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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Balkans Are Again
Growing and War
Seems inevitable
Greece Attempts to Avoid Trouble
and Withdraws Troops From
Dedeagatch

ATHENS Greece. Oct. 2---Belief is
becoming stronger every day that an
other war in the Balkans is inevitable.
In consequence of the alliance be-
tween Bulgaria and Turkey tho Greek
troops are being Withdrawn from the
part OF Dedeagatch. a piece OF terri
tory whose possession was disputed
by Greece and Bulgaria. The Greek
government realizes that it could not
possibly hold the port against a COM
bined Bulgar-Turk army and is loath
to allow another war to ensue over
the ownership Of the district. At the
same time the reservists are being
recalled to the colors and the naval
forces are being strengthened.
|ALBANIANs AND SERvIANs FIGHT
BELGRADE. servia, Oct. Flight
ing between Albanians and Servians
is still in progress In old Servia. An
order for general mobilization Of the.
Servian army has been issued, but it
has not yet gone into effect.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Retired Capitalist
And Actress Marry

SAN JOSE, Oct. 2.-Louis McLane,
aged 56. retired capitalist of San
Francisco, and Ethel Hunt, aged so,
a handsome young woman who stated
that she was a New York actress,
were married in this city yesterday
by the Rev. Mr.. Hodgson. pastor of
ST. Paul's church.
A marriage license also was issued
yesterday afternoon by the county
clerk here to John Henry Hatton. 40,
United States forecaster. residing in
San Francisco. and Olive Clandine Nc
Clinton, aged %, government clerk
of the same city.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Is Year Old Girl
Valuable Witness
ForAccuSed Mother
Daughter Of Mrs. de Vale, on Trial
for Killing Husband, Says Father 4
Chased Family With Gun

Mary de Vale, 13 year old daughter
of Mrs. Mary de Vale. is proving a
valuable witness for her mother, who
Is on trial in Oakland for the murder
of her husband Manuel de Vale, an
Irvington rancher. The child told the
jury that De Vale had chased the
whole family out Of the house with a
shotgun many times and that he had
done this on the night of his death.
She said that her father had abused
her mother from her earliest recol-
lection. From te child's testimony it
was apparent that most of the trou-
bles Of the De Wales were caused by
LIQUOR
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Companion Of Slayer
Schmidt Arraigned

NEW YORK. Oct 2.-'.Dr." Ernst
Muret, companion Of Father" Hans
Schmidt, the self confessed slayer Of
Anna Aumuller. was arraigned in the
court of special sessions today.
charged with violation of the Sullivan
law, which prohibits the ownership
of weapons. Sentence was suspended
on Muret and he was taken into the
federal court. where he was arraigned
to plead on an indictment charging
him with counterfeiting. Judge
Hough's docket was too crowded to
permit handling of the Muret case
and the alleged counterfeiter was
sent back to his cell In the tombs.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
MRS. SHEAN
DIVORCES
EL0PER
Wife Freed From Army OFF,
Ger Who Deserted Home
and Flag for Nurse

Mrs. Ursula Stone Shean was
granted an interlocutory decree OF
divorce this morning from Daniel
Edward Shean. and thus the one time
army officer passes as completely
from the life OF his wife as lie has
from the service of his country. hav-
ing deserted both for the charms Of
Mrs. Helen Bucklin, trained nurse.
For the sake OF their little daugh-
ter, Barbara, Mrs. Shean waited four
years for fhe return Of her husband,
but in May she filed suit FOR divorce
whereabouts VISA unknown, three
months publication Of the suit was
necessary. and only today came the
first step toward her freedom.
Mrs Shean, who Is daughter Of
Charles b. Stone oS this city, a niece
of the late Mrs. L. L. Baker. a sis
ter of Mrs. Alexander Fraser Doug
las of this city and of Captain Charles
b. Stone Of the army. is widely known
socially in San Francisco, her family
having occupied prominent posi-
tion here since pioneer days.
MET HUSBAND ON VISIT TO FORT
She made her debut here the year
before her marriage in 1906 and was
one of the bellies of the season. Co
ing on a visit to her brother, Captain
Stone, at Fort Mcpherson. Georgia,
she met the young lieutenant, who
was In the same regiment.
They became engaged but he was
ordered to the Philippines before the
date set for the wedding. Uncle Sam
was hard hearted and would not give
a leave of absence to permit the
young officers return to San Fran
cisco for his wedding
So the bride elect, with her mother.
sailed away TO Manila, and June J.
1906, the wedding took place at the
home of Captain Stone at Fort Nc
Kinley.
One child was born there and died
while an infant. The regiment. the
sixteenth infantry, was ordered back
10 the united states, TO sfOTL OECOh,
Nebraska There a second child, Bar
bara, who is now with her mother
here, was born.
ELOPES WITH NURSE
Into the house to care for the
young mother came Mrs. Helen Buck
lin. trained nurse from Chicago,
beautiful and so fascinating that
Lieutenant Shean eloped with her
when his little daughter was just two
weeks old.
He had said that he was offered q
position TO manage a ranch for his
uncle in Texas, but inquiry has failed
to show that he has been there 1t
is believed that he and Mrs. Buck
lin have left the country
From Omaha he sent in his resigna-
tion from the army al the time of his
departure but on investigation the
resignation was refused and he has
been posted as dcserter.
F. Mrs Shean. made her home fof a
time in New York with her parents.
but has been here for the last two
years with her sister Mrs. Douglas.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Trolley Hits Funeral,
3 Pail Bearers Hurt

car on the Broadway line late yester-
day afternoon crashed into car
riage conveying pail bearers in a
funeral procession en- route to Ocean
was fatally injured, Peter Ragahenti
received serious injuries and two
other occupants of the carriage were
so badly bruised and cut that it was
pital. The funeral was temporarily
postponed while the undertaken
placed the injured men in his auto
mobile and rushed them to the hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Women May Smoke in
Exclusive Vendighota

PHILADELPHIA, Oct John c.
sellmar. manager of the vendighota.
has posted notices that women will
be allowed to smoke in the dining
room OF the exclusive hotel, thereby
arousing storm of protest from
women Of the city, led by Mrs. R1-
dolph BlankcnburE. wife OF the
mayor. sellmar declares he took the
step after conference with numerous
hotel men and that the order will
stand.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
z JAILED IN
NJ N'NAMA ARA
BOMB War
Alleged eastern Agent Said
to Confess and Iron Work
ers' Secretary Is Accused

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-George E
Davis, alias George Mcdonald, was
arrested today on a charge that he
was the eastern representative of the
Mcnamara brothers in the dynamite
war which landed them in San Quen-
tin penitentiary In California.
Davis was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields. waived
examination and was held in 10000
bail. He will be sent TO indianapolis
Ind. for trial on the charge of ille-
gally transporting explosives from
one state to another.
Detectives have trailed Davis ever
since John B. and James j. Mcnamara
were arrested, and he was finally
taken into custody in the Breslin
hotel.
SECRETARY rs ARRESTED
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2-Harry
Jones. international secretary of the
Iron Workers union, was arrested at
noon today. charged with conspiracy
to transport explosives unlawfully
The Arrest is said to be result Of a
confession by George e. Davis. alias
George O'Donnel, now under arrest
In New York.
Jones Is a new figure in the dyna-
mite case. He formerly was financial
secretary of New York local. but
was elected international secretary
last January.
The affidavit against Jones was
made by Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney Clarence Nichols and
the arrest was made by Chief Deputy
United States Marshal Wilson.
United States District Attorney Mil
Ter is now in New York handling the
eastern end of the case.
1t Is said Davis arrest and confes-
sion at New York resulted from a
grangle between him and a. union
business agent at Pittsburg over the
question of Davis working without
a. union card.
1t Is Understood that Davis declared
Jones aided him In his dynamiting
work In the east by sending him
money during the dynamite reign Of
terror and also actively assisted in
keeping Davis under cover while the
federal investigation was in progress.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
No Welcome on. the
Mat for SinCIdirs

WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. Upton
Sinclair. the >author. and his second
wife will ind that welcome on the
mat is not meant for them II they at
tempt to settle down IN Arden colony.
a literary and artistic community
where Mr.. Sinclair used to live when
his first wife eloped with Harry
Kemp, the tramp poet.
sign. Not Wanted has been
placed upon the door Of the Sinclair
bungalow. Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair arr
rived two days ago from Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Gold Discovered in
Oakland, Is Savings

With pot containing $3.50 in gold
which he is alleged to have dug from
the yard of Guido Guido. All Brush
street. Oakland. Tonei Reimondo was
arrested last night as he was board
ing a train and turned over to the
Oakland authorities The gold was
Guido's life savings.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
$300,000 Estate Is
Given to FamiIv

The will of George W. Haight. be-
queathing more than 100000 in
money and property, was filed in Oak
land this morning. The bulk OF the
estate goes to the widow. Mary
Haight. and to the son. Samuel c.
Haight. Haight was a Berkeley man
and died 10 days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
SHIP BREAKING UP !;
GRE W SENDS s. 0.s.
U. S. Revenue Cutters Rush to
Aid of Schooner Grounded
Off New England Coast

BOSTON. Oct "a schooner
thought to be the Nellie F. Sawyer Of
Brunswick, Me. with the crew aboard,
grounded and was in danger Of being
broken up on the shoal northwest OF
Pollock rip lightship this morning
Wireless calls for assistance were
sent out by. the Pollock rip iightship
ana revenue cutters FASTENED to the
rescue
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
FIRE DESTROYS HIGH
SCHOOL: LOSS $50. 1000

SANTA. CRUZ, Oct 2.-Fire of mys-
terious origin destroyed the local high
school building. causing loss Of 500
600 last night. The Insurance. car
ried is $4,000 Volunteer firemen
saved much of the furnishings.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Texas Floods Drive | hundreds From I lone
RALPH ROSE FEVER STRICKEN
Here's Real Rivalry,
Girl PantaIOonS VS..
LanpsF1ade Skirts

KEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Bus-
ties, pantaloons and mina-
ret skirts In several tiers
were among the startling
dress designs presented today
mt the annual s.promenade des
toilettes" In one OF the big
stores.
The pantaloon girl wore .
pleated chiffon blfurcated gar
ment edged with silver fringe
and surmounfed by bell
shaped mfnnret tunic In
black and white brocade. Di-
viding attention with her was
the triple tunic model, whose
shapcly legs could be seen dis
tinctIy through the lower story
OF her clamp shade7 skirt. The
bustie effect depends upon =
fluffy arrangement of tuIle and
. stin arrangement Of the snsIa,
but the models shown today
may be but the forerunner Of
the real pad, which has not
been popular for many years.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Wild Parrot, Caught
ByPoIiceman, Takes
Revenge on Officer

4 HALF q hundred men at
~ tempted NJ o'clock this
morning to capture . wild,
green parrot which made Its
advent I'm Portsmouth square
in some mysterious mauner.
There was lively chase over
the green grass for the bird.
Policeman Michael Hurley OF
the southern station watched
the chase with interest and
finally Joined the thPeng. In 10
minutes, with chest expanded.
he entered the HALL of justice,
the proud captOr of the Wild
parrot. Hut when he was about
to turn the bird over to the
property clerk for identifca-
tion, a sharp beak took chunk
out of the PSliceman's right
hand. Harley was treated by
= physicfan. The parrot in now
at the property clerks ofIice in
= east.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02

Continued on Page ?. Column !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-30

broken the tie with one run and Col
Inns was on third. Schalk hooked
low liner to center and Cobb scooped
it with. one hand. He then tried to get
Collins at the plate. but failed. Shane
started late, thinking the ball would
be caught. Then Cobb claimed he did
catch the pill. He was turned down,
as his attempt to get Collins was evil
dence enough.for the jumps that the
ball had first: hit the ground. Had
Ty. refrained from making the throw
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-30

Some performance; for a ;youngster.
going against the best in the bust
ness. Benz finished the game, as
Fournier batted for Russell in the
ninth. -..., .--.t,e, .e,-->I
Cobb came to bat five times in his,
first game. He walked once and soak
a single that drove in Crawford. Ty
has not lost his speed, as he demon
strated when he went from first to
third on an infield out. He pulled a
boner in the twelfth: The sSox had
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
At the KimmeI.

When it comes to the best musi-
cal act that has ever appeared in
Cairo. the palm must be given to
the Boudni Bro. who opened an en-
gagement at the Kimmel thaater last
evening. They are hi led as-"Wiz-
ards Of the ACCORDION" and tor 81
mon pure skilled musical art they
attain it on their instruments. Fact
of the matter is. one would never
realize that such harmony and
purity of tone could be extracted
from the instruments until these two
foreigners are heard with their or
gan-like favo-ites Notbines is too
difficult. for them from operate
to the syncopated
brand Il popular echoes they have
a keen sense of Intervening both
and their renditions will get them
praise from the most exacting critic
TO the plain ordinary person who
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
Cairo in Wonder All
Skin Cure
]. P. GARDNER Writes OF Re
markabIe Experience
With D. D D.

Cairo, H.
81 have been bothered with letter
for about seven years and have
tried everything that was ever
recommended to me, but all in vain
u saw an advertisement Of d. d.
D. foF skin disease cure, so pur-
chased dollar bottle. And Il did
me so much good that | tried the sec
ond. And the third one cured me
sound and well. | used it regular
according to direction and it proved
success. No one knows the suffer
Ing or the bother of letter ia the
hands unless they have had II. /
will gladly recommend y. D. D. to
anyone that is bothered with letter.
J, p Gardner, 723 Thirty-seyenth
street.
SO confident are we arat the d. D.
D. Prescription will reach youg case
too, that If the very first fun size
hottie fails to do exactly as Is
claimed. it will not cost you cent.
Drop in and let MS tell Won more
about this great remedy. D. u. D..
Herman G. Schulz, Druggist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
GRAY FADED HAIR, OR BEAUTIFUL,
DARK, ATTRACTIVE CHOOSE MADAM!

taking one small strand at time
Those whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded, dry, aeraggly ami
thin have surprise awaiting them,
because after inst one application
the gray hair yanishes and vcln-
locks become lnXuriantly dark and
beautiful 81 dandruff goes, SCALE
itching falling hair stops
This is tbe age of youth, gray
haired, unattractire folks aren't
wanted around so get busy with the
Sase and sulphur tonight and you'll
be amazed at your youthful appear
.ance and the real beauty and
healthy coudit on Of your hair with
in few days. Inquiry at drue
stores here shows that they all sell
lots 81 "Wyeths SAGE and sulphur
and the folks using it are enthus-
iastie. Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
FIVE DEAD WHEN
LARGE BALLOON
EXPLODES IN AIR
Huge French Military Gas Bag Sud
denly lestroycd--caas Sc
is Not known,
THREE KILLED OUTRIGHT
Men Are Dug Out of Mass OF
Silken Debris-Two Die
After the Fall.
THREE KILLED OUTRIGHT

Noisylegrande, France, April t.
Five occupants OF the military
balloon Zodiac We're killed here to
day when the huge gas bag eN-
ploded at heighth of $50 feet.
The Zodiac was inflated witt
ordinary gas and left for the Aero
Club park at ST. Cloud with military
apparatus and Captains Zlavanad
and Uemoue, Lieut. DeNaisselot and
Artilleryman Ro2hy and a civilian
pilot phirrilie aboard.
Propelled by strong wind the
balloon passed rapidly oven Paris
and arrived at Noisylegraade.
Observers suddenly saw it shriyo'
and fall Laborers working in Il
field rushed to the assistance Of
aeronauts, but had trouble in ey.
traoating them from the mass q
silk. Three of the men were killed
outright. The other two We're pu'
in an auto and rushed TO a military
hospital at Nincennes.
Demoue died on the way and
DeVaisselot died at the hospital.
The cause Of the explosion is not
known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
her the additional offices, j.
Faulkner WAS elected mayor,
ITCHING, FIERY, RAW ECZEMA
Relieved In a Few Seconds.

Yes. an itching, burning, raw, ir-
ritated skin relieved the moment
zemo touches It. Iemo lis Il clean,
soothing, healing, wash. composed
of Thymo. Glycerine, Glitch Hazel,
Boracic Acid and other medicinal
healing properties. Zemo relieves
and cures every form of skin and
scalp eruption. and II you are not
entirely satisfied with results from
the very first 25-cent bottle, drug
gists win refund your money Large
size bottle 81. Endorsed and sold
in Cairo by II. w. Schulz and Paul
G. schhu & Sons drug stores
zemo il prepared BY e. w. Rose
Medicine Co.. ST. Louis, Mo, and
their guarantee is as good as gold
Adyt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
PASSES IOWA UTILITY BILL.

Des Moines, la, April II. De-
spite the opposition OF aMyor Ham
ma and James MacNicar OF this city,
both of whom lobbied against the
measure. the senate passed the pub
lie utility bin as recommended by
the conference committee. The SEN
ate also passed two bills increasing
salaries of several state officials II
also passed bill for arbitration OF
industrial disputes The working
mems compensation bill was passed
by the senate which made minor
amendments, in which the house
that had previous II passed the
measure is expected to concur. 1t
is expected that the legislature Will
not ADJOURN before Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
DANGER FROM GRIPPE.
Lies in That Cough and Weak Worn
Out Condition.

Grippe, pleurisy. pneumonia, these
are greatly to be feared at this time
of the year.
To prevent grippe from being fol-
lowed by either pleurisy or bneu-
monia. it is important to drive the
last traces of it out of the system
quickly.
Our advice is TO take Vinol, our
delicious. cod liver and iron prepare
ton without oil, and get your
strength and vitality back quickly.
Mrs. A. A. Crabill of Strasburg
Va, says: Grippe left me weak,
rundown and with severe cough
from which suffered four years
| tried different remedies, but moth
ing seemed to do me any good until
took Vinol, from which | received
great benefit My cough is almost
entirely gone, and | am strong and
we'll again, and ain glad to recon-
mend Vinol to others who suffer al
did.
Try Vinol with the certainty that
if 1t Goes not benefit you we will
give back your moneq. Paul G.
Schulz G Sons, Druggists. Cairo, Ill
F. s. For Eczema of Scalp try
Saxo saiye. We guarantee it.
Adyt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
CHILDREN BUY NEW FEET
FOR BOY WHO LOST HIS

Butte, Mont, April IL Frank
Epstrom, fifteen years old. left To-
day for Minneapolis, where he viii
De fitted with artificial feet, the
money for which has been donated
by Minneapolis school children Ep-
Strom last winter was freed by a
mountain lion near Anaconda and
forced to remain in his periIous 20
sition throughout the night. The
temperature was 80 degrees below
zero and both feet were frozen. ne
cessitating amputation Louis W.
Hin OF the Great Northern railway
furnished the lad and his mother
with transportation TO Minneapolis
and return
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18

appreciates good music. They are
worth hearing and seeing at every
performance for It is seldom that
Cairo has an opportunity to hear an
act Of such calibre.
Joe Iagee BLACK Face Comedian
with line OF Real Hot Comedy
comes out and pulls off some stuff
that smacks of an emphasis on >he
Hot" Joe is good, in fact he's
clever and his presentation is funny
its even ridiculous and his audi
tors in side splitting discontinue
enjoy his entire stunt. He has tho
true monologue yernacular that OF
the darkey who gets off something
iudricous in every chuckle and he
has number of PAROLES that suit
his bright particular offering. There
are some Of his gags that detract
from the quality of his specially and
he should be tipped off accordingly
The other act Of the -Hll did not
put in an appearance last niSst be-
cause of the irregular train service
Manager Kimmel says, however,
that the people presenting it will
he on the job tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
PRISONER HARRIS TO NAPOLEON

LeaveHworth, Kan, April IL
Henry Bode, a soldier of fortune.
born In Los Angeles, who says he
is a granddaughter Of Napoleon, is in
the guardhouse at Fort Leaven~
worth He is awaiting action by
the department commander on a
sentence of the eourt-martial that
recently tried him for desertion
He is a private of Company A, First
Battalion of Engineers. In 1912 he
deserted at Washinton Barracks, go
ing to Mexico. where he allied him
self with the rebels. He returned
last February
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
'or Bright Eyes
and Clear Moss
s,,rs,assasie csiarrh Cure Tssl Gets Rish; int.
The Affected Parts and Stays CA;hcs.ags.
:. :. 5 Is a warder for the Eyes, Nose
and Throat.


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remedies that stop inflammatory condi-
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5. : ). Ii is taken into the blood just
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s & S. cleans ont the stomach of
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YOU will soon realize it's wonderful
Influence by the absence of headache,
d decided clearing of the air passages,
O steadily improved nasal condition.
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81 90 per bottle. It is a remarkable
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write in confidence to The Swift Spe
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DO not delay to get a bottle Of s. S. s
OF your draggist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
SCHOOL CHILDREN MAY
STRIKE IN TWO STATES

New York, April II The unique
situation of school children on
strike, or threatening strikes, in
New York and New Jersey exists
today AT mass meeting Thursday
night in Paterson, N. r.. $4,000 of
the 10000 school children may
strike. on the ground that school
teachers are using their influence
against the striking mill workers.
Pupils in Elmsford and Tarrytown
have struck against the removal OF
favorite principals Parents are sup
porting them. Another strike Is
threatened at irvington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-18
A Card.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money III Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound fails to cure your cough
or cold John Bernet, Tell Wis,
states 81 have used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound as family
medicine for five years and it has
always given the best of satisfaction
and produced good results 1t will
always cure cough or cold. For
children it is indispensable on ac-
count OF its pleasant taste and its
freedom from opistes Refuse sub
stitutes. Advt.