meeting OF the di-
rectOrs of the Westehester racing association il
was agreed that the meeting would consist
OF four days or possibly dvo during each week
The cut in the number Of days caused great sur
prise among horsemen today It seems that the
association does not wish TO quit loser on the
year
From authentic source il was learned that
the Belmont park track cleared nearly SIPS O0O
last spring. This money would more than pay
for race meeting OF IL days even il not a
dollar were taken in at the gates
petition Is being signed by horsemen asking
the jockey club to take charge OF the six davS'
racing scheduled for the Brighton Beach track
in October. The horsemen say that they must
have some assurances that che overnight stakes
viii be paid when their horses win
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
Montreal Races

MONTREAL. Sept 7-Summary:
First race, i've furlongs-PocOmoka won Per-
sonal second. Sir AlVescOt third. Time. 1.02 %.
Second race. six furl0ngs-Fsrnando won
Braggadocio second Hasty third Time. 1:16
Third race. short course the Strathcona
steeplechase-Jimmy Lane won, Arian second
Golddeur third Time $3.50.
Fourth race, six furlOngs. the Laurier CUP
Botan1st won. Magazine second. Lawrence p
Daley third Time, 1:14 20.
Fifth race, one and eighth miles-Tonl
Doian won, ZipOngO second. Chalf0nte third
Time .56.
Sixth race. seven furlOngs-C CloistereSs won
The Globe second. Sunfre third. Time. :2S 3-5
Seventh race. seven furl0ngs-G0lfbalI won
Msriposa second, Bessy Binford third. Time.
% 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
ENLISTED men NOW
DENOUNCE AVERY
Men of Coast Artillery Who
Rallied to Officers Support
Turn Against Him

Enlisted men Of the Tenth company,
Coast artillery corps, who were SO
friendly to Captain Solomon Avery Jr.
when they learned he was in trouble
with the officers club funds at the Pre-
sidio, have changed their opinions since
they have found that their own funds
are involved.
The soldiers of the Tenth, Avery's
former command offered to make good
the deficiency in his accounts. The
amount they proposed to raise was
s140O. Now comes the second court
martial, in which these troopers are
reported to be the losers by about
$1,000. This has changed the status
of affairs, and now disgust has taken
the place of pity. Avery Will go be-
fore a court martial on Thursday
charged with misappropriation of COM
pany funds. This charge is a very
serious one. 1t is alleged that short
ages in the company's accounts have
been going on over period of IL
months Following is the detail for
the court
Lieutenant Colonel David L. Brainard. deputy
commissary general.
Lieutenant Colonel Adam Shaker, Coast artil-
lery corps.
Captain Frederic II. Sargent, Eighth infantry.
Captain Frank d. Webster, Twentieth Infantry.
Captain Edwin Bell, Eighth Infantry.
Captain Charles c. Smith, Twentieth infantry.
Captain Murray Baldwin, Eighth infantry.
Captain Merch B. Stewart, Eighth infantry.
Captain Sam F. Bottoms, Coast artillery corps.
Captain Edwin G. Davis, Coast artillery corps,
Judge advocate.
Colonel j. w. Ruckman will act as
counsel for the accused
Captain G. Soulard Turner, Seventh
infantry, and Captain Junius C.. Greg
ory, medical corps, arrived yesterday
from Jefferson barracks with 100 re-
cruits, destined for the Philippines.
Colonel NJ P. Maus will return to his
post from Ord barracks this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
xrxv TRANsrER sYsTF,1

The new transfer system on the lines
OF the United Railroads will go into
effect October /. The feature of the
new scheme is 10 have a passenger
use only one transfer, as is done now
on certain lines. This transfer viii
ger is going and will be good on any
line that becomes a part of that direc-
tion and will be punched by succeeding
conductors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED

E. w. Curry, carpenter from Pinole,
was knocked down by two men with a
slung shot in Battery street between
night and robbed of a few dollars He
was taken to the harbor emergency
hospital for trea tment. Charles Dough-
erty. 1547 Polk street, also claimed that
he was knocked down and robbed by
three men at Pacific and Kearny
streets. He was taken to the central
hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08

stone of Colusa county and w. J. Smith
of Sacramento county. Others pres
ent were Engineer J. w. Hearth, Sec
retary Prentiss MasIin and Attorneys
Robert T. Devlin and William H. Dew
lin of the Sacramento drainage COM
mission; Federal Engineers Lieutenant
Colonel John Biddle and Captain
Thomas H. Jackson, and State En-
gineer Nathaniel Ellery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
ANOTHER GREAT BELASCO
PLAY is PRESENTED
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Sept. David Be-
lasco and Miss Blanche Bates scored
remarkable triumph tonight at the
Belasco theater in the presentation for
the first time of ''The Fighting Pope"
by William j. Hurlbut, new play
wright. The play has no gorgeous ac-
cessories. all the acts occurring in one
room without change of scenery
1t is a whirlwind of intense modern
action, involving the predatory rich and
placing the woman in situation ex-
cruciating in its conflicting emotions.
The audience was very large and its
enthusiasm unbounded. 1t is safe to
say that tonight another great Belasco
play was born.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
WOMAN FALLS FROM CAR

Mrs Cordelia Evans. who lives In
Alameda. while stepping from a car at
Twenty second and Guerrero streets
yesterday evening missed her footing
and fell to the pavement She was
picked up by friends and taken to the
hospital. where the doctors treated her
for several abrasions and a fractured
thumb.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
Holidays Spent

At Paso Robles Hot Springs will give
you the maximum of enjoyment and at
the same time nut you in trim for the
falls work There is nothing more re-
freshing than the tonic bath after a
plunge in the big tank. Low rates via
Southern Pacific. Ticket offices, S84
Market St. IA Powell ST., Third and
Townsend SITS. and 18th and Franklin
sts., Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
CALIFORNIAN IS HoNoRED

Lilly Samuels, wife of Judge Samuels
of Oakland, member of Loyal temple
and a past grand chief of the Pythian
Sisters of this state, was elected. at the
recent session of the supreme temple of
the order, recently held in Boston. to
the office of supreme protector.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
Admission Day Celebration at the
ChufeS

Admission day will be celebrated to-
morrow night at the Chutes by a mag
nifcent display Of fireworks, a delight
ful vaudeville entertainment and many
novelties.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
DIR. HERMAN r. MALECH DIES

DIR. Herman F. Malech, for many
years practicing physician in this
city. was suddenly stricken with heart
failure last night in his home at 724
Broderick street. DR.. Charles Tropp-
mann was summoned but before his ar
rival the stricken man passed away