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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
CURING CATARRH
Accept Our Advice and Try
This Remedy at Our Risk

Catarrh is a disease of the mucous
membrane. The mucous membrane is
one may say, the interior lining of the
body. Catarrh. therefore, may exist in
any part of the system.
When the catarrhal poison attacks
the mucous membrane, Inflammation
and congestion are produced and nature
| fails to throw off the accumulated
poisons. The organ which has been
afflicted ceases to perform It's proper
function as nature. intended Ii should.
The result is, complication upon COM
more serious Affections
We honestly believe Rexan Mucu-
Tone will do wonders toward over
coming catarrh. 1t is made from, the
prescription of an eminent physician
who has made long study of catarrh.
and his great success with this remedy
was an enviable one.
We want you, if you are a sufferer
from catarrh in any form, to give Rex
all Mucu Tone a thorough trial Use
it with regularity and persistency for
| a reasonable time. then If you are not
satisfied, come back and tell u.s. and
without question or formality we will
hand you back every cent you paid US.
This is certainly the fairest offer that
any one could make and should attest
our sincerity of purpose. It comes in
two sizes. prices 80 cents and 81 90
Remember. you can obtain 1t only at
! The Owl Drug Co, Inc, 710 Market
street, 77s Market street, Post street and
Grant avenue. Fillmore and Geary
streets, Sixteenth and Mission streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
CIVIC BODIES Plan
CLOSER RELATIONS
Movement for Combination With
Development Board Inaugu=
rated at State Capital
[Spcc;al Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO. Sept. "a movement
to bring about closer relations between
civic bodies of the northern part of
the state and the California develop
ment board was inaugurated at a meet
ing i'll the Hotel Sacramento today.
Governor ]. n. Gillett presided and dele
gates were present from almost every
city and county of this section.
The meeting was a continuation of
one held al Nevada City several months
ago at which the idea was launched.
The delegates present were all in favor
of unity of action and campaign will
be kept up to get all civic bodies of
this part of the state afflliated.
A resolution, presented f. w. Dor
ham, urging the need for unity and
favoring the federation of all civic
bodies was adopted by unanimous vote.
The various civic bodies will be asked
to send delegates to the general meet
ing to be held in Oakland in Decem-
ber.
resolution was adopted favering
San Francisco for the 1915 exposition
and urging the legislature to pass the
constitutional amendment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
ENGLISH ASTRONOMER
VISITS SANTA CLARA
Rev. Aloysius l.. Cortie Guest of
- College Faculty
tSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

= SANTA CLARA. Sept 6.-Rev. Allow
sius L Cortie, S. J., F. r. A s. Of
Stonyhurst college, England. who is
one Of the leading astronomers of the
world and who has been selected bx,
the British government as its repre-
sentative next January. when obserya
tions of the total eclipse OF the sun
VIII be made in southern Pacific
waters, spent today and tonight visit
ing Professor Campbell at the Lick oh
servstory on Mount Hamilton. He
viii arrive at Santa Clara college on
Wednesday to see Father Rica rdss oh
servstory and the seismographs which
record all the worlds temhlors. From,
Santa Clara he will proceed on Thurs
day 70 the state university at Rerke-
ley TO be the guest of Prof o. Ieuscb.
per. When he starts on his trip next
January as a representative OF the
British government he VIII he met on
the coast OF Australia by q British
warship and he viii he Obliged n
travel 70 miles and spend Eve
months away from England TO get 2
three minute transit. Father Cortfe
came to this coast to attend the fourth
conference Of the interna tional union
for cooperation in solar research.
which was held during the last week
at Mount Wilson. north Of Pasadena.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
GRAND JURY TAKES
Up GIRLS CHARGES
Oroyille Citizens Committee
Submits StenziI Case to
Inquisitors
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OROFILLE, Sept 6.-The Butte eoun-
ty grand jury took up this afternoon
the investigation of charges made by
Miss Gussie Stenzil. aged II, of Grid
ley, that she was piled with liquor
and taken into low resorts in this city
and Marysville by Roy Hancock, Ray
Sehoen, Bud Lewis and Miss Cora
Goodin.
The girls father filed the charges
some time ago, but they Were dismissed
at a private hearing at Gridley on the
ground of insufficient evidence
mass meeting was held at Gridley
recently and a citizens committee was
appointed to take up the case. This
committee is presenting the evidence
before the grand jury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
LEGISLATURE IS
in EXTRA session
Senator Caminetti Takes "ShOw
Me" Attitude, but Bills
Pass TO Print
Gavin McNab Makes Ringing
Appeal for United State
Against Louisiana
Continued From Page L


and intimated that the senator from
Amador was against the fair and de-
manded OF Caminetti to know just
where he stood.
McNAB POURs OIL
Chairman Leavitt proddced the silver
lining to the cloud when he interrupted
the exchange Of retorts between Wolfe
and Camtnetti by calling on Gavin Nc
Nab 10 address the committee. In a
strong speech. flled with a splendid
tribute to the builders Of the Panama
~canal McNab pointed out that the eX-
position is California $ chance OF a cen
tury and the time is critical for i'm
mediate action in order TO circumvent
Louisiana and New Orleans before the
next meeting Of the national congress
lIcNab's talk was effective, and eventu-
ally Caminetti withdrew his opposi-
tion 70 Wolfe's amendment to the reso-
luton cutting out the clause which
provided THAI no state tax should be
levied until San Francisco bonds itself
for $4,000. 600.
For the pacifcstion Of the outside
counties, The original resolution was
amended so as TO provide for the state
OF California to participate equally
with other subscribers in any profits
which may arise and also for the re-
version % any unused portion Of the
fund 10 the state treasury. Another
amendment gives the governor power
q I'll vacancies at any time on the
commission of four whom he shall
appoint to handle the fund so raised by
the state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
BOOSTERS GIVEN
NOISY GREETINGS
Whistles and FOghOrns Salute
San Franciscans En- Route
to Capital
{ S-e iai Dispatch to The Gail

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 6.-Perhaps the
most enthusiastic feature Of the whole
campaign Of boosting for the Panama
:PsCihc international exposition was the
voyage Of the steamer Isle;on from San
Francisco with SO of the men who have
been connected most prominently with
the formation of exposition plans. The
Isleton arrived al N street wharf this
morning at 5 o'clock, having negotiated
the bay stretch and the windings of
Sacramento river in 10S4 hours
Soon after leaving san Francisco
Monday night the voyagers were served
an elaborate luncheon, and while deep
IN the discussion Of this the first
stunt of the trip materiaiiZed in a
Wild series OF toots from the whistle of
the sugar refinery al Crockett The sa-
lutte was kept up for several minutes
and then the Isleton loosened up in a
Nolley Of bays that woke up every in
habitant Of the little town.
f.. When the mariners were back at the
table again half hour after midnight
a .dredger at work off Black Diamond.
IN SuisUn bay, began a whistling that
aroused the ambitions Of two steamers
churning toward San Francisco, and.
with the IsletOn again doing its best.
there was noise enough to wake the
clans along shore.
AS the steamer began to wind its way
among The channels that lead 10 the
Sacramento the mariners retired. hut
by g. o'clock dozen of them, led bv
r. 3. Hale, were out on deck again and
eagerly scanning the horizon for a
sight of Sacra mentO. Breakfast was
served, The Call arrived and at 8
o'clock sharp the vessel was docked
and the boosters swarming off to begin
their work
headquarters were established at the
Capital hotel, the badges and buttons
given out and the game of tagging the
town began.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
ROBBERS VICTIM HEEDS
ADVICE OF SPIRITUALIST
Comes to Sacramento in Search
of Hidden Coin
Especial Diseotch 10 The Call

Especial Disp0tch TO The Call
SACRAMENTO, Sept. s.-Following G
the ''kunoh" given him by Spiritualist
in Los Angeles, Charles Bishop of that
city came 10 Sacramento today to
search for s4S5 which the supernatural
voice had told him was hidden in an
alley behind certain building in this
city. Bishop was robbed in Spokane
of this sum of money, and has great
confidence in the advice of the spirit
ualist.
The latter did not tell him behind
which building the money was hidden,
but told him he could find out from two
certain prisoners in Folsom prison.
Bishop learned today that the names
of these prisoners are j. Smith and
Walter Franks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
HAMILTON BREAKS
BIRDMEN'S RECORDS
Two Seconds Taken Off Curtiss,s
Time in Quick Start in
Airship
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 6.-Pananaa-
Pacific Exposition day at the state fair
and Fiesta Of the Dawn of Gold smashed
more than 10000 persons jammed the
grandstand and new annexes until an
order was issued by the officials forbid
ding any more crowding into these
places. The attendance this afternoon
falone was $4,000.
That the Panama Pacific day might
go down on the record book Of aviation,
Charles h. Hamilton established
worlds record for q quick start by get
ting off the ground and away in 44o
seconds. just seconds faster than
Glenn Curtiss made in the Los Angeles
aviation meet.
ATTEMPT TO LOWER RECORD
This record represented Hamilton's
entire flight, as the wind was high
and he was not willing To risk flying
in the face of the small sized gale.
George 3. Dillingham;, c. E. Kelsey
and II. II. HarphaR, postgraduates
of the University of California were
the official timers for the affair.
Varied with the aviator's performance
was the clash between the California
and the Wyoming cowboys in various
contests of skill of horsemanship. The
rivalry between the COW punchers from
the two states was intense.
The Wyoming boys laughed at the
expense OF the native sons when Dick
Stanley of Modoe county was thrown
by Teddy Roosevelt, who proved, an in
surgent animal that the Modoc county
rider could not sub6ue Dick Stanley 5
brother was more fortunate with the
bucking beast he mounted.
WOMAN CHAMPION RIDER
Mrs. J. McAllister. champion woman
rider of the world gave q great exhi-
bition of how women tame broncos.
This evening was given over to spe~
ciai pyrotechnic display and further
wild west features. The wind was too
high for Hamilton to make his sched-
uled race with an auto. Weather con-
ditions being favorable, he will make
an effort to lower the worlds record
for the mile tomorrow.
a. B. Humphrey of Hayhews proved
the most successful exhibitor of Berk-
shire hogs, MS entries taking the ma
jority of the prizes. The Judges also
passed on the dairy cattle and driving
ana road horses.
In preparation for big whoopup AL
ameda county day a delegation of $50
boosters from Oakland will arrive here
tomorrow night on the Western Pacific.
The Fiesta of the Dawn of Gold COM
mittee has set Saturday evening for
the windup. A street carnival will
be held then. the procession leading to
the state fair grounds
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
LIEU LAND SCRIP SALE
BRINGS S8.3S AN ACRE
I TSpecial Dispotch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept. Sat the pub
lie auction sale of lieu land scrip held
by Surveyor General Kingsbury today,
1,462:16 acres were sold for S12,257.65,
the average being se.3S an acre. Pre-
vious to the passa ge by the legislature
in 1909. of the Thompson lieu land bill,
under the provisions of which the sale
was held. the state received $1.25 for
each acre sold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
YOUNG MOTHER OF IL
ASKS AID OF STATE
Mrs. Matilda TaIbaum, 80, Gets
transportation to City
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Sept 6.-But se years
old and the mother of IL healthy look
ing youngsters, Mrs. Matilda Talbaum
of Chica go, the other day applied TO
County Registrar of Charities Mrs J.
II. Gore for aid. The youngest child
is but four months of age. She stat ed
that she formerly resided in Chicago,
but left that city to escape from
brutal husband. She was a very frail,
little woman, but as proud as could be
of her numerous offsprings. Her des-
tination was San Francisco and she
was furnished with money to complete
her journey.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
PURSE is STOLEN AND
WIDOW is STRANDED
Sacramento Society Aids q
Woman to Get Home
TSeceidf Dispotch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept 6-Mrs. Ruth
Osborne, young widow of Los An
geles, arrived in Sacramento and made
application to the Associated Charities
for aid to get back home with her
child. She says she was induced to go
to Rhyelite, New, to accept a position
as house keeper on a ranch there, but
found conditions unbearable. She ran
away from the ranch with her child
and on her way to California her purse
was stolen. She was given her fare
to Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Notable Deaths

C. G. WILSON, SEA GAPTAIN-Palo Ate, bc
Sept 6.-Captain Charles Gordon Wilson. Wbo sho
came here in the early dfties: diea N Ne Ne
was sos eantain on the waters of the Paclne
for many years but retired half decsde sso'
He leaves a widow.
G. B. ELLIOT-Palo Alto, Sept 6.-Cnaries .. -.
Elliot, retired, died at his beautiful nome, a.
$50 Gilman street, last night OF heart diseass,
He had resided In Palo Alto for about seven
years. He was 20 years Of age
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
In the Jacramento and Fan Joaquin Valleys
STATE TAX RATE
FIXED AT S0.353
Board of Equalization Lowers
Last Years Figures by
One Cent

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 6.-The tax rate
for the state was fixed at 35 cents and
mills, cent lower than the rate for
1903 by the state board of equalization
al it's session today At the same time
the board decided not to change the
assessments of any of the counties for
reasons given out by Chairman Alex
ander Brown. and with which the other
members agree.
Getting the tax rate down to def
mite form was merely matter of fg-
ures as soon as the counties were
passed and the assessment of the San
Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail-
road which appeared for rehearing,
was fixed. All members were in accord
when it was learned that the rate of
.s53 would be sufficient to maintain
the state for the year.
DECREASE Is NATURAL
The decrease of / cent in the tax rate
is a natural one for the year following
that of a legislative session. for the
reason that in passing appropriation
bills. the legislature usually arranges
it SO that the call for money will not
be so great in the second S in the first
year.
The board turned down the applica :
tion of the Pullman company for a
reduction of assessment 1t Is under
stood that the application of the Pull
man company for a rehearing was
merely a technical matter to indicate
to the courts, in the suit which the
state has instituted for the collection
of taxes from the ear people, that every
means t obtain a reduction has been
exhausted before payment of taxes was
refused.
ASSESSMENT is LOWERED
The assessment of the San Pedro.
Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad
was reduced from s16,S27 to s1e, 500 per
mile because of a washout of more than
100 miles in Nevada.
The board reaches its valuation fig
ures by calculating upon the gross
earnings of the year previous. In this
manner, according to the usual rule
the losses in earnings because of the
washout would reduce the assessment
of next year. and Controller Nye con-
tended the railroad company would get
its equity from the assessment OF next
year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
WANTED-WIFE SEEKER
TO CLAIM HIS LETTERS
fSpccidl Dispatch TO The Call

{ LOPccIdI DIspdtch 10 ne { al
YUBA CITY, Sept. 6.-Postmaster H
E. Myers. would like to know who is
Joshua A. FFenzel and where he lives
There are 40 letters in the postoffice for
him and Postmaster Myers expects
more. From investigation, which has
been started it is elarned that Franzel
advertised for a wife and gave Yuba
City as his address 1t is presumed
most of the letters are in answer to
that advertisement
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
RIDER THROWN OUT AS
AUTO TIRE EXPLODES
Machine Turns Turtle, but One
Occupant Escapes Injury
TSber;ol D;soatrb 10 The Gill

WOODLAND. Sept. 6.-George Ru-
pert is in a local hospital as a result
of being hurled from an automobile
which turned turtle mile north Of
town this morning. Riding with him
was Holly Culver, but Culver escaped
injury. Both are from Willows and
were coming to this city in machine
when one of the tires exploded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
JAPANESE MAY SURVIVE
TO DIE FOR MURDER
Cuts Own Throat After Killing
Woman in Suicide Pact
SpeeiaL Correspondenee Of The Coll

lSpecial Correspondence Of The Call
HONOLULU, Aug. 3i.-As the result
Of a suicide pact a japanese woman of
Kalaoa, island Of Hawaii. is dead, and
her lover, Haysshi, is lying at the Hilo
hospital, his throat cut. waiting either
to die or be taken to Jail on a murder
charge The woman had a husband,
who was both sturdy and jealous, so
the two decided TO die together, since
they could not live together. When the
husband found them, the woman was
dead, her throat cut from ear to ear.
while Hsyashi lay beside her. a fish
knife in his hand and a gaping wound
IN his throat Il is likely that he will
recover He admits the killing
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

GoLDEN-MELIN-In this city September 3,
1910, by the Rev. H. s. Wilkinson. D. n.
pastor Of Howard street Methodist Episcopal
church, Francis Golden and Beatrice Irene
Melin, both of San Francisco. Cal.
KAUFMAN-BLOCk-In this city, September
1, 1910. by the Rev. DR.. Bernard Kaplan. DR..
Bernard Kaufman of MarysTie and Reeva
Block Of this city.
POLLACK-HEIMAN-In this city, September
1. 1910, by the Rev. DIR. Bernard NJ. ksplan.
Oscar NJ. Pellaek and Miriam Heimsn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
ASSESSMENT is LOWERED

DIVORCES FILED-Oakland. Sept 6.--The fol-
lowing suits for divorce were begun to-
day: Maud against Albert g. Morrison,
cruelty; Carl against Emma Sehadaeh, deser-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

II CHEDA-In San Rafael, September 4, 1910, to
the wife Of V. j. B. Cheds, son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ARRIVE-Seattle.
stl... H---Attori,y General George ". Wick
ershain and Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagei arrived here tonight aboard the
United States fisheries commission steamer Al
batross, sftera six weeks tour Of Alyaska
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

CARD or THANKS
RECHENMACHER-We desire 70 sx,-a-
our since thanks TO our many friends ard fra
ternal orders for their kind sympathy and
floral offerings exteuaed during the berssvs
Ing father. 'o'
MRS E. REcHENNAcHER and Family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-14
Woman Aged f12 Is Dead.

Vienna.-The Oldest woman in Vi
emma, Katharine Lustig, has died at
the age Of 112 in the Jewish aims
house here. Until recently She had
been living with her son, who Is now
over 70 years old. The old woman
was born in a small Hungarian town
on December 2, 1898, was the daugh-
ter of a tradesman and the eighth Of
10 children.
1t would seem that longevity was
the rule in Katharina's family, for
her maternal grandmother died at the
age of 1f3, and her grandmother on
her fathers side at 10. One of her
brothers lived to the age of 80 and
one Of her sisters to 81. Katharina's
own existence was a somewhat sad
one. She married in 1916 and had 10
children, six of whom died young
Her husband predeceased her at the
age Of 105. after rs years of married
life. Katharine was able to support
herself by umbrella making up to
1904, and in the course of her active
life she had never used spectacles,
Her diet was of the simplest, but she
always drank q pint Of beer after
meals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-14
FIRST STEP TOWARD
ERECTION o.: THEATRE
ST. GEORGE RESTAURANT
CLOSED PERMANENTLY
Bar-Room VIII be Moved Into Rest
aurant Room and Grill VIII be Put
in Old Bar Room-Entrance to
Theatre VIII be on Webb Street.

George Darveau, proprietor of the
st. George Hotel, took the first step
toward the erection of Pendletoh's
new theatre this morning when he
closed the doors of the st. George
restaurant. When the doors are re-
opened the restaurant or grill, as it is
to be called hereafter, will occupy a
different part of the building.
Darveau stated today that the bar
room would be moved from the Webb
street side OF the hotel building to
the part now occupied by the restaur-
ant while the grill room will be To-
Gated where the bar-room is now To-
Gated and will be operated in connec-
ton with the theatre.
The entrance to the theatre may be
from the Webb street side OF the
building also as arrangements have
not been completed for Main street
entrance and 1t is possible that Dr.
Temple and the builder of the theatre
may not be able to reach an agree
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-14
John Estes Dies at Hospital.

resident Of Athena for 80 years. died
at st. Anthony's hospital this after
noon following an illness of years
duration. He is survived by John.
Charles and Claude Estes Of this city,
Louis Estes of Idaho, Green Estes Of
Athena, Letha Estes Of Pendleton and
Delta Estes Of Portland. The de-
ceased was we'll known in this city
as we'll as in his home town. The fu-
neral arrangements have not yet been
made, but will probably be held to-
morrow afternoon in Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-14
In Boys Garb Kills Fiance.

Rome-A young woman, dressed
as boy, killed the man who had jilt-
ed her here the other day.
Felice Nardiello was crossing the
road when he suddenly fell down with
a bullet through his heart, The shot
had been fired by the girl. who then
rushed forward and threw herself
on the dead body.
She made no attempt at escape and
on being arrested, stated that she was
a girl in disguise and that she was a
former fiance of Felice, who broke off
the engagement. When she heard
that her lover was about to marry
some one else she resolved to kill him.
She dressed herself as a boy to en-
sure that she should not be recognized
and foiled. The shooting followed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-14
Hunter Captures Goose Thieves.

c. ]. Baker Of Hermiston believes
in every hunter acting as his own de-
tective and arresting officer, il re-
ports concerning his prowess received
from Hermiston are correct. 1t is
said that Baker had gone to Umatilla
early in the morning to shoot geese.
He was successful in bagging one
goose but while he was waiting for
his train two tramps came along and
carried it off when ne was not look
ing. As soon as he discovered his
loss the hunter became very wrathy.
He Immediately shouldered his shot
gun and started for the sage brush. A
search soon revealed the tramps
just about to partake Of the goose
which they had cooked over their
camp fire. without permitting them
to partake of the fruits Of their thiev-
cry and culinary triumph, Baker COW
cred the two hoboes with his gun,
took them to UmatllIa, made them
board the train and brought them to
Hermiston, where they were turned
over to the marshal and locked up.