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4 SAX FRANCISCO OnRONIOLE SATURDAY tARCH 23 1007 ll llifl Hi Tl 4 NEWS FROM ACROSS THE BAY OAKLAND BERKELEY AL AM EDA SON OF GENERAL TAKES HIS LIFE I Von Krazmer Descendant of a Noble Family Drinks Poison NEW HOUSE OF WORSHIP FOR THE FIRST GERMAN CHURCH 1 Ik OATCLAND March i Despondent over his fall from a proud position aa th son of a wealthy Austrian General nil nobleman to the lot of a hardworking longshoreman and brooding over trouble he had had with hla wife Antone Martin von Kraimer laat night drank a quantity of poison at hla home at 10SJ Thirtieth street and early this morning died from Its effects at the Receiving Hospital This was the second recent attempt ha had made to end his life having drank a large quantity of a fluid which hla wife believed to be ammonia on the night prsvloua The dose waa ao big however that hla stomach refused to retain It and after a violent vomiting spell apparently was almoat aa well as ever He had been threaten ing to commit suicide for some time ana tne aeed was therefore not a sur prise to hla wife Von Krasmer father the celebrated General von Kraimer who one of the most prominent men In Austrian military life had Intended that his son should follow In his footsteps and be come a distinguished soldier and to that end sent him to an Austrian military academy shortly after his graduation however the father died and left the son a large sum of money The youth at once started out to enjoy his fortune and became a globe trotter living a fast and luxurious life until after Sie had made three trips around the world his money waa all gone and he waa compelled to seek work at what ever he could find Being untrained except In military tactics he was forced to accept the lot of common laborer becoming a stevedore He arrive I In San Francisco about three years ago with a small portion of his Inheritance left and married the woman who Is now his widow Mrs Annie Sophie von Kroimer Their life to gather has not been a happv one and It Is said she had threitened to leave htm on several occasions as a result of their quarrels hint of this Is found In a note left the unfortunate man addressed to his Ife and which reada as follows Dear Sophie I go out of this world an unjust man of the world I wish my wife luck I Jiope for her better luck than I ever gave her I cannot live without her God hless you I am going to be hnppy et VON If Von Kraimer was 1 years of age and a native of Austria He was a member of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows one of the strongest fraternal organisations i the world of the Ftavedores I nlon and of Oakland 1nt No 117 Knlghti nf the Maccabees He has a smHll eiim of money coming to him as a result of Insurance In these Various bodies amounting to about 1750 hut otherwise was destitute the shack of a Home In which he resided testifying to the absolute poverty to which he had been reduced T1RED0FW0RK SLASHES THROAT Oakland Bakery Proprietor Tries to End Life With Table Knife OAKLND March 2 Despondent because he was compelled to work so hard for a living that he found no Joy In life and scarce anything but weariness Tnrnsso proprietor of a bakery at Hi Fifth street this afternoon cut hla throat with a table knife but failed to kill himself Torasso left his work this afternoon Shortly before I clock and going Into one of tho private rooms occupied by the family slashed his throat and fell to the floor where he lay In a pool of blood when dlciovered a few minutes Jater by a rrt absr of the household Dr Wood was called at once and dressed the wound after which the patrol wagon was called and the man removed to the Providence Hospital where It is said he may recover Aakad why he attempted his life he replied that lift was nothing but work and he wanted to die I 11 AMJik i fc iMAIM ill i KA VimA faku hi TaTTlT llLl 1T iIUTII DELAYED MAILS FLOOD OAKLAND Postal Authorities Make Effort to Handle Eastern Matter 04 AKLANP March 2J Freed from I ween Telegraph and San Pablo eve ebt and placed In a position of nu costing about 5000 but haa been lnrtennrtnc I i i UUL greater amount oi it until re ently when property values ty values the members of the congre took a iimn en th ranrrnn able to sell Its holdings for 132000 About 113 000 of this amount la being gatlonl of the First Oerman Methodist Episcopal Church will lay the corner stone of the new church edifice on Caster Sunday This church has been In existence a good many years but haa been a atrug Ellng one with few members and little money and haa required assistance from the Eastern churches of the denomination for years The society pur i hased a lot and erected a building ears ago on Seventeenth street be OKLAND March 22 Postmaster chafer this morning received the first batch of Eaatern mall that haa reached the Coast for four days on account of the blockade on the rallroada This mall was received by boat from Sacra mento and It la expected ohat or several daya to come this city and San Francisco will have to depend on river transportation for Its Eastern malt The entire office force of tho Oakland Postofflce has been busy all day sorting out this delayed matter and they will work an nignt in an effort to get the mall In shape for early delivery during to morrow it is expected that on ac count of the delay the whole working rorce win be almost constantly on duty for the next few days In order to clear up the accumulated matter and prevent a blockade Postmaster Schafer haa been greatly handicapped In the past lit consequence of the large Increaae In the business of the Oakland Postofflce and the difficulty In securing a sufficient number of mall clerks Thla condition with the enormous amount of mall matter which Is now coming In by the river route has called for extraordinary effort on the part of the employes to keep the ofllce from being swamped When Schafer put the matter before his corps of employes thev all agreed to atay with the wor without regard to hours In order that the delivery of the Han Francisco and Oakland Eastern mall might not be unduly delayed GILLETT SIGNS MANY NEW BILLS Forty Four Measures Added to the Statute Books of California HERRERA MOURNS HOTEL AND PETS Put Into a lot and building at Thirty eighth stroet and Telegraph avenue now In tho course of construction the rest to be Invested to provide revenue for the future of the church Until he new building Is completed the con gregation under the leadership of the pastor Rev Schneider Is holding servi es in a chapel at S330 California street Berkeley The plans fur the new building were drawn bv Architect Henry Starbuck FIRE THREATENS MAYORS HOME Motts Sister and Miss Meyers Fight the Flames With Success OAKLAND March 22 Flames threat neil the rlflent of Mayor Trunk Mot I at 10 Jack ion atreot to day hut the prompt nd nrfCMI efTorta of the Mayor aister Mlaa Sue Mott and Mlaa Jele Mayers het chum who waa visiting hrr prevented more than nominal damages The fire atoned from a gas ntove which set ablazt a Japaneae acreen atandlng cloae bj and from thla the rlamea spread to anme draper ea and lare rurtalna rapidly eommunicattnx themselves to the wall and mounting upward to the celling before any one realized how serious the matter had become Mrs Low who reeldea In the house hastily telephoned an alarm to the Klre Department while Mln Mott and Miss Meyers beat tnd smothered the flam as ao that when the engines arrived there waa little more to do The damage will not ex eed 1 00 Mayor Mott was not at home when the fire started and knew nothing of It un til hours afterwrd WILL NOT PERMIT HARBOR SCHEME War Department Will Not Give Consent to Build a Seawall Society Events Across the Bay EECEPTI0N GIVEN TO PRESIDENT BUTLEH Will Speak This Afternoon at the Charter Day Ex ercitet BKRKELET Msreli 22 On of the most brU Pan soeietr fnnctlons nf the week Id the bay titles was the reception given tola eveDlog by rrssldeat sad Mrs Benjamin ld Wbesler of tbe ralrtrslty to President Mrbnla Murrtr Butler 4f Columbia Lslrersltr and hla bride Tbe into srrtrel of emitbern tiin rinv1 Prealilfnt Butler notll few minute hefr tt clock To morrow afternoon at ih reek Theater eat til nleraltr raniiHi Irraiint Rilllrr ti atdraas the uodfrarndiiatr nf the UnlTeralty on Falae and lr i inira the eeaelon bains the annuel tnrrr inr ejfrMes ef tbe tnlreralty eonmiemr rating the fmindlng it the Inatttutlon Tbe exir ara tf open at orlock President Benjamin Ide het lir will tall of Wwrk completed during the peat raar suing a brief history of The plans for the futar The Vraslesl programme for the day la under the dl reectoa ef Profeeaor waiter Mage who beads SB alnmnl chorus of alvtoen nunlra ltv Tsomas McDweeuer of ftt Kranna ataa Cllnreh Osklsnd Is to act aa chaplatu at the afemonr CDUBT SAYS WOMAN HAD NO EVIL INTENT OiKLAr Matt 23 lira Tarrl I i tnlr wb waa elted to appear and abow rauaa whr BbaVsbouId not bat punished for rontempr for aaefilf spoken to William Lawrenra a ur about tbe Pembroke esse wss set fraa 10 oar KJadga MeKin aa Ue abaarleg that wane I bad spoken to Lawreoes tbe converaatlm bad aos beaa on tha nseelts ol the ease awl bat sba had b4 ae laiphwet Intention in peeking to him Jndga MelTl wirved hir aot to repeat the offeoee Tbe trial of ferer Fambrose ea a ebsrte of blfbwaj rohberr will be resgraed before Judge blelrm Monday Tba aefenea Is trying to stake qt aa allbL OaKLafr Vsrrh 22 Tbe fottswlsg msi rlsaa Hraneea were tsened to dar Otto Borarbamn 30 New lark anal eertruits Jonas ml rraok reardeit 14 aaa Mane both of Oakland rietr Bssardl Alono Ohio 23 both of San rraaelaeet Ham Meolaon 22 San franelace and Oertnda Mellon tl Osklaad Herbert Cslld 28 and Hums Roebe 2rf both of Alameda Burton IllffS S3 lesttle and OI Aadersoa 24 Pertlaad Or Charles A Peterson S3 frill Tela an4 A dale I maarlets 29 OakUsd Xaaeww BV Maetnela 2d Oaklaad sad rbarewee 111 War I 22 berkeleri Carl A Jnbaaon 2 tmt Amsada Jebnacm 2A beta ef oaklaad tool kUcblsla 41 and Daisy Isflla 34 both ef CaAlandl Robert Rrbmldt and Iulaa i jveber i botb ai Berkeley If aaael Uornls 22 1 and Marj Joroas nota ef vausmi Joaa 1 lUpoetaan 12 sad Jeasla I Itarroek 20 aoia ac uasjsva i i i a UTOCfo wltb Cbbu Berttta Optleat OaJKT Tat aaa areaua OAKLAND tant snrla aet for th nhRKKlUY Marrh 22 The hopes of Brkley for hirbor Improvement were tiimpenen laat nlKht hen Secre tarj Wyckoff of the Chamber of lommer read a report on an Inter lew wlh United Mates Harbor Com mleslnner Major Harts ahnwlng that rkeley would lme a Ions series of suits tn rontesl in tho i ourts before the plan could be an led out It waa tald that the drednlna of channels and erecting of seawalls might change cur rents In the bay and materially affect the depth of water on the San Francisco bar and this waa given as the probable cause of Government disapproval of the scheme According to Major Harts It Is galnst the settle dpollfy of the War Department to allow the filling in of the buv beyond tho bulkhead line It la hardly poaslble that permission win be granted to hulld seawalls or fill In piers where they may affect In any poa afhle inner bay currents or tidal areas Jt Is due to the fact that there la only thirty five feet of water on the an Francisco bar at the present time that the Government Is likely to dls totirnge Berkeley a plans for the Im prtifmtnt of the water front RECOVERS VALUABLES LOST IN STREET CAR BFRKEIE Mar 22 I hope for the recovery of AKLANP March 22 An Impor al event of the younger he closing afternoon of thla week Saturday will claim Miss Edna Siegfried as hostess Mlaa Siegfried Is about to leave for Japan in company with her father who has large tea Interests In the Orient and will travel with him and friends through many fa Inntlng countries be ore returning to hr home In Oakland She has not yet definitely announced the date of her departui in April but when she leaves It will be for a flva months absence or possibly longer About thirty of her closest friends hav been invited for Saturday when tha popular VmnT aa killed late thla tt riin while ork hostess will say her formal fare Aitir bBnrtnnlntf hlntlhasT re inra Inlnw nQjj ni ri to rh Tfti of 300 Mr Tnlln Cole ot Athhr Tunm lUrlmlry re Jnicinc trt ht ofi tho Mtnrc nt hr liiahiui Nh Itft fhf bar on imih in a Omr nirwt car on Momliy It wn fr nrnl lntrr by ena ilitctir wbo turned It rTtr to th offlrM of th Mwnpany It lu to thf fuct tht the ha cnntnttiM a rrpt flni hy a pin no bnitaa liar th orTlrlala of tlm rrfi piny wer ahl to rnmmnnlrat ttli th ownr Today aha rrlf a lnrtr from the trillion rtmpaay orTl fUlu and later erurM her lunlba SWINGING BRIDGE CRUSHES WORKMAN AGAINST PILING OAKLAND Marrh 22 John II McLean an lertrlral worker for the ftentliorn rarlfle Tom young wells he has been such an active member of her set that she will miss her companions quite an much as they will miss her altnough her travela promise to be of such an Interesting haracter that she will rind consola tion In gathering charming material Cast for correspondence Mr Siegfried and Pry his daughter will go flmt to Kobe lapan They will then visit many other apanese cities and among other places will later go sightseeing In Manila and hlna reet htiflv Mln ooupllng a fable bate ran one Ida of the eatuare and tha other when tha brli ar kwunv nt ho waa caught an I mh hefn an the piling nhfre ha atottd and the brldg Itaalli furred wttlltn a few mlnotfa Mrl aa 27 war if giwrwnaiuo 51 Oaklan oboe 1A 4 and All Miss Fontaine Penton of Alameda was hostess to day at a pretty thimble bee that brought together ten of her Intimate friends for a Jolly chat an 1 a delicious luncheon When the gutats first assembled their time passed husiiy in furthering dainty bits of handlnork At clock all repaired to the dining room where was an Invitingly spread luncheon The table was abloom with crisp Jonquils The remainder of tha afternoon waa spent at the table and natting arterward In tha pleasant livingliving room of the Benton home There were present Miss Lorena Westover Iiss Maude Bremer Miss Virginia awtrtorne Miss Portia Arkerman Mlaa Mae Landera Miss Msrgarv Inl life Miss Florence Orlswold Mlaa Fthel de rung Miss Loralne Brown snd the hoeresa Tho Fierkeley Assembly first post Lenten rtanre will take place the evening April 8th at tha Hillside Club houae and will be presided ovet bjr the following recaption committee Hr Wirkson Mrs Clinton Ia Mrs lepp Miss Sydney Smith lira Charles Butters Mn A A noyar Mrs a Ralston Mrs rv OUss Mrs fharles Oayley Mrs Urn Jamln Ida Wheeler Mra Charles Jren lMf Jilaa Radford a a a KU Zatta Fuller a popular hrlda alaet will again be guest of honor on th earning Saturday afternoon when Mrs Reginald Darce Holmes will pre aid at larga reception at ber spacious 0 ee tQ Oakland home The will Ini hnle Mrs tm Fuller Miss Mlllrd Snow Mis snow Miss Tnes ott Miss i i well Miss Marlon White Mrs 1 Hall Mlsa Elennn Hat nard Mls Rtrth lottew run lace el log Miss Edith Rid MAYOR TAKES OATH OF OFFICE Mott Sworn In a Second Time Officials File Election Expenses OAKLAND March 22 Mayor Frank Mott took the oath of office to day before tlty Clerk Frank PI Thompnon and waa sworn in as Mayor of the city of Oakland hl second term to beffln on April 1st The oath was administered jn the office of the City Clerk at about 3 30 clock A number of the recently elected Councllmen and othei officials filed their statrmpnts nt election expenses A lth tin city lfrk tn dny Including Mayor Mott who declared he had spent Mf In jecurlnff hi election though he was the candidate of four out of five artlea In the field The law provides that a candidate may apt ml not more than 10 pr ent of the early salary of the office to which ne seeks ele tlon Mayor Mott therefore whose ealary la pOrtO mlffht have ap nt 1100 while the Councllmen who recH onlv 10 per month could ihiin ap nd lejrallv only 4 Most of them according tn their statements Hstrlhuted nearly the full amount permitted Councllmen elect Ellsworth and tarhler spent respectively 44 and 45 i onnt ilman Altken 40 Councilman Elliott 0 Councilman Thurston 20 nuncUinan elect Mulllns 43 75 Coun i llman elect Kverhnrt 40 Inasmuch a the member of the Hoard of Kduca tlon rcclv no salarv whatever It Is presumed that they may Xpend as much as they daire so Cook who had quite a fight for hli seat blew I Imself to the extent nf S0 85 MEIMBER OF CHAIN GANG MAKES HIS ESCAPE OAKLAND March 22 William Pet nTinhr of th rhsln rnf mtiilp his rnctp TPAitanlnr ftcriinn hAinllnf a pnln par whtlf th ung waa lahorlnj at tbe Klghth itret hridsf It In mpiifwi1 that ti dfHlcfl hohtnl ont of th minr ii iron rtumplns inatrlI thr thna t1nir nble to tp aboard a cur aa It ninvnri bv ami aftr rM nu abort tliatanrfi trx It arorhr ffairs tn llhrtT Th cap waa not rilncor Til fr oin tlni whii th ofVUIs at th prtllr Station wore hurried nnti1l and Mry patrolman In th ctv apprlaetl of th affatr btit th man tins not ret bn raptured DISENTA2JGLEME2WS IN DIVORCE COURT OARIAVD Marrh William romell a rontrartor nf Fmltrale waa granted an anntll mant of marrlafa tn dar from Ella Roaelaod It being ahown that the hrlde reaortad te frand tn ooTaintna Der apeeae The marriage a framed tip In a matrimonial bureau The fAllowlns Interlnnitorr decrnea of dlrnrea ware frantra in dar no tie ffrntind ef daaar tlen Arameila Mlnrlalr asalaat RrMlnaT sin rlalr Anna Rnhlnann asalnat tiaorra Rohlnaon Madrllnn Piirhatt asalnat Stewart I Pnrkatt SACKAMKViO March Gorernor Olllett to day signed tha following bills By Rush Providing for tha extermination of the Botphllus annulatua tick By MoKee Imposlns a tax on Ten dors of drugs etc By McKee Resulatlnar th practice of pharmacy By Wolfe Pro rldlnr for the Issu ance of State bonda for tbe Improve ment of the San Francisco water front By McKee Providing gardens for Sutters Fort By Cartwrlght Providing a railroad car for shipping live ftsh to tha various waters of the State By McCartney Amending the aet for the oontrol of dependent children Belahaw Appropriating money to pay claims of the National Ouerd By Boytton Relating to the appropriation of water By Price Conveying property Horn for the rsebla Mladed By Welch Providing for th Issuance of State bonda to procure a tidal basin at San Francisco By Welch Authorising the Stat Harbor Commission to condemn certain property north of India Basin By Camlnettl Providing for the preservation of game on patented lands By Will la Relating to sealer of weights and measures By Winia Relating to the Industrial Home for the Adult Blind By Willis Relating to the powers of the State Commission In Horticulture By Willis To promote horticultural Interests By McCartney Relating to dissection By Wolfe Relating to corporatlona By Curtln Relating to pleadlnga In insurance cases By Oreenwell Relating to th use of street car tracks by two or more companlea By Leavltt Amending the act to regulate contracts for buildings on the part of the State By McKee Providing for board of control for Suttera Fort By Boynton Providing for the dla solvlng of protection district No 2 of Tuba county By McCartney Authorising the inlted Statea to sue the State of California Bv Willis Amending the Civil Code relating to corporatlona By Willis Relating to th sale of land uncovered by drained lakes etc By Held Relating to the sale of hops By Hammon Authorising atudenta of the Southern California University to practice In courts of the State By Stetaon Relating to unclaimed money By Stetson Relating to acquisition of property by State hospitals By Stetson Relating to duties of superintendents of State hospitals By Chandler Relating to cruelty to anlmala By Perclval Providing for work on public roads outside of municipalities By roarhlan Regulating houra of iratjc clerke Hy Hammon Providing quarters for Second District Court of Appeals By Fratessa Relating to mileage of lealalators By Cogswell Providing parole officer for Whlttler School By Hewitt Granting rights of way to United Htatea over public lands By 1 emmon Ratifying deed of land made by Southern California Hospital No author Relating to enrolled ml lltler No author Relating to National Guard By Committee on Ways and Means Appropriating money for work on river channels By Bishop Amending the act for forming of reclamation districts Fire Destroys Bakersfield Block and Occupants Narrowly Escape Let th greatest athlete hlv 4 ana nu muscivt wouia noon iu BAKERSFIELD March 21 Fire broke out In the barber shop of Aurelio Herreraa Coamopolltan Hotel here this morning and In spite of tbe efforts ot the Fire Department an entire downtown bualneaa block waa totally destroyed The flame were started by tbe Ignition of towela hanging above the flame of an oil stove and In an hour five aa loons three hotels and aeveral restaurants and barber ahops were In aahes The total loss la estimated at ISO 000 leas than half of which was covered by insurance One man a laborer la missing from Herreraa hotel and it Is feared that he has perished In the flames Qracs Farnham wife of Lee Farnham one a well known actor waa car ried from the building naked and un oonaaloua from the amoke Later ahe revlrsd and claims that she loat aev eral valuable diamonds and other Jewelry In the fire William Hurray a laborer leaped from an up stalrs window to escape the llamas and landed on his head on the sidewalk He waa taken to the hospi tal Internally Injured and may die Bert Herrlngton a young negro rescued a cripple from another window at the risk of his own life Crowley a bartender In another aa loon entered with the intention of saving the cash register for his employer but was met with a burst of flames which burned him severely He was rescued by others A large and savage wildcat the mascot of Aurelio Herrera made Its escape from the building and is still at large Th other animals In Herreraa collection back of his training quartera were destroyed Herrera especially mourns the loss of a large eagle which he caught and tamed A strange fatality has pursued the place elnre Herrera bought It two months ago this being th third time it haa caught Ore NO MAN 15 STRONQER THAN niz oiuinivii WCfi eal strength Is derive from food If man baa insufficient food he loses strength net oas no ioou no uirn rooa 13 converted Into nutrition through the storo act and bowel It depends on th strength of the atnniach to what extent food eaten la digested and ustmlltu PeoDle can die of starvation who have abundant food to eat when the atomavh ana lis associate organs oi aigeeaion ana nutrition do not perform their duty Thin the stomach Is really the vital or San of the body If the stomach li weak ae bodv will bo weak also beano It Is upon the stomach tho body re leu for It strength And as the body oonMdercd a whole la made up of Its several members and organs so lha weakness of th body as a consequence of wealc stomach will be distributed rmong the organs which compose the body if the body Is weak because It Is Ill nourished that physical weakness will be found In all th organs heart liver kidneys etc Th liver will be torpid and Inactive giving rise to biliousness loss of appetite weak nervw feeble or Irregular action heart palpitation dizziness headache backache and kindred disturbances and weaknesses Mr Louis Pare of Quebec writes efg years after my health began to fall my bead stw dlazy eras pained me aad my stomach wss sore all the time while everything I would eat would seemaso lie heavy like lead on my stomach Th doctors claimed that au YS HE Vg ROBBED OAKLAND March 23 Lewis Uralata ef 11M fifteeuth atreet reported te tbe police to day rbat be waa knoesed down and robbed shortly attar 1 elnrkx Friday rasmlns br two men aa be waa neartns btl bone The robbers ha said tiMik M7 from blm Uralata aald tbe two men atruck blm violent blow which failed blcn to tbe gtfaind and rendered blm partially unroneeloua after which they proceeded te eeareh bis pockets When be had retained bis eaateea completely ha proceeded Into bis house MISSIONAJlY INSTITUTE OPENS IN ALAMEDA ALAMEDA March 33 The Alameds Miaaion ary Inatltnte opened to day snd will continue to onorrow and Hanitar Rer Dwlabt Potter rrealdent of the Interdenominational MUalonary nattmte a national organisation snd Mlaa Ella McLaniin national worker are among the I prominent mlaaleo erorkora from abroad In at tendance Dr Potter conducted tbe qiteatloo box todav asd Mlaa McLaurln rave tbe flrat ef a aerlea of talka on WbT Study Ulaahina Rer Jonee dellrared an addrten reaterdey after noo on The Freedmen DEATH OP A PICVEKR SANTA RORA March 32 Charlea lounjar tba oldest attntmj In elal olty and clltor of tba an ae Tribune In tha flftlaa riled here this racralng ased 76 reara lie also practiced in San Jose and Haa Francisco Ha waa a promoter and aecretsry of tbe Santa Clsra Valley Agrlrnlttirat Aaaoclatlnn In the early dare and prescribed for me and although I took aneir powaer regularly yet A reit no Better My wife advised me to try Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discoveryand stop taking the dockers medicine 8hbougat me a bottl sad we soon found that 1 began to Improve so 1 kept up th treatment I took on flesh ray stomach became normal th digestive organs worked perfectly and 1 soon began to look like a different person can never cease to be grateful tor what your medicine has done form and I certainly rive it highest praise Don be wheedled by a penny grabbing dealer into taking Inferior substitute for Dr Pierces mediclnen recommended te be Jnst a good To gain knowledge of your own body In sickness and health send for the Peo elet Common Sense Medical Adrlur A book of 1008 pages Send 2 one cent stamps lor paper covereci or stamps for cloth bound copy Address Dr PUros est Main Street Buffalo JAFnirFBiC peiM COFTtt Folgers Golden Gate Coffee At Breakfast Invigorating At Lunch Refreshing At Dinner Satisfying A FOLGER CO San Fraitclsco When every good dealer everywhere ells tne genuine LIEBIG COMPANY Extract of Beef why content with adulterated Imitations or inferior brands 1 sfi WANTED Boy for Messenger Service Apply Advertising De partment Chronicle ROOMS MM flrvt rlaM room GO TTS 91 ljt InelndlBaT batb 110 room for mehblca 9250 Tvfrk laclarlfair hatha White Palace Hotel 11th and Market Sts Ha trail re to Vaa Neu Arena Also OCEAN SHORE LODGING BOUSE 1100 room with baths ZSe alshti S120 Trees with bethel faelaar aatl ad JoIbIbst Oresa fhore railroad Eleventh aad Market streets Two FOR RENT Sunny Offices on the 15th Floor Unices on of the New Chronicle Building Apply to Room 1605 Top Floor Chronicle Building TkEkiu 1IK aorTHFiax PtriFIC OAKLVNP Marrh tnlt to recorer 0O0 damasea from tae Southern Perlflr Railroad Cnrnpanr for Injuries aliased tn hare been aua talne1 September flth of laat rear la rrultvaln waa begun to dar hr Sen I Orant He alleaea tuat on that data be waa driving along fruit arenne erosions flu tracks when he waa ifrurk by a train HI aninal column ho aara a aa permanent It Injured tf the aeolrlent Rltn Mrs A dance Is announced fr the Mnthlv Assembly to take plre at Ehell lull on the evening of Krllay April ith Nfore than a hundred ImluMnn I ie neen aent out for thla pi ant ev nt the last or next to thr Nat tliit will rlose this clubs elntli one jtl season The patroneaace of the Monthly Assembly are Mrs Kilwnrd Hoffman Mrs Hasjur Mrs Frnnrls Gray Mrs Thomas Totter Mrs Fmlirh Mrs Hotehklss and Mrs Doiler 9 Mrs Jamas Tyson was one of yesterday Informal luncheon hostesses entertaining at her home congenial company of Intimate friend The oc caalon was a very cnJonblo one a a a Next Tuesday afternoon will draw large and fashionable audience to Ye Liberty Playhouse In alien tan on the opening eoncert of a series to he given by the Oakland Orchestra for the benefit of Fablola Hospital Arnn the ladles who have the affair In harffo are the following Mrs Marry Knowles Mrs Bernard Miller Mrs William Letts Oil ver Mrs AA Pennoyer Mrs Frederick Ht ration Mrs Taft Mrs Van Lo ben Sels Miss Virginia de Fremerv Miss Amy McKee Hlas rtrMa ea Mra Franlc Havens Mra lames Allen Mrs John Howard Mrs Charles Mtnor Ooodell Mrs Fdwln Ooodall Mrs Coogan Mra trades Cooper Mr Bishop Mra Harry Carlston and Mrs Leon Grecnbaurn The BANNER MILLINERY A WHIIIE1AIF HOlSR KLLIg RETAIL New Spr ingSty les Easter Specials 1S 01 Pattern Hats for I11AO 110 00 Pattern Hats for Tjje 00 Trimmed Hats for 4je IS 00 Trimmed Hats for sjm 11 00 Childrens Trim Hats JJSO Flowers Bralda rtlhhoate Oatrtek riajaiea aad ella Veiling Ornaments less price than hall THE BANNER 944 Van Ness Ave Wear Bill ScbiniBge Best Is tba eoBTee aad tea pgwry strong 8 ca ss ssoALaactewciaiws 1 OF Personal Knowledgi Personal knowledge i tha winning factor in the culminating contest of this competitive age and when of ample character it places its fortunate possessor in the front rank of Th Well Informed of tha World A vast fund of personal knowledge 1 really essential to the achievement of the 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