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-TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1913. PAGE THREE 7'- MANY PICTURESQUE SHAPES SHOWN IN SPRING MILLINERY Jta berman CUU1SI7 SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN- BAnlNGRALLY in i eighth WINS Did Med IM II NOW. tOPON tm SJZ Mr Premier Asquith Denies the Dr. Raymond, the Man Who Has Cured Hundreds, Will Again Visit San Bernardino. i fife- Stars Beat Out in Great Spurt With Tortes as the Hero.

testimonials that tw in the medical profession possess. He Invites particularly those revere, long standing cases of chronic diseases where the patient has given up hope of a cure, for it Is In these baft-ling, seemingly hopeless cases that his skill Is most li 2 I lh w-h vl Coming to the S. Charles Hotel tomorrow at 9 a. m. Is a noted German Specialist, Dr.

I-M win Win. Raymond of "Televlda" fame. The Mik. crippled ami afflicted of Kan Bernardino and vicinity will be glad to know that a special opportunity will be afforded them to consult personally with this doctor who has astonlmlied the entire medical world with his phenomenal cures in cases that had Ions baffled the skill of ordinary doctors and that bad been given, up as hopeles-s- by a number of prominent physicians. Hl practice has grown rapidly since he founded the Televlda 1 Institute of corner 10th and Olive streets, Los Angeles, a year and one-half ago and he has had many requests' from poor, sick people In Bernardino who are not financially or physically able to call at his Lus- Angeles offices, to come in person to San Bernardino itr order that they -may get his expert opinion as to what must be done to make them the strong healthy persons thev once -were.

Therefore. Dr. Raymond, in compliance with these numerous- requests, has -arranged- to spend one day each month In San Bernardino at the St. Charles Hotel where he can be seen at any hour during the day, between" the hours of 9 a. m.

and 5 p. m. Hp comes tomorrow, Wednesday- the 12th 'for- his- second Visit. Many who were disappointed in not being able to see him during his last visit there, will be able to consult with him tomorrow if come early. Ray- -'II lit il .11.

1 1 i Dr. Edwin Win. Raymond and such examination as will establish a correct diagnosis. He comes to San Bernardino tomorrow' with-the highest credentials and most striking, startling mond haa always made it a rule of "first come, first served." This wonderfully successful man makes no charge for a thorough consultation This Man Lay Bed-Ridden forNine Months Suffered With a Strange Ailment That Existence of Any Preparations For War. By.

Associated Presn to TUB Sl'N. LOXDON, March 10. Alarming dpvel-opments of puropean armaments and open, references 'by the German press of the possibility of o. French war of re-venge created a feeling of anxiety in Great Britain and the London morning (Tuesday) papers express, disappointment at tlie omission from the king's Bpeech at the opening of parliament, of any Indication of the intention in regard to further defers! vr measures to 'meet the srowt'j of continual armaments'. During the debate, hoWcve.

Premier denied current ruin us that government had entered into vin engagement under certain contingencies to throw a British expeditionary iorce across the channel. i Hell Gate. Hell Onte, nt, Jhe entrance of Long Island 9'ouiKl, In the East "river, was uot so named because of its dangers nnd as la generally sni-jiosed, but quite the contrary. The early Dutch settlers called It "Hell Gate" because it was a pleasant, beau tlful passageway, in allusion to its picturesque scenery, "hell" conveying the Idea of pleasantness. SYRUP OF FIGSIS BEST FOR A CHILD Cleanses Its Little Stomach, Torpi )id Liver and Con-.

stipated Bowels. Mother! look at the tongue! see If it is coated. If your child is listless drooping, isn't sleeping well, is rest- kss. doesn't eat heartiJ yr is cros irritable, out of sorts with. eve-j body, stomach sour, feverUh, breath bad; nas stomacn-acne, diarrhoea, sore throat, or is full of cold, it means the little one's stomach, liver and 30 feet of bowels are filled with poisons and clogged ui waste and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once, Give a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs and in a few hours the foul, decaying constipated matter, undigested fjod and sour bile will gently move on and out of its little bowels without nause.i.

grilling or weakness, and ypu will surely have a well and smiling child shortly. With Syrup of Figs you are not drugging your children, being conv posed entirely i of luscious figs, senna and aromatics it cannot be harmful, besides they dearly love its delicious taste. Mothers should always keep Syrup of Figs It is the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and. regula tor needed a little given today will save a sick child tomorrow. Full directions for children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly print ed on the package.

Ask your druggist for the full name "Syrup of Figg and Elixir of Senna," prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co. This is the delicious tasting, genuine ojdjeltabl itefu.s anything else offered. Advertlsemnt. HANSEN INSTALLS A NEW SYSTEM San Bernardino now has one of the most up-to-date and most expensively equipped and dyeing works in the At the San Bernardino. Dye, Works.

359 street there has Just been installed by the S. F. Bowser company a complete five-tank underground storage system system provides for quick, and safe handling of a large power pump to either or. all of the machines and also to the still. Quick action valves are provided.

The tanks are traded four feet underground They are made of steel and the whole system is made ateolutely safe. required about; 4 00 feet of pipe to in stall, the systems four pities being con nected with each. tank. It is the only storage system outside. of.

Los Angeles. installation eost almost SL OW, bringing the total Investment in this plant to about Manager Hansen has, ordered other machinery, including a glove clean ing machine, which, will cost about $HM, and which is now being put in A formal announcement about this departure will be made soon- and a special glove announced. With, the advent of the parcel post Manager Hansen has perfected ar rangem-onts for the prompt handling of parcels sent from outside towns by parcel post. Advertisement Foley Kidney Pills, will reach your lnaiviauaj case ir you have any form of kidney or bladder trouble, any backache, rheumatism, uric acid poisoning or irregular and. painful kidney action.

They are strengthening, ton-Ic and curative, and contain no habit forming drugs. Towne, teccombe Allison Advertisement. til 'A -a 7 J. 'ja -4 J1 THE SMART LOSE fitting hats are to be worn shown here is what is known straw In heliotrope. The hat is the front of the brim.

The Great Marshal Ney. A. recent English book about Mar-ibal Ney, Napoleon's heroic lieutennnt, of the, brings but some interesting facts. This Frenchman was really a German. He was born at Sarirlouis, now In rrusslu and then, and always German, lie spoke only German as a child.

lie was red haired, with a wido face and round blue eyes. Five feet eight inches In height, he had a short body and long logs. His comrades called him "le rou-geof," which was equivalent to "car-j-otsj'V or "bdektop," lie wag forty-six yeps old at Waterloo. So was Napoleon. So was Wellington Marshal N'ey was a man who was trained to the hardships of a workman's life.

Ills father was a cooper, and In bis boyhood work in bis father's busluess he was accustomed to toil and exposure. This enabled bltn. to sleep placidly In the litiow on the return from Moscow, wrapped In' Lia cloak, "with the starved, ragged soldiers of the grand army keeping guard and the Cossacks prowllug'around in the darkness." Statistical Fiend, 1 all know the bore that begins a sejitouce, "Statistics show." He can IcU you how the daily flow of beer la St. I.ouis compares with the amounc of Mississippi water that" passes the city in twenty-four hours. lie cau state the tonnage of all ocean greyhounds, bulldogs, Fomeranlans and curs of low He knows how many raeu were slain in battles from that of Abancny or Abouklr to that of Zurich or Zellcliow, He speaks as oh having authority, and even those who run at his approach shake the bead solemnly; "If Augur says so it must be go," What a relief it is to find Sir William Ramsay admitting that the most accurate of statistics may He! Some time ago the statement was made thnt CO per cent of the total abstainers in a regimen; stationed in India had died within a year.

It turned out' that the whole number was two, and one, while taking his morning walk, had been eaten by a tiger. Philip Hale in Boston Herald 1 A Cardboard Planet. On remarkable achievement of Sir Wlldam Herschel was in connection Saturn. He had ar-ranged to erect his telescope at Windsor to enable Queen Charlotte and the ladles of the court to see the wonders of the ringed planet, but on the' evening arranged for the observation great banks of clouds covered the sky. However, be explained that that would not matter, and after the Instrument bad been carefully directed the queen and her attendants looked through it, and saw the great planet and its marvelods rings quite Herschel, it seems, had expected 'bad weather (ind during the day had made a cardboard model of the Satur-nlan system and erected it in the grounds, a lamp at the back providing the necessary Illumination.

'Westminster i India and Alrthipi. India passed laws governing airships In 1911. before any airships had entered the country. 'f Meyer for Seeds, Plants and Feed. Advertisement Think "cigars" Think Stake." Advertisement, "Home i BY CZ.TDE A.

EEUCEMAN. Once more the t'rbita Stars a.id Santa Fe Specials- 'nave hu 'and again the S1rs won out in the 1-jsi game of thi sirles. It was the closest and finest played gam that has been played on th new Held. It was a hard fought battle all the- way, with both teams- rising to the lead and then dropping back Illte a on the' ocean waves. The mechaic3 fought hard' to pull out a victory and! it looked as though their efforts would be realized until a grand eighth Inning battling- rally by the StaKV'The west end boys were In the lead by a 3 to 1 score, when the last half of the eighth rolled! around.

The Stars immediately started one of the famous rallied that won many games In last yo'ar'il winter season. Four hits, two walks and an error brought defeat upon, the Spociala, Santa Sar First. The Specials started the scoring In the first inning on doubles ly Stewart and Wicks. This lead was good until the fourth Inning, when Schmidt reached first on a 'ball- that kicked hid side. Kauffman advanced him to third With a hard single.

llossibach then scored Schmidt with an infield hit. The Santa Fe boys scored! In the sixth on an- error, combined with a hit. Two hits gave them their third run in the early eighth inning. Then came the big noise. Wltn three runs needied to win the game, the Stars started- slugging the ball with vim.

Beck singled, going to third on Smith's error. Schmidt walked. Kauffman hit a sacrifice fly to left, Beck scoring after the catch. Rossbach was walked and both scored when Tortes came In the hero role with a timely hit to left. Stewart played the ball letting Kossbach score from first and Tortes to advance to second.

Singles by F. Beck and Scanlon scored1 Tortes, cinching the Ennie. The score: Urbita Stan. All It II PO A F. U.

Smith, ss 3 0 1 2 D. Peck, lb 4 Schmidt, 3b 1 Kauffman, cf 3. Rossbach, 2 Tortes, If 4 F. Beck, rf i Scanlon, 2.1) 4 Johndrew, 3 Hogan, 0 1 2 2, 0 0 0 Totals 28 5 8 27 11 1 Santa re. 1 AB II II PO A Stewart, If 4 1 1- 2 0 I Dorsch, ss 4 1 1 3 3 0 2b 3 0 1 2 4 Hale, 4 0 0 6 0 1 Hoiber, cf 4 0 0 1.1 0 Blank, 3 4 0 1 1 1 0 Stone, lb 4 1 2 8 0 0 Fisher, rf 4 0 0 0' 0 0 B.

Smith, 0 1 ,1 2 1 Totals ..34 3 7 24 11 3 Score "by Innings. Santa Fe 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 Stars 00 010004 5 Summary. Two-base hits Stewart, Wicks, Double Tlays B. Smith to Dorsch, G. Smith to Scanlon to Beck.

Sacrifice fly Kauffman. Struck out (By Smith, Rossbach, 4. Bases on tialls Off Smith Rossbach Hit by Schmidt. Wild pitch 2. Stolen bases Rossbach, Stewart, Donsch, Stone 2.

Passed ball Hale. Umpire "Wheeler. Scorer Bruckman. Time of 1:15. Attendance-600.

-s i F. Beck. Love and Hate. Love once more; perhaps this time you may succeed in being loved back again. Enemies are only useful as long as you are rising.

Once at the top you must do away with them by making them your friends- Epigrams of Queen Elisabeth (Carmen Sylva). 4 Giving 01- "I gave up smoking to please Rosa and drinking to please Nellie." "What did you give up to please Marie?" as yet She wapts me to Lve up the two othar Post. Koich I COLE AR SlU close In front 15o. 8 fa 29c. Clont, Pnhoily Ccmptny, Makers, Troy, N.

T. 'Arrow pronounced. Some of the cures he has -efteeted are most remarkable in character, many or them bave pronounced "modern miracles" and are seemingly beyond belief, but are true in- ervery detail and amply eriflc-d with positive evidence on file In the form of written statements by the patients, themselves, document, from the press of different cities and statements of prominent doctors that these cures are bona-flde In every particular. No man would dare turn the publicity of the press upon these astonishing cures If they were- not true. Ooly the foolish hold back and are skeptical.

The wis man or woman, able to Judge between right or wrong, come promptly forward, Investigate the claims of this doctor, find him to ne- all that la represented and start immediately upon the broad road to health and happiness i He has brought health to thousands of sick and afflicted people. He has spent twenty years of Tils life In the treatment of all forms of chronic, special, nervous, blood or skin diseases of men and women. HR OWN' CURE WHEN MANY OTHERS HAVE FAILED. LET HIM ADVISE YOU Doctors Wanted to Operate MRS. M.

J. LAWRENCE. M. J. Lawre-nce suffered for seven years with Gallstone trouble.

Doctors all told her she must operated upon If she expected! to' regain her health. She dreaded the thoughts of the "hospital and the dangerous, expensive surgical operation and decided she would rather take chances with her ailme-nt fid suffer untold, tortures of pain. Her condition was very critlcal when he 'came to Drj Raymondi for tfuatruent, she is now a stjrong, healthy woman as a result of ber visit to the i 1 1 1 i i i i ii What Ile JIaSn Done for Others-He Can Do for You Why suffer any longer when such an opportunity Is offered you to get Call tomorrow at tho St. Charles Hotel. Learn from this eminent doctor's own lips whether you can txpeot to be the strong, healthy man or woman God, Intended you should be, or whether you are one of those unfortunate) Incurables who are doomed to a life time of misery and suffering because thev either neglected their conditions lrt the beginning or were the victims of unskilled.

Inexperienced doctors. No disease Is Incurable in If first Mages. Many "so called-' Incurable cases may yet respond to the proper method of treatment. Let. hope re-enter your hearts.

Make tip your mind today that you are going to be cured. Call and see Dr. Raymono the most successful specialist' of his time in the treatment of chronic dim uses. It will cost yon nothing for his expert opiniunj He- will advise you frankly i as to. what cop the done, In, youf case.

His reputation -haw been built up on CURty effected for-hei accepts no iiH-ii i sola cases mr treatment. Defines Economy. "What is the meaning ef economy?" my son, la goliy; without something you do waut iu case soma day you should want nomethiug which you probably won't want" Exchange. Their C'aee "What are the kind, they call fugitive poets" "I suppose they ore the ones whoso style Is chased." Exchange. A merry heart njaketh a cheerful tountenance.

1 'rover b. Are You Constipated? If so, Ket a box of lr. Kins'n Nv LUe Pills, taM them regularly an I your trouble fcill quickly They will stliiwlale tho lvr, in in ovo your digestion and got. rid of ail poisons from your nvhtem. Tby lit surely get yu well ngnln, lit Towne, Sereonibo Allium.

A Doctors Could DAVID EALIi. In tho little town of Oatlctts-burg, Ky David Hall, lay bedridden for nine, terrible months. His body appeartd to be dead, that Is; he seemed deprived of the power of motion, yet his mind was clear, active end alive. He could converse intelligently with friends and relatives. He suffered terrible pain almost constantly.

His body was covered with bed sores and he was so thin that he seemed but a shadow. Doctors- came from far and near to consult regarding this strange case. Specialists: of spinal trouble were appealed to. Men who had given a life time to the study of the nervous system and to tlie successful treatment of all ailments arising therefrom were called in to give their opinion. One- and all of these great specialists were baffled and were forced to confess that no case in their vast experience1 could) give them hint 'as, to.

what might be the trouble with Mr. Hall. Kaffh and everv one. grave as his 'ir 1 I i ff 1 i I r' Ifj i A2 1 1 -x 3 I I 4 ti MARQUISE HAT." a great deal next spring. The model as the marquise.

It Is of fine milan adorned with plumes that droop over A Pig In a Poke. A pig poker la a dealer in pigs, not the large and portly fellow whom you meet now and again at the country mnrket with a-cargo of a hundred or more pigs of all ages, shapes and sizes for sale, but a little man, who for tin-most part carries his wares opon his back or occasionally perhaps In a wheelbarrow. A "poke," of course, is a pocket or suck, nnd a pig poker therefore is one who deals In pigs carried round from place to place in poke. The old proverb anent the foolishness of a pig in a poke" has its origin, of course, in this time honored method of pig purveying. liondoii Globe.

Tennyson's Queer Ways. It was with great dilHculty that Professor Hubert Herkonier, the portrait painter, obtained Tennyson's consent for a sitting, but at last be was successful and called at the poet's" bouse. After some little delay the door of the room where the artist was waiting slowly opened, aud Tennyson entered with drooping head. He looked most dejected nnd murmured: "I hate your coming. 1 can't abide sitting." However, Mr.

Herkomer was allowed to remain. Soon after he had retired to lils room for lie night there came knock at the door. A head was thrust in and the voice of the poet remarked: "I believe you are honest Good night." Voting Terms. ''Ballot," as generally, used, has wandered fur from Us original meaning of "little ball." Even "blackballing" is no longer uecessnrily literal. Lnngunge has several fossil relics, of primitive methods of voting.

Most famous is "ostracism," which perpetuates the memory of the "ostrakon," the pot-i sherd or shell upon'wbich the Athenian citizen 'voted for the banishment of a too prominent personage. Another instance is "spondulicks," the slang word for money. A "spoudulos," properly a vertebra of the spine, came to mean any round thing and in particular the voting pebble or its metal equivalent. Exchange. i A Curious Anomaly.

1 Until a comparatively few years ago the Philippine Islands held their Sunday on the day which was Monday to the inhabitants of the neighboring Island of Borneo. 'This curious anomaly arose from the historic fact that the Philippines were discovered by Spanish voyagers coming from the east round Cape Horn, while Borneo was discovered by Portuguese coming from the west, aud sailors lose or gain a day according to their direction In crossing the Pacific. Sounded Ominous. "Your father said something about my staying so late last night, didn't asked the young man. "Yes," replied the dear girl, "he did 6ay something, but I don't know just what be meant.

He said if you didn't go home earlier hereafter there'd be a kick coming from 7 Kvcry strong man has his wfak spot. Two heads may be better than one -if they are not swelled, not Diagnose opinion that Mr. Hall could not pos sibly live many days' longer. The appetite that had sustained him for so many months was rapidly leaving him. Finally, there came a day whem his stomach, eaten by strong medicines, rebelled at the? very thought of food and Mr.

Hall's physicians advised him that, the end was near. Truth, they say. Is stranger than fiction. It Is not always the expected th-at happens. Just at this darkest hour when all.

hope was abandoned, there was printed In the dullv papers of Memphis, Tenn. account of Mrs. J. E. Holland- who was made to walk her back -had been clone and she had cripple in a whetl two years after broken' In a cy-been a helpless clutir her case up as hopeless having been given by a number of prominent doctors.

WHO PERFORMED THE MAN THIS SEEMING MIRACLE WAS 1R. EDWIN RAYMOND- OF TEL-VI DA FAME. David Hall's only wish was" that he might be carried to Memphis on a stretcher to see this wonderful German doctor. A few days later In a man, more dead than alive, was brought into Dr. Raymond's office.

This -man. was David Hall. The doctor did not care to accept the case for he realized the- seriousness of the man's condition, but the hope' that Mi. Holland's case had kindled in- the heart of David Hall would not be denied and he was put under treatment. It isi almost beyond belief, yet true in every respect, that David Hall rapidly improved in health and strength ami that -he was able to return to his -home town two weeks later, feeling stronger and better than he had been for nearly two years.

When asked how It was done, Dr. Raymond modestly disclaimed any superior knowledge and frankly admitted that he did not know exactly what ailed Mr. Hall. "Nor did I waste much time in trying to find out," said the doctor. "I simply treated him In a common sense manner.

First I a healthy circulation of the blood, then- toned up the stomach so the patient could digest plain, nutritious food, then toned up the entile system and my efforts were rewarded with Mr. Hall's rapid return to health." INFANTILE PARALYSIS During the recent Infantile" Paralysis scare in Los Angeles, the little daughter of Mr. J. M. Harris of Taft, a man Dr.

Raymond had cured of severe stomach trouble, was stricken with this terribli disease. When tlie fever left her she was paralyzed from her waist down. Had no feeling in her limbs) and could not support her weight. Mr. Harris brought her to Dr.

Raymond immediately and she was put under treatment. In a few clays she was able to stand and soon to walk under th': scientific, car of this noted German Specialist. -He "has accomplished wonders in many cases of Partial Pam lysis. one Instance will" suffice. tna" written test (whether lu a college for young men or women Is Immaterial) the question was asked, "What wag the secret of Luther's succeMS as a reformer?" The question was left unanswered, by the majority of the class.

frankly avowed they did not know who Luther was. Some confounded the name with that of Luther Burbank. One answer which greatly horrified the professors was this: "The secret of Luther's success was his diet of worms." Suburban Life. Of Kind. She-A young wife's trials are heavy things.

He (with a growl) So are her bla cults Pittsburg Press. A Cradle Insurgent. Tommy (after tho correction) I flnk I'll back to heaveu, whare I cam from! Punch. TOMORROW, the ST. HOTEL, Ihis-Gty, tor ONE DAY ONLY.

Office Hours; 9 m. to 5 p. m. CONSULTATION FREE Overshadowing tho Rothschilds. Oue bundled years ago the Rothschilds were the only great International bankers.

They were able to finance the need of nations, but the money they loaned was chiefly the inouey representing their colossal family fortune. Today there are a dozen great international banking Anns, each of which Is larger, than the Uothschilds were a century ago and whose aggregate loaning power reaches an amount which would then have been almost Inconceivable. There are now a thousand banks where then there was oue, each representing the concentrated loaning power of thousands of people. Ihey offer vast credit because the funds of the people, loaned through them, reach vast sums. S.

W. Straus In National Magazine. What They Knew of Luther. Of the painful lack of general Information shown by the. coljege student.