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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
.FELLS A WOMAN
AND DRAWS GUN

Salt Lake, Dec. "a. +. Reid. aged
%, railroad conductor OF the city,
Is in a dark cell at the city jail, with
grave charges against him. Reid be-
gan his career OF lawlessness about 9
o'clock sunday afternoon by appear
ing at the Hercules hotel, sc West
Third South street. and demanding
room. Because he was intoxicated
the landlady, Mrs Perkins, refused
his demand Reid thereupon descend
ed the stairs, secured a brick and
threw 1t through the plate glass OF
the front door
The drunken rallroadcr again as
cended the stairs. approached Mrs.
Perkins and renewed his demand for
room Upon being again refused.
he struck the woman a savage blow
on the side of the bead with his fist,
Telling her TO the floor Guests Of
the house then attempted to seize the
man, but he pulled a Colts revolver
or the latest type and declared that
he would shoot any one who touched
him. He then backed down the stairs
keeping the gun displayed.
The police were nj once notified
by phone and furnished a description
OF the man. whose name was not then
known TO Mrs Perkins Within fif-
teen minutes Reid was picked UP By
Officer Fitzgerald at the corner OF
Second South and West Temple
streets. He was taken 10 the station
and booked on n charge OF assault
with deadly weapon When search.
cd Reid's gun waS found TO he fully
loaded with soft nosed bullets.
BY this time Reid's intoNication
had reached the surly silent stage,
and he would give the officers no eX.
planation OF his motive for the as
sault upon Mrs Perkins. Reid was
then locked up in the drunk house,
the only other occupant of which was
Pat OSon, an aged one.legged man
who had been picked up earlier in the
afternoon.
Half an hour later JaiIcr Gillespie
heard screams issuing from the cell,
and unlocking the door found Reid
brutally beating the helpless old
man.
II believe hc would have killed
Oson in few minutes If had not
pulled him of. said Jailer Gillespie.
Reid was then taken TO the dark cell,
and nc fought the ofllCcr every foot
OF the way.
Jailer Gillespie said that he would
press the charge of the assault upon
Oson, and this Will make the third
of the charges FOR which Reid NAV
have to stand trial
Mrs. Perkins said she hesltated
about pressing the assault charge be-
cause Reid was a married man and
drunk when he struck her. The draw
Ing of the gun was witnessed by three
guests of the house. who it is said are
ready 10 testify
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
WILD F FLICH 7
OF BALLOON
One of the Aeronauts
Drowned in The
North Sea

London, Dec. S.-A balloon owned
by the International Ballooning club
of Munich which rose from that city
on Saturday and moved in the direc-
tion oil switzerland, landed near Kirk
wall today In the county OF Orkney.
Sce-,-nd. after q wild flight across the
North Sea during which one Of the
three aeroDauts, Herr Meier, lost his
life.
After sailing to the southwest for
a little, the airship took a northerly
course and was driven toward the
British Isles by a furious gale. Sun
day morning the balloon struck the
sea and huge waves swept over the
basket and MetZger was carried away
md drowned His companions clung
To their craft. which. on being further
Iightened. asCended again and drifted
over the Orkney islands, where a sue
cessful descent was made The sur
viylng aeronauts. Dister and Jordenc.
were unharmed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
D A M ON AN D
PY [ Il | AS
ST DRY

The story of Damon and Pythias is
story of real friendship. OF true de-
votion and of willing sacrifice, one
man Tor another. that thrills one with
admiration and inspires that lratcrnal
feeling that teaches the brotherhood
OF man and makes all the world akin.
Damon was a senator OF Syracuse
in Sicily. and for being a champion of
the rights OF the people had incurred
the wrath OF Dionysius, the tyrant.
and was unjustly under sentence of
death. Many delighted to do him
honor while he was senator. but now
when under charges and stripped OF
the robes of Office. he has but one
friend I'm all the world. But Pythias
remained true; he went to the tyrant
and pleaded that Damon be permitted
TO see his wife and child before he
died Pythias agreed TO so into the
dungeon and wear the chains as a
pledge for his friends return. The
feryor OF this strange request touch
ed the heart OF DionysiuS. aud a re-
spite of four hours was granted Da-
mon. who hurried 10 his home by the
distant sea.
The beautiful maiden, the fair Ca
ltuluts NlhllH NllluS III Aut lpll'lg
dungeon. tells him that a means Of
escape has been arranged. that Da-
mon viii not return. and urges her
lover TO iiy with her 10 "A safe retreat.
Although he Is deeply touched by her
plendings. he refuses TO go, he has
pledged his word OF honor, which is
dcarer TO him than life
The king begins TO wonder II Da.
mon will return. The love OF his wife
and child. and the tender memories
that cluster around his once happy
home hold him until the last hour
OF his respite begins TO pass Civ
ing a last and an affcctionate en-
! brace 10 his loved ones. last and
longing look at his vine-clad cottage
/ he leaves for Syracuse, to redeem his
promise and to save his friend.
The hour OF execution has arrived
! Damon has not returned, and his
hostage Is brought 10 the block &c
suffer- in his stead. AS Pythias Is be-
! inc led TO the place OF execution the
DeopIe who line the street taunt him
| with the seeming falseness of his
friend. But, trusting In the honor
and friendship OF Damon. he hceds
not the cruel jecrs of the mob, and
turns to meet his iate-
At the last moment, when tbs
headsman Is about TO strike the fata
blow. when the axe Is raised and
ready TO descend. a horscman Is seer
in the distance. coming with tbs
speed of the wind. II is Damon! He
has kept his promise; be has savec
his friend.
The people were 50 deeply moyeC
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
| LARGE Bull -Dl|N1S
NOW GOING UP
Corey Commences Twosoy Structure and Addition
to Cost S20OOOBaCkman & Griffin Break Ground For
Creamery Cost $4,000.

\ II. Corey has begun the work of
lemOdcling, or rather of rebuilding,
his livery stable GU Washington ave
rue. between Twenty-fifth and Twen-
tyssiXth streets, ana when il is done.
Mr. Corey says. he will have nam,
moth livery stable. combined with a
we'll equipped garage.
ooIn own and IN "lts gtaHi VII 'be bfetGeu
a modern brick building, the cost to
he about $4,000 The front building
viii be two stories high. 40 feet wide
and l2l feet deep The second floor
of this part OF the building will he
turned into modern apartments, the
ground floor 10 be cemented for llv-
cry and garage purposes.
The rear of the structure VIII be
one story high, SO feet wide and 40
feet deep, making the entire stpc'
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Irene Chccketts was pleas.
antly surprised at her homo. 1Ol
shorten avenue, last evening Games.
music and guessing contests were
much enjoyed and n merry social hour
was spent
those present We're: The Misses
Irene Checketts. Martha Them. Flor.
ence Critics. Beatrice Easley. Edna
Bowe, Mary Sblnney. Lenorn Hall.
Jessie Bott. Florence Thomas. Lorenc
ChecIetts, Margaret Bowe. Florence
Checketts and Amelia Condo
Messrs. Guy Mcclellan. Leonard
Cashmere. Amos Holmes, Ed Baggs,
Clyde Wilson, Richie Courdurier. BIZ
Bags, Robert BlaEely, Sam Bullough.
Willie Quinn, Bert Checkctts and
Ernest Adams.
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tUre 1876 feet deep and OF average
width of about 90 feet The building
VIII extend practically from Washing
ton avenue to Cana! alley, and VIII
be among tho most modern llveries in
'hc state. The entire floor space Will
be cemented
Joining the Corey building on the
rorth, at the rear OF the present bus
GI1Tnn- '07ioTgant -frvu @ia oEulap- q,
excavation work for modern $751;
900 creamery has been begun and it
Is intended by the company to finish
the structure during the winter The
creamery is being built by the BLACK
man & Griffin company, it will be
a modern creamery in every partic,
uiar The building Will be two stor-
les high. 10 feet wide and about 100
feet deep. II viii extend back to
Canal alley.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05

won by Herman PuFdy and Miss sa,
rah Fry.
nose present We're. Misses Mabel
Bott. Vera Riley. Helen Moves. Ju-
ia Moyes. Sarah Fry. Ardcl Browning.
Ethel Thomas. Nerna Riley. Viola
Gledhill Classy I4augeriu. Pansle
Warrington. Ella Mitchell, Esther
Sepic. Arbor McGresor. Della Tracy.
Pearl Tracy, May Cook. Elmer San.
lord, Eya Rose, Alice Francis. L.u.
cy Moyes and Vera Tracy. Messrs.
Arthur McGregor. Ned Bauman. Raw
Donaldson, Harold BaIlinser. RAY
Tracy Guy Warrington. Jack Fry. Carl
Torgcson. Bill Wilkinson. Marcus
Critchlow, Earl Read. Harold Parry.
Harrison Niles, Fred Baker. Herman
Purdy, Floyd Tate, Dewey Ensign and
Ensign HerTick
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
JOLLY BUNCH.

The Jolly Bunch club met Wedues.
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Snyder Cards and music
whiled away the pleasant evening.
after which refreshments were serv-
ed Cutting cards for the prize, Mr..
and Mrs. Unander won Those pres
ont were Mr and Mrs. Dave TAYLOR.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gnandcr. Mr. and Mrs. George
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs Walt Crow
ther, Mr., and Mrs. Snyder.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
cGOCH7Y
WRIGHT FAMILY REUNION.

Box Elder News: The Wright clan
met at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Mar
tin l.. Ensign In their annual family
reunion. All members were not pres
ent, but Jolly ume was enjoyed by
those who could meet. and the day
was spent In teasting and giving
thanks
Among those from out OF town who
were present might be mentioned hr.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Wright and family, ID.
Wright and daughter, Jonathan
Wright Leonard Wright, Stella
Wright, Mrs. Lois Wright Fife, Miss
es Childs. all OF Ogden; Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew McMurtrIe OF Garland. and
Kenneth Wright. who came up from
Salt Lake City. where he Is attending
school
Next year tho family Will meet al
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ
Wright In Ogden.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05

of them fatally. in a collision on the
London Northwestern railroad at VII
lenstenden Junction today. The sec
ond section of a train from Walford
plouehcd into the first section, which
was standing at the junction.
The train was occupied chiefly by
clerks who were coming to their OF
fees in the city. The three second
coaches were crashed into by the Sec
oud section.
Many persons suffered broken limbs
and there were several fractured
skulls In many instances the victims
were so pinned beneath the wreck
age that there was difficulty in eXtri.
eating them.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
HOKEN OLSEN
W AN 7 s A
LICENSE

Hoken Olsen of Huntsville appeared
before the board of county commits
sioners this afternoon to press his pc
tition for a license TO sell liquor in
Huntsville. The board, however, ad.
ylsed Hoken that he would have TO
wait until the next meeting OF the
commissioners. Chairman Madison
told him that there were others to
hear from before the petition could
be granted. or acted upon intelligent
ly. The petition presented 10 the
board by Mr. Olsen Is signed by a
good many citizens Of Huntsville. but
IL is said. a larger counter petition
is being prepared for presentation be
fore the commissioners
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
Col M()SbY 5
BIR I HOAY
Guerrilla Leader Is a
Republican and Ad-
mirer of Pres. Taft

New Haven. Conn. Dec 5-Col.
john Singleton Mosby, the guerrilla
lc coder. whose activities in northern
Virginia were factor in delaying
the final result OF the Civil War, will
celebrate his 77th birthday here TO-
MORROW. He came all the way from
h,s Virginia home to eat his birthday
dinner with friends in New Haven
The southern students at Yale will
give him reception al the University
club this evening and tomorrow night
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
PISTON ROD KILLS AUSTRIAN

Salt Lake. Dec. 5.-WilfOrd Berg
strom, an oiler at the plant of the
Utah Copper Milling company at Gar
field. was hurled against door and
injured about the head and body Sat
urday night, when a piston rod broke
causing the cylinder head OF one OF
the big engines TO o-blow out The man
was hurried 10 his home and attend
ed by a physician. His INJURIES arc
not thought TO be OF a serious nature.
Bcrgstrum was attempting 10 get
ont Of tho engine room when the
blowout occurred. Several other men
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
FOR MISS TRACY.

A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Vera Tracy Friday evening when about
iorty-fve young people arrived at her
home for merry evening. Popular
games, songs, plano solos and various
social diversions wore enjoyed until
a late hour, when Refreshments were
served. the guests leaving for their
homes soon after
Miss Eva Rose and Miss Ella Mitch
I'll rendered somO vocal selections
that were much appreciated and Miss
"eTue Walkers plano solos re-
ce'ved special mention Prizes wore
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
DIED FROM POISON.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, Dec. a.
Lorenzo ID. ) Patton. aged %. one
% the live persons poisoned by cat
Ing home preserved asparagus tips
at a family Thanksgiving dinner. died
last night. Mr. Pattons mother. Mrs.
Carrie B F'ulkerson, and his daughter.
Mrs Frank T Kuhen, died last Tues
day
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
Continued from Page Fiyel

For Sale-A retail meat market In
Sal, Lake City with an old established
family trade and In good locality.
Reasonable rent A splendid Droposi.
ton for man with a little capital.
For Information address Box 70G, Og-
den. -
Bud Read. Robert Donley. Robert
Gagan and J. C Sweeney were each
handed fines of So in police court this
morning on the charge of being un-
lawfully drunk.
one more week OF special prices
or willow and ostrich plumes at the
Princess Millinery Co. Watch window
for halt-price specialues oG hats. =
Bonds Of Commissioners - The
bonds for the county commissioners
were fixed In open court by Judge
Howell this morning at $4,000 each.
skate at the Auditorium each after
neon and evening. Admission l0c.
skates l5c. Tuesdays ladies will be
admitted free
The bonds OF a number of the Of
fcers-elcct of the county were brought
10 the attention of the county COM
missiOnorS and they were approved,
among them being those OF the shcr-
in, road commissioner. superintendent
OF the in6rmary and others.
It's the talk of the town, just around
the corne- from Carr's Drug Store
Everybody come to the Fifth Ward
Fair next Tuesday afternoon and
evening
From Ely-SUperylsor Royal f Ma
thias of the Nevada national forest.
with headquarters at Ely, Is in the
city attending detail work in The for
est Office. He will remain In Ogden
about month.
SCALES TESTED by an expert and
arc in Grst-clasS condition Tho
Coal for sale only by ShurtlifI and
Company. Phones. is. Yard 2Oil
Washington Avenue.
Marriage licenses-Marrlag Ii
censcS have been issued to James J.
Guide and Virtue Berrctt of North Og.
den. and William Bontrop and Mary
Edith Williams OF Ogden. The lat
ter couple were married at the coun-
ty clerks Office. Deputy Clerk John
V. Bluth officiating.
It's the talk of the town Just around
the corner from Carr's Drug Store -
Mrs Gus Brown and daughter Ar
line of Salt Lake, are visiting Mrs.
G. b Yerger Of 1885 Washington ave
nue.. They viii remain in the city
week or ten days
For sale cheap. new broom mod
eIn bungalow cottage, only five
blocks from First National Bank cor
nor; good cellar, 3 closets, pantry and
bath. Inquire Bell phone 790-Y, i
White Slaver-Evidence that Viii
liam Seeecl. q Russian Jew, now be-
ing held on a vagrancy charge in the
city prison. Is in reality a white slay-
er, engaged in the traffic OF girls be-
tween America aud Europe, and want
ed by the federal authorities. comes
TO the local police from the United
States authorities at Salt Lake City.
Coal-If you want the best. If you
want full weight John Farr, phone
81 i
The funeral or Mrs. ]. Il Knauss
Will be held at the home PIP Wash
iDgton avenue, Wednesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, the Rev William w.
Fleetwood. rector of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd officiating. Inter
ment at Mountain View cemetery, The
Body VIII lie in state Tuesday from
2 To S p III. II is the wish of the
family that no flowers be sent.
FOR SALE-2,ooo tons standard
Goals. See Porterfleld. ogden Sewer
Pipe G. Clay Co. -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
EAGLES,

All members o, Ogden acrie No. IFS
are requested to he present at the
meeting on Dec. Z Important buSl-
ness connected with new club rooms
and election OF officers.
l.. DROWNING. w. r.
Il. X. GElGER, Sec.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
A HORSE WANTED.

A gentleman desires to canvas We
her county and wants the use OF a
buggy horse for his board. Address
solicitor. care OF the Standard. Good
reference given and good attention to
horse. =
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05

narrowly escaped injury and perhaps
death
Two generators were burned out in
the accident Tho plant was closed
down Sunday while repairs wero be-
ing made.
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DINNER PARTIES.

Mrs. S. L. Brick entertained at a
pleasant Informal dinner on Monday
evening and again on Tuesday even
Ing. Covers were laid for eight on
each occasion.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05
WRECK ON AN
ENGLISH ROAD

London. Dec. Some forty per
sons were seriously injured. a number
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs w. II, Shermer and
Mr.. and Mrs. DTesslcr, Of Payson.
were Ogden visitors last Wednesday
and Thursday.
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NJ aud Mrs. L. J Jones and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. T. m Jones
were among the guests who assembled
ar the homo In Provo, of Patriarch
Jahn T. Jones to participate In the
celebration of his elghtieth birthday
Among the remembrances offered the
venerable guest OF honor We're eighty
silvr dollars. the emblem OF his years
Miss Lila lost. daughter Of Samuel
E Jost Of SEQ Twcnty-second street.
Is in New York city on her return
home from Berlin. Germany, where
she has been studying music for the
past nine years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
BUPLINGAME PEAL ESTATE
REAUTIFUL HOMEsITEs.

Visit the beautiful Burlingsme hill country
the most beautiful within reach of the city. far
surprising the cross bay localities. transfer to
the San MateO electric car at 5th and Market
you always get seat-and get on at EAST0N
station. or take the Southern Pacific al Third
end Townsend. Here Is the finest suburban home
site on the Deninsuls. FAST0N ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGA3IE; beautiful shaded paths. cool on
the hottest DAYS: all improvements. cement side
walks, streets. sewers water. light and tele-
phone are installed: the homes VIII appeal 70
you: large lots easy terms. excellent and fast
train service. twice fast 70 hsv
points. For particulars about FAST0N address
F. J. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING. SAN
FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
ACREAGE
FOR SALE.
Farm LANDS FOR SALE
IS A MONTH BUYS

A 10 Acre Fruit Farm
in the established gulf coast country that can he
made 10 produce 5000 year. Fruitdale offers
the most IN the entire south for investor or set
tier. Good land-not white sand: fine markets:
located on trunk railroads; rainfall plentiful:
irrigation needed: water pure: climate healthful:
winters ideal: not a new thing. but has been
cessful for is years. The present price OF this
fruit farm land Is low and It's value Is rapidly
increasing No other land proposition anywhere
offers the investor settler such remarkable on
p0rtunity for so little money Fruitdale. Write
for big book showing panoramic views. Agents
wanted FRUITDALE DEVELOPMENT CO.. sos
423 Chestnut ST.. St. Louis. Mo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ADMINIsTRATRIx SALE

IN REGION OF AMPLE RAINFALL. at pri-
vate sale 750 acre ranch. miles east OF Santa
Rosa, Cal. Northern boundary is middle OF
channel of Santa Rosa creek. an ever flowing
stream; best basalt block quarry In California
(nov operated by City Street Improvement Coz
Is on this rancn: the S. P r. r. runs through
ranch and has station thereon; part Of ranch
heavily wooded with oak. portion In fine prunes
producing best crops In vicinity; few acres in
cranes: good house Of rooms and other i'm
provements; a large acreage is same soil as
celebrated Vrooman walnut orchard. which d.
rectly Joins the ranch the west; ranch now
rented as dairy and produce and income on over
s75 600: properly improved. would produce in
come on much larger capital. Inquire 312 Russ
building
S25 cash for a 5 acre home. close to San Fran
cisco. in Alameda county; some Of the finest
land In California for poultry. berries. vege-
tables fruits, walnuts. almonds, etc: beauti-
full level acres: some land only minutes to
p o.. stores. theaters and all requirements OF
an up to date community; S 2. and W P
railroads: 20 passenger trains daily: 25 freight
trains: buv good land close to s. E.. the best
market on the coast with good transportation
facilities and you sure to make money: We
have the best land, choicest most beautiful 10
cation: abundance of water; lowest prices:
easiest terms; $75 per acre up; acres, SIS
cash balance small payments
RICH VALLEY LAND CO.. $50 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

ONE TO FIVE ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD.
The. crops and orchards viii meet future pay
ments: steam and l electric line to the lands;
only IS minutes from San Francisco; land level,
20 feet deep: plenty Of water so feet; berries
pay $1,000 per acre; prices reasonable; years
in which to pay: don't miss this chance
ROBINSON & CUNNING,
General Agents for Lands OF Meek Estate, 533
Castro ST., Hayward. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
REAL EsTATE 10 EXCHANGE

TO exchange make exchanges daily. can
handle any property that Is located In near
Oakland If the prices are right and yOu mean
business. What have you and what do you
want? D. F. 8lINNEY. 422 11th St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

BE SURE To VISIT SUNNY SLOPE TRACT
BEFORE INVESTING.
Ideal subdivision for poultry raising. Only
8 niles east OF Hayward
Well watered; fronting the proposed Dab
lin boulevard: only Z mile to public school. and
You can buy 3. and 10 scre tracts from SIS to
500 per acre: terms third down, third IN
year. third in two years; no interest. no taxes
Why buy a suburban lot when you can get
choice tract OF this acreage for laas money. from
which you can make an independent iiviugf
Apply TO the owner. ". b. PROCTOR. 682
18th St. Oakland. or to any real estate dealer in
Hayward
ACRE OF more in famous Meek orchard tract.
electric ard steam lines on land; fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free nfors
nation.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tei HaVward DOG. Harvard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
CANCER CURE

WE CURE CANCER; have cured patients to
refer to you. Call and let US explain our treat
ment Send for booklet. MRS. s. J. BRIDGE
CANCER Co.. rms. 503-04 Westbank bid. s. r.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
REDWOOD CTTY-PeaI Estate

A-IMPROVED lots; 5 minutes walk from Red
wood City depot: very easy terms: also
age; send for booklet. BALDWIN & HOW
ET.B. 3tS-324 Kearnv st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
SANATORIUMS

ST. MARGARETS Maternity home: confinement
specially; adoption: special treatment for all
female troubles. III East 14th st. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-27
CATARRH AND DEAFNESS

ALSO ear noises positively cured; / week free.
DR. COTTINGHAM, 94s Market St; hrs. 1O-4.