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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
YF[S FEAR MORE
MURDERS IN WAR
Head of Family Issues State
ment Accusing On Yicks of
Instigating Feud

With the time approaching for the
end of the peace compact between the
On Yicks and the Yees, a statement was
sent out yesterday by Yee Sing. head of
the Yee family, setting forth the posi-
tion of his organization.
Yee Sing says his tong feels that it is
entitled to the fullest protection of the
law, and charges that the On Yicks de-
manded $1,000 and then began to- com
nit murder when the demand was re-
FUSED He asserts that renewal of the
killings is threatened His statement
continues in part as follows:
We proved to the full satisfac-
ton of the grand jury that Tong
King Chong, Gee Hong On and Lee
Sut were the instigators of the
murders of our members. and these
men We're indicted upon the capital
charge. We have for years, in an
ticipation of just such an occur
renee as this. collected information
showing Tong King Chong's ..con-
nection with the gambling and
slave girl interests of Chinatown,
together with his relations with the
highbinder tongs, and later we will
be prepared to submit these proofs
to the public.
After reading the statement Grant
Carpenter, attorney for the On Yicks,
said that the peace compact would not
end until the last of February and that
an extension was already being ar
ranged by the Six Companies. He as
serted that the statement was issued
with a view to preventing Tong King
Chong from being admitted TO bail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

D. H. BURNHAM, who proposed plans for the
beautifying Of San Francisco after the fire, is
visiting this city. Burnham is from Chicago.
The best known of his buildings in this city
the Mills and First National Bank build
ings. He has been employed in arranging mu-
nicipal beautifying plans for Washington. D.
c.. and Cleveland. He is at the Palace and
his son accompanies him.
BARTLETT TRIP. formerly minister TO Aus
tria. is guest at the st. Francis. Tripp is
now professor in the University of South
Dakota. where he has the chair of constitu-
tional law. He will be a passenger the
Cleveland when. it leaves port for a: trip
around the world.
REAR ADMIRAL A. P. MARIO, United States
navy, and Mrs. Nazro arrived from the orient
yesterday the Manchuria. The admiral has
been stationed at Cavite and expects to he
ordered for duty at the Philadelphia navy
yard
HERMAN BAMBERGER, a merchant of Baker
City, Ore, and Mrs Bamberger have been Wis
iting their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bam-
berger. at the st. Francis. They have been
extensively entertained.
JUDGE ERsKINE NJ. ROSS of the United States
circuit court of appeals is at the Palace with
Mrs. Ross. Judge Ross is from Los Angeles. He
was prominently mentioned recently for chief
justice.
REV FATHER j. E. coTTLE, pastor of St
Brigid's church, returned Yesterday on the
liner Manchuria from the orient. where nc
has been travelling for the benefit of his health.
F. C. CLARK, manager of the Clark tours. who
is supervising the handlipg of the excursion
via the Cleveland on trip around the world,
is at the st: Francis with Mrs. Clark.
MARK G. NoRDEN, manufacturer of litho-
graphic implements and poster advertisements,
lis among the recent arrivals at the st. Francis.
Norden makes trip west every year.
JOHN LLEwELLYN member Of the firm con-
Quoting the Llevellyn iron works of Los An
geIes, has come north on business trip and
is registered at the st. Francis.
REV w. J. CALLAGHAN, a missionary, who
has spent much time in Japan. is in this city
on his way to the orient. He has been visiting
friends throughout the country.
LIEUTENANT AND MRS. GEORGE C. ALEX
ANDER guests at the Union Square. Alex
ander is an officer on the United States reve-
nue. cutter Bear.
J. w. GOOD manufacturer of farming imple-
ments is staying at the Pulace Good is from
Moline H., and is here business trip.
ATTORNEY CARL sToDDARD, brother OF the
attorney general of Nevada. is at the .Argonaut
G. X. wooDLAw, mining man of Guaymas,
is staying for few days at the Fairmont.
M. ]. GRAMMoNT. distiller Of New York, is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
PERCY DENTON, prominent in theatricals in
Australia, is at the Argonsut
EDWARD EHRMAN, grocer Of Sacramento. is
registered at the st. Francis
]. H. cAPEN, wholesale grocer Of New York.
is staying at the Manx.
JOSEPH N. TEAL. an attorney of Portland. is
registered at the Palace.
c. M WHEELER. an attorney Of Eureka, is
staying at the stewart
c. L. ANDERSON. a real estate broker. is regis
tered at the Manx.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
'EPIDE MIC
D Is A P p E A r S
'The Power of the Press. Manifested
In Community Where Kidney
and Bladder Disorders Prevailed
Owing To Contaminated Water.
Paper Published Free Prescription
Which Attained Gratifying Re-.
suits.

In an eastern city of over one hun
dred thousand population, nearly every
case of kidney disease has disappeared
and physicians marvel at the power of
the press" 1t seems that the local
paper copied a prescription said to be
used by a German specialist with great
success in the Treatment of kidney and
bladder arrangements Such magnifi-
cent results attended the publication
that the paper continued it week after
week, giving the symptoms and pre-
scription as follows: DeFanged kid
neys and bladder are indicated by dry
parched skin. hot and cold sensations.
frequent burning or Scanty urination,
ESPECIALLY at night with bad odor. ten
der spots in back. loss ef weight. morn
ing weariness, swollen feet and ankles.
backache headache. infamed eyes etc.
Any or all indicate trouble. misery
and danger. This prescription can be
filled by any we'll stocked druggist:
Fluid extract buchu l o.. compound
fluid balmwort / o.. and syrup sar-
saparilla compound 4 ozs. Shake we'll
and take a teaspoonful before or after
meals and one when retiring.
No one ever fails to get benefit and
everybody who has used it praises il
above anything else. $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
PLANS FOR SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Methodist Episcopal Gathering
to Last Three Days

A Sunday school convention under
the auspices of the Methodist Episco-
pal board Of Sunday schools will be
held in the wesley church, Hayes and
Buchanan streets.
The session will last three days, COM
mencing Wednesday, February g. at
7:45 q. M, with addresses of welcome
by Or w. c. Evans and DR.. David G.
Downey.
There will be three sessions each
day. Thursday and Friday DR.. Edgar
Blake. Mrs. A. A Lamoreaux and Bish-
op z. II. Hughes will be the principal
speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
BY NATIVE DAUGHTERS
ParIor ia Holds Its Exercises
in Public

The public installation Of officers of
Parlor ia, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, in Mission Masonic tenn
pie. 266S Mission street, took place last
week Mrs. Nell Boege of Ell Vespero
parlor installed the following:
Hsrrietta Wilson, Junior past president: Nora
Foley. past president: Grace Smith: president;
Mae Johnston first vice president: Edna Smith
second vice president Grace Gallagher third
vice president: Abbie Buttle. recording secretary
Mae Powers financial secretary; Alice Jenkins
fressnrer: Mary keenan,. marshall Myra Doyle
inside sentinel; Irene 0'Conner. outside sentinel
Tenore Jenkins Agnes Pinkham and Mary Bress
lin trustees Susie McGaraghsn. organist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
PROSPECTIVE SITES INVITED

Hardly a day passes without some
new site for the exposition being pro-
posed. Many favor using the western
part Of Golden Gate park. Others
would cross Sloat boulevard to the
south in the Spring Valley property.
South San Francisco is eager for the
grounds, and the lowland near the Tan
foran track has been suggested. The
latest suggestion has been the gorge in
the Mission near the county line All
suggestions for sites will be taken
under advisement, but no decision will
be reached until the plans of the COM
mittee are further advanced.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
FIGHT AMONG NEGROES
ENDS IN BLOODSHED

As the result of an alteration at
the Dixie lodging house, Grant avenue
and Pacific street, tenanted by negroes,
Barney Aldrich is at the central emer-
gency hospital with a number of lacer-
ated wounds of the scalp, evidently
inflicted with a razor, and Edward
Hayes, Samuel Derrick and Edward
Brooks are in the city prison charged
with assault with a deadly weapon,
while Henry Bummery is charged with
disturbing the peace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
dILTON a. NATHAN..
Secretary and ATTORNEY

A large number of organizations in
this city have already indorsed the pro-
posed exposition. Others will do like
wise as soon as they hold meetings.
Within the course of a few weeks prac-
tically every organization in San Fran
cisco viii have declared in favor of the
great fair.
Northern California is manifesting
the same spirit. Chambers of commerce
in many of the cities of this part of the
state are adopting resolutions in favor
of a fair in this city in 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
PHOTO-ENGRAvERS
URGE EXPOSITION
Employers Association Indorses
Panama Project and Pledges
Fullest Support

The employing photo-engravers as
sociation of California is the latest or
ganization TO indorse the proposition
of holding an international exposition
the completion of the Panama canal.
The following letter was received from
the association yesterday at the expo
sition offices:
[ am instructed to advise you
that at the annual meeting of the
association recently held the propo-
sition of holding an international
fair at San Francisco in 1915 in
commemoration of the completion
of the Panama canal was unani-
mously approved
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

Denmark exports to Great Britain
over s4S 5000 worth of butter yearly
Dairying in Denmark is mainly CO.
operative. In 1907 the 1,0S5 associa-
tions had 1851 10 members, bound, as a
rule, to the enterprise for 10 years.
The creameries in 1908 numbered 1.345.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
OPIUM FOUND ON
LINER MANCHURIA
Discovery OF Forbidden Drug
May Repeat Record OF
the Siberia a.

There is reason TO believe that the
liner Manchuria which arrived yester-
day from the orient is as well supplied
with opium as was the Siberia on which
the customs inspectors seized about 900
tael tins of the forbidden drug. This
belief is based on the finding of 21O tins
of dope hidden among the freight in
No. hold. The discovery was made
while the liner was at Yokohama.
Chief OFFICER Rice was experimenting
the shifting OF some cargo when he
found the opium which had evidently
been placed there by some of the Chi
nese crew who had not expected the
freight to be moved until the ship
reached this port.
BY Captain DiXon's orders the opium
was locked in the specie tank and en-
tered on the ships manifest At Homo
lulu it was turned over to the customs
authorities. The inspectors here are
now looking for the rese of it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
About Meat

OF course the study of meat, its cuts,
quality and cooking, is not an easy
one, and the yariously busted house
wife can not be expected TO know all
about it. even after years of expert
ence. But even the beginner can be
an intelligent buyer if she cares to take
a little trouble in the matter, and she
can often effect very considerable
saving in time, money and temper-to
say nothing of health--by turning
early to the meat section of her cook
book rather than to those more attract
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
ELMORE MAKES A
GOODROAD RECORD
Dr.. j. F. Sweet Drives His Car
to Los Angeles on 81 Gal
Ions of Gasoline
A. j. Smith, Coast Agent, Has
Twice Made the Distance
on Same Amount
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

One of the best records for road
work has just been performed by an
Elmore ear. a. ]. Smith. the coast
agent, has received word from DR..
]. f. Sweet that the latter has just
completed the trip from San Fran
cisco to Los Angeles in his 1908 Ed
more on 81 gallons of gasoNne.
Besides Doctor and Mrs Sweet the
car carried $50 pounds of baggage and
condition of the roads at this time of
the year the average of II miles to
the gallon is exceedingly good for any
make of car.
Smith has twice made the trip on
the same amount
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
RECOGNIZE GREAT BENEFIT

We recognize the benefit to be
derived from the project for the
nations of the world, and the as
sociation stands ready TO assist in
the laudable undertaking. Very
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

I %Vest Of emoIIients, TO
soothe and heal the skin.
CutIcura Soap Csc J. Cuticura Ointmsnt (50e.l
and Cutlcura Resolvent (50c). Cor IN she form of
Chocolate Coated Pits 25c. per vial of 60) are sold
throughout the world Potter Drug a Chem Corp.
Sole Props. 135 Columbus Ave Boston, Mas.
EEMsiled free 32-page CuticuFa Book. inFalu-
able Guide to Treatment and Cure OF the Skin
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

Climax JumbIes-One cup sugar, half
cup butter, three eggs. one teaspoon
cream tartar, half teaspoon soda tnever
use baking POWDER; mix soft and han
die with care (do. not use rolling pin) ;
flavor lightly with nutmeg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
SKINS ON FIRE

With torturing, disiguring eczemas.
rashes and other itching, burning, bleed
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

ing, scaIy and crusCed
skin and scalp humors
are instantly relieved.
and speedily cured, in the
majority Of cases, by
warm baths with Cuti-
cura Soap, to cleanse the
skin, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Oint-
ment. purest and sweet
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
A FEW WORDS WITH Ae1
HYDROCARBONS

"It doesn't follow that because one in
a quarrel is wrong the other is right
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
Culinary Notes

Welsh Custard UNITS. z. W. SaIter-
bach, Monterey)-One cup dry grated
cheese, four eggs. one cup milk, one
teaspoon butter two teaspoons -four
mixed with the milk, soda size of a pea.
half teaspoon of salt, pinch of cayenne.
and pepper with the -four, which has
been wet with a little milk, and pour
scalding hot on the eggs beaten light in
a bowl. Add cheese, pour into buttered
custard cups and bake in g. hot oven
90 minutes. Should be served instantly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
ARE YOU DEAF?

Have Won a friend or
relative that is deaf IL
so. call OF write for par
ticulaFs OF our 30-day
HOME TEST.
1t cost S4O.0 900 to per-
feet the Stolz Electro
phone. 1t is a tiny but
powerful electrical hear
ing device. carried I'm the
clothing. ana leaves both
hands free. II magnihes
sound. restores aided Hear
ing Power instantly.
T r z z PERSONAL
TEST at our office. II
will be a pleasant visit;
you viii be put to neither
pain. expense nor Obliga
tiOn.
BUY THE BEST
CO..
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

Welsh Rarcbit-One and a half
hounds cheese tablespoon butter, tea
spoon dry mustard, little cayenne,
half pint beer or ale and toast.
Put butter in frypan; when nearly
melted add cheese cut in small pieces,
mustard and cayenne; stir constantly
Add beer or ale slowly to prevent burn
ing; serve hot on toast.
For Golden Buck add poached egg
just before serving.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

Monterey Hermits-One and quar-
ter cups sugar one cup butter, three
beaten eggs, one cup chopped raisins,
half cup currants, one teaspoon soda
dissolved in quarter cup milk, pinch
of salt and one teaspoon baking powder
in the flour; add spices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

DR.. s. d. Cooper has received the
Chalmers-Detroit go" which he will
clares that that the little Chalmers is
an ideal for his work
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

sTOT.Z ELECTROPHONE CO..
617 PheIan Bldg, san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
The Dinner Menu

The Dinner Menu
Oyster Soup
Goldfish Steaks
Cold Slaw
Calls Head a la Poulette
Rice Croquets
Roast Duck
Lettuce Salad with Mayonnaise
Custard in. Cups
Cafe Noir
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

BARTLETT TRIP, formerly minister TO Aus
tria, is guest at the st. Francis. Trip is
professor in the University of South
Dakota. where he has the chair of constitu-
tional law. He will be a passenger on the
Cleveland when. it leaves port for a: trip
around the world.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

The Thor ". the big single cylinder
motorcycle. has been brought out to
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

The Howard automobile company has
just delivered a Buick white Streak
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
NOTES OF THE AUTO

Weinstock & Nichols have furnished
A. Schwabacher's Chalmers-D Detroit
with full set of Morgan & Wright
nobby threads.
The largest tires in use on motors
in the United States measure GO inches
and are used on fire wagons.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

Buick now owned by the Newerf COM
pany, who are California agents for
Goodyear tires; their Los Angeles es-
tablishment having in service q White
Streak" and Buick 10 roadster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

The agency for California and Nevada
has been taken over by the Brush
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

Several unique and original patterns
in automobile bodies are being COM
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

REAR ADMIRAL A. P. MARIO, United States
navy, and Mrs. Nazro arrived from the orient
yesterday the Manchuria. The admiral has
been stationed at Cavite and expects to he
ordered for duty at the Philadelphia navy
yard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

which is being built on a roadster be
longing to William Talbot, the loca
capitalist. A landaulet top is also being
constructed for the touring car belong
ing to II. f. Wilson of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
Personal Brevities

D. H. BURNHAM, who proposed plans for the
beautifying Of San Francisco after the fire, is
visiting this city. Burnham is from Chicago
The best known of his buildings in this city
are the Mills and First National Bank build.
ings. He has been employed in arranging mu-
nicipal identifying plans for Washington, D.
c.. and Cleveland He is at the Palace and
his son accompanies him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31

HERMAN BAMBERGER, a merchant of Baker
City, Ore and Mrs Bamberger have been Wis
itpg their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Bam-
berger, at the st. Francis. They have been
extensively entertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-31
SALES REPORTED Of
CHEVY CHASE PROPERTY
Several Transfers of Large
Blocks of Unimproved Land
Through R. E. L. YeIIott.

Several sales of property in Chevy
Chase have been reported by the office
of r. Z. l.. YeIlott. One of these trans
actions was negotiated by Francis LeB
Smoot. and it included the transfer of
lot 60 feet front by 125 feet deep to John
II. hickman. This lot adjoins the house
recently purchased by Mr.. Ruckman for
$1,000, and with the addition of the new
lot his property now has a total frontage
of 12O feet
John l.. RidgWay was the purchaser
of a lot containing 65,O00 square feet
fronting 300 feet on Woodbine street. in
Chevy Chase Park. The consideration in
this transaction was said to be 5000
Three lots with frontage of 400 feet
on WOodbine street, containing $4,000
square feet, were sold to II. P. Nelson
1t is understood the purchaser will i'm
prove the property in the spring
Gibbs L. Baker paid approximately ST.
500 for a lot fronting 100 feet on Leland
street Chevy Chase Park. The lot con-
tains $4,000 square feet.
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GALLAGHER INSANE.
Agreement of Alienists on Condition
of Gaynor's Assailant.

NEW. YORK. December 3i.-Th%
alienists who have examined James }
Gallagher. who shot Mayor Gaynor. have
agreed that Gallagher is insane. IL was
unofficially reported yesterday. The doe
tors disagree merely as to the form OF
his insanity. The doctors will make
their report to the court in a few days.
AT the recent arraignment OF Gallagher
Justice Swayze said that II the evidence
should show Gallagher is insane he will
be committed as a lunatic and the trial
will not proceed.
los F. Macdonald. for the state. have
Drs. John u. Mc(iill. William ]. Arlitz
and Frank A. Cotton, medical director
Of the State Hospital. all three OF whom
are for the state. have reached q dag
nosis of paresis. DIR. George B. SeXsmith.
for the state, and Drs. John f. Kelley
and Britton ID. Evans OF the Morris
Plains Insane Asylum entertain the opin-
'on that Gallagher suffers from senile de.
entia.
Warden Patrick III. Sullivan OF the
Hudson county Jail, in which Gallagher
is detained. has been subpoenaed. The
warden has already declared Gallagher
Is a "feeble-minded old man.
Gallaghers eyes were examined yester-
day by DIR. Kennedy. specialist. and
DIR. Hamilton, who engaged DR.. Kennedy
in the case. Gallagher objected to the
examination until his own physicians ad-
yised him to submit. The result Of the
WAS not announced.
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TWO LOTS TRANSFERRED.
Library Hotel Company Gives Title
to Southeast PROPERTY.

The Library Hotel Company, of which
DR.. Wilbur F. Crafts is president and
Mrs. Rosa E. Pennell secretary, this
morning decided two lots at the corner
of I'd street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. opposite the Library of Con-
gress. and adjoining the international
reform bureau, to the international
moral and social commission. new
corporation, of which ex-senator Henry
w. Blair is president, organized for the
purpose of erecting large endowment
building for the preparation and free
ture. This building is to be erected in
part on the two lots today conveyed,
and later, il sufficient funds are raised.
is to be extended over the lot now oc-
cupied by the reform bureau building.
1t is not expected that the building
will be undertaken until $a5O,OOO has
been pledged. when 1T is planned to
borrow as much more on land and
building, which will be used, with the
exception of a few offices. as a library
hotel for government employees.
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pected that the houses will be ready for
the early summer market.
Model Dwelling Plan Chosen.


The type of bungalow which Mr.. Kite
has selected to be first built is an exact
reproduction of the model bungalow
dwelling on exhibition on the Illinois state
The plan was selected from among hun
dreds submitted, and it is regarded as
model dwelling Of it's kind. and is SO ex-
hibited on the state fair grounds at
Springfield.
The houses will be erected on lots vary
ing from forty to sixty feet wide and of
a good depth, and each will consist of
six rooms, bath and pantry. all on the
ground floor. The plan comprehendS a
large living room, fourteen by twenty
one feet, with a massive brick fireplace
at one end. At the side of the living
room, and separated from it by sliding
feet. which can be used as bed cham
Der if desired. At the rear of the living
room is a dining room, which will be
fourteen by twenty-three feet; this will
have a handsome buffet built in one side.
The kitchen and pantry and two bedrooms
run across the back of the house. Ample
closet space is provided for all the rooms,
including the bathroom. The covered
front porch, which will probably be of
stone, will be eleven by twenty-siX feet
Back of the kitchen will be a back porch
Each house will be heated by hot water.
will have ample space above the living
rooms and will he trimmed in q most at
tractive manner. Electric light and gas
will furnish the necessary illumination
Other features looking to housekeeping
convenience, as we'll as artistic and es-
thetic architectural effect, will be care
fully carried out.