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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-23
NOTAS DE- ULTRAMAR.

Cordova, julio 15.-El general
Obreg6n, gobernador militar de esta
plaza, ha muerto q consecuencia de
una pulmonfa.
Su muerte es sentidfsima, pues
gozaba aquf de gandes simpat as:
Bilbao, julio 15.-Ha llegado q
ST. Msura.
Sc ape6 en- Llodio, y continue su
viaje hasta aqui en- automovil.
El jefe del partido conservador
Sc propone hablar mahana en- Ca
rranza, & donde iran varios CORE
igionarios suyos de esta provincla
y de Santander, para olrle.
Barcelona, Julio 1S.-En la calle
de Balmes, esquina & Ia de Corcega,
en- los trabajos de cimentaci6n de
una casa Sc ha hundido un muro, Sc
pultando 4 los obreros Vicente Ros,
Jose Lion y Joaquin Robert.
El suceso ha ocurrido q las clnco
= cuarenta y cinco.
Todavia no ha podido extraerse
alos obreros, que Sc les cree muertos
En- Ia calle de Foridablanca, 49,
un albanil que hacia una obra de
reparaci6n en- una fabrica de cana
nc, al pasar por un tablon Sc cayo
al s6tano v Sc produjo la muerte.
LlamAbase Fortunate Coll. :.
Zaragoza, julio l5.-Una Conf
sion de obreras visit6 al gobernadol
civil para felicitarle por la labor del
Gobierno respecto de las Asoclaclo'
mes religiosas.
Protestaron de que en- el telegra:-
ma enviado al Vaucano Sc haya d.
cho q. todas las muieres espanelas
pTotestan contra Ia conducta del 90
bierno, puesto que elias estan con-
formes con este.
Sc ha publicado una hoja tlrm
do Dor varias obreras alentando a
contrarrestar la compala de las Sc
horas que proceden a titulo de cato
icas.
Las firmantes de las hojas organl-
aaron "meeting'' para tratar del
asunto.
El gobernador agradecio las mani
festaciones de las obreras, prone
tiendo trasladar al Gobierno sus de-
secs.
Segdn los datos recogidos por ell
gobierno civil para responder a la
communication del delegado de Ha-
cienda sobre la contribution indus
trial de las Asociaciones reigiosas,
fesulta que no Ia paga min guna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-23

Los diputados provinciales libe
rales y republicanos han enviado
Canalejas el siguiente telefonema
Los diputados provinciales que
suscriben felicitanddie por su politi-
ca en- defensa de la soberania del
Poder civil y lie amman a que prosi-
ga hasta incorporar a Espaiia en- el
europeo y conseguir la Independent
cia de Ia Patria en- los ordenes poll
ticos, economico y religioso.-An-
dres Ardany, Dlaz, Gil Lazaro, Ma
dial Zavala, Arroyo, Romeo"
Ferrol julio l5.-En esta ciudad
ha ocurrido hoy un suceso que es
comentadisemo.
Tratase de una preciosa sehorita
de veintidos amos, hija de un jefe de
infanteria de Marina, que esta mana
ma intent6 suicidarse, desesperada
ante la imposibilidad de hacerse
querer por un hombre casado y con
cinco hijos.
Es este un arrogante mozo, cabo
de infanteria de Marina, a quien Ia
senorita suicida conoci6 hace unos
meses, cuando era asistente de su
padre.
| Desde el primer momento la her
mosa joven, que habla desechado
varias ventajosas proposiclones, Sc
enamoro del cabo,.
! Hoy, la mujer de este, enterada
del case y llena de furor, busco a la
sehorita y la colmo de improperios.
La ioven hugo, y en- Ell cuartel de
su casa Sc hirio en- la garganta con
I'm cuchillo.
I'm obrero que pasaba, lie impi-
dio que Sc degollase, mas no que Sc
infiriese una herida grave en- el cue
lo.
Las Palma S, julio 1S-En la veci-
ma ciudad de Telde acaba de ocurrlr
un nuevo crimen.
Disputandose la propiedad de unas
aguas de regadio rineron el famoso
luchador canario Jer6nimo Truji-
llo, conocido por el'"Hercules Tele-
demo" y Francisco Cabrera, tambien
formidable atleta.
Trujillo disparo tres tiros de re-
volver contra Cabrera, atravesan-
dole el craneo y el corazon y dejan-
dole muerto.
Ell sangriento suceso ha causado
gran impression en- ell vecindario ,pues
los dos contendientes gozaban de
gran p opularidad. y
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The Peruns Drug Mfg. Co.,
Columbus, OhioSE. U. de A.
Muy Srs. mios :-Es para mi muy
grato el dedicar unas lineas que sirvan
de testimonio ante vs.. y ante Ell pdbli'
CO todo, de Ia bondad y eficacia del
preparado Peruna.
su efecto es positive 81 SO emplea en-
forma racional, y con la base de un
perfecto diagnostico, SD fracaso es debi-
do emplearla empiricamente en- aque-
llos easos que no esta indicads, 10 cual
sucede con todo medicamento que tiene
bien definidas sus propriedades ters-
peuticas como sucede con Ia Peruna, sin
embargo, como quiers que es una pre-
paraci6n tan buena como inofensiva y
que sparte de gu radio de acci6n dentro
del campo curative de las alteraciones
del aparato respiratorio, tiene tambien
la condicion de ser tonica y estimulante,
esto hace que a6n dentro de la empiria
sea aceptada y usada tan profusamente.
Yo felicito Vs. por haber llegado q
obtener tan bella preparation y al
enviarles mi APPLAUSE, me ofrezco de vs.,
stto , s. 8. NJ. Roses Artau, NJ. D.
Arecibo, Porto Rico.
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La ola Ioja en- Ponce,
El siniestro ocurp4b en- la
Playa de aqu<lla ciudad
Una cass de don Eduardo Ha-
- : cha fne reducida q ceniZas.

Como & las dos de Ia madrugada
del juevss los pitos y cornetas anun'
ciaron fuego. Ell telefono al insante
commic6 el sitio del siniestro.
La casa de don Eduardo Hacha
situada en- la calle Real del poblado
de Ia Playa estsba ardiendo.
Esta casa era muy antigua y en-
un cuarto de hora quedo reducida
q cenizas; de modo que no dlo lugar
q que los bomberos nj particulares
Sc molestaran con ella.
La policia de la Playa y los bonn
beros trabajaron para salvar las ca
sas contiguas. De la cludad fueron
algunos oficiales de bomberos y el
captain de Ia policia sehor Fernan-
dez Mater acompanado de ocho po-
icias montados.
Sc ignora 81 la casa quemada esta-
b. asegurada 6 no.
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Aprobado: B. r. Dix, Acting Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-23
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
SUBASTA PUBLICA B1ENES INMUEBLES.
En- La Colecura Veg Alta da agosto
seran vnddos los meores postores todos
parte los mmo cubrir las
eron embagados haber pagado
deb conbucones vencdas los recarg segn dpone Is
Ley de Rentas lnenas
PROPIETARIos Description dela Popedad Conbucones gastos
aproximados
PRIMERA sUBASTA. ..,. . -.
Pablo G. Cab. $50 cdas Bo Gienegueta 24s72
Carmeo Arnau 6 cdas Bo. Espinoa 1885
verse que los pevo expedientes
(
compdor cad opdad debe deosiar evo 10 menos e
dez del vaor vendd peerS
cua tue subastada
piedad duau,e los sguentes que verc
Vega Alts P. r., JUNO 80, de 1910
Firmado) Rcdolfo v Rivera.-Colector
Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer.
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Gran baratill0..

Con motive de las .ctmpras que
esta efectuando upe De los socios de
esta casa en- los E. U. hacemos gran
dies rebaias h todas las existencias
de nuestros almacenes. Pronto reci-
biremos ell mas grande surtido de
telas de toda clases que jamas Sc
ha visto en- San Juan, camas, NUE.
bles, fon6grafos, E infinidad de az
ticulos de moda.
Gran surtido de corses Warmers
en- El Cielo.
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Compre muebles.

Sc vende el mobiario complete de Desde
una seria de nogal esto "Impero. hasa vagilas.
dros de mero etc. haara odo cuanto desear quen de
amuebar Sc vende odo juno por separado
ntormaran esas ofcinas la Plaza de Colon No.
altos. San Juan de a 10 a m. de y. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-23
& cine de Ia plaza.

Ell domingo Y lunes, dias festivos
habra matinee de 4 a 6 por 5 centa-
vos en- ell cine de la plaza.
Los papas deben levar sus nihos,
pues habran peliculas muy grsclo-
sas Y muy bonitas. Por las noches
function corrida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-23

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Of PORTO RICO
SUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMCEBLES
Cetua de Renas Internas de Faado d dis de agoo
las la sera vendd los meores posore tod
los ben pae los para cub les
rbucne recargos on haber pagado
ddo tempo contbucones vencda los segdn dpone
la Ley de Rentas 1ntenas
PROPIETARIOS Description de la Popedad Conbucones gaos
aproximados
SEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Anpler6 Rooafort $50 cdas casa Bo Bio abao 44O22
Pueden los det que dn los pecvos expedientea
Ell compador de cad popdsd debe dposa vo 10 menos
diez del vaor vend pederz
qus d de pagar reo po fu6 bastada ID
oped duane los d das Iuient al ver6c6 remata
Faado, P. R, JUNO 25 de 1910.
(Frmado) N Guzman L6pez-Colector
Aprobado B. r Dix Acting Treasurer.
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Cuando I'd. quiera Uajar dele razon con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan con H. E. Gates Ponce garantiza-
mos Ia meor atencion. Tenemos un empeado especial
para este servcio ST nosotros podemos factar el
servicio es el deber de el buscar uno que pueda.
Busqae nuestra seha en- el radador 81 no leva
nuestra marca Registrada como e "cehe no pertenece
al ATLAS LINE por consguiente no pueden llevar la
garantia de servcios eserada que evan todas las ma
quinss de! ATLAS LINE. Para evtar moestias
demora de tempo apunese nosotros para cualquer
Waje en- Ia isla.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejo a
So quintal.
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Il Ganga !!

En- Ia Palmesana de Juan Pieras,
Allen 80 Sc esta vendiendo a preclos
muHbaratos I'm gran surtido de ropa
becha para caballeros Y calzado de
todas clases. Visitad pues Y os con-
vensereis en- Ia Palmesana frente al
Cielo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
MANY PETTY CRIMES
REPORTED TO POLICE
Youthful Thieves Are Especially
Active Throughout City

Gee Yup, who has fruit stand in
the basement of 766 Y Clay street, was
held up by three young Chinese late
Thursday night. Gee Yup summoned
the police, but no trace of the foot
pads could be found.
Three youths, oliver Mcconnell.
John Ferry and Charles Maher. stole
a horse and wagon from Seventeenth
and Division street Thursday night
and drove to the railroad yards at
Sixteenth street near Harrison. They
broke into the inclosure and stole 412
grain sacks, which they were carrying
into a cellar at Mariposa and Florida
streets when they were arrested and
charged with burglary
Lorenzo Gomez and Testino Ebin,
Porto Ricans, were arrested yesterday
morning on a charge of burglary. Ebin
had a loaded revolver in his pocket
Three boys, George Rosenberger.
Stephen Clark and Edward O'Connor,
stole 50 from a candy store at 3244
Twenty sixth street Thursday night.
They were arrested and held for the
Juvenile court.
Thieves stole clothing valued at $40
from Captain Henry Witthof's ROOM
% East street. This was the second
visit of the thieves, as Monday they
stole a watch and chain valued at
$780, A pump valued at $50, belonging
to Mccormick & Co, was stolen from
the oil wharf, North beach. Thursday.
and horse and buggy valued at 5000,
belonging to the Wiley B. Allen COM
pany were stolen from in front of 135
Kearny street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
AFFINITY MAKES
CONFESSION TO WIFE
Waitress Tells of Liberal Tips
From Businessman and AS
sociation With Him
Remarkable Affidavit Filed in
Divorce Suit Against The
atrical Agent

The waitress mentioned so freely in
the divorce complaint of Frances E.
Clapham against August John Clap
ham, the wealthy theatrical agent and
moving picture dealer, has confessed
Her name is Fanny Clay, and her afti-
davit in which she admits compromis-
ing herself with Clapham. was placed
on file with the county clerk yesterday.
1t is unique document among the
divorce records of San Francisco.
GAVE LIBERAL TIPS
The girl is now employed in Market
street restaurant, the name or which
she gives in her affidavit. Her intimacy
with Clapham started with the giving
of so cent tips while she was employed
in the Ferry cafe, where Clapham fire.
quently took his meals. Phen the tips
went up to 81 with each meal. Even
that was not the limit. She tells of
one tip of SO.
This was followed by an invitation
from Clapham, contained in a letter of
october 13, 1909, that Fannie Clay .ac-
company him to Caliente in Kern coun-
ty 'I will see that you want for moth
ing upon your return" Clapham is al
legged to have stated in the letter. Miss
Clay accepted the invitation and to-
gether they went to Caliente, she says.
FOLLOWED BY WIFE
There is an hiatus in the affidavit as
to what happened at Caliente, but the
fact is that Mrs. Clapham followed her
husband there and made big scene.
In her complaint the wife recites that
she discovered the coupleP in hotel
bedroom, into which she and police
man forced their way.
Resuming her story the waitress says
ha o
Caliente trip Clapham requested her to
live in Mill Valley, saying he would pay
her living expenses and give her $15
week Three or four times he took her
driving in an automobile, says the wait
ress, and also they ate together in
restaurants, He told her he was rich, 1t
is alleged. and that she should never be
afraid TO ask him for money, as he was
only too glad to help her.
CAME TO AN END
In the latter part of October it all
came to an end, Fannie Clay says. She
received a letter from Clapham telling
her that If she had not compromised"
with Mrs. Clapham he would have
given her SIS month.
Clapham is practically the proprietor
of the Western amusement supply COM
pany, the Theater film service company
and the New York motion picture COM
pany. His earnings approach $4,000
month, according to his wife. An affi
dayit by Frank s. Lawrence, a former
employe. asserts that the business
brings in $500 a month, of which 25
per cent is clear profit.
Mrs Clapham asks $3.50 a month
alimony pending trial of the suit. Her
application was continued by Judge
Seawell yesterday to Tuesday. Clap
fam is also known August John
Oberteuffer, according to the complaint,
and his wife says he has admitted the
commission of crime in other states.
Besides Fannie Clay. the names of Adah
Speckman and Carrie Randall, both of
Brooklyn. are unp1easantly associated
with that of Clapham in the complaint.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
MAYOR MCCARTHY TO LAY
CORNERSTONE OF SCHOOL
Improvement Clubs Will Con-
duct Ceremonies Tomorrow

Mayor P. H Mccarthy will officiate
at the laying of the cornerstone of the
Mckinley public school at Fourteenth
and Castro streets tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
The exercises will be conducted un-
der the auspices of the Haight and
Ashbury district Improvement club, as
sisted by the Eureka Valley improve
ment association and the Market Street
homestead improvement association
In addition to the address of the
mayor, there will be remarks by Will
liam j. Herrin, chairman of the edu-
cational committee of the Haight and
Ashbury district improvement club. as
E. Coffey, president of the same club
e. F. Conklin. president of the Eureka
Valley Improvement association; Alfred
Roncovieri, superintendent of schools,
and Samuel L. Shortridge.
Musical numbers will be given by the
Hebrew orphan asylum band, the pu-
pills of the Mckinley school and the
Batkin quartet
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
BRISK INQUIRY FOR
NORTH END PROPERTY

|. H. Goldmeyer of the firm of Wehe-
Knight company reports lively mar
ket, with the Indication of a more
active one to follow shortly. There
are many inquiries for property in the
district along Polk street, Van Ness
avenue and Franklin street. east of
Broadway. The reason he ascribed is
the Intention of the government to con-
struct wharves along the seawall. He
reports contract with eastern capital
lists TO purchase a large piece of land
in the locality. The same firm reports
the sale of several flats in Lake street,
and also a two story brick building
and lot in Steuart street between Mis-
sion and Market
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
PACIFIC MAIL IS
SATISFIED HERE
Officials Deny Reported Inten-
ton TO Divert Trans-Pacif1c
Business to Seattle
Puget Sound Accommodations
Not Attractive as Anchor
age Ground for Ships

A J. Frey. assistant 10 General Man
ager R. p. Schwerin Of the Pacific Mail
company. said yesterday that Seattle
had misread the signs and that there
was no present intention on the part
of the Pacific Mail company to divert
any of its trans-P Pacific business to the
northern port
The oregon and Washington rail-
road company" said Frey. lis probably
acquiring water terminals for its own
use. AS far as ] know the matter of
diverting any Of our trans-Pacific busi-
ness 10 the sound has not even been
considered. AS far as the Pacific Mail
is concerned you may say that the re-
port is without foundation"
WOULD BE COSTLY
The report that Seattle expected at
least three Pacific Mail liners to make
that port their terminal was received
in the shipping world with a smile.
The Great Northern railroad company
had TO spend a vast sum to provide
port facilities for the Minnesota and
Dakota. but the line has never paid,
although the loss has been less since
the Da kota went to the bottom Of the
sea OF Japan
While Seattles ability to handle
more business than the Minnesota car
ries TO the sound is not questioned
owners OF large liners are reluctant
about sending them TO Puget sound.
There is water there TO float the mer-
chant marine of the world. but il is
TOO deep to afford safe anchorag &c. FOgs
are frequent and murky on the sound,
where The great depth in many places
makes lead line useless. As the
deep water extends as a general thing
close up 10 rocl1bound shore line, and
Z g tides and currents run swiftly the
navigator has nothing but his sense Of
smell 10 guide him in a fog, and the
FIRST indication he has of danger ahead
is when his ship strikes
No INDU CEMENTs
Seattle viii have TO show greater
Inducements than she can. now said a
shipping authority yesterday. before
the Pacific Mail company viii be
tempted 10 abandon the safety and con-
Veuience of san Francisco as a termi-
nal for the deep but dangerous waters
81 Puget sound"
Another objection TO Seattle as the
terminal for 2 regular line of trans
Pacific steamers is that the transpOrta-
tion business there is badly cut up
owing TO the fact that nearly all the
tramp lines in the trans-Pacifc trade
make the Puget sound port their ter
minal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF
STATE LAW ATTACKED
Legislatures Right to Fix Ste-
nographers' Fees Questioned

The question Of the constitutionality
of the law passed at the last session Of
the legislature providing that the city
must pay police court stenographers
for transcripts of testimony furnished
70 defendants upon demand was argued
yesterday and submitted to Judge
Cabaniss for decision. The city charter
fixes the salary for the official re-
porters in the police courts at 5000 a
month
City Attorney Long has furnished an
opinion that the law is uncOnstitu
tional and his assistant, J. F. English,
argued yesterday that it is the eX-
elusive right Of the city under the state
constitution 20 determine the amount of
the remuneration Of the stenographers
Attorneys Nathan Coghlan and John
s. Partridge. representing Walter
Trefts, a stenographer. contended that
a additional duties had been placed
upon stenographers they were entitled
10 the extra fees and that the legis-
lsture had the right TO so provide.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
CONCISE HISTORY OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Annals of Commercial Body Are
Presented in Book Form

The chamber Of commerce Of San
Francisco has issued a As page booklet
on the annals Of the organization, Civ
ing q complete and concise history Of
that body from its inception in 1850
Besides dealing with the early his
tory of the chamber in the golden days.
before California was admitted TO state
hood. the publication deals with the
later day development of the state, Civ
ing numerous interesting statistics on
the commercial situation Of the present
day.
Chester W. Burks. secretary TO the
chamber, is responsible for the work.
having thoroughly searched the records
OF the organization for the data.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION
AT ST. FRANCIS CHURCH

The 40 hours devotional service viii
commence at the 1920 mass. at ST.
Francis church, Vallejo street tomor-
row morning, continuing until Tuesday
morning.
Rev. James Taylor. S. J., of st. Igna-
titus church. viii preach the sermon to-
morrow evening, while the Monday
evening sermon viii be preached by
Rev. Richard Collins of St Agnes
church
Members of the gentlemen's sodalitv
viii receive holy communion tomorrow
at the go mass.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
NEWS VENDER ALLEGES
HE HAS BEEN MALIGNED
Noah Wheatley Tells His Ver-
sion of Bear Story

NJ. H. Robinson, furrier, 40 Grant ave-
nue., failed to appear in Police Judge
Deasy's court yesterday when the case
of Noah Wheatley, proprietor of a
news stand in Market street, charged
with embezzling a bear, was called.
Wheatley says that Robinson has ma
ligned him. He sold Robinson the bear
for s25 and Robinson offered it back for
So Wheatley took the animal to Bur-
lingame and Walter Hobart tossed a
coin whether to give $50 for it or
nothing and lost. WheatIey offered
Robinson the $40. but Robinson wanted
SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
sWOMAN ACCOMPLICE OF
CLAIRVOYANT IN COURT
Preliminary Hearing of Stella
MarteII Commenced

The case of Stella MarteIl, alias
lyman charged with grand larceny by
trick and device in conjunction with
Claude A. A. Conlin, alias Astro. and
Horace Harcourt came up for prelim-
mary hearing in Police Judge Short
airs court yesterday.
After James OKeny of Coos Bay
had given his testimony as to the
defendant representing herself as his
stepdaughter and getting $500 and val
liable jewelry from him the question
was raised as to whether the charge
should not be obtaining money by false
pretenses.
A continuance was granted until
Monday for the point to be considered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
STRAY CAT DEATH RATE
SHOWS A BIG DECREASE

The death rate among stray cats is
decreasing, according to the report of
the San Francisco Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, which
was made at the monthly meeting held
this week in the Mills building.
The number of unwanted cats in the
streets is attributed to the operation
by the society of an ambulance for
small animals, which removes them to
the animals home.
During the six months that the am
bulance has been in operation the num-
Der of cats humanely destroyed has
decreased from an average of 400 per
month at the beginning to 160 at
present
The report showed that 636 cases, in
voiving 1,403 animals. were investi-
gated by the society during the month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
Will Break Up Cold in Twenty-four
Hours and Cure Any Cold That
is Curabie.

The following mixture is often pre-
scribed and is highly recommended
for coughs, colds and other throat and
bronchial trouble: Mix two ounces of
Glycerine, half ounce OF Virgin Oil
of Pine compound pure, and eight
ounces of pure Whisky These can be
bought in any good drug store and
easily mixed together in a large bot
tie. The genuine Virgin OIL of Pine
compound pure is prepared only In the
laboratories of the Leach Chemical
Co., Cincinnati. and put up for dis
pensing in half-ounce vials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Airship Rates

To the great meet at Tanforan Park
January 23d, oath and 25th: Round
trip SOC, via Southern Pacific. Frequent
train service on above dates up to II 100
a. M. after which hour 10 minute serv-
ice will be maintained as long as condi-
tions require, from Third and Town
send Streets Depot direct and without
stop to Aviation Park. Tickets sold
January 23d, oath and 25th. For details
see agents: Flood Building. Market
Street Ferry Depot and Third and
Townsend Streets Depot