Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 4

PAGE FOUR- SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914. FOR PRINTER'S AILMENTS WHEN 1 MB County Politics Slaughter Clearance Sale Ml MEDICINAL MINERAL Santa Cruz county has a real, live candidate for the United States senate. Ernest Socialist votes in the Highland precinct, where he has his home. Mr. Unterman is a writer of international reputation.

His greatest work was the translation of Karl Marx's "Das Capital" into English. Noble A. Richardson, Socialist candidate for governor, will talk at the Unique theater next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Richardson is re- garded by many as Socialism's most able exponent. He is author of many This sale is to be continued while any of the goods are In the store and until they are entirely sold out. WE NEED ROOM FOR FALL STOCK 25c FIGURED CREPE 12i2c 20o FIGURED LAWNS 10c 75o FANCY OR PLAIN RATINE 35c 50c FIGURED SILKS 35c 75c FIGURED SILK CREPE 45c SALE OF REMNANTS S.

H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS DURING THIS SALE FOR THE ASKING. works on economics and for manyof le contest waa to 8 with Holy August Footwear years was connected with the schools of San Bernardino county as superin tendent. He has been a lecturer for the National Socialist lyeeum bureau and Is a clear and convincing speaker. It was ascertained today that Leo J.

Atteridge, candidate for the assembly, will, if elected, give his support to the passage of an enabling act by the next legislature whereby Santa Cruz may become the owner of and control her own waterfront tldelands. Such an act was passed in 1911 by which Los Angeles now owns and controls her waterfront. The candidates are using novel ad vertising methods in the present campaign. Arnold Baldwin's latest is a combination county road map and per sonal political announcement, gotten out in pamphlet form. The map can be torn from the announcement on a perforation and kept.

Dr. C. C. Lyon, chiropractic, 217'4 Pacific avenue. Phone 282.

Advt. The News and tne Woman's Maga zine one year $4 la advance. a Art. 4l WILLIAM J. PIERCE.

not had a recurrence of lumbago or rheumatism." Akoz will be found just as effective In treating stomach trouble, diabetes, Ilright's disease, catarrh, eczema, skin diseases, piles, poison oak and other ailments. Akoz is sold hy the Palmer Urug Store. Phone, write or call for further information regarding this ad vertisement. "Doc" Keith of Berkeley has been a week-end guest of George Sherman on Otis street. Edgar M.

Wilson is in San Francisco. Wilmot Millham is visiting bis grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Klanchard. He has just returned from a six-weeks' trip to Alaska, on the United States transport Puford. Henry Rheln has gone to Stockton on a business trip. hen it I People RE USED W. J.

PIERCE GETS QUICK RELIEF FROM ATTACK OF LUMBAGO AND RHEUMATISM. "It was for my lumbago anil when 1 used Akoz," said William J. Pierce, "make-up man'' on the composing room force of The Cull, one of the best known printers lu San Francisco ami who for over twenty years lias carried a Mr. 1'lerce, who reside at fiL'lA Guerrero street, wan stricken with lumbago and rheu-jiiatiHin last year. Five weeks using Akoz, tlie medicinal mineral, relieved him of his pain and cause of the trouble and since tht time he has had no recurrence of the ailments.

"Iast fall lumbago got me across the back," said Mr. Fierce, lu telling of his 'aso. "The pains were almost unbearable. My suffering was increased by an attack of rheumatism in my left leg. Though, I tried many tilings, I got no relief until I followed the suggestion of a friend and began taking Akoz.

I got some of Die Akoz compound and applied it to my back and leg, and began drinking the mineral water. In a few days the pain lessened and in a week it disappeared entirely. After drinking the water for live weeds I was satisfied that I was well and so quit. This was last November. Hlnee that time I have RECOVERING FROM BROKEN ARM James Palmer, a retired farmer living two miles north of Soquel on the San Jose road, Is slowly recovering from a broken arm received about a week ago when the horse he was riding suddenly became paralyzed in its front logs and fell, carrying him underneath.

'Dr. Phillips of this city and Dr. Davis of Soquel have the case In charge and with the aid of Mrs. Palmer and sons the Injured man holies to soon ho around again. THE NEW8 THREE MONTH8 II.

It is in St. That hours morning I 9 Is AT BUSH LEAGUE PARK BY ALVAREZ Mr. Alvarez, the catching genius for the Holy Crossers, made history in Bush League park yesterday afternoon hen he drojipe the horsehide over the leftfield fence with three on the cushions and put the game with the Portland Cementers on Ice. Xarv I a hit has ever gone over the leftfield I fon. Thft arnra at iha crw) Cross on the long end.

Batteries Holy Cross, Roney and Alveraz; Cementers, Wilson and Krey. Up Felton way yesterday the score was very lopsided, Mr. TrotB, he of the wide curve, holding the Southern Pacific lads to a lonely tolly. The Feltonites had their wilow weeds on and slambanged everything within reach of the pan, totalling thirteen runs and using up Arellanes and Ben Wilson in the meanwhile. Rountree did the catching for Felton and Rogge for the Railroaders.

FATAL FIRE AT FRESNO. FRESNO, Aug. 10. Two lives were lost, three men are in the hospital, and damage estimated at $150,000 was tlie toll in life and property of a Are Saturday night that completely wreck' ed and gutted the Fulton hotel and the Short building on street. The casualties were caused by the south wall of the Fulton falling outward on to the Short building.

Tlie dead: Fireman Carl Ipsen, head crushed. Fireman Oscor U. Rooker, head in juries. When ironing it Is a very good plan to get a clean brick, a white one if possible, as a stand. The Iron will re tain heat much longer If an open Iron stand be used.

OPEN SHOP FIGHT STOCKTON, August 10. Following an announcement that Mayor R. It. licibensti'in bad appointed a commit- of representative business men to try to bring about a settlement of the local labor war, there were no developments in the situation today. Neither the Merchants, Manufacturers and Employers' association, which lias declared for the open shop, nor the unions would make any statement.

The employers today charged that the unions had resorted to slugging, browbeating and Intimidation as a "last resort," and offered a reward of $1(10 for the arrest and conviction of any person interfering with their property or employes. Demand was made on city and county officials that such ordinances lie as the peculiar nature of the situation demanded. Mayor Reihenstein declared he believed that, the war could be speedily terminated through mediation. PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINA DEAD. MADRID, Aug.

10. A dispatch from Buenos Ayres reports tho death there of Dr. Roque Saenz Pena, president of tlie republic of Argentina, who had been ill for a long time. Hayes Should Be Credited For His Aid It Is to be regretted that Congressman E. A.

Hayes of San Jose must remain on duty in Washington at a time when the board of engineers on rivers and harbors are in this territory on an inspection trip. It was mainly through the good offices of Mr. Hayes that an appropriation calling for a resurvey of Santa Cruz harhor was added to the rivers and harbors bill of the last session of Congress. The visit of the engineering board on Wednesday of this week is in compliance with the government rule of inspecting all places where contemplated improvements are to be made. Bring slip and 10c and get 25c box Meritol Talcum Powder at O.

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