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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-27
NEW c. p. TRAIN SERVICE.
Through Trains Will Go North After
Leaving Topeka to SIarysyiIle.

Junction City, Kan, Jan. 2T.-The
announcement has been made by the
Union Pacific that within the next
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-27

A Short-Arm Jab.-'"That chap used to
be a champion lightweight What
A boxer?'' NO A grocer. London
Opinion.
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Beautiful Hair at Small Cos

LIAR troubles. like many other diseases. have
III been wrongly diagnosed and altogether mis-
understood. The hair itself is not the thing to
be treated for the reason that it is simply product
OF the scalp and wholly dependent upon its action.
The scalp is the soil in which the hair is
duced, nurtured and grown, and it alone should
receive the attention if results to be expected
1t would do no earthly good to treat the stem of
plant with view of making it grow and become
more beautifu1-the soil in which the plant grows
must be attended to- Therefore, the scalp in which
the hair grows must receive the attention if you
to expect it to grow and become more beautiful.
Loss OF hair is caused by the scalp drying up,
losing its supply of moisture nutrinent; when
badness occurs the scalp has simply lost all its
nourishment, leaving nothing for the hair to, feed
upon "a plant tree would die under similar
conditionsl
The natural thing to do in either case is to feed
and replenish the soil or scalp the may be,
and your crop will grow and multiply nature
intended it should.
knowIton's Danderne has most wonder
full effect upon the hair glands and tissues of the
scalp. 1t is the only remedy for the hair
discovered that is similar to the natural hair
foods or liquids of the scalp.
1t penetrates the pores quickly and the hair
soon shows the effects of its wonderfully exhilar-
ating and life-p producing qualities
One ascent bottle is enough to convince you of
its great worth hair growing and hair beauti-
flying remedy-try it and see for yourself.
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Today 1 met the president of the
Manhattan opera house, who invited me
to attend performance of grand opera
as his guest But 1 am so tired from
sightseeing that do not care to accept
the invitation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-27

Speaking Of tunnels. the Pennsyl-
under the Hudson river, and in a short
time will run trains from JERSEY City
into the heartsof New York The new
passenger station of the Pennsylvania
company, just being completed, is one
of the impressive things of New York,
as it is two blocks long, and a block
wide. It is built of white stone, and
looks not unlike a state capitol build
ing, except that it is much larger
New Workers complain that when the
new Pennsylvania station is COM
p1eted. it ran not be conveniently
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
TAFT CANCELS
PLAN TO VISIT
INDIANAPOLIS
Will Give City Wide Berth to
Avoid Being Drawn Into
Indiana Fight
Events in Republican State Com
ventiOn Cause Executive
to Revise Schedule

WASHINGTON. April 6.-President
visit indianapolis May 5.
While no statement has been issued
in regard to this decision it is believed
to be the direct result of the events in
the Indiana state republican convention
yesterday
1t is not admitted at the White House
that the president had a definite en-
gagement to visit Indianapolis although
dispatches from that city several days
ago announced that the president would
be there from 2:15 p. m. until midnight
May 3.
In view of the circumstances sur
rounding yesterdays Indiana repub-
hcan convention, it was said by friends
of the administration today that If the
president spoke at Indianapolis at all
he would more than likely express
again his well known views regarding g
the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill.
1t was argued that if the president
should do this it might be interpreted
adversely to Senator Beveridge, and
rather than be put in that attitude
the president will give Indiana wide
bCi III III i4lS Ipl llOO4iiiA4S NlSll IL liiN
middle west
No matter what Senator Beveridge's S
attitude toward the administration may
be, and the president told several of
his callers today that he had no doubt
in his own mind on that subject. he did
not care to be drawn into the Indiana
fight in any way. The president is
anxious for republican success in In
diana, and hopes the republicans. under
whatever leadership they choose, may
be able to turn the tide against the
democrats.
1t was said at the White House today
that the presidents trip west, which
begins April %. will probably be cur
tailed several days, and it was inti-
mated that this was probably respon-
sible for the failure to visit Indianap-
oils. The president had planned to
spend three or four days in Cincinnati.
but it is now likely that he will be
there only May 8. He viii be in St
Louis May i.Saccording to the revised
plan, and be back in Washington the
of
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
ATTEMPT TO CHECK
GUSHER UNSUCCESSFUL
Wonderful Lakeview Well Shat
ters Cap
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BAKERSFIELD, April "a second
unsuccessful attempt was made tonight
to place a hood over Lakeview gusher
and check the flow from the wonderful
well. A cap made of IL by II inch
timbers and lined with sheet iron was
finally pulled into position. 1t held
for few minutes and was then blown
off and shattered, nearly wrecking the
remainder of the derrick
The estimated flow from the well for
p days is 1.250,000 barrels One surnp
hole alone contains 100000 barrels.
Robert Kavanaugh, teller of the Hi
bernia bank and secretary of the
Princess oil company. which is operat-
ing the Santa Maria fields, TODAY OH
tanned leases on two 40 acre tracts in
the Midway district. The president of
the company is A It. de Forest. man
ager of the American steel company
Other directors are Phillip Lawler C. /,
Smith, D. Driscoll, Frank Britain, J. A.
Boyd. f. B. Thomas, Elmer E. Smith
and A. J. Ranken.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
PSYCHIC ACCUSED OF
CRUELTY TO SPECTATORS
Exhibits Woman in Trance"
and Is Arrested
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali

Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI
PALO ALTO, April g. De la Geneste.
heralded as world famous hypno-
tist." is under bond to answer in the
police court a charge of disturbing the
peace by exhibiting woman in an al
legged hypnotic trance In store win
dow.
The psychic" was arrested yester-
day on a warrant sworn out by Mrs.
/. c. Merrimann. a member Of the hu-
name society, who alleged that the
nerves of those who witnessed the spec
tacle had been disturbed to degree
that constituted an infraction of the
law.
Geneste gave bond and was doing
business at the old stand today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
SOCIETY WOMAN
STORMS IN Vain
Protests Unheeded by Hard
Hearted NeighbOr, Who
Trims Stately Elm
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SAN JOSE, April 6.-The Winch
Bland feud. which has been matter Of
common gossip in Priest street. in fash
ionable Naglee park. reached a thrilling
climax today when DIR. ]. H Bland
caused a 80 foot scanolding to be erect
ed on his property for the purpose OF
trimming overhanging branches ex-
tending from a big elm tree located on
the adjoining property of Samuel G.
Winch. a well known merchant.
The work was completed in spite OF
the protests of Mrs Winch. who strobe
angrily back and forth on the ground
beneath the workmen and the smiling
Bland When the trimming ceased the
noble elm looked as if a giant cleaver
had descended from above and Topped
the branches even with the division
line.
Winch used a camera whenever the
workmen approached the division line
in an attempt to show by photograph
that there had been an aerial trespass
upon which a successful damage suit
might be based.
The news of the Bland coup spread
through Naglee park and the society
women of the Outdoor Art league, who
were in session at the home of Mrs. T.
c. Barnett, in 'Crittenden street. ad-
journed in body to view the situation.
Afterward a resolution was adopted
condemning the mutiIation of noble
tree in Priest street"
In an interview tonight Mrs. Manuel.
mother of Mrs. Winch. said that Bland
was a tree hater and hard man TO get
along with. Bland said that Winch was
a bad neighbor
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
Fairbanks Is Disappointed

INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.-An invita-
ton 10 visit Indianapolis was extended
TO the president by former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks soon after his world
tour. In a telegram to the president
Fairbanks said the citizens of In
dianapolis and the state would be
pleased to extend to him genuine well
come if he would arrange to visit the
city on his trip west
The president accepted and plans
were at once made to give the president
a generous greeting.
Fairbanks expressed great disap-
pointment when informed today that
the president had decided to cancel his
visit here and said he would immedi-
ately send a telegram urging him to
visit the city if he possibly could do so.
Il sincerely hope, said Fairbanks,
that President Taft may reconsider
the matter and visit Indianapolis I
know the people of Indiana will be
glad to extend to him that genuine
hospitality for which they are noted"
President Winfield Miller of the Com
mercial club President +. r. Jones of
the board of trade and other citizens
expressed similar sentiments. 1t is ex-
pected that a meeting will be at once
called and an effort made to have the
president visit the state.
Fairbanks and all those associated
with him in the preparations for the
reception of President Taft declined to
discuss the report that the canceling of
his engagement was due to the failure
of the state republican convention to
indorse the tariff law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
DOCTOR ADDS TO HIS
INTERNATIONAL FAMILY
Russian Adopts Yaqui Indian
Korean and MuIatto

Los ANGELES, April 6.-Dr. M. s
Schultz of Long Beach took legal steps
today to acquire another member for
his international family by making
application in the probate court for per-
mission to adopt Ramona Palamoris. a
Yaqui Indian boy. IS months old.
Doctor Schultz is a Russian and has
two children of his own. Besides he
has adopted Korean and mulatto
and is casting about for infants OF
other races and colors to add to his
family. He believes that racial diff
ferences can be largely eradicated by
providing proper environment for the
children.
The Yaqui boy adopted today is a
son of an insurgent chief in Sonora
his mother having been captured by
Mexican soldiers. She was given into
slavery and came to Los Angeles dur
ing a visit of the family in which she
is a servant.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
LITTLE HOPE FOR
RECOVERY OF BARD

OxNARD. April 6.-The condition of
former Senator Thomas r. Bard re-
mains practically unchanged The pa
tient is displaying remarkable vitality
The bulletin issued tonight by Doctor
Livingstone held out little hope for
his recovery, however.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
MARINE
MODESTO WOMAN DIES
AT AGE OF II8 YEARS
Mrs. Cecilia Larios Was Born i'm
Santa Clara County
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOPccIuI DISPulcH 70 7 nc NdIIJ
MODESTO, April 6.-Mrs Cecilia
Larios, one of the oldest, if not the
oldest woman in the state, died at Oak
dale in this county yesterday. AS near
as can be learned she was lis years of
age and was born near Gilroy station,
Santa Clara county. She is survived
by a daughter so years of age and
granddaughter so years of age. The
funeral will be held under the auspices
of the Oakdale Native Sons and
Daughters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
DECISION IS BLOW TO
CONSERVATION THEORY
Judge Rules Against Five Mile"
Coal Withdrawals

PUEBLO, Colo. April e.-Federal
Judge Robert E Lewis today rendered
an opinion directly contrary to the Pin
chot conservation theory that all land
within ive miles of coal outcroppings
should be Withdrawn from entry. Judge
Lewis held that mo land could be con-
sidered coal land unless coal outcrop-
pings were within it's boundaries"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
Vessels in Harbor

The cruisers Maryland and West
virginia and Rear Admiral Giles B.
Harber's flagship. the California, passed
into San Francisco bay at 10 o'clock
last night and steamed slowly to an
munication was had with San Francisco
after the vessels entered the Golden
gate, and it is understood that they
will go directly to Mare island as early
as possible this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
Asphalt Covered Streets and
Business Center Will Be
\ TabOOed
SLOGAN 1.-THE COUNTRY
FOR THE C0UNTRIFIED''
TempletOn CrOcker Is Slated for
Mayor of the Budding
Municipality
SALOON TO BE BARRED,
EXCEPT IN THE CLUBS
Candidates for Office
Want Town Of Beauty

'EWhat we desire most for
HillsbOrOugh IL a town that I'm
every way will be desirable for
the development OF the family.
There Will be no business cen
ter, and Il presume that no
saloons viii be permitted, though
I do not believe that the bars at
the country clubs will be Inter
fered with We Will have streets
that are not asphalt pavemenfs.
The wIIdfOwers will grow so that
children mRy gather them along
the roads,"
REV. w. A. BREWER, rector
of st. Matthew'S school, and
candidate for town trustee.
AThey say we arc TO have a
town de luxe, a town d'elife.
Maybe we are, but that isn't the
point. We are to have a town
by ourselves. For our own pro-
lection we have had to form
this town. We have to save our
selves from being annexed by
san MHfeo or Burfingame. No.
m \ am elected recorder 4 shall
not have the police court located
here"
HENRY r. BOWIE. candidate
for recorder of HIlIsbOrOugh.
sIIf we have any desperate
prisoners I guess we'Il have to
take them to Redwood city. n
don't know what the town Ordi-
nances will be yet. but L don't
think this viii be n very law
less community"
GERALD CONENS. candidate
for town marshal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

ITO KEEP up the wild flowers and
to keep out the sordid tinkle of
l. the cash register. the city of
HiHsborough will be formed.
With the valiant rallying cry of The
country for the countrihed." the assO-
ciated milIionaires. almost millionaires
and chums Of millionaires will declare
civic revolution. and on April 25 will
graw themselves free from the bitter
chains that threaten to fetter them to
San Mateo. BurIingame and other cen
ters where asphalt covers the world as
a black pail
To have the seats of the mighty up
holstered in cloth OF gold, and TO keep
the highways sacred from the wrath
of the overhead trolley as well as in
violate from the sinister tread OF the
grasping and alien spirited tax col
lector are the notable principles which
have moved the HiIlsborough folk TO
gather to themselves the blessed privi-
leges of self government.
Millionaire for Mayor
And they will have a millionaire for
mayor-be he Templeton Crocker. the
hope of the younger set. or Henry T.
Scott, the peerless leader of the first
families.
From hardwood floors and wistaria
draped manors the civic government
viii be directed There are few things
like It west or east Of merry old Eng
land-and If the Lloyd-George budget
goes into effect there will be few
things like it east or west of Hills
borough.
The idea Of having a town Of their
own started with George H Howard
and Henry t. Scott. 1t has become
fixed now.
1t looks as if the country gentleman
was coming into his own.
Every one in the HIllsborough dis
trict takes a patriotic view of the sit
uation of town building. 1t was a
self If-protective measure. II something
wasn't done. as Henry P. Bowie. candi-
date for town recorder. said yesterday
there was imminent danger that the
enterprising communities Of San Mateo
or Burlingame would gobble up the
lovely precincts of Hillsborough, and
then what? Why. then they would be
irrevocably merged with a Grass. COM
mercial town-the spreading stream Of
asphalt pavement AS Rev. w. A
Brewer. rector OF St. Matthew's school
and town trustee to be. pithily put 1t.
the spreading stream of turgid asphalt
pavement would cover the earth and
where would the wiIdhowers be?
And without wildhowers what Is the
country?
Will Stay Countrified
They want to stay countryned."
Iimpersonally explained William Monroe.
] who, as superintendent OF streets af
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
Occurred Saturday

Special Dispatch TO ne Call
VALLEJO. April Sill fate seems to
be following the vessels of the Pacific
fleet Word was received at the Mare
island navy yard this afternoon that an
explosion of four boiler tubes occurred
aboard the cruiser Maryland last Sat-
urday afternoon, resulting in the death
of one man and serious injury to an
other
Details of the accident are entirely
lacking, and officials at Mare island
are Withholding any information which
may be in their possession. Rear Ad-
miral Osterhaus, commander OF the
navy yard. denied today that he had
heard of any accident on the Maryland.
but the news was given out through
other sources.
The death of the unknown. fireman
is understood not to have taken place
until today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
JUSTICE BREWERS WILL PAoBArED-

Washington. April 6.--No estimate of the
value Of the estate OF the late Justice Brewer
T. given in his Will. which was fled for pro-
bate today. His home I'm this city with most
OF his personal property is bequeathed to his
widow. His cottage at Thompsons point with
its contents and also $4,000 LIE insurance
are left "a his three dauohfan
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
FATAL EXPLOSION
ON TIE MARYLAND
Fireman Killed and Another Ter
ribly Scalded by Blowing
Out of Boiler Tubes
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CRUZ, April 6.-one fireman
lies dead aboard the cruiser Maryland
of the Pacific feet and another, ter
ribly scalded. is in dying condition
as result of an explosion which oc-
Cured last Saturday afternoon while
the Maryland. with the cruisers West
Virginia and California, the latter Rear
Admiral Harber's flagship, were be-
tween Santa Barbara and Monterey.
The names of the dead man and his
injured companion, we'll as the de-
tails of the accident, are unknown here
1t is said, however, that the accident
resulted from the bursting of several
tubes in one of the boilers, and that
the two firemen were terribly scalded
before rescued by their shipmates.
For the last three days the cruisers
have been engaged in drills and mine
planting practice off Capitola, short
distance from this city. but no news Of
the accident reached shore until today
when a coffin was ordered from local
undertaken A boat came ashore from
the Maryland this afternoon to get the
coffin, but beyond the statement that an
accident had taken place on the Mary
land no details could be secured or any
thing learned as to the identity of the
men.
The three cruisers sailed at o'clock
this afternoon for San Francisco be-
fore the report concerning the accident
could be verified by direct communica-
ton with Admiral Harber.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

LsureH Hall club entertains president elect
OF Vomens district federation. Page
C. c. Moore succeeds W B. Bourn as chair
man Of exposition finance committee. Page I6
SUBURBAN
Alameda prepares to welcome veterans of the
Grand Army Page
Election threatens to disrupt the Oakland
Woman's club Page s
San Jose merchant and society woman married
by Oakland judge. Page
orpheum bill plesses large audiences, prima-
donna being feature. Page 8
Adelbert Wilson. veteran Oakland police chief.
promoted 10 new office. Page $
Berkeley physicians unite with health depart
ment in fight on disease. Page 5
Oskland's civic bodies plan celebration on ar
rival Of first W. P. train. Page Q
Miss Helen wschter and Harry Smith married
al her fathers apartments. Page 3
Court declares two sets Of heirs spurious when
distributing Fleming estate Page $
Students and graduates join hands in cam
psign to secure $4,000 fund. Page o
Pickpocket returns stolen sunburst pleading
poverty as excuse for keeping coin. Page =
Company promises to develop San Pablo
watershed to increase Oakland supply Rage )
COAST
Mrs. Cecilia Lsrios dies in Modesto at age of
lis years rage l
Coast detectives say Aberdeen man Uttered
bay with victims. Page 3
One killed and another dying as result Of ex-
plosion on Maryland. Page 1
"Hypnotist'' arrested at Palo Alto is accused
of lrr IN. fat.,r
Bandits fight pistol duel with police Zee in
auto and are caught. Page
Horse thieves bind sheriff to tree. mount horses
and make their escape. Page 4
EASTERN
Taft cancels plan for visit to indianapolis to
avoid Indiana fight. Page L
Bandit and woman's slayer blsmes blow on
head for life Of crime Page Is
Pittsburg grand jury returns bill against prom
inent higher up for bribery Page
SPORTS
Vernon unable to get by Beavers in short end
OF 9 10 5 score. Page IL
Conroth given ride of his life with Oldfeld on
Los Angeles track. Page 10
Senators win an IL inning pitchers battle by
the score of 2 10 /. Page
Jerries hikes for Santa Cruz hills. leaving ad-
miring followers behind Page 10
Sacred Heart college nine wins 10 inning game
from Missionites. Is to 10. Page 10
Fast Santa Clara high school lads win meet
against Santa Clara college. Page 10
Santa Clara nine defeats Stanford in ragged
exhibition OF national game Page 10
orbicular's nose victory over Chester Krum
enlivens San Leandro handicap. Page II
State league baseball season starts this after
under favorable auspices. Page 10
Stanford rowing crews picked for regatta with
California Saturday at Oakland. Page 10
Charles N. Daniels retains title as the ma
tionsl amateur swimming champion. Page 10
MARINE
Life saving crew seeking to save $4,000 gov
ernment target now on the rocks. Page Is
SOCIAL
Miss Ruth Boericke and Ralston White married
at brides parents home Page
LABOR
Supervisors ask labor council to furnish list
OF union made goods. Page
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
COAST
EASTERN

Taft cancels plan Cor visit to indianapolis tc
avoid Indiana fight. Page
Bandit and woman's slayer blsmes blow on
head for life of crime Page Is
Pittsburg grand jury returns bill against prom
inent higher up for bribery Page I
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
THURSDAY, APRIL Z, 1910
EDITORIAL
NEWS TO-DAY

Republican doctrine clearly stated. Page 6
Help city by helping census takers Page 9
What is the matter with Dickinson? Page 6
POLITICAL
Theodore Bell finds he spoke about indorse
ment without due consideration. Page 10
CITY
Aged woman struck By automobile and may
die. Page 4
Bad check and affinity result in jail for
man. Page 2
Field Marshal Lord Kitchener arrives from
Antipodes. Page I6
Cruiser Maryland again makes best score in
target practice. Page )
Van Ness theater will reopen with the return
OF May Robson. Page 3
Important questions TO be discussed at meet
ing Of ralroadmen. Page z
Board Of education divided as to punishment
for joining sororities. Page s
Conboy sentenced TO seven years at San Quen-
tin for killing Lagsn. Page 2
Helen B. Graydon is granted final decree Of
divorce by Judge Graham. Page 4
LaureH Hall club entertains president elect
OF ~omen's district federation. PAGE 5
C. c. Moore succeeds W B. Bourn as chair
man Of exposition finance committee. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
country
Will Stay Countri6ed

They want to stay countryned."
impersonally explained William Monroe.
who, as superintendent Of streets sf
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

TITO KEEP up the wild flowers and
to keep out the sordid tinkle Of
\ the cash register. the city Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

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