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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

treatment for few months I am en-
tirely well and free from pain. Faith
fully yours, HECTOR BEAULA,
1882 Kearny Street, San Francisco.
San Francisco, February 2, 1910.
DR. Wong Him-Dear Sir: For three
o4 four years / suffered with nervous
gastritis of the stomach, kidney and
liver trouble. could not eat potatoes
bread or any starchy foods for months
and was at deaths door. AS a last re-
source 1 applied to you. 1 did not care
TO take Chinese herbs, but was com
PEELED to, as I could not receive any re-
lief from any other source. After a
few months I was entirely cured and
can eat all kinds of food, even starchv
foods, for which / tender you my sim
cere thanks.
MRS. ELIZABETH KLUBER.
2273 Post Street. S. F., Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
BODY OF A SUICIDE
is FOUND IN CANYON
w. F. SchIichtmann, in Note,
Saws He Was Ill

HAYWARD. Nov. 12.-The body of
W. F. Sehlichtmann. 35 years old, with
a bullet wound through the heart. was
found this afternoon by hunters in
Crow canyon. Hayward. A revolver
near the body and note. in which
Schlichtmann wrote that he was tired
of life because of illness. indicates he
sought this lonely spot TO end his life.
In his effects at a Twelfth and Clay
street roeming house two bankbooks
for $500 and 5000 and a-dreft for $500
were found. Schlichtmann has
brother in Alameda and two sisters in
Livermore.
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REDWOOD CITY MAN
MARRIES AT SAN JOSE
Matte j. Tufts Bride of Henry
c. Offerman
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SAN JOSE, Nov 12.-Henry C. Offer
man of Redwood City, who was de-
feated for the republican nomination
for auditor Of San Mateo county at the
recent primary election, was married
today in this city His bride was Miss
Matte Johann Tufts of Palo Alto.
He gave his age as 26 and brides
$ q. years. Miss Tufts mother and
sister reside in Redwood City.
Oferman is q member of a wealthy
Redwood City family. He was en-
gagged in the grocery business until
this fall when he became active in
politics. The young couple will make
their home in Pa Alto.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
NUMEROUS THEFTS
OCCUR IN OAKLAND
Young Girl Steals Wig From
Hair Store

nAKLAND. Nov. 12.-Mrs. Elsie Mar
--in proprietor Of the Marvin hair
store. 1863 Washington street reported
10 -he police today that a young girl
who asked to see some Of her goods
Yesterday afternoon stole a reddish
blonde wig which she valued at 81.
Thieves entered the room OF Arthur
" Rider. sos Broadway, and stole a
pair Of field glasses valued at s3e
J. Smsda of 262 Eighth street asked
the police today to locate the thieves
WHO entered his home Thursday night
and. stole S&z and an overcoat.
Thieves stole two sacks Of copper
wire and copper scraps valued at -S37
from the yard Of the Peoples water
company Fifth and Madison streets.
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REV. FATHER BRENNAN
RETURNS FROM ABROAD
Tells of Great Interest Pope
Takes in America

BERKELEY. Nov. p Returning
from a seven months trip abroad. dur
ing which he had an audience with
rfa pope. Rev. Father Brennan Of ST.
J0sephs church Of this city arrived in
tnis city last night He said that the
pope took the deepest interest in
things American and asked many oues-
tions concerning the United States. The
pope. Father Brennan said, was looking
cTceedfngly well.
= Most of the seven months Father
Brennan spent at the home Of his
parents In ireland. which was the OBJ
ject OF his visit abroad
He made a tour Of the continent. and
was received ar Catholic headquarters
in a score of places In Europe He will
celebrate the II o'clock mass tomorrow
morning ~ which Rev. Father Sullivan
viii deliver the sermon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
Doll Carts for SI.OO


nchd upholstering-S100 each.
s1.75. $780, $3.50, $780, $3.50
hood with brass extension bars rubberzed
diameter piano black fnsh-S3.75 each
$3.50, $500, $780, $3.50 $3.50
in and value
Specially priced Is inch
Specially priced Pa
Specially priced 30 inch
SECTI0N-THIRD
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HILLSIDERS TO GIVE
A RECITAL NOV. 30
John Darlington and Mime.
0'More Will Entertain

BERKELEY, Nov. 12.-John Caring
ton and Nine. O'More will entertain the
members of the Hillside club at re-
eital in its North Berkeley clubhouse
the evening of November 80. The pro-
gram for the evening is being arranged
by a committee composed of Mrs.
George II. Richardson, chairman, and
Mrs. j. B. Harve. They viii also be the
patronesses with Mrs. z. II. Garth
waite Mrs. Alma Schmidt Kennedy,
Mrs w Z. Sharon, Mrs. Franz Bobb,
Mrs. Earn H. Webb. Mrs. Edgar S.
Thomas. Mrs. 0. *. McMurray and Mrs.
William James Munro.
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GARBAGE CREMATORY is
NEEDED IN ALAMEDA
Health Board Asks Council to
Install Plant

ALAMEDA, Nov. 12.-That a garbage
crematory is necessity in this city
WAS the statement made last night to
me committee of the whole Of the city
council by Dr. S p. Terry and F. W.
schultz of the board Of health.
The health authorities urged the
council TO provide a crematory as soon
as possible. as they said that the de-
posting grounds for garbage in this
ity mad reached the limit of their ca
pacity
The council referred the matter to
The public utilities committee TO ascer-
tain the cost of a crematory of 25 ton
4pacity, which is estimated at $4,000.
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BABY JOHN" ARRIVES
TO GIVE TESTIMONY
Principal Witness Against All
legged Dynamiter in City

OAKLAND. Nov. 12-"Baby John"
Martin, The putative son Of Mrs John
Martin. now on trial before Judge
Wells on the charge Of dynamiting the
home Of Superior Judge F. B. Ogden.
came down today from WeaveryiIle.
Trinity county. where he has been liv-
ing since the close OF Mrs Martins
first trial with former District Attor-
nev y. J. Hall Of Trinity county
Baby John" who was the principaI
witness against Mrs. Martin at her
first trial. viii begin his testimony
Monday. lie has grown into tall,
strong boy. the life Of the mountain
country having agreed with him.
The prosecutor expects to convict
Mrs. Martin on Baby Johns" testi-
uony.
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TAFT PENNOYER
Talks About Toy Town

Taft Pennoyer extend you cordial invitation to visit
Toy Town the exhibit of all that best in foreign and
domestic superb showing second the Pacific
Coastoys from the best factories OF Europe novelties
before shown gathered by this country and
Nuremberg All ready for your approval and OF
tent saepeople to you values absolutely the best
o $1.25
Jointed Dolls, Kessner 2c TO S175O EACH
Dressed 1Oc to. $500
Unbreakabe Dolls. 25c to $500
Novelty and Character Dolls endless
the
reasonably prices
Accessories to
different characters
Special soc
Doll jonted Il
in lawn WITH new wcupa
jacket, shoes stockings;
Hapdwerck Rolls B 20 inches
wigs light dark
form, with shoes and socks-A Special Value sSe.
shoulder svIe--
s5c to $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
AGED WOMAN FALLS
AND BREAKS HER HIP

OAKLAND, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Mary
Haggerty. so years old, of $50 Wash
ington street, received painful injury
today by falling while descending the
teps Of the Church of Sacred Heart.
Fortieth and Grove streets. Mrs Hag-
gerty broke her right hip. She was
hurried to the receiving hospital.
where she was attended by DR.. George
c. Reinle. She was removed to Proyi-
dence hospital
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
New Celluloid TOYS From Nuremberg


cuo funny-Prced from 25e
height of 10 explosives absolutely
in box with propelers, 75e
Extra 2 for 25c.
Autom and
in
forw whee
reserved and delivered
with this
deposit W
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
SIXTH CONVENTION OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HELD
St. Helena District Leaders
Meet at Rutherford
-Stccial Diseaich 10 The CoHl

IoFecfoI DfSbdtcH 10 ne Z at
RUTHERFORD. Nov 12-The sixth
annual Sunday school convention of the
st. Helena district was held here yes
terday afternoon and evening. and was
largely attended.
An interesting program was rem
dered, including addresses by Rev. J. J.
Martin of Calistoga on The Importance
OF Sunday School Conventions" by Rev.
Fl. c. Shropshire OF Napa on Loyal
Sons Work" and by Rev. T. E. Baxter
Of Napa on why Adults Should Be
Interested in. sunday school"
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Carter fof ST Helena
vice president, Mrs. Gerhard of Calls
toga; secretary, Miss Minnie Harris of
Rutherford
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
MUNICIPAL OFFICES
SEEK NEW QUARTERS
Temporarily Housed While City
Hall Is Building

OAKLAND, Nov. 12.-Pending the
construction of the new s1,O0O.O00 city
hall, some of the municipal depart
ments began moving today. The cleo
trical inspection bureau and other of
fees in the brick structure facing Fif-
teenth street moved to the rooms in
the city hall now occupied By the park
commission. The park commission,
with the health board. the city en-
gineer and other departments, will oc-
cupy temporary quarters in a building
in BroadMay near SaEenteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
[ VIII Take Any Case OF Catarrh, No
Matter How Chronic, or What stage
1t Il In, and Prove, ENTIRELY
AT MY OWN EXPENSE,
That 1t Can BE Cured

Curing Catarrh has been my business
for years, and during this time over
one million people have come co me
from all over the land for treatment
a1s advice. NY method is original Z
80 the disease by first curing the
oe,sa Thus my combined treatment
Ives where all else fails. 1 can dem
onstrate to you in just a few days
tiros that my method is quick. sure
snd complete. because IL rids the sys-,
taro of the poisonous germs that cause
co+arrh. Send your name and address
az once to c. E. Gauss. and he viii
send you the treatment referrsd to-
Fill out the coupon below
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TABLEAUX PRESENTED
BY MOTHERS CLUB

BERKELEY. Nov 12-rablesux were
presented by the members OF the Long
, fellow school mothers club in Lincoln
haM tonight. Mrs. EIinor Carlisle.
menaber Of the Berkeley board of edu-
cation. delivered an address Of welcome
and Miss Adelaide Turney OF the Cecilia
chofsl club was the vocalist. Mrs. 5.
:. small was general chairman OF COM
nlittees ID charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
SCORPION IN COCOA
MEAL BITES HANDLER
Louis Martin Poisoned by Insect
While Unloading Schooner
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
PETALUMA, Nov. IA scorpion.
hidden in cocoa meal, inflicted serious
wound in the hand of Louis Martin,
who was unloading the meal from q
schooner today at the McNear ware
house.
Martin. in handling the meal felt the
sting, and on investigation found the
insect. 1t was unusually large and
was soon dispatched by the workmen.
Martin is suffering from the poison,
but through medical aid the wound
will not prove fatal.
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$40, 100000 DIVIDEND
is DECLARED BY FIRM

CHICAGO Nov. PA $4,000, 900
melon" was decided on today by the
directors of Sears. Roebuck & Co., the
stock of which is listed on the New
York and Chicago exchanges. The di-
rectors voted 10 recommend stock
dividend of SO 1-3 per cent on the COM
mon stock (s3O,oOO.OoO) to holders of
record April /. 1911.
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OAKLAND STORK BEATS
ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS
Increase of 20 Per Cent Shown
for October

OAKLAND. Nov. 12.-According to
the records of George Parker secre-
tary of the board of health, there were
$50 births registered in Oakland for
October, an increase of almost 20 per
cent over the highest record of any
month in the history of Oakland. There
were 135 girls and 125 boys The pre-
vious record had been 210 births. so
less than last month. The smallest
was 10, in October. 1884.
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CITY OFFICIALS WILL
SPEAK AT SAN DIEGO

BERKELEY, Nov. 12.-Mayor Bever-
ly i. Hodghead and Auditor NJ l..
Hanscom will leave tomorrow for San
Diego, where both will be speakers
at the California League of Munich
palities next week. Berkeley's chief
executive will open the session Tuesday
afternoon. City Engineer J. J. Jessup,
also a delegate from this city. win
leave Monday. DIR. ]. J. Benton health
officer will attend the convention of
the medical section of the league.
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COMMERCE CHAMBER
ANXIOUS FOR CENSUS
Perkins and Knowland Send
for Figures

OAKLAND, NoF. 12.-Owing TO the
fact that number of encyclopedia
publications are securing information
as to the cities of the state, the direc-
tors of the chamber of commerce haye
taken steps to get from Washington as
soon as possible the census report as to
the population of Oakland. Secre etary
Denison has enlisted the services of
Senator Perkins and Congressman
Knowland. and they have sent mes
sages to Washington urging haste.
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BERKELEY GETS
CARMEL ARTIST
Two Studio Receptions and Ex-
IlibitiOns of Water COIors
TO Be Held

BERKELEY, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Jessie
Francis Short, protege and friend of
the late Sidney Yard, widely known
artist, has Joined the art set OF this city
and viii make her home here. She has
issued invitations for an exhibition of
her water colors, which win be held
November 19 from IL to o'clock and
November 20 from 1 to o'clock, in her
studio, 2S27 Regent street, near Stuart.
The paintings were made during the
last two years while Mrs. Short was at
Carmel and are of scenes of that pic
turesQue spot and surrounding coIn-
try.
In the receiving line with Mrs. Short
at the receptions will be:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
WOMEN GIVEN PRIZES
FOR FINEST GARDENS
Improvement Club of Alameda
Names Contest Winners

ALAMEDA. Nov 12-The North Side
improvement club last night announced
that Mrs. Boniface Ghilieri of Clement
avenue and Everett street had won the
prize for the best garden in this city.
and Mrs. Louis H. Sharp Of sol Eafay-
cite street had been awarded the sec
ond. Both were given large ferns. The
committee which selected the winner
was composed Of superintendent Of
Parks Dunn. A E. Acklom. c. A. Borle.
F. \. Delaney and George Vanden-
aheple
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suffering for a
number of years
I T o m Bright's
d ] s e a S e an d
Stoma ch Trou-
BILE, / came to
you for an ex-
animation and
treatment. Your
diagnosis of my
case by simply
feeling the pulse
gave me conf
dence and after
4 oil Ein or xTDr,- L
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THREE PRESSROOMS
TO RUN AS OPEN SHOPS

DENVER, Nov. 12.-Negotiations bez
tween the owners Of three Denver
papers-the Post, the News and the
Republican-and their pressmen, who
had been on strike for several weeks,
were called off tonight, and sthe pro-
prietors announced that their press
rooms would hereafter be conducted as
open shops.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

PELICAN FLIES TO BIG GAME Berkeley.
NOV. 12.-The Pelican the comic paper Of the
students OF the university. put sale at
the big game This afternoon. 4 feature of
The publication is poem. Woman. Woman.
Woman, a hurlesque on kipling's Daunie
nom de plume of ~. o. Queener."
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
They Speak for Themselves

San Francisco, Nov 81, 1903.
Dr. Wong Him. 1858 O'Farrell Street,
San Erancisco-Dear Doctor. AftaT
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SAN FRANCISCO Man
IS INJURED BY CAR

OAKLAND. Nov. 12s-while attempt.
ing to board a moving car at Piedmont
park today G. Thiebault OF 421 Castro
street. San Francisco, was knocked &c
the ground with great force. strikina
upon the back of his head He was
taken to the receiving hospital, where
from a fractured skull and concussiOr
OF the brain. Little hope was held out
for his recovery.
MAINE FOLK PLAN SoCIAL-Berkeley. Nov.
12--The first social gathering Of the season
Of the state Of Maine association will he held
in Maple hall Oakland. next Thursday even
ing
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
DO YOUR DUTY AT POLLS

Go to the polls early tomorrow and
discharge your duty to the city by
voting for charter amendment No l.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

roy SECTION-THIRD FLOOR
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
STAYS WIFE, HER
FATHER AND SELF
Farmer Living Near Ithaca Becomes
Enraged Because Wife Takes Sides
Ii With Her Parent in Quarrel

ITHACA. Mich March >-Wm. Da
yi,on. farmer Miug - miles east
of Ithaca. killed his latherin 'aw- Ju-
hus Poet is years DID, hy striking him
over the head with the hnt Of a shot
gun Tie then U. his vie. throat
from can ,o ear with razor Return
ina t1 "a bedroom. Dawson blew out
his brains with q shotgun. llt had be-
come ,rrarcd because his wife took
side, with her father IN family quar-
re. Tat uiue-mouths-old babe Nhlch
was ,n cradle ga a bedroom was not
harmed
The tragedy was revealed 40 ?
o'clock when TWO daughters OF Peet,
Who were visiting az nelGhooV :, re-
turned 10 ind the house locked. IheY
went t0 The rear of the place and look
INK through the kitchen window sa"
thr body OF their father 10 chair.
The oldest sirl ran to a neighhor ana
told what she had seen The me-. gh0or
entered the house by forcing the door.
the Girls remaining outside Search
ing the residence. he found the oaoy
stiN aslccp unconscious OF what had
taken place The daughters were sent
back % the ueiEhhovs without being
allowed TO enter The house \ son.
Glenn Poet working nearby was no
titled aud The sheriff and prosecuting
attorney together with the coroner.
went from Ithaca 20 investigate.
Dawson lived on the place. which
belonged 70 Poet. and worked II on
shares one ~ the daughters said
thot Dawson and her father quarreled
incsss4utly over petty matters Davi-
son WAS - years old. his wife was -.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
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The pain Was 50 severe that l could not
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
FIVE DEAD IN RACE WAR
TWO White Men and Three Negroes
Killed IN TWO Days Battle.

TAMPA. Fla. March ) Two white
men and three Negroes are dead in
the race war in the neighborhood Of
Palmetto. and another white man is IN
the emergency hospital with bullet
hole through his head,
The last ~ the Negroes Implicated
IN The killing OF the TWO deputies and
the fatal vounding OF the third. was
lyuched q, dusk yesterday afternoon In
the paMettos on the banks OF the Ma
natee river lie had fallen asleep and
wnen he awoke he was gazing into the
barrels ~ "a dozen guns Even then
he showed resistance and reached for
his rifle ln second be was riddled
with bullets
The dead samuel Stribblng. con.
tractors superintendent Tampa Dep
uty Sh liff Edward Matthews Wade
Ellis Negro sam Ellis Negro. I'M
known Negro
Probably fatally injured Deputy
she~iN } H. Morgan
Seriously injured Deputy sheriff
Max Durnette
The trouble crew ont OF a dispute
SUNDAY b,tweep Strihhling and "A Ne
gro named Rudy over wages
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Miners TO Confer.

CINCINNATI Ohio. March S-The
fight OF the coal miners OF Ohio, In
diana. Pennsylvania and West Vir.
GINA for ten cents a ton advance
IN wages Viii begin az clock this
afternoon when the conference opens
here between the miners representa-
lives and the coal operators and own
ers 4 hard hght over the demands
is expected The miners In addition
20 the Ten cents raise. also want a
half holiday on saturdays.
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WOMAN SEEKS OFFICE.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. March S.
Women aldermen are the latest here.
Mrs Mary Purcell a comely widow,
has announced herself a candidate for
al8ermanic honors or the Socialist
ticket ruling from the city attor'
nev brought the information that
nothing could stop Mrs Purcell Ia her
run FOR Office, but II VIII be impossible
for her 10 qualify il she is elected.
The law on this point is explicit when
II states that any alderman shall be a
qualified male elector. elected In the
ward in which he runs
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
HISTORIC LETTERS
TO BE PRESERVED
Among Those Rescued BY Congress
man is Pathetic One From
Lincoln's Widow.

WASHINGTON. March S-Repre-
sentative OConnell of Massachusetts.
rummaging through the archives ~
the capitol. gathered an armlul OF old
documents. took them 20 his room and
prepared resolution calling for ana
appropriation of $500 To- cover the
expense OF having the librarian ot con.
gress preserve the papers he intro
duced the resolution this afternoon
and rot &c through The papers VIII
be repaired They are agew worn and
broken IN the folds Finally they VIII
find a resting place in the library uf
congress. In Offering his resolution
Mr.. O'Connell offered this letter one
of those recovered by him
To the Honorable Speaker * tac House
OF Representatives
sir: I herewith most respectfully
present 70 she Honorable House Dt
Representative an application i1r d
pension ann widow of % President
OF the United states. Who's" iiir Nte
sacrificed in his country service. l..tt
sad calamity has very Ett"ltl 'nl tiEtl
my health. and by tho atFi." ~ l.!
physician / have come over to 'sff-
many 10 try the mineral waters. qua
during the winter 90 go 20 italy Irt
my financial means do not permit 'ne
To take advantage % urgent aayl.
coming a widow of the Magistrate 90 "a
great nation. although 4 ilF- AS eco-
nomically as 1 can
In consideration ~ The great services
my beloved husband bias r"nderet 90
the United States and 81 the fearful
loss have sustained hy bis lutmrlT
death. his martNrdom. 1 may sa} / rr-
spectively submit 90 yuUr honorable
body this petition. hoping that year
~ pension be granted mr, so taat
may have less pcCunlarN care.
/ remain. most respectfully.
MRS A. LINCOLN.
Frankfort Germany. January. iNtt.
Congress, on July II. 1870. by a spe-
cial act, gave Mrs. Lincoln a pension
of $4,000 year This amount was
increased Feb. ,. 1882, 10 $1,000. the
amount she continued TO draw until
her death.
Representative OConnell read other
letters he had recovered. including let
tiers from Martha Washington. from
Gen. Lafayette TO President Washing
ton. and one from Washington TO Gen.
Lafayette.