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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

There is a reason
Why Grape-Nuts does correct
A weak. physical. or
Sluggish mental condition.
The food is highly nutritious
And is partially pre-digested.
So that it helps the organs of
the stomach
To digest other food.
1t is also rich in the
Vital phosphates that go
Directly to make up
The delicate gray matter
Of brain and nerve centres.
Read The Road to Wellville"
In pkgs. There's Reason.
POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY. Ltd.
Battle Greek, Mich
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
Y. M. G.. A.. TUG TRIP
TO VALLEJO ENJOYED
Managers of Local Association
Visit Mare Island Branch

Starting yesterday afternoon in the
tug Unadilla, the managers of the
army and navy Y. NJ. C. A, with num-
Der of their friends, enjoyed a trip to
the Mare island navy yard and an in
spection of the Vallejo branch.
After dining at the Vallejo army and
navy Y. M. C. A. the party returned to
the city, arriving at o'clock.
Among those who made the trip were
DIR. e. r. Taylor, Walter Macarthur, G..
A. Mattern, W. f. Woolsey, Doctor
RAIDER, William Romaine. E. D. Bullard.
Alexander Russell, Major G. E. Collins,
Emery Smith. H. j. Mccoy. A. IL.
Adams, l. L. Morse, F. A. McCarl, j. M.
Kepner, A. J. Lindgren-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
THREE DEATHS THE
RESULTS OF ACCIDENTS
Two Babies and a Woman Meet
Tragic Fates

PRICE, Utah, May 2S.-Two l year
old babies and one woman were acci-
dent victims in this vicinity yesterday.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Den
nison was burned to death here in a
fire which destroyed the family resi-
dence.
Mrs. Dennison had gone out and the
house took fire from an overheated
stovepipe.
The overturning of a wagon in an
irrigation ditch near Myton Uintah
county, caused the death of Mrs. Will
liam T. Cox and her infant child
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
YALE NOT READY FOR
THE ENGLISH SYSTEM
HadIey's Plan Meets Adverse
Vote and Goes Over

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. May 2S.-After
prolonged discussion and several meet
ings the plan OF President Hadley OF
Yale, of adopting in the college the
English honor and class system of
studies, has encountered an adverse in
formal vote and has gone over to the
next college year. If adopted, the
English honor and class system will
involve the radical readjustment of the
present elective system.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
CLAIM TO 100000
ESTATE RELINQUISHED
Wife of F. F. Benson With
draws From Contest

SAN DIEGO, May 2s.-By the with
drawal, of F. F. Benson, representing &
his wife, who was one of the claim
ants to the 100000 estate of the late
Edward McGurck, the taking of testi-
mony came to AN abrupt close yester-
day afternoon
Counsel for the plaintiffs introduced
in rebuttal testimony to show that the
only surviving relatives of McGurck
are Michael and Elizabeth McGurck,
half brother and half sister respect
lively.
Arguments have been begun and 1T is
expected that attorneys for both sides
will be through early next week
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
New SACRAMENTO River Steamer
Schedule

Commencing June Ist, Southern Pa
Navajo" will make daily Except Sun
day. round trips between San Francis
co and Sacramento. north bound trip
being made by daylight. leaving Pa
chic street Wharf at 500 a. M, arriv-
ing at Sacramento at 500 p. m. Return,
leaving Sacramento at 900 p. m., ar
irving San Francisco at 500 a. M,
bound trip only. Ticket offices: Flood
Building, Market Street Ferry Depot,
Pacific Street Wharf. San Francisco;
Foot Of K Street, Sacramento, Cali
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
REQUESTS LEFT TO
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL

The late J. Brandenstein, by will,
left $1,000 for the benefit of the German
general benevolent society. which sup
ports one Of the finest hospitals in the
city. Other donations for the worthy
cause received during the last year
are; johann Friedman estate, $2,36165,
san Francisco schuetzen verein, $609.73
Frank Tillmann estate, $526.27; r. Ban
tell estate. s3sO.75; Mrs. F. E. Small es-
tate. $2.4446O
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
Talks on Teeth
BY
REX DENTAL CO.
QncOrpOrsted)
Saving Time
and Money

When difficult piece OF dental work
is indicated by the condition OF the
teeth. then the one-man dentist Office is
up a tree. He wants to tackle the work
needs it, in fact-and feels sure he
can make good. but 1t win take him
weeks to finish 1T up and attend to his
other patients.
Whereas. in a large ONCE. such as
ours. we can put one, two. or as many
experts on the work as necessary, and
as it all is done on the premises. we
can turn 1t out In a matter OF few
days.
So we are time savers.
Then about the money-saving.
We do all of our own work The
small shops must send theirs out.
Now you know that it is simply i'm
possible to make a fitting unless the
impression man can follow his work
through the laboratory. In consequence.
when the work comes back the dentist
must make 1t fit, whether 1T does or not
or begin all over again
You can wager he will make 1t ft.
Again we are money savers because
we save you these middle-man profits.
We do our own laboratory work. and
not alone do we save you one or two
profits by so doing. but give you in
fnitely better work-for here every man
is a specialist.
Read the following letters from re-
cent patients:
REX DENTAL CO..
Gentlemen: 1t affords me much pleasure to ex-
press my satisfaction with the of the Alive
olar Methods Of Dentistry for the past nine
months My ease especially difficult. as l
am over 30 years Of age, and was long sufferer
from sore mouth greatly aggravated by the use
Of teeth on plates.
My teeth are as near Natures work as art
can perfect and 1 am happy TO commend the Rex
Dental Company thru Its practitioners for the
courtesy and consideration shown its patrons.
Respectfully,
MRS. NJ. F. MCGOWAN.
Hanford, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
NAT c. GOODWIN TO
AGAIN GRACE FOOTLIGHTS
Signs a Contract to Play for
klaw & ErIanger

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Nat C. Good
win. whose return to the stage has been
announced half dozen times, but al
ways with a slipup in the arrangement,
has finally placed his name on con-
tract. Klaw & Erlanger engaged him
today and made arrangements with
George Broadhurst to write the play,
which will be ready by the time the
new season begins.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
BETH TATE TO MARRY
LYCEUM TREASURER
Engagement of San Francisco
Actress Is Announced
TSpecidI Dispatch 10 The Call

PITTSBURG. May 2S.-Announcement
has been made of the engagement of
Miss Beth Tate, a well known young
actress of San Francisco, and James
Deacon, treasurer of the Lyceum
theater here. Miss Tate started on the
stage with the Belasco stock company
in her home town. She played Contrary
Mary in Babes in Toyland' and an
ingenue role in 1.-The Girl from Rec
tors" She is now playing with a
Denver stock company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
Nebraska Aviation Meet

OMAHA, Neb., May 2S.-A contract
for an aviation meet July 9 to Il was
signed today by the Nebraska aero club
and a representative of Glenn Fl. Cur
tiss. 1t is agreed that Curtiss, willard
and Marshall all make flights in the
meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
SWissco Grows
New Hair
Gray or Faded Hair Quickly Rewnins
Its Natural Color and Gloss
rs CENT BOTTLE FREE TO ALL

1t Is astonishing what the late dis
coveries of the hair specialists who
prepare the Swissco Hair and Scalp
Remedy have done for bald headed peo-
pie. 1t takes but a few days to start
the hair to grow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
BRISK WIND PREVENTS
FLIGHT BY CURTISS,
Aviator May Start From Albany
for New York Today

ALBANY, n. Y, May 2S.-A brisk
wind prevented Glenn H. Curtiss from
making an attempt to fly from Albany
to New York today. He may start to-
morrow if weather conditions are ia
yorable
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
BY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO EUREKA IN 1912
Statement by President of the
Northwestern Pacific Road
TSoeciol Dispotch 10 The CoH1

EUREKA, May 2s.-In brief ad-
dress at the Elks' hall dedication last
evening President A. HI. Payson of the
Northwestern Pacific railroad company
stated that a proposition had been made
to the parent companies, the Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe, to have the rail-
road connecting this city and San Fran
cisco by rail completed during the sum-
mer of 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
LAKE COUNTY GIRLS
ARE PEELING BARK
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LAKEPORT, May 2S.-Misses Gertie
Nevans and Crystal PARROT, both Of
this county. have taken the contract to
peel tan bark and have pitched their
camp on the side of Mount ST. Helena.
They occupy the camp alone and do all
the work. There are no other women
within many miles The girls wear
mems clothing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

DEBTS TOTAL s655--Alvin Bergman Hooke, a
travelling salesman of Sacramento, fled petit
tion in bankruptcy yesterday In the United
Estates district court. His liabilities are
scheduled at s665.45. with no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

No Longer Any Excuse for Badness
The remedy also cures dandruff, stops
hair falling. makes IL beautiful. glossy
and soft and changes to it's natural
color. Let US send you a % cent bottle
free to prove it.
Swissco Hair Remedy Is for sale by
all druggists at so cents and $500 a
bottle, but the free bottle can cnly be
had by writing direct to the Swissco
Cincinnati. Ohio, enclosing 10 cents as
an evidence of good faith. The 10
cents does not cover actual postage and
packing on the % cent bottle we send
you
For sale and recommended IN San
Francisco and Oakland at The Owl
Drug Go. stores
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
Kohl Bldg. San Francisco.


Now. reader. it won't cost you penny
to come here and have talk on teeth
with our examining doctor. Not a
penny. but you will get information
worth dollars to you. besides careful.
critical examination Of your teeth. also
free.
You would like to know what shape
they are in. We say, come and avail
yourself of this privilege, free as air
Come and get our handsome. 40-page
illustrated book. or If you can't come in
person, write for it, and we shall send
it to you the same day we get the re-
quest
Sending for this book is the first step
towards emancipation from poor teeth
or missing teeth. for when we get
through with them they will rival the
finest set you ever saw in your life.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
REX DENTAL CO..
REx DENTAL CO..

REX DENTAL CO..
Gentlemen 7 desire to say that I had one Of
the worst cases OF Pyorrhea that Is known to
dental surgery. consulted several dentists and
they all informed me that 7 would have to lose
all my teeth and that I would have to have
plates made. but. after seeing the dentists Of
the Rex Dental Co. they Informed me that
they could save the few teeth that bad and BY
their Alveolar method theS would make a man
Of me once more. / submitted to their treatment
and in eighteen days their work was complete.
and I am in possession Of a full set Of
teeth the though nothing had happened
1 am pleased to recommend them to any and all
who desire to save what teeth they have. and I
speak for them as successful and thorough work
manship as Is known IN dentistry. II you have
any work to be done. don't have any hesitancy
whatever in allowing them 60 do It.
Respectfully yours.
a
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

of slander because he saw an opportu-
nifty to throw dust in the eyes of the
people, use the conspiracy to defeat
those who stood for federal co opera
ton in expending the 100000 900, and
secure control of the next legislature.
Why he-persists in his efforts to get
control of the $4,000 900 when he well
knows that it in itself is not sufficient
to construct a waterway is a mystery
that I can not fathom."
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

"The governor Joined this campaign
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-22
Letters rom
The People
WHERE PROSPECT DOES NOT
PLEASE.

Editor Observation-Disclosures is a short
block of roadway on Prospect street. ex-
tending from Hackfeld to Kapiolani,
that would be disgrace in a country
village. For over three years it has
gone without needed attention. In dry
weather, its many ups and downs en-
force obedience to the speed ordinance !;
after the heavy rains, it is a slough of
despond to all who pass that way, es-
pecially to the deliverymen who cater
to the needs of the neighborhood Gro
Gerry trucks sometimes stick fast in the
mud. Then there is a rotten waterpipe
near the surface which often springs a
leak and plays fountains in the air for
days at time, till some tardy govern
ment employe rudely plugs the vents
and throws over all few shovels of
dirt. Would that the chairman of the
road committee might gather the proper
authorities into his buzz wagon and at
tempt to negotiate the block in wet
weather or dry. Perhaps a blotch on an
otherwise slightly street would be re-
moved. PEDESTRIAN.
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self veritable new world with nearly
100 million inhabitants.
The world has made great progress
since 1901, and progressed in every ma
tion except One. France. which claims,
and some years ago Justly claimed to
be the land of progress and enlighten-
ment. and of growth of ideas and the
expansion of thought. has remained in
those 10 wears almost outside the
world s advance. In 1901 less than 200
million men counted in the play of his
torical or political events. Today near
" 500 million men know how to WELD
the same weapons, to use the like i'm
plements and instruments in the strug-
gle for life A census tomorrow would
disclose a world s population showing
the prod gious figure of $4,000 millions.
The conditions in France have been at
tributed to irreligion, race suicide, etc,
butithe real causes must be left to her
own people for calculation.
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SCANDAL REVIVED
TO HARASS COLONEL
CONTINUED from Page One.)

The new light thrown on the old row
by the Republican consists of y num-
her of extracts from the letters of
Archbishop Ireland, written during 1908
and 1904, in which frequent references
are made to interviews between the
writer and the President and in which
the direct claim is made that the Presi-
dent told the writer that he had com
missioned Ambassador Storer to act as
an envoy to the Pope on the writer s
Ureland 's) behalf
Colonel Roosevelt, during his presi-
dency and since has always denied hav-
ing taken any part IN attempting to
secure promotion for Archbishop Ire
land, stating in interviews and official
letters that whatever impression the
Storers had received that he wanted
anything done by the ambassador for
the archbishop must have come from
statements Of private friendship the
President had for the church dignitary.
The active hostilities between the
former President and the Storers began
in December, 1906 when the recalled
ambassador issued letter charging the
President with untairness and with
putting a false light on the circum-
stances surrounding his recall. In
reply, President Roosevelt issued a
pamphlet denying Storer' s charges.
This pamphlet contained the following
paragraphs:
The assertion that IN any private
conversation I took an opposite position
from that which I was repeatedly ex-
pressing in writing IS not only an I'M
truth. but an absurd untruth.
d" Mr.. Storer asserts that he and Mrs
Storer and various other people. after
conversations with me, put down memo
randa as to what they remembered [
had said If such action was taken,
it was, of course, simply dishonorable -
Mr.. Storer asserts that President
Mckinley commissioned a gentleman to
ask (of the Pope1 the appointment of
Archbishop Ireland as cardinal. This
is the direct contrary of what President
Mckinley told me was his attitude in
the matter, and Mr.. CorteIyou, who was
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then his private secretary, writes me
as follows:
50. This statement of Mr.
Storer distorts what was evidently an
expression of deep personal regard and
respect for an individual into what is
in substance request for his advance
ment as a member of an ecclesiastical
organization. The late President never
made such a request
''As for Mr.. Storer's assertion tia
! authorized him to make such state
ment as he says he was authorized to
make to the Pope, it is untrue. I gave
him no such authorization.
81 never received from him any let
ter giving any such account of his visit
to the Vatican. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-22
JAPAN'S EMPEROR AND SOCIALISTS

Japan that has been discovered part
to of
be
politically of his the
O
socialism developing japanese
filled
being the socialists and hints
replaced
bombs preaching the
to
andre the arrested ones as martyr
probabealmos opinion of
himself that
sion o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-22
THE CLOCK THAT
ALL ENGLAND GOES BY

Probably no hill IN the world. saws
tho Landau cranb;, hoe boa
'iahso'F varied +" hlS'ois OF Played
50 important part IL the affairs OF
men as that at Greenwich. The gran.
tie line across tha footnatb an 10 ~,
sum
,i'-' - INC i"ei l''"A rom "hlch the
longitude on every British map and
chart is calculated. All England set
lis time bv the mean solaro1oa1.
,rbora . ,aro - >''e n >
gar "no- magnetic
clocN nAed on the outside wall of the
observatory and divided into ri honrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-22
ALCOHOL IN MEDICINES.

Alcohol is the best known preserva-
tive of medical compounds, and the
average proprietary medicine contains
from III to 300 which is the smallest
possible amount To preserve the ingre-
dents, while the average doctor $ pre-
scription contains from $50 TO 500.
Such standard preparations as Lydia
f. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound
contain but 1SCI. and they even put the
Compound up in tablet form. which the
over-scrupulous woman, who objects to
alcohol in any degree, may use.
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Advertiser Will Help.

On request of Mr.. Sheba, subscrip-
tions to the relief fund viii be taken
at the business Office of The Advertiser
as well as at the places mentioned
above, acknowledgment of the re
ccipts 10 be made in this paper and in
the Hawaii Shinpo
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be
election his will
shown unmiakable that Hawaii fooled by
purely demagogic tactics
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Representative Tawney defeated the
reelection, third
He Republican
in
effected, his idea should
lied being through
a
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door neghbor Japan
Advertiser
his addressed able aid the
relatives
holding a helping doubted.
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APPEAL COMES
FROM SUFFERERS
CONTINUED from Page One

Donations above fifty cents are ac-
ceptable and the books will be opened
on Fort street and at the Yokohama
Specie Bank until the end of this
month. s. SHEBA.
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SUBJECT FOR THOUGHT.

Harlow-That office boy of yours has
q thoughtful east of countenance.
Rariow-You bet he has He s al
WAYS thinking mp some new excuse for
getting away to the ball games.
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OF
always be depended the side justice and
due ~@'sR--@@
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preunpive delegates congress-
the delegates however.
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advis passage
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Growth of Germany.

The German empire has grown from
. million inhabitants of rival and jeal
Gus states in 1901 to homogeneous
strength Of 10 millions, an increase of
10 millions since 160l-the increase
alone exceeding the population OF all
cf France today-and of &c millions
since 1870. The population OF Germany
has increased 152 per cent. since 1901.
Austria Hungary has more than doubled
its population. which now numbers 80
millions, and Italy. with 81 million III
habtauts, has nearly doubled. Spain
counts % millions. Belgium and the
Lowlands exceed II millions. in place Of
) millions in 1901. Russia has increas-
Ell in living strength by 200 per cent,
and numbers l2S million people. Japan
has come ont of the seas with 90 mil
lion inhabitants to take an important
place in the world. in America, Of
course. progress IS more marked. Can
ada has : million people, Brazil IS to
% Millions. Peru 3 millions, Chilli 3 IL
millions. the Argentine 6 millions,
Mexico Is millions and the United
States. characterized as 81 miracle of
vitality. energy, prodigious industry
and world-embracing commerce. IS il
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The Springfield Republican Archbishop
of the Ananias evening
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WHAT A CENTURY
HAS DONE IN EUROPE
Population Has TripIed-- Map Has
Changed Order of Powers
Is Reversed.

l. 0 n D Q n. September 10. -, The
changes in Europe since 1901 show
some remarkable reversals in states
and politics. The Europe of 1901 count
ed one hundred and seventy-fiye million
inhabitants; its population today ex
| eeeds four hundred and thirty eight, mil
lions. The populations Of France, which
ran TO over thirfy-fhree millions. ex
cee1ed then in number, cohesion and
living strength that of any nation ex
cept Russia, which, however, counted
only thirty-six millions. The population
of the British Isles was only sixteen
millions, not quite half that of France.
The German empire, counting its three
hundred states, often at war with one
another, had in all only twenty five
million people. Italy was only geo
graphical expression = at that time, but
the whole peninsula, in ten duchies,
comprised only seventeen million peo-
numbered only twenty-five millions.
Outside of Europe at that time the
world was either a desert or unknown.
The population of China had risen
from fifty-nine millions at the dawn Of
the Christian era to three hundred and
thirty-three millions in 1895, but no
other figure was quoted for Asia.
Africa was to the civilized world d
mere outline In America the official
census" of 1890 reported four million
inhabitants, which rose, according to
the census of 1900, to 5,30S,4S3 No
precise figure was given for the rest
of America, nor was anything known
of the population of Oeeanla, Australia
or New Zealand
Today the political condition of Eu-
rope has changed with the change of
population France, which one hundred
and ten years ago was the first, and in
a sense the only, power of Europe, IS
today of comparatively small account.
The population of Europe has risen
from one hundred and seventytive mil
lions to four hundred and thirty-eight
milliOns-an increase of two hundred
and sixty-three millions. or about one
hundred and fifty per cent. France has
increased only from thirty three mil
lions to tbirty-nine millions, an increase
of only eighteen per cent. In 1901
France was in population one-tifth of
Europe; today it is less than one
eleventh. The population Of Great
Britain exceeds forty five millions, an
increase of twenty-nIne millions, or
more than one hundred and eighty per
cent
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