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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
IN.
REGA I "A
TODAY
Crack Crews of the Transbay
Cities Will Line Up at.
China Basin

Rowing enthusiasts will be given an
opportunity to witness their favorite
sport at China basin this afternoon
at o'clock when the first race of the
Portola regatta will be started.
The oarsmen of the bay cities are
keyed up to The Importance of the re-
gatta and are trained to the minute
for the various events. There will
be three barge races for fours and
two single skir events. All the races
will be over a mile and a half course
and viii start from approximately
pier 40. -
The piers along the water front
from this point UP to the Santa Fe
pier will afford good opportunity to
witness the races. Any Third street
car will take spectators to within a
block of the start.
The Alameda oarsmen will have
strong crews entered In the races,
though they are somewhat crippled
since the club won the last regatta
on September 8. The Dolphin club
and South End club will have strong
crews in the senior event and. the
race looks as though 1t should be a
well fought one between these three
crews
In the intermediate and junior
barge races the Ariel club is figuring
on springing a surprise with the crew
that won the event last year. The
Ariels showed good class in its work
out last Sunday and Captain Peterson
is figuring that the lads are ripe to
spring some sort of surprise pack
age.
In the singles Al Brampton. the
present Pacific coast singles cham
pion, Will be sure starter. He will
row in the colors of the Alameda
club and will also have his clubmate,
Hacke, along with him to uphold the
clubs prestige in the singles. AL
Ambrose of the Dolphin club is an
other strong candidate for the gold
medal Of the singles race.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Kicks From K
y The Field

The University of California team
for the big game will undoubtedly be
selected from the two teams which
are being used by Coach Schaeffer in
the double header today. The two
teams selected to play New Zealand
and the Nevada teams are about the
best teams on the campus
The University of California Asso-
ciated students have engaged the Va
lencia street theater for their big
game show. Every year the blue and
gold hold a football show" after the
game. The Stanford team this year
will probably hold its football show"
at Palo Alto.
Jack Stohr, the New Zealand ALL
Black backfield man, has invested in
a pair of shoulder pads. Jack is be-
coming Americanized fast. When he
returns to New Zealand 1t would not
be surprising to see him set fashion
for protective armor, and the next
New Zealand team that comes here
we might expect to see all ready for
the fray, protected with armor SINH
lar to what the intercollegiate code
teams used up to a few years ago.
Graduate Manager Bill Donald of
the University of California has q
few seats left for the big game which
can be bought by the alumni
~
The University of California Alumni
club will hold tits annual football
dinner on Friday night, November 4,
the night before the big game Con-
trary to the usual custom of the past
there will be no class dinner, but the
club membership will sit down to a
dinner of the combined classesf .s.
H#r \ lIhN !,
The goal kicking of Jack Stdhr is
a disappointment to hisJtBam inAteb
up to the present time. ASoffar Stohfl
has had "a attempts at goal ifrom
tries and Of this number has only
converted six-k 40
stanford andz the Barbs will mix
matters on the Stanford turf In
their first encounter the Barbs; held
the cardinal yarHffys team to an 4Ito 3
game, and IN the 8eoond contest.the
varsity showed 4ur N setter. tafIying
an is to 0yfstorx oy4r the club boys.
i&
!. Big Big, gss a,t s Il! probably ~, ssths
probably one Nof the fbest forwards
around here, and, notwithstanding his
giant stature, he is fast down the
field and goes after the ball like
demon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

Dick Roberts has Tailed the larg-
est number OF points for the New
Zealanders up to the present time
with 81. Dick has scored z tries and
kicked goals from tries. Tom
Lynch runs him close second with
26 points. Tom has scored one more
try than Dicky, but has not nego-
tiated as many goals, only one kick
having got across the bar.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Hide Back to
Spend the Winter

EORGE HiLDEBkANO,
NJ the San Francisco boy.
who held the indicator in the
American league all season, re-
turned last evening to spend
the winter in his home town.
"HildeT had a very successful
year of it and hopes TO be back
on the job again when the
1914 bell rings. The fans and
players all over the circuit
seemed to take a fancy to the
work of the little fellow and
he managed to get by with
practically no trouble at all.
Hide" was a bit disappointed
on missing the worlds series,
but he was detailed to work in
the city series at St. Louis be-
tween the Cardinals and the
Browns.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
THE CALL IS
GUIDE

To Reliable Real Estate Firms of
San Francisco Whose Announce
ments Appear in Today's Classified
Real Estate Columns.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
DED|CA ATION
Of HIGHWAY
5alII|AY
Max |. RosenteId President
of Auto Sales Co, Speaks
Of Lincoln Highway


The motor car owAasr. the motor
car dealer ana presttcelly every one
who has the welfare OF California at
heart should remember that next FRI
day night. the last day Of the month,
there ID to be celebration from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast which II
Of the greatest Importance" says Max
l. Rosenfeld. president Of tho Auto
Sales company.
''On next Friday evening the Ln-
coin highway will be dedicated The
date has been set aside by those at
the head Of the movement for the
establishment of a transcontinentAl
highway from the eastern side Of the
United States to the Pacific coast.
"A short time ago those who have
been working for this great national
road designated that 1t should run
through the central part of the United
States, beginning at New York and
ending at San Francisco. BY this
decision New York and San Fran
cisco are connected by road which,
when completed. will be the greatest
in the union.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS GATHERED
Those who have been working for
this national road have gathered mil
lions of dollars for its Improvement.
They have requested that next Friday
night the road be dedicated. That
Ii that those who live along this
national highway shall observe some
sort of ceremony to commemorate the
adoption of the highway a. q memorial
to the great Lincoln.
There should be monstrous pa
rade OF motor cars. The motor car
will reap the greatest benefits of this
rock road that is to be established.
The owner OF an automobile win be
able to travel from one side OF the
Will practically be In the end boule-
ward.
SHOULD SHOW APPRECIATION
There should also be some sub
stantial demarcation Of the end of
this great highway A monument
should be erected IN memory OF Lin
coin and the Lincoln highway. 1t Is
not necessary that 1t should be an
elaborate piece Of work, but 1t should
be OF enough Importance to designate
the ending of this great road.
The automobilist and motor car
dealers should go before the super
visors next Monday night and request
that there should be erected in the
civic center q monument designating
the end of the flrst great transconti-
mental highway. While the time is
too short for the laying of any COR
nerstons for such q monument, the
spot on next Friday night should be
dedicated AZ the terminus to the rock
road.
Tt is now up to the automobilist,
the dealer and in fact every San Fran
cfscan to show their appreciation OF
to open our gates to the motorist OF
the rest of the United States"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

Harry Krause pitched nice game
yesterday at Sacramento. but he was
not lucky enough to win. The Sacs
beat him in IL innings. Lively and
Munseil pitched for the Wolves and
both of them were in good form.
Lively was derricked in the tenth
with two outs and two on.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

Graduate Manager Bill Donald of
the University Of California has q
few seats left for the big game which
can be bought by the alumni
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
AT SAN FRANCISCO
San Eranciaco 3. veuics I
SUMMARY

Home run-Schaller. Two base hit-Brashear.
Sacrifce hft-Lftschi. First base On called
balls-of Leideld /, OF Hit 1. Struck out
By Leifeld 5. by Hit s. Stolen bases-Mc
Donnen. Ldtschi, McArdle. Johnston t2)- Dou-
Bile plays-Johnston to Corhan; Brashear to
Mcdonnell. Earned runs-San Francisco 2
Left on bases-San Francisco 9. Venice T.
Wild pitch-Leineld. Time of game-1 hour
and 33 minutes. Umpires-Heid and Guthrie.
AT Los ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Bv JOE MURPHY

Jack Atkins appearance at Recrea-
tion park yesterday started the rumor
working again that he Is looking for
a purchaser for his ball club. At
kins has never come out publicly and
stated that he wanted to sell the
Wolves, but the rumor is still being
passed along.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Ar LOS ANGELEs
T0tdi.. D 10 ~ 10 IOfa
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Stolen bases-Hetling, Leard, johnson. Three
base hit-Howard Two base hits--Ness, Kilt
lay, Maggart. Sacrifice hit-Coy. First base
on called balis--On Killlay /. on Pruitt 4.
Struck ouf-By Kinilay 4. BY Pruftt /. Double
play-Goodwin 10 johnson to Howard. Time
OF sgame-1 hour and 36 minutes. Umpires--
Phyie and Finney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
VA|NLY SEEKS To
COMMIT SUICIDE
James V. Weeden, Recluse,
Slashes Himself and Is
Found Near Mosida.
Special TO The Tribune

'pcIldl ~ ue lIlDuHe.
MOSIDA. Utah. May 3.-James v.
Weeden. u bachelor rancher here, at
tempted to commit suicide this after
noon, but. despite his injuries. Is ex-
pected to live. Weeden. who is Of a Pc
culiar disposition, was discovered In his
quarters at $50 o'clock tonight with a
deep cash in his side. which cut into his
lung. Another smaller cash was found
in his neck. II is thought that lie used
razor. Ho was at once taken TO the
county iniirmary at Provo.
Weeden has been here for two years
He is a highly educated man of middle
age and Is OF a prominent Rhode Island
family. His father was wooden manu-
Iacturer at Providence before his death
The Weeden summer estate and that OF
Edward Everett Hale. late chaplain OF
the senate, adjoned and the families
were lifelong friends.
For several years Weeden has been in
poor health and came west In the hope
of benetiting his condition. While he
seemed to be greatly improved of late.
his actions since the night the boat
burned on the lake recently. in which
Weeden had narrow escape, have been
strange. Reports late tonight from the
intirmary are that he will recover
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
irrigation and moderate climatic con-

irrigation and moderate climatic con-
ditious.
Il PREDICT Mr. Peterson says, ga
very close approximate of 100000 pop.
ulation for Salt Lake City within the
next ten years. 1t is true that the
business in our line in the last two
years has not been all that we might
have wished, but it has had a tendency
u establish values far below existing
values in towns on the coast of a
smaller population where prices are
much higher than ours, an upward ten
depcy here is therefore the natural re-
suit,
''Since my return we have had a
great number of inquiries for all
classes of city property, n few sales
having been closed. All in all. we have
no complaint to offer, One favorable
condition ! notice is the fact that we
have very few houses vacant for rent,
which 7 believe will hold good in all
the offices in the city. The principal
thing we lack is boost in Salt Lake. We
don't seem to fully appreciate our
many advantages. and therefore fail TO
distribute to the world our optimism
which we all more or less feel. but hold
it within ourselves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.
GREAT BOON TO SUFFERERS.

Denver takes great pride In the re-
markable success Of the Yee Foo Lun
Chinese herb treatment in restoring TO
fering men and women. inasmuch as the
headquarters Of this great boon to af-
hicted humanity is located here. Denver
appreciates the fact that the fame of the
Yee Foo Lun herbs, IN their wonderful
cure OF various diseases, IS extending far
and wide, drawing TO the city many suf-
ferers from other places VINO come here
to seek relief from their misery,
A number OF the most sklllful physl-
clans of the city. through the cure by the
Yee Foo Lun herbs OF persons whom they
know, have been absolutely convinced
that the Yee Foo Lun Chinese herb
treatment is the most modern and scien-
tfic system OF healing known These
herbs have been used in China for thou
sands OF years to cure disease and they
have been imported 10 the United States.
under commercial treaty, at great eN-
pense.-Denver Post.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
The Famous zee Foo Lun, c. II. d.
(Chinese HerbaIist of Denvep
Now to Open Institute i'm Salt Lake
City, at lis s. Main St.
lover Hirschmans Shoe Store)

natism down. so I could work. than any
working man In Denver. ! am right
here to verify the report that Iee Foo
Lun Chinese herbs knock the spots out
OF rheumatism In d Iiffy. ! haven't had
touch OF 1t since the nrst two weeks
took them and l was considered a
hopeless case
Suppose you let me do little talk
Ing" interjected Valentine Benz, broth
er OF Mrs. Blank. I've got something
TO say, too. about Yee Foo Lun Chinese
herbs ! am a stone and marble cutter
by trade, and l guess that the dust had
something TO do with the awful case OF
catarrh that L had. ] was stopped up SO
that | could hardly breathe. ] coughed
up .phlegm and had continued running
al the nose, and often nosebleed. 1t In
terfered with my work and made me
wretched day and night. | tried drugs
like the rest Of the family Why, we
used 10 have a regular drug store and
doctor shop around here. But the Yee
Foo Lun herbs did the business for me-
My head Is clear now. That old choking
sensation and the offensive splitting and
hard breathing are gone. / feel like a
where the credit belongs"
But let me finlsh my story" said his
sister. THAT pain is my side is going
away. My appetite is good and ] sleep
Well at nisht I'm So happy that my hus-
band and brother are SO wonderfully
benefited by the herbs, You see I'm
able TO attend TO my household duties
We'll be glad TO see anybody who
wants to know about Yee Foo Lun. c.
II, D., Chinese herbs
Eyes, put me In, too" said her hus-
band LAS [ said before. it's time some
Of these rheumatic people got next"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

after | had consulted several Denver
doctors for trouble with my eyes All
tnese medical doctors told me ] had
cold and treated me. but without rellev-
ing my eyes OF the burning and running
which bothered me greatly.
l have no hesitancy is saying that the
zee Foo Lun Chinese Herb Treatment
mas benefited not only my eyes, but my
general health greatly. and | can recon-
mend MIN and his Chinese herbs to 9TH
ers zee Foo Luns business relations
with me have also been entirely salts
lactory. l am not taking the herb treat
ment at present. as / do not feel that
l need 1t any longer. III 7 should have
other sickness ] should not hesitate to
take the Yee Foo Lun Chinese Herb
treatment as l have great confidence
IN such medicine
IT Is a great relief TO me TO be rid
OF the catarrh. NV head seemed never
CLEAR and my general health was affected
am glad 20 say good word for Yee
200 Lun, The same as many other people
IN Denver and elsewhere have done"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
PETERSON OPTIMISTIC
AFTER COAST VISIT
Realty Dealer Predicts Popula-
ton of 100000 for Salt
Lake in Ten Years.

Mr.. Peterson Of the Peterson Real
Estate s. Investment company has
lust returned from trip to Califor,
MIA, and finds conditions in the west
generally are very encouraging. The
phenomenal growth of the Pacific coast
cities, in his Judgment. will be great
advantage to the iutermountain coun-
try tributary thereto. He predicts for
Salt Lake City. commencing within the
next year, the greatest activity in ito
history.
The influx of eastern people desir-
ing more congenial weather conditions
than they are accustomed to will in a
great majority go on to the coast and
come back. looking for farm lands and
homes in n climate similar TO ours in
preference TO the continuous summer
conditions existing on the coast, which
is not mducive to bodily activity; also
from the fact that our agricultural In.
dustriies arc moro assured in the inter
mountain region with our systems Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
MERCHANT TELLS HOW YEE FOO
LUN HERBS BENEFITED HIM.

Among the prominent and successful
merchants OF Denver, whose high standing
and integrity give his words the force OF
gospel truth is Mr.. john Gnther OF
BIOS Washington street. a convincing
statement of the benefits he has received
from the famous Yee Foo Jun Chinese
herb treatment was made to a reporter
by Mr.. Ginther.
81 had been sick for the last three
years" declared Mr.. Ginther. az had a
hard. rasplng cough and tightness and
soreness in my chest which caused me a
great deal OF pain. Also | had catarrh
and bronchial trouble. my bronchial tubes
frequently becoming Very sore. My cough
was especially bad at nights and morn
ings. and many times il Interfered with
my sleep at night and caused me TO have
a, worn out feeling during the day. Often
on cold. foggy mornings, seemed to have
sort of asthma and could hardly get
my breath when / would step out into
thel air.
my appetite fell Off and my digestion
became poor and I had a disagreeable
unpleasant taste In my mouth Besides
all this, / had a breaking out on my face,
kind OF scrofula. ] suppose Il was
had tried several doctors and several
ways In the effort TO find cure for my
ailments. but in every instance failed.
Finally Miss Josephine Reide of 1855
Pennsylvania avenue, whom ] had known
for many years. told me OF how the zee
Foo Lun Chinese Herbs had cured her OF
paralysis OF the side and severe stomach
trouble and nervousness. and urged me to
investigate the Yee Foo Lun herb treat
ment.
II did so. and last December I began
taking the Chinese herbs. Within two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
MISS ANDERSON TELLS HOW SHE
RECOVERED FROM DROPSY WITH /.
YEE FOO LUN HERBS.

Miss Freda Anderson. living at 447O
cherokee street, Denver, is one OF the
thousands OF people in this part of the
country who are thankful to Yee Foo
Lun's Chinese herbs Tor curing her OF a
serious disease. About six weeks ago
Miss Anderson began taking the Yee Foo
from dropsy She was in bad condition
Now she Is another girl-a new girl-and
she freely states that the marvellous
change in her health was brought about
by the zee Foo Lun Chinese herb treat
ment
Miss Anderson was III about two years
Her condition was dropsical. Although
she tried many ways TO be cured. she
grew worse. Her mother became alarmed
about the girl. and. noticing In the papers
that Yee Foo Lun's Chinese herbs were
making many wonderful cures, she In
duced her daughter 20 give them a trial
and found to be true. Miss Anderson,
when she began the treatment. was suf
fering greatly. Her hands and feet were
swollen, being worse in the mornings and
evenings than at other tmes, Her COM
peXion was bad. her stomach was In poor
condition and she could eat and digest
and found IT difficult to sleep She felt
exhausted all the time, She was very
weak.
Ten days after she began the treatment
Miss Anderson found herself feeling much
better. All the disagreeable symptoms Of
her disease began to leave. Now she Is
different girl Her swellings have gone.
her pains have gone. her complexion is
good. she has gained weight and strength.
her appetite is excellent she can sleep
soundly, she is exhausted no more and
she Is strong. Her health has been built
up to Its normal condition and she Is bet
ter than she has been for two years Yee
Foo Lun's Chinese herbs deserve all the
credit for this great change in her condi-
ton
II am feeling better and stronger than
fOr a long. long time. " said Miss
son to a newspaper man yesterday. ~
had been feeling bad for about two years
and was In very bad health, I was dis
courased, having tried TO be cured many
times. Now. however, I am feeling fine.
The Yee Foo Lun Chinese herbs are Won
derful, Denver Post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
HUSBAND. WIFE AND BROTHER ALL
TELL HOW YEE FOO LUN HERBS
RESTORED ENTIRE FAMILY
TO HEALTH,

Mrs. Julius Blank Of 3O3s Perry ST..
Denver, says:
1--WE were all sick a few months ago.
and almost unable to get about. Now we
are all we'll. Two years ago 7 was or
dered to Colorado by my doctors in Buff
falo as a last hope for me. They said
| had female trouble and must have an
operation. ! had pain IN my side that
never left me day or night, so that at
times had to stay In bed NJ kid
neys We're dsordered and this almost all
the time caused me eXcruciating suffer
ing. 1t seemed to ne that II would be
better to die than TO live and all the
money / spent on specialists was thrown
away. AT the same time my husband
was taken down with rheuma tism,
Yes and had It SO badly they had to
feed mo. I couldn't raise my arm,
II read about Yee Foo Lun, c.. H. D.,
Chinese herbs In the paper and I went
at once, From the time l commenced
began to improve. In a few weeks the
aggravated kidney disorders disappeared
and that was half OF my trouble. Then
my husband said to me. If you are get
ting better so fast, why can't you put me
next To a good thing2' The result was
that he took Yee Foo Iiun, G. II. d,
herbs along with mo He didn't go to
the Office He couldn't, but I brought
Never felt SO good In my life" chlmed
In Mr.. Blank. Say, I'll bet that l spent
more money on doctors TO get my rheu-