Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

SATURDAY EVENING, OAKLAND TRIBUNE T0VEM3Eli.l3? .1909. TRIES TO EIIO HER LIFE III FLAMES BRIDE FINDS 'HUSBAND' TO BE W0MAN9 NOT A MAN Marriage Contract of Miss Alice Bush and R. K. Morgan Declared Void and Papers Sealed CHURCH MEMBERS APPROVE OF PENDING BOND ISSUES I Men's League of Fourth Congregational Church Endorse Proposed Civic Improvements no one Is allowed to peep beneath the surface and inquire as to the why or wherefore, or to learn what were the- sensations of the charming Miss Bush when sho discovered that she had made such an awful mistake. MORGAN NOT PRESENT.

Attorneys Knight and Webster I appeared for Miss Bush and the mystifying R. K. Morgan was served with the summons, but was not on hand. queries that are going the rounds are as to whether tbe R. of R.

K. Morgan stands for Ruth or Rose or Rebekah. proposes purchase' In connection with the wliaff project has bee, settled by the highest court in State, from which there is no. appeal. All irrfspon-Dilile a-5SKrtlon3 do not avail against this judgment." -Mr.

Elliot urged annexation ns a di-leotlcsv'ln the forming-Joi a city and county, government which vould rid the taxpayers of almost one-half the burden of taxation. Councilman J2verhart urged city hall bonds and declared that following the success Of tbe bond Issues the etreets would at once be opened through to the. West Oakland water front. Thomas Westoby, business 3nt of the Amalgamate! Carpenters' Union, told of the work that had been don toward bringing 1 all Interests together in the campaign for the city's advance. Frank A.

Miles operated the stroptieon slides showing the projected Improvement of the city hall, docks and electric building. Chairman Mitchell said that lie had every confidence In the honesty and sincerity of the present city administration and he wiarmly advocated bonds and annexation, i RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. The following resolution Introduced by E. J. Inciter and seconded by Frank A Miles unanimously adopted: "Whereas, We believe that the City Most novel and Interesting, yet mysterious proceedings, -was enacted before Superior Judge Murphy, sitting for Judge Waste today, when a contract entered into between Alice Bush and R.

K. Morgan was declared Void. Strange as it may seem, It was a marriage contract that was involved, and a highly exciting episode Is veiled over In delightful secrecy and held just beyond the reach of the curious, because, whisper it, the two parties to the marriage were both young ladles. Moreover, they were beautiful to a fault, and the one who had assumed to be the man had an unusually handsome bearing and a masculine air of more than ordinary attractiveness. PAPERS ARE SEALED.

Miss Alice Bush married R. K. Morgan, the woman disguised as a man, somewhere outside of the precincts of Oakland, and as the parties were not qualified to enter into a marriage contract, it was net necessary to have anrfulment proceedings as is usual In cases of violation of the law, but a breaking of the contract was all that was required. The papers In this peculiar proceeding have -ea of Oakland at this time Is offered tho greatest opportunity for rapid advancement by the Issue of bonds and annexation, therefore be It "Resolved, That the Men's League of this church indorse the proposed bond Issue and annexation and the general program of progress proposed; and be It further "Resolved, That we pledge our united political and moral effort to the carrying out ofthe policies of this administration and successive ones in fulfillment of the promises made to the proposed annexed district and the program for harbor development." AT CENTENNIAL CHURCH. The meeting at the Chester street church, at Ninth and Chester streets, last evening declared enthusiastically foi-bohds and annexation.

Rev. Dr. Caee, the pastor, presided and introOuced Harbor Engineer J. T. Flynn who spoko of the plans which entered Into the proposed harbor system.

lie stated It would provide ample accommodations for present needs and was adjusted to meet all extensions that the future would deifTand. When Mr. Flynn announced that he was on the program to speak at the West Oakland Harbor League, Dr. Case suggested that as good citizens they should all attend. The suggestion of the pa.stor was acted upon at once and between forty and fifty of those at the church nssemhlv marched in a body to the league rally.

1 1 Si PROSPERITY BE HELD TO NIGHT i HowesHoers. E. Barrett. Houf-enl J. G.

Flaherty. Ice Wapon Drivers. J. J. Hoffman.

Laborers, P. MeWalter. Lathers; Tom Westeby. Lumber, J. G.

O'Farrell. Machinists No. 24. P. W.

Buckley; No. 610, George Adams. Milk Wagon Drivers, A. Frel. Milliner, J.

Klein. Macl.it sts-operators, A. C. Palmer. Mushlajns, O.

Porf-p. Painters No. 127, C. D. Lavin; No.

S73. George H. Rice. i Plrsterrs, A. J.

Lloyd. Pliunbeirs, S. J. Donahue. Prepsmfn, John Waltman.

Rooters; William Craig. Sheet Teta 1 workers, W. L. Record. Shinglej-s.

B. C. McLlntock. i-tage Employes, F. (Tasey.

Swiichiinen. J. J. McCarthy. George Nublt.

Tean.sters. W. C. Castro. Trsiinmen.

William Lathern. Typographical. D. L. Beatty.

I'nholsfrrers. T. Sousa. Mince Pie Every Day 1 You can have mince pie every day with less effort than with any other form of dessert. Not necessary to spend hours over a steaming oven making juu iaic njcrb, rcaay ror instant use, I) ii tiss is the trademark which is found on every bottle of thej genuine Scott's Emulsion the standard Cod Liver Oil preparation of the Nothing equals it to build up the weak and wasted bodies of young and old.

ah Druggists Bend name of paper and this ad. for oar1 beautiful Barings Bank and Child's Sketoh-Book. Each ban cori 6a in 9 a Oood Lack Penny. SCOTT BOWfE. 409 Pearl N.

Y. CONVERT BilSIII IIITOJESERVOIil Plan to Make Volcano Sink in Amador County Water Site Nov. 13. Colonel W. C.

Wynkoop and L. A. Gross, both1 of San Francisco, are here and are promoting" a to convert Volcano lies the town of? Volcano, Into jg reserr Voir. The basin lies twelve miles north-fast of Jackson and is of limestone formation, purro uncled by high, hills, except at a point west of the town, whore a cut has been made by tho waters of Butter creek, the only natural outlet. The present owner of the basin, out-Eide of the town itself, is the Volcano GflA Gravel Mining Company, a Santa Cruz company.

Its holdings amount to 500 acres. This company holds the key to the situation and has been operating there since the early eighties. For the past five years Gross and his associates have been quietly securing options on all "the property within the area that would be covered with water. The options bcve been secured on the fiitch system and the writer rights higher in the mountains, in order to against a shortage. The Mc-LaugWln system of ditches was the one Secured.

It is not known whether the water would be used for power or irrigation or for both, or whether the Gas and Electric Company lg behind the scheme. SEEK 10 III Shippers Urge. Right of Appeal From Interstate Commission CHICAGO. JCov. 13.

At Its closing Session yesterday the National Industrial Traffic League decided to work for an amendment to the Hepburn act, which will ffivft the jaViirera th t-lcVt nf tinnpal from the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Nearly all the members of the league expressed the belief that the shippers now have that right by theT-Constitution, but say it has been recognized by the court nor by the Commission and that there is no method of procedure whereby they can test the question. A communication was received from XV. 'R. Wheeler of Sun 'Francisco osldng the league to go on record as favoring en amendment to the law prohibiting the railroad companies from having any stock Jntertst in lines of wntr transportation or in any way controlling The question- was regarded by the leagno ns of fufnclent importance to be referred 'to the executive committee.

$15,000 FER YEAR FOR-THREE-YEAR-OLD CHILD NEW YORK. Nov. The Supreme Court has ordered thnt "a year be paid for the support of Altbea Rudd Ward, .3 years old, who inherited $ln((Wi0- from (he estate of. her grandfather. The invalid father convince the court that" that amount would be necessary fop-tho proper maintenance of the child.

AMATEUR FLIES IN 1 HIS OWN AEROPLANE NEW YORK; -Pr. William C. hn an aeroplane in whi'ii' h'- rix lnrfssfiil flghs at the Mf.rrli i'nrk racetrack. Jfe to make ln-r 'licht in fpu- 1 1" is t.l" fir'' to- i 1 1 machine which experts declare to be a viiccf Fs. -it ih -1.

i Consumption Statistics prove that a neglected cold" or cough puts the lunus in so bad a condition th.rt consumption -germs fin. I a fertile field for fastening on tn. Stop the corgh just as soon frs It "anpears with Palliird's IIorj-liouni Svrup. Soothes the torn and. fri-fttn-il and you well again.

"pcrUl Wirharfs 1 'rtg Store, "'or. 10th an! 'r'rn BANK OF GERMANY 1225 BROADWAY, CAL. OAKLAND, 'Paid-up Capital Surplus and Profit 94,377.99 Deposits 33S.666.69 The Bank is In the hands of conservative and efficient mana gers; it is prepared to tr in-let all branches of inurte banking and invites the accounts of bank" tfar.kers. merchants, corporations'. It promises prompt BU'iiuon to any business entrusted to its care.

PjJ depositing One Hollar we win glv you one of our Pocket Banks. Four per cent interest paid on term deposits. OFFICERS. Then. Gicr.

Albert Kayser. Vice-President. H. F. Crist.

Cashier. Geo. E. DeGblla. Attorney.

EPBi UW 8 ten An Inhalation for Cauahs. Colds. Bronchitis, Diphtheria Orasolew is a Boom to Aathcrtatlos. Does It not seem nor aeoct-r broth in raMdy for diseases of ti breathing organa afcoa to tak Mm remedy Into tba ctomaoa Oroawlene onras beoaoa tfa air, tiflml atroBa-hr nlpNo, oaxried trer tiia diseased enrfaca wttb arery braatK, firim proloared and oooataat trsatKeat. It fnvalaabl to toother wltJI small ehlUreo.

for Irritated throa ItMra nothing better Uian CrwIum Antfceptio Throat Tbie. Saa4 0a In postage far sampl txtttla. AU. LRUOaiSTS. Sand postal tat do-srfptiTa Booklet.

Tmp-CrealBe 0 tpat-Orp tpx UO PaUan Btaa yew lTwfc. nop PATRON AE1GH Beginning 3IatlneQ Tomorrow. THE LABMAflS European Penpational Comedy Ao-robats aifd Their Dog "Folly." mum Ario r.ioonn Singing and Talking Comedians. Eorm DAUgriFOnT -Singing and Dancing Comedienne. ERNEST PAUTZER European Sensational Acrobats.

ELSIE CRESCYG GO. Intensely Dramatic Sketch, "FAGIN'S PUPIL." Leslie Numerous Surprises, i i and Two Reels of the Lsfest Imported Hcfion Pictures That Are Always the Best. OA KM LA'N D1 mm sT- aT i k. ava. 12tlj and Clay Streets.

Sunset phona Oaklai 711: Home phone A8S3S MATINEE EVERT DAT! ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE Mile; Bland. Hal Godfrey Company, Ken Walsh Melfose, Edward La Vim Howard Howard. Martlhettle Sylyeste: Canine Tumblers, New Orpheum M( tion Plctnre; Inst Week of George Bloomquet Compsnv in "Nerve." PRICES Evenings, lOo, SSe, BOo, 75oj Bo Seats $1. Matinees (except Sundays and HoL days), 10c, 25c. 60c.

NEXT SUNDAY CHARLES THZ FIRST. P. KavfL Peae. M. tfn Tonight--Saturday Last Tim Rolllckinfr fun of the 50 inimitab pickaninnies; exciting- hors race; fan ouf tlioroughbred yueen Eesa; famoi pickaninny brass band.

Matinee 25 50c, Nights. 25 c. BOc, 7Rc, $1.00.. Sunday "TalK ef New York." Monday "Traveling (ire 4s PLAY Direction II. W.

Bishop. TOXIGIIT, Tomorrow 3Iatlnee I and Xight. Last Three Times 4of The Traitor Thomas Dixon's Thrilling Sequrl to ''The Clansman." Entire House, 25o and 50c All Performances. MOVDAT XIGIIT and AH TTeek Farewell Appearance of" Florence Oakley. line, lomelli The Great Prima Donna from and MARIK XICIIOIjK, Violinist Next Wednesday Afternoon at 3:15 Seats, $2.00, $1.50.

St. 00. General AdmlHeJon, $1.00. Piano Used. lit ii esa TO SUiTOUQ B9 1 figAagirgSgp, Xhouse The Rose Of the Rancho ft a i woman Pours Kerosene on Head and Clothes, Then Sets Fire to Garments SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

13J Still possessed of a suicidal maijta, from which her husband thought she! was free when he brought her from the Napa asylum three months ago, Mrs. Christina Jelech poured kerosene over herself yesterday afternoon at her home, 204 Bllswort'i Street, and then set herself on fire. She did this In the presence of her three children, who were' tool young to ire-vent tho mad act, but who ran into the street screaming that their mother Jvns burning up. Neighbors ran to the house and tore the clothes from the distracted woman and then sent for the Mission Emergency Hospital ambulance. She was taken, to that hospital, where Dr.

i'atetc attennea ner. isne -severely burned on the head, face and neck, out her Injuries are not thought to be fatal si Covets a iresh, smooth, satiny complexion, and what satisfaction and peace of mind Its possession brings. The lines of age, worry and overwork are rendered well nigh powerless by Mrs. Nettie HARRISON'S LOLA MONTEZ CREME A wonderful soother, healer and protector to a dry, Contracted or chapped skin. It Is Complexion Insurance.

Convince yourself of its remarkable Dower bv obtalnlnc' a free samnle and i WUooK "StUKtl Ur IUUI AJ1U uuuli HtMLTli at WISHART'S DRXJa; STORE, Cor. 10th arid; Washington Sts. Syndicate Bank Oakland, Cal. i Incorporated July 16th, 1903. Anfbor1zel Capital $200,000 Paid Vp Capital $107,000 Surplus $32,100 F.

M. Smith President B. F. Edwards, Vice-President Dennis Searles, Vice-President W. A.

Shockley Cashier E. Sf.res, Asslstajnt Cashier INTEREST PAID QX TERM DEPOSITS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHAl'GE Painless TO STTJDEXTS. TEETH WTTMOCT PMTES OClt Bridgework (per tooth) Full Set Gold Crowns Silver Fillings 50c Gold Fillings $1.00 up Pi vot Teeth $3.00 When we say that we wfcl fill, crown and extract teeth WITHOUT PAIN, we mean every word we say; 25,000 satisfied patients have proved It. We do the highest grade- work for the lowest prices in Oakland, and we do it painless. CAUTION We are tho original and only Painless Dentists in Oakland.

Beware. of imitations. HOURS 9 to Sundays, 9 to 1. SEE SAMPLES OF OI'R WORK IN THE ENTRANCE. POST GRADUATE DENTISTS 1058 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.

1025 Mafltet S. F. North Qcrman fjoyd Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw Express and Passenger Steamships Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals. PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG BREMEN. Express Sailings Tuesda.Ts at 10 a.

m. Washington lO Tr. Fried. Wllh.Nov. 30 Katser Wm.

II Nov. 2.1 VeUie 14 George Washingrton Sails N-ov. 1G 27.000 tons. 1 Newest and Largest Ship afloat. Everv -Innovation known to the shipbuilder's art.

BREMEN (DIRECT). Twin Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 a. m. tMain Dec. 9 tl'rlnzess Irene.Dee.

30 trfcar Dec. lrt tKUeln ti GIBRALTAR NAPLES GEKOA ALGIERS. Mediterranean Sailings Saturday at 11 a. nj. Prinzess Irene.

20 'Berlin (new), Dec. 11 K. Albert, Dec. ljBarbarossa Jan. 8 Omit AlBlcrs.

Independent Around 'the World Tours, Travelers' Checks pood h11 over the w.rld. Apply OELRICHS it General' AgeaU 0 Broadway, New York; ot E0BERT CAPELLE. Gen. Pacific Coast Ageat, San Francisco. CaL ARSB1G CRUISE to th I5P 1 I.envea Xew York.

January o. I OlO Including Madn'ra, Spain, Meditarranean Port Palestine and Egypt. Cost S-lOO and upwards for TS days. All Expenses Oniise White Star Line, Sun Francisco Office, or J. J.

Warner, Agent, H12 Broadway. 25c Pays for evcrythlns At Idora Park Tonight The finest sport In the world, upon the finest skates In the world, to the finest music In the world. In the finest and largest rink In tbe world a combination hard, to beat a feature of Oakland. Instructions classes now forming; come on cat tooight. incinn that ion IS WELFTH SI SeleeSC Dancing Evj ADrilSSIOif FREE Best Flocr-Sst Hissic-na Liquors ty: Joweason Premise WAIT ivuiii vrnvi The DentistiV MM Annexation and bonds, in speech and set 'forth by stereoptlcan, were the sole features presented at the meeting of the Men's league of the Fourth Congregational Church lat evening at Thirty-sixth and Grove streets.

Former Supervisor John Mitchell, the president of the clveijjreFlded and Introduced Billot, who advanced, the argument that "the proposed bond Issue was a cold-blooded business proposition, whleh-Vould be worse than folly for tho of Oakland to fail to "take ad-van ta-ge of. WILL PAY FOrt ITSELF. "UTithout a bond Issue the city cannot do any more than care for the maintenance of its streets and provide for the running expenses of the municipality," saiu Air. "The water front," he continued. "Is an enterprise that will pay for Itself and rll that is required is the pledging1 of the rlty's credit to carry out the great project.

Wo borrow the capital at 44 per cent, for which private Individuals would have to pay a rate of 6 and 7 per cent. "In the plan for a completed dock system are great Industries, rrrilways and other enterprises which employ labor and add to the taxable wealth of the community. The Question raised as to the ownership of the property which the city GREATER OAKLAND RALLY WILL i The greater Oakland bond and annexation meeting to be held this evening In Building Trades' Hall, Twelfth and Brush streets, will be one of the greatest rallies of the campaign. The following: vlceTpresldents have been chosen for this meeting: Hon. Frank K.

Mott, mayor. H. J. Banker, president Building-Trades' Council. Wm.

Spooner, Central' Eabor Council. Hall Association. I. H. Clay, president Chamber of Commerce.

William Rambp, president CarpentersV Hall C. J. Currant, treusurer Central Eabor Council. I It- 11. Hamb, Building Trades' CcmiucII.

H. E. Henion, Progress and Prosperity-Committee. J. Stetson, city attorney.

-'i F. IT. Pratt, secretao'' Building Trades' Council. Naph B. Oreensfelder, president Oakland (Harbor Eeagne.

J. Flynn, California Rivers and Har- oor league. R. H. Adams, secretary Oakland Harbor League i Albert H.

EUlot. Oakland City Council. J. R. MacGregor, Oakland City Council.

R. C. Vose, Oakland City Council. Ed McGuire, president Cajrenters' Enion. Sefton Central Eabor Council.

Kelly, treasurer Building Trades' Council. Bernard P. Miller. Progress 'and Prosperity Campaign Committee. C.

C. Craig. Progress and Prosperity Campaign Committee. Kenneth A. Mtllican.

Progress and Prosperity Campaign Committee. II. C. Montgomerj-, secretary Trl-Clty Rotary Club. Errol Marshall, president Afro-American Club.

John F. Eletzman, president Alameda Central Annexation Club. B. Myers, president Annexation Club. Harry W.

Pulclfer, president Blafr club. F. R. Gordon, Brooklyn Township Club. Mrs.

Jennie Jordan, Catholic Eadles' Aid Society. John Gelder, president Central Oakland -Improvement Club. John E. Sanford, president Clinton Improvement Club. B.

H. Pendleton, president Oakland City Council. James Holmes, president Central Club of Oakland. N. J.

Herby, Eanish Club. R. S. Kitchener, president Franklin Association. A.

C. Currlin. president German-i American Eeugue. R. I.

Holmes, president Greater Oakland Improvement Association. Frank M. Smltlv president East Oakland Club. John Aubrey Jones, Fruitvale Club. Phillip M.

Fisher, president Teachers Club. Rt-v. W. TX Slmonds. Enlty Oub.

i IK Franklin Oliver, president Fourteenth Improvement Club. Ai I. Voung. president First Ward Imp'rovt m'-nt Cluh. 1 1.

Eenlson, president First Ward Republican Club. J. E. Henderson, president Independence Club. 1 1 W.

Hyden." president Eatham. Terrace Improvement CTiib. F. D. Morrill, presittant' Modern Woodmen of V.

A. Milis. president Men's 'League Foiirth Congregational church. Daniel president Master Phimbers. )r.

A. S. Kelly, president Canadian It. T. Kessler.

president: Restaurant Keepers' Association. J. N. P.onharn. presidentj San Pablo avenue Justice Club.

E. C. secretary Santa Fe Improvement Club. E. R.

Talt, president Trl-Clty Rotary Club. 'j F. M. i president Vernon Heights Improvement; Club. Mrs.

A. Borland; president Federated Women's j. F. EuWorkT'presHdent "vVest Oakland Club. W.

E. Gibson, California Rivers" and Harbor Leagnej. Hakcss, ('y P.arbers. Ben Utzensteln. partend'M-s.

F. C. Joslyn. blacksmith, F. lioilerniakers, W.

I). Boots, F. Goodwin. L'ot tiers, Denning. Bricklayers, Thomas Ryan.

Prlckworkers, G. R- Wilder. Bridge and Ironworkers, F. Dyer. Eoxmakers, F.

O. Carmen, J. W. Smart. Carpenters, branoh 2, J.

S. branch No. 1. William Lamont; Berkeley branch. E.

C. Forbes; East Oc.kla.nd branch, Thomas Guthrie; branch. No. 3fi, 1. Taylor; Fruitvale branch.

D. E. Wilson and Frank Eayder; branch No. letu, W. O.

Miller; branch No. 1689, P. E. Burnham. Cenientworkers, P.

Bennett. Cierks Shoes, II. W. Goella; lumber, R. Brady; retail No.

47. G. J. Curran. Conductors, T.

Hughes. Cooks, William Spooner. IirHyrs. Paul Flehrer. E'ectrical workers No.

283, William 525. R. P. J. Gale.

Engineers No. E. C. J. Ralltone; No.

C7, N. Eindgren. Firenen 1436, A. McKenzle; No. 147.

W. W. Conning. tJaa workers, M- E. MoGulness.

Mince Meat Show you are not a Silurian: by voting for bonds. Archbishop Will Confirm Children Archbishop Riordan will confirm two hundred, children tomorrow morning In St. Patrick's Church of which Father McNally is the astor. During the rrtass the boys' choir will render a full program of music. The archbishop will give the benediction at the end of the mass and will also proach.

EXCURSION TICKETS TO RICHMOND, ACCOUNT STREET CARNIVAL Commencing November 18th. 19th, 120th, excursion tickets ill be sold to Richmond at one fare and one-tjhird. final return limit November 21st. These- excursion tickets will be sold from San Francisco, Oakland. Newark, Stockton and intermediates via; Martinez and Niles, Including branch For further Information see Southern Pacific Company, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets, Oakland.

Mrs. Ix)uic HIte. 428 Outlen Danville, writes, October 1st: "Foley's Kidney Pills stirrted me on itbe-xoad to health. I was treated by four1 doctors and took other kidney remedies, but grew wcrse, and was unable to do-- my housework, and the doctor told me I only could live from two to fix I am now so much better that I do all my own work, and I shall be very glad to tell any one afflicted with kidney or blander trouble the good results I received from taking Foley's Kid ney Commence today and be well. Do not risk having Bright' Disease or Diabetes.

Sold by Wishrfrt's Drug Store, Ccr. 10th; and Washington. Try Mnrtn" Zye Remedy For Red. Weak. Weary, Watery Eyes.

Mnrine Doesn't Eye Pain. Try Murine For Vonr E.rs. Robles Hot, PprinsN Paso Robles. Cal 3 2 Hot Springs One of the world's most curative springs, 24 hours from San Francisco; one ot California's best hotels and a delightful place for rest and recreation; automobile road via Altamont and Mountain House now In perfect condition. See Southern Pacific Information Bureau, Jan.

'Flood Dui-un. any s. e. agent, or Peck-Judah. 7S9 Market S.

or 653 S. Spring Los Angeles, or address manager at hotel. Trunks We carry largest Hoe Trunks in Oakland. Out 7 i Winner, 0SG00DS' "Tth and Broadway 12th and Wnshlreton Mirrors and Bevel Plates Plate Glass and Glazins I OAKLAND MIRROR AND GLASS BEVELI.VG WORKS IJ SIS ADKIMXTC Roth Pl.onei CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE TRIBUNE PAY BIG RETURNS FOR THE MONEY 1 jr jmade better than any the most skillful housewife can put up and costs much less. Tea Garden Mince Meat is a delicious combination which will please the palate of the most fastidious epicure.

Made of government inspected, carefully cooked, juicy rrieats and the finest fruits that Oregon and California produce. Perfectly wholesome anc, delightfully, good. Put up in glass jars with glass covers; keeps perfectly and always uniform in flavor and quality. I Insist on Tea Garden Mince Meat; it costs no more than the ordinary varieties I but oh! how different. ft At all Grocers Coast Synip Co Angeles Seattle Tea Garden Preserves and Syrups Portland Do You Want Mil? Take a Course of Baths FSSO ROBLES fiOT SPRIFIGS The curative hot sulphur and mud baths, the warm dry air and the bricht-mwhmc.

all combine for the restoring: of health. Then, add the comforts of a modern hotel srood beds, good things to eat, SERVICE. Low round trip railroad rates. Summer rsrtes still lr. 'effect.

Write for details to F. W. SAWYER, Director' Paso "Any one can qet well here." Admiral ftobley D. Evans. Pacific Los Packers of San Francisco 3 i Ours 13 gained from fourteen years of successful business activity in this city.

A good recomf mendation, don't ybu think? Vs Be Your Optician. GflflS. II 17000 Optometrist and Ianufactur- -ins; Optician 1153 AVASirtNGTON" ST. Oaklanj, Cal. Sign, "Tho "Relinking Eye." -ft.

Soil and Sunshine 9 Gisrsbcrger Wines arid a more healthful, invigorating combination cannot be found anywhere, 1 "W-herever shown the Glersberger vines win gold medals, and In these days of competition this means a great deal. Order a sample case for Thamks- THE THE0. GIER CO. FAMILY STORE AND OFFICE, 1225-1227 BROADWAY. BRANCH STORE 9t5 WASHINGTON WHOLESALE STORE 611-513-515 14TH ST.

I Tel. Oakland 123. Horn Tel A-1230. PARKER'S 1 HAIR BALSAM Oeanses and brautifies the hair. -a 1'roniowi t.

lOT-iriant gTywth. Paili to Eestoro Ora Hair to Youthful Coter. Sc h(r faiAit oray ILalaa '1 CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE TRIBUNE PAY BIG RETURNS FOR THE MONEY INVESTED. liicperiinoe I SAVE MONEY AVOID PAIN Teeth Extracted Without Pain Aelmowledped to the easiest and best mlnless extractors In Oakland. tTntil Nov.

SO we have decided to make our best eta of teeth for. ivTESTTM BET OF TEETH 30O S2K 30Lt CROWNS 2.00 GOLD FILLINGS 1.00 1 SILVER FILLINGS JM BRIDGEWORK 2.00 No charg-e for extracting when teeth are ordered. A written truarantes for years with all work. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 11551a WASHINGTON ST. HOURS Week days.

to Sundays, 10 to S. American and European Plan. plan at SlT.r.O bt week and up. CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE TRIBUNE PAY BIG RETURNS FOR THE MONEY I INVESTED, I I if- ilotel St Pfiani I.