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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
SOCieNNeWs Across The B0y

dozen close friends. Covers will be laid
for:
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Miss May Coogan
0rrick Miss Leroy
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller William orrick
Mrs. Prentiss Selby will entertain at
her home in Santa Rosa avenue tomor-
for cup of tea and a farewell hour
with her mother, Mrs. Barrett, before
her departure for the east
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Burrill have
gone to Seattle to remain six months.
In honor of Miss Ida Wickson, whose
betrothal to Hudson Thomas was an
nounced late in the winter, Mrs. w. F.
Kelly will entertain at one of the larg
est luncheons of the season Friday,
having asked % friends to meet her
sister. Cards will furnish the diversion
of the afternoon.
The Suffrage Amendment league Of
Oakland has planned an interesting all
day meeting for tomorrow to celebrate
the opening of its new headquarters in
Woodmen hall, Twelfth street. The
conference of committee workers at IL
o'clock will be followed by a basket
luncheon. The reports and election of
officers will precede the open meeting,
at which a number of prominent suf-
frage women will speak. Mrs. Agnes
Ray will probably succeed herself to
the Office of president.
The engagement of Miss Maryland
Price, the charming daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace G. Price of East
Oakland, and Milton l.. Price, promi-
nent young southerner, was announced
yesterday afternoon at delightful
card party in the Price residence.
Price came to Oakland recently and
will probably make this city his home.
The marriage date has not been set
Among the guests yesterday were:
Mrs Sterling Price Miss Florence Ferrin
Miss Hazel Horton Miss Esteile Ferrin
Mrs Otis Engs Miss Gertrude Sturm
Miss Mercedes sarsfeld Miss Maryland Price
Miss Viva Sturm
The marriage of Miss Stella Ball and
Carl Mechanics was solemnized this
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey Hughes Of SGT Thirty-second
street, DR.. c.. r. Brown officiating The
bride was given away by Humphrey
Hughes and was attended by Miss
Gladys Hughes as maid OF honor
Alec Hart supported the groom.
Mechanics and his bride were grad
udleu from the OHlSeISlty VI CoAiioiiii Id
with the class of 0S. While at col
lege the bridegroom was prominently
identified with the Min Kaph MIN and
Sigma XII honor societies. Upon their
return from the honeymoon the young
couple will make their home in Berke-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.JCornish Of Pied
mont are away on a trip to the Yo-
semitic valley and expect to return
home early in June.
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CONTRACT LET FOR NEW
WESTERN PACIFIC DEPOT
Third and Washington Street
Station to Be Built

OAKLAND, May ia builders
contract for the erection of the West
ern Pacific passenger station at Third
and washington streets was filed with
the county recorder yesterday. The con-
tract calls for a reinforced concrete
building extending along the north
side of Third street from washing
ton close to Broadway. The main build
ing will be two stories i'll height, in
modern style, thanked by arcades con-
Meeting with the baggage and express
station. A grill and eommodious quar-
ters for the public will be included.
The Ransome concrete company Sc
cured the contract, the total cost to
he S35OO0
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
BERKELEY MAY LOSE
IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
Auditor Refuses to Sign War
rants for 5000 Expenditure

BERKELEY. May 1S-Berkeley is in
danger of losing the BertillOn and fin
ger print systems. for which $500 was
voted by the town board at its last
meeting. Town Auditor NJ. l. Hanscom
has intimated that he viii not sign the
warrant for the amount. He says that
under the law the town of Berkeley has
no right to spend money for police pro-
lection, as this is the province of the
state government.
He also declared that the town treas
ury funds are low and that the CITY
should start the fiscal year with a clean
slate.
On account of Hanscom's attitude the
trustees at their next meeting may re-
scind the ordinance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
CAPITALISTS WILL GIVES
FIVE DOLLARS TO WIDOW
Henry w. Deming's Testament
Filed With County Clerk

OAKLAND. May l3.-The viii of
Henry w. Deming. capitalist, has been
filed in escrow with the county clerk.
Deming was known as a member of
the last trial jury panel and as de-
PENDANT in an action for divorce filed
by Emily Deming. She alleged habits
which made them incompatible, but
dismissed her suit a few days before
IL came up for trial BY bis viii he
left her IS and gave her daughter by
a former marriage 500.
Deming's estate consisted of real
property in Berkeley valued at 5000
He left a house and lot located in
Allston way to his sister Mrs. NJ. +.
Howard of Eugene, Ore. another house
and lot in the Bay View tract TO Mrs.
Florence Eolmquist, a niece living at
Redwood City; to Mrs A Densmore.
a sister, he gave property in Ashby
avenue.
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MATCHES COINS AND
QUICKLY LOSES 500
Asparagus Planter Asks Police
to Recover Money

OAKLAND, May 13.-Antone Furtoda,
an asparagus planter living on Bay
Farm island, fell in with two men last
night and went into lumber yard at
the foot of washington street where
the trio might match coins without
interruption. At first Furtoda, ac-
cording to his report to the police, won
gold, but after that lost 800 to his
two companions.
All Too a Chinese. reported that
three men assailed him at Eighth and
Pine streets late last night, beat him
and took $50 from him.
NJ II McCord of room So in the Ven
dome hotel, Ninth and Washington
streets, reported that room thieves
robbed him of clothing worth SIS.
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HOMESTEAD NOT EXEMPT
. FROM INHERITANCE TAX
Appellate Court Decides KEN
nedv Estate Must Pay in Full

SACRAMENTO, May 1S.-The appel
late court today decided that the es-
tate of the late John f. Kennedy must
pay to County Treasurer McDougall of
San Francisco Inheritance tax on the
full amount of the estate. which has
been appraised at $50,
Alice Kennedy, the widow, objected
to having her homestead, appraised at
$4,000, taxed.
McDougan joined in the appeal from
Judge Coffeys decision, which exempt
ed the $4,000 family allowance from
inheritance taxation. The higher court
found that the homestead, as well as
the family allowance. should come un-
der the inheritanoe tax.
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eral months, gradually getting worse
all the time
don't know. where 1 would have
ended If I had not discovered an ad-
vArtisement of DIR. Hall of San Fran
cisco. who cures with electricity.
/ sent for DIR. Halls free book about
his treatment, and after reading il
through decided to try his Electro
Vigor DR.. Hall gave me testimonials
from many of his cured patients who
had been afflicted as I was. / CORE
sponded with some of these people,
and all recommended Electro-Vigor
very highly. One letter read as fol-
lows:
During the four weeks time which
me up wonderfully. / am well and
strong and the bowel trouble and lum-
bago are cured-something which
years of doctoring failed TO accom-
plish. Nj. H. BIXBI.
"Oleander. CAL
After the first application of Electro
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EDITORIAL STAFF NAMED
FOR DAILY CALIFORNIAN
Chaffee E. Hall Makes Churchill
His Chief Assistant

BERKELEY, May 13.-Chaffee E.
Hall, editor elect of the Daily Califor-
man.. the college daily, appointed his
staff for the ensuing year today.
Vernon r. Churchill, who has been
news editor of the paper, for the last
year, will be managing editor during
the spring term. Duley Gates. who has
handled the sporting end of the publi-
cation during the last two seasons, was
appointed news editor.
Other appointments are: News edi-
tors-G. NJ. Chapman, p. b. Hammond.
H. H. Kreuger and A. L. Pendergast;
associate editors-M A. Cartwright, r.
II. Clark, E. NJ. Einstein, r. ID. Graham,
Elliott Johnson. T. B. Kittredge, E. c.
Livingston, H. Fl. Phleger, j. +. Pollard
and ]. III. Weissbein.
The appointments will go into effect
the first college day next August.
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ASK NONSUIT IN
BIG WILL CONTEST
Lawyers for Proponents OF the
Fletcher Estate Assert
Charges Not Proved

OAKLAND. May 13.-The attempt TO
set aside the will Of the late George
William Fletcher, pioneer Southern Pa
cific company official, centering around
charges Of undue influence alleged TO
have been exerted by Miss Adeline
Maud Wellendorn and Artemus I.
Fletcher, a brother. reached a critical
stage today when. after brief argu-
ments. Judge Wells took under advise
ment motion for nonsuit made by
The proponents of the will The de-
cision viii be given Monday morning.
The motion was made after the con-
testants had placed Miss Wellendorm on
the stand as one Of their own witnesses
and after Miss Salina Patterson, the
aged contestant, had reached the verge
OF collapse from weakness following
an extended examination.
Miss Pattersons testimony was d.
rected at esta blishing the degree OF
cordial relations between Miss Wellen-
dorff and Fletcher, and she said that
their friendship had gone so far that
Miss Wellendorf affectionately called
him s-Popsy wopsy.' Being recalled
TO the witness stand Miss WellendorH
admitted that she had addressed him
as "Popsy.'
MOVED TO SAN FRANCISCO
Miss Patterson said Fletcher had dis
posed Of his home and had removed TO
san Francisco, where he and his wife
lived at hotels. Mrs. Fletcher was
represented as being depressed over the
loss OF her home life and Miss Pat
terson charged il all TO Miss Wellen-
dorn.
Miss Wellendorff explained that after
living at San Francisco for Several
years the Fletchers planned 10 return
TO Berkeley and that they agreed 10
nav rent and three quarters Of the
household expenses, her own share be-
ing one quarter. This continued up
10 the illness which carried the Fletch-
ers of within a week of each other
she admitted that she had had mes
sage from Artemus Fletcher from Los
Angeles telling her to request Fletcher
10 make his viii. as his former Will had
been destroyed in the San Francisco
fire. F'letcher's own objections 10 heavy
expenses incurred at a hospital led to
his being removed to hastily fur
nished room in California street, she
said.
CONTESTANTS REST CASE
When Miss Patterson had finished.
Attorney r. H. Countryman rested the
case for the contestants and Attorney
r. NJ Fitzgerald for the proponents OF
the will moved for nonsuit. fitz-
gerald said that the suit had been
ba sed on three points. the alleged I'M
soundness of Fletchers mind when the
will was made. the alleged undue infiu-
ence exerted by Miss Wellendorf and
Artemus Fletcher and the alleged legal
defects Of the document itself There
was no testimony TO show that the will
was defective in form and Fitzgerald
contended that the evidence failed to
support the other points
Countryman replied with citations of
authorities and Judge Wells took the
question Of nonsuit under advisement.
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LOAN FUND FOR NEEDY
STUDENTS ESTABLISHED
Graduating Class of 1909 Sets
Aside $500 for Purpose

BERKELEY, May 13.-Out of fund
of more than $1,4O0 left in the class
treasury on graduation the seniors of
1909 of the university have established
loan fund for needy students, which
will be handled by the regents.
Eight hundred dollars of the money
in the treasury was voted for this pur-
pose and a precedent has been estab-
hshed as this is the first time that a
university class has given money for a
loan fund for deserving students.
OF the remainder of the class money
$500 will be used for permanent organi-
zation, $50 for the celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of the university
next year and 500 for a class banner to
be carried commencement day.
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PROF. e. j. WICKSON TO
DEDICATE DAVIS FARM
Will Make Principal Address;
DIR. Wheeler to Speak

BERKELEY, May 1S.-The program
for the dedication of the new dormi-
tory at the Davis farm and basket pic
mic, which will be held May % at IL
a. M, was announced today by Prof. E.
culture, who Will deliver the dedicatory
address of the day. President Wheeler
will also speak on the occasion and
other well known men will be heard.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
WILL HANDLE FINANCES
OF CALIFORNIA COLLEGE
Rev. c. w. Brinstad Succeeds
A. A. Macurda

OAKLAND, May 13.-Rev. c. w.
Brinstad, state superintendent of Bap-
fist missions, has been placed in charge
of the finances of California college,
Baptist school of East Oakland. Funds
have been lacking. Following the re-
cent resignation of A. A Macurda, the
president, there has been an examina-
ton of the books, the result of which
has been a reported laxity. The col
lege has been struggling for several
years under a financial stress.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
NORTHBRAE CARLINE
EXTENSION PLANNED
Oakland Traction Company to
Run Through Ocean View

BERKELEY, May 13.-Immediate ex-
tension of the Northbrae car line west
erly through Ocean View in Berkeley
and into the municipality of that name
on the bay shore is planned by the Of
fcials of the Oakland traction com
pany. At first the new line will make
connections with the San Pablo car
line, but later will be extended to the
bay. Duncan McDuffie, according to a
report circulated in Ocean View TODAY
will apply for the crosstown car line
franchise before the Ocean View board
of town trustees.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
ANNUAL BENEFIT FOR
FRED FINCH ORPHANAGE
Musical Cantata to Be Present.
ed by SeventY=five Children

OAKLAND. May 1s.-The annual
benefit for the Fred Finch orphanage,
to be held in Hamilton hall next Tues
day evening, will be marked by pre-
tentious program carried out entirely
by the children of the orphanage.
A musical cantata, entitled "a Day
entire student body of rs children. all
in costume.
M. A. Rood will direct the musical
numbers. The proceeds of the benefit
will be devoted to the upbuilding and
maintenance of the home.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
MOTHER FACES TRIAL
FOR BEATING CHILDREN
Woman Arrested While Under
Influence of Liquor

ALAMEDA. May 13.-Accused of hav-
ing beaten her children and of imbib-
ibg too freely in strong drinks, Mrs
Rose Trano of so Centennial street is
in the city prison awaiting trial Mrs
Trano was arrested last night after
causing a family row while under the
influence of liquor. officer White of
the Society for Prevention of Cruelty
to Children was notified and steps will
be taken to have the children taken
care of by a charitable institution.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

1t does not shock
or burn-the sen
sation is pleasant.
exhilarating. The
current is scien-
tihcally applied so
that it goes Just
where it is need
ed Electro-vigor
is easy to use. All
you need to do is
adjust it properly
when you go to
bed. and all night
long. while you
sleep. it saturates
the nerves and vi
tals with a glow
ing tire a m OF
electric FIRE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
FITCHBURG WELLS AGAIN
GIVE ALAMEDA WATER
Tests Satisfy Board of Health
as to Purity

ALAMEDA, May 1s.-Alameda is
again receiving its water supply from
the Fitchburg wells. the water having
been turned on yesterday evening. The
wells have been thoroughly recon-
structed and cleansed by the water
company, and the various tests show
that the water from the Fitchburg
plant is satisfactory to the board of
health.
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Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, May 13,-The following marriage
licences were issued today:
Milton Hass, 30. and Vera Haslenhurst 49,
both of San Francisco.
Archie P. Meyer 81. and Ethel NJ Grant 20,
both of Oakland.
Samuel W. Winsor, 20. San Francisco and Ma
bel e. Mccarthy, 90 Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
BOY MAY LOSE SIGHT
AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT
Lad POurs Molten Metal Into
Flask of Water

BERKELEY. May 1.-THE acciden-
tai splashing into his face of molten
metal which he attempted to pour into
a flask of water may cost Jack Stein,
the y year old son Of L. L. Stein, a
North Berkeley butcher, the sight of
his right eye
The burning metal few into his hair
and face and caused great pain which
was relieved by Miss Lena Reisman,
his aunt. who has charge OF the house,
hold during the absence of the Stems
in Europe.
The boy was taken to a San Fran
cisco specialist today TO determine
whether the sight can be saved.
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May 13.-Dr. George c.
rdee and Mrs. Pardee gave a notable
option this evening at their resi-
ice in Eleventh street, making the
n and women who graduated from
University of California 80 years
D in the class with their host the
ests of honor. More than 200 cards
re sent out for the reunion, and half
hundred guests accepted the Pardees'
spitality, while a large. number sent
egrams and letters of greeting.
ny men and women prominent in
financial. professional and art
rid belong to this famous class of 10,
ose members each year hold a re-
ion. DR.. and Mrs. Pardee served
,per at periodically decorated tables,
ere bachelor buttons and golden
wers suggested the colors of the
IA mater. The guests responded in
ne happy toasts Among those who
eived cards for the evening were:
and Mrs Charles Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
utters. Claremont X. Beard. Modesto I
and Mrs. William Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
eth Berkeley Campbell. Honolulu
and Mrs. John G. Fl. Congdon
-cHenry Berkeley Fl. L. Coon, San Rafael
and Mrs. Sam Irv- Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis,
lg, Berkeley st. Louis
and Mrs F. P. Herman Johnson. San
nttle, Berkeley Francisco
+ and Mrs Edmond A. Lordal Sacramento
NELL. Berkeley Miss NJ. W. Shinn,
f. and Mrs. f. w. Niles
late. Berkeley Clarence II. Wallace
and Mrs George st. Helena
astick. Alameda Mr.. and Mrs. Sam l.
and Mrs. George r. Wormer, San Rafael
elsey, Berkeley Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Wheeler
ond ID, Alameda Mr.. and Mrs j. Q.
Ee and Mrs. Charles Brown, Kansas City
I. Slack San Fran Mr.. and Mrs. B. K
SEQ Dunshee. Butte, Mont
) Anna Head, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ed
erkeley wards Santa Barbara
$ Sarah Bolton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
erkeley Leffngwell Bishop
) Harriet whirlow, Inyo county
erkeley Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Welcher Berkeley Moody. Dallas, WASH
G.. Knapp, Oakland Mr.. and Mrs. III. w.
q. Henderson Melvanny, Los An
) Minnie Cole, Den geles
sing Miner. Beni-l Musgrove, Hanford
a Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
les Mailliard, San Rothchild, Portland
rancisco Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
ris Biem, Washing Stanley, Palo Alto
m ID. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
5 Charlotte Book Scholie, New York
Is, jacksonville Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
and Mrs. w. Fl. Thinning
hapmau, San Fran Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
SEQ Reed. Guatemala
anu MITE T. v. Fit. anu MIS- j. y.
DWELL San Fran Everetts
SEQ Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
and Mrs. J. D. Mahon, Martinez
rant. San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
and Mrs. Fremont Morrow, Portland
orse, San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nor
and Mrs. Sigmund dow
tern, san Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
and Mrs. Louis Potte, Sonoma
tern, San Francisco DR.. and Mrs. Fl. e. San
and Mrs. Leon derson, Stockton
loss, San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. X. r.
and Mrs. George B. Smith, Stockton
Tilcutt, San Fran Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
SEQ Strong, Eureka
and Mrs. T. E. Mr. and Mrs. John H
andor Wheeler, st. Helena
FRS. Bernard P. Miller will preside
a dinner tomorrow evening at the
ra grill, her guests including half a
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HOW | GOT THE
DRUG HABIT
(BY |. M. WELLl

Vlgor my ailment began to get better.
and within two months was corn
pletely cured Needless to say. I was
freed from the drug habit as well. ana
my general health greatly improved.
Electro-Vigor is not like electric
belts, doctors batteries and other an
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

Electro-Vigor cures ana cost of
treatment This book contains nic-
lures of we'll built. robust men ana
women. illustrating the method Of
using Electro-vigor.
Dr Hall will send the book. closely
sealed, free, to those who will mail
him this coupon. mail
ton. eOHSu4ea-
once hours-9 a. m. to s. D., m. We'd
ana SAT. until D. M: Sunday. 10 to ri
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cor. kearny. San Francisco, Cal Please
send me your book, closely sealed.
free.
Name .-........-..........
Address .....................
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Two years ago I was taken i'll with a
severe case of bowel trouble. / fmme-
diately sent for my physician and he
prescribed some medicine, The very
few hours it returned worse than ever.
found that by increasing the dose
each time l could get relief, so 1 con-
tinued doing that for three weeks. un-
til / was able to get out of bed.
After recuperating for several
days I felt entirely we'll. although
[ was still taking the drug. When L
had used up all of the medicine I
supposed that / was cured, but
imagine my surprise a day later
urhnr, the frnIhla raannaarad
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

VIOLATES oRDINANcE-AIameda, NAV 1s
Miller ID. Glaze found guilty IN Judge
Tappan's court this morning OF violating the
city ordinance which prohibits the indiscrimi-
nate scattering OF advertising matter through
out the city Glaze is a socialist and was
arrested for lacking plscards on fences and
residences advertising a socialist picnic Sew
tence win be pronounced Thursday
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BERKELEY GIRL WINS
EASTERN ART PRIZE [
Miss Maud Langtree Awarded
New York Scholarship

BERKELEY. May 13-Miss Maud
Langtree. student of the California
school of arts and crafts OF this city,
has been notified that she has been
awarded the scholarship prize of the
Art students league of New York city
where she will go to study this fall
Miss Iangtree submitted a drawing in
competition with several hundred
others. as a result of the call for draw
ingS issued by the league Her work
was considered the best and the schOl-
arship was awarded her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

Good buys in Business Chances and
Lodging Houses scan be found by
watching the ads in the classified pages
of The Cali
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L went TO the
doctor and asked
him to explain, so
he told me that
the medicine con-,
tanned morphine
and that 1 would
have to keep on
taking it until the
a il m e II t W a S
cured. / then real
lied that / was
in the power of
the drug, and as
/ knew of no other
relief l continued
with the medicine.
Instead of i'm
proving, the bowel
tro GU b | e became
chronic, and at
last I was forced
TO resort to power
full doses OF
morphine. I kept
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

Furniture good and cheap this week.
H Schellhaas, Eleventh street at Frank
lin. Oakland.
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Book Worth SI.OO
Given Free

would advise all sufferers
to call or write for DR.. Hairs
lOO-page book. which tells how
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PRICES-Evenings 10c. 2oc soc, T5c. Bo,
Seats, 81. Matinees Except Sundays an,
Holidays, 1oc, 25c. soc.