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lHow'ITo !
Gain Flesh

Persons have been known to
gain a pOunda dayby takingan
ounce of SCOTS Emulsion. 1t
is strange, but it often happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start
the digestive machinery going
properly, so that the patient is
able to digest and absorb his
ordinary food which he could
not do before, and that is the
way the gain is made.
"A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; If you
have not got it you can get it
by taking
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Monument to a Mule.

A special from Elberton, Ga, says:
w. M. Bowers, Of Royston, one of
the leading men of his section, has
had monument erected to "Old
Fly an old family mule.
On one side of the marble tomb
stone are these words:
cold Fly,
Mrs. s. G. Berryman's
Buggy Mule.
Hence this Monument"
On the reverse side Of the monu-
ment Is the lettering:
"She was 40 years and days old
when she died.
proverbs 12:10-'A righteous
man regardeth the life Of his beast,
but the mercies of the wicked are
cruel"
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Itch! Itch! Itch! - Scratch.
Scratch! Scratch The more you
scratch the worse you itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. 1t cures piles &c
zema, any skin itching. All drug
piStS sell Ii -----
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Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mammals sore
throat, grandma's lameness - DR..
Thcmas's Eclectric Oil-the great
household remedy.
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SCOTS
4, EMULSION

Send this Advertisement, together with name
Of paper In which Il appears, your address and
four cents to cover postage, and we will send
you Complete Handy Atlas Of the World"
SCOTT s. Gf3oISNiE, 400 Pesri 6. New York
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COUNTY
At the regular Commissioners,
Friday February
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
MRs.U.s. GRANT JR.
DIES OF APOPlEXY
Fatal Attack Comes During
Preparations for Tour of
World With Her Family
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 1O-Following a
stroke of apoplexy which she suffered
just before noon today Mrs. Fanny
Grant, wife Of Ulysses S. Grant Jr.,
died in less than half an hour at the
family residence. Mrs Grant arose as
usual early this morning and appeared
to be enjoying excellent health.
During the morning she busted her
self with completing arrangements for
a tour of the world which she was to
make with her husband and several
members of the family. The departure
was to have been made from San Diego
about the middle of next week,
Just before noon Mrs. Grant COM
planned of not feeling well and retired
to her room. Grant was in his office
in the new U. S. Grant hotel building
at the time and was communicated
with by one of his daughters.
Just after she had reached her room
Mrs. Grant suffered the stroke of
apoplexy, which resulted in her death
before physicians could be called.
Grant arrived at the bedside Just a
few minutes before hfs wife breathed
her last.
Mrs. Grant was the daughter of the
late Senator Jerome B. Chaffee of Colo
RADIO At the time of his death mum
ber of years ago Senator Chaffee was
accounted one of the wealthiest men in
the west, having made his money in
Colorado mines and real estate invest
ments. When he died Mrs. Grant in
herited the entire Chaffee fortune
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant were married in
New York City in 1850. the wedding
being a big society event. In 1890
they removed to this city and since that
time had made their home here.
Mrs. Grant was born in Adrfen, Mich
and was SO years of age. She is sur
vived by her husband. Ulysses s. Grant
and five children-Mrs. u. s., Macy
wife of Lieutenant Macy of the United
States navy, Miss Julia Kent Grant
Miss Fanny Grant, Chaffee Grant and
Ulysses s. Grant ". All the children
with the exception Of Mrs. Macy were
present at the aAatabed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

in my life My father left me a for
tune and my aunt left me another" +
did your husband get away with
any of that money!"
Il refuse to answer.
When asked further about Miss
Brockway Mrs. Stewart said that she
had entertained her at her home and
had kept her there for many weeks.
She said that last summer when she
was in New York Miss Brockway went
to Chicago and took her maid and
daughter to see Edgar s. Cook at the
Palmer house and that from what hap
pened there she has lost all faith in
Miss Brockway. Us -
Revelation Is Promised
Mrs. Stewart said thai. she knew
what happened at that meeting and
Continued on PAGE s. Column
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
WOMAN'S SPITE
LED TO TIP IN
BIG FOUR CASE
Mrs. Timmins Ford Stewart,
Accused of BlackmaiIing,
Gives Name of Informer
Warriner Admits Stealing $780,
600 and Says PecuIations
Began Several Years Ago
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CINCINNATI, o., Nov, 10.-'I never
blackmailed Charley warriner out of
a single penny: as God is my judge, 1
didn't" said Mrs. Jeannette Timmins-
Ford Stewart in her apartments here
at the Sun building, Thirteenth street
and Bremen avenue, this afternoon.
Mrs Stewart has been sought after for
days by reporters and was found barri-
caded in her own fiat.
A constable took attachment papers
to serve. but Mrs. Stewart paid the bill
and he left. Then shes talked to the
newspapermen. When asked who it
was that tipped off, the Warriner
shortage Mrs. Stewart said, Miss Ida
Brockway. without moment s
thought. She said that the Brock
way woman had quarrel with her
and that she tried to get even" by
tipping off the Warriner shortage.
Denies Receiving Money
Did you ever have occasion to get
money from Mr. Warriner for any rea-
son. business or otherwise? she was
asked. Il did not" she replied.
What have been your means of
livelihood for the past several years %
L have had private means of sup
port have been rich woman twice
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
PRESIDENTS BROTHER
BUYS RARE PORTRAIT
Pays Fabulous Price for Work
of Sixteenth Century

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o,-charIes P.
Taft, brother of the president has pur-
chased rare portrait, probably the
finest of its kind in the world. in
Limoges enamel, for which it is under
stood he paid 100000.
It is, large framed opal plaque,
bearing the portrait of the duke Of
Nevers, executed by Leonard Limou-
sin, an artist of the sixteenth cen
tury.
The picture, which will be added to
Taft's Cincinnati collection, was a part
of the Maurice Kann collection, part
of which was recently brought to this
country.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
NEW NORTH DAKOTA
SENATOR APPOINTED
Fountain L. Thompson Named
by Governor Burke

BISMARCK, n d.. Nov. 10.-Foun-
tain l.. Thompson of Cando. N D.. was
today appointed United States senator
by Governor Burke to fll the un-
expired term of Senator Johnson. whs
died three weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
preme court.
Search Girls Past

In gathering evidence touching on
Alma Bells past the prosecution today
started search for Dick Albright.
formerly of Grass Valley. who had
trouble with the girl at that place. it
is. alleged. This Albright incident is
intended to discredit the assertion of
the girl that she was never out of
Placer county.
The examination of talesmen brought
into court today by Elisor Birce was
interesting in producing types of the
country residents. Three prospective
jurors were secured during the day,
and with only one vacant chair in the
box Judge Arnot ordered a night ses-
sion of court. The three jurors passed
were F. B. Kuenzly of Colfax, E. F.
Gerald OF Applegate and H. A. John
son of Loomis.
At the night session the jury box was
filled and peremptory challenges ex-
ercised. Three new jurors We're sworn.
They were ]. C. Beckstrum, Forest Hill;
F. j. Gibson. Penryn, and ]. L. Friest-
roffer of Forest Hill. There are now
five men sworn. The two others are
Fred Clubhouse and j. Coy.
The ''unwritten law defense preiu-
diced many of the veniremen in favor of
the girl. Even E. F.. Gerald. who dis
played an equipoise such as is rarely
shown by a juror under examination.
and who was passed. when asked do
you not think there is justification
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
OLDEST ART RECORD
OF MANKIND FOUND
Figure 1000 Years Old Ex-
cavated in Prussia

BERLIN, Nov. 10.-What is said to
be the oldest art record of mankind
has been fount at Ottitz. near Ratibor.
in Silesia. Prussia, by an excavating
expedition under Johannes Richter. II
consists Of a clay figure Of goddess
about 1000 years old and was discov-
cred in house dating back 10 the
atone age.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Witnesses to BE Women

Not only are the witnesses to be
women. but the precedents being cited
as the case proceeds come from the
celebrated California murder. cases in
which women have been defendants
Already the Emma lie Doux case has
been cited and the Laura d. Fair case
win be invoked when the prosecution
seeks to introduce evidence attacking
Alma Bells past. Laura D. Fair COM
mitted what was probably the most
discussed murder of California history
when she shot Crittenden. a prominent
San Francisco attorney. many years
ago.
She pleaded on her first trial emo
t;onal insanity. but was convicted upon
the showing of her variegated reputa-
tion On her second trial she gained
her freedom under the colors of the
unwritten law. The prosecution is
planning to attack Alma Bell the crude.
plain mountain girl. in the same way
the fascinating Laura d. Fair was at
tackled. BY strange coincidence
Special Prosecutor George W. .Hamil-
ton was attorney general at the time
of the Fair trial and presented the
states case when the San Francisco
murderess' appeal was before the SUI
prenoa cotirt
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY SO
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1909
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

hESTERDAY-East wind cloudy; maximum
temperature, 80; minimum, 81
FORECAST FOR T0DAY-Fair; light north
wind. changing 10 west. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

DStidSSu HSI. ISpA0u, uVh nHO''
about that; there might be- 1 have
girls of my own"
Unwritten Law Favored
David Jones of Applegate followed
Gerald under examination When
similar question was put to him by At
torney Hamilton. he replied with sim
cerity. Il have great respect for the
unwritten law" He was excused
The courthouse story at Auburn is
that man named Patterson. a mem
Der of the eccentric colony of the ESQ
teric brotherhood at Applegate. ap-
piled to District Attorney c. A. Tuttle
for a warrant for the arrest of Jones'
brother who had beaten the Esoteric
brother because of the latter's mum
dane attentions to a young woman
member of the Jones family.
II. A Johnson. a young farmer of
Loomis, who was passed, created some
amusement when he replied to a ques-
tion by saying L have never studied
the mwritten law I have never read
it,"
Minnie Foster. who spent this morn
ing in the courtroom. will make the
most interesting witness OF all the
women who are to figure in this tragic
recital of the complication of ua-
schooIed. unframed morally chaotic
Alma Bells love affair. Minnie Foster
will make an interesting witness; she
will contribute the touch of prettiness
needed to give luster to the drab
court settings Alma Bell did not like
the young, prettier girl.
Destroyed Rivals Ha.
There is a report from the cherry
girls worked side by side before Alma
shot Armes. to the effect that once.
in fit of jealousy. the Bell girl de-
stroyed a pretty peach basket" hafl
belonging to Minnie Foster.
1--WE worked together Alma Bell and
], for three weeks before the shooting
is the story Miss Foster tells. I'VE lived
at the Armes house and frequently.
at first. we walked to work in the
Wilson cherry packing she'd but there
came change in her manner.
noticed a difference in her attitude
toward me. She was cool to me and
acted differently from the good natured
aud cheerful person Il had first found
her to be. Her attitude toward other
people was unchanged. She always.
or nearly always, called Mrs Armes
mamma About this time Mary Armes.
Joe's sister told me that Alma Bell
was jealous of me. though there was
no reason for her being so. as never
was engaged to Joe Armes nor did
he ever show me any attention.
Girls Only Woman Friend
Mrs. Emma Denny has difficult task
TO fill, but it will be a good part. She
is the only woman friend who has come
to aid Alma Bell in her trouble. She
is to testify to a confidence which
Alma imposed on her. a secret told her
several weeks before the shooting, and
one in which according to the wit
ness. Joe Armes should have been as
interested as was Alma Bell.
alma told me-" said Mrs Denny
today, that she was going to marry
Joe Armes; that he was the father
of the child then unborn. and which
later was born dead The girl was
morose then, she seemed entirely diff
| ferent from her normal condition.
did not see her from the day she told
me her secret until after the shooting
The story Of the still birth OF child
to Alma Bell in Jail is to be one OF the
main points of the defense. The prose-
cution regards the matter cynically.
however. and will endeavor to prove
that Alma Bell was not i'll while in
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
COAST

First direct primary in Los Angeles
popular success.
Harmony eharscterizes meeting Of
clubs OF San Francisco district
Jose
Margaret Ellington, the actress. is
divorce by Reno court from Daniel
theatrical msgnate
Women viii play heavy roles in Ali
tragic drama in court.
Mrs. Z. S. Grant Jr. dies after s
spcplexy during preparations for
world
Fourteen killed and nine injured
on British Columbia electric line 1
couver
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Pretty Minnie Foster, Who Was Accused
of Winning Girl Slayer's Lover, to
Be Important Witness
FIVE JURORS NOW SWORN TO TRY CASE
Legal Battle Planned to Bar Testimony Rejecting
On Young Prisoners Character Before
Her Meeting With Armes
BY ARTHUR L. PRICE
[SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

UBURN, Nov. 1O.-Dismal and
N crude as is the story of the
- tragedy of Alma Bell and Joe
Armes, whom the girl killed on the
night of June last. the task of it's
retelling is to fall chiefly to young
women. In fact women have the
heavy roles" in the tragic drama
being enacted before the superior
court and men are to be merely super
numeraries of the stage when the jury
box is filled.
Alma Bell herself should be the
crucial witness. but two other young
women will figure Importantly when
the actual hearing begins. One is Min
ME Foster. the pink checked 10 year
old girl from Pilot Hill. who, Alma
believed, had flched her lover. Joe
Armes. The other is Mrs. Ella Denny.
who will be one of the most essential
witnesses the defense can produce to
establish an alleged fact upon which
il bases it's case. Other important wit
nesses will be Mary Armes, the younger
sister of Joe; Mrs. Mary Armes. Joe's
mother. and Mrs. Bell, Alma's mother
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
EASTERN

Champ Clark accuses Speaker Cannon Of n
representing attitude Of representatives on
tariff question. Pax
New England railway combine is step tow
great transcontinentaI merger. Pax,
Womsn's spite led to tip TO Big -Four ofhcl
that the treasurer, c. L. Warriner. '
defaulter. PaR
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
FOREIGN

New Zealand will make effort to obtain dire
steamer line 10 this coast. Page
Testimony Of cook, nurse and merchant fave
Nine. steinheil and state case seems to bre
down. Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
EDITORIAL

The real conspiracy against Taft. Page 9
Exploring in southern California. Page
Ballinger inquiry gives Cannon chance. Page O
In fairness to the state equalizers. Page
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-25
(Giussianbt)

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peile mar bas Sino 10 bOs usrbrannt.
oub man psnis Soffnuns bate, oaB es
iid pieosr erbolen niiroe.
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