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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20

Of microscope
Distinguished Scientist Whose Method of Preventing
Badness by Removing the Bacteria Responsible,
Congratulated by Visitors

The public interest the work of Professor Friedrich Migge,
from whose laboratories The Call building the scientific world
notified short time Of the discovery OF method of
vgoratng and restoring the hair by elimination OF the bacteria
which the scientific world has known for than genera
on the falling of the hair and badness has become
great spreading has almost nation that Professor
Mgge has found compile book devoted his
searches the scientific principle Of the he distributing
and the results it accomplishes
The call for work of this kind has been persistent and
has necesated such heavy correspondence with scientific ns
uton OF Germany and Austria where Professor Mgge formerly
well known that publication of the volume will relieve the
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Miss Anna Norton viii Win
That Ring She Says So
Herself

If Miss Anna Norton doesn't win the
$3.50 diamond ring in the Portola
girls tour contest, it viii not be the
faelt. of the Cuckoo club. OF. of Frank
p. Stanley. her manager. or of herself.
sBut she viii win-she says so herself.
Miss Norton has not only won a
big pile of votes already in the cam
paign, but has received an offer to
appear in vaudeville in a monologue,.
according to Stanley
Miss Norton is the favorite of the
Cuckoo club, whose 500 members are
working for her. This club was or
ganfzed july and its grand aka
zana is Stanley. AS a sign of the
clubs support. Miss Norton has been
clad in the official robes of the grand
alkanza. SO clad. she made a sortie
in her campaign today, which, she
says. has given her a strong hold on
victory.
The local circles of the Ancient
Order of Druids will take part in the
fortola parade 10000 strong. c. D.
Dorm. past noble, Grand Arch for
California, viii be grand marshal.
The order will prepare six floats. Ar
rangements are in charge of a COM
mlttee including WliIlaIn " AnloHO-
tfch, A. J. Mazzini and Mrs. Rose
Peters.
Today is Diamond Ring day Being
the closing day in the weeks contest
f0r the diamond ring, all the contest
ants are working as hard as they
know how.
The $3.50 ring viii be awarded
Tuesday night when the votes VIII
have been counted. A second prize
a SIS gold bracelet-has been secured
for the second highest girl Shreve,
Treat & Eacret are the donors.
The Portola committee has arranged
for a second grand ball during Por-
tola week. One viii be given. prob
ably on the first evening, at the Fair
mount, and viii be by invitation The
other viii be on the closing night at
the Coliseum, open to the public, with
an admission charge
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20

act nature of the bacteria infection.
the peculiarities of the especial bac-
terra responsible for the condition of
the hair complained of, and with this
knowledge, revealed by the micro
scope after bacteria have been fso-
lated, the scientist is enabled to pre-
pare that treatment which will re-
move that particular bacteria. With
the bacteria removed 1t is not any
human agency that brings about
restoration of the hair or stops its
falling, breaking or splitting, but ma
ture ftself-for all that is necessary
to healthy hair Is health in the hair
roots, and 1t only is bacteria infec-
tion which deprives the hair roots of
their normal health and strength.
Professor Migge has repeatedly an
nounced that he desires the public to
understand that when the hair roots
have been killed by the bacteria no
hair can be restored through those
roots. 1t only Is in cases of advanced
badness. however, where the hair
roots usually have been killed, and
in such cases the elimination of the
bacteria will do no more than save
what hair remains Badness is not
always sign, however. that the roots
are dead Occasionally the bacteria
infection is in the hair canal thus
causing the hair to break and fall
just as 1t is pushed through the scalp.
In such cases the hair roots are
healthy but are prevented from
functioning by the bacteria that at
tacks the hair after it has only par
TALLY grown. In such cases the
elimination of the bacteria promptly
restores the hair to its normal health
and permits it to grow.
The public is invited by Professor
Migge and his associates in the lab
oratories to witness demonstrations
of archaeological conditions as local
to the hair, and a visit to the labora-
tory Is exceptionally interesting. for
it is there only that the exact mean
ing OF the application of the science
of bacteriology to the saving of the
hair may be understood-Adverti
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Widney Wire for S35
Holds Him for Jury

a. B. Widney wealthy Los Angeles
broker, was held yesterday afternoon
10 answer to the superior court on a
charge of white slavery, preferred by
Noel Murphy Of the local underworld.
Bonds were fixed at $4,000. Judge
ShortaIi said that the telegram from
Widney to the Murphy woman ask
ing for S35' was sufficient evidence to
warrant a jury trial
Wfdney, who is the brother Of Rob-
ert j. Widney, whose recent suicide
pact with Vivian Lyons created con-
siderable notoriety, appeared down
cast at the decision.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
MUSIC TEACHERS TO
RAISE STANDARDS

At the last meeting of the board of
directors OF the San Francisco Music
Teachers association plans for raising
the standards Of the association were
discussed A formey resolution en-
powering- the president to appoint a
committee OF examiners was revised
TO a resolution requiring applicants
for membership to appear before the
board of directors for informal exami-
nation. The board of directors may
select members of the association TO
confer with the board in the examina-
ton Candidates to become active
members smust receive unanimous ap-
proval OF the board of directors. Ap-
plicants may become associate mem
hers without appearing before the
board Of directors for examination.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
NE ECHANICs FAIR
SIGNS MUSE TIE
Engagement of Dancing Vic.
liniSt" Furnishes Program
Opening Next Week

With the enga cement OF Musette. the
noted dancing violinist," the roster of
acts to be presented in the National
theater in connection with the Me
chanics' fair Is completed. The fair
VIII open next Friday.
Musette is famed no less for her
beauty than for her grace and her
artistry. A pupil of the great Auer,
the Russian master of the violin, Mu-
sette has enjoyed the best training
obtainable at home and abroad To
her native gifts of music she adds the
thorough training in technique.
She is not above playing the music
that the people love, and blends in her
offerings the beauties of the classical
and popular music, not forgetting
touch of ''ragtime" to liven the pre-
sentations. Keeping step to her own
music, Musette dances with the light
ness of thistledown, and her wardrobe
is extensive and extravagant. She
was signed after several weeks of ne
gotiations by Frank Paret, under
whose direction the program has been
assembled and the artists engages
The sensational feature of the pro-
gram will be provided by Alice Els
and Bert French. the dancers. Their
terpsichorean presentations have
something of Maude Allan. Isadore
Duncan and Ruth St. Denis, but are
entirely original in conception and
treatment An orchestra or sym
phonic dimensions will render the mu-
sic to be interpreted by the famous
dancers and viii be under Paret's di-
rection, whose musical Importance is
well recognized here, where he di-
rected the recent Gilbert and Sullivan
revivais. produced by the Shuberts and
william A. Brady
These acts will be further rein
forced by the engagement. effected a
few days ago, of Arthur Aldridge, the
great comic opera tenor. who was the
vocal star of the Brady -Shubert COM
pany, and for ten weeks he has been
the headline attraction at the Palace
heater. New York
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
He RMANN SONS
ADJOURN TODAY
C. ]. Won Rosenberg Elected
President-LaWrenCe is
Next Convention City

The national convention of the
order of Hermann Sons will be
brought TO a close this afternoon. AT
o'clock the delegates assembled to
finish the business of the week In one
continuous session.
A banquet to the newly elected ON
GERS will be given this evening at
downtown cafe, and the entertain
ment week will be brought to close
tomorrow evening with a farewell
ball at the German House
The new officers elected yesterday
are q + Won Rosenberg. La Grange.
Texas. president; oscar Hooks of san
Francisco, first vice president; r.
Matthews of Nebraska, second vice
president, Richard Schaefer OF Con-
neeticut. secretary; Fred Zeigler OF
Minneapolis, treasurer; John SCHNEIDER
of Lincoln. Neb., inside guard; H.
Dresser of Florida, outside guard, ana
E. Schuestze of Houston, Tex, guide
Lawrence, Mass, was chosen as the
next convention city.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
LOCAL FAVORITE
At The ORPHE UNI
William BurresS Returns at
the Head of "NeW Song
birds" Company


The stellar attraction at the Or
pheum tomorrow afternoon will be
provided by a former San Francisco
favorite. William Burress,s at the head
of clever company in a new edi-
ton Of Victor Herberts The Song
BIRDS in which Burress will assume
his original creation of Oscar Ham
mershine. The book of the satire on
grand opera was written by George
v Herbert. and the score, which
reaches the effectiveness of real
grand opera at times. is said to be
Herbert masterpiece.
Another headline attraction that
viii vie in popularity with "The New
Songbirds" will be given by ]. C. Nu
gent in an original skit. The Regu-
lar" which is glimpse over the
footlights at New York night life.
James Mullen and Alan Coogan, in
odd Nonsense" will be a popular Of
fering If the enthusiastic advance no
tices of their act are to be credited.
Carl MCCULLOUGH, VINO calls himself
the Joy germ" will present his foot
light Impressions Land and O'Don-
nell will appear as the original
''lunatic tumblers"; Carl Rosini, as
sisted by Mile. Margaret. viii present
an artistic act, and Charles Delmore
and Ben Light, who have been a great
success at the Orpheum during the
past week, will repeat their "ragtime"
offerings.
Next week will be the last of Valerie
Serice and The Little Parisienne," in
which both star and production have
earned public approval A novel fea-
ture that will lend interest to the ex-
cellent program will be the projection
of motion pictures of the golf tourna-
ment at Del Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
Requiem Mass Said
For Mrs. Annie Lyons

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Kinney Lyons, wife of Attorney Tim
othy ]. Lyons, were held Thursday at
st. Nary's cathedral Father Ramm
celebrated the solemn requiem mass.
She was so years old and had been
married for 80 years. Interment was
IN Holy Cross cemetery in the plat
Of the Kinney-Lyons families.
Mrs. Lyons is survived by her hus-
band. one son. Rearden T. Lyons, well
known in financial circles, and a
member of the Olympic club, and a
sister Miss Lille NJ Kinney. vice
principal Of the James Lick grammar
school
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20

Just what can be done, jdst what
should be done with ones whiskers
at night is still terrible issue. San
Francisco is divided on the question.
One man declares that whiskers must
be tucked in at night. Another as
serts with equal energy that they
should be left outside the coverlids
Other suggestions have been advanced
by the artist What do YOU do
about it?
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
.KA|sE rs ENE RCY
CROWS WITH ACE
Brain of Great German Mon
arch Is Literally Teeming
With Schemes
BY STEVEN BURNETT

BERLIN. Sept. 20,-There seems to
be no limit to the kaiser's energy.
which appears to increase rather than
decrease with the years Never has
William shown himself more worthy
of his old nickname, der reise kai-
SER tthe travelling kaiser). Ever
since he returned from the Norwegian
cruise Emperor William has been on
the go.
The brain of the emperor is lit
orally teeming with schemes and
plans. 1t was he who made the
peace of Bucharest possible. it was
he who compelled Austria to show
herself more conciliatory toward
Servia and Greece and abandon her
intention Of backingl'up Bulgaria, and
is he who is now planning the
foundation of new great Greek en-
pire in the Balkans to balk the CEN
tury old ambitions of Russia.
REVIVE BYZANTINE EMPIRE
1t was the kaiser who first sug-
gested to his brother in law, King
Constantine of Greece, that he must
have coronation worthy of rejuve-
mated Greece. 1t was he who sug-
gested that the crown and purple
mantle of the old Byzantine emperors.
which have been preserved by the
monks of Mount Athos, be used once
more at the investiture of Constan-
tine. to be called Augustus, symbolic
ing the coming renaissance of the Byz-
antipe empire under an emperor re-
lated to the Hohenzollerns. to be sue
ceeded by his son, in whose veins
flows the Hohenzollern blood.
WRITES SPEECHES
Attending the great military ma
neuvers from dawn until darkness
with the enthusiasm of a young man.
the kaiser spends the evening writing
fiery speeches and devising new de-
tails to make the centennial celebra-
tion in memory of the first defeats of
the great Napoleon more imp essfve.
These celebrations center around
and will culminate at Leipzig when,
on October 16, the veil falls from the
great monument erected on the battle
field Of Leipzig in the presence of an
audience of emperors and kings. of
their official representatives each in
command of a representative detach-
.ment Of the army of his country.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
ANTI JAPANESE PICNIC

Therfirst annual picnic of the anti
Japanese league of Alameda county
will be held tomorrow at Lafayette
park siege Junction There Will be
valuable gate and game prizes and
other features. The committee in
charge is: H. Lafon chairman,
Frank G. Hunt. c. p. Webster, c. B.
Calou and d. r. Lopez.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
BAcKUs is REAPPoINTED

Governor Johnson yesterday reap
pointed United States immigration
Commissioner Samuel w Backus
president of the state board of re-
gents of the California Veterans
home at Yountville He has held this
position "a years. Brigadier General
Charles A. Woodruff has been elected
commandant of the home.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
GRADUATE DIES

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. "
News of the death Of James Henry
Mathews at his home in Eureka sew
eral days ago reached the campus
today. His death resulted from pto-
maine poisoning, which killed his sis
ter Lucy week previous. Math-
ews was graduated from the law de-
partment last semester. and during
the summer he had been working un-
der former Governor Gillett.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
WRITES SPEECHES
EAR BITTEN BY BEGGAR

A beggar bit a piece of Patrick
Donnelly's ear off last night when
Donnelly refused aims. Donnelly,
who lives al the Carleton house, was
treated this morning at the harbor
hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-20
WATCH THE Calls AUTO sECNOY IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
The Following Are
San Francisco's Leading Dealers:
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS

EASTERN AUTO EXCHANGE. .s12 Cough
GateA
II. Post
vaIen
Gold Gate Ave
JOHNSTONENEWCOMB 444 Golden ate Ave
K. & C. TRUCK EXCHANGE. Market St
AMERICAN MOTORS CALF co. .4z6s Gate
MOTOR Ness
sTEvENsDURYEA Van Genry
VauN
PACIFIC AUTO EXCHANGE. Gate Ave
CLEARING HOVsE III
DILLON-GOODMAN an Ness Ave.
j. W. LEAVITT & Gate Ave.
FRANK o. RENSTRoM Van Ness Gate Ave
LITTLE AUTO
HAYNES AUTO SALES CO. nj Polk
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
CALIFORNIA PARTS .5so5se Polk So
GEO. r. WELLS. Ave
QUASI q sONs......
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
VALENCIA MACHINE SHOP. 1872
HAYES HAYES
MARSHALL REPAIR co 100 Gate Ave
4 CO. 4 Ness Ave
HENDRY AUTO MACHINE WORKS Gate Ave
EAsIFRN RHiAiR Golden Gate
UNIVERSAL AUTO HEPAlH Tough
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
A. zIHMsRLIN .~1o3o Golden Ave
SAN FRANCISCO MOTORCYCLE CO.. Ave
EACELsfoh AGENCY 154s Market
EUPPERs HENDERSON co Market St
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05

To the Merit of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound during Change
of Life.

Streator, Ill.-"I shall always praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05

Second St., w. s., Streator, Illinois.
Philadelphia, Pa. "It was at the
Change of Life that turned to Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
using it as tonic to build up my sys-
TEN, with beneficial results. - Mrs.
SARA HAYWARD, 1925 w. Venango ST.,
(Pioga) Phila., Pa.
San Francisco, Cal.-"I have taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for many years whenever
would feel bad. I have gone through
the Change of Life without any troubles
and thank the Compound for it. rec
ommend it to young girls and to women
of all ages. Mrs. c. BARRIE, 3O52
25th St., San Francisco, Cal.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict cOnflde nce.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05
Morrioo.

.Morrice, Dec. 3.-The local ele-
Easor was closed down here Tuesday
SO that the bean bins could be clean
ed cut.
Miss Luella Hill is threatened
xIth an attack of pneumonia and lies
ar at her home east Of town.
Or. and Mrs. A. E. Ames enter
Exined his nephew, g. Smell and iaM-
NY acrortion of This week.
A new baby boy has arrived at the
home of. Ray Alling in Elida, n. T.,
sS HtLry Alling, the grandfather re-
larts.
Ainemen on the NJ. U. T. are clean
Eng. upy the tracks and trimming trees
Nh tais locality along the right Of
Gay.
DR.. s. S. C.Pnippen, Owosso, was
called here in counsel with DR.. Ames
over the case of Mrs. Myles Bentley,
VINO lies ill at her home north Of
Eswn.
u. w. Waters shipped twelve hun
xred pounds of chickens Tuesday, to
Rtroit:.
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Carey have
saen entertaining his sister, Miss
Mary Carey of Flint for the past two
9nys.
ghe girls at the elevator here will
yeud postals to Mrs. George Smith
rids week, Friday being her birthday
anniversary.
AT the corner of Gale and Second
street the ground is abloom with
tzaadaIions, thing which is not Of
ten seen the second day of December.
Mr. and Mrs. e. F. Kelly and
aaughter, Miss Olive have been in
hapeer for the past few days where
they attended family reunion of
her people.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brady of Owes
50 were guests at the home of her
Wncie, w. e. Davis and family on
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Monkey received word that
fer sister, Miss Julia Mccarthy and
niece, Miss Susan Fear, would leave
tae hospital at Rochester, Mimi, on
Monday evening for their home here
Farmers in this locality who have
ssrn unhusked are experiencing
trouble with it molding in the
shocks. Many farmers who have
Exrge fields to husk have delayed
susking it so that the work could be
done by machine which has been put
mn on account of the rainy weather
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05
MEXICO CITY IS
FACING ATTACK
zapata Rebels Drawing Up in
Battle Line.
WILL lombard THE CAPITAL

Americans In Monterey and Saltil
10 Warned by Rebels That the City
viii Be 6eseiged by Them in Few
Hours.
Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 3.-The $4,000
ransom demanded by Mexican bandits
for the release of w. s. Windham
superintendent of the Quimchis
Rancho, near Mazatian, and Assistant
Superintendent Dunn, has been order
ed paid. DR.. William LIVINGSTONE OF
Oxnard and former Senator Thomas
R. Bard of Huenume, both part own.
ers, wired their banks at Mazatlan
authorizing the payment.
Americans Warned.
Laredo, Tex, Dec. 3.-All foreigners
In Monterey and Saltillo were notified
by rebel couriers that constitutional
list armies would attack the two cities
within few hours and that all who
wished to leave for the United States
should depart at once.
Rebels Attack Capital.
Mexico City, Dec. 3.-Several bands
OF Zapata rebels have united south of
here to attack the capital, according
to reports that reached the govern
ment Minister of War Banquet i'm
mediately countermanded orders
which he had issued to send federal
troops to Torreon.
Silent on Evacuation.
Silence was maintained in govern
ment circles regarding the reported
abandonment of Chihuahua City,
Guaymas and Mazatlan by the fed
erals.
Announcement was made that a
general advance against Tampico by
land and sea would begin in few
days.
U. S. May Land Troops.
United States marines likely will land
in Mexico before night. Huerta's
government is doomed.
The capture of Tuxpam by the rebel
army under General Aguilar, in de.
fiance of the order of the United
States that that port remain in the
hands of the de facto government, is
expected to bring about a show of
war from the United States warships
now at Tuxpam.
Rear Admiral Fletcher, in command
OF the American fleet. is rushing to
Tuxpam to take charge and it is be-
lieved he Immediately will order the
of the city.
Should this demand fail, the guns
of the battleships Rhode Island,
New Hampshire and Ne.
braska will be turned on the city.
That would definitely commit the
United States as against the consti-
tutionalists. who. under the supreme
leadership Of General Carranza, have
taken most OF Mexico away from
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05

Is the one who is always cross, dis
agreeable, short and sharp In his an
swsrs. In nine cases out of ten it is
mot the poor fellows fault, his liver and
digestion are out of order and he feels
miserable. Are you getting into that
qondi tion2 Then start at once taking
DIR. HERRICK'S SUGAR.COATED
TSLbS for your liver. They will clean
yoa out, vitalize your blood and put
sOnr digestion in good order. Price %
scnts per box. Sold at Johnson's drug
shore, Sprague & Co., Collins Drug Co.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. PROP.
OW OssO, MICH. DEC. 5, 1918.
Pittsburg


pittsburg, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Miles
Bentley is seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hancock enter
Gained relatives of Owosso. Thanks.
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden made bust
ness trip to Owosso. Monday.
Mrs. N. Mitchell of Owosso is Wis
zfing old neighbors~ here.
Mrs. Roy Pasco was guest of rel
atiyes in Owosso the last of the week
Frank Pasco and little son, Ray
uere guests of the formers brother
in Kalamazoo last week.
Sanford Bem.s and family spent
Mrs. ]. Harvey visited in Garland
&sst week..
Thanksgiving at the home of Harper
Cook and sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hutchings spent
Friday at the home of their son, G. r
Sn Perry.
Mrs. Rachael Beardslee and Mrs
HeEen Jobes were guests of friends
la Detroit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Green enter.
rafned relatives of Elsie, Thanksgiv.
E@s-
Afvah Hutchings was in Perry on
Friday on business.
Mrs Frank Pasco spent a part OF
sast week with her parents in Du.
IRad,g
Mrs. Chas. Claucherty and daugh-
TER and son were guests of friends in
Perry, Thanksgiving.
Miss Elsie Marshall of Shaftsburg
Igeat a part Of las. week with rela-
riyes here.
Mrs. John Buck made a business
"trip TO Perry Monday.
The Cleaners are going to reshin-
gle their nall, and otherwise repair
tae same.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05
500 Reward.

Any man who is tied up in a double
knot with cramps in the bowels or Grip
pied with the pains of rheumatism
would sometimes pay that for a quack
relief. Yet he can get what he wants
for 25 cts by sending to the druggist for
bottle of RENNE'S PAIN.KILLING
MAGIC OIL. 1t is powerful relieving
remedy for all internal and external
pain. Price25 cts. Sold at Johnson's
drug store; Sprague & Co Collins Drug
Co. Adv
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05
FARM LEGISLATI0E NEXT.
Senator Gore Predicts Early Consid-
grafton of Rural Credits.

Assurance that legislation intended
% better the condition at the Amerf
con. farmer would he considered b.,
congress Immediately after the cut.
rcacy bill is disposed of was given by
senntor Gore OF Oklahoma In an adj
dress before the international dry
farming congress at Tulsa. Okla
3he senator declared that as re-
sr,t of the recent investigation of ru-
xwI credits in Europe plan would be
revised whereby money with which to
anance cropping operations would be
spaned to the farmer at per cent In
anxest.