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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
ERUPTION ON ANKLE
GREAT SUFFERING
Many Nights Did Not Sleep Burned
All the Time. Wore Bandage
Night and Day. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. Now Well.

KinssyiIie. Mo. My trouble began
eighteen wears ago. Nearly half of the time
there were running sores around my ankle;
sometimes it would be two years at time
before they we're healed. There were many
nights did not sleep because of the great
s,fferiug. The sores were deep running
ones and so sore that could not bear Tor
anything to touch them. They would purn
all the time and sting like lot OF bees were
confined around my ankle. / could not bear
to scratch it, it was always so sensitive TO
the touch. could not let my clothes touch
;t. The skin was very red. 1 made what l
called a cap out Of white felt. blotting paper
and soft white cloth to hold it in shape. This
/ wore night and day.
II tried many remedies for most OF the
eighteen years with no effect. Last summer
when my ankle had been sore for over year
and much worse than ever before sent for
some Cuticura Soap and Ointment 1t
would itch a1d burn, besides q great hurting
that / think tongue could never explain.
The very first time I used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment gained relief; they relieved
the pain right then. 1t was three months
from the time commenced using Cuticura
soap and Ointment until the sores were
entirely healed / have not been troubled
since (Signed) Mrs. Charles Il. Brooke
Oct ~. 1912.
Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment
soc. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard " Cuticura. Dept T, Boston
AvMen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap will find 1t best for skin and scalp.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
A SSAULT SOON TO
HBE MADE ON JUAREZ

= Ell PASO, Tex. July 29-Colonel To-
ribio Ortega, constitutionalist COM
mander at Guadalupe, 40 miles south of
Juarez, told American newspaper men
who visited him today that he had
been ordered by General Francisco
Villa in a message sent by courier to
break camp tonight and begin the
march 10 effect junction with Villa S
main body a a point south of Juarez
with the object of beginning the pro-
Jected assault on Juarez.
Ortega claims TO have LOO cavalry.
:. He says that the reinforcements that
d, lave been received by Villa from So
nora under Colonel Juan Dozal make
the total strength in the main column
1000 The com bined troops are 5000
according to this estimate They are
said to have several machine guns. but
no field artillery
Mar Wing Kee. Chinese consular rep
resentative in El Paso today received
telegram from Ii Yeung Kee, consul
general of China in San Francisco
telling him TO advise all Chinese to
leave western chihuahua at once and
come to the border, aid also to investi-
gate the killing of Wong Chew. a Chi
nese restaurant keeper, in chihuahua
10 days ago by Mexicans of the MAKING
Castillo band
4 messenger has been arranged for
through the officials OF the MADEIRA
Lumber company to carry the San
Francisco consul's order to his coun-
trymen.
There are said to be 100 Chinese in
different lumber and railroad camps in
that region
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
COLLIER JUPITER TEST
PLEASES NAVY EXPERTS
Washington Gratified by Dock Trials
of New Mare Island Electric
Drive" Craft

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Reports re-
ceived at the navy department today on
the dock trials of the big electric
drive naval collier Jupiter at the Mare
island navy yard, are full of promises
for successful contract trial trip OF
this novel ship next September.
The turbine engines developed easily
as much horsepower as 1t was thought
safe to transmit to the propellers hav-
ing regard to the strength Of the
cables. which bound the ship to the
dock.
Altogether the engines are calculated
to develop about 1900 horsepower
which is transmitted to the propellers
by an electrical drive, a method en-
ployed for the first time in the navy
The steam turbines are coupled direct
ly to large dynamo, which furnishes
electric current for the propulsion OF
the ship and all the auxiliaries.r
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

PEARLS HELD BY
CHILD DISAPPEAR
levels Valued at 5000 Lost
While Mrs. Balls, Owner,
Is Telephoning
Girl Left Handbag With
Valuables for Moment
in Ferry Depot

BERKELEY July 29.-Mrs. E. s.
Balls of $500 Bancroft way wife of a
local physician, is mourning the loss OF
a beautiful string of pearls valued at
$4,000, which were stolen. together with
a gold mesh purse and considerable
money in the Key Route waiting sta
tion in San Francisco last night. Al
though she enlisted the San Francisco
police in the search for the jewels, their
efforts have so far been unavailing.
Mrs. Balls was returning to this city
with her little girl after a visit to the
beach and at the ferry left the child
with the handbag containing the pearls
in the Key Route waiting room. outside
of the gates, while she went to tele-
phone in a nearby booth.
Seeing persons leaving the waiting
room for the boat the little girl left
the bag on the bench and ran to tell
her mother that the boat was leaving
When Mrs. Balls returned to where
she had left the child she found the
bag gone Immediately she told her
troubles to a police officer, and with
him and her daughter, rushed aboard
the steamer Yerba Buena, which was
about to leave the slip. On every deck
and from end to end the boat was
searched without any trace OF the
stolen articles being found. Today
Mrs. Balls went to San Francisco
again to conduct a search for the
pearls but was unsuccessful
81 had taken the pearls with me for
safe keeping Mrs. Balls said They
were the gift to me Of wealthy friends
and although I had never had them ap-
praised, they were said to be worth
81, 900. There was a gold mesh purse
in the handbag and other articles OF
less value. The loss of the pearls and
purse / regret most.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Novel Feature Planned
for Summer Session
Law Class

BERK ELEY, July 29.-Practical in
struction in methods of procedure as
used in the state legislature and in
congress, to which they may be elected
at some future time, will be given the
young women of the university summer
session class in parliamentary law at
an oratorical contest to he held tomor-
row evening in the chemistry building
on the University of California campus.
So much interest has been taken in
the course by the class that Miss Alice
Fleenor, the instructor, decided to ar
range such a contest There will be
first a mock session of the house of
representatives, during which one
group of students, as republicans, Will
attempt to force through a measure
despite the democratic majority on the
floor. The minority leader will be Mr..
Brewster, assisted by Messrs. Crabbe
and Taylor and Miss Sara Labaree.
Mrs. Minnie Hargraves - will lead the
democratic forces
The second part of the program will
be similar. eonly thessituation viii be
reversed, with the republicans in the
majority. and a group OF progressives
will attempt to obstruct matters, re-
gardless of their party name.
MIS-. HafgfaNeS VIII again idhe d
leading part in the debate as a member
of the republican representation. Miss
Labaree will beea progressive leader.
Prof Robert Irving Fulton of the
summer session faculty In oratory will
preside over the debate. The aues-
tion will be: Resolved. that the United
State should fortffy the Panama canal
During the intermission between the
first and second parts of the program
Prof Thomas H. Reed of the univer-
sltv will give anecdotes of the Call
forna legislature.
Miss Fleenor. who. is sthe youngest
instructor in the summer SCHOOL, has
been assisted In the parliamentary law
course by two. other young women,
Miss Phyllis Alderman and Miss Eliza
beth Anthony.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
I,i-LIX DIAZ DUE
J. TO ARRIVE TO-DAY

General Felix Diaz. nephew of for
mer President Porfirio Diaz of Mexico,
viii arrive in this city today en- route
to Japan. He probably viii remain
here several days.
Diaz arrived last night at San Diego
on the American Hawaiian steamship
Nirginian from Salina Cruz and de-
parted at once by train for San Fran
cisco H.
This evening General Diaz ~iI be
E. b9nqueted by a score OF the nTomine nj
:. ATsSfcan residents Of San Francisco.
= 1t is stated that while here he will
sSof his party to prevent any attempt
Z a violence that might be made by
= Mexican rebel sympathizers
= The ostensible object to General Diaz'
r~visit 10 Japan is to thank the govern
= mcnt of that country for participate ing
IL the Mexican centennial celebration
Of 1910.
The real object of his visit, however,
is supposed to be to negotiate a COM
Inerciel treaty with Japan and to give
assurance to the Nipponese that Mex
leo will not pass any anti-alien land
alill or in any other way discriminat te
against the japanese. He may also
endeavor TO enlist Japanese capital in
the Development of his country
Inc career OF 6enerai Dlaz during
the last few years has been adven-
sturous. He was captured by the forces
~of President Madero while he was
fighting that ruler and was to have
been executed. But he escaped a few
days before the time he was to have
been killed. and rejoining his army re-
sGmed the fight against Madero, in the
end combining with General Huerta and
capturing Madero. who not long after
ward was shot while escaping"
Diaz is now looked upon as the big
gcst man in Mexico and he may be the
next president of the troubled country.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
HON. POLICEMEN
JAIL Y. ONODA
Arrest Follops Kuchici Being
Dishonorably Hit Over Head
With Bopl

AHon. Mr. Policeman, I have grossly
been dishon norably insulted by dishonor-
able fellow japanese during talk match
of honorable. peaceful character
Thus said Kuchici Moriyama. contld-
inr to Detectives Wiskotchill and
Kracke yesterday that he had been hit
over the head with heavy porcelain
bowl during an alteration in house
at TIC jackson street.
The detectives made a round of the
Japanese lodging houses and arrested
Y. Onoda. 1914 Stockton street, who
was identified by Moriyama as his as
sailant.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
MARE ISLAND NOTES
SPECIAL dispatch to The Cain
persitp of California.

fspeolsl dispatch to The .Cail)
MAKE ISLAND, July o9.-The hull depart
me6e officers at Mare island are expecting the
arrival of an expert from the Lidgerwood COM
pany on the east coast tomorrow, who will as
sist the crew in operating the coaling gear re-
gently installed on the collier Jupiter.
Radio Expert George T.. Hanscom of Mare isl
and is at Point Iona, San Diego. and
has been instructed TO remain there for the
next four days TO make radio experiments 1T is
believed that the high powered radio station
will be built in the vicinity of Point Iona
The Mare island working party which left here
last month to make some needed repairs to the
Cape Blanco wireless station the oregon coast
is due TO arrive home Thursday.
officials ADVISED today that the policy of
in Washington. ID. c.. to period of four years
will probably be made applicable by Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels TO officers of the navy
The cruiser Maryland arrived at Cordova at
o'clock last night from the Alaskan radio sta
ton. Later the cruiser win here to be
docked.
Surgeon General Charles r. Stokes IT, S. NJ
has not yet put in appearance at Mare island,
although be wired to friends this morning that
he would arrive during the early afternoon hours
to make an inspection of the yard hospital.
Lieutenant F. B. Pryor. Il. S. n, reported for
was assigned to duty board the tug yigilant
The of 1000 is to be spent next month
by the hull department for the installation of a
freproof wooden deck on the destroyer Stewart
which vessel is undergoing repairs.
The cruiser Buffalo and the collier Justin are
reported to be at Topolobampo, Mex. The Justin
will probably coal the Buffalo and will then sail
for Mare island.
Job orders were issued today for S3 600 worth
of work the California
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
DOE HOME BURGLARIZED
WHILE FAMILY is AWAY
Thieves Ransack the Residence, but
Leave TelltaIe Finger Prints and
May BE Caught

Burglars entered the residence of c.
w. Doe. shipping man, 2o02 Laguna
street sometime between July % and
yesterday and ransacked the premises
from end to end. according to a report
made to the police yesterday.
The Doe family has been away in the
country and the house has been unoc-
cupied. Tuesday Doe had occasion to
go to the house. and when he let him.
self In found articles scattered all
over the rooms. He said he could not
tell what was missing until the other
members of his family returned.
Detective de la Guerra was sent to
investigate and found that an entrance
to the house had been effected by pry-
Ing open a rear window. Several fin
ger prints were found on the glass and
the police expect to apprehend the
thieves by means Of these.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
REBEL FORCES
BEGIN MOVEMENT
AGAINST JUAREz
Ortega Ordered to Effect
Junction With Villa South
Of City for Combined
Assault
!, .DIAZ ARRIVES TODAY
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Nephew of Former Dictator
r viii Take Passage Here
for Japan

lay said that Carlos Pereyra who has
been acting secretary OF state since
July 10. pending the arrival of the
newly appointed secretary. Frederick
Gamboa left Office today, and in the
Interval before August I. when Secre-
sary Ganboa will take Office, the port
folio of foreign affairs will be held by
the present minister of public instruc-
ton. Dr. Garza Aldape. The latter
has spent much time in the United
states and state department officials
said that he was in sympathy with the
American institutions
FRONTERA RELIEVED
Commander Kfttelle of the gnnboat
Wheeling reported from Frontera that
American fears there had been allayed
by the arrival of 400 Mexican federal
troops who are driving the rebels
away from the city,
Admiral Fletcher, commanding the
American squadron in the gnlf Of Mex
go, reported that he intended to order
the gunboat Wheeling to visit Puerto
Mexico. in Vera Cruz state. Campeche,
in Tabasco. and Progreso in Yucatan.
TO observe conditions as they affect
Americans and other foreigners in
those ports.
Rear Admiral Cowles. commanding g
the Pacific squadron. reported that he
had observed an aeroplane flying over
Guaymas harbor, evidently trying to
drop a bomb on the Mexican federal
PGnboat Tampico
However, he did not verify unofficial
reports that the Tanipico had been de-
stroyed by the aviator.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

HAYWARD July %. - Announce
ment has been made of the engage
ment Of Miss Grace Bessac, vice pres
ident of the State Epworth league.
and Rev Irving f. Thompson, pastor
of the Methodist church of this city.
The secret was told this evening at a
house party in the home in Berkeley
OF Mrs. A. O. Johnson, sister of the
bride to be, with whom she has been
living for the last two years. The
guests were Epworth league friends.
Miss Bessac formerly lived at San
Jose She is graduate of the Univer-
sty of the Pacific and of the San Jose
conservatory of music.
Rev Mr. Thompson was graduated
from Hamlin college. ST. Paul, Mimi.
He has been in the ministry for eight
years, two of which have been spent
in Hayward
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
D|GGS-CAMINE TT
LAWYERS READY
WITH DEMURRER
Attorneys in White Slave
Case Probably Will Sub
NIT Court Move When
Case Is Called
Continued From Page 1

the censure not base fallen on the
shoulders of the attorney general?
Instead of having been blamed and
condemned McNab Should have been
commended by the president of The
United States. If the president had
called on iififf to withdraw his resig-
nation and proceed with the trial of
these cases he. would have made him.
self Infinitely stronger with his coun-
| trymen.
s'It has been believed by the masses
that there is one kind of law for the
| rich and the politically powerful In
this country and another kind of law
for the poor and weak. The action of
the departme in the Diggs-Caminett
cases and the Western Fuel company
cases would seem TO stamp these
charges as true.
CALLS 1T LOCAL SCANDAL
"McNab did the country signal
service when he refused to be party
to a program that would have given
verisimlitude to the statement that
| Diggs. Caminetti and the Western Fuel
company directors, being rich or po-
litically powerful. could obtain delay
and thus possibly defeat justice.
| Representative McKellar of Tennes-
see. one of the democrats who stead
fastly opposed discussion of the case,
1 characterized Representative Kahn's
speech as a political harangne" and
| declared that every member is disap-
pointed by the failure of the gentleman
from California to produce that eX-
posure which we all expected.
Representative Dies of Texas called
Representative Kahn to account for en-
gaging in small, infinitesimal piece
| of muckracking."
1T is bad enough" said he, when
| we open our committee rooms to
! cheap skate like Mulhall. but now the
gentleman from California wants TO
! turn the halls of congress and the
columns of the daily press to little
scandal way out in California"
Progressive Leader Murdock assailed
| the conduct of Attorney General NC
| Reynolds in the Western Fuel company
case as did Representative Kelly of
| Pennsylvan
McREYNOLDS DENIES NEW THEORY
| Attorfiey General McReynolds today
! issued an emphatic denial of published
reports that he had construed the
| Mann white slave act in such manner
| that the Diggs-Caminetti cases might
/ not be brought to trial or that he
! had Instructed United States attorneys
to confne the enforcement of the law
/ to cases of commercialized vice.
These statements are wholly incor-
rect said the attorney general.
| He had, he said, placed no cons true
! ton on the law which would interfere
with the prosecution of the Diggs-
| Canninetti cases set for trial August s.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
SEVEN HELD AS KIDNAPERS
-Four More Members Of CIarkxburg
Mob Are Arrested

CLARKSBURG. w Va. July 2s-
-Four men arrested here today are al
yleged to have been members of the mob
(Which yesterday escorted out of town
Il. l.. Cronemeyer, special agent, and
Isaac M Kelly Jr., watchmen for the
Phillips Sheet and Tinplate company.
Three men were arrested when the mob
took the men from the works where a
strike is on, The seven are charged
with kidnapping:
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

DENVER, July 29.-Judge Ira Roth
gerber in the county court today de-
clared Alexander Nisbet legally elected
commissioner of safety by a plurality
of SO votes. This decides the contest
brought by Hamilton Armstrong.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Women in Mock Congress
Goods, Practice Legislation

Alice Flecnor (top), Elizabeth An
thony (center) and Phyllis Acherman
(botton), three goods who mill iakc
part in the nlock congress at the Uni
versitu of California.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, July 20
The supreme court today affirmed the
grandfather clause amendment to the
state constitution, which disfranchises
the negro under certain conditions.
Notice of an appeal to the United States
supreme court has been given.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

Trunks, Trunks, Trunks
at Osgood's, Seventh and Broadway,
Oakland d-Advertisement.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
OAKLAND BREVITIES

Frank Anderson. beliboy Of ST. Louis who
was arrested for breaking the plate glass window
of Broadway jewelry concern and stealing $I00
in diamonds, pleaded guilty yesterday and will
be sentenced Friday. Anderson said starvation
drove him to commit the crime. He may be
placed probation.
Dolores E. Bradley. guardian OF the estate OF
Julia Krautb incompetent resict of the late
Frederick X. Krauth. former fre chief Of Ala
media has commenced4 proceedings against the
distribution of the estate under his will, alleging
that 1t created a trust.
Assemblyman George Gelder of Berkeley said
yesterday that the California Anti-vaccination
league will commence campaign to rescind the
present state law, which has a qualification for
entrants to the schools of the state. Initiative
petitions will be prepared. signatures secured
and the papers filed within the next three weeks
Articles of dissolution of the Pacific Park COM
pany. corporation. formed for the purpose OF
establishing amusement park, were signed by
the superior court yesterday.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, July 29.-
One hundred and twenty-five insurance
companies filed in the state supreme
court today their answers TO the quo
warranto proceedings instituted by the
attorney general The companies de-
MED that they had conspired to leave
the state and said their individual with
drawa1s were voluntary.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

500, 800. 800
I. Buy a trunk at -Osgoods, Oakland
Adv vertisemenL
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Hayward Engagement

year after Miss Osborn completes her
college term
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
Progressives Meet.

A number OF the leaders of the Pro-
gressive party in the Twin Cities met
in Wieland's hall last night. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to act on a
communication from the democrats in
which the latter agreed to adopt a
plan suggested by the progressives and
on which they parted company some
time ago, that the question of the man
ner of selecting a citizens ticket be
left to a mass convention. The pro-
gressives, or at least a portion of them,
were in favor of primary plan, while
the democrats, with others of the pro-
gressive party. insisted on a conven-
ton to nominate.
Recently the convention plan adj
herents let it be known to the opposi-
ton that they were willing to meet
with the primary adherents in a mass
convention and let the convention de-
eide which system would be adopted.
The meeting last night was preceded
over by City Chairman of the progress
sve chairman, Willis E. Roe and the
proposition OF the democrats was &C
cepted.
mass convention will accordingly
be held in the near future and the
method of nominating a ticket will be
then adopted. Both sides have a agreed
to abide by the decision of this con-
vention.
Next Tuesday evening the progress
sive central committeeman will meet
in Roe's office to form a city organiza
ton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
ANOTHER
DASTARDLY AIR
HOSE CRIME
gcsnsiassa from Page -

was the custom of the two to dust
each other off by means of the air
hose, after the days work. the man on
whom the hose was applied standing
off at a safe distance Kolech had ap-
piled the air for this purpose TO Kas-
tofslki, and the latter, in turn. turned
the pressure onto the boy lie claims
that Kalech was standing several feet
from him when he performed this
operation. although this seems scarcely
likely, as IT would be next to impos-
sible. according to some who know the
character of the implement. to have in
Jured the lad to the extent he was In
jured. at such a distance.
The injury TO the boy was discovered
by workmen who noticed that the hose
was unguarded.
They looked for the boy who was in
the habit of attending to it. and were
attracted by his means to a point some
terrible agony. When asked who was
responsible for his injuries, he indi-
Gated Kostofski. Kost ofski was ar
Gated Kostofski., Kostofski was ar
any harm to the boy. or that they were
even fooling with the dangerous de-
vice when the accidenthappened.
The boys father works at the plant
with his son. and reported the injury
to the office, into which he rushed in
great excitement. asking for a doctor
and stating that his boy was dying.