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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

Notlce IS hereby given thai bv v-ir
- ~ an order of the County Conrr n
'-i..sLate - oLate q oregon for Polk County,
SUING IN probate made and en+a-.g
% record IN said Court on the i'm 5eT
- - -'eleIabef 1903, in the matter ~
eslale OF Thomas Williams. d..
te4se'o1 the undsrsi gned adm irlfs4-.s,-s- =
o. SAID estate VIII from ana -
" eanesday, the 18th day Of ,Ja71s,rz-
slp' proceed 10 sell the real uror,ev+,-
- H-lu estate Hereinafter de4scrjtA5 in
@ @oHS 4oI OF parcel, al private sale f7r
ASH IN accordance with said or5er ~
So So aho an The manner Prescribed tT
- - lt5ect 10 confirmation by said
nateo in Polk County. Stste m -,,-s.r-el.. =.
s-n Is particularly descrfba5 a. -
lows, TO wiz ~ 4o4-
= ginning al the Northu-es+ ro,-,s-
% Lne Ira A Hooker Dors7iCv -
.----- - u NC sh, Notification No 52E- -
4 I. q" .nshlp South, Range & We, -
- - !" "lLLanoette Meridian in Polk Com /
- S,-1's o. oregon, and ruuDinr
stsi--s. Sputn - degrees East 4Bg5
ri ~ 1A.-l-ll ~ nee south degrees West
. 81 chains; thence North - 5sr-rs,l..
- minutes West 1850 chains. -
I ls1Ns NoT1h ] degree 80 -7ir---,-
- - o'-"a chains TO The place m -
Y less wv e more
= i,.os may be made 10 the undersr7-
N. "a person OF SEM by mail.
d, ,Aleo TINS 2lst day II DA,a-,..,.-
,s.. ELlINOR WILLIAMS
= :. llnlstrstrlx aforesaid E5S--,..
4rlie. Oregon. le'sss
N'slar t3ayter. AttQ-Dev
Aallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

Notice is hereby given that ,hs NV
I oeTsigned has been duly aDT1oir7a5 =.
nllnlsrraIor Of the estate Of Nancy ]
Ia!loT' deceased, by the County Co7,rt
- me State Of Oregon. for PoIt
county, and has qualified.
An persons having claims against
lhe sald estate are hereby notified til
present the same duly verified, togetb-
Win me proper vouchers therefor
residence in said County of Pallr T,-i+4
IN slx months from the date of This
notice. "a A14-s
p, 1893. III ''fi
,.-.- CLAY S. TAYLOR
ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate Of Nsnrz
d 4AgIor, deceased Address: Rick
reall, Oregon.
Oscar Hayter, ATTORNEY
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18
Administrators Notice.


NOTICE Is hereby given that The nm.
atfslgneo has been duly appointed "a.
le IaInlstrator Of the estate of Tborras
n Denny, deceased. by the Hon. Corn.
" Court Of Polk County. Oregon a1d
aIl parties holding claims against $50
t,slale are hereby notified to present
- same onIy verified TO the under
signed al Mccoy, Oregon, on or before
s!A months from the date hereof. and
an persons knowing themselves indebt-
ca 70 said estate are hereby notified Ia
make immediate settlement of 1ba
same with the undersigned Admins
Dated at Dallas, Polk County. Or,ay-
on, this Nth day Of Deeen b+-- 1e6a
ZIBA DENNY
administrator Of the estate of
homas II. Denny deceased.
'aiuIe9 q ESkln. Attorneys for estate 4
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18


bulletin No 25S of the NJ W,
AtS'i'l-'ent station recommends the
.o-loVlnE as one Of the most sa-5sto,.
t@E methods q mixing rinsr1, ;.
N1en the cider is pressed from ne
all9es The barrels should be nfls,s a -,
~e-'Al4'es full and the bunc replBe.6
" loose Plug Of cotton. Ehieb MI
lessen evaporation and keen ort -
-na alit Where TIE quantity of r,be-
81 70 be made is considerable the hsr.
res should be placed il q rsar, vEber,
ADe len i'erarure can be kerf fr,r, "a
70 80 degrees during TIE falj ana .,,,ir
s4HleF mouths. II the hatch j. sr,sil
tne barrels may t,e left out of ,7-,,',s
while tbe weather is warn ,-,,s -
1854 y the warmest room capven-
'sn. ana later placed in irr rairr
Il lhe Temperature q the sr.-s.,,-.,-,
GOES not IAN below q, degrees fi,. -
version q Ihe sugar mo slcob-I IN
require about slK months t.-- -
process or fermeutauan ntsr D. -.
- :! 90 addition q fresh comme-.igl
J east when tbe cider has 99it u,o,,f-
- tne clear portion should t.a s-ru--
"a tle ini'ffI rlnsed ont and fba 1i-ris &
.s'I'iaoeds VIII tAe n5dinor a. a.
-. W 20 loar 9uarrs u cood vt1er5r
~ ll-llle some mother gbs -,
..'- ',.','s'ss- ile change q lhs alcohol me
-. So. deia. uly be effected j. -hr.s -.
l''.-.--s / ana may Require two ves~s
I AZ e'eaL Il Wl take place nos
ii-.g N 3 teluI'erature raariar f-.- ID
1o ~ otsreeS. When the rlDs-s- ,rs s,
=. - tle irWNr Strength uhist
l-'I'- le 3 T'f cs-t q Hoeti- Hris -ss ~
-ire.s Should o. tHei fzH rns -,
ooiiea This VIII Trtve-r -, ~
-'--'i'ts and VIII cLuse the siasrr- :. li
~ rs sreuS1h lf u1s has c71sis. ~.
l.ne FlorEnr to make 4 rs1ls =. IA
= - hin @ secure ths baBstip - s.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

-N,,'loe = hereby given thar the In.
-sls'snea has been duly apr,r lrfss -.
-ll--i-s traitor uf The estate u ~ ..
= son 1eot'ase'd, uy the COMM --or,,-,
.l me staie q Oregon for PdI. 60
y. a4a has qualified All f.srsors t.-,--
aims AGAINST the sad estate a.
s's heIined 20 present the ss--.
=. 'ti--'t'a- Together WlIh the urop-
ln-'i.tfs thtretur. 10 ne u-ssr-
S ent1 admiuis1rator an - ,,...-5.-l-
- -iA-lAs In sa5d County 6F p-5t-
:, .- 4.hlA sA months from tfs 6a-. -
-'5t''l -st- &nd first published Janus-r
HARRY :. BTTZ
o. A.. -aarlll lristra1ur aforesaid
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

-N.liet Is hereby gwen rhHr tls ---.
-f'7si cued has been 49, --.-----.- -, =
- lslraf1- Of TIE estate r-F &c. =
t.,ls,'lr as,csulse6 tr rns I7------
'-- .. e- lht STATE g OREGON. f1- 80
~N.15t. and has qualified
az i,tfsons having claims rrr--s-
Sc estate are hereby urrlf..F -
Ie sane llly re-lfs,5 -
: ....-.--- ne E-'lpt- Ndut.sle-s
-,i- ~ TIE uudsrs Cr.s,E rs--a--5s-
orator Hr ms rsasidf-.s -'.--- - - Z =
SAG NelrU &C Paft u--Nl- - =
-.l. - -rln TIE date O. thss ---5...
t.'- An1 1rs1 F.ut1isi..s rr------
HARRY 5. ET-Tz
o., Am iris-tr1zIur Efr.resTs
t'srar Aalrer. Arta-uaF-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

FORREST TO HE 4oQU1RID BE eorEHEBFTvy
"a ~ the government under aufhorirr ot
: NE law which provides that obiec1s
O. sc9enti1c Interest may be declared
National monuments tie woods will
? be peTpetuated. No other re5rood
T2ct IN TIE state Of California is 50
easily accessible to so nauv peanJe
Its great edDca tiOnal ralue -ora+ba-
Wild the fact that it is q pleasure
4 ground for ell those who lire In or
Flsli this part q California. u,9tas
4 The woods aD ideal national monument
~ an act Of congress passed Feb
Is 1903, q way was found 10 sau4 for
III tlIoe one OF the most fauaus crovas
OF Trees In the w0T4d-fbe Calsrarss
hlg Tree grove Of California. For more 4
Than nine years the people Of Caljfor- 4
ma particularly the 500 women Of the
1alIforuia club. have been working IN
!. -1l'itssi the government in PROTECTING
lhe Ing trees from destruction Tba
ecf unaliy passed by congress urorisas
Ior The acquisition Of the rror4 mr. .r 4
eAeaAase which VIII give its former
4'~-I l'1sE OF DTIeT forest binds
owned ty The government in ulsca -
ne 4Inbfr IN The grove No anrror,F. D
'1on Is Decided 10 carry out tbe act Z
us IAno To be acquired under -ba r
icr includes 1000 acres. Of rrb,,b ora a
cres- known at The nolrh grove ara N ID
'aIaFer'as county, and 3,O40. known as d,
1e south grove. are in Tuolumne conn., q
= There are 1880 hig trees IN ~. II
rove not counting specimens less +hon =
ieet in diameter Besides The 49,
ses- whose scientific name is Sannofs ca
Ashlhglonlana. there are hupdrads ~ 3
gar and yellow pines ranging IA IN. an an
4snt of 275 feet and often having sS
q meter Of eight OF ten feet as wan ch
many white frs and incense ceagrs tai
- ihe north grove there are ten +r,s.ss 80
CO of which is over twenty-fire fac, f5, mi
olaneier and more than seventh Oh
IN nfteen to twenty-five feet IN ~ Tor
leter. ~ u
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18
summons.


|. r,.,.l.--- - me Clreuii Court Of the STATE o..
r,rrf-'.-. I .tg " ne County Of Polk. d.
v-S1ass Ma kAhler, Plaintiff. vs.. W. p
5.-.'. - "a T. kahle-, the above na-..5
IN ne name Of the STATE of On
-- - IS AefeiF rt-g ulred 10 ar,r,ssr 80
- - - 'aln plant fled sEEirst 1--,-7
- rs above entitled SAT- a1 ~ lsf---
s -sth day q gauuarr 1S5n -.
n AS day fer your zrr..,s-r-.--.
~ ---.sNt = lE Fcu, fixed hy a o-s.-- ~
-, - NN-lA i0r the putlicarf5- - -
s-ll-l-iaIs AID IL Vau fz1 - - -
-. - alisNe e. for want rhsrs.of -.
- ~ Apply to the above 49,
- Nr-ft Tor The relief r.-r7..ys -. =
~ CON plant now - ~. -. - - N
N-t---f 'cr decree az th5s - - .
-.---s ana sttLDE ASIDE rhs -,g--s---
.----.t - nov existing hstur4s- -
- and the defensr-- -
- - n care, custody ara c1----5
- - Etl-e Mary kahlsr- the --5-.--
~ = - i'-ilsis @ lhis suit. 49,
-ts COSTS and fisf.r--as - -
- so and for such ones 49, -
~ -t-itl as 20 the C1urr s.-r7l - 4
'nest l1d equitable. --- sstEn
- summons Is Published - -
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

hARs ysu have sn u.h.z,.
Ao's con hias II literature. in,lu5-
ng Ihs IVi's-a-vssk Observe
yoU fEvO1ts newspaper tbs p
*. :. NsE1r~S As ackauwisas-
= a9oo7y q 81 nzrsz -
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ne "u7Sa's Huas. oazpssj--
=. ''.s7as' Pe1oacal 6sruasa y
0 sss Il vvasnkiys.
na ko0E7s$ ne bask1zs, a.
7lEFal=S q ne 'fzct al So
-D& ns azt1hless us-
: 1aos possible ~ rsss,- - =
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18
woMAN's HOME ooNP,N1o,

hoMAN'S HOME OONPASTuN
4 On September s01h. sTTonan,s H,
tc'ln Iianjon~ assumed IL final -.
iH1e'e Of SI5O. The lArrer ana -.
magazine and The iD,reasa in -
nave been Endorsed during the ,s1,
'''4f Doth by or old friends and -
one hundred and fifty ubousand re,r
',''ltfs- We are proud Of the sDr,r,as.
"l The Greater -Conpauion.- Rn1 -
year Ile Companion VIII t.s -
sliiL il VIII be larger and ri19,a- -
e'ef-'And VIII contain new 60
80 i'aio'e Attempted hy a z,.-ns,,s
= Ia ne The greater .Wo,r,,-.-
--.--'it tE'In E'aEiion- al the RoR.r-snz-
4-iaAli TS7c'e VIII t,e The NOS -.
NJ ihe most useful and H. -
'fautliul uuman's rlsrzy5-,. -.-s.,.-,1S -
y iih nearly score of dise-,r-- -
if'ai departments for u.,,a, -
'-,e a c'omEaele lit-le Inarzz,e s, -
-l- o11Au's Home Co-rr..-,..-.--
an promise far 1919 TIE s,r..- -,
'-'-A magazine IN the world
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

lished in said Co.. of Po1a- Tha
date Of the first publication 81 tbss
summons is December 81, 1893
OSCAR HAYTER-
Attorney for Plaintiff
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

: -.--- - Pa sid sas s.-57,- - -----
Fa1s t- TIE sorz-s Ann'' Be s1rPassd Y
me sezso1 q long winter sr4.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

2-as- today, gzing The above oC;s- 6i.5i. )
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-18

fl1zAi-E ou1 rtis f.r,.s -. a.
- oeoss,lrs tGs1ezE ! kau-.--
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--l's e thuuo1rtF unst -
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80 a. Z IA II has teer su-ns -
- - 1nsned ssgurEta-x en-
- = -a---il--ai uuEt.er df tnrrr-sr
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
NEW JOURNAL MAKES
PLEA FOR MONKEY
North Street Gazette SatiricaI
Friend of Simian

LONDON. April 16.-Prominent peo-
PIE whose skin is akin to that of the
walrus. the hippopotamus and the ALI
gator viii welcome with glee the latest
thing in satire-the North Street Ca
zette. Those who are not pachyder-
matous viii enjoy 1t, too-until they
come TO a passage which refers in
words not too thickly yelled to them
selves
No. J., which has just been issued,
carries no statement Of the price on
the front page. Perhaps il is regarded
as priceless. Nor is there any definite
announcement Of the time when future
issues viii appear.
This is the North Street Gazette'g
stirring appeal on behalf of the perse-
cuted simian:
AS things now are-aye, and have
been for centuries in this green Eng
land OF ours-a. monkey may not marry:
he may not own land; he may not ill
any salaried post under the crown.
A monkey may not be member Of
parliament a civil servant, an officer
in either service, or even in the mill
tia or territorial army. It is doubtful
whether he may hold a commission
for the peace.
we call England free, country, vet
At the present day. and as you read
these lines. any monkey found at large
may be summarily arrested. He has
no remedy"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Saturday, April is. 1870
APPEI-JESSEN-Car Appel 90, 1929 Twenty
sixth ST., and Sophie lessen, "a, 1884 Ellis st.
BLIXT-IS0M- a Blixt, %. Oakland,
and Amy L. Isom, 81, Albany, Cal.
G0ECKEN-HANSEN-L H. Goecken %
50 Silver St, and Ncttie S. Hansen, 49, 1856
Fulton ST.
GREEN-F0PPIANo-Cha B. Green. %. and
Josephine Foppiano 10, both of Jackson.
HANSON ENGEBRETSEN- Jonas Hanson, "a
and Bertha Engebretsen, %, both of 363 Page
street.
HoLToG RY-John T. Holtog, SO, and Eda
A. Cary. 81 both of Oakland.
JOHNSTON TAYLOR-Albert c. Johnston 25
San Francisco, and Lila L. Taylor, 10, Fruit.
vale
NoWLES-GAMBLE- Ralph c. Knowles. 81,
Sacramento, and Eva NJ. Gamble, 49, 151 Al
bion ave.
SMITH w. Smith, 81. and
Eva S. Bridges, p, both of San Francisco
SMITH William l.. Smith, So, and Ida
u Fox IS, both of Oakland.
Observation-Disclosures A. West 81, and Mar
garet F. Allan, Is, both of Redwood City.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
GAS WAR BREAKS
over RICHMOND
Rival Corporations Start Cam
paign to Capture Field for
Sale of Light

RICHMOND, April 16.-Was has bro
ken out between Oakland gaslight and
heat company and then Richmond light
and power company. Both corpora
lions have thrown an army of So
licitors into the field TO capture the
business of supplying Illuminating gas
10 the residents of this city
The slogan of dollar gas" is the
battle cry of the Richmond company,
and the Oakland contingent promises
to meet that figure.
The struggle follows failure of ne
gotiations which II. B. Kinney. man
ager Of the Richmond company started
to buy gas at Wholesale from the Oak
land corporation. Kinney's offer was
not accepted. Thereupon he announced
that his company would build a plant
and go into the gas business.
The rate charged by the Oakland
company has been S1.50 a 1000 cubic
feet, as fixed by the city council.
Kinney says that he will spend $780,
900 in installing a gas manufacturing
plant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17

JAP ANESE mo SABE'
THE ENUMERATOR
Have Been Counted SO Often
They Do Not Understand
Census Taking

OAKLAND, April 16.-Much confusion
among the Japanese residents of oak
land as to the meaning of the census
taking has been found by the enumera-
tors who began their work yesterday.
A recent school census, and particu-
larly a census taken by the Japanese
exclusion league, have caused the Jap
anese to look. with suspicion upon the
federal officials, and this has proved a
great drawback to the workers = The
Japanese want to know why they are
being counted so often.
A great part of the work of the cen
sus bureau today consisted of correct
ing methods of some of the enumera-
tors, whose instructions had not been
complete, and who made some mis-
takes 1t was found that Berkeley
was somewhat oversupplied with enum-
orators and some of them will be trans
ferred to places where they are more
needed. a. ~ 4
The three men who refused yester-
day to answer questions were furnished
with blanks today, which they were
asked to fill out by Monday. If they
do not do so they will be arrested
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
CHORUS Girl HAS
HARD LUCK siege
Stranded With Theatrical Com
pany, Loses Purse, Then
Appeals to Police

OAKLAND, April 16.-Miss Ella Mas
tiers, handsome girl of is years, who
fed from her parental home at SYRIA
cuse. n. Y. few months ago to be-
come chorus girl with the Moulin
Rouge" burlesquers, and was stranded
at Denver called on Mayor Mott and
Captain of Detectives Petersen this
morning for aid in reaching her old
home. Her father is i'll, she says,
stricken with probably fatal malady,
and the girl has received a letter ask
ing her TO return.
Miss Masters told the mayor about
her plight and was sent to Captain
Petersen. The chief of detectives has
sent her to Assistant Probation Officer
Beatrice Mccall, who is giving Miss
Masters shelter at the detention home
until aid can be procured.
After leaving Denver the stranded
girl came on TO Oakland with her saw
1ngs, TO visit friends. She found them
gone This morning while running for
a train, which proved not to be hers,
she lost her purse. 1t contained $1O3.
When the last bad luck occurred, the
chorus girl appealed to the city Of
fcisls.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
ENDS MISERY FROM BACKACHE
AND OUT.OF-O ORDER KIDNEYS

begin taking this harmless preparation
as directed. with the knowledge that
there is other medicine, at any
price, made anywhere else In the
world, which will effect SO thorough
and prompt a cure as fifty cent treat
ment of Pspe's Dturetic, which any
druggist can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Gin
cinnati, is q large and responsible med
icine concern, thoroughly worthy OF
your confidence.
Don't be miserable or worried an
other moment with a lame back or
cIogged. inactive kidneys or bladder
misery. All this goes after you start
taking Pape's Diuretic, and in a few
days you feel and know that your kid
neys,. liver and urinary system are
healthy, clean and normal, and all
danger Pc ssed.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-hfty-
cent treatment-from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
VETERANS READY
FOR ENCAMPME
Grand Parade of Friday Will Be
Feature of the G. A. r.
Meeting

OAKLAND, April 16.-Veterans with
their families are already beginning to
pour into Oakland to attend the en-
campment of the G. A. r., which will
be opened Tuesday Much care and
thought has been devoted to the prepa-
ration of the exercises for the occa-
sion, and it is expected that many
thousands will turn out to view them.
especially the grand parade of Friday
morning.
Most of the business houses in the
central part of Oakland have decided
to give a half holiday on the day of
the parade, and have signifed their in
tentions to decorate their buildings in
keeping with the occasion.
One of the most attractive features
of the parade will be the division of
bluejackets from Yerba Buena and Mare
island stations, which will be led by
Miss Adeline Libby, the navy's friend,
in marine costume. Miss Libby is a
noted lecturer and evangelist among
the men of the navy. The arrange
ments for the procession have been pre-
pared under the direction of Colonel
w. r. Bair and Marshal Herman Gard.
The first meeting of the encampment
Will be held at Rice institute. San Pab-
o'clock Tuesday morning. Organiza-
ton will be effected at that meeting. At
? o'clock in the afternoon exercises,
including an address by President Ben
jamin Ide Wheeler, will be held in the
Greek theater in Berkeley. In the
evening a reception will take place at
Rice institute, at which the speakers
will be Governor Gillett, Mayor Mott,
Department Commander w. 5. Daub-
enspek and others. Another business
session will be held Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock, to be followed in the after
noon by a reception in Lincoln park,
Alameda. Wednesday evening will be
devoted to social visiting among the
posts The parade will occupy all Of
Friday morning. In the afternoon the
last business meeting of the encamD-
ment will be held. The formal adjourn
ment will take place Saturday morning.
A military service Will be held to-
morrow evening at the First Congrega-
tional church, and all members of the
G.. A r. are invited to attend in uni
form.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
Prepare for Veterans

BERKELEY, April 16.-The program
for Berkeley day, Tuesday, when the
veterans of the G. A r. will visit il
this city, was announced today by the
committees of Lookout Mountain post
After the veterans reach this city from
their encampment in Oakland they viii
march to the Greek theater, school chill
dTen leading the column.
There the program viii be:
Music by drum corps of Los Angeles
invocation, DR.. r. NJ Vaughn; song
Call TO Arms by chorus of 200 Berke-
ley school boys; address of welcome, by
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler; song
Marching Through Georgia" by chorus
address of welcome to Berkeley, by Mayor
Beverly Hodghead; song, "Tenting or
the Old Camp Ground by chorus; re-
ply to welcome. by Comrade w. r
Baer; song, America by chorus an6
an audience choir led by Miss Victoria
Hartley, superintendent of music II
public schools.
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BUFFERS WILL CONTEST
GOES TO TRIAL MONDAY
Value of Estate Now Estimated
at 100000

OAKLAND, April 16.-The contest of
the viii Of the late Lucy Beebe But
tiers is scheduled to go to trial Mon
day nj Judge Wells court. Several chill
dren hope to have the viii declared in
valid on the ground that their mother
was unduly Influenced by her husband
when she made il.
The estate is estimated now to have q
value Of $500, 600 Real estate at Six
teenth street and San Pablo avenue is
the principal asset.
Besides this there is the Buffers home
in Piedmont, valued at about $4,000,
and claim for about $4,000 against
the estate Of Henry Buffers, dead hus-
band Of Mrs. Buffers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-17
Just a few doses make Kidneys
act fine and cure Bladder
trouble.

The most effective and harmless way
to cure baokache and regulate out-of-
order kidneys, or end bladder trouble.
is to take several doses of Papes Diu-
retic.
You will distinctly feel that your
kidneys and urinary organs are being
cleaned. healed and vitalized and all
the miserable symptoms. such as back
ache, headache, nervousness, rheuma-
tism and darling pains, infiamed or
swollen eyelids. trritability, sleepIess-
ness. or suppressed, painful or frequent
urination especially at night and
other distress, leaving after taking the
first few doses.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder. or rheumatism.
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Notable Deaths
MARIscAL. MExIcAN srArEsMAN-Me

I. MARISCAL, MEXICAN STATESMAN-Mex
leo City, April 16.-I Mariscal, secretary for
foreign relations, died today after several
days of Illness
JOHN MoNAUGHToN. PAPER MAKER-Apple
ton, Wis, April 16-John NieNaughton. aged
64 years. wealthy paper mill owner of this
city, died today at ST. Petersburg. Fla.
BISHOP JOHN DART OF WESTMINSTER
B. C.-New Westminster B. c., April 16-
Bishop John Dart of the Episcopal diocese OF
Westminster died last night of paralysis aged
% years.
REV. DR.. EDMUND EsBACH-F'rederick. Nd
April 16.-Rev. DR.. Edmund Esbach. one OF
the most prominent clergymen of the Reformed
Church in the United States, is dead at his
home here aged IA