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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Blood And
Skin Publication
Is Best and Most Quickly Accom-.
plished by Using Stuart's CAL
cjum Waters

Ever since the world began, man
kind has suffered from various forms
of skin and blood diseases. We find
mention of certain diseases of the
skin in writings which have come to
us from periods Of greatest antiquity,
especially those of the Greeks Egyp-
eases being described with great
minuteness.
The glands of the skin are known as
sldorfparous sud or sweat glands. The
sebaceous glands secrete the oil, and
their main duty is TO keep the skin
fail to act sufficiently, there is a dry,
harsh condition of the skin. which be-
comes wax-like in appearances; but il
they are over-stimulated, as in certain
nervous and blood diseases. too much
oil is secreted and poured out on the
skins surface, giving the appearance
of oily skim, or greasy complexion,
as 1t is termed. When this condition
is present, dust particles settle upon
the skin, and, adhering to the oily
surface. block up the outlets to both
the oil and sweat glands.
The muscles of the skin. which are
in a way connected with the sebaceous
and sweat glands, play an important
part in keeping the pores and glands
tract pressure is made upon the glands,
and their contents more or less forced
out The skin of the face does not
have the advantage of this muscular
aid in the expulsion of the glandular
secretions and therefore very rea dily
becomes clogged with impurities, thus
furnishing one of the principal reasons
for the prevalence of pimples and
blackheads upon the cheeks.
In nearly every form of skin dis
ease and clogging of the glands the
blood is primarily at fault, being filled
with impurities which, through weak
ness or perverted function, It is un-
able TO eliminate properly
OF all the remedies on the market for
the cure of skin and blood diseases,
STUART'S CALCIUM WATERS have.
after many tests. been pronounced the
most efficient and powerful. They have
been remarkably successful In curing
pimp1es. blackheads, clogging of the
oil-and sweat glands, carbuncles &C.
izema, scrofula, ulcers and many other
skin humors arising from an Impure
condition of the blood.
They tone up the skin glands so that
a normal amount of oil is secreted, and
through their use one need not suffer
from either an oily skin or an abnor-
mally dry skin. The Precipitation
glands are also made. to functionate
normally, and as the blood is at the
same time purified, all forms of skin
troubles are terminated and cured.
Purchase package of Stuarts Cali
cium Waters from your druggist at
once for so cents, and rid yourself Of
skin troubles and blood diseases. Send
us your name and address for a free
sample package. Address r. A. Stuart
Company IT'S Stuart Building, MARSHALL,
Michigan
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

At present a number of his most strik-
ing may be seen at Gump's, Courvois-
ier's and Rabjohn & Marcom's.
From his studio in Monterey have
come some attractive views. the work
of John NJ Gamble. Two of the best
of these are hung in Schussler's gallery
in Sutter street. One is an effective
little scene of sagebrush and wild now
ers, a mixture of the most delicate
and most vivid of colorings. in sky
and mountains and fields.
larger canvas by him and even
more striking is a spring study near
Carmel 1t represents a scene of wild
mustard and royal purple lupin. The
grass of the field is soft green, and
leads up to a purple mountain in the
background. The day is gray and over
cast and the subdued tints of the flow
ers are in keeping with the dullness
of the sky. in contrast to the almost
startling effects he brings out in his
sunlit scenes.
AT the Del Monte art gallery there
are now two or three of his most
striking works on view and toward the
close of the year the local galleries
hope to have number of his later
canvases to show.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
The California Promotion Committee

tIhe State Central Organization organized in
.-fQ02-An association for the commercial and
Industrial development OF California;
fpROMOTTON The act or promotion, advance
.ment. encouragement Century Dictionary.
The committee has for its object the PROMO
-ylS of California; interests. IT has nothing 10
sell II fosters all things tending 10 the AD-
EANCEMENT Of California. II IS an authority
nr an matters relating 20 California. II EE-
lGIJR RACES the establishment OF new industries
and fosters those already established. II invites
sesfrabIe Immigration. 1t presents the oppor-
funities. snd needs OF all fields OF business and
professional activity. II IS supported by popular
.libscriptIoh and makes charge for any serrIce
rendered II has affiliated with Il 25O CONNER
-.fsl organizations Of the state with combined
Representatives Of these organizations are held
semianDually IN different parts OF the state
where matters OF Caifornia's interest are dis
russed. HeadQuar rters OF The committee are
maintained IN Merchants Exchsnge bldg San
francisco. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
80 = 2
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
COLDS

Fighting off Cold" is COM
mon experience and will be sue
cessfui if you use the right wea-
pon, namely: "Seventy-seven"-
few doses at the first feeling of
iassitude and weakness will break
UP the Cold and prevent the Influ-
enza, Cough and Sore Throat
from developing.
.Seventy-seven" knocks out
Colds that hang on-Grip.
Fits the vest pocket. All Drug
gists, 25 Cents.
Humphreys HOmeo. Medicine Co, Cor. William
md Ann Streets. New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
MOTORCYCLE POLICE
SQUAD FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Police Chief
Stewards new motorcycle squad made
its first appearance on the streets of
Chicago yesterday. At present the
squad consists of only three policemen.
but if the idea of patrolling certain
parts of the city with the aid of motor
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
FAIRBANKS LOSES HIS
FAMOUS WHISPERS

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-charles
Warren Fairbanks. former vice presi-
dent of the United States, has, shaved
OFF his whiskers. Photographs of Fair
banks, taken in Japan and just received
here, show that he has discarded the
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

Gate camp Of the Women Of WOOdcraft has in
Structed its social committee to arrange for
WO0dcraft ball to be given in Golden Gate
hall on the night OF Wednesday. November II.
During the evening the drill team OF Golde1
Gate camp. Captain Reardon, win give an ex-
hibitOn drill
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

I had been thin for years. and began
70 think it was natural for me to be
shat way Finally / read about the
remarkable processes brought about
by the use OF Protone, so / decided to
,av 4. myself. Well. when I look at
myself IN the mirror now, / think it is
somebody else. I have put on just 80
pounds during the last month and
never felt stronger or more 'nervy' in
my life"
nutrition. increases cell growth. makes
'Gerfect the assimilation OF food. In
.creases the number Of blood corpuscles.
and as a necessary result builds up
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rounds out the figure.
: Tor women who can never appear
stylish in anything they wear because
Of their thinness, this remsr rka BILE treat
nent may prove a revelation. 1t is
q beauty maker as well as q form
builder and nerve strengthened.
IT viii cost you nothing 10 prove the
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It: IS absolutely nonin5Urious to the
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viii also send you their book on why
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Send coupon below today with your
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

Humphreys HOmeo. Medicine Co, Cor. William
md Ann Streets. New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
FALsE pRErENsE ALLEeEp-

Ter. 1856 Telegraph avenue, Oakland, obtained
a warrant from Police Judge Shortall yesterday
for the arrest of Archie Bowman charge
of obtaining sl20 from her October Is by
falsely representing that he empowered 10
lease store and fiat at First avenue and Full
ton street at $50 month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Gains 80 Pounds
In 80 Days
Remarkable Result of the New Tissue
BuilderIProtone In Many Cases
Of Rundown Men
and Women.
Prove II Yourself By Sending Coupon
Below For soc Package, Free.

"By George. 1 never saw anything
like the effects OF that new treatment.
Protone. for the building up OF weight
ard lost nerve force. 1t acted more
alike miracle than a medicine" said
= well known gentleman yesterday in
speaking OF the revolution that hao
taken place in his condition. Il be-
Esn 20 think that there was nothing on
earth that could make me fat i tried
TONES, oigestives heavy eating, diets.
milk. beer. and almost everything else
YOU could think Of but without result.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

cycles proves a success. Chief Steward
says he will increase their number.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Prices Csc, 39c, Soc, CSC, S1.48
PRAeERs

chin beard which he wore for so long
Fairbanks retained his mustache.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
ron SAILS MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SASH AND DOOR BARoAfNs
Craftsman doors re per door,
Plain window frames only " %.
Cross panel doors. select grade. u.tA
Five eress panel doors for staining
Picture Moidins. ie per foot
9ssJ'r EssTas ~ ri sssdr eo 'ps
SEAL PAINT.
Il Only one Price
n s.ssiisn cans. iiss B.r ssiisa
Beautiful eoiors The best paint made
eoarosfrioS noorrSo
! ply. welsht lbs per squsre nse
ply, weigh, IS lss p.r ssgsIs W..
''s' 'A' Locks x Ssb hisSks'
Meriiss loeh u cent, Tot plain 81
packed Ip psir q h1s' Boz Win isp X. screw.
PRICE LISTS
Mailed free, postpaid without charge
o, II WILLIAMS CO,
ioie Western Az. Seattle Wash.
PIANO nAR0AINs
Meyer. Toner iiee.
stpddArd. $40
Leland, tise
Arnstrans. mss
Oliver. f4ee
Milton. s.2k
All Ia fHe condition; sold for cash %
fuHtatlments
THE MEYKR. TONER PIANO co.
az Union 81 --is-u
For saie-rurnlture and 100 chickens,
house and one acre for rent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

a SELF SUPPORTING HOME
For Sale, BY Ownef-Four lots, Sex
10 each, on corner. In heart of beau.
tiful Port Angeles. good house and
chicken house. stream " water "a fill
bearing fruit trees loaded with blooms
large strawberry patch, enffants rasp.
berries etc. fine garden nov growing.
aoo-egg incubator and bone mill tools.
thoraua Inbred chickens wood. etc
thrown tn perfect titie. In order 10 cell
Immediately, price only u.7oo. 1900 cash,
balance fite per year Interest per
cont Would trade TOT good team and
wagon Address Kcyiess nns ~. Pert
Anssls, Efshp 81 phone Veg. , m,
Malh Q. Ridsnour seattle.
-i6-IS.x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

CHEAP-sa chicken ranches, from
10 Is acres close In around Seattle, from
1850 70 fsoo on terms Of iat down ts
per month We are tbs owners, 40 you
mans statesmen today, Also We want
several men TO work ut good wages
III
WATER FRONT A erent sacrifice
In East eaat Ii
For saie Ia Southeast seattie-a lots In
garden, fwn-foom house, at bargain nv
owner. Phone Ind, Rainier 81. --ib-gaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
mo sNAp-HIg sNAP.
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
tffs Ashworth 81.
tite Ashwofth ~.

Corner tsrd, near Lincoln niFh
lseheois 4-roem, new, modern. first
clans cuttaass, fireplace. furnace,
eie
POSITIVELY, II not sold Mon.
dat viii be rented, 70 V you really
want a bargain, set busy, See
them az nhce. and call E sis1 even
ings. OF Main 1919 and A atsa dur
Ing the day, and make offer to
Owner Cash ef terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Are You Going to Build?

WE FURNISH FREE COMPLETE BILL OF MATERIAL WITH
EACH SET or STOCK PLANS
This bill the Size length and amonn, of un
yards OF plaster amount Of concrete rough and
finished hardware sash. DOOR, windows, etc
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
CLEARS The COMPL LEXIOE
OVER NIGHT.
Pimpies, Rash. Eruptiorx, Sc
Quickly Eradieated by New
Skin Remedy

since It's discovery one year ago posIaYn
the new skin remedy. has. in its extraor.
dinary accomplishments. exceeded tbs
most sanguine expectations OF the ar,i-
nent specialists who gave it to the worIa
II has cured thousands Of cases 81
eczema and eradieated facial and Other
disHgurements Of years standing. The
terrible itching attending eczema i
stopped with the first application. giving
proof of Its curative properties at the
very outset
In less serious skin affections. such as
pimples. rash. herpes. blackheads. acne
BARRIERS itch. &c. results show after an
overuigRs>sppi.cation only a small ouah-
tity being required 70 effect a cure Tbc.a
Who use poslam Cor these m.nor skin
troubles can now svan themselves Of the
special 5o-cent package. recently adopted
70 meet such needs. Both the so-cenr
PacSse and the regular s. jar may now
DC obtained IN Washington al Ogram's.
ODonnelrs. and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes nav
oe had free Of charge by writing Girecs
TO the Emergency Laboratories. e West
xwenty-hfth street. New York City.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Baltimore. sid-, April Is.-Postofhce in
spectors claim 10 nave made an i'm
portant capture to-day in The arrest in
Philadelphia. Of Max simson, Of New
York. on d charge Of violating the pos
tai laws by conducting lottery schemes.
For several months the Postofhoe De
partment has had inspectors investigat-
ing the operations in this country OF big
foreign lotteries. Simson is the repre-
sentative Of three OF them. He is locked
up IN THIS city tonight. and viii be
given hearing by the United States
commissioner Tomorrow,
simson admitted having been engaged
in the lottery business. dis suit case
contained damaging evidence. Tickets
and circulars Of the Havana National
the Royal Hungarian. and the Ducal
Brunswick companies were found.
L is believed the inspectors have evi-
dence showing that d number OF promi-
nent Baltimore people have been playing
the above-named lotteries. simpson was
in Baltimore some time ago and had his
headquarters ar hotel here He bad a
number CT investors n his schemes here
The inspectors located Simpson al the
Hotel Biebel in Philadelphia He taid
he had been engaged in lottery business
thitry years. and that during the time
he had only been arrestd once al the
instance Of Anthony Comstock-
The authorities believe they have made
the biggest capture in years.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Woman Injured by Runaway.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I. S, Deg, q Asical,ars. wsa,ser Bureau,


Washington. r. g.. Fri5sy. AT-il is p. m
With the exception q showers in the UpTer Mis-
sSsi9g Valley and lSht local rains and SHOWS from
the upIer lake region westward into The Dakotas.
fair weather has prestsd since ThIr~lay night.
There has been c9nsiderahle rise in temrerattre
10 above normal Condifi'us except IN the Atlartic
coast and IN the upT,cr lake rrgicn
There VII be ram snow SATURDAY IN the Michi-
gan peninsula. and showers i'm the remainder of the
lake Tegm ard possibly IN the northern portion q
The Middle Atlantic States and showers SATURDAY
night or Sunday in New England elsewhere the
weather usl be generally fair Saturday and SUNDAY.
i WI De- WERNER Saturday in the Atlantic States.
and cooler hy saturday uighf in the lower lake
! reSlcni elsewhere temperatures VIII change but
little. cXccpt 'n the northern and western upper
lake region. where they viii rise somewhat
The winds along 5he New England cuas- wiz be
light 70 moderate scEth 90 southwest on the Md
de Atlantic coast hght % moderate southeast 20
south; on the South Atlantic coast light % nod
crate c2st o. southeast East Guf coast Iigh. 20
mod rate aouthegly. the West Gulf coast mod
crate and mostly southCriy Cn the loWsr lakes nod
crate and variable. and On the upper lakes light
and reriahle
Steamers departing SATURDAY for European ports
yil haTr light % nlldcmte southerlJ winds win
tar weather to the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
". R. EL1ISTON A SUICIDE.
of Gen. W. II. jackson
Ends His Life i'm Los Angeles

Nashville. April IA telegram received
to-day from Los Angeles. Cal. announca6
the suicide at hotel in that city Of
William R Eliiston, formerly OF this CITY.
the deed being due to financial straits and
dependency.
Mr Eiliston. who was thirty-fve years
old, was son-in-law Of the late Gen. "
H. Jackson, who. at the time of his DEAN
was the proprietor Of the famous Rells
Meade stock farm. located near Nasb,-illo
he married Miss Helen Jackson. who sew
eral years since obtained a divorce from
him.
MI Eiliston was a famous rifle and
pistol shot
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
ARMY SCANDALS TO Be AIRED
Attorneys in Hains Case Cause Con-
sternation at Fort Hamilton.
TrinI Which Opens in Flushing su-
Preme Court Monday VIII Be
Watched with Interest.

New York. April I6.-Detectives \azs
now securing Fo-t Hamilton for evi-
dence 10 be used against Capt. Peter c.
Hams. jr.. whose trial on an indictment
for murder il the first degree for the
shooting or William E. Annis. Al fhe
Bayside Yacht Club last August, is So
down for trial before Justice Garretson
in the Flushing Supreme Court Monday.
While army circles were well raked over
foc evidence detrimental to the Hainses
in the trial o. T. Jenkins Hams for corr
plicity in the shooting Of Annis. This Sec
ond tour into the inner circles Of army
life by District Attorney De Witt Of
Queens County. ii is said. will be apt
10 create feeling OF Uneasiness among
the former smart sci at Fort Hamilton
Until the results of this drastic inqairy
are made known.
Letters TO Capt. Hams which are in the
possession OF the defense, and in which
the captains wife Mrs Claudia Libby
Haine, details some Of the racv sideIicbts
Of life at the Fort Hamilton post. are be-
ing made "A basis Of inquiry now under
way by the district attorney.
District Attorney De Witt has no less
than forty-ive witnesses on his list. who
VIA De subp0enaed by the prosecution
and as the captain is an officer I'm the
regular army ard as the scandal leading
UP 10 the tragedy centered around ForT
Hamilton, II is predicted that if the dis
trict attorney presses his band phases
OF army life which do not appear in print
or in official reports may get an airing
in court
Unlike the trial OF r Jenkins Hains.
who was civilian. the captains trial Will
have as BACKGROUND the glitter an6
tinsei of army lie, while the captains
wife. who was taken to an army post a
cniid bride, II she is called upon TO tcsti-
~. may add interest o. the situation
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

James B. Morrow tells Of an
interview with Benjamin F.
Shively. the slender, large
boned and muscular six-footer,
with the head and handsome
face Of an idealized soldier.
who now represents Indiana ins
the United States Senate. His
speech IN the House OF Repre-
sentatives On rates, rebates, and
determinations was delivered
long before there was any
national legislation regulat-
ing railways. The man who
may be the next Democratic
candidate for President be-
lieves that the issues Of his
party in the campaign Of 1912
viii be Custom-house taxation
and reduction Of the alarming
expenses OF the government.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Omaha. Nebr.. April Ie-H- J. Scott. OF
Portland. editor OF the Oregonian. passed
through Omaha tonight for New York
and Washington. He said: ..The am
bassaorshIp 10 Mexico has not been
formally offered 70 me. but President
Taft has notified me that I could have Il
if wanted il. have not yet made up
my mid 10 reject the place and VIII talk
il over with the President
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
RuVS a Million Acres.

Mexico City. April 16.-Dr. c. c. Young,
OF Chicago. is here negotiating for the
purchase OF a tract Of l,0oe.Oc0 acres OF
land. upon which he proposes TO coIonlze
Russian farmers and their families. DR..
Young is a native OF Russia, and has es-
tablished several colonies Of his country
men IN the Dakotas.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Mrs. Mary Hensley. wife Of Dr. James
T. Hensley. died last night under pecul-
lar circumstances while visiting friends
in the Po-tner apartments. Two hours
before her death Mrs Hensley slipped
and fell while alighting from an auto
She arose from the ground. apparently
unhurt. and walked two blocks to a
friends house.
Mrs. Hensley then walked to the Port
ner apartments TO see DR.. and Mrs. John
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Chicago, April 1s.-The inquiry into the
affairs Of John Dickinson. head of John
Dickinson & Co. the defunet brokerage
concern. was called to-day. but was ad-
jOurned until April .. Mr.. Dickinson's
counsel, George W Plummer, SAYS he has
no knowledge Of his clients whereabouts
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

The real estate section viii
contain two special articles Of
interest not only in Washing
ton, but throughout the South.
One Of these treats Of cotton
mills and the cotton industry,
while the other takes I'D the
question Of protection In the
South.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Fever Amonr shin. Crryv.

Kingston. Jamaica. April Is-The steam
er Neuraston has arrived here from Para.
Brazil, with elevtn cases Of fever among
her crew. one Of tie men died from
the disease. So many Of the crew were
ii that It was only with the greatest
difficulty that the steamer was uavigated.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
local Temncrnfnre-

Midnight. IS; a. m. g. 4 a. m. n.sa. e.
a. m. g; 10 a. n. q. u noon. g.: D. m. s5.
p H.. es: r. m. S.; D. m. s.; 10 D N. S.
Maximum. e2: minimum. L.
Rel9tire humidity-s A. m, g.; ?. m. =: D.
m. o. Hours q sunshine. l12. Fer oeat Of pos
sihle sunshine. 100.
Temperature same date last ysar-sIaximum. s5:
minimum a.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
indicted On 737 Counts.

Topeka, kens.. April Establishments
we're returned here to-day b ythe Federal
grand jury against the Cudahy Packing
Company OF Kansas City. Kans.. on az
counts for defrauding the government Oh;
Of SSe.ele BY violations Of the internal rev
enUe laws.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
AreYou---
Of Course
You Are.

Are you an OptinliSt:?
Are YOU a baseball fan,
Are YOU interested in pol
itics:
Do YOU read fiction:
Are YOU interested IN the
tariff?
Have YOU bought or sold
wheat in the Chicago market;
In fact-but why enumer-
ate?
All these tnnics and phases
Of lie are treated in an
adequate manner IN The
Washington Herald for next
Sunday.
II YOU haven't found in this
list something which appeals
to YOU, buy a copy Of the pa
per, and the chances are what
would be termed a long shot"
that YOU viii find It in some
other department
Hundreds of unbiased read
ers have expressed their high
est approval OF the class and
character Of the reading mat
Ter, whether news or features,
ii the Sunday edition OF The
Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Reelected Tor Tenn rima

Atlanta Ga. April ls.-Robert C. Ogden
Of New York. to-day was elected for the
tenth time president Of the Conference
for Education in the South
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Tide Table.

T0-eay-High tide. 50 a. n. and D. m; lov
tide. l2o5 a. m
Te-monc'T-Hish tide. 30 A. m ard So r. 10.
lca tide le,sz D. r. ard I2-9 r. NJ.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Frederic ]. Haskins, the Ex-
Attache, the Arbiter. Helen
Rowland, Walt Mason, and
other regular contributors viii
be found on t.s@c1stoulzy
DaoeS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
While engaged i'm conyere,

y. Bovee. While engaged in converse
ton the woman suddenly showed signs of
illness, and, reeling. fell 10 the floor
DR. Jesse Ramsburgh, who has an
apartment in the Portner. was called in.
and found Mrs. Hensley seriously in.
The woman RAPIDLY grew worse. and died
at 10:l5 O'Clock from what is believed 10
be oedema Of the lungs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Sr0cill 20 The Washington Herald
HalD1rs Ferry. " Va. April I6-BOth rirers are
Eezy muddy this ssternocz-