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New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
DAUGHTER TO sasRlLowIrses'

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born to-day to MIR and Mrs. Ossip u~s..
lowitsch. at stormaeld. the home Of Sa'i.s.
l. Clemens Mark Twainl. MIS- Jr
lowitsch w0s. before her marriSse Las.
Gabrilowitsch. Miss Clara ClenienS'
daughter OF Mark Twain.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
SUFFERERS NEED HELP

Washington Aug 19--In response TO in
quiries from Washington. Ambassador
O'Brien to-day informed the State Depart
ment that contributions from the American
Red Cross for the relief OF the sufferers
from the flood calamities In Japan would be
received gratefully by that country 1t is
not unlikely that call for contribu,to,.
will be issued By the Red Cross
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
Neln@nork Gribn,te.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 90. 1910.

This newspaper is otcned and pub-
'ISbed b1 The Tribune Association, q
ErW York corporation; Office and pfih-
cipal place Of business, Tribune BH'td-
ing. No -154 Nassau street. NeiC York ;
ogden Mills, president: Ogden NJ Retd,
secretary: James IL. Barrett, treasurer
The address OF the officers is fhe oftce
# fhiS newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NEW YORK CAN SPARE THE

From The Washington Star Ns9
Cuba may persuade some OF ~ ~. horss
York men who regard hTe wltuUsnd hep
races as a failure to come down sets
organize the island on a SPORTING
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
CAPTAIN CALVIN is BETTER

Police Captain Michael Calvin. WY -,
In ST. Vincent's Hospital sufferihs -,ss
Bright's disease, complicated Win ~ ,as.
was reported slightly oet'''sf
evening
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
RESULTS ABOUT THE SAME

From The Syracuse Herald.
The exact difference between bringing
pressure 20 pear upon a man To resign and
asking him for his resignation Ia something
that only a politician can defna
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
STILL HE'S poING WELL.

From The Chicago Evening Post
Tammany Is praying for Mayor Gaynor
The physicians, however. are not diseour-
aged.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
A REASON FOR HIGH PRICES.

From The Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
There are not less than fifteen millions
more persons in the United States now than
there were when the census was taken in
the year 1900. and 1t need not be said that
1t takes a heap more to feed ninety millions
than Ii did to feed seventy-fve millions
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

A current item says that it takes the
Japanese about ten years to dwarf
pine tree In this enterprising land 1t
takes an electric lneman with an axe
less than ten minutes to dwarf any old
tree
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

Though Moissant received new pro-
peller from Paris on Thursday with
pleasing promptness. Mr.. Drexefs oHer
to lend him one was a particularly
graceful act.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

So in the combat recently decided. mere
stood forth the gallantry, the unquenchable
ardor the glorious courage OF the Hon
Lloyd S. Griscom. :, Mith me pur-
poses of his general the Hon iioyd % ..
(.riscon had no concern. The
cause of the Hon. Lloyd S. Griscom was
lost.--The New York Sun.
Lloyd S. Griscom. Reformed spelling
or Esperanto?
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

statesman who. by his indisputably great
services to his own country. has merited
and has won the admiration Of the
world
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

EIOn IUUTItT-JOurnaI.
| Marriage Is lottery to the bachelor an
urgent necessity In the opinion OF the wild
over, delightful temptation TO the widow
| a habit with the actress
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
ALWAYS POSITIVE.

Prom The Nashville American Al.
When in doubt. tell the truss 10 nssa
vised Mark Twain. Some peepie
IN doubt. 1t seems.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
after so long time will appeal strongly

The Interborough company is as fckie
as a girl. Again it is in mood TO say
yes
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

Thirty days in the workhouse, with
out option of fine, is the penalty at st.
Paul for running an automobile TOO
fast and smashing buggy and slightly
injuring its occupants, and imposed
upon a bank president at that. The
news of it will make many sufferer
from motor lawlessness in these parts
wish for one hour of that st. Paul judge
horpf
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

THE Suns" Saratoga correspondent
chronicles this important fact:
When Mr. Murphy and Mr.. Conners met
in the corridor of the Grand Union to-n1eht
they shook hands as usual
Did "as usual mean that each had his
unengaged hand on a stiletto or stuffed
club?
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

The Sanitary Code of this city is said
to contain no prohibition Of the easy sale
Of morphine to all corners. If so, that
code is deplorably incomplete.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

CTTT.-Stocks were dull and heavy.
L. r Rosenheimer, of Pelham, was
held in S25, coo bail charged with having
caused the death OF Miss Grace HouSh.
- There were wild scenes on the curb
and in the office of b H Scheftels & Co.
when q bank stopped certifying the
firms checks. which the brokers say,
,,-i1p no aiI dow Rf3yD,- Cav
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
CITY CALLS HALT
ON ELECTROLIERS
Committee Declines to Pay for
Maintaining Any More
Fancy Lights

The job of lighting the city's streets
during the next fiscal year is the task
now engaging the attention of the su-
pervisors' committee. Wash, Nelson
and Cutten estimate that the finance
committees recommendation and the
boards action on the budget will give
the committee s390,O0o for the purpose.
This year the lighting of the public
buildings and streets has had sS4S,000
to draw on.
With Engineer Robertson of the gas
company the committeeman went over
the balance sheet of the year Friday
and were assured by him that the en-
Iarged appropriation expected would
give them free play to install about
500 additional gas lights. At the pres
ent rate the $34S00 will be slightly
oVerrun at the years close, June 80.
The committee has had a report pre-
pared showing the average cost of
lighting particular sections per 1000
ieet In order to be in position to ap-
portion the new lights or readjust the
old SO as to give each district even
play.
Protests and petitions from virtually
every district of the city are in the
hands of the committee, the purport of
which is that the particular district in
question is getting the worst of it in
the general light division
Another embarrassment confronting
the committee has arisen from the zeal
OF districts in installing electroliers at
the expense of Improvement clubs, etc,
put In the hope or expectation that the
city will pay for their maintenance.
In order that no district may go to
the expense of putting in electroIiers
and then find the city unable or un-
willing to light them UP, the committee
has adopted the following resolution
Whereas. gas and incanIescent arc lamps
are placed on ornamental poles that have
been erected at various locations, and
mental poles are abcut TO be erected IN tie
city and county of San francisco by pers.,ns
companies and corporations; ard
whereas the said gas lamps. incandescent
or arc lamps are not Kept lighted by the
persons, companies and corporations having
erected the same; therefore be it
Resolved that the board Jf public works he
and is hereby requested not 70 issue permits
for the erection of poles for lighting pur-
poses unless the persons, companies and cor
porations light the lamps placed upon ssid
poles and maintain the same.
For each thousand feet the cost of
lighting streets and sections of the city
during the present fiscal year has been
as follows:
Fillmore, $1,506.50; Polk, s425.S0 De-
visadero, $500; Van Ness avenue, S325;
north of Market street district, one arc
at each corner and in center of block,
S453.50; with two gas lamps in center,
$34S.25; Third and Fourth streets, four
arcs to block, 1854; south of Market
street thoroughfares going east and
west. s203; in Mission district, one arc
at corner and center of block, 1915;
arcs at corner and three gas lights
along squares, $346.20; Potrero streets,
$302.20, and Richmond, $4,000
The committee purposes in installing
new lights to endeavor to equalize to
a certain extent the above conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
ATTACK MADE ON
HIGHWAY BONDACT
Secretary of Good Roads AssO-
citation Declares That the
Scheme Is Unjust
[SpeeiaI Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO. May 14-That the
state highway bonding act. Governor
Gillett's pet scheme. was full of flaws
and besides being poor proposition TO
secure good roads for the state and
contained many unjust provisions, was
the charge made by ]. NJ. Eddy of
Stockton, secretary of the California
Good Roads association, in a report
made to the directors today. He alleged
that few directors besides State Engi-
neer EIlery approved the scheme to the
state for SIS, 600, 900 to build roads.
Of the II objections TO the act found
by Eddy, one was that San Francisco
was unduly favored by being exempt
from paying taxes to meet the interest
on the bonds. Every county in the
state, except San Francisco must share
the burden but the latter escapes by q
cunning construction of the act
The power of expending the S1S,000,-
600 was vested in too small a depart
ment. and one controlled by partisan
ship, the report said.
present today to act on the resignation
of President C. d. DaSget of Pasadena
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
The Quest for Beauty
(By MADAME MADELEINE MAREE)

Emma K: Infusion of Henna leaves
is recommended for darkening the hair.
but | never like to advise any one to
change the natural color of their hair
No matter what color your hair is you
can make it look beautiful with little
care. Shampoo at least once month
or so. Make the tonic yourself by mix
ing half a pint of alcohol with half a
pint of water and adding one ounce of
Mrs. S.: Indigestion is responsible
for more irritable uncompanionable,
grouchy dispositions than any other dis
ease | know Of My druggist tells me
that he has filed the following pre-
scription hundreds of times. and says
1T should cure any case of Indigestion
one ounce of compound tlncture OF cin-
chona, prosene compound one ounce and
sherry wine half a pint Get the in
gradients and mix them together. Take
a teaspoonful before each meal.
Mrs. A. o'S.: The best remedy know
of for tired, burning, zsweaty feet is
boro listor solution. Get an original
ounce bottle of boro listor from your
druggist Dissolve in one and one-half
half a pint of alcohol Use two table,
spoonfuls in foot bath every night.
Mrs. c. S.: The dark circles around
your eyes can be rubbed out by mas
saying. Make a cream by dissolving
three. ounces of cerol in pint of boil
iuS water MASSAGE every morning ana
night This is excellent for the face
and arms, too, as it gives them a soft,
delicate tint. and you do not have to
use any powder. -
Mrs. S. W.: Powdered delo1 will cer-
tainly remove hair from the face and
arms. Simply mix little of the pow
der with enough warm water to make
a soft paste. Smear over the hairy
places. Leave on for about minutes
and wash off. The hair will come off
and stay off for long time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
UNCLE SAM HOLDS
DIR. RUCKER HERE
Will Not Release Him to Take
Health Commissionership
in Milwaukee
Especial Dispatch to The Call

lOPectdt OiSpdtch to he Call
MILWAUKEE,. May 1.-THE marine
hospital service will not allow Doctor
Rucker, now stationed at San Fran
cisco, to become the health commits
sloner of Milwaukee under the social
istic regime
The socialists. through Mayor Seidel,
wrote TO Doctor Rucker Immediately
after they were voted into Office asking
him If he could accept the Milwaukee
position, which pays, including fees,
nearly $4,000 a year.
The socialists had declared that they
wanted to secure the highest type of a
man for the commissionership
Doctor Rucker was favored above
other experts because of his former
residence here, when he became famil-
lar with local conditions. Doctor
Rucker did not reply to Mayor Seidel
definitely until he had written to head
quarters at Washington asking for
permission to receive a definite offer.
The Washington authorities, however,
have refused to release Doctor Rucker,
who is considered too valuable a man
at San Francisco to release.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
GRAND LODGE Will
MEET HERE IN 1871
Odd Fellows Install Officers
and Conclude Their Ses-
sion at Fresno
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

FRESNO, May 1.-THE Odd Fellows
grand lodge today indorsed Senator
Owens bill, now before congress, pro-
viding for the establishment of a de-
partment of public health, embodying
in the resolution the statement that 1t
was just as necessary to look after the
health of the people as of the cattle
of the country.
The lodge will meet next year in San
Francisco.
The session came to an end today
with the installation of the grand Off
GERS elected and the announcement of
the appointive officers. Most of the
Odd Fellows left the city Immediately
after the session was over.
The officers appointed were:
Grand chaplain, b. D. Nay1or of Hay
ward; grand marshal, Z. ]. Baldwin of
Los Angeles; grand conductor, ]. r.
Hotel of Napa; grand guardian. II. d.
Wilson of Long Beach; grand herald,
M. p. Forbes of San Francisco.
The session was closed with the pas
sage of a set of resolutions thanking
Fresno in general for the hospitality
extended to the visitors during their
stay in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

Mrs A. F. B.: You can make an ex-
cellent dry hair tonic by mixing two
ounces of capitol with four ounces of
powdered orris root Dust a little into
the hair and rub into scalp thoroughly.
Annette r.: The best known treat
ment for developing the busts is the
Vaucaire treatment. but I would advise
you to get the ingredients and make 1t
up yourself. Get an original one ounce
bottle of gallol from your druggist.
Make a pint of granulated sugar syrup.
say half a pint of sugar to pint of
water, add the gallol and take two
teaspoonfuls four times day Mas
saying with cocoa butter or cerol cream
will help; The true gallol is quite ex-
pensive. but 1t is the only preparation
l know of that will really do the work
Clara L.: There are so many different
kinds of tonics I hardly know which
you want. but I presume what is usu-
ally called a blood tonic to drive the
impurities out of the blood and cure
pimples and blotches. Get an ounce of
sarsene from your druggist. make a
pint OF sugar syrup, add the sarsene
and take two teaspoonfuls three or
four times day.
: Any my L.; I,,ast They say borothol- solution
eczema and all skin diseases. IT is
made by dissolving two ounces of boro-
thol IN a pint of hot water and adding
on cotton to the affected parts. This
will stop the itching instantly.
Miss L. g.: To keep the hands and
and drying a lotion made as follows:
Dissolve the contents of a two ounce
package of amarol in pint of hot
powder with the lotion. and YOU need d
have no fears of hair growing on the
face and arms.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
AGREE
ON HUKWANG LOAN
Money Lenders of Four Nations
Come to Understanding

WASHINGTON, May 14-Unofficial
information has reached Washington
that capitalists of Great Britain, Ger
many, France and the United States
have reached an agreement as to the
Hukwang loan, and that while their
respective governments have not as yet
given their full assent to the agree
ment there seems to be little doubt that
such assent will be forthcoming with
in a comparatively short time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
POLICE DISCREDIT THE
TALE OF A HOLDUP
Detectives Do Not Believe That
Store Keeper Was Robbed

The police have dropped their inves-
tigation OF the alleged holdup Of G.
Bellante, dry goods merchant, 445s Mis-
sion street, Friday morning. as they
are satisfied 1t was a frameup on Bel
lante's part TO deceive his creditors. De-
tective McGrath. who made the investi-
cation, reported to Captain Wall that
Bellante had told him he owed only
$500, but an examination of his ac-
counts showed that he owed over
$4,000 and he had only $50 coin and
$500 in checks to meet his bills.
At the time the alleged robbers were
said TO have fed through the rear gate
and across the vegetable gardens Nc
Grath says that four men were seated
across the street, two with horses sad
died. and they did not see the robbers.
Mounted Policeman James MalIoy
was within 200 yards Of the store at
the time and two other mounted police
men within two blocks. No alarm was
given by BelIante until about 40 min
utes after the men were supposed to
have fed.
AIcGrath also says that within the
last five years Bellante had three fires
IN his store Of a suspicious character,
but Fire Marshal Towe, after making
an investigation, could find nothing
definite on which to base a charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
RUSH ORDERS GIVEN FOR
REPAIRS ON CRUISERS
Mare Island Navy Yard Pre-
pareS for Work

VALLEJO, May 14.-Unde rorders re-
ceived from Washington repairs on the
cruisers Cincinnati and Raleigh will be
rushed and upon their completion the
vessels will sail for the Asiatic station.
The cruiser Denver is now in the dry
dock ready to be examined by board
of survey, which will determine the ex-
tent of the repairs TO be made upon
the ship. The cruiser Maryland will
be docked at the navy yard Monday
morning.
Orders under which the submarines
Pike and Grampus were to have gone
to San Diego tomorrow have been re-
voked and the little vessels will not
leave for the south until the latter part
of the month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
EGG MEN SIGN UP
FIVE YEAR CONTRACT
Ten Shares in Panama Fair
Stock to Be Purchased
fSbecid[ Dnpatch TO The Call

SANTA ROSA, May 14.-At a largely
attended meeting of the Sonoma county
cooperative poultry association held
here this afternoon the proposed con-
tract with the Sonoma county fruit and
produce company for the handling of
the product of the association mem
bers, as offered two weeks ago, was
ratified as amended at that meeting,
covering the price of seconds and ex-
tending the contract from its expira-
tion two years hence to February. 1915.
At similar meeting held in Sebasto-
pol last night the producers in that vi
cinity voted favorably fon the new con-
tract also, and it will go into effect at
once.
At the meeting here today the coop
erat1ve association unanimously voted
to purchase 10 shares of Panama Pa
cifc exposition stock. The proposition
was received with great favor, and the
motion prevailed with applause.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
STOCKTON PREPARES TO
WELCOME SUPERVISORS
TSpeciaI Dispotch TO The Call

STOCKTON, May 1.-THE chamber
of commerce has arranged an excur-
sion down the San Joaquin river next
Thursday, when the supervisors meet
here in state convention. The steamer
Leader has been engaged and the trip
will be made around the Rindge tract
and back to this city. While here the
visitors will be entertained every aft
ernoon, as they will hold their sessions
during the mornings and evenings. The
second afternoon they will be given
automobile rides.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
BOXCAR PILFERER
GOES TO SAN QUENTIN
Special Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SANTA ROSA, May 14.-Andrew j.
Perrault,A who was arrested last week
at Sonoma by Deputy Sheriff Joe Ryan,
charged with having entered and
robbed a Southern Pacific boxcar. was
sen fenced to two and half years at
San Quentin today by Judge Emmett
Seawell. Perrault was caught by the
officer with some of the stolen goods in
his possession. When arraigned Mon
day he entered a plea of guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
MRS. ELLA DUNN GETS
DIVORCE FOR CRUELTY
peeiol Dispoteh to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
STOCKTON, May 14.-Mrs. Ella Dunn
has been granted an interlocutory de-
cree of divorce from B. B. Dunn by
Judge c.. w. Norton. The plaintiff de-
clared that her husband was extremely
brutal to her and upon one occasion
beat her publicly in the streets. The
custody of the minor child was given
to the plaintiff and Dunn must pay $40
a month for its support.
Though it's pumps are operated by
steam in the usual manner, an automo-
bile fire engine in use in Berlin is
driven about by gasoline motor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
BURGLAR SENTENCED TO
FIVE YEARS IN PRISON
Partner of : Robber Gets Off
With Is Months
Especial Dispatch 10 The Coll]

STOCKTON. May 14.-De1mar May,
the young burglar shot by Herbert
Tucker while about to ented resi-
dence in which he had left his booty,
was this morning sentenced by Judge
j. A. Plummer to serve five years in
Folsom prison.
Frank Davis, his partner. must serve
Is months in San Quentin prison.
Charles Macklin, negro, pleaded
guilty to the charge of stealing dia-
mond ring from another negro and was
sentenced to one year in Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED IN STOCKTON
Especial Diseateh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON. May 14.-Marriage Ii
censes have been issued as follows:
John H. Trunnel, aged 29 and Rose
M. Hughes, aged 19, both of Stockton
Emmett Fouse, aged 54, and Mary J.
Rucher, aged 46, both of Crows landing
v. Devachia, aged %, and Salummia
Giovanetta, aged IS, both of Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

SCHOOL FUNDS ALLoTTED-Oakland, May Il
According 70 figures compiled today by County
Superintendent Of Schools Frick, Alameda
county viii. have S2l3 % Of state school
money 10 distribute among the school districts
Of the county. The city OF Oakland is to re-
ceive SCI. l.714-3o, Berkeley SIS. .962 10, Alameda
S23. 1850 and Fruityale $l2, ,2l0.l5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Boy Operates Glider

BERKELEY, May 14.-Robert Land
grebe. II year old boy OF 2511 ELS
worth street, successfully operated a
16 foot glider on the campus of the
university this morning, assisted by a
large number of his companions. Ropes
were attached to the front of the
glider, and favorable breeze also as
sisted it in getting into the air. It rose
about Is feet and made flight of sew
eral hundred feet More attempts will
be made, according to the schoolboy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07

London, April 6.-The Times In an edi-
torial this morning on President TAFT 8
position says 1t is not SO certain as peo-
ple are inclined to think that Mr.. Roose-
yelt himself had he remained In power
would have done any better than Mr.
Taft.
ITO preach reform and stir up public
impatience with corruption and abuse,
saws the Times, 'is a useless work, put
It is easier than constructing system
for giving real relief to the v>sue and
confused wishes of the imprecators. For
In doing work President Taft has quali-
ties possessed by none of his predecessors
and we have no doubt he will effect
beneficial reforms. But for man who
builds firmly upon the foundation of ex-
listing law. time is necessary, even when
he has a free hand. and President Tafts
hands are not free by any means.
1.-The American public will not probably
realize whatever chance there may be
for reform still lies in trusting the Pres
ident and giving him the power to over
hear the enemies of reform in his own
nartv and elsewhere" says the paper.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07
LITTLE is DEVELOPED BY
EXAMINATION OF WITNESS
IN SENATORIAL INQUIRY

jackson, Miss, April 6-(SpeciaI.) D.
Representative Cowart was the star per-
former before the senatorial court today
and was put through a severe cross-ques-
uoning by the attorneys for the senate.
Mr. Cowart told in detail his connection
with the bribery charges made by Sena-
TOR Biioo against l.. C. Dulaney for Percy
votes, and while he did not see the mdiey
change hands, stated that Bilbo had told
him and others he was trying to trap
Dulaney, and afterwards showed him
s645 which he said was the price Dulaney
paid.
Cowart had roomed next to Bilbo at the
Lemon hotel. where all this detective"
work performed by Senator Bilbo is said
to have been done, and frequently met
Mrs. Hall, wife of the proprietor, and
Mrs. Neil, the mysterious woman in the
case" both of whom were enthusiastic
Percy men," He stated that Mrs. Hall
had arranged a meeting between himself
and Mr.. Dulaney at which meeting he
was asked II $1,000 would secure his vote
for Percy and he, Cowart, replied he
did not think 1t would. That was In JAN
uary, a month before the election OF Per
cy to the Senate and Cowart had no fur
ther communication with Dulaney He
said Duaney had said to him, IF Percy