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Evening journal., 1910-07-18

writ OF LeVari hacias. TO me directed.
will be exposed 70 public sale at the
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the city
OF Wilmington New Castle county,
ON THURSDAY.
THE 21ST DAY OF JULY. 1910,
at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described real estate. viz:
with a two-storied brick dwelling thereon
erected situate IN the city OF Whining
ton aforesaid; bounded and described as
Beginning al a point on the easterly
side of Franklin street az the distance
Of sixteen feet southerly from the south
erlv side OF Fifth street at n corner Of
William l.. Wilson's land: thence east
erly. parallel with Fifth street, passing
through the centre Of the division wall
of the house on this lot and the ad-
/ Joining house on the north sixty-eight
| feet to the westerly side OF a three-feel
wide alley, extending, southerly from
Eth sst t5seee parallel Pa lie with FsiT riE6 !.
said alley parallel with Franklin street
fourteen feet and six inches southerly
to a corner; thence westerly parallel
centre Of the division wall of the house
on this lot and tho house adjoining or
the south siXty-eight feet TO the easterly
side Of Franklin street. and thence there
| By northerly fourteen feet and six In.
ches TO the place Of beginning, be tn,
contents thereof what they may with tn,
] rec use ana pitNlltst OF the ABOVE Qescrin
ed three-feet wide alley in common with
others entitled thereto forever: subject I,
the payment of an equitable share of ex
pense and cost OF keeping said alley N
good order and repair being the sam,
lands and premises which Charles Beaden
kopf and wife by indenture under thei
hands and seals bearing date the -
day Of --, A. D., 1889 granted and con
viewed unto the said Amos X Raub In fee
Seized and taken I'm execution as IN,
property of Amos X Raub. and isabelle
Rauh, his wife nortgagors. and tits
and to be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPINCOTT Sheriff.
] Sheriff's office, Wilmington. Delaware
July /. 1910. iy5-9-11-1f-1s-20
Evening journal., 1910-07-18
.ATLANTrc CITY HoTRfs.
HOTEL LAMBORN

Atlantic City, ocean end Maryland Av.
Capacity, 250 elevator to street level;
private baths; moderate rates: booklet;
TITT.TA afTT Imp
Evening journal., 1910-07-18

lTASSAGF COLD CREAM-fLkSA lin
M IN Iasmine perfumed. A perfect
cold cream in beautiful aluminium box
Keeps fresh in all temperatures For mas. mas.
sage purposes rough or chopped SKID pIufi pnrg.
951i Tatnal St. Wilmington Del ile'sm
x~1 INTFD-GIRL FOR HOUSE WORK.
w Anplv ss5 Jefferson 81. Aparsment' no.
before noon or OF p. m. 9lo--t
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
/. The Quickest and Sim
pIeSt Cough Cure
>%~%%e~<%~~%%>~~~%e%%~~.

Better than all the cough medicines
YOU could buy. and far less expensive
is simple remedy that you can max
at home in five minutes. A whole
pint of it-enough TO last family a
long time-costs only 81 cents. 1t is
pleasant to take-children like it.
1t will usually conquer q deep seated
cough in 81 hours Two or three doses
overcome an ordinary cough It is also
splendid for colds. bronchitis. incipient
lung trouble, whooping cough. etc.
Granulated Sugar Syrup. .....13la ozs.
Pinew ................ ozS.
Take a pint of Granulated Sugar.
add 4 pint of warm water and stir
about , minutes. Put the 21e ounces
Pinex in pint bottle and fill il UP with
the syrup. Take teaspoonful every
one. two or three hours.
Granulated Sugar Syrup is simple
but excellent sedative. Pinex is the
most valuable concentrated compound
of Norway White Pine Extract. and is
rich in all the medicinal elements Of
the pine. Mono of the weaker pine
preparations compare with the real
Pinex itself. All druggists have il or
viii get it If requested
Strained honey can be used instead
OF the syrup and makes a very fine
honey and pine tar cough syrup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CONv!CTS TAKEN
TO FEDERAL JAIL
Fourteen Prisoners Go in Spe=
cial Train to Leavenw0rth
From State Penitentiaries
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24.-Five con-
victs from Folsom prison, including
"Buckshot' Smith we'll remembered
notorious stage-robber in the early
eighties, were sent to the federal prison
a Fort Leavenworth. Kans., on the spe-
cial convict train which lest San Fran
cisco today with number of govern
ment prisoners who have been confined
in San Quentin. The Folsom prisoners
were taken aboard the special train at
Stockton
"Buckshot" Smith was the hero OF
a terror on the Calaveras stage routes.
ing a life sentence.
Thomas Grove, a counterfeiter sent
up from Marysvills: ]. Mattheson. sen
fenced from southern California; NJ.
Young, sentenced for forgery, and d.
Burns, sentenced for robbing a post
office, were the other federal prisoners
They are being sent east pursuant to
the policy of the government to trans
fer all federal prisoners now in state
prisons to the federal prison.
Altogether II prisoners were taken
east. Their record names are: Fred
A. Foster, William Wakefield, Thomas
j. Johnson, Thomas Grove and Frank
Woods, counterfeiters; George Young,
J. B. Mathiason and David Belmond
money order forgers; w. V Smith, s.
III. Fisher and Thomas Jackson, mail
robbers; Natalo Nails and John Fitz-
patrick, doing time for murder, and
Antonio Augustine, convicted of man
slaughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
Food for the Sick

When we consider how much depends
upon a sick person having the proper
kind Of food one feels that too much
thought or care can not be given to
this subject Not only must the food
be nourishing but il must be daintily
appetite.
Ii is not unusual to offer the same
food two or three times and surprise is
expressed IL it is refused. Offer only
small amount at time. and If any
is left throw il away.
Oatmeal Cruel is superior to corn
meal. as it is less irritating to the stom-
ach Cook the oatmeal thoroughly,
strain and add an equal amount of
milk, season with salt and cook a few
minutes longer. In making flour Cruel
be very careful to have it thin; a
pasty. Cruel is positively nauseating.
In making beef tea trim all the fat
off very carefully and cook slowly for
three or four hours, then strain AS
beef tea is more of Stimulant than a
food bread should be served with ii
If the patient is able to take solid food.
For this purpose trim the crust from
a slice of bread. cut into one inch
square pieces and brown in the oven.
Chocolate or cocoa Is a very nourish-
ing drink ii not made too rich and thus
overtax the stomach. Toasted graham
waters are very nice TO serve with ii.
Rice is one OF the safest foods espe-
cially If there is any bowel trouble.
but it must be cooked until perfectly
soft, for even rice il half cooked may
be injurious.
Cream toast is liked by most people.
A simple way of making il is to heat
half a cup of cream. season with salt
and pour ove- q slice of bread well
drowned and bnttered. Let it stand a
few minutes before serving. Plain
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
See the page entitled What
Women Are Doing" in The Sun
day Call. Sterling silver prizes are
awarded for recipes, as specified.

boiled custards should take the place
OF heavy steamed or baked custards.
To- Live Long-From good authority
we learn that from infancy to old age
a process of Justification is going on.
The bones are hardening and the arr
teries become thickened with calcare-
GUS deposits. 1t is only a question of
time, say the doctors, when the func-
tiorls of the system will be blocked and
the refuse deposited by the blood
throughout the body will stop the
delicate machinery we call life.
To prevent these limelike secretions
gree, persons approaching old age
should use little of food containing
these earthly salts. Fruit, especially
ripe, Juicy apples. IS recommended for
said that distilled water is one of the
most important means of preventing
concretions and arrangements Of
health. 1t is also recommended to ,lse
diluted pfosphoric acid daily with the
distilled water. 10 drops in each glass
full OF water.
with plenty of fresh air, exercise and
a happy contented frame of mind will
go far in cheating old Father Time
and prolonging our days. There vrouid
be MANY more cent rians in tI,e Ia,, :,
if men and women understood them
selves as they should, but there is per
haps greater Ignorance about the
human body. it's uses, its needs and the
means of preservation than of any
subject of minor Importance Living
to be 100 years old may not seem de-
sirable TO many, neither would it be
if one is TO become feeble. decrepit.
with failing ght or hearing and with
! faculties dulled and incapable of inter-
est in ones surroundings. This, how
ever, need not be if one begins in time
to defend ones self against the raw
ages of old age. Our lives, our bodies
are what we make them. We have
plenty of instruction nowadays as 10
what we should do, and with advance
ment in other ways the day has come
no longer a back number or reIe-
gated to the armchair, slippers and a
cap. TO be neither seen nor heard in
public, and with nothing left for them
TO do but wait, as patiently as they
may. for the end.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
WOMAN ENDS Her
LIFE BY DROWNING
Girl Wife of Tracy Blacksmith
Jumps Into Stockton
Channel
Especial Dispoich TO The CoiiI

STOCKTON. Jan. PA young woman,
known as Hazel Warner and sometimes
as Hazel Woods, committed suicide
about o'clock this morning by jump
ing into Stockton channel
H. F. Krutchaeld. steamboatman,
saw the woman as she approached the
channel She removed her hat and
coat and dropped her umbrella and
handbag on the wharf With q scream
she sprang into the water.
Police Officer Green attempted to
rescue the woman, but she sank before
assistance could be rendered.
Coroner B. c. Wallace stated this
afternoon that the suicide was the wife
of Henry Woods. a Tracy blacksmith
She was married New Years day. She
was 19 years of age. No cause is known
for her rash act.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
PRELATE'S PROMOTION
MAY MEAN HIS LOSS
Archdeacon Swans Salary Is
Matter for Doubt
l,Sceciol Dispdtch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24.-By resign
ing as rector of fashionable Trinity
cathedral TO become archdeacon of the
northern California diocese of the
Episcopal chuch, Rev. Geore E. Evan
has secured a position that may carry
title without emolument.
Bishop Moreland says that a sue
cessor will be chosen for the Trinity
pastorate and thus Doctor swans pro-
motion may have cost him his position
in the church. 1t appears that the
missionary fund, from which the arch
deacons salary Is paid. is almost de-
pleted Members of the women's guild
have urged tnat Doctor Swan be reap
pointed to preside over Trinity.
a recommendation to this effect has
been signed by Mrs. Z. c. Brown, Mrs.
w T. Townsend and Mrs. Fred A.
Turner. This suggestion, however,
has not met with the approval of
Bishop Moreland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
WIFE OF JUSTICE
TO ATTACH SALARY
Mrs. Lawson Resorts to Legal
Proceedings to Collect
AIimOny Award
Intends to Secure Payments
Which Her Husband Has
Neglected

Mrs Sadie Lawson. divorced wife of
Justice Alfred B. Lawson. has brought
proceedings 10 attach the salary of her
former husband 10 satisfy sIimony
-lsims sgErega ting several hundred
dollars. The iusiice was ordered more
man a year ago to pay Mrs. Lawson
Eloo = month. but has fallen in arrea rs.
Justice Carl W Mueller yesterday dis-
missed the attachment so far as the
December salary of $500 IS concerned,
the money having been paid Lawson
december 81. Mrs. Lawson will now
have 10 wait until the January salary
fails due and attach that
In suit for divorce from George
Prentice Childers. who is interested in
machinery business. Florice NJ Chill
iers charged the defendant with mis-
conduct with Cora McDermott Look
ing through the window Of her hus-
bands place OF business. the plaintiff
Us she saw him sitting on a cracker
box with Cora McDermott. his arm
around her waist II is charged that
Chiiders boasted Of his conquest OF
soc women.
r T. Lovett. who is being sued for
divorce. has transferred 10 his brother.
john Lovett. real property IN the Mis-
sion worth $4,000 so as 10 defraud his
wife and children or what is rightfulIv
taeirs. according TO an accusation made
IN Judge Grshanl's court yesterday by
ATTORNEY Theodore A Bell. John Low
EFT became enraged by this charge and
after the case was continued said TO
is sister i'm law threa teningly that she
ad "a used him enough trouble. Bell
stood by the woman and for g moment
fn9re was danger Of a physical encoun-
Ter between the two men. but Lovett
withdrew. The case viii be tried Feb
IIary }.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows.
By Judge Cabaniss-John Montgom-
cry from Mar Jane Montgomery. de-
-ertiou.
BY Judge Nogsn-Addie Moblev from
William =. MObley. willful neglect.
By Judge Van Nostrs nd-George L.
DoodT from Anna B. Doody. deSertion.
suits Tor divorce were filed YESTERDAY Y
hE-
Bessie IL Spooner against Harold F.
Npooner- wilifII neglect.
Eans Eien Hermann against George
William Hermann. wiilful neglect.
catherine samuel filed suit for sop
srato maiutenancc against Wavle a.
samuel. alleging that DE is worth
S25.oe0 and has failed 10 support her.
Tho annual whaling catch al present
.tfo-rf 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
FEAR OF FLOODS
CAUSED BY SNOW
Rivers Rising and Apprehen-
sion Felt Throughout Sacra-
mento Valley
[SeceioI Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Jan. "a heavy
snow. turning to rain, in the foothill
and mountain sections north and east
of the Sacramento valley causes much
apprehension, it being feared the rivers
will rise rapidly.
Reports to the local weather bureau
show there is a great deal of snow in
the mountains and rain lasting L to
"a hours would undoubtedly cause
trouble.
The Yuba rose foot today. The
Sacramento is rising at Red Bluff.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
RELIGIOUS SECT BUYS
10000 ACRES OF LAND
Mennonites Will Settle in Sis
kiyou County
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 24.-Hundreds
OF families of Mennonites. comprising
q religious sect similar to the Dunk
ards, will locate shortly in Butte creek
valley. Siskiyou county.
The entire acreage of the California
Butte land company. comprising 10000
acres of fertile land lying adjacent to
MacDoel, has been purchased by Harry
j. Martens. representing the Mennon-
ties.
George L. McDonough, land agent for
the Union Pacific railroad. is interested
in the deal, and his company will assist
in settling the Mennonites on the tract
The land is on the Wood and Klam-
ath Falls railroads and adjacent to
lands now being cultivated by large
colony of Dunka rds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
POLICEMAN SLAIN FOR
TRACING BOMB THROWERS
Assassin Captured After Battle
With PursuerS

CALCUTTA, Jan. 24.-Shamrul ST.
lena. policeman who was prominent
in unearthing the Midnapur, Bengal.
bomb conspiracy. was shot dead in the
high court today.
The murderer. a young Bengan, fed
to the street, where he was pursued
by mounted police.
When overtaken the assassin threw
bomb at the police and when this
failed TO explode drew a pistol, which.
however. he did not have chance to
use. being quickly overpowered
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
RAILROADS SHARE IN
NEW BRIDGE SOL, 900
Sum Fixed by Representatives
of S. p. and Counties
| Special Diseateh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Jan "24.-At a con
ference held in Woodland Yesterday
between District ATTORNEY Wachhorst
of Sacramento, District Attorney An
derson of Yolo and Attorney w II.
Devlin. representing the Southern Pa
cifc company. ii was decided that the
share the railroad company is 10 pay
for the proposed steel bridge across the
Sacramento river shall not be less than
s79f.000 Both district attorneys in
sisted on this point.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
sports of Winter

Exhilarating and enjoyable. Join the
Southern Pacifics Yosemite. in Winter
Excursions. leaving the San Francisco
Ferry Depot every Friday. $40 a. M,
returning following Monday. Tickets
may be extended for longer outings on
application Personally conducted
Round trip s22.S5. See Agents: Flood
Building. Market Street Ferry Depot,
and Broadway and Thirteenth Street
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
DISMISSAL OF THREE
NAVAL CADETS APPROVED
Charged With Intoxication Dur
ing Christmas Holidays

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-President
Taft today approved the recommenda-
tions of the superintendent of the
naval academy at Annapolis for the
dismissal of Midshipmen James NJ.
Whitehead of New Jersey, Scott Lynn
of Utah and Grover c. CIeveIanger of
Missouri. The midshipmen We're
charged with intoxication during the
Christmas holidays All three were
on the eve of being graduated
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
REALTY COMPANY TO
SETTLE 10000 ACRES
Money Subscribed for CoIoni-
zation of Big Tract
Special Dispoich 10 The Cali

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 24.-The sheldon
townsite and realty company, which
viii undertake part of the colonization
project to open up about 10000 acres
o. land along the route of the Central
California traction company between
this city and Stockton. filed articles of
Incorporation today with the county
clerk The incorpora tors of the con-
Germ, G. W. Peltier. Fred ". Kiesel and
]. c. Coffine. have subscribed $500 Of
the S15o.0oo capital stock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
GRAIN BUYER is FOUND
DEAD BY HIS FAMILY
ApopIexy Is Thought to Have
Been Cause of Demise
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call !

IOpecIdt DlSpdIcH 10 ne NdII
STOCKTON, Jan 24.-william II.
Mac, well known rain buyer, was
found dead by members of his family
in their apartments in the Branch
uilding this morning. He was around
Saturday attending TO his duties as
usual.
The family physician states that the
dead man was subject TO apopleetic
troubles.
Mas was one of the most prominent
grain men of the state and had been
connected with the Dickinson Nelson
company for long time. A wife, Mrs.
survive him. He left sister, Mrs.
Alice Gladstone of PaIo Alto. and two
brothers, NJ. V. Mac of Santa Rosa
and Al Mac. He was native of Michi-
an, where ne was born in 1871.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
oHTAINs COIN ON LoCKET -Fral

OBTAINS COIN ON LoCKET Frank Griffin hit
upon the scheme of showing his friends a
locket claiming that ii belonged to his wife
and was worth $50. He asked for loan Of
SO on the locket, his wife was sick He
generally got lit, leaving tho locsct as secur-
ity The locket not worth dollar. He
was sent to the county jail for four months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
INCREASE SHOWN
IN AUTO EXPORTS
Last Three Months OF 1909
Score Great Gain Over Same
Period of 1910
Hawaiian Islands Are the Best
Customers for Motor Cars
Shipped From City
BY R. R. L'HoMMEDIEu

The last three months of 1909 show
most favorable report of the exports of
motor cars and parts from the port of
San Francisco. For this period there
was gain in 1909 over the same period
in 1905 of s97,S45, This was made up
of gain of s1Os.s79 for automobiles
exported and a decrease in the exports
of accessories of s6.1s4.
In October total of sS1,00 worth
of automobiles and s4.7S2 worth of ac-
cessories We're shipped, as against
s15.S09 during the same period OF the
year previous.
In November, 1908, one machine VAL
ued at $500 was shipped to Guatemala.
two machines valued at S4,40O to
Salvador, two machines valued at $500
and $50 worth of accessories to Japan,
two machines valued at S4,477 and S617
worth of equipment to the Philippine
islands, and 30 machines valued at
$4,000 and parts valued at S2.s25 to
Hawaii. This gave total of So ma
chimes valued at s91.S97 and accessories
valued at 1926 for the month, as
against six machines valued at s17,s50
and parts valued at S12,651 for the
same month in 1908.
In December, 1909, 80 machines VAL
ued at $56.5S7 and accessories valued
at $4.799 were exported. as against a
total of is machines valued at S45,3S3
and equipment valued at S3.275 for the
month of December, 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
The Company Dinner

Chicken-and- Tomato Bouillon, Dinner
Biscuit. olives
Sirloin Roast OF Beef au jus
Potatoes Cooked with the Meat
Home Canned String Beans
Fruit Macedoine Salad
(Apples, Celery. White Grapes, Dates)
French Dressing
Junket Ice Cream tVanilla)
Caramel Syrup and Chopped Nuts
Champion Biscuits
Roquefort and Cream Cheese
Coffee
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
LABORER FOUND DEAD
IN HIS LODGING HOUSE
James SI1anahan, 90 Years of
Age, Passes Away Suddenly

REDDING. Jan. 24-The hody of
James Shanahan. laborer so years
of age, was found in a room in the
Alta house here this morning The
man haed ben working in Keswick
but was stranger in Redding. From
papers found among his effects it was
learned that he was on his way to
Tehama
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
WIFE WEALTHIER THAN
SPOUSE DENIED ALIMONY
Woman Worth Twice as Much
as Husband
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSpecfoi Dispotch 10 ne Idii
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 24.-Because It
was shown that Mrs. Lizzie Wickstrom
was the owner of valuable down river
land and is worth at least $4,000 Judge
Shields today refused TO grant her ALI
mony. as requested by her pending the
trial of the suit brought against her by
Alfred Wickstrom. Wiekstrom has
property worth $4,000, but most of it is
covered by mortg ge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
RECEPTION
FLOOR

At the last session OF the American
federation of labor an effort was made
TO have that body adopt a universal
label and issue the same to all the
trades using and having an individual
label It was stated in support OF
the proposition that there are now
more than so labels issued by trades.
and that it is difficult for any one TO
remember the label of every trade. 1t
was further stated that unscrupul GUS
dealers are using nearly like labels"
on goods and in that way deceiving the
BUYERS.
The committee to which the matter
was referred reported against the prop
osition on the ground that il would
destroy the identity of labels that have
been in existence for more than so
years. The report of the committe
was concurred in.
At the next meeting the matter Will
be brought up again. when the sug-
gestion viii be made that uniform
label shall be adopted and that in dis
tinctive letters there shall appear the
name Of the trade to which issued
II that should be adopted al the pur-
chasers would have to look for would
be the name Of the organization pro-
ducing the article.
John 3. Lennon. for almost . quarter
Of century secretary of the journey
men tailors' interna tional association
OF North America. was by the referen-
dunn vote which closed last week
turned down in his candidacy for re-
election. Lennon. who is also treasurer
for the American federation of labor.
viii retire next July and viii he sue
ceedcd by I. ]. Baris OF Cleveland. O.,
a cOmparat lively young man. who is
secretary and business agent of jour
ncvmen tailors' union No. 50 of the
city in which ne lives.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
LUMBER CLERKS
BALL A SUCCESS
Well Prepared Order of Dances
Results in Pleasant Time
at Auditorium
Effort Made to Have Universal
Label Adopted by All
Trades

The ball given by the Lumber Clerks
last Saturday night was well attended
and proved a success. There was a
carefully prepared order of modern
dances. The several committees We're:
ARRANGEMENTS
William A. sullivan C. G. Patton
Edward Powell NJ. Johnson
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
A FEW WORDS WITH Ae1
LADY OF MeHOUSE

IF you wish success in life make per-
severance your bosom friend, expert
ence your wise counselor. caution your
elder brother, and hope your guardian
genius.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
Studebaker Ca
rage Completed

Mates OF THE AUTO
A. p. Plughoff of j. w Leavitt & Co.
left yesterday for Sacramento. He
goes to the capital city 10 close sew
eral sales which are pending.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25

Tho annual whaling catch at present
Is about $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25

The EMF and Flanders show cars
reached the salesroom of the Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
Franklin Town
Car Is Sold

The big Studebaker garage. which
has been under construction for tho
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-25
The only limited train
crossing High Sierra and
Great Salt Lake by day
light.

Drawing-room, state
room sleepers, Dining,
arIor Observation serv-
Ice.