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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
TEXT of STIPULATION

The stipulation follows.
Said guaranty to be effective, how
ever, upon the final termination of any
and all Litigation that Is now existing
or that may hereafter exist between F.
NJ. Smith, William S. Tevis and r. G.
Hanford, either of them, over the
control and ownership and manage
ment of the affairs of the United Prop
critics Company of California, a corpor-
alton.
This section Of the agreement is
signed by R. G. Hanford. president. and
NJ. O'Connell. secretary of the Han
ford Investment company.
Then follows more of the agreement
to be signed by the creditors:
In consideration of the above
guarantee of the Hanford Investment
company, the undersigned, creditors
of the Union Water company OF Cali
fornia, respectively. In the amounts set
opposite their respective names here
matter set forth. do hereby sell,
assign and transfer unto the said Han
ford Investment company or to any
of the nominees of said Hanford In
vestment company, their and each OF
their claims against said Union Water
Company of California in the amounts
hereinafter specified, hereby authoriz-
ing and empowering the said Hanford
Investment company, or their nominees
or assignees, to institute such pro-
In 4, =
claims against any and all persons
who may be liable either directly or
Indirectly therefor as they may see fit
This agreement shall be binding
upon each person who may sign the
same. without regard to the presence
or absence of the signature Of any
other person or persons thereto"
r. G. Hanford recently inspired
bankruptcy proceedings against f. NJ
Smith and later issued a statement in
which he asserted that no one is try
ing to save the Smith properties but
that attention is being given only to
the saving of Smith personally. He
intimated that If control of the United
Properties company was turned over to
himself and associates order could vet
be brought out of chaos and the Smith
holdings be saved.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
DR.. SUN is SAFE IN JAPAN
Chinese Leader Undecided ON FIowery
Kingdom or United States for Refuge

MOJI, Japan, Aug. s.-Dr. Sun Yet
Sen, former provisional president of
the Chinese republic. arrived here to-
day from Formosa. He was travelling
incognito. He declared he had not de-
cided whether he would remain in
Japan or go to America
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
JURY AcoUITs PoETEss
Madame Alice Crespy Found Not
Guilty of Murder

AGEN, France. Aug. s. Madame
Alice Crespy. poetess. whose trial for
the murder of Able Chassaing, a priest
January 19 last, has been going on
here for several days, today was ac-
quilted by the jury of the Assize court
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
QUAKE RAZEs TWO TOWNS
Peruvian Municipalities Destroyed and
Relief Work Is Urgent

LIMA. Peru. Aug. s.--An earthquake
Wednesday destroyed the Peruvian
towns OF Caraveli and Quicacha. Thou
sands of the inhabitants were rendered
homeless and extended relief measures
will be necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
ELOPERS BRIEF
STAY IN Re NO
Barred IN COURT
Crowd Fights for Standing
Room in Judge Van Fleets
Court to Hear Testimony
Against Maury /. Diggs-
Story of Trip on Pullman
Car Is Told by Porter
SALACIOUS REPARTEE
AMUSES THE CROWD

Failure of Marsha Warning
ton to Appear Disappoints
Morbid Hundreds-Bun-
galow Life of Two Couples
Is Disclosed by Grocery
Clerk and Neighbor-Ho-
tel Clerk Also Testifes
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
SECRETARY BRYAN REFUSES TO
TAKE HUERTA AT HIS WORD

John Lind upper righD personal representative of Pres
idcn Wilson peace mission 10 Mexico. and Iictorano
Huerd provisional president Of Mexico. tDo phom the
diplomatic cvcs Of the porld are focused
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
OBJECTIONS SAID TO
BE UNWARRANTED

Further Emphasis Laid by
Administration Upon ti1e
Point That Representa- tive
of President as Diplomat
Adviser Would Occupy No
Unprecedented Position
Inference That He Would
Interfere Directly in Poll
tics Declared Unjustified
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
CABINET CHIEF
INSISTS HEAD
OF MEX|CO IS
M|S|NF FORMED

American Embassy in South
ern Capital, Through It's
Charge d'Affaires, Is In
structed to Explain to the
Acting Minister of For
eign Affairs That No Off
cial Declaration of Purpose
of John Lind's Mission
Ever Has Been Given Out
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
S26,OOO,OOO In BUILDINGS

The statistical department Of the Chamber
Of Commerce shows that $26, ,OOO, 900
was spel rancisco In private
building cp.--- .....sas2s turing the last year.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
ONE OF MANY SUBSIDIARIES

The Union Water company is one OF
the many subsidiaries of that corpora
ton and operates on the east side OF
the bay from Richmond on the north to
Newark on the south in Alameda and
Contra Costa counties.
The circula ton of the petition fur
nishes an entirely new angle to the
fight waged by William s. Tevis and
r. G. Hanford against F. NJ Smith and
the trustees of his varied interests to
gain control of the huge corporation
that dominates those interests.
The agreement sets forth that under
stipulation to be adhered to by the
creditors OF the Union Water company
the Hanford Investment company
promises separately and severally to
each person signing the agreement that
It will. pay all claims or such creditors
together with interest at per cent per
annum from the date such claims fall
DUE
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
Investment Company Pleads
for Free Hand to Gain
Control of United
Properties
WATER CONCERNS
CREDITORS ASSURED
Payment of Claims Against
Union Corporation Prom
ised on Condition

We will guarantee payment of your
claims against the Union Water COM
pany if YOU will guarantee not to In
terfere with the efforts Of the Tevis-
.Hanford interests to gain control Of the
United Properties company"
That is the gist. though the wording
Is different, of a form of agreement
circulated yesterday by the Hanford
Investment company among creditors
OF the Union Water company.
The United Properties company is
the s2oo,ooo,ooo corporation that owns
rs per cent Of the stock Of "Borax''
Smiths San francisco Oakland Ter
minal RAILWAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09

Continued on Page =. Column
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09

Highest Temperature Yesterday. IS. Lowest Thurs
day Night a. For "Details Of the Weather See Page 8.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09

:. WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy today, with fog; brisk southwest wind.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

TIME butterfly holds its own in
spite of the fact that it is a
summerlike symbol. On a
beautiful muff of seal two butterflies
Of leopard skin are perched. They
are stiff, with wired, outspread wings,
and they are fastened securely to the
muff
A new feature on bodices Of lace
and velvet, which are a part of a
costume With d velvet skirt. is coll
lar of velvet and lace. There is a
band of velvet ribbons that goes
about the throat and fastens snugly
in front This band is about two
inches wide. TO the top of it is fas
tened lace about three, or sometimes
four, inches wide, slightly gathered,
in the shape Of q rundown collar
The velvet upright collar is fastened
to a lace bodice, which shows touches
OF velvet about the waist and sleeves.
Velvet is much used in combination
with fur, and velvet maffs edged with
fur bid fair to prove as popular as
fur muffs edged with ruffies of velvet.
One effective velvet trimming takes
the form OF a velvet chain, made Of
loops Of velvet cord, formed by roll
ing two-inch or three inch strip o.
velvet. The loops of the chain meas
ure two or three inches across. And
the chains are festooned across the
face of muffs or else used to finish
collars.
Winter frocks no longer suggest
weight and warmth, rather fiimsiness
and sheerness. Everything must be
diaphanous this season. This is espe-
Cially true of indoor dresses, lunch
con and tea frocks. Mousseline, tulle
wolfe, net and chiffon are the favor
ed materials.
The oldest kind Of train yet is
shown on new dinner gown just
completed for an autumn rousseau
This train is an extension of the
front panel instead Of the back panel
of the skirt and Is allowed to drag
backward between the feet as it's
wearer walks, pulling the front of the
skirt back in clinging fashion against
knee and limb. Woe be to the wear
er of this train if she steps on it
herself. and 1t is probable that as
much practice will be required for
the graceful manipulation of such a
train as was required for the cor
rect manipulation of the ancient hoop
skirt.
Steamer coats for autumn sea trips
are big and soft and snowy white and
as warm as the proverbial toast. Such
coats are made of white wool plush
and Chinchilla and the most exclusive
models have Innings of white satin
Big pockets. wide belts and huge col
lars which may be buttoned close up
around the throat. give a snappy
touch and make for comfort besides
With such Il coat are worn white
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

serge or corduroy skirt short enough
to reveal buttoned white buckskin
boots, white felt hat, and q veil of
chiffon.
There are various sorts of boudoir
slippers; some women prefer the heel
less Oriental slippers of soft kid with
silk pompons at the toe; others adore
the coquettish igh-hee,ed mules
which make the foot adorably pretty,
and which are the last things one
would really select for comfort; and
many women abide by the satisfactory
button strap slippers Of satin which
are so light and flexible one scarcely
realizes the feet are shod, yet which
support the arch of the foot better
than the heelless Oriental slippers.
Cravenetted riding habits and sport
suits prove that waterproof garments
OF the present day are specially at
tractive. They conform to the best
of tailored modishness.
Most Of the ladies' riding habits are
of cravenetted English melton, and
they may be had in d variety of col
ors, such as oxford. blue, brown or
black, with satin-lined coat, rubber
faced, safety side or new divided skirt
and breaches to match in ladies' or
misses sizes.
The satin blouse is still very smart,
especially in white, and buttoned in
the front with large bell shaped but
tons in satin or ivory, and either very
apparent buttonholes or else thick
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

merly We're done in strips and sold by
the yard are now done in designs and
are sold by the ornament. They are
intended to be cut apart and rear
ranged to form collars, cuffs and
vests. These are mainly for after
noon gowns, the new earth shades
blended with marine blues, Oriental
reds and much black being in the
lead.
The little bonnetlike hat with the
strap passing under the chin is called
the Madame NiniChe." Some less
frivolous looking hats have the strap
arranged to slip under the cooled knot
of hair, the saleswoman assuring you
that the "Chignon strap" is the cor
rect thing for your type, madame"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

IL. W. Rose Medicine Co.
Gentlemen. In 1911. eczema ap-
pearcd ON my back and limbs, Doc
tors treated me IN hospital and
gave me alk1N baths every day. but
ala me no good. In 1912, II appeared
ON head, face and hands burning and
itching ! tried everything, but got
no relief and was getting worse
Two months ago I got d bottle OF
Hemo, eczema has disappeared and
my hands begin to look as new hands.
/ believe IcWO 10 he the greatest
discovery OF the age More power to
Iemu. John W Persons. William
Mckinley Post $40, C. A. L., Chica-
go"
You can free Yourself of this burn
ing itching sleep destroying horror
eCZcma-aiust as this grizziad veteran
did. UnequHled for any skin erup.
lions, huslS. blutches ana other skin
troubles. Your druggist will sell YOU
Zoe sealed bottle ot Xemo ana will
guarantee IN. or it viii be sent direct
on receipt Of price by +. W Rose
Medicine Company. st Louis. Mo
sold ana guaranteed IN Atlanta ry
Frank l'dwo1d~ou Is Bro. Coursrs. n
Mum Drug Company r a. Cone
I'rue Company, l'tNr Hr4g Comma
49, Nar..r N Watkins Drug Comps
n.y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

ID ENOR A. L. CUESTA, of
- Atlanta and Pensacola,
again given royal honors be
cause of his notable philan-
thropy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
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These wonderful little workers have
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The men and women who forge ah,aG
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
Old Soldier
COnQuers Eczema
After Hospital and Doctors
Treatments Fail, Zemo Does
the Good Work. 1t Will
Do It For You.

Get a 25c Bottle day and Prove II.
Tortured by burning, itching ecZe-
ma. with doctors unable to cure him,
this old war veteran won another vic
tory and conquered his trouble with
this remarkable remedy-Zemo. Read
his letter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

Nv JHEN ! saw d merry group Of
w young folks at a circus party
the other day having the time
of their lives, throwing peanuts a la
confetti, wondered what would hap
pen If someone glanced that way with
wide open eyes You know how q bit
Of confetti will hurt when IL flies
into your eye, and you can imagine
how a peanut, hurled by a young arm,
would feel in the same place.
noted in this gay party Lula
Dean Jones, Carolyn King, Frances
Connally, Alice Martin, and lot Of
boys-and believe me, they were
having a real big time" or course
they chose only friends to shower
with the peanuts, and many Of these
dexterously caught the confetti and
passed on around the sawdust ring,
munching the nuts.
| admired the ingenuity OF these
girls in finding a use for the tneVita-
bile peanut, apart from eating them
for of course a circus is not a circus
unless one has peanuts along and
they are indigestible!
" FASCINATING young married
Il woman who has Just left for
her home in a distant city
after a fortnight's visit here, played
such a dear, delightful joke on every
body, | am obliged to tell of it. soon
after the arrival OF this charming
and exceedingly clever young woman,
a rumor. the source of which could
not be asCertained, went around the
circle of her acquaintance to the eff
feet that she was separate from her
husband and was on the eve of get
ting divorce.
This rumor. of course. added pi-
uuancy to her charm, and all the
young men she met fell instant and
willing victims. Oh, she had a fine
time-at every party, where the
young widow-to-be appeared, she
was surrounded by the handsomest
heaus of the city. She warned her
hostess not to let the papers print
anything about the parties given for
Eer, because her husband might hear
of them.
After a great rush the young
womans departure for home being
iitlinIHtnlr Slt Ndieu rev OF ItE
best "beaus" together on the night
before she left Atlanta and told tNsem
that her marital troubles were ali a
hoax. She thought it would he nice
to make the men think she was un.
attached, so that she could have "A
good time on her visit She succeed
ed, believe me,
nNE of the most influential women
OF the city, whose social activi-
ties this winter will center
around lovely Young debutante
daughter. has brought to my atten-
ton a custom which she thinks needs
reforming An Incident which called
forth the necessity for something
along this line occurred at recent
dinner party given by u well known
couple. at one of the clubs. The
guests We're members OF the younger
set, invited to meet dehutantc The
host in his observance Of what he
thought proper for his Young guests.
served only one wine Several of the
young men, not satisfied with the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
The Charm Of
Comfy Skin
Stuart's New Calcium SuIphide Treat
ment Quickly Vanishes All Skin
eruptons and Restores Color
to the Face.

You don't want to wait forever and
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wouldn't Ike to have to take the MIN
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

OUR 1914 CATALOG JUST OUT
Shows ali nsH styles In Colored Womens Hair.
We are the largest importers and manufacturers
b Colored Peoples HAIR. being the oldest and
aost reliable firm in this line. We guarantee per-
'ect satisfaction money refunded We positively
guarantee that our hair IL superior TO any on the
anywhere else.
This hair Win stand comSins snd washing the
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hair nets and all styles OF hair, also an excep-
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Send 2-cent stamp for free estsiog. Agents
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
I HIS is a story about the gre,
faith of our dearly believe
Brown Connolly.

L 1870 ~ :" R''' y ''''NN NAi' S,AbeeN
faith of our dearly beloved Joe
Brown Connolly
Everybody likes Joe ana Joe likes
everybody and everything. Further
more Joe has great confidence in his
friends. As most people know. his
little automobile comes in for a large
share of his devotion and faith. Joe
believes that automobile can do any
thing except talk, and recently ne
has been treating it accordingly. The
other night Joe motored to a party
out Peachtree way and decided to
let the little car rest with the gear
in first speed instead Of in neutral
as is customary.
When the party was over our hero
yranled UP blithely and his auto
promptly knocked him down and ran
over him The educated and almost
human car made neat turn ald
swung back, running over the pros
trate Joe a second time.
Stop that yelled Joe. but the
trained car was mad and swung
again.
IL would have got him third time
If il hadn't been for Harry English $
chauffeur who managed To jump in
and make it behave. Joe was a little
bruised, but his feelings were badly
hurt
"ro think this little car would act
like that with me- he said. aft r
the kind way I've treated it,"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

M l y y III
/" N
w IV y
wv Ill
v I'LL NV
~ 4D
has a much more interesting subiect.
Impressions of AmorIca-W6neu
have only been furnishing material
Tor tnls speech, when she was 50 con
slahtiy seen Win ine hCted ffthcH-
i Wa ,,',Lt d''e ,.l'n 5'.I Ii5
" ~
Theodore Shonts sbouId ask me =,
should tell her that she can do better
anyway than marrying Monsieur de
F"uHulercs, lecturer ON dress ana
women ana rove.
Nj ~ unusual hut very pieas'is'
~ | think, is the custom which
vyu he fptroducad nv Mr. and
Mrs Edwin = Anslcv next wce'.,
when the brilliant wedding reception
Of their elder daughter will be fol
vn,,rger danghtcr. Fifteen hundred
Invitations have been sent out. ]
hear TO the wedding of Laura AnsIe,
TO fucker McCarty on Tnursdd,
evening The invitations 10 the de-
but dance Of Mamie. the bud" Were
issued separately. and the dance VIII
begin at II O'Clock or tnereabOuts,
after the bridal parry have departed.
predict both will be very happy
affairs Tho two Anslev girls are
yery popular. charming, gracious and
highly cultured, with years Of study
abroad to give poise to the dignity
of their Young womanhood. fl is Il
source of much pleasure to all Of the
friends of the bridal couple that they
are both Atlanta young people, and
will, Of course, live here. Their ru-
A,.I,, and NJ, N1,C.rt,rg eistar
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE GRANDMOTHER

Every article this list has been carefully chosen
it's appropriateness sensible and useful gift for
grandma. You can't go wrong no matter which you
select
Beautiful Japanese Silk Kimonas special priced at,
Blankets White Quilts Sheets and Pillow al
ways appreciated Our stock is complete and priced
special
Furs make desirable gifts We have each piece marked
at tremendous reduction for this Christmas Sale
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE BABY

II Baby could understand she would with happiness
at the gift of some of the articles mentioned below
They are dainty things-sensble and useful gfts-and
very low priced
Infants Wool Mtens white and red the pair 1Oc and 15c
IoOogan Wool caps, each .25c and SOC
Infants Embroidered Yokes, with ounces to match at
popular prices.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE AUNTIE

How thoughtful of you" and "ust what I wanted"
Aunte will deghtedly you select her gift from this
list. Note the moderate prices
Neckwear and BOudior Caps dainty and practical you
can surely choose gift from this large and beautiful
assortment
Beautiful Japanese Silk Kmonas. special priced at each
S4.9S to $3.50
Japanese Crepe KimOnas, exquisite colors . S14S
Furs make desirable gifts. We have each piece marked
at tremendous reduction for this Christmas Sale
We have a wonderful assortment of 1Oc, 15c 25c and
5Oc Xmas gifts, including Bar-pins Hat-pns, Pn-cush-
ions, Manicure Sets Mirrors Trays and Art Novelties
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE GRANDFATHER

Here is list of gifts any of which would light up
Grandfathers cheerful, wrnked comtenance with ioy
Make your seeconyou assured of the best possible
value at any price you pay
Bath Robes for men, attractively packed. Prices
$3.50 to $3.50
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE UNCLE

lie will surely smile with surprise and pleasure when he
receives eof these articles and his estimation of his
nephews or neces excellent taste and good sense will be
considerably increased.
Bath Robes for men, attractvey packed Prices
$3.50 to $3.50
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
In great big stocks of Desirable Goods YOU will
find the easiest and
Christmas Problem.

w hos %Hhu naxm nE
Ft%n@ aSu
H~m ~E~v~m mouhnm
&yg %
n vH HFmoma snoUnuhg
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16

Furs make desirable gifts. We have each piece marked
at a tremendous reduction for this Christmas Sale
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE SISTER

Give her any of these carefully chosen things and
see how delighted she will be- These just the things
Tor her personal comfort or adOmmen that she will APP
preciate most.
Furs make desirable gifts. We have piece marked
at tremendous reduction for this Christmas Sale
Good Quality Silk Hose black and coors put up in at
tractive holly boxes, the pair =. . -. 25c and SOC
Centemer Kid Gloves in black and white and all popu
lar coors. The pair. .... ..... -. . 81 90
Stationery in beautiful Christmas boxes Prices
10c, 25c, SOC and 75c
Handkerchefs of style and description for children
misses and ladies' We fortunate in our selection
of Xecelent values, all attractivey boxed
Lovely Muslin Underwear very suitable for gifts dantiv
made and trimmed
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-16
WHAT TO GIVE BROTHER

Big brother wants manly and sensible things for g
and here they are in great assortment and at peas
prices.
Cen'emerl Kid Cloves in black and white and all popu
cOlOrs. Inc par ~. .. ......S1