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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Family Cough Syrup
Cures ANY Cough in Five Hour.
NEW PRESCRIPTION HERE

Here = given the most effective
cough prescription known 70 the med
teal world Il Is & mild LAXATIVE too.
and this IS what body needs when
suffering With cough and cold on the
lungs A cough or cold indicates
p0tSouS IN the system. causing in
dzmu1s alton and congestion Nearly
all cough Syrupz relieve but make
the trouble worse BY their c0nStfpzt-
ing effects This prescription not
only relieves quickly but L cures any
cough that IS curzbIe Get oue-nalf (
ounce Suid Wild cherry bark ore ounce
com pound essence czrdio1 and three
ounces syrup white pine compound
Nix n bottle Take for acute
cough OF bronchitis twenty drops every
half hour for four hours Then one
half 10 one tezSpoonfuI three or four
times daily Give children less zc-
cordinE 10 age A few hours treat
ueut viii cure and heal the throat
and lungs CT Al but e0usumptivez- Cut
this oUr and give Il 70 some friend
who may need Il TO be saved from
an early death by consumption
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27

held at St Matthew's Catholic church
Interment will take place at Holy Cross
cemetery
Turner was OF his way to visit his
birthplace IN Lancashire. Eng when
death overlook him. He was in poor
health when he left San Mate0- March
39 and IL was his hope that the trip
would prove beneficial
1t was 20 years ago that Turner
came to San Francisco. He entered
the employ OF the Pacific Coast steam
ship company and rose TO position Of
authority During the Spauish-Amerf-
can war he invented d folding bunk
for use On the army transports. which
was adopted by the war department
1t retted him a large fortune
For many years Turner was asso-
ci2Jed with Captain John BaFReson IN
various enterprises They We're for
long time the principal owners OF the
Techau tavern. and together they or
gznfzed the Wabash and FL Cerrfto oil
companies
The surviving members OF the family
are Mrs. Turner. and the children
Thomas J. Grace, Harold. Arthur and
Richard.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
MARK kWEST
wARNl SPRINGS

Scc0u1z csGnry- On1y 81 hours from = q.
and bur utes' staging Aeet trains of ~ W.
P1ciHe a. Fulton hoca morning and eT-ntng-
Rcuzd trip only s3.TS- Nine mineral springs
superb boating and SWIMMING FaEoCs wild
grapevine areCr-cue 80 By lao feet covering
foczI veraad4 and driveway. The pretr.ezr
place II Calf0rzIa' Is the verdict q ta1usa1ds
FIRST class tzhle and service Al auEse<nezrs.
fine tEc1E streams Bates 8 Ger eay % 81
Per week Czn new seccEnc.zte 2lG. WON
DEEFEL MINERAL SPRINGS. In his report
20 the Cal state Ned Society The Mineral
Springs q California Wfnslow Andersen NJ D.
the well krSwu pavsfcian and analytical chem
ist- says Of Marx West Sprtngz- TIE largest
spring hss n Cow of 500 gallons per coGr. THIS
s sparkling csrbouatsd water. yerJ palarz5le
a7d gently acertent N fE aeriGu- T. Is u1ch
used Il dyspepsia arising from too free Alcoholic
scf11lat1cn- with cne r1nc9uft7nr LIVER AID KID
aey disorders. L Il said 60 kave vastly benefited
patients suffering f-1u chronfc Brixht's disease
Tne Naz1eSta and Erur Sprtng - used
as touie and the Saiphu- Spring tcr cEtz1es1s
diseases, rheumatism. etc The baths are sui
racrurz-- The Temperature cf he largest spring
zatch s1pc{5es the baths. 70 % degrees Fahrec-
heit- Fer tu-tAer particulars ezH - s4s Market
st f-csr s211. TSS Market St. 2fC4 Sctrsr st..
or address J. ?. MTLGREw. Owner. Fulrs1- Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
WOMEN'S CLUB HEADS TO
BE ENTERTAINED HERE
TraHsbay Social Leaders to Be
Guests OF Local Organization

With an address on The New Uni
versity Idea BY Dr. BENJAMIN Ide
Wheeler and an excellent musical pro-
gram the California club members win
greet as their guests this afternoon the
presidents OF the various woneu-s clubs
about the BAY Mrs ( L Baldwin.
president Of the California club has
personally prepared the program for
the entertainment OF her sister officers.
This viii Be the regular weekly
meeting but On the club program is
designed presidents day Mrs Hume
president Of the state federation Of
Women's clubs. VIII be one Of the
guests Of homer
The cIub choral has prepared several
selections and viii share the u7usics I
hou0rS with Miss Frances Bue kI4nd.
piano sOloist- and Miss Gadys Ezfghan.
vocal <0i0tSr-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
WOULDBE SUICIDE TO
BE TOTALLY BLIND
Eugene Moore Still in a criti-
cal Condition

Little hope Is expressed by the my
sfcians who operated on Rugene Moore
al The HahneuaHn hospital yesterday
that his eyesight can be saved The
bullet Moore fred into his head when
ne attempted suicide IN Golden Gate
park last week passed through the
right eve and lodged IN the bones OF
the nose
Mooress left eye has become affected
and he is now totally Blind The 6uI-
let was recovered by DR. Harold Bruur
who had charge Of the operation
Moore il expected to survive al
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
ANGRY CREDITORS MAKE
ATTACK ON BANKRUPT
Excited Greeks Create Scene in
PostoffiCe Building

James Amoratis- a bankrupt of the
Greek colony, was attacked yesterday ;
morning BY David Pransos, George
Nangoros and George Arch. creditors
OF his. while coming out of the court
room OF Referee in Bankruptcy Milton
J. Green
Amoratisy screams attracted the at
tenti0n Of United States Marshall c. L
Elliott who was IN the hallway above
and the officer escorted him out Of the
building and away from his angry
countrymen
Amorztis owned a restaurant and
candy store at Union and Lazunz
streets. and failed for ss.4s1 He owed
money for wares 10 the men who at
tackled him
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
CHEF HELD FOR ASSAULT
TO MURDER EMPLOYER
Threw Blanco Proprietor Down
Stairs and He May Die

Daniel WoeIfin- formerly q chef in
BIanco's restaurant, who was arrested
several days ago for an attack upon
William Lafrenz, one OF the restaurant
proprfetors. was charged yesterday
with assault 10 murder
Lzfrenz IS in the German hospital
with 4 fractured skull His condition
IS critical. and IL he dies WoeIdfn will
be Charged with murder
Woelffn threw Lafrenz down Z
fight OF stairs IN BiancDfs res-zurs nj
after midnight several days ago La
frenz crashed through glass door.
landing on his head
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
NOTED ACTOR WILL
GIVE THE LECTURE
New Feature of the Burton
Holmes '.TraveIogues" Great
Success In fhe East

Wh en- Burton
Holmes. the trav-
elogist- arrives
al Christian Sci
enee hall next
Thursday night TO
begin his series
OF illustrated lee
lures on foreign
lands he viii in
trOduce a novelty
which has been 4
great success in
the east Instead
OF delivering the
lecture himself
the traveller VIII
have the assist
ance Of a noted
actor rfght
Kramer. who viii
make the address
which Holmes has
r,ra-a.-.-z
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SECRET MARRIAGE
UNITES COUPLE
Miss Madeline Gaffney Becomes
Bride of Louis Blot in
PetaIuma

Taxing only
TWO Of their
friends into their
conhdence Louis
Blot. a Young
commission mer-
chant and Hiss
Madeline Gannsy.
daughter OF the
Iate Major Gar-
ney OF the na-
tioasf guard. went
60 PeraIuua April
IS aid were mar
rfed The couple
had Intended TO
keep the MATES
secret until JuIv.
but the news
spread among
their friends and
the formal an
nounceuent was
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SODA BAY
SPRINGS
LAKE COUNTY, CAL

Situated oa the p5rtaresqcs shores az Gear
Like Opezs May L Finest hoarin-- Bathing
hunting aad 6skI1g- Unsurpassed aeroEusda-
tc1s- New l11nch- accommodating - pso1le-
Ter use OF guests and excursions Terms s. -
Der Day NI-9e Der week special rates "a
f1E1II1ss- ROUTE Take T5b1r0o ferry from
ely TO Pieta- theace stage Or aato dlrzcr t.
slrnzs EaCzd TIN good Ter SIX Uanrhs- s. o.
t9r 1z-Iher Information address TECS =
CHATFIELD. Proprfeto- Soia Bay S1-inxs
Lake Cc01tF. C4h vla kslseyviue P o.. or
oockleE
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SAD HOME COMING
FROM TRIP ABROAD
Family of Thomas R. Turner Is
Bringing Back Body of the
Deceased Capitalist

The body Of the
late Thomas f.
Tu ruer. Z h g
wealthy oil oper-
ator who died in
Liverpool. Easter
sunday. April II
viii arrive from
abroad this morn
ing and VIII be
taken 10 the fam
fTy home in San
aIateo- Turner :
EsiElltty was WIKI
him at the time
OF his death and
is returning with
the remains The
body viii lie IN
state in E1ks hall
in San Matso uu-.
I'll Thursday. when
services Will be-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

he Ssnrss- Resort - San Erauezses.
I as.eE aev z.saaz-1szat azz snsL-vly rensedsie,s
brought up re 1are n every iezasl Rse.s--s -,
grounds reeresaf1r 1a~hs e ~urchr~ war---
fre<h milk and naulz-7- AT kinffs - su1rr-e-
nse1ts- relrrhgae- So week ansE u1 49,
in< oarzz Rnga6 TRIP freu = T. Is EarEaie
81 Wrize Valleja White SEln1ur >orlazs Va
seio- Csl- Rainfall Truudr11<e K Wrf<as
eampanE. I1ls BrgadwaE. 0akIan--
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Fitch Mountain Tavern

o. Ezssi4- RIVER tEo zfes - 1a= susrzax
a1d ba-h1z<- HEe-T ard a1-a in -sune<-.ss- god
11arzzg and 1shi1=s 1azz1zg ruies a E.sk- 8IE
zrepl1re. ele~r-l< Ekrer EzLIs n 11lz< rsoz-
In -Ess r-u- Ee4ldso1r<= saz meets t-zt-s- -
Sa-. Sc resk A. n ETING. aeaI1so1r<-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27

sss aoa FOR MoLEEE EITToy = Paris.
April as.-Ths SIX vplame edition Of MolIers's :
plays has been sold here fer the record urise
ef 5000 Fhe book c0nIzfns - original Illus
tratioES by MoreaH IL Jeu1e and is dated TT15
The purchase vas made By RaE5r Pzr7zizu
book sell on behalf q za unknown sghIfephfIe
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Klamath Hot Springs

FIshinz- kEatE.= znd Aezl-A r~sa-t- Exrr-us
nnrtke-z pare q Czis<arnEs wri-e u EUSON
BROS BesEs-z- Gal the PECz-JUDAa
CO. san E-snetseo. Los Angeles Perr,azz e.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SEAGGS HOT SPRINGS
GIVING EULL EEozMAr-ox
~ REGARD 70

Sz7e niles f-gn GeTserrtils- Tw3 czlns
daily Fars $40 ruurd r-ip- t1rlzdl.< sag
Rates 81 - SIS ,er ze-k- Hot 1nerzl czE1s-
Swizzzu-- 6nE-l1<- ka1rir- and 9s1lnz- E~-rF-
mig new 11c-Ez1zE -z11EsEer-- PEr13 =
CURTIS SKAGGS- SOSO1EA CO. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
GIFFORD'S SPRINGS

Elevation s-sao feet T-uut stream psre
grove hame cooking, fresh air cottages. an1se-
neats- Rates 81 70 50 per week Aa1ress
MRS & C. CLIFFORD. Mitifetgwn. Lake Coua-
y. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
LAURELDEL

The Swftzsrfard of America Ouen al yezr
Boar11z- bathing fishing hunEfrx Write tcr
I1rarz1rIsn and views Rates sI1 70 SIS week
& DEG0E Laurel Del. Lake Co
Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Regular Throaxh servles

Delightful South Sea tours for rest health
and pleasure. New Zealand the wu.Ifs Won
6erLarS- xeyzers. hct lakes, ETC. The 8 5.
MIrIpcsa sails May Il. July l. etc Only $3.50
ruun6 trip 70 wsHi1gton. n Z frzs ciass;
one ~ay. third class. sss-@S Tahiti ard -
LINE TO EONOLCLU-Sperisl round TIP
rate s110- 8 s Alanecs- sailing April =
ssav 15 e-r Serd fer Itinerary o. 3 :.
Co. s7s Marksk st.; tel ksarny 1231-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

Who desire The Call mailed
70 them AZ summer resorts
OF other ont Of town places
VIII please notify ofhce.
giving present address and
length Of time desired sent
70 new address On return
ing please notify Ofhc-, IN
order that service by carrier
may be promptly resumed
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27

SEHares1 IN tie 1e1u1
ne1r CasEeLla- Exeellsut
scad 5zhnx anl1 hu1t
icckls- wr1zs - Z "
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
PARAISO HOT SPRINGS

GraudssS and Msz- Accessz5Is of Al Es-
sc-rz. orfy y hs1rs hide IN AE-u Over
Eezu>1fur Ecaa View SWIMMING Pend
Earhhnusas- waters Awarded First Rriz.
II SC. L11is Exposition.
Natural bot soda. sziptu-, plunge and tho
baths fe4 TO f1s degrees. for rheumatism
malaria aud al stomach troubles IRON and
arsenic waters Attitude f.s0G feet Hunt
ing 51e zsh5ng bowling tennis errsuet
dancing. gas. Expert maSSeGrs- Round
trip. IS Rates ST. 10 SIS. baths izcf1ded
Table urexrsIIed Information at any s P
of6ce er Peck judah Ca. ssR Market street
or B-yar's New train service: tzks eyer
s A. n Third md Townsend arriving at
Sarfrxx I D n H H MCGOWAN Prup.
Parafso Springs Monterey County. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
HOTEL BELyEDERR
CAMPING

GCERXEW00D FARA @ E1ssiza rfrsrs ssn-
Eax hra-f1r a11 1ara11<- ten-s 41d cuts renred-
ss-< far s11z W-irs 11r c1rzzlar. GCE2N1 4
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
BLITHEDALE HOTEL s.,'.,,... ss y:..,

1sENS NAY sx- Fz--sne1 ruc-zg=s. rocus
s1-x-e And "A sal-e- Le11s -4-se,4 lla-f1rnB
r1rasa=<l s.ur-ssre e-arrri- 1<1-z1 VIA shE1IEse
ca-az- Tsn1is- bowiEnE olLiAr1s. saEtEfls
asr<es- Co1Qe1iz1- s1n-1ler 1c3e cor san 9r1n-
cssco ogst1ezsue1 with t1ei- t1zl1es- IS Nh
1tes fran S11 krzzr.sec. - zi1ur- cEr serElrs
f-sc1 sscsz dorr- Pere-r- cl1u1css 10 f1g5- 1rse
e.ass serr1ces Zozer9-e ra-Es.
= 2 GT-LLLAND. Lesses ard Mnna<zr
PaGu@- MI EslleT Main -.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
RICHARDSON SPRINGS

An excellent place f5r health and pleasure
Crres stomach trouble. rnszuertsra- kidney liver.
SUNDAY Good ruaGz. rates reasonable Address
LEE RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SWEETBPIAR LODGE

EEeryth III erss eIzzz
ezi Szersmsae0 eaag0n
view a Ecnnc Sk1stz-
IrE Ser rates zad
HOPPE Czzrelz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
HOUlHRD sPRINos @

4z Mineral Springs. LFEhia ror kidaeys- naz-
lesfa for s1oraacr- Hot iron baths IIe deg
Ter rneszu artsnz. NOW OPEN. SD veek Mss
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

Ard cottages II the zelztAl1s zea- santa Cr-s--
FIRST ci1ss rzele. cf11-cS11- sia1-f1- 1EEillel-
bowling. ereq1ee- R2tsS 50 and SO Carriage
fare 81 - round triB- Ssast - HosEH.z HIS
TONY PHLLLIPS- k-o1-. s.l-L Cr-z Ca-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Aqua cALIENTE SPRINGS

Nearest kat SulpAnr springs 70 Saa Er1uefsrss
and bag eftfsss hours ride No STAGTNss
Swimming taak- fEh= plEnze ana electric EErfr
baths Cures stomseh Troubles sheumarfSua
iETer and kidney eunplaiErS- Every aseaua mo-
dztiou- reasonable rates Take y W P Rv
at Tfburpu ferry at 1-5n a II sad 1-fa D. n
Fare SI-10- inquire az 7SS Market - and
zfs4 SH1rer 81. address THE0DOR
RICHARDS. Agra eaIeuts- senuma Ca Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SUMMER HOME FARM

Santa cruz NounraIns- Gleuyreod
$40 ae-e= Vlzx-a rstfxess-s- Al farm nrusIaers
rreek. -1Ecs- e-r- HGnre errkin<- E1rels 11st
.uttzrss- AtEress Vow EOLE Nc Glen
Eaad. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
MONTERREY MINERAL SPRINGS

CcntTscss taken e5r CURE = EHEE 8r4 T-<,f
MALARIA ETDNET- STOMACH LIVER
BOWELS BLzDDEE - NERVOUS TROT RI.ES
Modern sc1Tea3enees Ard zEz1seae1-s- u ne
pines zssr the AaT- sgenery --4nE- coet.-ss C.
rGans e bea-t. s. % 8 Write
! 1-E0<NnR Pa
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

Col. Fluffles and all, he was toted on
board the St CroiX to take his first
lesson in seasickness and seamanshtp
and other things that weren't eX-
pected.
The dog was game and made friends.
1t even had the foresight to make
friends with some of the officers of
the ship.
When the fire came and the excite
ment and the order for the lowering
of the boats Miss Young was given Il
hasty berth in one of the first boats to
get away and Sweets" was forgotten.
Almost forgotten is better answer.
One of the officers of the ship spied
the dog and rather than leave the lit
tie animal to perish in the flames he
tossed the dog over the rail into the
sea. "Sweets" made good and swan
hard. Some kind-hearted passenger in
one of the boats picked the struggling
little fellow out of the water and the
first thing "Sweets" did after shak-
ing himself on shore, was to find his
mistress, Miss Young, and settle down
happy.
1t was a clean, happy genial, COM
forting little dog that caVorted around
the big bonfire on the Malibu ranch
and cuddled up to its mistress and lots
of other people through the dark, cold
hours Sunday morning
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
PASSENGERS BECOME
INDIGNANT BECAUSE
NEGLECT Is OFFERED

AS the passengers walked down and
rode the Malibu ranch wagons TO lne
bivouac they looked forward TO a SPECIFY
transfer into Santa Monica ana some
provision for their comfort until ar
rangements could be made for their
trs rsnsnortation to San Francisco. When
they began to realize they were about
TO he left to shift for themselves they
became indignant and early yesterday
morning an impromptu meeting tor
protest was held on the lee side OF
one of the campfires.
1t resulted in a protest and an agree
ment to stand together in securing
redress being made by the IoIioWllis
George w Iilliquist, $50 East twenty
eighth street, Oakland; y. l.. BAR
227O Mission street, San Francisco w.
K. Day, TT Market street, San fran
cisco; r. G.. Dwyer, Occldental noleI'
San Francisco: H. Pearson, 1913 Han
cock street, San Francisco; M. G. SUI
livan, care News Letter. San Fran
cisco; Robert Christie, Hayward, Cal
Timothy Driscoll, 500 Guerro street,
San Francisco; ]. f. Lori, United
States training station, Goat island
San Francisco; S. P. Clifford, Mare ISL
and navy yard, Vallejo; Mr.. ana mrs
G. Albert Varian, 1852 Ellis street san
Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. j. BerWeger'
Stockton, CAL; Mrs. j. A. II. Smlth,
1905 Sutter street, San Francisco; MISS
Sarah Otay, 14O5 Sutter street, san
Francisco; Mrs. c.. Vielbaum and H.
Vielbaum, 26 Flood avenue, San Fran
cisco; Nina Marriott, San Francisco;
F. ]. Kurten, PIT West Twenty-second
street, Los Angeles; Ed Weinmann, 749
South Flower street, Los Angeles; t.
Driscoll 829 Twenty second street. San
Francisco; b. O'Brien, 1916 Chestnut
street, Alameda; H. Evans, Marlboro
hotel, San Francisco; M. Burckham,
Fred Burckham, 562 Sixth avenue, San
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
Francisco: Edward II. Perry, 426 Mer-
chants exchange, San Francisco.
To Take LEGAL Action

Opinions as to the treatment eNtehu,
cd nv the company were discussed
again at a meeting yesterday afternoon
at the HollenbeclI hotel, at which plans
were initiated looking to concerted
legal action. Those at the meeting
unanimously adopted resolutions OF az ap-
preciation of the relief work OF Ihe
Herald and Examiner in furnishing
provisions and automobiles and IN
transporting passengers from the MAI
ibu ranch to Santa Monica. The news.
raper automobiles were at once put
into relief service and quickly brought
sandwiches and coffee. The injured
women were first taken to the city
and afterward the automobile went
back and forth carrying the other pas
sengers and members of the crew.
AS it was, the greatest number had
to walk, and they were indignant when
they met the first rescue automobiles
sent out from Santa Monica. The
drivers were too anxious to see the
wreck to stop for the travellers along
the road and insisted on going as far
up the ranch as possible, although
they were told repeatedly that enough
automobiles were at the bivouac to
bring all down. In consequence the
very persons they had been sent out
to assist were compelled to continue
"hoofing it,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

land on the west coast of Mexico, Sonora
Sinaloa-H A. Smith, $40 Byrne bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
FLUFFY LITTLE DOG
RESCUED FROM DEATH
BY FIRE. AND WATER

"Sweets" is only a fluffy poodle dog
and very tiny at that, but he was a
welcome article among the stranded
passengers of the ST. CroiX as they
weathered out the long, cold, hungry
hours of the night on the Malibu ranch.
He even was proclaimed a hero, and
there wasn't a tired man or woman in
the crowd that didn't have good
word for the only dog that was listed
among the saved when the st. CrolX
went down.
"Sweets" is the particular property
of Miss Josephine Young of Denver
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

The Legal Aid society. at 232 N. Main. Is
charitable organization maintained for the
purpose of aiding in legal matters those unable
TO employ counsel Tho society needs financial
assistance and seeks Information regarding
worthy Phone Home F52O3; Main 1865
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

Captain Lewis Hansens talk on har-
Dor possibilities is proving hit in the
present campaign. and he is receiving
many congratulations for the vigorous
manner in which he is standing up for
San Pedro. At the ratification meeting
Saturday evening he was the recipient
of a number of compliments from per-
sons who searched around the hall un-
til they could find him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

The Herald. like every other newspaper, Is
misrepresented at timNs, particularly In cases
involving hotels thea terra etc. The public will
please take notice that every representative OF
this paper is equipped with the proper creden-
tails, and more particularly equipped with
money with which to pay his bills.
TIM HER Mn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
To Teach Aeronautlcs

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 21.-CorneI fac
ulty has granted petition of the Cor
nell Aero club for the establishment of
a chair in aeronautics next year. The
course will be in charge of Professor
G. r. McDermott. Heavier than air
craft will be specialties.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
FEDERAL OFFICIALS WILL
REVIEW CUSTOMS INQUIRY
Collector Loeb viii Confer with the
President, Secretary MacVeagh
and Attorney Wickersham

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The whole
subject of the sweeping investigation
of the New York customs service Will
be reviewed at conference tomorrow
Collector Loeb. who has been con-
ducting the house cleaning of the SER
vice. will attend. Others will include
Secretary MacVeagh President Taft
and Attorney General Wickersham.
The legal phases of the investigation,
the question of criminal prosecution
and other features of the big work
which has been engaging the attention
of the treasury department and the
department of justice will be dis
cussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building. on Broadway. between First
and Second streets. where free Information VIII
be given ON all subjects pertaining to this sec"
lion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any one
furnishing evidence that viii lead 10 the arrest
ana conviction of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from the premises OF our
patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

Membership in the Los Angeles Realty Board
is virtual guarantee Of reliability Provision
Is made for arbitration OF any differences be-
tween members and their clients. Accurate IN
formation realty matters iq obtainable from
them Valuations by a competent committee
Directory of members free at the office OF
Herbert Burdett secretary b25 Security bldg
Phone Broadway 1896
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-08
0NE.DOLLAR BARGAIN.

To celebrate It's one hundred and
first birthday, the TWICE A WEEK
REPUBLIC, OF St. Louis, Mo-, is
Offering THREE-YEAR subscrip-
sion to their paper for 81 90, good
until July Is. 1909, only. The
TWICE-A-wEEK REPUBLIC Is the
oldest, biggest and best metropoli.
tan semiweekly In the entire South.
west. Until very recently the sub
scription price has always been Loo
a year. just think OF It, you can
secure TAREE-YEAR gu description
NOW for 81. 90, the former subscrip.
tion price for a single year.
While this rateis In force positively
no premiums or cash commission
will be allowed. The $1.00 price IL
absolutely net. Tell all your friends
and neighbors about this liberal
offer and send In your order to day
to THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC, St.
Louis, Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-08
Feather Swindlers.

It's about time for the feather swim
oilers to hit town again. At Sterling
a couple of fellows cleaned up"
$500 in few weeks cleaning feath-
ers. Steaming makes feathers heavy.
Before the feathers are taken from
the house they are weighed and when
they are returned they are weighed
again. The weight tallies, but the
feather man has enough to fill a pill
low or two, which he ships and sells
at 70c pound. If after the feathers
have been dried thoroughly they are
weighed they will be found to weigh
several pounds less than before they
were cleaned" People will do well
to give these itinerant feather removal
tors a wide berth.-Clinton Demo-
crat.