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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19
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HISTORICAL
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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

TIE LARGEST DEALERS IN USED AUTOMO-
B1LES IN THE WEST. Every ear overhauled
in our own shop.
Autocar runabOut with top. $225
0S Buick White Streak. with glass front. $3.50
'07 Mitchell rlnabout top and glass front. $3.50
4 cyl. Autocar. pass. top, glass front 5000
'07 Mitchell, 5 pass, top p.......sSe . $500
Stoddard- Dayton ) pass with top -. $500
'0S Franklin, 3 pass, top and glass front $3.50
OI Peerless, pass. top and glass front $500
'07 Studebaker 5 pass top, glass front . 5000
'0I POpe-Hartford . pass top glass front $3.50
'09 Ford. 5 pass. top and glass front 500
O9 Chalmers Detroit, 80 h. p. equipped. 81 0OO
'OI Loeomobile pass. top. glass front 81 100
Pierce-Arrow, passenger .............. 81 200
'0T Packard, pass. fully equipped. 81 500
'07 Peerless, pass fully equipped ... 81 500
10 Mora, pass. with top: cost 81 $50. 81 800
Thomas, 90 h. p. landaulet ............. 81 200
'09 CYL Winton. with top. p............... s., 900
'09 Stearns. 60 H. D., new: cost 81 800. SIS. 800
Panhard Landauet Observation-Disclosures. 81, $50
Packard 80, pass, touring and limousine
bodies .......... .....................s 81 500
CANNING s. VINTON AUTO CO..
453 Golden Gate
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

VALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $3.50 by express Jener Syringe
and tablets, price S5. BY express only on re-
ceipt of price. OSG0OD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists, 9TH and Broadway, Oakland.
DR. Of Obstetrics, Mary Adam; reliable special
list; cures all wOmen's complaints successfully:
home for confinement adoption; h.. 1-5 p. m
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1851 FILLMORE ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

EEnSO-NAAA1
ARE YOU SICK?
Dr. DEL MARTIN is known the most mar
velous psychic magnetic healer Of the age. and
is recognized by the press. medical faculties and
scientists OF two continents as the absolute
master Of psychic forces
CRIPPLES THROW AWAY
their crutches and and women who have
suffered for years 90 out into the world well
and happy after a touch OF this mighty man.
ARE Y0U SICK2 Does your doctor know
what ais you? Can be cure yOus II not. come
and see what natures doctor can do for you.
His motto IS. No cure. no pay. All chronic
and long standing diseases cured without the
use Of knife medicine. Consultation free.
Hours-lO to s. sundays. I to 8.
DR. DEL, MARTIN PSYCHIC INSTITUTE.
S13 18th St. Oakland.
LADY wants gentleman to finance profitable busi-
ness in san Francisco; be silent partner,
or I will give security and interest,": investi-
gate MABEL WINTERS. SIS Stanley ter
Continued ON Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

the mountain trout on these radiant spring
mornings isn't any softer than the parky life
of Richmond, where we have offer today
for ONLY $2S. 90 It's in the Lake-22d ST dis
trict and as charmingly artistic the lily on
the roekery. Electricity, gas, heap sun and
pretty grounds
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
FLATS no LET-Continued

PERFECT
is right
So say in describing the
up to the 2nd service
of the
FREE RENT BUREAU
of the
B-UN-S-T-E-R & SAKE Co,
Eddy ard Larkin.
All cars transfer to our door.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

VAN NESS AV. NEW ROOM SUNNY APART
MENIS; interior finished in fumed oak; large
reception hall and closet: dining room beamed
and paneled: art glass dome lamp; built in
cabinet In Kitchen; janitOr service, etc; rent
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
PHYSICIANS

A-DR- ALICE BELL.
REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN.
All wOmen's ailments treated by methods most
skillful and painless known. Every thing used
carefully sterilized, which insures absolute safe
IT, Patients may remain with return home
Immediately without interfering with their regu-
lar duties. Charges reasonable Positively guar
antees satisfactory results Call and have
fdential talk WITHOUT COST. Hours 10 to .:
Sundays 10 to 2 1926 GOLDEN GATE AV COR
NER FILLMORE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

SOFT SNAP SURE THINGS
They'll make you gallop Creole dripped
from over 200 vacancies in our Free Rent Di-
rectorY
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

ABSOLUTELY one-half building cost saved
Lumber. SIS to $40 LOCO; 10000 new and
second hand doors. SOC up; 20, 600 windows and
frames to choose from, 25c to $4 we buy large
and small job lots for cash: money talks these
times: we give you the benefit; give us a call
see our stock 1t will more than pay YOU DO
Ian COMPANY, the biggest dealers in build
ing material the Coast. 1889 Market ST
AAzSnap to build a home cheap; all building
material at at half hall price at our yard 1877 Mar
windows. plumbing material corrugated iron,
felt roofing. shingles and 100 loads frewood
SYMON BROS. phone Park GAL.
SAFES-Removal sale now going
SAFES $50 safes of all makes must
SAFES be sold; reasonable offer
SAFES refused RICHARDSON BROS. AFts
CARY SAFE CO., $50 Mission st. above 5th.
PEN of young bun Cochin hens fresh milking
goat S12: 500 egg Jubilee incubator S25 G. u
BRANDAu, 1925 Redwood road, Fruftvale
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
AUTOMOBILES

IS BUSINESS GOOD? WELL YOU JUST
BET IT is,
and here are few of the reasons WHY. Our
bargains of the best. Cars are all Overhauled
in our shops by own mechanics, and we
guarantee that you are getting a good bargain
when you buy from Further, we take good
care of our customers when are purchased
from US
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
FOR sALE-arisceIlaneous
PIPE. PIPE. PIPE
Second HAND PIPE

PIPE. PIPE. PIPE.
SECOND HAND PIPE.
ANY quantity and every size standard water
pipe and screw casing pipe, but only one
quality-the best. The United States Govern.
ment has used our pipe aud just received
letter wherein they stated they were well
pleased with pipe. Every days mail brings
us testimonials of this kind We can please
you with our pipe casing. Give us a trial
order and become convinced where you can pur-
chase second hand pipe without taking any
chances for less money than inferior material
is offered for. Remember the name--Weiss-
baum for quality.
WEISSBAUM PIPE WORKS,
133-35-37 1lth ST., 5. F.
HASTEN THE GROWTH OF YOUR CHICKS
by feeding CYPHERS DEVELOPING FOOD.
a medium granulated balanced ration that we
advise to feed for growing chicks between the
ages of and II weeks.
Possesses CYPHERSs QUALITY and will pro-
duce results. Put up in 30 and 100 lb. sealed
bags. Send for sample and current price list
CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO.. Department t
1869 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

AAA-A parts. Of ! to rooms. private bath.
cleg- furn-; sunny; electric light. hot water,
heat elevator; 5anitor service. linen; beautiful
Up; rms, $40 up; rms, $50 up; Haight st.
cars. kosemont." PA Haight; phone Park 5S9.
AAA-.THE GLADSTONE APIS. 706 Polk st.
corner Edoy-Elcgant. sunny house keeping
apsrtments; ] room, So per month; = rooms.
80 per month; rooms SO; electric lights,
.lanior service; hot baths. Phone Franklin 204s
LpND4 APIS. Stsnyan St at Frederick-The
most complete IN the city. hot and cold water.
electric light, baths elevator service, janitor
service every room in house light; rent reas.
AA-VAN NESS APARTMENTS. 2l2s Van Ness
and rooms; steam heat elee. light elevator:
marine view: reasonable. Phone Franklin 1890
-A-YERBA BUENA APIS. Iil4 SUTTER ST
Mr.. LARKIN-ELEGANT SUITES or 2-3
RMS, BATH; COMPLETELY FURN.: REFS.
BUCHANAN ST.. l782-sunny and completely
furnished apt OF 3 rooms, kitchen attached:
free phone and bath; sunny yard
,TWO and apis: elegant double beds; hotel
y service; lights, linen. soap. etc. free; as low
at So. Ellis Hotel Apis. go Ellis at Jones
BEAUTIFUL sunny ) !. fur. and T. unfur apt
cheap for summer. Pinehurst. cor Pine and
. Webster
JOICE ST.. 81 bet. Stockton and Powell near
Pine-Beautifully furnished room apart
=" menfs: close in; sunny; me view; low rent
EUREKA APIS. Mkt and l7th sts-Beautiful
and rm. apts.: phone. Janitor service; sunny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

ONE BLOCK FROM FAIRMONT HOTEL; very
latest finished interior hot water at all hours;
Marsha Il-Stearns folding bed; steam heat jan
itor and garbage free; ready to occupy June 10
rent $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
FLATS TO LET

PACIFIC Av HEIGHTS. ARIsToCRATIC
NEIGHBORHOOD; 1 room apartment fats;
steam heated; hot water; hardwood floors
throughout; walls covered with Ainsworth' s
celebrated tapestries: artistic fixtures: marine
view; also maids room and store room; rent
$50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

wESTGArE APIS. 1926 hyde ST.
90 Fire and rooms and very modern; polished
floors. hot water. etc. For particulars. NJ.
STEFTEL 2OS5 Bush st. Phone West 4403.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
NOT CON ~ S q
BROWNS ELECTIO
Sturgiss Says But the State
May Prosecute Congress
man-EIect.

rWtAa4NGToN, o. O.. Dec. 16
Congreaman-elect w. c. Brown, OF
Kingwood. left for home today, az
ter spending few days in wash
ington. Eamiliarfzing himself with
the duties OF a member OF Congress
and making himself acquainted
among the members who will hold
their places in the next House.
"a telegram from Charleston stating
that Congressman sturgfss might
contest Mr.. Browns election be-
cause OF his statement of expendI-
lures showing that he exceeded the
legal limit OF expenditures in his
campaign was shown to Mr.. Stur-
giss. He said there was no
foundation for any such statement;
that IL Mr.. Brown has spent in ex-
cess OF the amount allowed by law,
that could not afrect his election, and
that he would not have any hand in
contesting Mr.. Browns election.
.sIf Brown he said, has violated
and state law, he may be held ac-
countaBle to the state authorities,
but the question of his expenditures
does not enter into his election.
The people elected him and will
not contest the election
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
BLACK. HANDEL
ITALIAN M Be.
Justice Gordon Commits Him
Pending Some Action in
His Case. Il

Justice Samuel w. Gordon is NOT
sure that he has not a Black Hand
man on his hands, resulting from
the discovery of an Italian in the
court house this morning, who had
been acting curiously. The Justice
sent him to jail temporarily, where
he Will remain pending action.
The name of the fellow is not
definitely known. He gave it as
John Faustua and stated that he re-
sided in the court house. An un-
balanced metality may be his at
present any way.
John appears to have spent all the
day before in the court house. Wis
iting most of the rooms and acting
queerly. At night he meandered
Into the basement, where the atten-
ton to John w. Thomas, janitor,
was called to him. The fellow asked
for and was given food and he re-
manned in the basement during the
night. When morning came it was
deemed discreet to t9&e Official cog
nizance OF his presence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
SERIOUS CHARGE
Placed Against Warrington
Man Alleged to Have De
frauded Woman.

FAIRMoNT, Dec. 16.-R. w. Gard
Nor. OF Warrington, was arrested on
charge of embezzlement and
brought here to be placed in the
county jail. He was given hear.ns
ana put under bond of $1,000 to APP
pear before the grand jury to answer
charge Of defrauding Mrs Frances
Schneider out Of $1,000. The man and
Woman, it is said. were to build a
club house at Warrington. Difficulty
later arose between him and Mrs
Schneider leading to the embezzle-
nent charge. Gardner married a
Warrington girl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
MURDERED
Brutal Crime at Huntington
Being Probed- family In
sists 1t Was Suicide.

HUNTINGTON, Dec. 16-M. Ma
rion Lee, aged 20, farmer OF Nc
Curdy. w. va, was shot and in
stantly killed just east Of this city
under mysterious circumstances,
and the police believe that he was
the victim OF murder plot He
had been visiting at the home Of a
relative here, and While standing on
the back porch OF the home was
shot down. two bullets taking effect
In his head and causing instant
death,
"A pistol was found near his side,
and his relatives claim that he com
mitted suicide However, the police
have discovered some mysterious
circumstances which lead them TO
believe that the aged man was MUIR
.dered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
POLITICIANS
AS LAWYERS.
For Impression That 1t is Al
most Impossible to Pun
ish Rich Criminals.

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 16.-PoIiti-
cal lawyers in the government ser
vice are largely responsible for. the
popular impression that It Is next
to Impossible to put a rich criminal in
jai1.. declared Assistant Attorney Gem
eraI w. T. Dennison in an address
here today before the National Civil
Service Reform Association.
Predicting that civil service prin-
ciples ultimately would be applied to
all legal positions in the government
service, with the possible exception
of attorney general and solicitor gem
eraI. Mr.. Dennison declared the
breakdown of the criminal law was
due largely to political appointments
in legal positions because they pre-
vent the people from getting their
moneys worth in ability and services.
"a law officer of the government,
ana especially a criminal prosecutor
ought not to know Republican fran
aSDemocrat,' said Mr. Denison.
President Taft and Attorney Gener-
al Wfckersham had eliminated poltt-
ical considerations from all appoint
ments under Attorney General, except
in few isolated cases, he continued,
and as the. result Of his experience in
the prosecuting branch OF the govern
ment, he said he had come to believe
that all assistant attorneys general
and ali United States attorneys could
best be selected by promotion on a
competitive basis and all positions be-
low assistant district attorney by
competitive oral and other examIna-
ton. a practice which has been used
by Henry 1. stimson. when the latter
was United States District Attorney
In New York.
Mr.. Dennison said that Mr.. Slim
sons prosecutions Of rebates sugar
frauds and bank wreckers never
could have succeeded II he had made
appointments in his office in accord
ance with the demands Of politicians.
The New York politicians. he said,
had even protested to Attorney Gem
eraI Bonaparte that stimson was ret
'quiriag too much public work from
his ash lltss which had the etieet
lot causing tlleEn 70 neglect FSerls
ed on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
Here by tie Real Estate
Agency of sIlison and
CoLJf TRY rs GREAT
And Gra POSSIBILITIES
Await 1ls
Hon


r. 3. VVilllsoil llsQu -
Dennisbn Company s. turu-
ed from q trip to and q
Pierce. Fla, where Boon
iooldng over tra qd owned
BY the East Coast COMPANY
OF washington. %. Nalct
quite number of uil
people are interes
The VVillison q Dem pae7
have agreed to handle
farm lands in 4O-acIe n
which IS adapted to ct
oranges. grape fruit
pine apples and all kinds q
b1es. The property q loc
one and one-ha1f "a
lows OF st. Lncie ana III.
these towns are IocIted On
dian river, on the east
ida, where Charles s. smiley
Agnes Stuart and daug
Koblegard, Mr.. Hosl<ins 81
and others OF West virginia
their homes.
There is no question about
ture OF Florida, the clfmate
to that of the Pacthc coast
much closer to the East aiid
was scarcely a day while
son was there but that thefe
train loads OF home
seekers going to different III
Florida to purchase farms, g
are just commencin ktoF
full value Of large
from the farms Of
ip0rchasedSdn Fiorida
AR. Wilson Invest tea
party In every phP
soil, climate and pr
lands that lnder q
there is no QUESTION thos
chasing some Of the propo
that will be put on the tlarSe
make money and IL they desire
farm the lands they VIII ind
no where can there be larger
made than in that section
The Wtllison Dennison Conn
will give prices and gepe infoF
tfon on this sul55ect as
as the literature Is received and
have display Of fruit from
section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
FIRST VISIT
OF the New General Manager
Of the B. 81 o. Road
is Being Made.

A. w Thompson, the new general
manager Of the b. & o. lines, is out
from Baltimore on his first inspection
trip over the lines. He will first visit
the mining districts of the state.
While on this trip he will study the
new third track layout in the state to
serve the coal traffic. This is one of
gthe hrst movements to be started by
President Willard when he took
charge Of the system. After AR.
Thonipson's trip through West Vir-
gina he Will leave for Pittsburg to at
tend Is some important business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
COOK TO REAPPEAR
Next Week According ito
Word Sent New York
Friends.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16-Dr. Fred
erick A. Cook. traveller, today sent
word to friends here that he would
appear next week. The doctor in to-
morrow's issue of the Hampton
magazine tells of the mental and
physical strain he labored under on
the journey northward, and he says
he unquestionaby believed he
reached the North. Pole.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
DEMOCRATS Are
TO HOLD CAUCUS
For the Purpose of Taking
Steps to Frame a New
Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 10
\ call was issued today for caucus
OF Democratic members OF the next
House to be held January 10.
Plans for immediate selection Of
Democratic members Of the next
ways and means committee will be
acted on with view to framing a
tariff bill for submission to the next
Congress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
Which Arrives n Was hington
with the Ifsttttite Adj
vance Guard.
LNA.I PAGE PREsIDEs
AT the Annual Meeting Of the
Association Held at Fed
eral Capital.
eral Capital

Us
fWIAsIEREFIFlO7Ns ID c.. Dec. 4 80
It,fs fortunate coincidence that one
TOT the new mine rescue cars OF the
Bureau OF Mines ana Mining was in
IsWdghington at the time OF the meet
ing Of the West Virginia Mining AS
SOC alton. whose purpose Is to min
fzaize the danger OF loss Of life IN
coal mine accidents. The car ar
rived, after travelling for some weeks
IN the northern part of West Vir-
Efn1a, at the same time that the al
vance guard of the Mining Associa-
ton was getting in.
The purpose OF the West Virginia
Mining Association, which was or
gained two years ago, Is to render
life more secure in the mining in
dustrya The purpose OF the mine
rescue car is not only to render. as
sistance in rescue work at mines,
but to instruct miners in the work
of rescuing victims and restoring
them to health. The car viii remain
here over Sunday and viii then be
taken over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway direct to Huntington. which
is to be the headquarters Of the car.
1t is in charge Of j, J. Rutledge.
mining engineer, J..W. Kee is tore
man of the rescue work and 9. G.
BUNNY is the expert in charge of:
first aid to the injured.
Among the apparatus employed on
the rescue car are two most valu-
able devtces-the oxygen helmet, en-
abHng rescue parties to enter mine
flied With poisohous gasse and
fumes without danger; and the pull
motor, which compels respiration.
even when life. is almost extinct. It
forces oxygen into helungs and sucks
out the air after once breathed-
Two cases are reported from Ohio In
which bodies of men supposed to be
dead, were treated with the pulmoter
and they were resuscftated after it
was supposed respiration had ceas-
ed.
The car, which is on exhibition
here. will go to Huntington and
from there will be sent to all parts.
of the state in turn to give instrIc-
tion to miners in the art or res
cuing men from mines IN case OF ac-
cident as well as in the prevention
of accidents.
Major william ~ Page, formerly
of Ansted. w. Va. the man who SUI
perintended the construction OF
the Dcepwater branch of the Vir-
gilman railway, is president of the
West Virginia Mining Association,
whose meeting was held here today
Ne now lives In Washington. Neil
Robinson, OF Charleston, is secre-
:ary. Operators OF practically all
the mines In West Virginia. except
those in the United States Steel
Corporation, are included in the
membership of this association.
President Page stated today that
since the formation of the associa-
ton, 10 disaster has occurred in the
state similar to those at Red Ash,
Para1 and NIonongah.
1t was disapp to those at
tending the meeting that President
Taft was compelled by press OF busi-
ness to decline the Invitation tender
ed him through Congressman
Gaines to attend the meeting, but
the President expressed himself as in
full sympathy with the purpose Of
the association and wished 1t pros
perity and successful outcome of
it's efforts in behalf of the miners OF
West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-16
HhRl RIG.HL
Is Likely to Be Made Clve1
the Postmast rship At
Ravenswood.

WASHINGTON, D. o. pec
Congressman II. Q. woodward
Ave presidential Postohlce 81 G
triet for which he has the r
mendatfons for post
make The terms ot the
Icumbents at all these once
|pire before the end OF
he will put in ave good
for additional terms. He has
tention OF taking the
fore the holidays, hoNe1ers Tl
foes where appolntn enta re
are Parkerburg, Cairo ssnrs
Ravenswood and psnge
probability Is there 7ill AZ
change at Parkersbu1'g nd
of the other oRces, hut
light Will be caused over IRE
at Ravenswood.