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The Nevada County picayune., 1910-07-15
PINEY GROVE.

Hello Friends. Here I come again after an absence of a few weeks.
 Several things have happened since my last report.
 Farmers are wearing smiling faces these days.
 It looks as if old Arkansas is coming to the front again with a good crop. We certainly have a fine prospect in this neighbor- hood for ali kinds of crop.
 Corn is fine and roasting ears are plentiful.
 Quite a lot of June corn is being planted now.
 The oat crop was exceedingly good this year. F. P. Smith had two small loads thrashed and got 63 l-2 bushels. They were the Georgia Red Rust Proof winter oats.
 Singing at Artesian last Sun day was enjoyed by a large crowd. Several of the young people from this neighborhood at tended.
 Perry Barber and Mrs. Ivy Welch were married last Satur- day night.
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Smith visited at P. H. Patterson last Sunday.
 The singing at College Hill last Sunday was fine and we'll attend ed.
 Andy Allen of near Sutton visited friends and relatives in this community last Saturday and Sunday.
 Piney Grove school begun last Monday with Prof. Thomas as teacher. He taught us a fine
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-07-15

When the stomach fails to perform it's functions, the bowels become de- ranged, the liver and kidneys congested causing numerous diseases. The stomach must be restored to healthy condition and Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets can be depended up- on to do it. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-07-15

school once before this and we feel sure that he will teach us another good school.
 The berry crop has been good this year and the busy house wife has put plenty away for a cold day in the winter time.
 Andrew West and Merriman Smith were among the many that started to school on the first day. The children are all anxious to go.
 Bert Smith of Mt. Moriah visited his parents and friends last week.
 We learn that Charley Ray has bought the Vim. Young place. We have several new neighbors now.
 w. W. Mohan robbed his bee stands last week and got lot of fine honey.
 Ask R. D. Smith did he get licking last Sunday, (his birth day).
 Sid Padgett and wife visited his parents at Tuckerman last week.
 Sunday school at Piney every Sunday.
 Brother Whaley preached for us after Sunday school last Sun- day and Brother Berry will preach for us after Sunday school next Sunday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-07-15

tended church at Caney Sunday.
 Our school picnic at Gale will be on the 26th of August. We are expecting grand time. There will be plenty of lemonade stands and the proceeds will go to the school. Every body come.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday, September IA, 1910:
Observation-Disclosures d. Creedon, 27, 1872
Ellis street, and Viola c. Cody. II, 11s1 Ellis
street.
DEH-MOEY-Chin Deb. 80 and Sal Moey. 20.
both of S23 Sacramento street.
DUNNIGAN-CREEM-Je ID. Dunnigan. 81,
1854 Twenty first street. and Josie p. Creem
Is, 1915 Twenty first street
D-BLOSSrELD-Edward W. Floyd. 21.
1IS2 Sutter street, and Ena Blossfeld. Is. 70
Waller street.
FREUDENTHAL-wISE- Freudenthal
81. Las Cruces. n. NJ, and Padline Wise, IS
1884 Sacramento street.
GARCIA-BUL0TTI-Jos G. Garcia. p. 1854
Eighteenth avenue, and Annie e. Bulotti. 20.
1865 Dolores street
JAMES-POHLEY-Georg James AZ, and Eve
Ign Policy, %, both Of 204 Fillmore street
UR-wHIPPLE-GeorEe +. Macarthur.
81. woodside, and Florence J. Whipple, Is,
1922 Anza street.
l241 Guerrero street, and Sara V. caliaghan.
49, 321 Duncan street.
PRICE-TANNIAN-Ford Fl. Price. Fl, $50 Ere
Cole street.
Jessie Cooper. Fl. both of South Haven, Mich
49, 426 Oak street. and Margaret B. OConnor,
2s Nineteenth and Iowa streets.
SPITZE-KEEHN-JohnF F. Spite, 20. ~ Home
stead street. and Maud E. Keehn. SO. 333 Pre-
sIdio avenue.
M-McLEIL4AN-Edward Topham. 21.
1912 Clay street, and Cecil 3. Mcclellan, IS,
267 Central avenue
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
COWS TO UNDERGO
ELECTRIC MILKING
Animals Lent by Dairyman for
Demonstration at Exposition
in Coliseum

One by one the big displays are ar
riving at the Coliseum for the cleo
trical exposition to be held there the
week of September 1874
Dynamos and transformers for the
Westing gheuse company are on the floor
how and the national electric lamp
association is installing its $4,000 ex-
hibit. The United Railroads. the city
electrical department under Chief
Urmy, the telephone companies, the
Southern Pacific railway. all are busy
setting up their. displays in the newly
completed Coliseum.
The women of two charitable insti-
tutions. the San Francisco maternity
and the children's hospital association,
are circulating among their friends
directing attention TO the Babcock
electric broom, one of the newest
household inventions.
BROOM TO BE GIVEN AWAY
This broom is to be given away at
the Central theater next Nov vember and
will be in operation at the electrical
show. Prominent women connected
with these associations. including Mrs.
John Metcalf, Mrs. DIR. Dunbar. Mrs.
Charles Slack. Mrs. William Matson,
Mrs. Joseph King Mrs. Hattie Gray.
Mrs. Florence Porter Pfinget and a
interest in the electric broom exhibit
because of this fact
George Haller. a former Stanford
student and now with the Westing-
house electric company at Pittsburg,
and the hero of the 150, 900 volt high
frequency currents. is in town prepar-
ing for nightly exhibition of his mar
velous powers of resistance He will
allow 10000 volts to pass through his
hnA icr11t he xI-if ], nf1r
a tremor.
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM
The new Tungsten lamp system,
which was designed for the exposition
and will provide the permanent illu-
mination for the Coliseum. was tried
experimentally last evening at an ex-
hibitors meeting in the great hall. 1t
proved eminently successful and will
be used every night of the great cleo
trical show. The new Tungsten lamps
were never used on such q large scale
before.
1t is expected that all the displays
will be in readiness by Saturday, so
that on that evening the big show may
start off under the happiest auspices.
Every electrical firm OF any import
ance in the United States will be
represented and every up to date de-
vice will be shown.
COWS AND CHICKENS PROVIDED
The cows for the electrical cow
milking tests have been lent by a
prominent dairyman and chickens for
the electrical incubating machines
have been set to hatch out during the
show hours. giving all an opportunity
to see this interesting sight.
There will be plenty of music, and
besides the regular orchestra the vari-
al cfria tol I'M chi xU{f
furnish operate selections, while the
new sound magnifying instruments
will swell the voices of Caruso, Meiba,
Nielsen, Kellogg, Godsky, Strauss,
Calve and other noted operate singers
throughout the house.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
PLANS MADE TO
RECEIVE CLUBS
Elaborate Preparations Are I'm
der Way for State Fed
Grafton Convention

Preparations are going on which bid
the San Francisco district of the State
Federation of Women's clubs the most
elaborate that has been held All the
federated clubs of San Francisco will
act as hsstesses.
A meeting was held yesterday morn
ing at the California clubhouse. at
which the chairman of the local COM
mittee, Mrs E d. knight, presided.
representatives from most of the clubs
were present and informal discussions
as to plans filled the morning.
1t is probable that the three day ses-
sion, November 9. 10 and IL, will be
held at the California clubhouse. but
that is not definitely arranged
A theater party to raise funds to
pay the expenses of entertaining is
being planned to take place in the
near future, and the final arrange
ments Will be announced next week
meeting of the local committee
has been announced by Mrs. Knight
for next Wednesday morning at the
California club at 10 o'clock. and for
each succeeding Wednesday at the same
hour and place until the time of the
convention.
The following chairmen and commit
tees have been appointed by Mrs.
Knight:
Reception-AMrs. Lowell white. assisted by the
California club.
Music-Dr. Mariana Bertola, Httoria Colonna
club and Dolores mothers club
Entertainment-Mrs. Almeron Skinkie with
Mrs. Frank Fredericks as vice chairman and
assisted by Corona club, To Kalon and the Asso-
citation OF Collegiate Alumnae
Hotels and restaurants-Mrs- julius Kahn and
the Phlomath club
Trains-The South Park Settlement mcthers'
club and the Woman's board of occidental kin
dergartens
Ferry--Mrs. ]. J. o'Neil. the Hypatia and
Wimodausis clubs.
club
Art exhibit-Ina Coolbrith and the Pacific
Coast women's press association.
Prlnting-Mrs- Wallace r. Pond and the Lau-
rel Hall club.
Excursions-Mrs. william A. Limbaugh Daugh-
ters of California Pioneers
Hospitality-Miss Jennie Partridge and the
Colony OF New England Women.
Decoration Nelson Remington and the
Papyrus club.
Finance committee--Mrs. Almeron Skinkle,
Mrs, Wallace R. Pond Mrs. Frank Fredericks,
Or. Mariana Bertola, Mrs Nelson Remington and
Mrs. A. P. Black.
The committee on press and informa-
tfon bureaus will be appointed later
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

Germany and England, looking at
vaudeville and accommodating acts and
comparisons.
The story about Harry Courtaine
printed recently in The Sunday Call
has called forth many "reminiscences
from old time playgoers. One is this:
The courteous and gentlemanly
Harry was playing at Maguire's opera
house In the '70s when his worst enemy
the same that felled Cassio-took
him by the throat and threw him
again. He was being cared for at the
city and county hospital when his wife,
his plight and forthwith came to San
Francisco. She had him removed at
once to better quarters and cared for
him and nursed him back to health.
For five years thereafter he walked
the straight and proper path and it
was at this time that he made his
greatest impression in 'O'Callaghan on
prophetic, for at the end of half a
decade he lapsed. and never recovered
his place in American drama.
Max M. Dill, whose padded stomach
has in years gone by been belabored
with innumerable kicks by his former
partner in burlesque, c. William Kolb,
is still struggling with tragedy lines.
He is now very much aroused because
the elongated Kolb has been saying
that he is indebted to Nat Magner,
their former business manager.
Il don't owe Magner a cent in the
world" said Dill yesterday afternoon
when he visited The Call Office to reply
to an interview that had been given by
Kolb. Neither am 1 leaving the state
like Mr.. Kolb, but L intend to remain
jured.
Dill is organizing a company and
will open at the Garrick theater about
October 25.
Little Ruth Ormsby of the Margaret
Ellington company is a fortunate child.
She is on the road to a starship. AS
the tiny player who appeared from time
to time with the AIcazar company she
attracted attention for the naturalness
of her impersonations. When Miss
Ellington was assembling her company
for Until Eternity" she recalled the
bright little miss she had seen in San
Francisco and offered her an engage
ment. So 1t will happen shortly that
Ruth will have a Broadway appearance
with Miss Ellington and achieve at a
jump what many an older player has
worked for years to get--a hearing on
the great white way"
Another Lambs club hit is sched-
uled for the Orpheum next week. 1t is
.aDinkelspieps Christmas" arranged by
George Hobart, author of the Dinkel-
spiel stories. A capable cast is prom
ised to interpret the skit. Those who
will present the work are Bernard A.
Rheinold, Katherine DeBarry, Thomas
G. Carroll. Mabel Van Buren, and Ben
nett Southard. Linton and Laurence
will give 1.-The Piano Store" which is
a musical comedy on small scale with
plenty of songs and dances Other new
acts are promised.
Jack London has written a sketch
for Bob Fitzsimmons and his wife. 1t
is said to be strenuous. Pugilism is
naturally exploited and it may be de-
pended upon that the virtues of the
pug" will be safely cared for by our
Jack.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
CAMPAIGN POLICY
TO BE DISCUSSED
Important Central Financial
Committee Meeting Called .
by Republicans

Plans for the republican state cam
paign will be discussed at length Fri
day. when the finance committee OF the
state central committee will hold
noon session for the purpose Of con-
sidering ways and means 10 provide
the necessary funds for the state fight
about 70 be waged.
The state central committee is pre-
pairing TO make an aggressive battle
the other republican nominees for state
Offices and the meeting Friday will
be of utmost Importance
Johnson will leave Monday for his
tour or the state. which is 10 begin in
the north, and his first campaign
speech probably will be Tuesday even
ing at Yreka. He viii travel south BY
automobile. taking in the principal
towns along the coast and in the IN
terror valleys.
The republican state and county
committees havetsecured rooms in the
Investors building at Fourth and Mar
ket streets and viii open permanent
headquarters within a few days The
furniture and records of the old state
central committee have been turned
over TO the officers OF the new commit
tee and are now being moved from the
Fairmont hotel.
Several changes have been made in
the itinerary of Theodore A. Bell. the
the next few days. Bell will make no
speeches tonight. but tomorrow night
viii appear at the Richmond opera
house at Richmond. and Saturday, after
a tour of Alameda county, will speak
at Hamilton haH in Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
employees HONOR
RETIRING OFFICIAL
Unique Testimonial Presented
to Henry Dernham by
Emporium Force

Henry Dernhana. former president
and general rnanag ger of the Emporium.
was presented with a valua BILE and
unique testimonial Yesterday on behalf
of the entire force OF the big store. The
testimonial is in book form. the work
of Paul Elder. and contains the sigma
lures of every Emporium employe. as
of the upper staff
The binding is Of full sheepskin
parchment beautifully executed. on
the cover is gold plate designed and
made by Shreve, ar the top of which
is print in silver of the Emporium
store. Below are engraved in gold the
monogram H. d. and the inscription,
Henry Dernham from the Employees Of
the Emporium. 1910"
The pages are of brown hand made
Fiorentine paper. Corresponding TO the
title page OF a book is that bearing
the inscription. Presented to Henry
Dernham by the employees of the Empo-
rum on his retirem Ont as president
and general manager" Then comes a
tribute to his work in the store since
he first took up his duties there IS
years ago.
Following this are signatures of 107
of the staff and their photographs.
These are followed by the signatures
of every employe in the store. number
ing approximately i.120. Toward the
end Of the book are pictures of the
principal views about the Emporium.
and an epilogue telling of the making
of the volume and it's purpose.
The book is : by Is inches in size
1t was presented yesterday morning at
the St Francis by a committee repre-
senting the managing. buying, adyeF-
tising, floor and sales forces.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
WATCH POSLAM WORK
Results Are Seen After a Single
AppIiCa tion

1&SSAzsNe fAI - seen A1CeT n SlI1XtS
AppIiCa tion
Any one wishing to test poslam, the
new skin remedy, for the rapidity of
its action should select a red spot or
small part of a surface where the skin
is extensively broken out Poslam
should be applied on this place at night
and results noted in the morning by
comparison with the surrounding skin,
which has not been treated. Surprising
results are seen, particularly when
poslam is used for red and infiamed
noses, fever blisters. pimples. rash.
scaly scalp, itching feet, sunburn, etc.
The beneficial action Of this new heal
ing agent in eczema, acne, psoriasis.
BARRIERS itch, piles, etc, begins with
first application when all itching is
stopped and continues unremittingly
until It's work is done. Cases OF these
troubles of years standing have been
completely eradicated by poslam after
other remedies We're abandoned as
Intellectual
A special SO cent package of poslam
is prepared for minor uses and this, as
well as the regular SO jar, is on sale
by all druggists, particularly The Owl
Drug Co.
sample of poslam, which will af-
ford a convincing test, will be sent by
mail. free OF charge. to any one who
will write to the Emergency Labora-
tories, 81 West 25th street, New York
City.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
DEATHS

BAINBRIpGE-In this city. September II. 1910.
Caroline b. Bsinbridge. aunt Of Eugene =. Nc
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri-
day.. September 49, 1910. at $50 o'clock a.
m, from her late residence. 800 Valencia
street, thence to Mission Dolores church for
services at o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery, BY electric funeral car from Twenty
eighth and Valencia streets
BERGE-In Mission San Jose. September r.
1910. Mrs. Elizabeth Berge. dearly beloved
wife Of the late Alexander j. Berge, mother
OF Thomas. Pfa. Juanita and Anfoinette Berge
and sister Of Rev. Mother Pia. o. 5. ID.
The funeral will take place today Thurs
day.. September IS. at 10 a. m. from ST.
sosePn's church. Mission san Jose. wnere
repose Of her soul
BRowELL-In Alameda. CAL. September Is.
1910. Charles Palmerston Browell. son Of the
Slater. Mrs. {. Grasp. Frank and Robert Bro
native Of San Francisco Cal. aged AZ years
10 months and IL days
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
temper is, at 80 p. m, at the chapel Of y.
Gray 4 Co.. 21e6 Geary street corner Devisa-
dero- Interment private.
BUsHNEIL~-In this city September IL 1910
Mrs. Belle Bushnell wife OF the late Frank
\: Bushnel and beloved mother q Alpha.
native Of Massachusetts,.
Funeral services will be held today Thurs
day.. september 10. at 10 a m. at her
late residence. 51l Broderick street. Inter
nent Cypress Lawn cemetery.
Seattle Sept. IA. 1910. Witt r.
dearly beloved husband Of Georgia c. Caldwell
and father OF Frank and Thesta Caldwell
native of New York. aged 81 years
cHANDLEH--In Alameda. September IA 1slo
r. Warren. beloved husband Of Alice Chandler
and father OF Raymond. Geneveire and Ger
trude Chandler and brother IN law OF Kate
and BeTsie Jollymour. native of California
aged 81 years months and days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow 1Fri
day. September IS. 1910. AZ Q o'clock a m
from bis late residence 2ns5 EncinaI avenue
Alameda. thence to st. Joseph,s church where
requiem mass viii be celebrated for the re-
pose OF his soul. beginning az $50 a. m. In
terment St. Mary 3 cemetery
cHILDs-In Oakland. Cal. September IA. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
cows AND CHICKENs PROVIDED
C. S. HOWARD TO MOVE
INTO BURLINGAME HOME

c. S. Howard, head of the Howard
automobile company, 523 Golden Gate
avenue, with branches in Portland and
Los Angeles, will return from the north
Thursday and with his family go into
his beautiful new home in San Mateo
park. near Burlingame. on Friday
The property was bought from Mrs.
Alice McDonogh.
Howard has lived in California since
a little before the fire, and for the
last year has been looking about for a
permanent home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
SUSPECT FOUND WITH
STOLEN FUR IN HAND
Alleged Room Thief Arrested on
Charge of Burglary

Several rooms in the Hotel Enter
prise. ll44 Market street, were entered
by burglar within the last day or
two. One Of the victims was Miss
Dollie Groom, a valuable fur having
sSeen stolen.
= Detectives Bailey and Fatrell were
detailed on the case and their sus
p1cions fell upon William II. sharp. a
barber at 1920 Market street. who
.rOoE,eG n the house. They Searched
his room on Tuesday night, but found
no trace of the fur Later they dis
covered il hidden in q lavatory. They
8eft II there. Sharp went to his room
about o'clock yesterday morning. A
few minutes later the detectives saw
fim come out with the fur In his
hand.
When they confronted him he said
i1hat some one must have put the
fur in his room. He was arrested on
a charge Of burglary. In his room the
detectives found q rope ladder
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Notable Deaths

W. A. PITCHER oRGANIsT-Kansas City.
sept. H.-William A. Pitcher, organst
aud composer of New York and grandson OF
the famous organ builder Henry Pitcher, died
In Rosedale, Kan, near here, today
oRvIS @. RING, NEVADA EDUCAToR-Reno.
New, Sept. 14-Orvis c. Ring, state superin-
tendent OF public instruction Of Nevada and for
over 30 years connected with the educational
department of this state, died last night in this
city after long illness. Ring was " years
OF age and native OF Wheaton. Ill
PROF. W. II. NILES sCIENrIsT-Boston. Sept.
14-Wiliiam Harmon Niles, professor OF geol-
ogy at the Massachusetts, institute Of technol-
ogy and widely known scientist. died here
YeEferdaE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
ERMINE CLOAK WORTH
$3.50 LOST FROM AUTO
Mrs. Guy Van AIstyne Is Owner
of Missing Garment

While motoring from the theater to
a downtown cafe on Monday evening
with party of friends Mrs. Guy Van
Alstyne, who lives at $50 Steiner street,
lost an ermine cloak valued at $3.50
She reported the loss to the police and
Detectives Wren and Dinan are at
work on the case. Although all of the
places visited by the theater party were
investigated last evening no clew was
discovered. Mrs Van Alstyne Is the
wife of the vice president of the West
ern States life insurance company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

AUTHOR OF COMEDY
MAY BECOME star
Walter de Leon Provides Dia-
Iogues, Lyrics and Orches=
tration for "The Campus
Ferris Hartman TO Introduce His
Juveniles Production at
the Princess
BY WALTER ANTHONY

A new musical comedy is about to
be presented to the world. From the
last word of the dialogue and rhyme
of the lyrics to the pinnacle note of
the piccolo it is written by western
man.
Richard Carl has been noted as the
writer and composer of his oIn plays
and George Cohan has also been
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
SoS,25 BID is MADE
FOR SEWER WORK

r. c. Storrie & Co. were the lowest
bidders yesterday on the Job OF putting
in section CT of the North point main
sewer. Their offer was s9S.255.
On the general construction OF the
Marshall school. McSheehy Brothers
were the lowest bidders at s12.900.
The board OF works will let the con-
tracts in few days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

sCHEAFER LOSES HIS CASE. scheafer,
who, In his endeavors TO be his own lawyer.
had judgment of 81, ZOO damages given against
him IN justice court had the further salts
faction yesterday Of learning that Judge
Trout. to whose court he appealed. upheld
the decision. Scheafer tried to evict Mrs.
Caroline Bodmer. dress maker, from house
he owned by having her arrested on a charge
of yagraucy. She sued him for false and
malicious arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

Birth, marriage and death notices sent oy mall
will not be inserted They must be handed In at
either Of the publication Offices and Be indcrsed
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once IN this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
EXPOSITION BUILDING
COLLAPSES; TWO KILLED

CHARLEROI. Belgium. Sept IA
One of the exposition buildings in pro-
cess of construction here collapsed to-
day. Two workmen were killed and
several others injured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
MARRIAGES

MILLER-ALLEN-In this city. By the Rev.
John Augustine Gull. pastor OF the Richmond
congregational church. San Francisco, Roy
Brazel Miller and Edyth Rae Allen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

Cray hair restored TO natural color by
Alfredum's Egyptian Henna- A harmless
nye-conven't quick, sure. Al. d-ugsts.s
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
cARn oF rHANKs

MAAS-We desire 20 express our sincere
thanks 10 our many friends and fraternal or
ders for their kind sympathy and noral Offer
ings extended during our bereavement IN the
loss Of dear husband and loving father
MRS. ~ MAAS AND FAMILY.