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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
SHE Was ALMOST
A TOTAL WRECK
Was Quickly Cured by the
United Doctors Wonderful
New System of Treatment.
HAD TRIED ALL TuE DOCTORS
Without Getting Amy Relief-Now
She Is Well-Can Walk Miles
without firing.
Decatur. ILL.,. Aug Is 1908.

btNaNuls AAt AUG 40 lNVps
Dear Dootors:-About three months ago
| went to you as / had been suffering
several years from nervousness. back
ache and kidney trouble. I had tried a
number of remedies and had taken all
kinds of medicine, but without avail, and
had finally given up all hope OF ever be-
ing cured or even relieved Before l went
to you I was so sick for several years
that l could not do any work, but now in
the short time Of three or four monthB l
am entirely well.
Before l began your wonderful treat
ment l would have such severe headaches
that 1 would be confined to my bed.
These headaches Would come on me two
or three times a week, but since taking
your medicine my head has not ached
once and I feel like they are gone for
ever. had always had a tired and worn
out feeling. but a few days ago | walked
two miles and did NOT feel the least bit
tired and now l do all my own work and
not one days sickness.
am so well pleased and satisfied with
your treatment that l can, and do. ad-
wise any woman who is suffering with
female trouble, nervousness and kidney
trouble to go to you, for l know you will
not take their case unless you can cure
them.
I will be glad to answer any letter re-
garding my past and present condition.
Yours truly.
MRS. WIN. s. SMITH,
$50 Marietta Street.
The above is only q fair sample of the
many letters received from cured patients
every day by the United Doctors, and
there are hundreds Of others who have
had the same Joyful experience. The
wonderful. now and more. scientific
treatment used by the United Doctors in
curing those who have been given up as
hopeless cases by all ordinary doctors, is
why their Omaha Institute. on the second
floor of the Neville Block, corner six
teenth and Harvey streets, is always
crowded with patients, People come
hundreds Of miles to be cured by these
specialists. Any sick person is safe in
going to the United Doctors. Their ex-
animation is free and no inGurable cases
will be accepted for treatment.
These specialists treat durable cases OF
all chronic diseases of the nerves, blood,
skin, heart, liver, stomach, Kidneys, rheu-
matism, paralysis, neuralgia, loss OF nerve
force, constipation, goiter, catarrh, cpl
lepsy, indigestion, dyspepsia, weak back,
bloating, dropsy, blood poison, eczema,
scrofula, diseases of women and diseases
of men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

George ]. Morris and wife to Sinner
& Chase Co, $40 feet lot 9, block 9,
Boulevard Park add. ........"."....$ l
Edwin F. Bradley, sheriff, to George
j. Morris, G75
John HOffmann and wife to Edward
TTummer and wife, lot 8, StorZ sub.
of lot l, block 6, Improvement Assn.
Frank Zeht and wife to John Hoff-
mann and wife, Loco
II. w. Yates guardian, and Frances
b. Miller to Ralston Townsite Co,
lot %, block 8, lots Il and Is. block
9, and lot Z, block 20...."......... 400
John +. Sturgeon and wife TO William
Il. Davis, lot s, block 8, Creighton's
LIST add, and part OF land adjoin-
ing lot 8, block 5, Creighton's lst... 800
Paul Fl. Dassler and wife to Charles
l. Rowe, WIZ lot 3, block 8, a S.
Jesse J. McMullen and wife to Hulda
Kirsehbraun, part lot 2, block II,
smiths add $500
Silas p. Woolf and wife to Silas Rob-
bins, eR lot u, block 2, A. 5, Pat
ricks add Observation-Disclosures. 800
Lea Frank and husband to John l..
Salisburg, lot 20, Hickory Place. 1900
Jessie S. Colby and husband to. War
rem A. Rider, lots a. 10 and l6,
block ?, Shriver Place add. ,......... 800
August VandeTfecht to Lea Frank and
husband, lot %, Hickory Place, -, 5000
Edith b. Williams TO j. IL. l.. viii
liams, lot l9, block /, Bowers add. 100
Lawrence +. Holland to Herman 5.
Carlson, lot 81, Firestone's sub Of
Ellistone Park Place add. ..r........ 2O75
Anna f. DeWaal and husband to
Jesse l. Hiatt, lot 3 block u,
Shulrs 2d add Observation-Disclosures. 2
Alum +. Johnson and wife to Car
rie a. HOkanson, w#0 feet lot l.
replat Of block s Bemis Park add. 5000
Herman r.. Hokanson and wife TO
Alum +. Johnson, same.-....... 5000
Benson Land Co. TO Anna Zickmund,
lot ID, block As, Benson. E............ 100
Sinner & Chase co. 20 Harlan A.
Scott, VS. feet Of lot 4, all Of lot ..
and eli feet Of lot 6, block 10.
Boulevard park add .............. 100
Boulevard Park Improvement Co. to
Sinner & Chase Co, same ......,..
Edwin +. Bradley, sheriff, TO the
John A, Creighton Real Estate &
Trust Co, undh OF nj OF sell and
nek Of swh Of 34-16-1O. @...,........ APO
-
Total 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Advantage No. 3
in Depositing Your Money With The
Omaha Loan & Building Assn
So. East Cor. 10th & Dodge SITS.

So. East Cor. 10th & Dodge SITS.
THIRD-Besides having 1t safe and
getting six per cent interest, you can
convert your certificates into cash at
any time upon reasonable notice, but
If you withdraw before interest is due,
you lose the interest.
This is the rule with all conserva-
tive financial institutions.
Assets over $4,000 900 all loaned
on first mortgage on homes, the safest
OF all mortgage loans.
SEE FOURTH NEXT WEEK.
G. w. Loomis, Pres. f
G.. NJ. Nattinger, Sec. & Treas.
w. r. Adair, Asst. Secy.
Assets $4,000, 900 - Reserve $50, 900
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
SHAFROTH COMING TO SHOW
Colorado Governor Promises to ATTEND
Corn Exposition.
BODIES TO ATTEND
Live stock Men, Chambers OF Com
merce and other viii visit
show, CominE on Train
of Their own.

DENVER. Colo. oct. b.-(SpecialD-with
unsurpassed exhibits Of small grains and
grasses, as well as corn, the farmers Of
the Centennial state expect to win a large
number OF the prizes at the National Corn
exposition in competition with the world.
and a large number will enter exhibits in
competition for the ia prizes offered for
Colorado grains exclusively.
Those men Of Colorado who have led in
the tanning of the prairies and to whom
belongs the credit for the fact that golden
grain now wave where the wild winds and
their brothers, the coyotes, used to sing
together, are the men who recognize the
influence of the National Corn exposition
and they are coming to omaha In Decem-
Der.
Governor John F. Shafroth today dis
cussed the coming exposition at Omaha
and the Missouri River Navigation con-
gress, which meet simultaneously, with a
representative OF the omaha Commercial
club. The governor said he wanted to at
tend the exposition and the river congress.
He has a case before the supreme court in
Washington November 30 and believes he
can make It convenient to be in Omaha
about the time the exposition opens. The
governor Of Colorado would thus be able
to present the 1850 silver trophy offered
by Denver and Colorado business men for
the best peck Of oats in the world. Gov
ernor Shafroth said he would be glad to
present the trophy to the winner should
he be able to stop In Omaha, as 1t now
oaArno he will
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Postofnce

PIERRE, s D., Oct. Especial Tele.
gram)-It is reported that the postofflcs
al Powell, In western Stanley county. was
robbed last night, and an Inspector has
been sent out to investigate. The amount
lost was not reported
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

DON'T waste your money buying plastsrS
when you can get a bottle Of Chamberlain
Eminent for 3 cents. A piece OF flannel
dampened with THIS liniment Is superior TO
any plaster tor lame back. pains IN the
side and chest. and much cheaper. Sold by
AL druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

BIG BARGAIN.

BIG BARGAINS
IN NEBRASKA FARMING LANDS
IN MORRELL COUNTY, NEB.
30 acres, nearly all fine tillable land.
good soil, fine water, 81. so per acre.
4S0 acres, over BOZ acres smooth land. rich
soil, abundant water, $l2. 80 per acre.
$40 acres, nearly 800 acres level or gently
rolling, rich soil, 81. so per acre.
y60 acres, about 100 acres good tnlabIe
land, good soil and water. $40 per acre.
leo acres, over 100 acres level or gently
rolling, excellent soil, only Is to As feet To
water, 50. per acre.
Will make zine dairy or stock farms.
HICKS REAL ESTATE Coz,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
sIashed with a Rasor

wounded with a gun or pierced by a rusty
nail, Bueklen's Arnica ssive heals the
wound Guaranteed. sc. Sold by Reaton
Drug Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

EOON EON who find their power -
NEkVES gone as a result Of ever.
WeTk or mental exertion should .
make you eat and sleep and be q INA
again
q 8oxI , bOzsS Oa.Bo ~ mail
gMBRMAN 3 Mc0oNNELL DRUG GO.
Cor. I6th snd DodgO 0trpOtss
OWL D1uo 0o1kPAHH,
Cor. leth Ans USESsJ Sta omAhA. Hoh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Kansas.

KANSAS-245 acres for sale; four-room
house, new barn, 40X60. All fine tillable
land; corn will go sixty bushels per acre
this year. Price S5 per acre. For further
write for my special farm list
{. 5, Clark, Parsons, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
rAnn WI F EEAake EEs Ik1b FOR ..lp
FARM FOR RALE.

90 acres, 50 acres under ditch, 40 I'm al
falfa. t5 Of oats Is Of corn. Win sell tools
and crop ON ground, all fenced. 100 acres
In pasture, good house, well improved. II
interested write W. Il. Moe. Bridgeport,
Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Fourth Prize Story

BY Helen Johnson. SS4 South Seventeenth
street, Lincoln, Neb., aged "a years; W.
l.. Johnson, father; Bryant school, Miss
Anthony. teacher, grade Sth h.
wANTEp-small boy, with a good voice,
TO sing 10 cafe. Apply between 2 and 3 p.
mn. Y, Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Many Clubs Coming.

Denver live stock dealers and growers in
the state who are planning to attend the
international Live Stock exposition are to
make il a part Of their plans to visit the
National Corn exposition In Omaha, where
they will be entertained by the South
Omaha Live Stock exchange, the Union
Stock Yards company and the Omaha pack
ing interests. The Pueblo Commercial club,
the Beef Producers Association of Colo
RADIO and the Grand Junction Commercial
club have one car each of a special train.
In a three-column article on Colorado at
the National Corn exposition the Denver
News today says:
Senator +. NJ. Ammons, president of the
Western Live Stock show, is to address the
visitors at the National Corn exposition in
Grasses Of the West to Live Stock Produc-
ton.
Sidney Kent will deliver an illustrated
lecture on Practical Irrigation Farming
Methods and w. II. Olin, formerly Of the
Colorado Agricultural college, will speak
on High Altitude Farming
From Colorado's dry farms exhibits will
be sent to Omaha, which will show
what 1t is possible to grow without water.
The United States understands what irri-
CATION will do, but as yet we'll informed
men cannot understand how dry farming
has been developed, how it has made the
raw prairies disappear like the moke Of
the lodge fire and become a memory along
with the bull train and the old OK trail of
the great plains"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

NUCKOLLS County, Nebraska. Land
Bargain-S0 acres near Edgar, good house
barn. hog house, hog pasture, so acres
alfalfa, 70 acres timothy and clover. 10
acres other cultivated land, balance fenced
PASTURE, IL taken soon, so peT acre.
Terms. Box e. Edgar, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

6SO-ACRE farm, 2Sj in cultivation; house
SOXSO, two-story, barn, 26x+0; hog house,
~granary, corncrib; orchard; peach orchard:
2O-acre hog pasture; 10 acres timber. bal
ance pasture ana hay land; soil black
loan. snap at so per acre. For further
Ewing. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
New Bungalow
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FoR SALE
Iowa.

Iowa.
FOR S~ALE-Bellevue fruit farm, loca-
ted 3S miles southeast OF Council BLUFFS.
la. 20 acres, elevation high; health giving
location, full assortment OF fruit. Especially
adapted for practical fruit grower OF
man of means desiring a beautiful subur-
ban residence. Price 5000: less for cash.
For particulars, address owner. II. G..
Raymond, Sl4 Sixth Ave, Council Bluffs
la.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
BARGAIN IN r

BARGAIN IN FARMS.
Ten thousand acres alfalfa. winter wheat
and corn Liant for sale in small and large
farms, in sherman, Buffalo and Custer
counties. j. +. Campbell, Litchneld, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

THIS STORY RANKED FOURTH AMONG THOSE SENT IN
LAST WEEK AND THE WRITER WAS AWARDED
- THE FOURTH PRIZE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

FINE 6OO-acre farm within 20 miles OF
Omaha, has just been inherited BY non
resident heirs, They want a chance 10
a man with the cash. / think less than
$4,000 VIII get 1t. Address l. 46I, Omaha
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

FOR quick returns, Us. you= real estate
for sale and exchange with me, no sale,
no pay. w. w. Mitchell. Board % Trade
Bldg, omaha Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Near So. Omaha Car

15ll Olin Ave. Frederick ST. brand new
cottage home with five splendid living
rooms besides closets, pantry, hall 2 bed
rooms, large attic, good cellar; best of
plumbing; floors nicely finished; extra fine
combination fixtures; cement walks every
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

WANTED-By young man. place to work
Both phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
MANIFESTATIONS

LADY with several years bushes train
ing desires position selma either in cit
or will travel. a. references. Addres
w 607. care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
Payne, BoStwick & Co.

SNAP, an S-room modern house at 9Oe
Hickory. Must be sold, lot 42Xl4O, make
an offer. Call Room All Karbach Bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
uouth Dakota.
North Dakota.

FOR SALE-SOO acres, North Dakota
farm, 20 miles from jamestown. 5 miles
from Pingree; 700 acres under cultivation;
40 pastures; so still prairie; nine-room house;
good horse barn; sheds; 10000 bushels gran
airy; good water, etc; school house on the
farm. Address the owner, J. d. Miller,
Miller. s. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

Total 1864
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued.)

George & Co., Exclusive Agents
1901 Farnam st. Phone Doug. 1856.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

WASHING, IRONING, coo dozen. 6l9
SO 10Th.
WANTED-Position as companion and
helper to some well-to-do, refined lady,
where one need not be treated as inferior.
'Phone Harvey 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06

2s13 WOOLwORTH AVE, 8 rooms. mod
srn. $3.50. 1850 n. 10th ST.. 8 rooms. modern
\ except heat, t23 Ringwalt Bros. 56 S
! 18TH 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-06
OFFERED EOR RENT

Z FOR RENT-s-room, all modern house.
zoos Willis Ave. $500. c. Al Bachman.
436 Paxton Bin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
BUSINESS OF BANKS
EXCEEDS LAST YEARS
Week Shows Substantial Gains
i'm Eight Cities

While no city except San Jose has
larger clearings than last week. the
weekly bank clearings report of the
California Promotion committee shows
increases in every case-and substan-
tial gains at that-Over the corre-
spending week Of 1908 in all California
cities.
Clearings for the week in San Fran
cisco totaled sSS 475,019.37, gain of
11.4 per cent over the 1908 figure, S34.-
$685. 153.07. Los Angeles reported S12.-
2S9, ,404.S4 for the week, gaining. over
last years figure. $685.. .19o, or 2s.6 per
cent. In Oakland the increase was 3S.5
per cent. the respective figures being
$1,s5S,S $1,000 and S1.414,4S6-72.
San Jose's clearings for the week
were $3.50, ,7S9-47; compared with the
1908 total of $4S0,322.6S this represents
a gain of 20.9 per cent. A gain of 25.9
per cent was registered in stockton.
with totals. respectively. of s637.37O.sS
and so05, ,395.04. Last year at this time
Sacramento's clearings were $685.
1914; this weeks report gives S1,130,-
S56.32, thus showing a gain of 14.7 per
cent.
Fresno had the largest percentage of
gain for the week, AIS per cent, its
clearance being $72s.734.2s and s509.-
1867, respectively. San Diego banks
cleared s1.oo5.21o.22. an increase OF
26.1 per cent over the 1908 clearings for
the corresponding week, which were
s796,767.93.
The grand total for the week for the
eight California cities was s5s,754,-
225.1S.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
WILL SHOW VIEWS
OF HfTCH H[TCHY
Charles Wesley Reed Will Give
Illustrated Lecture on
Sierra Water Supply

The resources of the TuoIumne
region lin water-abundant supplies Of
clean, clear water-will be told and
illustrated at the Novelty theater Octo-
ber ] at o'clock p. m. by Charles Wes-
ley Reed, former supervisor. In an ad-
dress that viii be of great interest
and at the same time furnish San
Francisco's citizens with the facts con-
cerning the Hetch Hetchy valley. Lake
Eleanor and the surrounding water
shed
More that 200 pictures, taken by Reed
himself, will be thrown on a screen by
lantern slides. and every feature of
the watershed shown in beautiful
photographs. embracing a wide stretch
of country and picturing the beauties
of the lakes and valleys and their
utility.
Reed is giving this lecture as a per-
sona1 matter. AS chairman of the
supervisoria1 committee that proposed
the Hetch Hetchy bond election he went
to the Tuolumne region TO investigate
every feature of the country before
taking action.
~ punt u De uTSHQ DN
Reed is the overthrow of the PROPOSE
ton to buy the Spring Valley water
company before acquiring Hetch
Hetchy. This proposition Reed de-
clareS Is unnecessary and foolish and
he viii tell his audience just why he
believes so.
On his trip to the watershed, upon
which OCCASION he took, the 200 photo
graphs he Will display q screen at
the Novelty. Reed passed through the
Yosemite valley and into the Lake
Rogers, Lake Benson, Lake Vernon,
Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy
regions. AT the latter point he en-
countered the Sierra club fanked by
eastern attorneys, imported journalists
and many arguments.
AS result of the imported journal
lists, Reed says, the first of a series
of efforts to so bias public opinion in
the east that congress may attempt
to revoke the privileges in the valley
it has granted San Francisco. ap-
peared in a recent number Of .Iarper's s
Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
PLAN TO BUY A NEW
FLAG FOR SCHOOL
Improvement Club Will Give
Dance to Raise Funds

The Sheridan Improvement club Of
Ocean View held an enthusiastic meet
ing on Thursday evening in the Guild
hall. in Sycamore street. and II was
decided that the consolidation of the
organization and the Ladies' Sheridan
Improvement club would be for mutual
benefit.
A delegation from the ladies' club
was present and agreed TO the merging
Of the two.
1t was decided that the clubs should
give an entertainment and dance on
October 16 at Wolf's hall. Ocean View.
10 raise money to buy 4 Tag for the
new Sheridan school, aud in order 70
make the affair a truly popular one
the admission viii be but 10 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
DESERTED WIFE IS
NOW MENTAL WRECK
Husband Said He Would Return
in Fifteen Minutes, but
Never Came Back
Six Months of Married Life
Enough for Wealthy Cooper
and His Bride

Charles Oberfeld young contractor,
told his young wife, Anna, that he
would return in Is minutes as he
parted from her at their home at 1924
Twenty fifth street. That was over
a year ago, and the young wife is
still waiting.
My daughter is nearly an imbecile
from worry" Mrs. wilhelmine Lasky
told Judge Graham yesterday. She
win not eat unless we feed her and
never speaks except to ask about her
husband. She sits in her chair, or
PAGES the floor, and keeps saying, he
viii be back in Is minutes.''
So far as Judge Graham could learn,
II was a petty quarrel that parted the
pair after less than a year of mar
ried life. Oberfeld went on the stand
TO say. that he had threatened not to
return and his wife said she didn't
care. He made the remark about be-
ing back in Is minutes in irony.
Mrs. Oberfeld then returned to her
parents in San Jose They are poor
people, with a small income from a
milk route. and unable TO care prop
erly for the girl. They have now
placed her in a sanatorium. The case
came up yesterday on a motion TO in
crease the sum allowed in her suit
for maintenance from s35 to SIS
month.
Mrs Lillian Woerner brought suit
for maintenance yesterday against
Gustave Woerner, head of the David
Woerner cooperage company and
man whose estate exceeds $3.50 900 in
value. The Woerners have no quar-
rel, according to the plaintiffs attor
ney. John r. Williams. They have
both come TO the conclusion that life
would be pleasanter apart. They were
married February of this year, and
the husband took separate quarters
in the following August. Mrs. Woer-
ner says that her husband makes $3.50
a month. She asks for $500 a month
as her share.
Albert E. Pearson used to take
savage delight in looking fierce, ac-
cording 10 his wife, Clara 1t was five
weeks after their marriage in Septem-
ber. 1906. that he first sat in a pail
of gloom and looked so steadily and
so menacingly at her that she says
she had fit of hysteria. She wants
a divorce.
Jeremiah O'Brien. an iron worker,
beat his wife, Julia, with q hobnail
shoe on one occas sion and several times
with a hammer according TO her story
yesterday In Judge Mogan's court. She
received a decree of divorce and their
home at 433s Twenty fifth street.
Adelaide Larkins filed suit for di-
vorce on the ground of cruelty against
William A. Larkins. "a book keeper.
YESTERDAY to whom she was married
Nav 4 1907. He excused his irregu-
lar hours on the ground that he was
too young TO settle down" and had
to have his 1ing," the complaint says.
Meta Edwards, brought up among
refined surroundings in London, 10
marry at the age of IS years, sued
B. Lawrence Edwards for divorce yes
terday on the ground of extreme cruel
ty after six years of marriage.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
MRS. \. s. EALAND
ENDSDNORCF SUIT
Proceedings Dismissed Within
Fortnight of Filing Petition
in Second Action

On the surface it looked yesterday
as if Mrs Katherine Stow Ealand was
playing the fateful game of 81 will, 1
won't with the divorce court. because.
through her attorneys, Marrison, Cope
& Brobeck, the popular beauty of San
Francisco and Santa Barbara fled a
dismissal of the divorce proceedings
which she began September 13, less
than a fortnight ago. against ner hus-
band. Charles Ealand. the Santa Bar
bara cattleman and capitalist.
Mrs. Ealand is now in Santa Barbara
with her mother, Mrs. Sherman Sr1w.
Her attorneys would not discuss ths
case yesterday beyond admitting ttGt
the order for a dismissal of the action
had been filed
Society is speculating as to Mrs.
Ealand's plans. The gossips ask
whether Mrs. Ealand is about to effect
a reconciliation with her husband or
is preparing a new complaint. She
sued her husband for divorce IN Santa
Barba county several years ago on
the ground of intemperance, but Ealand
contested and she lost the suit, much
The second suit was on tho ground
of desertion, and Mrs. Ealand asked
that the order of the first court. award
ing her the custody of their child, be
affirmed.
Those whose speculation has led them
to the consideration Of a reconciliation
point argumenta lively to the previous
unhappy married life of the couple.
Mrs Ealand came to San Francisco
last winter and secured legal resi-
dence here. living with her mother at
1881 Pacific avenue. The report that
divorce had been asked for did not
cause nearly the surprise among the
young society matron's friends that
was stimulated by the word that she
had withdrawn the action.
While Mrs. Ealand lived quietly here
during the social season her sister
Miss Margaret Stow. was one of the
bellies of the Greenway dances. Miss
Slows engagement to Edward Brigh.
Bruce. a young New York lawyer now
practiclng in Manila. was announced
on the same day that Mrs. Ealands s
second suit for divorce was filed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
ARTICLE ON DISCOVERY
OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY

The famous Franciscan historian.
Padre Zephyrin. has written an article
on WHO Discovered San Francisco
Bay2 which Charles Phillips. editor
of the San Francisco Monitor, an
nounces he will publish on Saturday.
October 2. Padre Zephyrin, author of
missions and Missionaries of Califor-
MIA" The Holy Man of Santa Clara"
The Franciscans In Arizona" "The
Franciscans in California" and other
Standard works, has translated the
records from the original Spanish of
the ''diario" kept by Padre Crespi dur
ing the Portola expedition, and he
proves that the bay OF San Francisco
was discovered by-well. not by Por-
tola. The Monitors article will prove
an interesting addition to the states
history.