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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
BAZAAR BRISTLES
WITH REVOLUTION
London Suffrage Posters Shown
Amid Collection of War
Relics and Antiques

The three day suffrage bazaar of the
Votes for Women club opened bril-
Hantly last night at the clubrooms in
sutter street, with striking array of
revolutionary relics and antiques of
every country on view, as well as the
usual run of wares found at every fair
and large and enthusiastic crowd in
attendance.
The center of attraction at the cake
table is huge cake made from a rev.
olutionary recipe. The cake is being
sold by the slice with a cup of tea
served out of teapot 200 years old.
The revolutionary cake is coated in the
colors of the old confederate uniform.
Beneath the berries and Christmas
wreaths several tea tables are set, and
hidden in a growth of bloom is a gypsy
fortune teller, whose gift at prognos-
ticating the future is neither by palms
nor cards, but by the older science Of
astrology
The crowning feature of the bazaar,
however, is the array Of posters. These
have come direct from London, where
they have been on display to advance
the suffrage movement
One of the best of the posters from
a humorous point of view is the large
dish of votes, from which a goose and
gander are about to feed, with the well
known motto about the sauce beneath
it. This is shown side by side with
the factory worker, the sewing machine
girl and a dozen others who do a mans
work without the compensation of yot-
ing The array forms an attractive
IL, aff fny1 ba
other things on display.
The bazaar will be open again today
and tomorrow from 2 until 10 o. M
and will end Thursday night with a
large suffrage banquet at the Flor
d'Italia, at which many of the most
prominent men Of this city will be
present
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY SANLEANDRO
CLUBWOMEN TO
BE Hotel GUESTS
Formal Opening of New Hos
telry Will Be Held This
Afternoon

BERKELEY. Dec. u. - The formal
opening of the new shattuck hotel will
be held tomorrow when the clubwomen
of this city viii be the guests of the
wives of the directors of the new
hostelry in the afternoon. The formal
reception in which the greatest inter
est has been shown will be held from
8 to o'clock In the receiving line
will be:
Mrs. William E woolsey. Mrs. william H.
Waste. Mrs. F. L. NaylOr and Mrs B. F. Brooks,
wives OF members Of the board Of directors; Mrs.
w S. Wattles. Mrs. f. S. Page, Mrs. Louis
Engler, Mrs. George II. Richardson and Miss
Frances Woolsey.
The guests of the afternoon. who will
number several hundred. will be re-
ceived in the music room on the first
floor. but all portions of the building
will be thrown open for the inspec-
tion of the guests. Music will be a
feature of the afternoon. Before the
formal reception Manager Noah W.
Gray will serve a luncheon to the club
women at l o'clock.
Thursday night the chamber Of com
merce banquet will be held at the hotel
with an attendance of more than 500
guests and Friday the hostelry will
serve a dinner to the general public.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
TEMPER and Wife
LOST AFTER RACES
Jockey Buxton's Defeats or
Track Cause Spouse to
Secure Divorce

OAKLAND, Dec. 12.-Jockey Clarence
Buxton's kisses and hugs were a sort
of weather vane for the way the horses
ran for him at the EmeryvilIe race
track, according to his wife, Ernes-
tine, who secured an interlocutory de-
cree of divorce from him today. If
they won for him his display of af-
lection had no limits. If they lost his
kisses and hugs were few, Mrs. Bux-
ton declared. At last there came a time
when they lost so consistently that she
had to go without kisses altogether.
and brought suit for divorce. She
testified, however, that her husband
had no scruples about kissing other
women when his horses lost.
Mrs Adeline Carr secured an inter
locutory decree of divorce against
Charles Carr because he gave their
children wine to drink.
Blanche ]. Wilson sued Charles Will
son for divorce on the ground of
failure to provide.
The following interIocutory DEGREES
of divorce were granted: May E.
against Frank McNeilI, cruelty; Marie
L. against Joan Freitas, desertion; An
tone S. against Annie Gularte. deser-
tfon; Wilson V. against Sadie Erich. de-
sertion; Virginia against George Faria,
cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
PROTEST IS FILED
AGAINST SALOONS
Supervisors Requested Not to
Allow ROadhOuses Along
Boulevard

OAKLAND, Dec. 12.-That no more
saloons be permitted to do business on
the scenic boulevard was the burden of
a petition filed today by residents of
San Leandro with the board of super
visors. in which the recent action of
the supervisors in closing up Hunters
inn, a roadhouse. was strongly com
mended.
The removal of Hunters inn from
the list of roadhouses in the county
marked the disappearance of the last
one Of such places that had been per-
mitted to exist on the boulevard. It
was closed a the instance of District
Attorney Donohue, who discovered that
the proprietors We're violating the law
regularly by selling liquor after mid
night and that the place was the resort
of many gay automobile parties.
A rumor that an application for a
license to reopen the place aroused the
San Leandro residents to the point Of
forestalling such action with the su-
pervisors. The communication filed to-
day asks that such a license be refused.
The supervisors recently refused to
grant a license for a roadhouse at
Dublin, through which a new boule-
ward is projected from Hayward to
Contra Costa county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
BANKER Will MAKE
TOUR OF EUROPE
Berkeleyans to Spend Four
Months in Foreign
Sightseeing

BERKELEY, Dec. 12.-Accompanied
by their daughter Mrs. Jessie Nay1or
Cole. Addison w. Naylor, president of
the First national bank of Berkeley,
and his wife. viii make a tour of the
holy land and Egypt next spring.
They will leave Berkeley early in
February and plan to sail from New
York February 18.
The party will go direct to Jerusalem,
and then through the holy land to
Egypt. On the return trip they will
visit Paris, London. Berlin and other
centers of population in Europe. They
expect to be away from Berkeley about
four months.
Naylor, who is one of the best known
residents of this city, established the
First national bank 20 years ago and
has been its president since that time.
Mrs. Naylor is prominent in church
and club work and has a. large circle
of friends here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13

| have escaped your attention I viii repeat ny
ADVICE. as ] have for many others For chill
chronic bronehitfs-not whooDfng coupb-s IaT-
aIive tonic cough syrup such as the following
VII quickly relieve and cure all Of you. Rec
Ohhehd IL 20 your neighbOrs. too. il Is excel
lent Tor any cough in old OF young Take u to
l teaspoonful every half hour until relieved
I 1heTearter take teasDOOnfu every h0ur or fUO
Obtain from any well stocked druggist a or %
package Of Essence Nentho-Laxene and miv ff
With homemade syrup according to directions
accOhpanylng IT, This makes full pint Of the
finest laxative. curative and tonic cough svrup
superior 10 patent or labeled goods and about
%IlInes % cheaper lt makes the most effective
cough remedy that have ever prescribed
MI G.:-HOu may be on the verge OF nerv-
Gus prostratiOn. Your blood is thin and waterv
Such symptoms fear without cause trsn-
bling, nervousness. bad dreams wasting Thin
ness. sleenlessneSs. timidity debility moor cfrcu-
lation, all Indicate serious darangep,anfs ~ tIs
vital organs, the blood and the nerves You
need something to rejuvenate restore and cor
rect your depleted nervous system. to enable YOU
ommend taking S-Erain Hypo- -Nuciane Tablets
a1Jer each meal Between meals take ten drops
In Water-Of Itncture CadOmene COMPOUND
Tone ouncel Obtain both Of leading druggists
IN your city.
Give me your name and address and 7 VIII
sfdm- senq you symptom blank and treat you spe-
Jim;-Dandrun. itching scalp and falling hair
can be stopped. but not hv patent hair tonics
symptoms. Something 10 destroy the microbes
which attack the hair and scalp is needed In
:
and prompt in action as plain Yellow Minvol
Ootain 4'Oz. jar. which will be sufficient 10
cure any case like yours. Leading druggists have
u or can get it OF wholesale druggists. Direc-
tons accompany jar
MIS- O:-H you want something superior or
uhequaled, something that viii not only relieve
constipation. but cure il, have the following pre-
scriptton filed and take from one-haIf to 4 tea
spoonful after each meal and when retiring. q
ozs- Syrup Rhubarb. ozs. Aromatic Fluid Cas-
cara and I o. Comp. Essence Cardfol This is
dne for old and young
1hlnness;-1our extreme thinness IS unnatuvar
1ou should weigh . lbs. more. Your trouble fs
due to Inability Of the digestive tract or ali
mentary canal. 70 absorb the proper elements
tnat 90 70 make flesh and fat from the feos
taken into your system. 7 know many who have
gained pound a day for 80 DAYS through the
use OF the following prescription Your sister
VIII md II very strengthening. while increasing q
ner weight. You can both use it to great al
vantage:
ozs. Essence Of Pepsin. 1 o. Tincture Ca
oofnene mot CardamOml. 1 o.. Comp. Essence
Garuloi, and 0zs. Syrup Of Rhubarb Nix
lake reaspoOnful after meals and one before
retiring Continue 30 70 90 days
Another excellent preparation TO Increase fbs
weight, tone up the nerves and make the chestS
PINK and the lips red By improving the blood is
3=gratn Hypo-NucIane Tablets. These NAV he
taken alone or in conjunction with the foregofne
full directions 'u
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
CaIifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Californians
have registered at New York hotels as
follows:
San Franciseo-T. W McAleer, Waldorf As
toria: II. A. French Prince George hotel; Mrs.
G. T. Carter Hotel Seville; c. r. Rempter, Park
Avenue hotel: D. j. Fleming Hotel Marlborough;
Miss F. O. Tolenson. Hotel Seville; Mrs. NJ.
Mathews. Herald Square hotel; A. 7. Mitchell,
Grand Union hotel; Z. Allen, Grand hotel; p. l..
Wood Hotel Belmont; F. L. Brown. Holland
house: Miss X Fuller Hotel Breslin; II. r. Lust,
Hotel Hermitage; F. D. Matison, Hotel Belmont;
J. J. Noell Hotel Navarro; NJ. Thomas, Hotel
Bartholdi; n g. Chandler. Martha Washington
hotel W. n Daggett, Hotel Seville; F. B.
Hstchee, Martha Washington hotel; A. r. Mac
donald Hotel Navarre L. Neal, King Edward
hotel Miss F. 0'Dea. Hotel Algonquin; c. Z.
Rodgers, Martha Washington. hotel.
Los Angeles-A. L. Waters. Park Avenue
hotels c. II. Hand, Hotel Breslins J. II. Hedlay,
B. Duncan Continental hotel; r. F. Hedden O.
tel Bresin:s o. F, Mayer, otel Navarro; A D.
Eanorden. Mrs. Vanorden, otel Seville; D. L.
Reid Mrs Reid. Hotel Wellington.
Pasedsna-Mrs A. L. Baton, Martha Wash
San Msteo-E. E. Colo, H. C. Ward, Hotel
oakland-Miss z. J. Ericsson. Miss NJ Ericsson
W Ericsson. Hotel Seville; J. B. Casselman. F.
B. Drew. Hotel ST. Denis: B. G.. Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Herald Square hotel
San JOSEF. o. McGrath Hotel Navarro; A. c.
Hstford. Mrs. ". $. Morrison, Martha Washing
AiamedaAMrs. Nahi. R. Y. Powell, c. G.
Powell Hotel 4~a1haln-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
MISSION CARNIVAL
GALA WEEK Opens
Queen Julia Will Be Formally
Crowned Tomorrow Night
After Auto Parade

The gala week of the Mission street
carnival opened yesterday and in an
ticipation of the coming events with
their glare and their glitter and their
unmitigated fun, the merrymakers who
thronged Mission street during the
afternoon and evening were ready for
any sort of frolic
This is to be the big week of the
carnival Every night there will be
acrobattc stunts and tight rope walking
feats. Virgil Moore will make nightly
fight in his balloon, the Walton
brothers will travel above the heads
of the mobs on their trolley suspended
by their teeth, vaudeville performances
will be held in the main festival tent,
impromptu dances will be given and
the week will be one long round of
fun and laughter. And apart from all
this festival spirit the great automobile
parade is scheduled for tomorrow night,
the coronation of Queen Julia. will take
place and an elaborate ball will be
given in her honor by the Native Sons
of the Golden West.
The coronation is to be one of the
biggest features of the days to come
and will be a striking scene. as the
golden throne is beautiful and the royal
robes which the queen will don defy
description. They are regal, and her
court retainers will be fttingly garbed
to serve her royal person. so from a
scenic point of view alone the affair
win be something new in the annals
of carnivals. Splendid music has been
planned for the coronation and for the
grand banquet at Mission Turn Verein
hall, Thursday, which will follow, and
at which many of the most prominent
men in the city will be present. The
hall for the occasion will be decked
in gold and green. the colors of the
Mission promotion association, and the
whole thing will be arranged and car
ried out on a most elaborate scale.
The Mission is one the qui vive for
the auspicious nights to come but as
the present moment means the most
to the revelers, they are looking for
ward today with keenest interest to
the automobile parade tomorrow night
with its thousand gayly decorated and
brilliantly Illuminated cars. This is to
start at Twenty-fourth and Mission
streets and is to traverse the entire
district After going the length of
Mission it is to turn into Valencia and
then into Market to the ferry, return
ing to Van Ness and then over to Fill
more to the end. and back again to the
Mission, passing in review finally be-
fore Queen Julia on her golden float,
Mayor P. II. Mccarthy, S. ]. Lazarus
and Grand Marshal c. L. McEnerney.
Those who wish to enter in competition
for the silver trophies offered for this
parade are asked to send in their names
to Meyer Clark before 5 o clock tomor-
row evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13

4
teeth Is called tar
t----------------------- tar and can readily
be removed with
to any you can buy, and much cheaper, too This
prescription makes enough to last your whole
family six months TO wear: 5 oz. Precpitated
der and 1 OF. Powdered Soap. Mix thoroughly
and apply with toothbrush once or twice daily
This destroys germs, prevents decay and removes
the unsightly tartar quickly.
Mrs. d. E. R-;-You have dyspepsia if your
symptoms are bloating and belchfng. pains in
stomach, foul breath, headache, weakness and
dizziness. You should avoid pastries and sweets
for some time and take a teaspOOnful after each
meal of the following:
ozs. Essence Of Pepsin. I oz. Comp. Essence
Cardiol and ozs Syrup of Ginger Mix The
foregoing will correct and cure any case Of indt-
Harold A.-You state your symptoms are con
stant thirst, feverfshness, pains in the back and
eyes tnhamed eyelids, painful, smarting and fire.
quent urination sleeplessness, catarrh. etc, and
you are correct in surmising that your kidneys
and bladder need good tonic treatment. Have
any we'll stocked druggist mix the following; /
OF. Fl. Ext. Buchu 1 OF. Comp. Fl. Balmwort
and ozs. Syrup SarsaparfIla Compound Take a
teaspoonful before or after meals and one when
retiring. Drink plenty Of water between meals
Eat slowly. Abstain alcohol Continue treat
Mrs. s.:-Your complaint is a most common
one and is commonly termed whites" In
reality 1t IS leueorrhea. and If permitted to be
come chronic Is very weakening and causes many
complicated female diseases. Get Of your drug
gist ozs. of Antiseptic Vilane Powder, also
OF. Tannlc Acid. To a quart OF very warm water
add teaspoonful of vilane Powder and half
teaspoonful of Tannic Acid. Use twice daily as
injection, or whenever the parts need cleans
ing. and a cure is assured in short time.
Rose G. To have beautiful. fluffy hair free
from oil and yet not harsh and brittle. use
dry shampoo composed OF 6 ozs Pulverized Orris
Root and ozs- Vilane Powder. Mix thoroughly.
Apply a teaspoonful at night, rubbing into the
hair and scalp. Use a brush and comb in the
morning until all trace of the powder Is removed
This is far better than liquid shamUOos.
Mrs. P.:-I glad TO be able 10 give you a
most effective treatment for pimples and black
heads. When rightfully used have never
known it to fail to clear the worst compilations
and I agree with You that young lady or
young is agreeable a companion when the
face is covered with blOtches, blsckheads and
facial blemishes Of this kind Obtain 4-oz
jar Of plain Yellow Minyol and massage the face
as per directions accompanying. Then apply the
following ointment morning and night. It IS
hesh-colored and can not be detected: Rose
Kayloin 215 drains, Lanolin ozs. Mix and
apply thinly. For internal use take tube OF 3
Grain Sulpherb Tablets. fine laxative blood
purifier and Of the very best tablets for
constipation
Mrs. r. E:-Your questions and symptoms
have been answered and explained several times
heretofore in these columns. but as they may
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
Powers 0usted as Head
Of Eastern League

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE Eastern
league of professional baseball clubs
met in annual session today at Hotel
Victoria, ousted Pat Powers of Jer-
sey City from the presidency, which
he had held for IS years, and elected
Edward G. Barrow of Toronto, recently
manager of the Montreal club. The
session was attended and closely
watched by the club owners Of the two
major leagues. The national agree
ment expires next season and there is
expectation that the Eastern, now in
prosperous condition. will demand
recognition as major league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
Jockeys Fight During
Course of Race
[Speeial Dispatch to The Call

I0pecIdI DlspolcR 70 ne OdHI
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 12.-Jockeys
J. Wilson and Joe McCahey gave the
patrons of Moncrief park track today
a sample of the French jeu de barre.
Wholly oblivious to the fact that they
were riding race horses running at
top speed in the fourth race, they be-
labored each other until they were all
but exhausted and ready TO fall out
of their saddles But there were no
pads. masks or gauntlets to protect
the lighting jockeys today. In lieu of
rattan clubs they used their whips. All
thoughts of winning went glimmering
with the first blow, which was struck
by Wilson. AS ne was the aggressor
in the melee the stewards, after an in
vestigation. suspended him for the
balance of If the week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
81 YEARS DEAD
Man GREETS KIN
Brothers Think It's Ghost
When Jesse de Rosa
Walks In

OAKLAND. Dec. 12-After being
mourned as dead By his kin for the
last 80 years Jesse de Rosa made a
spectacular visit to his brothers in
Oakland and San Francisco yesterday
and after considerable persuasion con-
vinced them he is the long lost brother.
De Rosa first called upon his brother,
Tony de Rosa. 20 Oak Grove avenue.
San Francisco. manager of the Marin
County milk company. going there
Immediately upon his arrival in San
Francisco from New York.
The story of De Rosa reads like a
romance As a boy OF 10 he left his
home in the Azores islands TO ship be-
fore the mast. He followed the sea
for five years.
During his absence four brothers and
a sister migrated to the United States.
His father had died in the meanwhile
and. believing this son dead, did not
mention him in his Will
De Rosa gave up seafaring and came
to the United States, settling first in
Boston. Later he went to New York
where he IS now engaged in the brick
business. Four months ago De Rosa
heard that his brothers were living in
California and at the first opportunity
he came west to find them.
Two of De ROsa's brothers, Frank de
Rosa of 784 Fifty-ninth street and
Manuel de Rosa of the Jersey cream.
milk and butter company, Thirty
seventh and Grove streets. live in Oak
land. A third brother. Vincent de
Rosa, lives in Hayward, and a sister
Mrs. Rose Viera. lives In Vallejo. Jesse
was the oldest of the family who came
to America and is 81 years old. A
strange coincidence OF the strange
story is that he has a son now 10
years old, which was the fathers age
when he left home. Ell is also the
father of a daughter now % years OF
age
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
Adair Breaks Record on
Automobile Trip

Los ANGELES. Dec 12-with
George Adair at the wheel the Cadillac
car which left Los Angeles Friday at
5 a. m. and San Francisco at 1915 Sat
urday morning for its return trip,
reached this city at sos Saturday
night, having made the round trip in
80 hours minutes and re-established a
new record for a run up the San
Joaquin valley and back over the coast
route. Adair drove the car over the
steep mountain grades from Santa
Maria to Los Angeles, 208 miles, in
hours and 33 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
OWNING ROD EXPERT
is REGAINING HEALTH
Abner L. Hunt Says He Can Lo-
cate Gold as Well as Water

OAKLAND. Dec. 12.-Abner L. Hunt,
1915 Eighth street, a city gardener,
who, through his gift of water finding,
located five of the big wells now in
operation in as many city parks, is
convalescing from a dangerous Illness
which has confined him to his home
for the past three months.
Hunt is SO years old and 1t was
not until a few years ago that he
made use of his gift.
He declares that he can find gold,
if it is segregated in sufficient quan-
tity to attract the rod he uses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
BUS IS HIT BY AUTO
AND DRIVER THROWN

OAKLAND Dec. 12.-The bus which
carries visitors from the East Four
teenth street carline to the Evergreen
cemetery was struck last evening by
an automobile driven by L. Gardellier
and was wrecked, the driver of the
carriage, D. Zelko, being thrown from
his seat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
LENDEL M. GRAY WILL
BE BURIED TOMORROW

Announcement was made in the of
fees of the Kosmos steamship COM
pany yesterday that the funeral of Len
del NJ. Gray, general agent of the com
pany. who was killed Sunday in an
automobile accident near Gonzales,
would be held from his home In Red
wood City at 1915 o'clock tomorrow
morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
STUDENTS To DECIDE
CITIZENS POLITICAL DUTY

BERKELEY, Dec. 12-"The duties
of citizen with respect to Member
ship in a political party" has been
announced by Prof. David P. Barrows
of the department of education of the
university as the subject for the upper
division Bonnheim contest for next
year. The discussion, the winner of
which will receive prize of S115, will
be limited to junior and senior stu
dents, who will talg along ethical
lines. The sophomore-f freshman sub
ject is on THE honor system in ex-
amipations.',
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
SON RETURNS TO
FIND MOTHER DEAD
Mrs. Mary A. Colby Thought to
Have Succnmbed to Heart
AffIiction

OAKLAND, Dec IL. - Mrs. Mary A.
Colby, one of the oldest residents of
East Oakland, was found dead on a
couch at her home. 1915 Twelfth ave
nue.. this evening at $50 o'clock by her
son, Eugene E. Colby, superintendent
of the East Oakland branch postoffice,
when he returned from downtown. His
mother had evidently been stricken
with heart disease during the after
noon. She was 60 years old. native
of Vermont. Her husband. the late H.
II. Colby, was one of the earliest set
tiers. in this city. Besides Superintend-
ent Colby, another son, Arthur Colby,
Wells Fargo & Co. agent in East Oak
land, survives.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By DIR. THEODORE BECK

The questions answered below are general in char
acter the symptoms diseases given and the
answers will apply to any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free, may address
Theodore Beck, College BldgY College E1lwood Sta
Dayton, Ohio. enclosing sef-addressed
lOpe for reply Full and address must be given
only initials fictitious be In nv
answers The prescriptions be filed al well
drug store. Any druggist can order of whole
saer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13

DRIVER INJURED-Archie Coelho who drives
a milk wagon for the White Cow dairy was
thrown from his wagon at Devisadero and
Hayes streets when his team ran away and
was badly injured about the head and face
He was treated at the central emergency
hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
Ar LAsr ArHLETICs WIN

HAVANA, Dec. 12.-The Philadelphia
American league team defeated the Ha-
vana ball team today 5 to 4. The game
lasted 10 innings.