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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18
EXPERT OPINION.

'What do you think made Ham
let so suspicious of the ghost?" asked
Mr.. Stormington Barnes.
"He probably thought" answered
the psychic researcher, s'that no
well-reglllated ghost would manifest
himself without ringing bells or tip
ping tables"
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18

Father-Why have you quarreled
with Harry?
Daughter--Because he proposed
to me last night.
Father-Well, there was no harm
in that, was there?
Daughter-But I had accepted
him the night before.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18

Miss Della oliver was the guest
OF Mrs. Phil johnson Friday even
ing.
VIM. B. Taylor and wife spent
Tuesday the guest of the latters
parents Henry Hagood near
Wellsville.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18
THE rEsr.

81 have always been able to paddle
NY own canoe"
''But can you take your automo-
,ile to pieces?"
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18

Easter Dance Monday March %,
You are invited at Johnson Hall
by the committee catholic Con-
gregation, Montgomery city, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18
CROSS ROADS.

Oat sowing is in FULL sway at
this writing, but from present
indications there will not be many
,sown.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-03-18

Prison Visitor-And why are you
incarcerated, my poor fellow?
Second-Story Jimmy--Aw, Pm
believer in the simple life an it's
the only way | can resist the tempta-
ton to live like Speerpont Morgan
and dose odder gazaboos.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
THERE'S NO RISK
If This Medicine Does Not
Benefit You Pay Nothing

A physician who made a speciality
OF stomach troubles. particularly dys-
pepsias after years of study perfected
the formula from which Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets are made.
Our experience with Rexal Dys-
pepsia Tablets leads US to believe them
10 be the greatest remedy known for
the relief OF acute indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredients
are soothing and healing to the in
famed membranes of the stomach They
are rich in pepsin. one Of the greatest
digestive aids known TO medicine. The
relief they afford is almost immediate
Their use with persistency and regu-
lsrity for short time brings about
a cessation of the pains caused by
stomach disorders.
ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets will insure
healthy appetite, aid digestion and
promote nutrition. AS evidence of our
sincere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
lets, we ask you to try them at our
risk. If they do not give you entire
satisfaction, we will return you the
money you paid US for them, without
question or formality. They come in
three sizes, prices 25 cents, SO cents
and $1.O0. Remember you can obtain
them only at The Owl Drug Co, Inc.
40 Market street, rs Market street,
Post street and Grant avenue, Sixteenth
and Mission streets, Fillmore and
cseary streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
MISSIONARIES MEET
FOR CONVENTION
Pacific Branch of Woman's
Foreign Society Begins
Session in Berkeley

BERKELEY, Oct. 5.-With brief
address by Mrs. George B. Smyth.
president of the society, the twenty
second annual convention of the Pacific
branch of the woman's foreign mission
airy society was opened at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church this morn
ing. Sessions Will be held until Fri
day.
The morning exercises began with
communion service conducted by Rev
S. D. Hutsinpillar, followed by the
calling of the delegates to order by
Mrs. Smyth Mrs. J. r. Umsted, secre-
tary of the society made a report and
reports of the various departments
were heard.
A feature of the afternoon meeting
was the memorial service conducted by
Mrs. c. E. Brown, tributes being paid
TO workers in foreign lands. Miss
Clara Freuler and Miss Madge Wood
man furnished the music for the ses-
sion. Mrs Mae Chisholm Brown and
Mrs. Robert Bentley were the principal
speakers of the afternoon.
This evening after a praise service
conducted by Rev. Charles B. Dalton,
pastor of the church, Mrs. s. F. john
son told of the worlds missionary
convention in Edinburgh.
The sessions of the society will be
held tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
new BILL RIFE
WITH FEATURES
''Dinkelspiel's Christmas" Heads
Fine List of Attractions at
Oakland Orpheum

OAKLAND Oct. 5.-The new bill at
the Oakland Orpheum this week is rife
with features. and again maintains the
high standard of vaudeville for which
the popular house is noted.
The headliner is ''Dinkelspiers
Christmas a sketch written by George
V. Hobart, which is deserving of the
high place the Orpheum mana cement
has given it in its announcements of
the current show. Dinkelspfel fully
comes up to expecta tions, and is one
of those keen wits and delightfully."-
sentimental characters that nobody
should miss seeing. The sketch is one
of the best bits of play writing that
has been produced here in a long time,
which statement is substantiated by
the daily increasing crowds that flock
to see 1t. Not less creditable than
the performance of Dinkelspiel him
self is that of Thomas G. Carroll, who
enacts the role of Louis, the son.
Waterbury Brothers and Tenny, with
their musical comedy act. are among
the prize winners while Looping the
Bumps" an unusual acrobatic act by
Lane and ODonnell, is a big hit.
Rameses, the Egyptian wonder
worker, continues tofmystify his audi
ences In n spectacular way, and Linton
and Lawrence present lively musical
comedy sketch called, In the Piano
Store"
High Life in Jail is a splendid
dramatic sketch which has proven a
drawing card throughout it's fortnight
of enga cement. The four Rianos, fun
makers of high degree. and Covington
and Wilbur's delightful sketch will
bring their engagement to q close
Saturday night.
Among the feature attractions of
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
W. c. T. u. CONCLANE
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
State Meeting to Be Held at
Berkeley Church This Week

BERKELEY. Oct. 5.-Delegates TO
the thirty-second annual convention Of
the California Womens Christian tenn
persnce uaiOn have begun to arrive In
this city 1br the opening Of the weeks s
convention in the parlors Of the First
Presbyterian church Of this city to-
morrow night.
At least 200 delegates are expected
TO reach this city before the doors Of
the convention are opened Mrs. Sara
J. Dorr of San Jose viii preside at the
sessions devoted to the work of the
carriers of the white banner.
The program for the opening session
follows:
Piano solo. Variations" Op. i Chopin.
Miss Pearl AIbee: hymn. Coronation scrip
ture lesson and PRAYER. Mrs. Augusta 6 Balm
bridge; soprano solo, selected. Mrs orrir b.
McNurray: cello soio. selected Jack FaiTre: ad-
Eodgbead. mayor Of Berkeley: for chamber of
versity Of Calif0rnis. Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler,
PRESIDENT: for the Federated womaT's Clubs of
Berkeley; Mrs. Elinor Carlisle. president; for
the churches Of Berkeley Rev. Lapsley A. Nc
Afee. =. T.. pastor First Presbyterian church;
for the Berkeley Nomsn's Christian temperance
union. Mrs Mary r. Thomas, president; duet,
Mesdames Bailey and PaBton; response to vel
comes in behalf of members ana delegates, Mrs
Addie Estes Stockton; introduction Of local
committees and members; informal reception.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
CHILDREN ATTACK
MOTHERS Will

OAKLAND. Oct. 5--Four children OF
the late Mrs. A1bertina Olsen are ar
rayed against their stepfather, oiiver
Olsen. in will contest and suit TO set
aside deeds which began today in the
superior court Judge j. d. MURPHY %
Mono county is hearing the case
The contestants are Willie ana AieeIt
Johnson. Mrs. Amy Jones and MIS-
uiIda Hubbard. children of Mrs olsen
bv a former marriage. The estate she
1sft is valued at $4,000. most OF II
wflled TO Olsen. Besides this sne CON
veyed property worth about slo'VVV "
olsen before her death.
Olsen was farm hand on the farm
of Adam Johnson. Mrs. Olsens nrse
husband. when he died The WIDOW
married him, and then oesah'
children declared. an effort on the part
80 tbeir stepfather TO poison tnslr
mother's mind against them
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
DESIGNER.
FATALLY STRICKEN
John E. Doak, Installer of Mu=
nicipal Water Plants, Dies
After Illness

BERKELEY. Oct. 5.-After an illness
of nearly six months, John E.. Doak,
vice president and general manager of
the Doak gas. engine company of San
Francisco and Oakland, and inventor
and installer of the municipal salt
water pumping plant in Oakland, died
this morning at his home, 2101 Hearst
avenue, of a complication of maladies.
Doak had been seriously i'll, but his
death was not expected, as he was
thought to be on the road to recovery.
He was AZ years of age.
Doak, who was native of this state.
lived for some years in Stockton and
later moved to San Francisco, where
he established the engine company
bearing his name.
Besides the installation of the, $4,000
plant on the shores of Lake Merritt in
Oakland in 1909 for pumping salt
water for fire protection, Doak in
stalled municipal plants at Colusa,
Turlock and Winnemucca, New. A
plant at Elko, New, is being completed
by the company.
Before the fire the. company had
headquarters in First street, near Fol-
som, San Francisco, but later moved
to Oakland, where the general offices
were in Second street
Doak was a member of the Berkeley
Elks, who assisted in the shipment of
the body to Stockton tonight for the
funeral and interment there.
He is survived by a widow, Charlotte
H Doak; a mother, Mrs Snrah E.
Doak, and a sister, Mrs. Frank V.
Pursel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
We are selling out all Of our scattered lots in
| order to clean up our books---This is the
| reason why we quote these prices

HERE LITTLE BEAUTY FOR A HOME
5ox125 prettiest section of Pleasant Val
ley within blocks of the line. There is
a attractive lot for home site for less
than $50 per foot in Oakland. it during
THE CHEAPEST CORNER IN PIEDMONT
64x175 feet All street work completed. One OF the
greatest bargains in the real estate market fine
neghborhood A grand investment Price s17oo
ONE BLOCK FROM BRoADwAY-
4ex15o it. lot. with the street work all done. Fine
so TT. street; opposite of exceedingly pretty
cottages This is rock-b -bottomed price and one of
best bargains in this advertisement Notice the
CORNER AND sHAFrER-
45x1oo. neighborhood so IT. street Street
work all done particularly well located lot VIII VIII
TWO LOTS ALTON PARK ss5 PER FRONT
Last March. when we opened this the buyer
of select and secured two of the
choicest lots He died recently and settling his
estate the executors agreed to offer these
price. Since he purchased them ss15oo worth of i'm
provements have gone into the neighborhood- This
Is one of the safest buys in Oakland.
Price $50 per 1901
FEET GROVE ST, WITHIN MINUTES OF
THE 10TH ROUTE
Opposite of the prettiest of cottages in
Oakland. Sidewalk all Front
age will be sold in amount to suit the purchaser
Nothing in the neghborhood equal to it anywhere
near ehe price S4o per 1901
ANOTHER GOOD LOT FOR CARMEN
block east OF Grove close to the car barns;
purchaser Easy terms Price 27So per foot
HERE is ONE OF THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN THIS
ADvERTIsEMENT-
We own corner on 44th and West sts SO 1-sxso
feet Splendid neighborhood; sidewalks and street
work all done minutes Key Route; block
to Grove st. This is wonderful value at
$S@'oO per foot
CORNER OF AID AND MARKET SITS
6ox9o feet. Market st. is destined to become Of
the the principal streets of Oakland The buyer of this
lot Is. sure to make money. Close to Key Route and
near to car line Price 1880
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
GRAFT CHARGES
ARE RETRACTED
E. c. Packard, Who Attacked
Berkeley City Officials, ApOl=
Ogizes for Statements

BERKELEY. oct. 5.-Eugene c.
Packard. 2 San Francisco watch maker,
who for the last two years has been
writing letters to the city officials of
Berkeley accusing them OF graft and
other misconduct, has signed state
ment to the effect that he must nave
been temporarily deranged in mind 10
have made such written charges. His
statement made before Chief Of Police
August Nollmer this morning, VIII
have no influence on his prosecution
on a charge Of criminal libel on a com
plaint issued 10 Detective Sergea mt
A. s. J. Woods Of this city. The trial
has been set before Judge Shortall in
san Francisco Monday. Packard's S
statement follows:
To the Honorable Beverly L. Hodghead.
the chief Of police. and al 70 wnom u ins!
concern therein. IL having been stated IN
charge made IN Judge ShortslPs court IN the
city Of san Francisco that ], the under
signed Eugene c. Packard, had made mall
ciOus. false statements against divers persons
iu Berkeley with felonious intent, 1. the IN
dersigued. desire 10 state herewith inst noun
inC was further from the mind OF the Salo
undersigned 70 make the statements accred-
tied 10 him: further the said undersigned
mas no recollection Of making said state
ments and, y 50. said statements were MADE
during g temporary alteration OF mind
caused by great mental and nervous strain
or me ul0Q OF Nut salu IA0rAHA6HC~
caused by brOOding.
And the undersigned desires 10 state fur
ther herewith that under circumstances
VIII the ssid undersigned in the future make
sny more statements as accredited 10 MIN,
or write any letters or postal cards TO any
persons il Berkeley or elsewhere
also further state that all the statements
made in letters that ] wrote In which ac-
rused The officials Of the Berkeley police de-
partmeat aud the city council Of grating,
crook edness and the extortiOn Of money arc
false ana malicious. hereby retract 81
such statements and apologize 10 the injured
persons for the same. / make this statement
free and voluntarily.
sn witness whereof the said undersigned
has affixed his hand this 5rh day of October,
1910 EUGENE c. PACKARD
1893 Fillmore street. San Francisco Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

CORNER AND MAHKET-
50x90 Absolutely TO increase In value
Will ultimately make good location for hats-
Price -szS Per FOOT
HERE Is PROPERTY AT ALMOST HALF
Located on 42d st. between and Grove: within
a block a half of property selling at tsS
car lines; of frontage amounts to
suit the purchaser easy terms for $50 per foot
Lot in Piedmont.
near 60 ono 1 ssiI for 81 5oS ~ 49,
$500 down and $50 month. This Is
beauty $500
In connection with this sale we wish to make
one point very emphatic.
1t is this Every lot advertised Is in an
ESTABLISHED neighborhood
We are not offering property where the buyer
has to wait for the city to grow up to his lot.
Every one of these lots is either on or near
car line-they are all in built up neighborhoods
where values are absolutely proven
Many of them are business lots where for $500
or $1,000 combination flat and store could be
built that would bring the buyer from to Is per
cent profit per annum.
Others are residential properties, surrounded
by fine homes and protected by building restric-
tions and made desirable by the very finest of
neighbors.
In fact, there are lots for every purpose-in-
vestment, residential or business. 1t is unques-
tionably the greatest list of miscellaneous prop
critics ever advertised in the San Francisco papers
by real estate concern
If you do not investigate you miss an oppor-
tunity that will probably not occur again in the
history of Oakland. Values are increasing every
day and will continue to do so for years to come
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
PARENTS ARE BLAMED
FOR JUVENILE CRIMES
Home Surroundings Cause Much
Trouble, Says Social Worker

BERKELEY, Oct. assistant Pro-
baton officer Beatrice A. Mccall was
the principal speaker at q meeting held
At the Washington school last night
under the auspices Of the Parents as
sociation- She said IN part:
The downfall of young girls is not
q matter of mystery, but strictly a
question OF cause and effect Parents
who permit something lacking or vi
cious in the home are just as much TO
blame for starting girls on the down
ward path as young men who Sregard
weak girls as their legitimate prey.
SO long as the double standard of
morals is approved by so many public
men. employers and businessmen, work
with girls viii be nothing but a socia
u-reekage work. We can not have pure
girls unless we teach our boys the
same purity and hold them to high
sIanda rds.''
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
RERCONICHES LEASE
UNION BANK BUILDING
Rental of $1,000 Month Agreed
on for Is Years

OAKLAND, oct. 5.-The lease be-
tween 3. and W. Berkovich, lessons.
and Edison f Adams, John c. Adams
and Thomas Prather of the old Union
national bank building at the north
west corner of Broadway and Twelfth
street was recorded today. The terms
are $4,000 z month for a term of Is
years. lessons 10 pay taxes, assessments
and insurance, and to spend $4,000 on
improvements within the first three
months. This money has been put up
in escrow. A provision of the lease is
that no theaters, nickelodeons or NOV
ing picture shows shall be permitted
in the building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

TWO PICKPoCKETS JAILED-Detectire Boland
picked up Edward Rogers and Dan Sullivan.
two notorious pickpockets. and locked them in
DAY
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

II here the cannon again .
1t means that the Realty Syndicate has once
more decided to start something" of interest to
professional men,
businessmen,
laborers.
small salaried men,
capitalists,
real estate investors
and everybody else who wants to make money
out of fe-sound-ucratve real estate invest
ments.
We have selected "a scattered 1ots-worth in
the aggregate $48540-which we are going to
sell at bargain prices.
We will sell S1,75o lots for ST 400
And 81 800 lots for $3.50.
Etc, etc.
The sale starts at o'clock tomorrow morning
and lasts until the "a lots are sold.
It's going to be real old time spectators op-
portunity.
Every lot will be sold on terms and but little
cash money will be required of the investor.
If you've never bought real estate here is your
chance to begin
Read the list, then call tomorrow and ask to
be shown the lot that interests you the most
Plenty Of autos at your service.
HERE is A CHANCE To MAKE AN INVESTMENT
On the of 4sth Shafter there
located on lot 1ooxs5 The lot is cheap at $40 per
foot. The house could be a small expense
and sold at bie profit We offer the entire prop
A BEAUTIFUL $500 CORNER
40x1l5; Lawton II. All street
work completed This is snap. Don't fail to see it,
Price ..--...-.--.-. $l5O0
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
NORTHEASTERN GIVES
up ELECTRIC CONTEST

OAKLAND, Oct. 5.-Alfred L. Nor
gernstern of Alameda abandoned today
his contest for the republican nomina-
tion for the forty y-seventh assembly
district. which the official returns gave
10 his rival Sumner Crosby, by 43
votes. With half the votes recounted,
and a gain of only one vote having
been made by Morgernstern, he gave
up hope of winning. and decided to
save himself further expense
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

A LOT ON BOTH ST. For $50 PER
40x90 feet. All complete. Nothing else
at the price in neghborhood Be IT..
Price ,*ls<oV
If looking for something o this kind close
in here you are: 4ox177 feet. Street work all done
A real bargain terms. Price .$1,400
HERE Is SOMETHING FOR STREET CAR MEN, ON
s. Street saa work all done Close to the barns
cent net on the investment. Price s1,o2o
A MAGNIFICENT CORNER 44TH ST.
4oxloo; within blocks of property being held
at s55 foot. Street done; absolutely
sure to increase in value materially. Our sale
price s42So per foot
LOT ON 4sD ST. FOR sss FOOT; NEAR
line and near to Key Route; street work
all done 4ox134. Our price s1,4Oo
HERE IS A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
we have 200 feet on on 4ath St. between shatuck and
% %mcn we I viii sa sen on terms; any frontage to
barns and within a half block of shopping
tages here this and keep them all the
time Probably one of the best investment propo-
sitions of the kind the market arrange
terms to suit purchaser. Price $50 foot
A GLORIOUS LOT ON WEST SIDE GRAND AVE.
one block Of this property lots in the neighborhood
beauty and will be a small fortune in
or three years The first one to decide will get it
A MAGNIFICENT 40 FIT. RESIDENTIAL CORNER IN
125 feet deep; 40 frontage; destined to become
one OF the choicest lots in the district If will
take it Immediately on terms $3.50 per foot
CONTAINING SOME BEAUTIFUL TREES
6ox220 feet lnotice the depth). One of the biggest
snaps IN oakland .$45 foot
ONE OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS IN PIEDMONT
worth double the money asking. Don't fail
to investigate it. Price .......... $3.50 per foot
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

TEACHER REsIGNS-Berkeley, Oct 5.--w. R.
Mcdonald. teacher in science at the high
school for the last two months, has resigned
his position on account of i'll health The
board OF education has appointed Mrs. Grace
NJ HaFing in his place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

THIRTEEN INDICTMENTS Louisville Oct. 5.
The grand jury today returned 13 indictments
against Aug Ropke. former book keeper for the
Fidelity trust company. who is accused Of en-
bezzlng 81 140. 600.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Eliminate Patterson and Victory
Throughout the State Will FoHoW

party
Patterson
that the the
whemingy n
II
proposing keeping
the regularly organized democratic party the city
delegates
the disupter of the
Last Saturday city Denver the regularly organized dem
@ @ primaries m , n No ppa o p pr 1t 20 @] Say @] @ % itn pe tn ,s @ @ it %
simply the
Thomas
coning delegation
which will disrupt convention unless drastic taken
to suppress Mr.. Pattersons nsurgent movement
The Mr. brings against democratic
it ii
seemingly opposed o
When did it that democrat not have dissent
ing views Thomas M. Patterson?
Why S considered
practically declared himself independent politics and is
hash allth coming
cratic party and then He attempts disturb the harmony
that splendid
tables
which has for its the putting
We administration Governor John sharon
has been most able one We believe should have the endorsement of
proposed by NJ Patterson the traitor to the party and all its
ests
Victory the grasp the democratic party this year in ev
b s % as was nerna,rated @ %r ,r pa ana We III, l o any H up ~
overwhelmingly
meeting
governing party
can nothing generally
If there throwing to be done let
operation performed him,
attempted
regular democratic
Who dictate
Caesar the policy of the suit his
thousands county
yer who have always aided the
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05
EXCURSIONS VIA
DENVER & RIO GRANDE

Denver and ret Lrn; one fare: Sep
tember 3. 4. 6. s, 10, IL and IA, re-
turning September 10; for the Inter
state fair and exposition.
Glenwood Springs and return; one
fare: September 6. and s, return
ing September 10; for Racing Associ-
alton meeting.
One fare to Hotchkiss and return,
September 6. and s; returning Sep
tember 10; account Hotchkiss fair.
To Delta County fair, Delta; Sep
temher II, 8 and IA; from Grand
Junction. s1.75; Palisade, s2.25;
Fruita. s2.25; returning September
Is.
Pueblo and return one fare Sep
tember 8, 20, 22 and "a, returning
September 26th account Colorado
State Fair.
S25-one-way colonist rates to Ne
yada and California: on sale August
25 to September 9 and October l to
Is.
s45 round trip to California; Au-
gust 80 to September and Septem-
Der "a to so. Going or returning via
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05

May we ask who all is this editorial
person of the Gilpin Observer and
how came he TO be capitalists He
is made the defendant in third suit
for damages by II. A. Hicks, making
a total of 100000 asked for by said
Hicks. Never mind check. Stull,
just give it to him out of the cash
drawer and save so much bookkeep-
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05

Judging from the complaints filed
against the superintendent of the Pu-
eblo insane asylum, DR.. Busey is kept
busy making explanations.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05

Portland and Seattle, SEQ. Final re-
turn limit October 81.
$3.50 to Glenwood Springs and re-
turn same day every Sunday $3.50
going Saturday or Sunday, returning
following Monday.
Fishing rates to points along the
Gunnison and Eagle rivers.
For further information call at the
city ticket office or phone Junction IL
Subscribe FOR the Daily Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05

The Colorado City Iris, describing
one Luther Mourning. says "he is a
pleasant man." etc. thus giving the
lie to his name.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-05

No, gentle reader. the young ladies
who give slumber parties do not be
long to "snorority."