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NOTICE.
GEoRGlA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
10 Al Whom K MAJ Concern:

CONGRATULATIONS COUNTY.
TO All Whom It May Concern:
Thomas Abbott having in proper
form applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on the es-
tate of Susan Abbott late of said
county, this is to cite all and singu-
lar the creditors and next Of kin of
Susan Abbott to be ard appear at my
Office within the time allowed by law,
and show cause why permanent ad
m nistration should not be granted t.
Thomas Abbott on Susan Abbott cs-
tate. This I'd day Of April, 1909
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
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Am USE MENTS
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT.

A complete change of Pathe's best
moving pictures win be given at the
Grand tonight. Two thousand feet
of the latest subjects are shown each
night
A pleasant evening is always in
store for the many amusement lovers
of Brunswick at the Grand The per-
formances run continuously from to
10 p. m.
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TIE
OLIVER
Typewriter
THE STANDARD VISIBLE WRITER.

The STANDARD VISIBLE WRITER.
You can write any of those things
Yourself if you do not happen to have
stenographer
little practice, to write just as rapid
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er Yourself

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hand that takes
him time to
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Torpid Liver. stomach TroubIe.


Mr.. James O'Byrne, 626 Madison St,
Topeka, Kas., conductor Sante Fe Rail-
way and member Order of Railway Con-
ductors, writes:
81 suffered with torpid liver and
stomach trouble, which made my CONF
plexion very sallow, and l felt misera-
bic and tired all the time.
'An aunt wrote me that she was TAX
ing Peruna with such good results that
she advised me to Try it, and | finally
bought a bottle, although l disliked to
take patent medicines.
However, found Peruna very agree
able TO take, and effective, as / felt bet
ter in a week. / took only five bottles
in all and found that was all needed
Il am most gra efnl to you for what
your medicine has done for me-"
DyseHtery Entirely Relieved
Mr.. W. n. Casey, bennington, III,
writes:
'In two weeks after beginning your
treatment | was we'll. l used nine boz
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All kinds Of summer underwear, ne
elieee shirts and hosiery, at Sig Lev
iscn, 1922 Bay s'.eet.
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Three hundred rlen's an% ladies' UNI
brellas must go at prices TO dst3nish
yor. overstocked and neei money.
Come and get the bcneRt. Gig Levi
ION, 1922 Bay street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

who might come. hungry for the ten
der shoots.
But I find the vegetables here bet
ter than in any place outside of Paris.
Only | miss the grapes. Where are
they? Wherever else have been 1
could always find the Malagre grape
from Spain, but not here"
Five Meals a Day
With five meals a day on his card
Pulitzer does not have TO confine him
self to dining room.
Some of your restaurants are as
good as Delmonicos or Sherrys" he
proclaimed. But there is this trouble
with the walters You can not have
one continuously. al you can in Eu-
ropean cities. l understand that the
union regulations provide against that.
It is a hardship. In Europe you can
have one waiter for six months. He
learns Your little eccentricities. HE
can fit into your moods"
The author and authority is looking
forward to splendid summer. He is
going into the orchards and vineyards
and Gull the rich. luscious treasures
from bending bough and tendril He.is
cheered. Cherries soon will be ripe
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
MARRIAGES

FRANK-HARRIS- this city, January "a,
1909, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Milton Frank
and Stella Harris.
FIScHER-MO this city. January 3.
1909, by the Rev. NJ 5. Levy, A. Fischer
and Dora Morrison.
FRIEDBERG-AN -ANSELI.-In this city. January
"a 1909 by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy. Bert Fried
berg and Celeste Ansell.
AcS-HABERLAND--In this city. January
3. 1909. by the Rev NJ. ;. Levy, Louis
Isaacs and Clara Haberland
EINIIAUPTlISRAEI.-I this city. January
II. 1909, by the Rev. N. s. Levy, Moses
Kleinhaupt and Annie Israel.
this city, March
,. 1909 by the Rev. II. II. Bell. Stephen
Lagomarisino and Amelia Cole, both of San
Francisco.
sAIINGER- this city. January
81. 1909 by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Joseph
W. Salinger and Miss Bonnot-
this city, January 81 1909.
by the Rev. n. 5. Levy Isadore Selix and
BESSIE Cohen.
WOLOSKN- -SK0OTCKY-I this city, Febru-
airy p. 1909, by Rev. Cantor Joseph sum
merstein. Louis Wolosky and Lottie Skootcky,
both OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
CHICAGO ASSASSIN
FOUND IN PRISON
Man Who Murdered Policeman
Duffy Seven Years Ago
Is in San Quentin

Chicago detectives, afterlscouring the
country seven years in a search for
Vincent Briscoe, have discovered him
hiding behind the thick walls of San
Quentin prison as Clinton. L. Kenny.
and in a few days they viii drag him
from his retreat and back to the Windy
city to stand trial for the murder of
Policeman Patrick Duffy on May 1.
1902
Briscoe is serving a sentence of one
year in San Quentin for grand lar
ceny. His sentence will be commuted.
and probably his life will be forfeited
in Chicago for the crime committed
there.
The prison walls spell durance vile to
many. but to Briscoe they seemed a
refuge. During every month of the
seven years that, have elapsed since
the murder OF Policeman Duffy Chi
cago's best detectives have been on
his trail day and night and dozen
times the fugitive has escaped his pur-
suers by only a moments chance.
Last July the criminal. driven from
Chicago to Washington, and across the
continent to San Francisco. robbed
Frank Takahasln, a Japanese store
keeper, OF s75. and ran into the arms
OF Policeman J. n. Beach in trying to
escape. He was given a sentence of
one year in San Quentin by Judge
Cook, and for a time he felt secure
from his pursuers. But the bureau of
identification, in the exchange of pho
tographs and descriptions of prisoners
has discovered that Briscoe, murderer
of Policeman Duffy In Chicago, is Ken
ny. thief in San Francisco. and the man
viii be taken back to Chicago to stand
trial in a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage. licenses were issued in
San Francisco Tuesday. kiarch O. l9o9s
DASGLES-PR PRATOUSSY-J B. bangles, 81
32s Third ST, and Marie Pratoussy, 2S, 26l9
Devisadero St
EL-JoRENSoN-Fritz Engel. %. and Lina
Jorenson. -, both of 217 Marshall ST.
FAIRBANKS -FIDDELKE- william Fairbanks.
p. 1896 Geary St, and Dorothy Fiddelke. 20,
- Elgin Park
HASTINGS GS-McCARTHY- Wesley W Hastings
-, and Marie F. Mccarthy, %, both Of San
Jose.
AfIKKELSEN-H G. Mikkelsen,
%. Coram, and Amalia Hansen. 26. San Le-
andre.
PAGANATTo-RoSs Paganatto. %
and Amanda S. Rossi. 80, both of 1894 Pow
ell ST.
Oakland, March 9.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
BROWN-HUGHES- Henry Brown, 20, and
Mamie Hughes. &c. both of Vallejo
CARLISLE -AIORRIs- Burlington NJ Carlisle,
- and kathryn Morris q, both OF Berkeley.
TZ-sIBRAN-Edwin F. Goeltz, D. and
Lena Sbran. p. both Of Oakland.
HILDENBRAND-HOQUE J. Hildcn-
brand. "a, and Annie NJ Hoque. %. both OF
San Jose
SsITLEY-wIESLER A. Smiley. a. and
Alice f. wiesler, 30 both Of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
Wants Lands Restored

OF 1CoMMERCF RTTITDING IN SAGRAN
MENTO, March "a resolution which
may result in legal proceedings to re-
store to the state the privately owned
water lots in the Islais creek basin
and that part of the water front on
the north side of the city, bought by
the Law brothers from the Fair estate.
was introduced in the senate tonight
by Wright of San Diego.
As chairman of the holdover commit
tee on harbor improvements Wright
became convinced that tide lands that
have passed under private control were
illegally alienated from state owner
ship and he wants the attorney gen.
eral to test the matter in the courts.
If Wright is correct a new phase of
the Islais creek controversy will de-
velop.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
TAX BILL READJUSTS
FRENCH FISCAL SYSTEM
Antiquated Methods Abandoned
for Modern Scheme

PARIS. March S.-The chamber of
deputies today passed the income tax
bill by 4O7 votes to 166.
The bill does away with many
vexatious and antiquated taxes in
France and substitutes therefor a grad
uated income tax.
Day laborers are practically EXEMPT
eed. The tax upon incomes above
ed. The tax upon incon above
to per cent Of the total
The bill will constitute a complete
REIMBURSEMENT Of the fiscal system of
Trance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
LABOR LEADER SHOT IN
QUARREL OVER WORK
Ollie S. Shirley Slain as Result
of Dispute With Contractor

ROSWELL, n. NJ, March 9.-OlHe S.
Shirley. local labor leader, we'll known
in American federation of labor circles.
was shot and instantly killed here this
afternoon 10y W. T. Wells, a wealthy
resident of Roswell, as a result of
quarrel over the employment of a non
union man on some construction work
being done for Wells.
A demand was made that Wells dis
charge the man because he had openly
criticised the union men, This brought
Shirley to the scene, and the dispute
and shooting followed.
Wells was arrested and spirited out
of town for fear that Shirleys friends
would attempt to lynch him. Wells
formerly lived at Los angels.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
KNIGHTS OF RED BRANCH
TO GIVE ANNUAL BALL
Affair TO Be Held St. Patrick's
Day in Trades Temple

The Knights OF the Red Branch viii
hold their forteth annual ball on the
night or March ~. ST Patricks day.
in the auditorium OF the building trades
temple. Fourteenth and Guerrero
streets
The music. which has in the mast
been feature Of the ball given BY
tic Knights Of the Red Branch. viii
chestra.
follows:
Floor manager Captain Thomas Nc
Nabee; assistant floor manager. Lieu
tenant Daniel Harnedy; second assist
amt =. j. Reilly. floor committee. Jo-
seph ,. kelieher. Captain H p Fill
gate, LIEUTENANT 7. L Mahoney. Frank
Mckenna, John MOnahan. James Her
llhy. Daniel Cotter. John Waters Pat
rick Diggins and Thomas Moynihan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
Lobbyists Work in Vain
[Special DisDaich 10 The. Call

lSpecidl DIspatch 10 i he Call
CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF. COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO. March 9.-Dooned to defeat
when the Islais creek bills are called
up tomorrow morning jim the assem-
bly, the corps of Islais creek lobbyists
are busy tonight trying to entertain
legislators. Automobile rides are go
ing begging. because none but the
few already avowedly with MeRae will
accept the Acme lumber company's
hospitality.
Invitations communicated through
Assemblyman Percy A. Johnson. bosom
friend of McRae, are politely refused
as quickly as the invited legislator
learns that the lobbyist is to be one
of the party.
Assemblymen Nelson, Transue. Mel
rose, Beatty, Callan. Grifiths, Drew.
Juilliard, Preston and others will prob
ably make speeches in favor of the
bills as they stand, and pitch against
them, practically alone, will be John
McManus, one of San Franciscos as
semblymen who pleaded eloquently
for McRae's proposition in his commit
tee on commerce and navigation.
(. George BLACK. the slot machine legis-
lator, also of San Francisco, is ex-
pected to add his eloquence to Nc
ManuS' efforts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
POPE RECOVERING FROM
EFFECTS OF BAD COLD
Pontiff Desires TO Resume Au-
diences Without Delay

ROME, March s.-The pope. who has
been suffering from a cold. is much
better today
The springlike weather has had
much good effect on the patient. he
has not yet been allowed to come down
TO the state apartments hut as he in
sists on resuming his audiences he to-
day received in his own private apart
ments Cardinal Rfchelmy archbishop
q Turin, and Mgr Trobec, bishop Of
st. Cloud
The pontin expressed the desire to
descend soon TO the throne room to
receive Cardinal Merrier archbishop of
Mechlin, who is here with five Belgian
bishops and Belgian pilgrimage
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
ENGLAND MAY PURCHASE
A WRIGHT AER0PLANE
Count Zeppelin Makes Ascen-
sion in New Airship

LONDON, MARCH 10-The Daily Mail
asserts that the British war office soon
will make an offer for the purchase of
one of Wilbur Wright's aeroplanes.
FRIEDRICHSHAFE March g.
Count Zeppelin made an ascension here
today in his new airship, the first time
this year.
The crew was composed entirely of
men from the balloon battalion of the
al
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
LOSS OF MONEY RESULTS
IN SUICIDE OF LOGGER
Man Cuts Throat and Throws
Himself Beneath Train

TACOMA. Wash. March 9-Oscar r
Larson. a logger. cut his throat at
kapOWsin. a small town near here to-
day. then threw himself under a train.
losing an arm. Fe was FASTENED to a
hospital in this city and died shortly
after arriving.
few days ago Larson. while intox-
icated. fell in with a notorious colored
woman in this city. and was robbed Of
al his savings. amounting TO $3.50.
The woman was caught. but Larson
'efused 10 appear against her He
left a blood soaked letter for his wife.
whose address is not known.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in al
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name aud residence of persons author
lied 10 have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
pnhlLshed once 10 this column free OF eharge:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
SEATTLE SUFFRAGETTES
TO START FOR LONDON
Leave as Delegates to Interna-
tionaI Convention in England

SEATTLE, Wash, March 9-Three
Seattle girls. Misses Helen, Louise and
Gertrude Kangley, leave tomorrow over
the Canadian Pacific for London, where
they go as delegates to the annual con-
vention of the international Suffrage
Alliance opening there April 25.
Though the PRONUNCIATION of the suf-
frage cause is the sole object of their
trip, the Seattle girls will take advan-
tage of their opportunity to teach the
women of England how to make pies.
British pies are known all over the
world as something to be avoided, and
the Kangley sisters intend to do what
they can to blot out this reputation
They will give English housewives
copies of a cook book just published by
the, suffra geUtes of Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
BIRTHS

HIND-n this city. March o. 1863, to the wife
Of George L. Hind daughter.
WATERS-In Santa Rosa. Cal. March s, 1909,
10 the wife of II. J. Waters (nee Minor, a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
THE DEAF
MAY HEAR
And Know 1t Before Purchasing

That the vast majority OF hearing
less Is undoubtedly the fact III il
therefore necessary that an Instrument
which really does make the deaf hear
distinctly should prove. itself beyond
question 10 the prospective purchaser
before a purchase is concluded.
The General Acoustic company are
GLAD to demonstrate 10 ALL deaf peO-
pie that the AcousticOn viii make them
hear INSTANTLY, are ANXIOUS 70
prove without question that unless the
auditory nerve is entirely destroyed YOU
CAN NOT HELP hearing distinctly: and
II you do not hear with it after trial
they will say to YOU: I'VE do not want
YOU TO purchase, for a dissatisfied pur-
chaser can 10 us more harm than ten
times the profit on the instrument"
If you can not call al our Office and
test it personally, write us and We
will inform you how you may test IL
before purchasing.
fes sound 400 per cent and clarifies ar
ticUlatiOn so that by PERFECTLY
NATURAL means the nerves OF the
ear are quickened into responsive ac-
tiOn.
1t is now installed and being used
with great success on a large scale
in many churches theaters and the
will be sent on application
Cut this advertisement out NOW.
WHILE 1T IS BEFORE YOU. and call
or write at your convenience. call II
possible. that we may demonstrate it
in the way that will be mutually the
most satisfactory.
GENERAL ACOUSTIC CO.,
56k NONADNOCK BLDG.
san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
Wanted a Grapefruit

When I left Vienna 1 asked Prof.
Noorden what 1 should send him from
California, He said grapefruits. But
have been disappointed. In Paris
and Vienna, the best. grapefruit that
we get comes from California
thought that here I would find the fruit
in its finest development, but my old
experience has been repeated. You
never can find the finest fruits at the
places where they are grown. Take
the instance of asparagus. The best
is grown at Argentuil, village near
Paris. But to go there is to find that
the best specimens are shipped out to
the Paris markets. They prefer to
give their best to the regular custom
ers instead of saving it for pilgrims
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

is a 1907 Packard Thirty expert
mental car. which first went on the
road March 10. 1905. AS an expert
mental car the executives OF the COM
Dany and members of the engineering
department drove the car $4,000 miles
In April 1908. it was equipped with a
light delivery body and has since peeh
the special delivery car. on this serN-
ice il las done active work 202 days
and has covered 17,742 miles. making
l,0O9 trips and an average per day OF
le-4 miles. Thus. between It's ROAD
service and its later work as nght
delivery wagon. this car has made
about $4,000 miles and viii be cOntin-
ued in its present capacity.
NOTES OF THE AUTO
At last the roads to san Jose are in
condition for touring. w. l. GroWail
and party made the century run from
this city to San Jose and return in their
Chalmers Detroit and report the roads
in hne shape. Il did not expect to ind
ANYTHING bur mud, said GrOwalt but
with the exception of a short distance
outside the city the roads are fine
The Oakland motor car company has
advised its agents that it has decided
to build a pony tOnneau- This style
body has caught the popular fancy, and
Oakland dealers are well pleased with
the announcement The tOnneau Will
be detachable. a feature that will add
to the deSirability of the car, as IL viii
allow the owner to convert it at VIII
into a runabOut or touring car
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
INDIA BASIN BILL
BASED UPON NEEDS
Lobbyists Try to Entertain Leg
islators and Secure De-
feat of Measure
Continued from Page 1

down town. Islais creek is at the foot of
Army street and therefore easy of ac-
cess.
Advocates of the India basin bill are
confident of its passage, as the oppo-
sition has been thoroughly exposed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

ARrsoN SENTENCE FOR BRIBERY-wil-
unN ton Del. March e.-Jehn Goodwin, prom
inent republican politician. eonyicted of offer
ing a money hribe TO I voter at the last cleo
ton gas sentenced to pay a fine OF $500 and two
years in prison today. Goodwin took appeal
and was released on $1,000 bail.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
COURSE SELECTED
FOR HILL CLIMB
Tony Nichols Announces That
Contest Will Take Place on
Nineteenth Avenue
By K. K. PHOmmedieu

The San Francisco motor clubs hill
climb. programmed at the last meet
ing OF the members. will take place on
March q on the Nineteenth street hill.
Tony Nichols. chairman Of the con-
test committee. yesterday announced
the date. Permission of Chief of Police
Cook was secured yesterday and the
event Will be held under the supervision
of the proper authorities.
Nichols announced that the starting
line would be from the south line of
Balboa boulevard. where it is inter
sected by Nineteenth avenue. The fin
ish will be on the top of Nineteenth
street hill, giving course just one
mile long. If possible the time Will be
taken by the electric timing apparatus
The contest will be divided into
classes as follows: For strictly stock
cars costing $1,000 and under in San
Francisco. $1,201 to $500. S1.SO1 10
5000. $3.001 and over and free for
all. An entry fee of So must accompany
each entry. and separate entries will
be required for every event. This
money will be used to buy the trophies
for the winners. Cars will be allowed
to be stripped OF their mud guards.
lamps and Anuffiers. The entry blanks
will be issued on March 1S and must be
in the hands of the chairman OF the
contest committee of the club not later
than 9 a m. on the 18th. The first
car will be sent away at 1 p. m. sharp.
Nichols announced yesterday that
this meant that if a car were not at
the line at its appointed time it would
be left out of the contest. All COM
munications concerning the climb
should be sent to Nichols at the north
west corner of Turk and Polk streets.
The Packard factory being about
four miles from the business center of
+. Detroit, the COM
ir,.- 1-.I.- . pany employs a
car for carrying
the mail back and
forth and for other special trips where
prompt service is desirable. Tais car
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
DEATHS

BAILEY-At rest. in this city March s. 1909
William L.. beloved husband OF the late Eliza
Bailey. beloved father Of Mrs A. Jameson,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10

Mccullough. designer and builder Of
apartment houses. 20z3 Market street,
near Dolores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
Then Chicken Fricassee

Then / will take chicken fricassee.
1 find the meat and poultry out here
excellent A water ice and fruit these
little pears. and my coffee-that is all
/ drink only little wine. I order a
pint of Moselle. And then / drink
mineral water ! find you have excel
lent mineral waters here DIR. Deane
of our city recommended them to me.
was very grateful for the recon-
mendatiOn -
While Dr. Deane is the adviser In
ordinary on the mineral water ques-
tion IT is Professor Noorden who is the
inspirer Of the real dietary of the Pull
itzer 1t was Professor Noorden who
recommended. over the cable. the sus-
tanning qualities of horseradish.
Professor Noorden advised the ma
tutional coffee" Pulitzer said. citing
his authority with pride. He is the
physician of many of the crowned
heads. you know, particularly OF the
king Of Roumania.