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tion whenever symptoms such as the above are
present.: Syrup hyPophosphites compound ozs.,
tincture. cadomene compound / OF. mot carda-
NOM. Mix. shake we'll ana take q teaspoonful
before or after meals and at bedtime. .
Mrs. r. L.: Your headache is caused by the
bad case of nasal or head cstarrh. Any one can.
cure catarrh by Using simple nostril wash
septic ss Sssstps Sss DsGs, Of ad half t ,n & S
warm water. SNUFF this mixture Into the
trils and gargle the. throat until all Jumps and
accumulafions Of catarrhal matter are removed.
This enables you to breathe freely, stops hawk
ing, splitting, etc Get 2 ounce package of
nia r,iahe powdeI Also use an ointment made by
o. Of lard or ysseline. Apply twice daily TO
the nostrils Take 9 grain sulpherb tablets to
purify the blood.
Maid The symptoms you describe. such as
tnnamed eyes. yellow spots on the skin, dry and
itcning skin. nervousness meIencholia. etcs all
ihdlcates serious condition of the liver aud
bowels The case has become chronic. but this
prescription will correct and make you we'll:
sence cardiol o.. aromatic nud cascara o.,
aromatic AZ syrup rhubaTb Qzs. Mix and take from
from to weeks and write me again.
Edith O.: The condition of your children may
prove serious in view that ahtecedants died with
consumption The fact that you are very poor
shall not hinder me from giving you sound and
eed MO matter ye how ss neglect i ess n ss
way to cure If possible but treat 1t. Here is
the cheapest and most effective cough syrup
that ! know Of, but you make 1t yourself: OBJ
tain from any well stocked druggist 2h OF.
package OF essence mentholaxene and mix it
WIN nome made syrup according to directions
ssccompanying it; this makes full pint of the
nhest laxative, curative and tonic cough syrup,
superior 10 patent or labeled goods and about
times cheaper. 1t makes the most effective
cough remedy that have prescribed. Take
teaspoonful every hour two. Give children
~ ~ 10 80 drops. full pint, will cost less than
Mrs. e. r. L.: I am glad to know my invig
orating tonic has completely restored you to
neaitn W A sensible parent will never punish
cniid Tor chronic bed wetting. 1t is dis
ease.a nervous disease Of the sphincter muscles
Wnen control urination. Obtain one ounce OF
compound nuid balmwert give to 10 drops In
wafer wafer or on sugar tc times daily and your
c cnin Viii soon be cured. If he is constipated,
paVe lns nlied: Aromatic fluid cascara | o.,
ctpmpouno essence eardiof 1 o.. syrup aromatic
InuparD ozs Mix. Dose, u to + teaspoonful
d.e Inree times daily Continue treatment several
months II necessary.
o1ty Lass; The persistent and regular use
q. % . sIain hypo-nuclane tablets will after the
cS..,,., ndS. rev weeks, increase the weight | to
pounus ,et week while they improve the blood so
snssri, sna. lou may have pink cheeks red lips and
s,aSs ,Aalns ryes, the same as your more fortunate
irienus II nus Inese hyponuclane tablets are useful
~ eas ~ inugestion nervousness, seepessness,
e'c' directions accompany each sealed package.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
CHINESE BRIDE IS
SAVED FROM DEVIL
Carried on Back of Woman to
Hen1e of Groom Without
Touching Ground

A bride that weighed more than the
law allows disturbed the peace Of Chi
natown Wednesday night and brought
mob of such proportions into the street
that the setting looked more like that
for tong war than for a full fiedged
romance. It has been a custom among
the Chinese since the days of Confucius
that a bride shall be borne to and
from her carriage upon the back of
the agent who made the match Her
feet must not touch the earth from
the moment of the ceremony until she
is conveyed to the house of the bride
groom or she will be lost to the devil.
Chan Yings the buxom daughter of
an Oakland merchant, was the bride.
She had been raised under the Cali
fornia sky and when the test came at
yesterdays ceremony it was found that
she was over weight.
The wedding contract had been nego-
tiated by fraiI little agent of so. She
was bent and weak Mrs. Tum Sing
volunteered to act as substitute bride
bearer. The girl was successfully
brought from her Oakland home to the
ferry and driven into the Chinese quar-
ter on this side. Then came the tussle.
1t was necessary to convey the bridal
DuFuen up Stochtou street W the OIlSH-
tai hotel, the temporary abode of the
groom. Mrs. Tum stopped while the
girl straddled her back Then she
started up Stockton street. Young
China, some $50 strong, surrounded the
couple, tottering over the cobbles, and
cheered them valiantly.
Finally the Oriental hotel was
reached and ascent of the steep stairs
accomplished
The wedding was one of the most
elaborate the local colony has known
since the fire. The bridegroom is
Charley Tom Chung, wealthy mer-
chant from Omaha. He saw his bride
for the first time during the ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
All Star FootbalIers to
Play Denver

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. IA. tenta-
tive agreement with. the Denver uni
yersity football, team fer a game with
the All Western team. which Is organ
iziug under Coach Frank bongman Of
Notre Dame university for trip to
the Pacific coast was announced today
The game probably win be played dur
ing the Christmas holidays. The west
eTn stars are 10. play the Multnomah
athletic club Of Portland. ore. on Jan
nary T. The All. Western team thus
far has recruited McGovern of Mime
sofa, quarter, hack; Rosenwald of Min
nesota and Ma gidsohn OF Michigan.
halfbaeks, and johnson. Of Minnesota.
fuuback The team viii play four
games during its trip. The other two
games have not been arranged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
Presbyterian Children
Given Clubhouse
[SeeoiaI Dis9aioh to The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Dec. Ia. W. Fos-
ter president Of the Marin water and
power company. has given the Boys
and girls club Of the. Presbyterian
church a clubhouse and athletic field
IN Tie heart Of San Rafael.
The property is equipped at present
witn an artistic clubhouse. two bowl
Ing alleys basket bail and tennis courts
and running track. The Girls club,
The Sterling court branch Of the Queens
~ AEilion, VIII hold a fair on the field
Saturday afternoon TO. raise funds for
further athletic equipment The sta
dium is 4 part Of the extensive Foster
estate and viii prove Of great benefit
10 the BOYS and girls Of the community.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
MOTHERS TO DISCUSS
KINDERGARTEN NEEDS

BERKELEY. Dec For the dis
scussion OF kindergartehs and problems
connected with these schools. a meet
ing Of the Mothers Kindergarten asso-
citation viii be held in the First Uni
tartan church the evening OF Decem-
Der 3.
Among the speakers will he: Prof.
C. r. Rugh Of the university. Moral
Influence Of Environment: Prof. c. A.
Stebbins. Influence OF Art. Charles
Keller and Christopher Ruess
Miss Alva NJ. Haight and Mrs. Will
liam IT. Waste win contribute the
MUSIC for the affair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
HUSBAND OF GRADUATE
ATTEMPTS TO TAKE LIFE

BERKELEY. Dec Friends of Mrs.
Frank Tanning. known here as Teddy
Howard in her undergraduate days on
the acmpus. have been told of the at
tempted suicide 70 her husband, Frank
Tanning the actor, in Brooklyn. He
was preparing TO hang himself in the
dressing room of a theater when he
was discovered and rescued. Mrs. Fan
ming. who is the daughter of c. s.
Howard of the faculty of the French
department of the university is not
playing with her husband, but is a
Y y
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
IN FAMILY'S SIGHT

OAKLAND. Dec. 1.-Espanosi Few
ronao dragged his wife and small
child from bed by the hair last night,
declaring they should witness his
death While they covered at his feet
he drew a revolver and shot himself
through the left breast, the bullet en-
tering three inches above the heart
The woman and child fled to the
street and alarmed the neighborhood.
The police were summoned and con-
veyed the injured man to the receiv-
ing hospital
Fevronao lives at S37 Brush street
and had been drinking heavily for sew
eral DAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02


your weight, which is
below normal, by shav-
ing this prescription
filled Compound syrup hypophospbites 6 ozs.,
tincture cadomene compound j o., and compound
essence cardiol [ OF. Mix shake the bottle well
and take a teaspoonful after meals IL the appe-
stite is not good or before meals IL 1t il. After
the first week gradually increase the dose to two
teaspoonfuls s Also take grain hypon nuclahe
tablets to increase the weight, per directions
accompanying carton.
Bess: Blackheads. pimples. boils sore spots
and large pores in skin of the face can be read
lily overcome by the following treatment, local
and Internal. Have your druggist mix ONT
ment Of rose kayloin 2IA drains and anolin 2 ozs.
Wash the skin with pure SOAP and hot water.
dry thoroughly and apply ointment thinly two or
three times daily. The ointment is flesh colored
and can not he detected. Then obtain tube of
3 grain ssulpherb tablets and take one TO four
daily. that bowels move freely two or three
times daily. This treatment removes blackheads.
heals pmples and sores and purifes the blood
and skin. when everything else is impotent.s A
more rapid cure may follow If the face is mas
saged day with plain yellow minyol which
is packed in jars and carried by most
druggists.
Worker: There are several good prescriptions
for chronic dyspepsia and Indigestion of an an
noying character, but ! have 4iad better success
with scientific treatment known triopeptine
ftablets) than anything else triopeptlne treats
sthe stomach and digestive tract to bring about a
cure; and not merely TO relieye, as most adyer-
Try the triopeptine tablets several weeks and let
me hear from You again.
Charles: can not give prescriptions in these
columns for private diseases of men and women
send me syour full and address. stating
your case plainly. and l will write you privately.
giving you prescription and full advice. There
is charge for this
Charles E.: The best treatment for oily or
greasy hair, dandruf and itching scalp, falling
hair dead and split end hair. etc, is plain
yellow minyol packed in jars and sold
by any large retail drug store. This cures dan
druf with three or four applications. Directions
accompany the Jar. This is far superior to the
sage tea you have tried.
Housewife: For the relief and cure Of tired.
swollen aching. sweaty and cslloused feet, use a
teaspoonfuI of viane powder and tablespoonful
of salt TO a gallon of hot water. Immerse tha
feet from 10 to Is minutes every night or morn
ing. This gives a grand feeling of relief. and
soon enables one to be on their feet all day
Sick One: You say you have had a long sick
spell. and have never regaiped yonr strength and
nervous force, but constantly become weak soon
after arising. catch cold easily. perspire too
freely, irregular appetite, melancholia, ETC. Your
physician should have given you a sustaining
tonic. and you would have been we'll Here is
conyalescent tonic, which is marvellous In ac-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
AT HOME IN ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA. Dec Mrs. Elizabeth
Allen, who formerly was one of the
proprietors Of the Knickerbocker and
Lennox hotels in San Francisco, died
last night at the home of Mrs. Martha
Golden, 436 Central avenue. Mrs. Allen
had lived with Mrs. Golden for %
years and they had made their home
in this city for 10 years. Mrs. Allen
came to this state from her birthplace
Boston, Mass, 5S years ago She was
rs years of age. The funeral will be
held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
from the Golden residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
WaYmire Mission High
Rugby Captain

T.. Naymire was yesterday elected
captain ~ Mission high school Rugby
football team for next year. Waymire
was the. star of the Mission team in
the championship game against Palo
Alto two. weeks ago. Waymire was a.
member Of the Columbia Park bows
cub sthat-. toured Australia last year.
and during the visit 10 the Antipodes
Wagmire Learned as much about the
Rugby game as he could. That he put
his knowledge. to good use is evident
from the fine. football he has played
this season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
Crack Greyhounds VIII
Race at IngIeside

high. class field Of greyhounds will
race in the open stake to be decided on
sunday at Fngleside ieoursing park. The
feature race of the rundown is the
meeting OF. the crack performers. Tur-
KEYS Best and Rlackbird. The dogs
met week ago. and the latter was A
winner in . 1uky trial
The drawing sare as follows:
open. stake-RoysI Gold II vs. Siyporetts
rne Wing rs. Dorando: Miss Luxor vs. Tim
lronin- Theodore ". Lady Artridge: Teddy
slue rs T. u n; Georgetown vs. Lady Portoia (:
Myrtle vs. Royal Golds Blsckbrd rs Turkeys
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
REFERENDUM. PETITION
FILED WITH COUNCIL

BERKELEY. Dec. IA petition to
refer to the people an initiative ordi-
nance passed by the city council and
held To modify the charter was filed by
+. W. Richardson this afternoon. The
document contained more than 700
names and prevents the initiative ordf-
nance becoming effective until after
the people have voted on the proposed
law at the next city election.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
ORCHESTRA TO GIVE
PROGRAM FROM CLASSICS

BERKELEY. Dec. d.-Schubert's Fifth
symphony and overture from Martha
and a Strauss waltz will form the main
features OF the third semiannual sym
phony concert which will be given by
the university orchestra in Hearst hall
Wednesday night, under the direction
Of Prof. r. +. Scholz The students will
be assisted by Miss Caroline Little.
violinist: Hother Wismer, violinist, and
Franklin Carter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
ALAMEDA PET SHOW
WILL OPEN TODAY

ALAMEDA, Dec. 1.-The pet show,
which will be held at 1882 Park street.
viii open tomorrow afternoon at I
o'clock with $50 entries. The show is
in charge of a committee Of local resi-
dents and DIR. +. W. dEvelyn is chair
man. Those who have entered have
been requested by the committee to
have their exhibits in place before 10
o'clock tomorrow morning The ex-
hibit win close Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
Important Changes, Shasta Route.
Southern Pacific, Commencing
December 4fh

Oregon Express, leaving this CITY
$50 D. m. daily, will run via Sacra-
mento, Marysville and Chico, for Port
land. Tacoma and Seattle, instead ot
via Davis and Willows
Portland Express will leave $40
p. m daily, instead OF 11:4O o. m, and
run via Davis and Willows, instead of
Sacramento and RoseIille, for Port
land, Tacoma and Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By DIR. THEODORE BECK

The questions answered abelow are general in char
acter; the symptoms diseases are given and the
answers will apply to any of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free, may address Dr.
Theodore Beck, College Bldg College Ellwood SITS,
Dayton, Ohio, enclosing self addressed
lope for reply Full name and address must be given
only initials fictitious w b n my
answers The prescriptions can be filled at any we'll
stocked drug stere Any druggist order of whole
saler.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
MARRIAGES

JACksoN-swAN-In this city, November ~
1910. by Rev. George A. Hough OF Grace Neth-
odist Episcopal church William H. JACKSON
WALLER--LAsKY-In this city. December !;
1910. Bertram NJ Waller of Marieopa ana
Charlotte L. Lasky
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
EXCAVATION COMPLETED
FOR NEW COURTHOUSE
So Dnealeh 3 AZ CaIIl

VALLEJO. Dec. 1.-Excavation hav-
ing been finished for the 100000 court
house. the first construction material is
due TO arrive here for shipment to the
county seat next Sunday. The Thomp-
son-Starrett company, which has the
contract, expects 10 have the building
finished and ready for occupancy. by
this time next year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
STOCKTON REBEKAH'S
JOURNEY TO LINDEN

STOCKTON. Dec. IA delegation OF
S. members Of Rainbow Rebekah lodge
Of this city went to Linden this even
ing where the local team put on the
initiatory work for Opal lodge Mrs.
Eta Stuart. president Of the Rebekah
assembly, was present and reviewed
the work.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02

Agnes r.: You can
have pink cheeks, red
lips and also add from
ten to thirty pounds to
your weight, which is
below normal. by .hav--
ing this prescriptiOn.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Notice Of Adjustmen, Day

Estate Of Charles u. Fuleher. dcrcas.
ed
Tho undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the state
Of Charles II. fulch.r. deceased. late
OF the County Of Christian. IA the
State Of Kentucky. hereby gives no-
tice that he will appear before The
County Court Of Otcro County. at the
Court House In Ia Junta. In aid
County. on Monday, the twenty eighth
day OF March,. ID. 1910. at the hour
Of ten o'clock A. N. Of said day. At
which time all persons having claims
against said estate ar. notified and
requested TO attend for the purpose
Of having the sam. adjusted. An
persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
To the undersigned.
Dated at Ia Junta. Colorado. thls
nineteenth day Of Eel rusry. A. ID.
1910.
EARL ". HAsKINs.
Administration Of the estate Of Charles
b. Fulcher. deceased.
First publication. February Is. 1910.
Last publication. March ~. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior, u.litet
States Land Office at Pueblo, Col
orado. February 10. 1910.
Notice is here y given that william
Warden Jones. OF La Junta. Colorado
who. on March "a, 1902, made home
stead entry No. l2423. serial No
02575. for lots 3 and 4. south hal
northwest quarter. section !. town
ship 20 south. range IS west. 9th prin
cipal meridian. has filed notice ol
intention to make final five yea
proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described. before the clerk OF
the District Court. at La Junta. Col
orado. on the 9Th day Of April. 1910
Claimant names as witnesses
Warren stanton, William A. Harris
OF La Junta, Colorado; William i
Moore, OF Rocky Ford. Colorado: Ben
jamin Zendner, OF La Junta. Colorado
S. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. February rs, 1910.
Last publication. April 2. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Motto. Of Final Settlement.
In the matter Of the estate Of Pris
silla Dunsmore. deceased.

In the matter Of the estate Of Pris
silla Dunsmore. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that OF
Monday, the fourth day OF April. A. !
1910. being one OF the regular day
OF the March term Of the county cour
OF otero county. In the state Of Col
.orado, /. George Hammond. admin
istra,or OF said estate. will appea
before the Judge Of said court. pr
sent my final settlement as such ad
ministrator. pray the approval OF tn
same. and will then apply 10 be dis
charged as such administrator. A
which time and place any person T.
interest may appear and present OF
jections TO the same II any there b,
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. Feb
ruary %. 1910
GEORGE HAMMOND.
Administrator Of the estate OF PrlE
silla. Dunsmore, deceased.
First publication. February &c. 1910,
Last publication. March 2s. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior. 5.
Land Office at Pueblo. Colombo,
February IL. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Mariano
whatiey OF Higbee. Colorado. who, on
March q. 1905. made Homes,eaG En-
try No. ii727. serial No o55s7 for
southwest quarter northeast quar- cr,
northwest quarter southeast quarlsr,
east half southwest quarter. section
%. township q south. range 90 wrst
sixth principal meridian. has lied
notice OF intention TO make final i've
year proof. to establish claim 20 he
land above desert ed. before The
clerk OF the district court. al Ia
Junta. Colorado. on he iifth dap Of
April. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses
Thomas Conyers. John II. Goodpss
,ure. Samuel Morrow. OF La J4uta
Santiago Masoarenss OF Higbee CO
Colo, Santiago Mascarenas Of Higbee
Colorado.
S. A. ABBEY.
Register
First pul lloa,ion. February 10. 1910.
Last publication. March 20. 1910
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

productions The statistics when
inches thirty
Colorado
gathered 1t
In n Colorado
OF compiling comparing the
statistical work
udiou considered and
carefully inadvertently
gcrate OF
compilation the table shows that otero county leads
of total OF
Coorados wealth of
farms and ihant Of
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Otero County Leads all
Counties in Colorado

d you that Otero county leads every county in
the total value cropsagricultural fruit and
garden truck-ly 81 100000 for the year 1902
agrcult ira products alone concerned the
value Is nearly double that Of county in the
state The Colora State Commercial Association has
Just completed tn work OF securing statistics for the
information OF homeseekers In Colorado, who wish to
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
COLORADO STATISTICS FOR 1909.


the
RADIO State Commercial Association;
Population tcstimadi
Area OF state miles
Area ... o..
Of arabic land
Acres OF land placed Irrigation.
NUMBER IRRIGATED COLORADO
Section
Arkansas Valley , ,ss357
Valley
Valley
Moniros" district 2lb.oo0
Mont"suma district ., g., 10000
Durango district
Rouu county district d. d. 10000
Total amount OF land vatered 23l7 ass
Projects under construction viii
annual farmer. 70
Number railroad track
of andto tow
O
Toa 1909. sto7bsSo
Value OF coal mined 1909 s2i+72sS
Value II
orchard products
Classified u follows;
table s72s7s.s5o
including small uts. cantaioupcs
n table sss7sooo
Value Of raised not including greenhouse
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
s. A. ABBEY.

First pul iloation. February 10. 1910.
Last publication, March 20. 1910
Evening journal., 1910-04-29
List Of the Guests.

List Of the Guests.
George 3. Neef, Irwin Van Arsda-
len, Philip Leshem, Harry L. Rochamp
Solomon Harris, ID. Herman Stassfort.
Carl Snellenburg, S. S. Schilling, War
ner Wallsmith, Charles w. Bacon,
Fred j. O'Toole, James A. Grubb,
George II. Mccall, John J. Flynn, VIII
liam G. Taylor, Robert r. Deverell
Edmund Mitchell, II. B. Schutt, James
l.. Banning. Josiah Marvel. o. c. Purdy
Levin Irving Handy William +. Small
ley, John c. Strong, James Bowers
William ii. Heald, James IL. Wright.
David A. Hay, J. Barry Mahool, III.
T. Smoot, ID. w. Lynch. A. o. IL.
Grier, James c. O'Neal, $. ID. Town
send, Jr., Edward r. Pusey Frank
Lisman, William ID. Mullin. Edwin r.
Cochran. Jr.. Robert O. Janvier +.
i. Mettler, i. II. Steinle, NJ. r. Con-
way, J. II. Yates, Harry w. Pearce,
Jr., Charles +. Minors, DR.. John S.
Moreland. Edward r. Kurtz, Morris
Worrall. Isaac Turner. Karl Mayer, w.
n. Lank. Joseph ID. Cloud. NJ. T.. Dom
lon, Grandon G. Reed, Bernard Nc
Kagney, Benjamin V. Clark, Thomas
A. Connolly, J. S. Clark, Elmer Nc
Call, Alfred A. Ackerman, Colen a.
Campbell, A. Tobias, George NJ. Gil
lespie, J. =. Dunn. Harry II. Logan,
James ]. Riley John ]. Hayes,
John ID. Thompson, Jr., Thurs
ton M. Lowe, Percy L. Darlington, T..
b. Grinenberg. c. NJ. Beadenkopf. J.
n. Wheelin, Harry Crawford, Frank
Jeandell, James u. -'H-lor. Harrie A.
Bell. James Il. Needham, II. Lloyd
lmler John Govatos, r. Clarence Muir
phey, Irwin NJ. Plummer. Wilmer
Stradley. Carl I. Orbann, Henry Sny-
der S. II. Durstein, Hiram Yerger, A.
J. Rumford, Desmond NJ. Cronin
Charles II. Ten Weeges. AIillard +.
Davis, a. L. Jeffers, J. Christy Con-
ner George c. Morton, o. W. Everett.
Herman Glanding +. L. Ash, Lawrence
]. Broman, Thomas L. Newell Frank
O'Donnell, Nathan Miller, Daniel Ross,
Garrett B. Metter, John G. Stab, Sr,
A. r. Saylor, II. w. Frazer, John A.
Sheldin. w. 3. Megear. Frank V. Finn,
John NJ. Truax, Enoch Moore, Jr
Homer Barry, Charles L. story, John
w. Loud.