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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
Constipation and
Appendicitis
Inc Latter Usually Caused By The
Forner, Which, In Turn, Has It's
Origin In Intestinal Indigestion.

,t..t olilc constipation IS disease
= ABOUT as prevalent as dvspeD-
-. ,--t1 Indigestion. Nearly every one
- --f,i,s 81 on II occasionally, but there
llons OF people who endure II
-1aliys and who are accustomed
,It 70 the use OF leXatives and
- ss.-'-ftlcS daily
Many people seem To have deveI-
80 q perfect mania for takins pills.
i--.t -ed0 ot trying TO ascertain the
1-1itt cause Of the disease. and remov-
ing Il by appropriate treatments they
- content 10 continue tie reckless
81 laNatlves. aperients. drastic
- .--a p llcs and violent purgatives. until
-tii7 i-t ~ mamma ton 81 the bowels oe-
c4fs, which reaches the appendix. and
t-e result IS appendicitis.
~ lhNesligarlng and tracing the
I - --e4 lent sequel appendicitis. il has
bttA noted bE physicians that The ma
--L-ts ol cases were preceded and sc-
SoIn panied by IOng-standing CASTRO
Intestinal Indigestion
Aae idea that appendicitis is brought
" ng foreign bodies. such. as seeds,
&C. becoming lodged in the appendix
IS an exploded theory II is now def
nitely known that constipation Is the
most prolinc cause OF this dread dis
case Nl[le the consIipa tton itself is
1LetsoOsly induced by intestinal indi-
slsetyE- OF amylaceous dyspepsia-the
-naoa-lly 10 digest starches-sO the re-
-aA-en between cause and effect is
1t4lily seen and appreciated
me absurdity Of attempting 10 cure
consti patton by the use OF physic
should be apparent 10 every one lax
a1Ee drugs and powerful purEa tives
VIII never cure q disease Of this sort
and those who make frequent or regu-
lar use Of them viii. sooner or later.
SET Up an infiammatory condition OF
the Intestinal system.
A person with a drst class digestion
Wl-l never be annoyed with chronic
constipation, and when this trouble
does exist instead OF slugging the
system wtth pills. liquid lsXatives.
which viii cure the gastro-intestinal
geSuon and you viii ind thai the
constlfation no longer bothers you.
and with It's removal the risk or de-
Neloping appendicitis VIII be reduced
10 tie minimum.
SICARIS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
nave been the means of curing numer-
Gus cases Of constipation. by first cur
iug the intestinal iudi iEestlon. They
digest every kind OF food o single
grain being capable Of digesting 3.Ge0
grains OF almenruu. and in addition
HNes- they also contain dlastase- which
Converts starch into sugar. and readily
cures arnTlaceous dyspepsia and intes-
tinal indigestion.
II you are suffering from dyspepsia.
constipation, and in fact. Indigestion
~ amy kind. don't run the risk OF get
ting appendicitis. hur strike AZ the
by using Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets.
which VIII quickly rid YOU OF all
functional disorders OF the alimentary
tract
Secure box Of this digestive rene
6v from vOUr druggist for soc and send
vour name and address 20 the r A.
Stuart Co. $50 Stuart Bldg Marshall.
.firh. Tor free sample package.
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BIRTHS

BARRY-In this city, October IL 1909 TO the
wife Of George Barry inee Enrightl. dangh-
REE-In this city October IA 1909 10 the
ter.
BUTLER-In this city. October Is 1909 10 the
wife Of Joharie J. Butler daughter.
COUNIHAN-In this city. October I6. 1909 to
the wife Of Edward j. Counihan tnee 0'C0n
horl a daughter
DORAN-In this city October 5. 1863. to The
wife Of Dr. A. V. Doran. daughter.
HUST-In this city. October 81. 1909 TO the
wife Of Charles Preston Hunt inee Burnsl. a
daughter.
KfERCLFF-In Berkeley. Cal. October -. 190o
TO the wife of George Dudley kierulf tfe--
nierly Gertrude Stuart Holmest. daughter
SNITlI-~In this city. October 20. 1909. to the
wife Of John j. Smith, son.
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FRESNO WILL INSIST
UPON TERMINAL RATES

FRESNO. oct. 2s=At a meeting OF
the terminal rate committee OF the
chamber OF commerce this afternoon.
il was decided 10 form q San Joaquin
valley traffic association Monday.
Judge NJ X. Harris. who presided,
made the statement that Fresno pays
s300.0 year excess freight rates in
local charges.
The traffic association Will appeal
10 the interstate commerce commits
sion for equitable rates If the de-
serired relief is not obtained. it was
proposed TO build canal TO the san
IraanIIin rirer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
COPPER RIVER ROAD
BEING PUSHED AHEAD
Work Will Be Rushed During
the Winter Months

SEATTLE. Oct 23.-Word was re-
eefved here today that the Copper
River railroad, being built from Cor
dova Alaska. into the interior has
been extended 10 miles within the last
month. marking the completion Of 81
miles of the expensive zoo mile pro-
ject Arrangements have been made
to send an additional force of 1000
rockInen 10 Cordova 10 rush construc-
tion work during the winter months
More than 5000 men are already at
work on the line
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MARRIAGES

BRowS-BERGANTz this cEty October n.
1905. by the Rev ]. n. Schroeder. Charles
w Brown OF Rio Vista. Cal. and Louise X,
Bcrrau1z of Piacerviiie. Cal
MA5.ANH-H0F-vE- This citr October ~.
1909. rs the Rev- O. Groensherg Hetge Ma
land aud Insa EofFe.
NATTSON-- -NYREN-In this city. october g..
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Personal Brevities

Dr. B. Ledyard Of San jose Is at the Ar
gonaui.
W. Maxwell Of Boston is registered at the
Stewart
5 J. white Of HanfoFd is registered at the
ST. Francis
Henry Tobias Of Cincinnati Is staying at the
ST Francis
F. \ Thomas OF Pasadena IS registered at
the Union Square.
Frank T. McGiniey OF Philadelphia is staying
Al The ST. Francis.
sidney Newell. banker OF Stockton. Is regis
tered At the Aanx-
DR.. aud Mrs. c. f. Reed Of Redding are
guests at the ManK.
W R. HanIOa, railrOadman OF Tonopah. IS
staying at the Manx.
sIr. and Mrs F. 5. Abenheim Of London are
guests at the Fairmonf.
A. f. Luennig brewer Of sIfiwaukee. Is
STAYING al the FaiTmont-
Edward Fisher. banker Of yacaville Is reg
lstered at the Fairmont-
Mr. and Mrs George F. Walker Of Dallas
Tex al the Stewart
Mr. and Mrs John Parkinson Of los An
geIes arc ~ The Fairm0nf.
AIr aud Mrs A. C. Eiscn OK New York are
guests Al The St Francis
senor Federico Riyas Of Ierez. Spain. is a
recent arrival IT the Argonsut
j. F. .ChIlherr a banker. and president of the
4. Y r. exposition of SeattfE is at the Fair
mont with Mn Chiiberg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
PUBLIC TO DISCUSS
new BUILDING LAW
Supervisors Committee Calls
Special Conference for
Tuesday
ALI Interested Are Asked 10 Sub
nit Amendments to Board
in Writing

The building law of san Francisco
viii be exhaustively reviewed at a spe-
cial meeting of the supervisors com
mittee next Tuesday at 1870 O'Clock.
Chairman Sanderson. and Supervisors
Payot and Broderiek have asked the
advisory committee. which has spent
months in preparing the draft of the
bill designed 10 supersede the present
ordinance. to be present.
Invitations have been extended to the
members of the builders exchange. the
chapter of architects. the plumbers as
sociations and all interested in the
city,s constructive work TO be present.
Due to the wide scope and volunli-
nousness OF the measure to be consid-
cred. the committee has declared that
no suggestions for change will be con-
sidered except those submitted in
writing 1t is also desired that the al
terations be presented in the form of
amendments TO the provisions of the
bill
BILL OPEN TO DEBATE
The range Of debate is to- be wide
one. Any one having any objection 70
the bin as ii has been printed will be
given an opportunity 10 voice that OBJ
I6Cllon dl tuesday meeting, ana Su-
pervisor Payot insisted yesterday on
the Importance OF every one present
ing their view at this meeting so that
il would not be necessary TO drag out
the consideration OF the law at many
postponed sessions
While the revision OF the building
laws was undertaken primarily 10
codify them and to remove inconsist-
encies and positive contradictions. the
members OF the advisory committee
have presented some changes, chiefly in
the way Of increasing the restrictions
of class c construction and the require
ment that frame structures in general
shall not exceed four stories in height.
TRAINERS OF MEASURE
The members of the advisory commit
tee which framed the bill now pre-
sented are: +. Ii. Porter OF the fire
underwriters; Nathaniel Blaisdell. ar
chitect; j. d. Galloway. engineer; W. F.
Wilson. master plumber and member
OF board Of health, J. Horgan. the city's
chief building inspector; p II. Shaugh-
messy, chief engineer of the fire depart
ment. and r. H Mathewson, builder.
who succeeded Charles Day, the present
president of the board of works. upon
that officials resignation from the COM
mittee last February.
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Mr. and MRS. H. coSNELL and FAMILY.
- - -

HATB-yTe -berewitb desire 10 express oar
heertfeir taaHss % % zaany friends as
wei Ehe officers ard members - North
Beach losige Ne. g OF IT, s.. Verein E-n-
rrschr Jna Iiessen IndcrsrnetZun-s vef,in.
fer fheir c1mf5rrin- words of sympathy a1d
beautiful foral offerings extended o. us lgr-
Ing cur lare bereavement
MRS ANNA f. HAUE.
MRS. Fl HILDEBRAND.
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OF The Call daily for good buys in all
kinds Of businesses. Something there
today that viii just suit yos- Turn 70
the classified pages and look the ads
orer-then investigate,
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent hy mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in AZ
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons anshsr-
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
arc published once IN this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

of samuel 1IcFadden & Co.. 107o HaIght street
near Baker. thence 20 Mission Dolores chll-r-i-
where requiem high mass VIII De celebratcii
for the repase Of bis soul at 9 r. m- inter
meat Holy Cross eemelery-
UNITY ALLIANCE 81. Pauiek'S Alliance
Of Aueriea-f'uneral Deran: Yau are re-
quested to assemble st 1870 Haight street TO-
morrow fMondsyt morning. October -. a-
S.15 q. N. 20 attend the funeral az our iste
brother James Wren BY order
JAMES MCDONNELL President.
JAMES AIcGOYERN. Secretary.
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CHURCH FAIR ENTERTAINMENT women
in charge Of ST. AIMS booth at the coming
fair in aid Of 81. Charles church. composed Of
members OF Catholic Aid society No. ,. will
given entertainment and dance in Ken
drick's hall. Valencia street near Sixteenth.
Friday evening October -. 4 program has
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
cARD a. THANES

DEAIPSEY-We desire - thank OR many
kind friends FOR their Kindness aud syHna r1y.
aud beautiful foTal oreTiusS teaderesI 10 -
during our laIe beresFeinent-the less % g
loving WIFE, daughter and sister
MR. T. A. DEMPSEY. HusbGud-
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cAEn - THsNKs

0sBRIEN-We desire IN tank our frian.-s
ard seff1ainraucss fer their many bFaulissi &
foTal offerings and tokens q sympathy cy-
tended U during rur late bereavement in
the loss u our loving wife and mother.
J.. X O-BRTEN and FAMILY
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
HOT SPRINGS

Ans Caiiente station Sonoma county. New
,-f-sioa sfr5e mastered hotel 10. aud cold rntn
~,.5 rsfpr ii every rDom- First class German
rrotf-x Warm meals three times Gay Aen
f,sio. - hotel ana dining room. Every room and
teIir-r velvet czrfiete1 Electric lights Czn
srror,nrr-sate 100 guests Rates from Sc Up.
xzzzcss FefeFs Hot SPRING. soncms. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

sMITH-In Monterey. Cal. October - no
Daniel D. Smith. fatheg of Mrs Edwin T.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

SEEERIN-An anniversary requiem mass wit
be celebrated AZ $50 O'Clock tomorrow Non.
darl morning. October -. at Sacred Hear.
church for the repose Of the soui u Mls
Joseph A. Sheerin. Friends are respectfully
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Smith. Daniel d. ..-
Thomas. DIR. E. W. 47
Walsh, Frank A.. 10
Wren. James J...... Al
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

BARKER-In this city. October -. 1909 Jolin
Henry Barker. dearly beloved OF Ht.lTv
and Emily Ann Barker. and brother Of MAJ
gaFet Emily Barker. native Of San Franeisc3.
Cal. aged years II months and "a days
BLUNE-Tn San Pablo. Cal, October % 1900
Frederick beloved ia 1her OF Frederick w
Blume. Mrs. Mary Arendes and Lena, William
B., Frank A. and Edward r. Blume. a Iativs
Of Germany, sged g years months and II
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E. W. Mattson and Olivia Myren.
DEATHS

Manu- Gerald .-.- 70
McClatchy. William. -
Morrison. Jane E. -
Morrissey. Mary A.. ca
Morrow. Nollie H..
0'Keefe. Patrick H.. GO
owen. r. E. J.. 49,.
Quinne. Margaret = IS
Seiner. John II. 49,. -6
Sheerin. Mrs. Jos. 4.
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BRUEGGEMAN-In Alameda. Cal. October %
1909 Alice Mary Brueggeman. beloved wife [
H. E Brueggeman. loving mother of TI,ec-
dOre Brueggemsn and sister of Joseph Do1o-
van Mrs. Frank Sevier and Mrs. Lon OIyett.
native of Yuba, Cal. aged IS years 5
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EEGELS-In this city October % 1909. Charles
ii. Enseils Of Tsylorsviile Pinnss county
CAL native of Prussia. aged 65 years and
months. tPiumas county pa pers please COPY.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains ar the
funeral chapel Of Charles II. ]. Truman.
1919 Mission street between Fifteenth and Six
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owEE-In His city. October -, 1893. R5eeFs
z. l. Owen. beloved son Of r. r. owen =
native OF Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Humphreys Seventy-Seyen
Famous Remedy for Grip and
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

EscoUTELoUP-I this city. October 81. 1919.
Jean Henry. beloved OF Mr. and Mrs.
Jean Escoutelcup. nephew Of Baptisie and
ba, bnMslu Dapols an9 alTsIst ~, anu Ahlsie
San Francisco, Cal. aged II months sa1 .
days.
Friends and scquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row tMondsyl. October p, 1909. ar l O'clock
p. M, the pariors Of Julius s. Goicau.
2123 Bush street. Interment Holy Cross eene-
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Seiner a native OF Hanover Germany. aged
&C years.
Friends ard aequaintauees are respeetfl.llS
invited to attend the funeral services to-
a. m from Charles J. r. AietzieT's unler-
taking parlOTs. 1892 Folsom street near tf-
teenth under the auspices Of North Bezch
lodge Nc. .. Cd. II. 5. Please omit flowers
n Il ....r. ~.
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William Harrington. native of New York.
aged 60 yesrs.
HEARD (Plsgemanul-In this city. October -,
1909. Alice Heard tnee PIagemanul sel0sed
daughter of Regina aud the late Within
Plagemsnn. aud loving sister OF Mrs. Z. IL.
Gerber Mrs. I. A. Lewis. Rudolph aud Lou sc
Plagemann william Plsgemaun OF Arnin. Tex.
and the Iate Mrs. q. b. Robbins. a native ct
San Francisco Cal. aged % years ) months
Friends and aeqcaintaaees are respectfully
invited to sttend the funeral today tSun-
Iors OF Theodor Dierks & Co. 900 Devisadero
street corner of McAllister- interment cy-
press Lawn cemetery. By electric funeral car
from Twenty eighth and Valencia streets.
IBSEE-In Oakland. Cal. October %, -DO9,
Hjalmer Ibsen, beloved husband OF Agatha
Ibsen, and father Of Hjalmer p and Waite.
A. lbsen a native OF Denmark, aged 50 yesrs
month and % days
MANCHESTER-Tn this city. October %. 1909.
Abby A.. beloved wife Of the late Benjamin
aged So years l month and - days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO Attend the funeral tomorrow tMoTl-
dsyl. at 1890 O'Clock p m, from her late
residence. 4i2 Eugenia avenue near Cortland
avenue. Interment Mount oIivet cemetery, by
electric funeral car from Twenty-eighth and
Valencia streets
MANN-In this city. October q. 1909 Getai1
beloved son OF John and Mary Mann, aud
Mrs G. T. Mcdaniel and Mrs. James CAT
lagher, native of san Francisco Cal, aged
Friends and acauaintances are respectful II,
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
dayt. October -. III o'clock a M, ffcnl
his late residence. 1854 Scott street tla;le
TO Holy Cross church. where requiem high
mass VIII be celebrated for the repose Of
his SOUL commencing at $50 O'Clock Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery. by electric funeral
car from Thirteenth and West Mission streets.
McCIATCHY-In this city. October -. 1909
William dearly beloved husband Of Mary Me-
CIatchy and father OF Elizabeth. Sadie Mar
garet Jane and the late William and Robert
NcClatchy native of County Derry. Ireland.
The funeral will take place tomorrow sAIon-
day1. at a. m, from the parl0rs Of the
United Cndertakers. 26O6 Howard streer near
Twenty second. IntermeRt Cypress Lawn GENE
terry.
MoRISoN-fn Oakland. Cal. October y, I909.
Jane E.. beloved daughter Of Hanna b. Mori-
SON and sister Of E. H. Morrison. native
of Canada
MoRRIssEY-In this city. Oetsber -. 1863.
at her late residence. 1854 Twenty-sacond
street Mary a. Morrissey- aunt OF Z. J..
Norrissey and sister in law of Kate Moi
rfssey native OF Waterford. Ireland, aged
81 years Boston papers please COPY
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tAIon-
dayl October .. at $50 = from the
pariors OF J. T. Crowiy & Co.. 692 Valencia
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
thence 10 ST Peters church. where requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
Of her soul. commencing at . A. IN. lEtermeut
Holy Cress cemetery
NoRROW-In Nevada October H. 1900 IoI-
lie ~ wife Of the late Frederick r. Ncz
row and beloved mother Of yarins T.. snd
Friends and acq14insances are resDec-FuJS
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FARRELL this city. October 23. 1909. Far
rick j.. beloved of Johanna and the late
Thomas r. Farrell and loving brother of Kate.
Thomas F. and Edward NJ Farrell Mrs.
NJ. A Wiskoischi1 Mrs. Daniel aIcDoaa,d q
and Mrs George Filing, native of Mays
vile. Cal, aged 81 years . months and 4
days. A member OF San Francisco council Nc.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
MUNICIPALITIES LEAGUE
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
Delegates Contend Honest Men Must
Be Elected to Office to Secure
Good Government

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 21.-The twelfth
annual convention of the league Of
California municipalities was called to
order today by President A. X, Orr Of
Visalia, whose address was featured
by most optimistic reports Of the pros
poets of municipalities of the state.
Mayor T. w. Drullard of Santa Cruz
welcomed the delegates and J. J. Han
ford responded in behalf of the vis-
itors.
A paper prepared by A. z. Dodson
OF San Diego, on Government on the
Commission Plan" provoked a warm
debate in the afternoon. the delegates
contending that to secure good gov
ernment in this way, honest men must
be elected to Office.
The report of the league secretary,
II. A. Mason, was then presented. Mr..
Mason said reports reaching his hands
from all parts of the state indicate
that a general spirit Of improvement
and municipal advancement is broad
and that public interest is aroused.
Burlingame, Colusa, Covina, Her
mosa Beach, Hercules, Piedmont.
South City and Sissons have been
added to the membership of the league
In ten months and the receipts for the
same period were $161775, with expen-
ditures of S1591.25.
The delegates were rendered a re-
ception in the library building tonight
and State Librarian ellis addressed
them on the county library plan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
ANGELES HERAID WEDNESDAY MORNING 1909

the corporation tax so as to include
a proper burden on the bondholders in
CORPORATIONS as well as upon the share
holders, and this will make this IN
strument of taxation even more equtt~
able than It now is.
speech which I made in Columbus in
1907 how our great fortunes could he
divided without drastic confiscatory
methods. 1t seems to me now. as it
did then, that the proper authority to
reduce the size of fortunes is the state
rather than the central government.
Let the state pass laws of inherit
ance which shall require the division of
great fortunes between the children of
the decedents, and shall not permit a
multi-millionaire to leave his fortune
in trust so as to keep 1t in a mass;
make much more drastic the rule
against perpetuities which obtained at
common law. and then impose heavy
and graduated Inheritance tax, which
shall enable the state to share largely
in the proceeds of such large accumu-
lations Of wealth which could hardly
have been brought about save through
its protection and it's aid
1T seems, therefore, that the pres
ent congress has taken the wisest
course in adopting as much of the
feature of an income tax as conforms
to the constitution and by recommend
ing an amendment to the constitution
which shall enable US to round out and
perfect this corporation tax to make it
more equitable and an instrument of
supervision of corporate wealth by fed
eral authority. I doubt not that the in
formation thus obtained may be made
a basis for further legislation of a reg
ulative character, applicable only to
those corporations whose business is so
largely of an interstate character as
to justify greater restrictions and more
direct superVision
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
NEW TRIBE OF INDIANS
FOUND IN FROZEN NORTH
Master of Whaler Jeannette Has a
Strange Story to Tell of Discovery
on Prince Albert Land

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. n.-on
board the whaler Jeanette, which ar
rived in this port yesterday. heavily
laden with furs. blubber and tales of
the frozen north, was W. ]. Bower, an
Arctic explorer, who reports the dis
covery of a new tribe OF people never
before seen by the eyes of a white
man. This new tribe of Eskimos, ac-
cording to Bower, lives on point II
Prince Albert Land.
Bower left this port two years age
on board the ship James Drummond
and he has spent the intervening time
wandering about among the Eskimos
Unlike the usual type Of Eskimo, the
newly discovered natives, who call
themselves Nunacotics. are very tall
and look like the North American In
dians.
The explorer was cordially welcomed
by the strange tribesmen, and he pro-
cured many rich furs from them.
From the town of the Nunacotics,
Bower proceeded farther north, where
he discovered immense copper depos-
its. on this trip Bower lost an eye
through the bite of a spider. This was
not the end of Bowers troubles, for
after the eyeball was removed by the
crude surgery Of an Eskimo the
schooner used by the party was
wrecked and the adventurers had TO
walk 130 miles to Point Barrow. where
they were picked up by the jeanette.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
TAFT coNGRATULATES WOMEN
WHO HAVE VOTE IN COLORADO

LIMON, Colo, Sept. 21.-President
Taft was joined here by a reception
committee from Denver headed by
Senator Hughes.
The engineer of the special on the
run from Goodlands, kas., to Denver
was James Garrett, Democratic mem
Der of the Colorado legislature. Mr..
Garrett had the big locomotive almost
smothered in flags and bunting.
In addition to the stops at Goodland
this morning the president made two
minute speeches at Stratton, Flagler
and Limon. At Flagler the president
congratulated the women Of Colorado
in having voice in the affairs of the
state and the right of suffrage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
MUST RETURN IN FOUR
YEARS OR LOSE LEGACY
Charles A. Zabriskie of New Jersey
viii Lose Part of Fathers Estate
Unless He Reappears

BOONTON. N. J., Sept. 21.-Unless
Charles A. Zabriskie returns to ais
family here within four years he will
lose a legacy of $20,O0O according to
the will of his father, which has been
filed for probate. Zabriskie disappeared
two years ago, and subsequently was
mentioned in a divorce action. In his
will his father states that the $4,000
left to Charles will revert to his young
er brother when the latter becomes
% years of age, which is four years
hence, unless Charles reappears and
reconciles himself with the family.
Nothing has been heard of him since
he left.