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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

HfNf@ fANNh fsftNa
around. an olghthour day and a
good share of any gold We might
discover
So We sailed on and on. and
on. otc.-past young Ice. Preacher.
Gus leads and purple ioa--on. over
on
hut the men were atill grum.
bling. kept ON promising 10.
crcasoH IN wages and finally turned
them looso on the brandy had
brought along
one day ! was standing on the
bridge when noticed flock OF
airshipa sailing overhead This
vas toward the end of September.
reasoned that they were fiying for
land by the shortest cut. aud I al.
tered my course and followed the
gasoline scent
A few days later | sighted some
sea weed and branches OF trees
floating by They reminded me of
the flpatcrs at tho last election In
the Fourth ward AZ Madrid. Land
VAS near
on the night of October Il ore 81
my men. standing ON the bridge.
saw light TO the west Our Jour
ney was nearing a close. We must
BE- In sight % land
Away" ! cried. and We sailed
ON. kept ms place on the bridge
and watched this fair island OF San
Salvatore unfold Itself Tho sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
M CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
~ sua u the centuries Il

N CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
~ xra " the centuries IL
uks&
snsan ) aIscoveFed'
IA3R,
isr ~ wasaing head down on
a. Aafnm II he world
nFs safed most Of the stars
~ rns q The stripes TO The west.
sr hsmsphsre'
Az stheg alleged discoveries are
Bar,
~ her years | struggled to So
ar mrcgnltlon and financial back.
M m this venture. Last winter !
* ~ my Wright biplane and
rAny son Diego few over 70 see
ksnAnd and Isabella Of Spain
aysn lsabelia thought well of my
ma bat Ferdinand would not
~ across Only when the queen
a-szazned 10 pawn her iswslrY
vxR gfe court even listen % my
rslElsn.
Tmns slalmed that his saiarY
"a nssaesent. bot | subsequently
karad ffum my wifes sisters
Ezat rto kas a hAif-bFother writing
nlek o. a Madrid paper that In
sslisf Fertile had been fieeeed IN
imAAsr deal put over by a senator
To ncde Aisle
Ezsa q; Iengsh my three ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Columbus Nails Stars and Stripes to America;
Brands 'DOC" Ericsson Cheap Nature Faker

the Nina. pinta aud Santa Marie
all worthless hulka that couldn't
pass a fairly lcuient inspection
from the steamship inspection hu,
rcau had been assembled az Paios.
mcthought the main obstacle was
overcome. but at the start had
difficulty In recruiting mon.
AZ length ! either recruited or
kidnapped iia good sailors. and with
a years supply Of Peary's pemmi.
can, Chicago canned meat and
other foodstuffa -all guaranteed I'm.
der the pure food law-on board. |
sailed from Palus
could not induce Ferdinand TO
equip any OF my ships with wire,
less. and this caused some annoy
ance.
Our departure was quiet except
for few II the citizens who were
down at the wharf to iocr a little.
With tho Canaries barely out OF
sight the superstitioua men began
TO cause trouble. whom they we're
not playing poker, | told them
did not propose TO turn back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

was well up In tho heavens when
the keel Of the Santa Marie grated
on the sand. with score of mon
tn small boats I went TO the land.
and knoollng down. thanked God
Tor dellvoranco from the waves. OF,
flcially taking the island IN the
nam. OF Ferdinand and Isabella OF
Spain
A score 81 naked aavagoa that
had NJ first fled from uH In fear
pressed about me have called
them Indians. because they look
like Indian summer brown and
airy. inquired for T. t.. but they
showed signs 81 fear, - deHiHted
These Indiana speak a language
that we cannot understand. nor DO
they comprehend our own fair ma.
tive tongue. | have captured a few
good specimens and will bring them
back for the vaudeville shows
We Heom 10 have discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
NEVER ANY DIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA,
OR SICK, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

Take your sour. out OF order stom
aeb--or maybe you call Il lndiEca.
ton. dyspepsia. EAstritis or catarrh
OF stomach. Il doesn't matter--sakc
your stomach trouble right with
you 10 your pharmacist and ask
him 60 open q 50-ceut case Of Pnpa'a
Diapepsin and let you eat one 20
grain triangule aud see II within
i've minutes there Ia left any trace
Of your former misery.
The correct name for your
frouhle Is food fermentation food
souriaE. the digestive organs be.
como weak. there r. lack of gastric
Juice. your food IL only half digest
ed. and you become affected with
loss Of appetite. pressure and fun.
ness after eating. vomiting. nausea.
heartburn. gripping ia bowels. tcn.
derncaa In the pit % stomach. bad
taste In mouth. constipation. pain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

ia limbs. sieepiessnesH. boiching Of
Ean. biliouancsn. sick headache. ner-
yUuan@sa. dizziness or many other
aimilar symphonic
II your appetite r. tickle. and
nothing tsmptH you. or you bolch
gas oF u you feel bioated after eat.
ing. or your food lies like a lump
~ lead on your stomach. you can
make up your uind that AZ the bot
torn of all this there Is bat one
cause fermentation OF undigeaged
food
Prove 20 yourself IN five minutes
that yuur stomach r. an good a.
any. that there IL nothing really
wrong. stop this fermentation and
begin eating shat yon want without
fear ~ discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief IL waiting
Tor you. II II merely a matter Of
how soon you taks \ little Diapep
sin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
. 4 = ~ = = 4
AMERICAN oRETNA
GREEN DOESN'T
LIKE ROToRtETY.

. WASHINGTON. y C.. oct. 4
IA Women OF Rockville. =
q Md, a town near Washington. .
a add conveniently removed. alb a
= hor tho notorlcty Il has gaiuod 4
= as Grcina Green. and have =
. launched q movement 10 dis. =
= cuuraEe eiopers .
Az the ministers ~ tho a
town have been asked 10 70. .
fuse % marry a couple that =
. may apply to them unless one .
q OF both may be known 10 the =
. minister. OF vouched for BY 4
some reputable person. a
~*@s s=44 %@z@~~ '
Play pool NJ Oriental Pooi Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily. ifi1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
5000 Brushes al Ha|f Price

An important special purchase Of assorted Brush
at about onehalf the regular prices, brings you the
extraordinary values for Thursday basement saeroor
l0inch Brown Fiber. Pol 5-row Coored Bristle. Pol
shed Back Horse Brush. shed Back Counter Brush
Sale price ............15e Sale ,r;c. 1n<
Handle Shoe Brush, with 90. pu,, ~
dauber Sale price .15c -
Sinch GROW Bristle. Polish f"e D''"e N'ui"o D'uS"'
cd Back Stove Polishing sale price .''.........Ioc
Brush Sale price o.. .15c Finch Handle Stair Brush
pinch Brown Fiber Square Sale price ...........15c
Hardwood Back Scrub Gray Bristle Stove Brush,
Brush Sale price ..15c with dauber. Sale price 15c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12


.x sAfyAnORE. Oct t2, 1899.
ss-iea vas discovered here this
$3.50 N Commodore Christopher
n.eas the well.kuowu and In
80 explorisaIor Of Genoa ana
~ s.ahss iert Palos. Spain, on
With three ships and ils
- was al sea exactly 81 days
- 10 minutes, elapsed time.
'as.s-,shus Is being llonised by the
1000 society here. Ills hrst
- 4 the reporters who crowd.
Z ,Asut him we're;
.zsere IS the United Press Of
e. -. r..,...,,.s claim
Il sgied 80, ,,-,...,., 4. a
- aker Ha Is tryiag 20 hand
800 gold hFiek. ! am the
y ,rve dlscovercr, I have the
- him Watch FOR my com
- woOfs In lamp'ons maya
-. ssr,escn got no further than latl-
~. AAah. longitude rum Dc DUN.
80 y broke into my cache and
rnss three chickens. a eowooat
"a RI rounds Of bologne SAUSAGE,
,a.~and hat he submit bis proofs
- ralsersliy Of Madrid
sTsa she people OF spain that !
- - apd sch have discovered
s.s,se. III spain. and ! arm giad
a. .hs henor bel1ugs 70 a soa OF
~ Teli my vile In Genoa that
! III moa hasten home.
rslambas' oxn story q the dash
a, ~ bottom q the world written
rsxAny sOr the Madrid Eagle.
tlhAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

America. bat are too far away to
hear the standpattera wailing
am cioaoied Just uow with rep.
reaon,atiyea Of the leading Ameris
can papers, and will not commit my
self on political subjects until I
have sounded public sentiment
r. " has just wirolcsscd mo hia
congratulations.
=. S-Teu nay wife 10 express mo
couple OF clean collars Did you
notice what happened IN Maine
and Michigan and Kansas etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Oval Hardwood Back, 8
Rows Bristle Nail Brush.
Sale price ..........15c
l5-inch Handle Cuspidor
Brush. Sale price .....15c
IL inch Colored Bristle
Scrub Brush, hardwood
back Sale price ......15c
7-row Fine Hair Bristle, Pol
ished Clothes Brush. Sale
price ...... ..........15c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

TACOMA Oct IA pawn broker Pacific a Is ecmoaning
his luck. while Commerce cohblrr a
Instruments both themselves
or the through their hands Sadlyaua VIOLA
The broker urnt
from German sailor being parted
ue for dollar The pawnhroker sold the eobber
for $40 and thought himself fortunate.
The cobblcr A
music dealer who paaalng stepped
buy tho sad The aae finally possession BY pay.
ms $500
The dealer holding the violin AZ 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

fsssh cslanftAs. Union Block. be-
IN IN sssrIa..s.ia and Cherry etreets
sAAi ~ 49,. bntli 8 and eurdava
Ss'ple who WORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Play pool NJ Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily itig
Ord av.. between pike and tin.on.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
EMBEZZLER SENTENCED
FOR THREE MONTHS
Cornell Given Leniency Owing
to His Family

W. J. Cornell, who pleaded guilty
of misdemeanor embezzlement from the
Pioneer automobile company, by whom
he was employed as secretary and
book keeper, was sentenced to three
months imprisonment in the county
Jail by Judge Cabaniss yesterday. The
Judge intimated his belief that Cornell
deserved the extreme penalty the law
allows, imprisonment for one year, but
said he made the sentence light one
out of consideration for the defendants
wife and children.
Cornell was employed about nine
years by the Pioneer automobile COM
pany. and in the list five years he sys-
tematically falsified his accounts.
He embezzled sum approximating
$4,000. according to the report made
by expert accountants.
He was tried for felony enbezzle-
ment year ago, but owing to the alb
sence from the state of essential wit
nesses the jury acquitted him. The
information to which he pleaded guilty
originally charged the embezzlement
of 1927 The district attorney agreed
to the reduction of the crime to that
of misdemeanor embezzlement and the
amount was reduced to SGT.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
TUNNEL CONVENTION TO
BE IN SESSION TONIGHT
Representatives From As I'm.
proVement Clubs Included

The result of a four months inves-
LEGATION into the Twin Peaks tunnel
project will be made known at meet
ing of the Twin Peaks tunnel and i'm
proVement convention at New Era hail.
2121 Market street near Church. tonight.
The report Will be submitted by the
ways and means committee of the asso-
citation.
Three plans. construction by private
capital. by bond issue and by district
assessment, have been considered by the
committee. and one of these has been
unanimously chosen as the most eff
Gent. With the report will be sub
mitted a plan of the proposed tunnel.
The tunnel convention is made up of
representatives from A Improvement
clubs and civic organizations. At its
meeting tonight it will probably pave
the way for taking up other tunnel pro-
jects throughout the city. Dr. Hart
land Law, president Of the convention,
declared yesterday that there is enough
tunnel construction needed in San
Francisco to occupy the attention of
the convention for the next 10 years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
PISTOL FLOURISHED
ON WARD HEELERS
DreveIIis Takes Long Time to
Tell He Hadn't Vote

Michael Drevellis. who lives at LIZ
guna and Union streets, fell into the
hands of ward heelers on election day
and landed ian the city prison early next
morning on d charge of carrying a
concealed weapon.
The polling booth was near my
home" Drevellis told Police Judge Con-
Ian yesterday, and as soon as 1 went
out a rush was made for me, each one
asking me to vote for his friend. I
tried to tell them that l had no vote,
but they would not listen to me and
first one and then another would drag
me along. They kept me till after the
polls closed and then they took me to
a saloon, where I was piled with liquor
About o'clock in the morning I got
the first chance to tell them l did not
have d vote. when they attacked me
and 1 drew a revolver to defend my
self
Drevellis was convicted, but the
Judge told him his sentence would be
light. He will hear about it this morn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
new ASPIRANTS TO
throne in RACE
Voting Contest Grows KeenIy
Interesting as the End
Draws Nearer

with seven new contestants spring
ing into the race for queen of the Ad-
mission day fiesta yesterday there was
given TO the voting a keenness of inter
est which it is expected will grow in
proportion until all doubts are settled
at the final count to take place at the
st. Francis hotel tomorrow night.
Among the likely winners of the con-
test and one of the last to enter the
race is Miss Anita Gilfllan, who Sc
cured 5000 votes in three days and is
now preparing for whirlwind finish.
Another of the late corners is Miss
Louise Hopkins of Menlo park, who
claims to have the HillSboro and Bur-
lingame vote behind her.
The final count will take place in the
tapestry room of the hotel and all the
principal officers of the Native Sons
and Native Daughters will be present,
together with several others of prom
inence, who will deliver addresses.
Miss Lillian Jordan, the present leader,
is confident she will maintain her posi-
ton; but she is being given close
race by Miss Grace Smith, who, on her
recent tour through the peninsula
managed to swell her total vote con-
siderably.
Departing from the usual order of
street decorations. the committee in
charge has accepted a scheme worke
out by Angelo j. Rossi, the chairman,
in which the long rows of electric light
bulbs will be covered with transparent
fabrics, fashioned in the shape of
roses. 1t is estimated that 20 per cent
more lights will be used than at the
Portola festival Union square will be
brightly lighted and the effect will be
heightened by the Nominations of the
Hotel st. Francis, which will be blaze
of lights from top to bottom.
The Admission day festival commit
tee, which held a meeting last night
examined plans for the line of march,
which is to be along Market street to
Valencia and thence to Twenty second
street. T. p. Martin, j. B. Keenan, and
I. /. Fitzpatrick were appointed as a
committee to arrange the literary eX-
ercises that will be held in Union
square Immediately after the termina-
ton of the parade.
The % members of California parlor
No L of the Native Sons of the Golden
West, who are, with one exception to
ride in carriages furnished by the
parlor in the big parade on Admission
day, the single exception being Grand
Treasurer John e. McDougal. who is
to personate Marshall, the discoverer
OF goid, are: Leon de RooS, A. G.
Dexter Ellis Bloch, G. H. Fairchild
John H. Grady. Aaron Herenghi. A. E.
Matches, ]. r. Matches, Frank W. Yale
Charles H. Smith, Abraham Meyers, ].
b. Stovall, who joined the parlor in
1875, when it was organized as the
pioneer parlor of the order of Native
Sons; G. Champreaux, Emil Gouvi, A.
Isaacs, who joined in 1876: Paul Des-
enfant, DR.. c. w. Decker, Alfred Cham
preux, John jackson, ]. b. Sheridan,
Paul de st. Julian, who joined in 1877;
Edward Lunstedt, Charles Maginnis,
w. H. Staniels, who joined in 1878, and
Henry Meyer, who joined in 1879 Nc
Dougall was one of the first members
and John Fl. Grady and Dr. c. w. Deck
er have been grand presidents of the
order.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
HARBOR COMMISSION
DEPENDS ON ELECTION
Bond Issue Will Mean Extensive
Commercial Improvements

The North Central Improvement as
ISOLATION, in a communication which
was read at yesterdays meeting of the
harbor commission, inquired as to the
prospect for there being sufficient funds
on hand to do the dredging necessary
to remove the shoal that has formed
outside the seaWall at the foot of
Mont gomery street. The secretary was
directed to reply that extensive inn
provements would be carried out pro-
vided the bond issue is approved by
the people at November's election.
The Globe express company, a Gould
concern. has been given quarters in the
ferry depot in connection with the
space assigned to the Western Pacific.
The request of the Alaska packers
association that two extra doors be
cut in the shed on pier SO was denied.
The board approved and ordered paid
bills amounting to S39,114.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

of The Call, also addressed the assem-
blage for a few moments.
Good natured fun is being enjoyed by
the representatives of the press and the
railroad officials. The first argument
took place between two of the officials
of the Western Pacific. one represent
ing the traffic department. and the other
belonging to the engineers force.
DO you notice how smoothly this
car runs?" asked the traffic official.
Its not the car; it's the roadbed,' -
came back the engineer
No decision has been rendered
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
[E|A 0Eshe
~ g

IN CHARMING southern girl Chicago the popular
bellies i'll San Francisco cit begins be complicated
dilemma She
officer which thing girl have
difficulty doing There officers TRUTH
which
acknowledge belle
down South American with his ship southern
could
his candy and
of and
Panama there
of positive of unruh still
believe the And
her denial detail she hesitae
publish reputation of
t pdcanent Time will
meanwhile
delightful things happen
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
LACONIC SHERIFF
CUTS OUT CLEWS
NJ. A. Wilder Accused of Fleece
ing Oil Operators

Chief of Police Martin received the
following laconic dispatch yesterday
from Sheriff j. w. Kelly, Bakersfield:
Arrest NJ. a. Wilder. Hold warrant
for felony"
There was no description given of
Wilder. The meager message was
handed TO Detectives Regain and Crow
ley.
IL appears that Wilder was president
of the American mutual hospital asso-
cia ton and he fed with his bride from
Ma ricopa, Kern county, several days
ago after having, it is alleged, fleeced
oil operators out of s11.5O0 by means of
bogus contracts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
BIDS FOR FURNISHING
THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE
Collector Will Receive Proposals
Until September Is

Collector of the Port Stratton an
nounced yesterday that sealed bids for
the furniture and equipment of the
new custom house will be received un-
til September Is. when the proposals
will be opened.
In case San Francisco firm offers a
bid equal to that of an eastern house,
the collector said, the local men will
receive the preference. Should east
erners underbid the local business peo-
pie the work will, necessarily, have to
go east.
1t is estimated that the furnishings
will cost about $4,000, for some of the
material will be of special design and
will have to be manufactured to order
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
$1,000 to Mexico City and Return

On account of Mexico's Centenary Cele-
bration September, 1910. Tickets sold
10. month of fun and frolic Grand
masquerade .pageants, gathering of
aboriginal tribes, native dances, ath-
letic sports, tournaments, fireworks,
aviation contests, etc. For information
see Southern Pacific Agents Ticket
Offices: Flood Building, Market Street
Ferry Depot, Third and Townsend
Streets Depot aad Broadway and Thir-
teenth Street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
MISS HARKER'S SCHOOL
PALO ALTO. Cal

Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Certificate admits to Stanford, Untver-
sity or California. VaSsar. Smith and
Mills. Great attention given to music.
arts and crafts Home Economics. Spe-
cial nurse for younger children Ninth
application
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel M.
Easton have been at
Burlingame most of the
summer with the varia-
tion of trips through the
southern part of the
state, and later in the
north. They have been
at Tahoe for a recent
visit with a party of
friends.
Harry Brett has gone
east for an indefinite
stay, and his friends
here are regretting the
possibility that he may
remain away perma-
nently.
Robert Tolmie has re-
turned to town after
passing the summer at
his ranch in Sonoma
county.
The coming of Colonel
Frank L. Denny with
Mrs. Denny and their
charming daughter, Miss
Esther Denny, is Of i'm
portance not only in the
service set, but in locaf
society as well. Colonel
Denny will take charge
of the quartermaster's
department. of the United
States marine corps at
Mare island, and with
his wife and daughter
will take a conspicuous
part in the gayety at
the station. Mrs. Denny
and Miss Denny are in
the east, but will be
here shortly to join the
colonel at Mare island.
They remained in Wash
ington to close their
home and afterward
went to New York for a
brief visit before coming
west. Miss Denny was
one Of the popular debu-
tantes in Washington
society last season, and
has a host of friends
there.
Miss Johanna Nolk-
man and her brother,
Dan Volkman, are at
Tahoe for a summer
outing, and will remain
for several days longer
on the trip, while among
others from town at the
retreat this week are
Mrs. 3. F. Norris, Mrs.
Louis Sloss and Mr.. and
Mrs. William EIDE.
Miss Marian Dalmazzo
of Los Angeles has been
visiting friends In this
city and across the bay,
and is the guest this
week of Mrs. c. c. Dick
son. Miss Dalmazzo is
the attractive daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Marion Dalmazzo of the
southern city.
The officers at the
Presidio will entertain
at an informal hop to be
given next Tuesday
evening, and a large
attendance is expected
at the reunion. This is
the first dancing party
since the members of
the Officers club enter
tanned prior to their de-
parture for maneuvers
at Atascadero.