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ll fs 111 Js 4 pftT Vvvr Al iTy trllTi ji vf rrTwrr 8AN yyeffTTii innyWW BT 3t 1 SAN MATEO CONTRA COSTA i NEAfrB I i CQUMTIES Hft MARIN AEiAMED A Mi iv Governor and Attorneys Inquire Into Affairs of Deaf and Blind Institution BERKELEY July It Aftr a recess of twelve days the Investigation Into the affaire of the State Institute for the Deaf and Blind conducted by Governor Johnson reopened here this morning The largest crowd which has ever attended the hearings ws In attendance at this afternoons session Interest In the proceedInjHr1Se1ng at a high pitch The Inquiry today resolved around the qualifications of Superintendent Douglas Keith and the Justice of his appointment to the place as head of the Institution Two members of the faculty Vice Frinclpal A Caldwell and former Principal Warring Wilkinson were called on to testify as to how the school was conducted The question whether politics had ln I fluenced the board of directors of the Institution In making appointments waa probed by Governor Johnson today Caldwell declared that as far as he knew politics had nothing to do with the appointments and stated that he did not believe that Keith had been appointed because of polfllcal affiliations The bulk of the days Investigation was taken up with an Inquiry as to Keiths ntness for the place With the centering of the Inquiry on Keith and a statement by Governor Johnson that the State did not care for a superintendent who had to ha some one to do his work It Is believed that the investigation will result In a recommendation that Keith be removed from office A dramatic feature was introduced Into the routine of the session this afternoon when John Connor president of the California Alumni Association of the school stepped to the table and asked Governor Johnson for the privilege of flllnii and presenting a set of resolutions passed hy the organisation relative to the investigation THREE SHOT IN LABOR TROUBLE 00 oo O0 OO 0K Union and Non Union Men in a Pistol Battle in Oakland RESOLUTION ARE 11K4D The resolutions deploring conditions were injected by the Governor Into the proceedings as having a direct bearing on the case despite a protest from Attorney Charles Wesley Reed claiming that the action waa untimely The protest of the blind graduates was as follows Be It resolved That we deplore the attempt of some of the Inexperienced oiioa graduates or this school to dls credit the management of Superintend ent uougias Keith and that we go on record as favoring and approving itenn aaminlstratIonIand that believe he Is an earnest and efficient superintendent and a successful friend to the blind students of this school The resolution was signed by Presl dent Connor and Secretary Naale of the association Attorney Hed cross questioned Connor asking If he hnd been re quested to prepare and fim the resolu Uon The witness replied that he had not and declared In reply to a question that the organisation formed of blind graduates of the school was highly Incensed at the attempt on the part of a small faction of the blind graduates to remo ve Keith from office Connor while testlflng declared that Keiths administration had brought about a marked improvement In conditions for the blind and that the course of Instruction now In voiOie at the achool tended to ward the education of the students In trades to enable them to be self supporting after their gruel uation He declured that the blind graduates who hail testified against Keith were Inexperienced and not qualified to Judge whether Keiths administration was efficient Attorney Robert Harrison asked for a special investigation Into the charges that had been brought by the petitioners against Instructor Theodore Grady following a lulm that he hid made Improper suggestors to students In his classes A dozen witnesses from sll parts of the State will be summoned to testify In the special hearing against Grad which was pirtlallj set for Monday of next week Ml LI Itr WKliK With onlv two tejehers called at to dav a session nut of twentt four who will be summon before the InwMt gatlon Is comluled It Is expected tl it the lnijulr now being conducted will be continued at hm one week Vlrefrini lpal TaUwe 1 of the school whu Is licnd ii the department foi the deaf was nil the slnnd almunt the entire dn He testified that Keiths management of the kc honl tf ctivf the diaUpUna su pot le in rhntfl or oti er schools of the kind and to ordinary publlo schools and that the moral conduct of th students was high He stated that teachers meet lngs had been abandoned hei many years ago prior to the time Keith was appointed That Keith had worked for the Interest of students In all departments and had provided entertainment foi the pupils furnishing moving pictures In the aahool for the entertainment of the children In addition to arranging athletic games Caldwell stated that he hod been Tlven the teaching supervision of the lnstructori after Keith win appointed and had assisted In drawing up ihe schedule of hours for the children Governor Johnson then took the witness advising Caldwell that he need have no fear of losing his position as the result of any testimony rilch he might glvs at the hearing Th witness was reluctant no into his personal feelings legardlng the Justice of Keiths appointment nnd as to Ms qualifications for the position I realise said Governor Johnmn inn 4i is a nara mauer to pit one teacher against another in a hearing of this kind It Is hard on you We are heriVra gref at the facts of this case and Dope that yoti ran help us QTJESTIOED BY GOVERNOR la repty to a question from the Oov rnor the witness declared that he had been given additional responsibilities afWKKaltb had been appointed to the tnahafSrscnt of the school and that he had thought for some time of resigning1 his place Caldwell admitted that he had thought at the time of the appointment that he might have been favored with the place as the result of his long experience as a teacher of the deaf hut stated that he did not hold the matter against Keith and had served as bis vice principal assisting hjm In the management of he educational side of the Inatltutlon Attorney Read for the petitioners took up the matter of Keith qualifications following the terms of the State Jaw The witness testified that he thought the aw provided that the Principal should have been teadir si for three years institutions in the United estates he said the suDetlntendent was si a qcisunea teacher gsHoSSgS ssssssssssssssHSB aMtsshsMstflfeiisssk bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbss HlT 4 Ernest Franlm one of the union men mounded in yesterdays affray in Oakland Two Strikebreakers Arrested for Deadly Assault OAKLAND July 2 Strike breakers In the employ of the Sunset Lumber Company and two striking unionists engaged In a revolver duel this morning the diminutive war resulting In the wounding of three of the combatants and the arresting of Charles Hay and Jesse Barnett the two non unlonlsts on the serious charge of assault with a deadly weapon with Intent to commit murder Ernest Franklin a teamster of 221 Fifth street and Luther Davison a lumber clerk of 819 Fallon street were the other two combatants HRrry Leach attorney for the Sun set Lumber Company represented Ray and Uarnett upon their arrest and se cuied their release from custody upon depositing J1000 ball for each The si used men will appear In the Police Court tomorrow morning when the date will be set for the preliminary eamlnatlon Franklin DavWon and Rarnett were wounded In the trouble which occurred on liwton avenue between Fifty third and Klftj fourth streets Barnett life was probably saved because the horse driven by Franklin reared and spoiled the aim of the latter who Is known as a crack shot with the revolver As a result of the horses Jump 1rBnklln gun was Jerked to one lilc and the bullet was burled In Barnett i Ight leg Itnnkllns escape from death or serious injur Is considered miracu lous by the Receiving Hospital phyal i Inns The fact that he Involuntarily dodged his heod at the time Barnett shot at Mm so ved him a serious It not fntHl wound The bullet entered his bac between the shoulder blades plowed Its way beneath the skin and emerged through the neck at the end of the collar bone Davison received a dch wound In the right foot Tin mornings near tragecjy was the culmination of several months of Im pendlnu hostilities Franklin and luixlMon as union pickets oc cuplefl a buggv which followod a life of six henllj loaded lumber wagons which left the Sunset yards at 9 clock The bugg bore several signs bearing the lrni rlptlons The Hunset Lumber Company employes are Imported strike breakers and gun men Antone Schwarts another picket also followed the line of wagons In a buggy carrying olfltUae alga When the teams reached Lnwton ave nus and Fifty third streets Ray and Barnett who were on the first of the six lumber wagons came to the wagon of A Klrkendallt which was far In the rear because of the Inability of his team to make speedy progrees up a hill This procedure necessitated passing the rig carrying Franklin and Davison At this point the stories of the two factions differ Barnett claims that Franklin leveled a gun at him and that he Barnett then began firing Ray also opened fire hitting Davison in the right foot Davison had no gun and Franklin revolver clogged and refused to work after he had fired one shot the one which struck Barnett in the leg Franklin and Davison claim that Bar nett and Ray fired twelve shots at them and show the riddled buggy as proof of their contention Barnett says he fired no more than three or four shots and Ray claims to have discharged his weapon but once Frsnklln seeing that his gun was useless and fearing that the other strike breakers would Join in the fray wheeled his horse about and made his way to the Receiving Hospital where his wound and that of Davison were dressed The two then went to the police station and Policeman Gannaw went out to seek Ray snd Barnett The two were found and Instructed to appear before Piosecutlng Attorney Henncssev it 3 clock this afternoon This conference resulted In the Issuance of the wnrrant against Ray and Barnett Franklin version of the affair follows This trouble started st Twelfth and Franklin Mreels when I caught up with one of the Sunset wagons driven by a man named Murphy Murphy passed a number of remarks and ihowed his gun I showed him that I also had a gun In the bottom of the buggy und went on When Ray and Barnett approached mv buggy on Lnwton avenue 1 thought tliey wore coming for trouble I let tucn pass on until they got In back of us when lliruett elled Throw up our hands on Before we had a chance to answer tho two opened fire and 1 dlcl the same The affair caused much 111 feeling In the rival ramps oi strikers and strikebreakers and sevetil smaller fights and assaults occurred during the afternoon one of the non unionists being struck on the head with a large rock The police fear that the matter will cpen rtctlo hostilities between the two Scion of Distinguished British Family Is Quest of Mrs Hendry In Piedmont OAKLAND July Lord Gerald Colllngwood a welliknown English traveler and literary man who won fame In the East a on of the Boar war correspondents ot the New Tork Herald arrived In Piedmont last week and I at present a guest In the horn of Mrs Annie Hendry a wealthy Kng llsh widow nt Vernal avenue Tha visit ot the English nobleman who a great grandson ot Admiral Lord Colllngwood of Trafalgar fame bas ievlved the rumors ot his approaching marriage to Mrs Hendry Mrs Hendry however today stated that the wed ding would not be an event of the immediate future as property Interests and family ties would prevent her fronv taking up her residence In England as Lady Colllngwood for soma time 8he did not deny however that the mission of Lord Colllngwood In coming I to California was to claim the English widow as his bride but refused to divulge sny of her future plans Lord Colllngwood comes of on of tho most distinguished families of England his father having been a prominent member of the Hous of Lords and an originator of several suc cessful social reforms The Colllngwood estates are located at Desslngton Cowles and Ventnor as well a at In vercall In Scotland Mrs Hendry and her sister Mrs Margaret Haa ger were the originators of the successful campaign for landscape beauty In the backyards of the hillside community and effected the passage of the antl chlcken ordinance by the Piedmont Trustees Colllngwood has followed In the footsteps of hi father as an exponent of reforms and will take his seat In the House fit Commons upon his return to England The romanee which may have Its culmination in the ex clusive hillside community Is said to have commenced many years ago when Lord Colllngwood was a student at the famous Eton school MiSeS Nlta Abbott to Sing at ihe Greek Theater WILDPROBE EXPRESS i8ATES IMCOAKLAND Miss Nina Ahbott tho vill tafe part in next Sundays half hour of music in the Creek Theater YOF ilotlng and bloodshed CRY TAXPAYERS NOT AS Land OwneFSued by City Objects But Court Overrules Defendants Contention OAKLAND July An effort to flls qualifv every taxpayer of the cltj of Oakland from sitting on the Jury lhat Is ti hear the condemnation suit of the cltv of Oakland against the Taclllc Mill and Iumher Company failed today bo fore Judge Waste Altornivs frnoc It hunh who represent the mill compnnv presented the motion signing that the Jurors nil taxpayers would te Interested partle FLED FROM DEATH TO DIVORCE I Wife Escaped Husband Who Had Razor Drawn and Asks for Separation OAKLAND July 28 Mary Ann Kilgecomb succeeded in squirming from her husband grasp as he held her throat with one hand and presented an open rssor with the other and fled to the divorce court her story appearing In a complaint she filed today She alleges that she believes KctCemnih WOlllll hlVn klS lep anl that he hail frequently threatened to and therefore Ineligible as Jurors City I do so before making this demonstra Wonlnar nnd Deputy A Reardsley eombat nd Judge Waste sus rVttornev I City Attorney ted this lew talned them More law points remain to be argued before the case will reach the stage of a Jury trial The PaclAc Mill and Lumber Company owns property on tho Water front extending from Uiove to Castro atreets and has a leccse over other property necessary for wtmrllnic purposes that the city has purchased subject to this lease The corporation will ask for damages for this lease and also for being deprived of access to the water front from Its other property on which It has planing mills lumber yards kilns etc In Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Virginia and West Virginia Frank Donnell a teacher In the school who was a wltnes early In the Investigation and named as an aspirant to Keith plAce had accord Ing to Caldwell criticised the maraoge ment of the school on several coca slons Attempt was made to connect ODonnell with the present Investiga tion which was unsuccessful ODonnell owing to Illness waa not la attendance at todays session The session closed with Professor tlon I mad a mistake In marrying Myrtle Davis alleges her husband Ben7 Jamln told her and she wants a dl vorce for this and other things she asilgns as cruelty On the ground of desertion Cecil sued Mary Bpurgeon and Bertha I sued Hubert Ray Elder today A final decree of divorce on the ground of desertion was today granted to Marie against Michael Leary Caldwell on the stand The hearlnr Thsas era tfc twill Ka n4 in i UU Institutes for the deaf and blind mornlar PRISONER SENT DRUG CONCEALED IN A BANANA OAKLAND July Garland a carpenter has been arrested on a felony charge of attempting to smuggle drugs to the inmates of the Oakland City Prison The man appeared at the prison last night wltha dinner for Hazel Wallace a woman awaiting trial on a vagrancy charge Included In the menu were bananas One of these had been cut open a Portion of the meaty substance removed and a quantity of opium In sertea in jon was not a neat one and when the attempt was discovered a warrant was Issued for Garlands arrest Th mart was located In tn TlcmitV of the City Kail this morning He will appear in the Police Court tomorrow morning for arraignment on the rionv char I She Was President of Ladies Protective Society and Also Century Club Member ALAMEDA July 2 The body of Mr Mary IS Dennis who was killed yesterday In an automobile accident forty miles from Placervllle on the Tahoe road arrived at the Dennis home at 1435 Grand street this afternoon The lack of marks orr the body coupled with the fact thai she was a semi Invalid for a couple of years confirms the earlier report that Mrs Dennis was not crushed death between the rar and a tree but died of fright and shock to her nervous system when she felt the car toppling and realised that a serious acoldent was Inevitable Mrs Dennis waa for ten years president of the Ladles Protective and Relief Society which maintains a large orphans horn In San Francisco She was a life member of the Century Club a prominent Red Cross worker and was to the fore In numerous move ments and campaigns for clvlo and so cial good After the fire Mrs Dennis brought to Alameda the orphans In the burned orphanage and they wer quartered In this city for several weeks until arrangements were mad to car for them again In Ban rranclsco Mrs Dennis husband Dr Dennis a well known San Francisco dentist club man and dlletante died several years ago A son Dr Cecil Dennis who was with his mother In the ac cident and a daughter Miss Luclle Dennis survive the mother In addition she leaves the following brothers and sisters Colonel Cecil Read ot Alameda Russell Reed of San Francisco Judge Ira Reed ot San Andreas Mrs Franols Hillary and Mrs William Murphy ot Alameda The funeral ttrraTrgirmtnti tiv not yt beenuom pleted OF University Committee Prepares an Interesting Programme for Occosion ERKELET July 31 A a special feature for the closing Sunday concert In the Greek Theater for the ummr term special arrangement were concluded here today by the musi cal and dramatic committee of the State University for the half hour ot muslo In the open air theater next Hnnday The concert will be given by tho band of the Fifth Regiment Infantry of the National Guard with Bandmaster George Holllater In charge As a special feature of the programme Mss Nlta Abbott prima donna soprano will take part In the concert Several new numbers have been Included In the programme which has been arranged as follows March The Gladiators Farewell Blankenburg fantasia Traumte Miss Abbott accompanied by the band waltzes On th Beautiful Rhine Keler Beia descriptive piece Tho Siege ot Rochelle Balfe and The Star Spangled Banner Wells Fargo and Other Car rfers to Be Investigated by Merchants Exchange OAKLAND July A the result ot th request of 7 Berard scr tary ot tho National Express Rat Conference of to commercial orgnJa tfons of th United States an InvestigationInvestigation Into local express rate of trre Wslls Tar go Company of Alameda county will mad by th directors of th Merchants Exchange of Oakland 7b data will used In the Investigation of express rates to be mad 6y the Intttat Commerce Commlst slon Th cKxpress JRAt Conferenc will co operate with tt Commission In presenting data of unfalrnd unjustly discriminating rate charged by th express companies for delivery service Berards rQBetfor Information concerning the matter In th leading business houses of Oakland carrying on a delivery service was read at th meeting of the directors of th Merchants Exchange last night and was referred to the transportation committee for consideration It 1 probable thai a special commute will be appoints for th purpose of obtaining th desired data Th investigation to be mad necessitates a careful Inquiry into the expense of th delivery service ot th express companies Into the operation and maintenance of stables wagons equipment labor and the radius and territory In which deliveries are made as well a the number and weight of packages delivered Several ot the leading buslines houses of Oakland Alameda and Berkeley will be consulted concerning the express rate HONOR 1 DONAHUE District Attorney Presented With Embroidered Flag by Enthusiastic Crowd Ioabd ileitjses piea T0 IffVVXILSSESSJIEinr OJaXLANOJljrJ XL 8tonvP peared befor th Commissioners slt tins a a Board of Equalisation today and asked that th assessment on hi East Oakland propertl radue City Assessor Gorg Gross dclf4 that th figures wer based on th sluing prlc of th Jands hut Ston hloV that thsvmssssnjnt was not In ocord anc with ht of adjoining land Th request was dnld far asth subdivided lands wr concerned and th acreage proportu will conlderd atnaxt Monday meeting of th Board Ston mad af similar demand for a ductlon last year but was refused Th City Council mad th following appointments In th office ot th Commissioner of Public Worksi Tut trr hjrdroraphr pr day It speetors Leei Demler Uj W1U 15 Thomas Smith Mi A Cross IS John Griffin IS add Clmnt It For Infants and Children Bears the signature Machine Turns Three Times in Air Occupants Miraculously Escape Death BAY CITIES COMPANY HEADY TO LAY PIPE IN ALAMEDA ALAMEDA tuly i Th Bay CTlTei Water Company today notified Mayor Noy that the company would be reaoy within thirty days to install a distributing system In Alameda to supply the city with Bay Cities water The letter which was written by Manager Gllman also stated that the new company would lay a water main across the Alameda marsh and furnish adequate fire protection to the warehouse district now retarded In development through the prohibitive fire Insurance rates caused by an entire lack of water supply The Psy cities company has large quantities of pipe already stored In this clti snd the building of the distribution system It Is said will proceed without delay once it la started VALUABLE PROPERTY IS DONATED TO CITY OAKLAND July 34 Delger son of the late Fred Delger this afternoon offered to give to the city a large quantity of rar plants and flowers and all els above ground which the city could use of the old Delger home at Nineteenth street and Telegraph avenue A two story hous which might be used as an art gallery or museum stands on th square block of land besides a conservatory and two aviaries Mayor Frank Mott and the members of the Park Commission visited the property this afternoon and will select a much of th property as may be used by the city Whether or not th build lngs will be moved has not been de cided WILL CELEBRATE BASEBALL NIGHT AT THE ORPHEEM OAXIAXD July Baseball night will be celebrated at th Oak land Orpheum tomorrow evening when Wolverton players will occupy i tier of boxes on on side of tl house and tne Kan Francisco player will be on th other side Th theater will be specially decorated In honor of the vis Itlng teams with banners and pennants and an abundance of baseball gags will be put over the footlights by the players especially by AI Jolson a noted wasebalf fan whom the player ar honoring by their presne joisen is on of tn most wIcom visitors at th camp of th Wolverton and San Francisco player SAN RAFAKL July Three men escaped Instant death this afternoon when a heavy runaway automobile plunged oft the Puerta Fueloo hill toppling over an embankment ot twenty feet and revolving In th air three times before striking tha ground below Th machine struck on Its side and Pensook drlrcr and Jackson were dangerously Inlured while Buckler escaped with minor hurt The three are moving picture man of Ban Jose They were on their way from San Rafael to Petaluma On the north side ot Puerta Fueloa hill the brakes of th machine snapped while they were coasting Th auto gained fearful momentum and striking a rut near the foot ot the hill It was hurled high In he air Unable to Jump th men clung tightly to th machine while It whirled through three revolution In th air Th men were picked up by a passing machine and hurried here Jackson sustained sever Injuries to the face and head his left aye being almost torn from Its socket contusions and abrasions of the body and Internal Injuries Peacock was rendered unconscious receiving serious Injury to the spine and bis right forearm Is fractured Buckley waa treated for slight cut and departed for San Fran cisco Th machine was a total wreck PLEASANTON July 2 In honor of the selection of District Attorney William Donahue a supreme delegate to the convention of th supreme court of the Foresters of America to held in Detroit on August 22d the member of Court Allso1 and their wive held a reception to the District Attorney In the new Odd Fellows Hall last evening Donahue who Is the grand sub chief ranger of the order was presented with a handsomely embroidered silk flaa a a token of the etem In which he wa held by Pleasanton Foresters Donhue Is a charter member of the Pleas anton Court and local members of the order pride themselves upon the fact that theirs was the fraternity Joined by the District Attorney The reception last night was ona of th most en thusiastic given to ny county offi cial by residents ot Pleasanton township for some time Thomas Sllvey acted as chairman of the evening An address of welcom was given bv Lewis Rood Judge James Qulnn responded as grand sub chief ranger of the California Foresters William Kllnger grand senior woodward and Jamie Brennao supreme representative from Ran Francisco also responded Donahue made an eloquent address In appreciation ot the reception accorded him ff of yyr A Kind Yon Have Always Bought InUsoPirOver30 Tears vwe sswvsu weaiw user vesa eiw sen or BHirrr a rar roitrvnt DR FELIX GOURAUDS ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER LOYAL DOG FIGHTS GREEN CORN COMES HIGH ALAMEDA July 26 George Fouts who pleaded guilty In Judge Tap fans court today to a charge of petty arceny after being detected while stealing corn from a Chfnes vegetable peddler wa Hned 100 today and psld ine nn to escape iov day in the County Jail Gordon Setter Holds Officers at Bay While Owner Sleeps on Sausalito Ferry SAUSALTTO July 2 When Frank Foster a young bookkeeper of San Rafael chose a seat on the front deck tetry boat as place to go to sleep on the It trip from Ban Francisco last night and the officer of the boat sought to wake him at the enc of hi Journey he had a valiant protector In the form ot a handsome Gor don setter which Is Fosters property After the dog had successfully warded off several of tha deckhands who tried to approach Foster to arouse him Officer John Susavllla of til Northwestern Paclilc police put th dog to flight with a well aimed kick and took his master Into custody In Judge Thomas Magulres court at 10 oclock this morning Foster pleaded guilty to a charge of breach of th peace but after an explanation of how his misfortune came about had his sn of ten days In Jail suspended ReaoTM Tin Plnptatv Kill AMI SKlsl DlltUM sVMl very bifual oo bttdtj i4 Jpfl 4eto tioo It lua itood tk twl of A JM id Is harmtMi tMta It iur It Ifl prop orl md Accept no eoiii terfeit cf sTiml uatut Dr a Barr laid 10 i uaj oi am liMttoa i ptleat Ai you UdlM win nim 1 fa mend Owurftadt Cream th uf batmful ill tk tki pr vM ration jTo Ml by all drogfi iata ad Faoey ftooda Daalars In tit Vklttd BtatM Canada and Xnrop fia I0FUU Fit 3 Brut Jims Strut 1 Ivl ROBINSONS PATENT BARLET With fresli cows milk for UfatiiV been tk best substitute for mvthers1 allk darloa Ik last TO year all eve EarOpe sad tke same la America BARLEY WATER made from ROBINSONS PATENT BARLEY Is Thlrt murBCker for tk athlete Invalid as those sufferlag tram STOMACH TROUDLES Is ckeaper eleaaer sad more kealtkfal tkaa av tkr feed sale ky all grocers snd druggists East Over the Mountains tenc of ter E1KS of TO BAY CITIES TO CHABTEB TEE YALE ALAMEDA July 2 The Elks of Alameda Berkeley and Oakland have chartered the steamer Yale for August tth and will leave on that date with their families for Los Angeles where thev will be entertained by the Elks of that city The week end will be spent In the southern city the thre lodges returning en the Tale on the Monday following The Invitation to com down came from Los Angeles recently and th trip wts Immediately oeierminca upon via nannVfUiMsae the nooia or Tin Oriental Limited KLCOTBIO tKJHTED MAQHIFICEHI SCENERY SCPEBB SERVICE a COLBT OESEfcAL AGENT MARKET ST Palace Uetel hi sWeVfe i ir UttmmiiiiMMmmmlt jL ti tt nijn 4 4u Vif XBBBKJj fT7 nW 3 Housework Drudgery Houswork Is drudiary lor th weak woman Sh brushes dusts snd scrubs or is on hr fct all day tMndtof tor th many details of tho household her hack chln her Mnl llk uiivuumi nn quivering unaeru stress of pain possibly dzy feeling Sometimes rest ia bed Ii not refreshing becaus the poor tired firvts do not permit of refreshing sleep The rrsl need of weak nervous womtn is satisfied by Dr Pierces Fsvorit Prrlptioo It Makes Weak Women Strong and Sick Women Wei TM Preacrtptton rtmorit lb cans of womens vaokneHa tttalt Inltam motion end tilctrnlon and core thof wafcntri ea frulJur re worn trtnqttUUta the ntrvf tnaotraat1 appetite aud Induvaa rtttroJ fttp Dr fierce perfectly wmini to It ey one know what bis Javorite Proscription contains a complete list ot Initreclenti on the hot ta wrruef flo no any nn nn ai eHBii Bags uloos druffut period you that hJs subrtitut unknown composition I fait at ImJ in order that mv bir profit Just imll and shake your head Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellet cure liver ills The Los Angeles Times San Francisco Office 1206CIaiisSpreckelsBt RJBiDmLRcpresentatTe Telephone Kearny 33t AMUSEMENTS BfiAUTIFlt BEYOND DESCKHflOK gtery Benl lur Lai THIS WEEK 05LY HATUEI DAtlT TWO SHOWS KVERr EVESTUtO A 1 rJ 1 i i MssssafaaMlWsillsMsiilliiii ill BMiif4yMM8jtiia.