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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29

=. J. Harper, -four merchant Of
Los angeles, is stopping at the Stew
Or. E. R. Sparks and Mrs. sparks
Of Los Angeles are staying at the
J. II. Bonnell. q furniture manufac-
turer Of Grand Rapids, is a guest at
the St Francis
Charles II. Diclxey and Mrs. Dickev
or baltimore have taken apartments
at the Fairmont
J. A. Whitaker and T. c. Smith, cap
itallsts and large land owners Of Gait.
are guests at the Stewart.
Clarence Berry, an Alaska mining
man. who has been on trip to F,u-
rope, IS stopping at the ST. Francis.
r wv. Mcleod. an official of the Pa
cifie Hardware and Steel company Of
Portland, and Mrs. Mcleod. are guests
at the Palace.
T. w. H. shanahan OF Redding. re-
Gently appointed director of the mint
a. San Francisco by President viii
son, is staying at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
NEWS FROM THE HOTELS S

George A. Allen of stockton is al the
Dale.
{. walker and wife of Boston are
Sutter guests.
Fred Everett of Dunsmuir is guest
at the Columbia.
E. C. King Of Portland is stopping
Tat the Fairmont
A. McClung and wife Of Hanford are
at the Columbia.
J. NJ WiIkens OF Sacramento IS regis
tered at the Dale.
E. ". Ellsworth of Oroville is at
tire Union Square.
S. Cunningham and wife OIL HahIoIo
are at the Columbia.
NJ ]. Graham of Grass Nalley IS
stopping at the Dale
e W Manuel and wife of Nacavilie
are at the Baldwin.
B. o. Clark. a banker of Portland, is
a guest at the Sutter.
Philip S. Cole, an auto dealer Of Chi
cago is at the Bellevue.
Montgomery Thomas, a merchant Of
Fresno, is at the Bellevue.
". IL Roche, a stockman Of Reno. is
registered at the Stanford.
r. NJ Church, merchant Of Lakeport,
is stopping at the Stanford
g. n Hauck, a druggist OF Marys-
Vile, is at the Union square.
r. J. Flemming Of Los Angeles is
registered at the Fairmont.
A. c. Mclean. a railroad contractor
OF Eureka, is at the Stewart.
lanes T. Boyd, an attorney Of Reno,
is registered at the Bellevue.
u. NJ Briggs. a contractor from
Cleveland is at the ST. Francis.
H A. Young. Portland business
enan. is registered at the Manx.
O. McIIwaine, an insurance man
of Hartford is registered at the Pal
ace
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
WAR CHIEFS WILL
COME HERE TODAY
Secretary of War Will Ar
rive With General Wood
and General Aleshire
Army Reorganization and
Defense Plans to Take
Two Days Visit

Secretary or War Iindlev Miller Car
rison, accompanied by Major General
Leonard Wood chief of staff and Major
General James 3. Aieshire chief quar-
terme ster. will arrive Al $50 o'clock
this evening from Monterey for an in
spection OF the army posts of San
Francisco bay. Plans for entertainment
during their two days visit have not
been arranged The party has accepted
an invitation Of the Chamber of Com
meree for a luncheon Thursday at the
Palace hotel
The party will reach Monterey at 9
o'clock this morning for an inspection
Of the war department. experimental
camp for college students and of the
Preside of Monterey They will leave
there on a 3 o'cloclz train for this city.
Many important problems will he
considered BY Secretary Garrison and
General Wood during their stay here.
They Will Investigate the proposed CEN
tralization of the control Of the artil-
lery posts OF the bay and will make
an inspection of the Presidio and the
forts
They will also take up the matter
Of converting Fort Point into a mill
tary prison and feasibility of trans
ferring Alcatraz island to the immigra-
tion department
The party will lsave Thursday even
ing for Portland.
X
Captain Alfred w. Rjornstad re-
Joined the Sixteenth company yester-
day at the Presidio. after an extended
detail as military attaehe to the Ameri-
can embassy to Berlin. He has not
yet been assigned.
x
Colonel Robert H. Bonle. officer in
charge OF militia affairs for the west
ern department. is due to return this
evening from Heber City. Utah, where
he attended the annual encampment
of the Utah National guard
X =
First Lieutenant John T. Franklin,
infantry, detailed with the University
Of Idaho, In Moscow, Idaho, has been
assigned for duty at the camp of in
struction TO be held by the organized
militia In Boise August II to 26.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
LAW MAKER COINS
SUFF FRAT SCIENCE
Word, Which Defines Suf-
fragist, He Says Is Snyo-
nyrn for Wooden Headed
Congressman's Sermon in
Capital Stirs Women to
Bitter Indignation

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Headauar-
ters of the National Woman Suffrage
association seethed with indignation to-
day when officers and members learned
that Representative =. Thomas Hef1in
of Alabama, their most bitter opponent
in congress- had fred another broad
side into their camp last night from the
pulpit of local church
In addition to criticising the cause
in vigorous terms. Mr.. Helm gave his
definition of suffragists and their male
supporters. Here it is:
Suffrage agettes-Unmarried female fam
atics.
.suffragettars- Unhappy. discontent-
ed married women
ASuffrag male suffragette.
a feeble minded suffratescent creature
Mr.. Hefiin explained today that the
word "suffratescent' was his own coin
age. After some thought, he said he
believed that wooden headed" could
be substituted for it without any loss
in meaning.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29

shame such should represent he said lotiy Fnop this man
and he absolutely unpobed and hasn't brains to spea Of
Nom the question DorF this eiy several pears ago as
and boz. He IS DID, He had school education
and rutmondnc. far better than thai
he the small but honest and constructive business ne
has made his genuine production He has made s0w there
profits line and opportunities for grato him at least
His has pdues constant planning constant set
Of opportunities application all kinds Of business problems
Tell business and do these things brains or n
Personally. think the Of honest business means an
of brains phch the college professor might neil fdke OF
his hat
has, hhmEs he has
But they Just The sanea and valuable brains
young friend pancd take hdu dressing and the Of
the scalp profession Her family hod They n0ned edu
her teacher librarian Just her sisters and dunts had been
Have a they protested They expressed
painfully idea that manual po and brain wok phoAv distinct
things and that manual pork Is lopcng.
Could anything be dbsurd2
Wok Dhich carry the orders Of the head
different hind Be but less than straight head pork
the LADY pho makes hats has brains the tips of her dcf
than college girls knop have their ph0e heads
No lopeng that done nell; brains be discounted
houOaby employed Not acknowledge that there kinds
brains the pd and need for every lind ones
lack OF hind
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
Health and Beauty Answers
Bx MRS. MAE MARTYN

ness. If. after this Is done, your vision
still remains blurred, you, Of course
tonic is excellent for granuiated eye
lids and weak, watery eyes.
Miss c.: The cause of your hair be-
ing streaky and unmanageab1e no
doubt is the use of soap or some other
harmful thing for shampooing. Cleanse
your scalp and hair with solution of
canthrox. Just dissolve a teaspoonful
of it In a cup OF hot water and you will
have ample mixture. This creates an
abundance OF white, thick lather that
dissolves every atom of dust, dandruf
and excess oil, and rinsing leaves the
hair and scalp wonderfully clean. After
canthrox shampoo the head feels
good and the hair dries quickly with
out streaking and is soft, fluffy and
easy to do up.
Alma: You can soon get rid of that
burdensome fat IL you take the par
notis treatment, made by dissolving 4
ounces parnotis in "a .pints hot water.
Strain when cool and take / table
spoonful before each meal This par
notis treatment is entirely harmless
and reduces the weight Without re-
sorting to dieting or tiresome exercises.
frankie. You can cure your hair
troubles. Use a plain quinzoin hair
hair TO its former rich color and soft
f7nfTfness. To make the tonic add
ounce quinzoin to y pint alcohol. then
Is pint water. Applied regularly, this
nuinzoin tonic banishes the dry and
scalv or excessive oily condition, and
when your scalp and hair-roots are
healthy and vigorous. bountiful
growth of beautiful hair is sure to
result.
Rose: You can quickly remove
wrinkles and keep the face velvety and
smooth at very little cost by making
at home and using regularly this
does not grow hair. Get from your
druggist / ounce almozoin and dissolve
1t in u pint Of cold water or witch
hazel, adding teaspooH1uls OF glycer-
inc. stir and let stand one day Apply
to wrinkled surface and leave through,
night. then wash off and use more OF
the cream as a massage. This treat
rnent will remove and prevent the most
obstinate wrinkles or finest crows feet
while softening the skin to a velvety
ure.--Advertisement
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
FNCLIS' HAT GREEN,
LOOK FOR DERBY
Only One of It's Kind in The
World Made to Order For
q. p. agent

Jack Inglis. contracting freight agent
Of the Union Pacific railroad. has re-
ceived his new green tile It was
made to order and there is not another
like ii In the world. Soft green hats are
common, but whoever saw green
derby?
This is the first and only green
derby hat ever made wrote the factory
to Mr.. Inglis land we predict it will
start fashion that will become world
wide We congratulate you upon your
originality and enterprise"
The hat arrived yesterday and an adj
miring throng surrounded it in the Of
fees of the Union Pacific in the Flood
building. 1t is q deep sea green with
the ribbon bowed at the new three
quarter point It's cost, made to order,
was s12
Mr. Inglis has imported from Glas-
cow a Scotch tweed in black and white
checks, which he IS having built into
suit of clothes to wear with the
green derby
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
THIRD TERMER TELLS HOW
AngeIeno Councilman Informs super
yisors Secret Is Square Deal

Martin f. Betkouski, member of
the Los Angeles city council. paid an
Informal visit to the board of super
visors yesterday and talked on police
women, municipal water systems, tun-
neis. street repair and How to Get
Back in Office the Third Time" In
advising the supervisors on this latter
problem he said success depended on
playing square" with the whole city.
He declared that San Francisco would
be overtaken in growth by Los An
geles unless it acquired a municipal
water plant. Betkouski was born on
Rincon hill and is now in his third
term as a member of the Los Angeles
city council.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29

Ada. The unlovely condition of your
slxfn is due to the powder and greasy
cream YOU use Make up and use TINS
dainty lotion and your complexion Will
be the envy of your friends. DlssolVe
I ounces spurmax in either II pint hot
water or witch hazel, and add 2 tea
snoonfuls glycerine. This delightful To-
tion dries quickly after being applied
and gives to the skin an exquisite tint
and velyetv snoothness. The spurmax
lotion can not be detected when on ana
will make rough, oily. muddy SKINS
smooth and clear. lSe II 1of AIeShies,
tan and sunburn.
Myrtle. That unwelcome fuzz on your
check will vanish after one application
~ selatone paste, made by mixing
enough delatone and water TO cover the
hairs not wanted. After 1t is on or
minutes, rub off, wash the SKIN ana
if will he smooth and hairless This
method is unfailing, but be sure TO get
Mrs. Geo: You can have pretty eye
brows and lashes by rubbing little
Short straight lashes, apply pyroxin at
iashroots with thumb and forefnger
This treatment will give you thick,
glossy eyebrows and long curly lashes
Re careful and don't get any pyroxin
where no hair is wanted.
Margie: From what you say, I be-
fieve your weakness and 1anguor are
traceable to the your anaemic condi-
tfon. Make up and use this old fash
foned cleanser and tonic and your
health and strength Will soon return:
Dissolve / ounce kardene in X pint
alcohol (never use whisky, then add
Il cunful sugar and hot water to make
d quart and take Of this ! tablespoon
three times a day This rids the blood
Of poisonous accumulations, builds up
worn tissues and fortifies the body
against disease The kardene tonic is
especially good for banishing pirnples,
blotches. .smuddiness" and other COM
pIexfon blemishes. and after regular
course Of this treatment your skin will
be clear and soft
lydia You hardly need to consult
an oculist TRY this simple home rem
edv. In i pint clear water dissolve
ounce erysfos. then put few drops in
each eye twice daily This viii reduce
inflammation and take out the sore
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
SOCIAL NEWS

health
Mrs. w. H. Smith was hostess at an
auction bridge party and tea in the
Coronado Country club when she enter
tanned more than a score of guests
The prizes. which were dainty violet
coat hangers, were won by Mrs Claus
Spreckels, Mrs w. F. Dohrmann, Mrs
W. d. K. Gibson and Mrs. Frank God
frey
Mrs. Guy Scott and Mrs Mary A.
Huntington left yesterday for New
york. Mrs Huntington to sail shortly
for Europe and Mrs. Scott to join her
family after having passed two months
IN california as the guest of hes moth
er, Mrs Alfred Fl. Voorhies In the
metropolis Mrs. Huntington will be
Joined by her daughter Mrs Gilbert
Brooke Perkins. in whose company she
viii make tour Of the continent
Mrs Kate voorhies Henry and her
children VIII move this week to Mrs
VOORHEES, bungalow in Bancroft way
Berkeley. where they viii reside in
definitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Harold. have
returned to their home in Oakland
after having visited for some weeks
al Shasta Springs. where they were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Philip Clay
x
Mrs Edward H. Hamilton and her
two sons, Mead and Noble Hamilton.
returned yesterday TO their home in
broadway after having passed a fort
night at the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs Egbert Stone on the Russian river.
x \
Miss Rhoda Pickering departed last
week for Tucson, Ariz., where she will
join her brother in law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Kruttschnitt Jr.. and
VIM proceed with them and their chill
dren to New York to pass the remain
der Of the summer with the senior
Kruttschnitts in their summer home at
Newport. Mrs. Fred Pickering will
leave IN few weeks to join both her
children.
Blias and Gerald Hermann and DR..
Frank Kinslow motored last week to
Santa Cruz and will stay at the Hotel
del Coronado for 10 days or more
Miss Mary Watkins Of Los Angeles
visiting here as the guest of her cousin.
Miss Ethel Shorb. in her home in Broad
way Miss Shorb will take her de-
parture the latter part Of September
for Washington D. c.. where She will
spend the winter with Or. and Mrs.
Carol D. Buck, who viii make their
home in the national capital for the
next four years.
Miss Marie Louise Black left the citv
a few weeks ago to visit for a fort
night at the Banning home in Los An
geles.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
MAN LABORS 80 DAYS
TAKING COIN TO SAFE
Conveying of Fl Tons of City's Coin
Is the Cause of Complaint
From Tax Collector

Tax Collector Low, in his annual re-
port to Mayor Rolph. calls attention to
the time consumed in carrying the tax
money from his Office in the temporary
city hall TO the treasurer's office in the
ruins of the old building.
During the fiscal year just ended, a
total of s1f,543,985.04 was collected,
the weight of the coin being more than
u tons This was carried in sacks Of
$4,000 each and required 1,154 trips
to the treasury during the year. At
the rate of 12 minutes a trip, the time
consumed eaualed 80 days steady em-
ployment for one man.
The number of advertised delinquents
was fewer than those Of 1911 by 2,071.
The amount collected on licenses was
$4,000 more than estimated by the SUI
pervisors a year ago. There was a
falling off in saloon licenses of $3,75o
as compared to 1911.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
MAN WHO REFUSED
LEGACY IN NEED
Declining Inheritance Because of
Opulence. He Nom Seeks
Relief Home Refuge

Carl Graf. who says he waived
claim to a legacy from the estate or
James M. Donohue because he him.
self had money at that time, applied
at the central emergency hospital yes
terday for treatment and from there
was sent to the Relief home as an in
mate
Graf is a German. SIS years old. He
says he was valet in the palace Of
the duke of Edenburg in London
many years ago He also asserts that
before he came to this country he
was valet In the family of Sir Leo
pold Ager Ellis, who lived in Bel
grave road, London.
Graf had reputation as q spender
in the days when he was In his prime
and he never thought about rainy
day" that might come. He was for
merlv In the employ of Mr.. Donohue,
he SAYS, and after leaving him made
money himself in other lines. Graf S
story is that he had SO much money
when Mr.. Donohue died that he did
not care for any from the estate.
J. w. Latemer, 1856 Divisadero street
reported to the police yesterday that a
wallet containing $50 was stolen from
his room.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
@A&>QusM

CFANNkAA SEylNOANNOt&&r FOWkAA
Safest and Most Magnificent Theater IN America.
MATINEE TODAY AND EVERY DAY
SUPERLATTVE VAUDEVILLE
Canfer. Georgle Jessei and 4 Kompany Of 20
Klever Kid Komiks; JANE CONNELIlY and co.
offer "A Strong Cup Of Tea: FRED WATSON
and RENA SANTOS. Vaudeville Ideas in Songs
and Dances: BRENT HAYES, an Artist the
Banjo Last Week. MISS OXFORD and Her
WONDERFUL ELEPHANTS; PAT ROONEY
and MARION BENT; LAMBERTT: oRPHEUM
MOTION PICTURES Showing Current Events.
Last Week the American Coincidence, MISS
IRENE FRANKLIN with Mr.. Bert Green at the
Piano--ALL NEW SONGS.
Evening Prices-l0c. 25c, SOC. 75c: Box Seats
ST. Matinee Prices texcept Sundays and Holf-
days}--IOc, Csc SOC. PHONE DOUGLAS 10.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29

lived in Oakland, but of late have made
their home in Berkeley. Miss Webster
Is daughter of one OF the pioneer fam
lilies of this city. She is a niece of the
late Rev. James NJ. Alexander and Mrs
Sarah Sumner.
The announcement, which does not
come altogether as surprise to the
friends of Miss Webster or Mr. Wilson
will be the incentive for a procession
of social favors during the early sea-
son
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29

The engagement of Miss Gertrude
Upshur, the daughter of Mrs. J. Upsuhr
OF Astoria and Lieutenant Simon MI
lard Sperry, second son Of the iate
James W. and Mrs. Sperry of Sausalito'
is announced There is no definite date
for the marriage. it depending upon
what time the young officer Will obtain
leave of absence from his duties, but
II is expected that it viii be an event OF
the autumn, probably September.
The bride elect. who is a belle in
the younger set of Astoria, is a grand
daughter of Rear Admiral John n. Up
shur. retired. and has recently returned
to her northern home from visit with
him in Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. Sperry is a scion of one OF the
oldest families of the state. He Is
brother Of Mrs. Clarence Carrigan, Miss
Anna Sperry and of Richard and OF
James SperrX. a nephew of Mrs. VII
liam r. Crocker, Princess Andre Ponia-
otowski. Mrs George Tnghman. Mrs.
John owen Miller and George Sperry.
and is related TO the Ashes. McLarens
and other prominent families of Cali
fornis
Lieutenant Sperry is in Fort Stevens,
Ore, where he is stationed with the
Thirtieth company of coast artillery
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Cutters and Charles NJ. league is set
for Thursday, August IA. The brides
only attendant will be her sister. Mrs
Victor Metcalf, who viii officiate as
matron of honor. The ceremony will
be held in the Palace hotel and will
be witnessed by only the members of
the immediate families.
1Ir and Mrs. George Monroe Pinekard
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Eyre
Pinckard and Mr. Gardiner Williams
in their country home in San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wolff are estab-
Iished in their new home in Jackson
street. between Maple and Walnut.
where they will be domieiled for the
ensuing winter
Miss Ruth Valentine has returned to
her home in this city after an extended
visit in the east. where she was the
guest OF relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill and their two
children have come up from Redlands
and are residing in Burlingame. At
present they are visiting Mrs. GflTs
brother in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
William Gear Hitchcock. and they ex-
pect to remain as their guests through
out the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin arrived
in New York yesterday from Europe.
where they have spent the last six
months and were there joined by Wal
ter Martin who went east to escort
the party home. Mr.. Martin has re-
Gently been suffering from a nervous
breakdown. and the trip to California
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
Bride Elect Is Member of Pioneer Family and
Niece of Late Clergyman

OAKLAND, July 2S.-Formal an
nouncement is made of the betrothal
of Miss Irene Webster, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Webster of East
Oakland, and Frank A. Wilson. The
bride elect this morning sent out cards.
The wedding will be among the inter-
esting events of next year.
Wilson is connected with the Univer-
sity of California agricultural depart
ment, of which he Is graduate. Until
a few years ago the Wilson family