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OYETMBER" 24, -1909. 3 OAKLAND TRIUNE WEDNESDAY EVENING, FICTION LIBRARY RED ROOM -REAR BALCONY DEPARTMENT OF STATIONERY RED ROOM- KEXECBALCOHT 1 1 8 JthahksI 1 For the splendid support and, patronage of the good people of Alameda county' during the past year and their unfailing appreciation of. my unique methods of doing business. May there be innumerable-causes fora-real 'hearty The new cliorriem! nominal per Aicm-'fcC' No memlcrsKip dues FAUL ELDER. CO.

239 GRANT AVg Stationery; Tsngtravirig and $tamin. conforming to correct- social usage TSJ3L ELDER. 6 CO. 259 GRANT AVEi FRXHCISCO Thaiaksj WTWIUM in the thousands of homes by their splendid patronage and co-operation, have made it possible (for me to build up a business second to none in Alameda county. TMAS GIFTS CHRIS OR FRED LEWI! Books, Pictures, Objects of Art, Christmas Cards, Calendars THE BUTCHER 467 NINTH STREET OAKLAND, CAL.

CO. PAUL ELDER. it me, 9 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. UHEHFUffED FORESTRY AGENTS OIHHE STAND FLAME-WRAPPED AS Kll TORGl MANIAC BATTLES WITH TO BE FEASTED BERKELEY EAGER FGR ANNEXATION Question is Not When to Join Oakland But How Soon to Get In DUTIES OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT GROW 1 Board of Education Lays Plans for Conduct of Enlarged Department Considerable agitation prevailed at the meeting of the Education last evening, when the directors received a communication from the Park CoiTtmis-sioners declining to permit the board to fence tho proposed new athletic grounds in the Washington School, which is joined by liushrod Park. The matter whs referred to the committee on school houses and sites.

Superintendent MeClymonds said that the fence was to have consisted of wire and a pretty hedge', which, he declared, would not detract from tlie appearance of the park. Several of the ty embers of the board stated that the letter received was not in accord with the agreement made with the commissioners. ENLARGED DUTIES. In discussing the fourteen new schools which will come undor the jurisdiction of the Oakland school department, the directors said that some of the rules and regulations will have to be changed in order to give the board power to act in the new district. Superintendent MeClymonds admitted that very few would have to be made in the course of study.

The schools in the recently acquired territory are Brav, Ueulah, Ehnhurst, Fruit-vale Xos. 1, 2 and 2, Highland. Lockwood, Prick. Melrose. Heights and John C.

Fremont High School. The board entered into an agreement to occupy the lower lloor of tlie Pioneer Hall Association in the Xorth Alameda tract, where there -will be two classrooms and two grades in each room. It will include the first, second, third and fourth grades of the grammar schools. The agreement was originally signed by the board of trustees of the Fruit-vale school district. Directors R.

V. Camobell, H. K. Fisher and J. It.

Rellley affixed their signatures to '-the document on November 15 for a period of two years, with a proviso that at the end of that time the contract would cese. Tae board will furnish the school rooms and have them in first-class condition for the little ones to occupy in a short time. It will be a temporary structure for the children until the board sees fit to erect a building in that district. The Pioneer Hall Association bought the property from the Ierbv estate and they intend to erect a two-story building. The upper floor will be occupied as a hall and the lower for the schoolrooms.

LOCATION OF SCHOOL. The building will be located within that portion of the Fruitvale district bounded on the west by the city boundary line on tlie north bv the Southern Paclnc right of way, on the east by Fruitvale avenue and on the south by tho tidal canal. J. W. MeClymonds is rearranging his schedule of visits prcpn.ra.torv for thi Additional work which will confront him after the annexed school district pomes under his supervision, which will be in December.

In referring to the matter, he said- "With the additional school which will tiecome a part of the Oakland city department when the annexation has been ratified will come 114 teachers, many of whom are practically strangers to me. So far as I have been able to determine, these, new schools are in excellent condition and will not need to have any new policies installed. i "We are not troubled over the matter of monev for salaries of the new instructors," for that has already been tak-n care of for the fiscal year by the districts in which the various schools are situated. I already visited some of them, and from the conditions I found there I have no fears for the future." SCHOOL TOWELS. There was quite a little talk about the matter of towels in the local schools with regard to providing individual cloths for the children on the ground that are more sanitary than ihe roller towels.

The question a to whether there should be separate towel 3 for the little ones or continue with the rollers will be determined" by the committee on furniture and supplies. Superintendent MeClymonds also brought up the matter of the cafeteria in t-ic rtoVTnnd TTitrb School, and in a con Helping Hand Mission Wi! Set Forth Good Things. Admit Making Only Cursory 1 Examination in Going Over Alaska Coal Claims Victim of Kerosene Habit Start Fire Probably Fatally Burned Painter Hoffman Goes Violently Insane While Under Treatment "Divine healing," as practiced by Francis Schlatter, who claims to be. the original healer, did not have a soothing PLAYGROUNDS ARE GBJJUCCESS George E. Dickie of Commission Gives Interview Teii-.

ing of the Work George K. T'ii Kf superintendent of tha Playground Commission, has given out tha following interview; "Tlie Tompkins school playground was reopened on November 2d under the direction of Elbert Vail of Seventh avenue, who is a student in the University. Vail has had a wide experience in boys cltb work, Y. C. A.

gymnasiums and in military drill and is well fitted to conduct a playground along the best lines. "Assisting Vail in the Tompkins school playground is a number of voting ladies, who are tiking the course In playground instruction at the "University of California. "The playground is equipped with swings, see saws, slides. ssnrl boxes, basket ball courts and hand ball courts and a number of games for the younger effect -upon Joseph Hoffman, a wef known wno broke out under thsi The commercial interests of Berkeley are showing a great change of heart towards Oakland in the matter of annexation. This was clearly Indicated yesterday at noon at the regular weekly luncheon of the Progress and Prosperity Committee' of the Chamber of Commerce of this city, when W.

IT. Ramsey reported that the sentiment in Berkeley since the annexation election had almost completely changed towards The, American bird will make I.Is visit to the defer-v-intf unemployed men the Kelptner Ii'itnd Mission, 360 Sixth street. Mr. and Airs. Fairish, in charge of the Mission, have been active, in securing- the many little niceties that jro to maks up a royal feasj for hungry men.

The many friends of the. deserving- governors of' tills deserving lnsHtn.ti-n have been kindly assisting for tho liberal spread. The mission is eeif-snprortinj?" by the siflo of wood and kindling- sold. If you want to enjoy your own spread Just enter into the other fellow's condition and. assist the Helping Hand -Mission and its laudable enterpriser.

HDHETSU Impulse of violent insanity last evening while awaiting treatment at Schlatter's home on Sixteenth street, near West, and gave Policemen Ne'ls and Murray a merry half hour of strenuous activity. Hoffman lives at 14i3 West street and has fceen a sufferer from headaches for some time for which ordinary medical methods afforded no relief. His wife, who believes in olivine healing, induced him to take treatments of Schlatter and when at the latter's house yesterday evening he made a suddei-- dash for the street and in his mad and blind rush up the street he knocked down several pedestrians in his way. Policeman Xeils seized him and whs rapidly lieini? worsted in his tussel with the insane man, when "At its meeting" last night," said Horribly burned about the head, shou ders. arms and chest, F.

P. L. Reimas 751 Market street, lies at tha Recelvli hosp'tal in a condition, victim of his own. folly in employing ker sene to start a Are. The unfortunate man is a locksmi with a shop at 721 Linden street and uf opening for business stnrtly befora o'clock this morning he started a lira the store.

As it did not burn up briskly be soug to accelerate combustion by pouring kerosene. That inflammable liquid soon as it touched the fire flamed up ai caused an explosion in the can who contents were thrown over Reinif Screaming with rain he rushed out in the street like a human torch with dames from bis oil-saturated -clothing la ping his fa'oe and neck. 1 After sottis difficulty they were exti guirhed the -fir department sur moned to deal with the blaze in the she Reimas' iniuries were treated at Receiving hospital bv Prs. Hamlin a Rice and Steward S. H.

Piatt. His burns are so sever? and the fa that the fumes wir inhaled Into 1 iungs and throat occasion grave doubt to hifi- recovery. Tl lamsey, "the Central Improvement SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 24., When the government inquiry into the! validity of The filingsoii the thirty-three! Alaska coal land claims known as the S'-oup was resumed this morning it was with the intention-: of concluding the Seattle end of the investigation before adjournment for Thanksgiving-. after which thq investigation will be taken up in Spokane.

The claimants are not likely to produce any witnesses here, as it has bean their policy to refrain from showing the government their hand, and it is believed that they will not call upon anyone to testify until toward the close of the Spokane investigation. HASTY INSPECTION. The principal point brought out in the hearing yesterday was -the, fact that -the foresty agents, who were sent to Alaska to go over the claims, made only a cursory Investigation owing to the demand of tiie general land office they hurry through with the work. S-' K. Snowden, a map maker in the employ of the government who prepared the maps showing the location of the improvements of the claims, admitted that he spent only six days in the field, during which time he was supposed to go over more than 5000 acres of mountainous country.

I'nder cross-examination he said that there might be some points ithat he iiad missed. One of the points' claimed; by the government is that some of the Claims are more valuable for the timber that is on them than ifor the coal, and in proof of this contention. Forestry Agent A. Iangille testified that; he found several million feet I of standing timber on those portions of the claims that are included in the Chusach national reserve. ACT FINE Backache and Ail Distress From Out-of-Order Kidneys Vanish After a Few Doses.

Club of Berkeley came out strong for consolidation and announced Its determination to change its name to the Berkeley Consolidation Club. The question seemed to be not 'When are we going but 'How soon can we get in?" It was the consensus of, opinion at that meeting of 135 representative business men "that, if a vote were taken today on consolidation, the issue would carry to a man in South and West Berkeley, and two thirds' in Xorth Berkeley." TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE. In the afternoon Charles Van Hulle, George Gelder, J. Gramp and other members of the West Berkeley Citizens and Taxpayers' League called on Mayor Mott with reference to the consolidation. It was also the purpose of the visit to arrange for a campaign', for the consolidation and active steps to that end will soon be inaugurated.

"With reference to the legal questions involved in the proposed consolidation. City Attorney Stetson of Oakland holds that the law permits the consolidation of incorporated cities without the formality of the, disorganisation of either municipality. The city that Is dominant has the right to exercise authority over the other. This authority shall exist, says the city attorney, until such time as a city election-may be held and a new charter adopted. Policeman Murray appeared upon, the scene when Hoffman broke away and ran into a flat at 670 Fifteenth street, where he barricaded the door.

The police effected an entrance only to be confronted by Hoffman who flourished a knif4 and attempted to stab them. After a struggle, in which Murphy's clothes early torn from his back. Hoffman was subdued and taken to the receiving! hospital where he was put in a strait-Jacket. CONSTABLE fIrES AT A FLEEING INTRUDER A fleeiner burprlar, while makinpr his escape without booty from the HTm hurst Hotel at an early hour Monday morning-, was fired at by Leputy Constable Joseph Kinpr. The man had pained entrance to the hotel throuph the dining-room window, but evidently becoming frightened, was making his egress by the way he entered when lie was seen by the law officer.

Two shots were fired at him but the intruder managed 'to escape without harm. children In the neighborhood. The children nre taught to play various games' which are traditional in tho Anglo-Faxon races and concerning which there is a surprising la-k of knowledge on tlie part -of the children. SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL. "Tt our pulley to so conduct and supervise their games that the spirit of a square deal and fnlr- plav shall predominate; to teach the children recognition! of law and justice and cultivate the cll'ic virtues that they may grow up better! citizens.

In short, we aim to provide under wholesome conditions a place jnnd means for exercising -tho play instinct which exists in every -child. "The playground is open from 3 to o'clock on school days and all dav PVtufday, except when it rains. There has br-en a. daily are rag attendance of alxrnt 2no children this month. "The Tompkins school playtrround is not ideal in size or in equipment.

We are maintaining this playground because Midniglit are tn-fi most unwelcome visitors-even the Doctor himself curses t' luck that compelled him jto comfortable bed. Suppose you our method," and 'keep a big 3 5c bot1 of Perry Davip' Painkiller in t' house, and let. ithe Doctor stay in and enjoy hirffself. BBER5 WOHM RO Hundreds of folks hera are needlessly miserable end -worried because of out-of-order kidneys, backache or bladder trouble. If you win take- several doses of Fare's Xiuretie oil misery from a lame bfrck, rheumatism, painful stitches, inflamed or swollen eTlids, nervous headache, irritability, dizziness, wnrnont, sick feeling-and other f-vmpoms of overworked or deranged kidneys -will Uncontrollable, smarting, frequent urination night) and all bladder misery- ends.

This vinusua! nrorioration eoes at once THE; 5 RANSACK mm Good and Violesome 5c and 10 Meals at i tho GEBI bOFFEE HOUSE H35 Broadway Inear Seventh St. Tour complexion as well as your temper is rendered miserable by a disordered liver. By taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets you can improvfe both. Sold bv Ocs-nnfj' -prue" Ptores. Armed With Revolvers and Masked, Burglars Leisurely: Take Valuables vincing speech, said that it Is a crude wav of serving a meal and he did not think it a good thine for the boys, whom he described as sitting on tables eating in a rude fashion.

He asked that the cafeteria matter be referred to the High School committer. R. Wicker of Oakland wns awarded a contract to ptacf a s'dewalk in front of tho Emerson Grammar School building, at 13H cents per square foot. BAY VIEW PARLOR OF NATIVE SONS TO DANCE Bav View Parlor. No.

X. S. O. tnT-ito-l-it- in Aleatraz ts; the 'South wes'-t 'Manv to the disordered kilrtys, Viladder and urinary system, and distributes its healing, cleansing and vitalizing influence directly upon the organs and ghmds affected, and completes the euro before you realize it. The moment you i suspect any kidney or urinary disorder, or feel rheumatism coming, begin taklpg this medicine, with the tha.t there is no other remedy, at trny prie, ttiade anywhere else in the -world, -which will effect so thorough pnfl prompt cure as a fifty-cent treatment of I'ape'3 TXuretic, which any druggist can supply- Vonr physician.

plnrnnHst, hanVer or any mercantile agrnov" tell you that Thompon "fc Pap, of Cincinrrti, is a largo and responsible medicine con- ''cern thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Only c-rirative results cr.n takinpr Fa-pe's Pluretlc, and a few davs" treatment means clean, active. fcwjthy i kidnevs. bladjer and urinary orjrsns and you feel fine. Accept only Pape's TMuretlc flftv-cent treatment from any drug -store anv-where in the world.

wm gi a. v. Hall. Seventh and Peraha streets. For inXXEAPOLIS.

Xov. woman burglars, "rcasked and armed (with revolvers, entered the residence of "Mrs. V. C. Crossman, a Minneapolis 3o'ciety woman, Saturday night.

Mrs. Crossman waj seated in her library reading. 1 She heard a noise in the hall and went to investigate, finding two leisurely taking hatpins ftora 'the hats on the rack. Becoming Speechless with fright, she stood helpless, watching them. One or the women went up to her, Crossmtm declares, and she saw the muzzle of a -revolver -protruding from the tleove of the burglar's waist.

Airs. Crossjrr.iin managed to out of reach. Tiler robber took, about in valuables. Hoots 'Nearer New York Oakland people can now go to New York many, hours quicker than ever before, since the inauguration of the. new "one-day traiYT'from St.

Louis. in tnl.i crowded section there is the greatest need for a playground as tho children have r' otl a11y no pH'-e to nlaj-except the public streets. Tlie playground commission hopes to secure a piece of bind in this vicinity which will be iarere enough to accommodate the number of children in this dNtrjict 'and which an hs equipped as a modeiin playground. AT BUSHRCD PARK. "We pre directing our greatest effort this year towards developing the large playground in liushrod Park.

The Foard of Education has awarded the Contract for the grading of a largo athletic field and a contract has been let by tho park commission for the grading of a large playtrround in sprite park. "This plavaroijnd will be equipped with a boys and girls outdoor rrrnnasium. swings, sand boxes, giant strides, basket ball-; pourts, tennis courts, shower baths and avatories and that go to mako up modern recreation center as known in nyst of the large cities jn the East and many of the, western cities as wed. "We hope to open these plavgrounds for the use the public etx'-lv in the spring of 1910." MRS. DE A V'T SSL BRINGS DIVORCE XEW VOIIK.

Xov. 24. A verdict of r.ivorce for "Miss Flora Parker" the pretty nctress formerly seen i'n the "Queen of the Moulin Rohsthp was finnounced yesterday in the Supreme Court as the sequel the raid she made recently her husband's apartments at the Ifotel Bayard. Carter de Haven did not appear at the inquiry where the Jurors," heard' the evidence. Throughout' thb proceedings, which were attended by Miss Parker and a dozen girls familiar in Broadway choruses, the name of the stage beauty' is said to have been found by the wife in De Haven's ro-om.

was not mentioned. Jerome C. Ifeiim, a private detective, the chief witness, testifie.j-that he had "shadowed" Carter do Haven and bad seen him go to his apartments with a handsome young woman on October 24 last and on October 26. IT AMERICAN IT mm GIRL RELEASED manv weeks tne oommmen mpking preparations for the event -which is one" in a series to be given by the Vista Parlor. X.

T. O. have nBiated the members of Bay lew in disposing of tickets and every Indication points toward a large attedtance. Congressman Joseph R. Knowland.

grand president of the Native Sons of the Golden West, has promised to be present on that ooca-sion. The arrangement committee Is headed bv Schmidt, who will tie assisted by Dolan. L. J- J. P.

Reddington, A. F. ITufschmidt and H. Grabs. i WOMEN OF FASHION ARE SCORED BY MRS.

COOLIDGE PACP.AMF S'TO, Xov. 24. Society women in general and feminine fashion plato werb floored by Mrs. Mary Roberts Coolidge. formerly professor in economics at Stanford University, in her address to the Sacramento county teachers' institute now in session here.

Mrs Coolidge took "Clothes and Character" as her subject find declared tlie fashionable dres3 is a sign of incapacity aud that it undermines the feminine character. Mrs. Coolidge contended that it is just as" retrograding for a woman to dress in t'-o extremes of fashion as it is to bleach the hair, swear, talk loudly upon the streets ajid do many other unwomanly things. Most cases of embezzlement. Mrs.

Coolidge declared, had some woman behind them. i DAMAGES FROM RAIN SLIGHT NEAR SEATTLE KEATTI.Fi Xov. 24. The weather today is cl, ar and coot. The continued warm wed-hr- of yrsterday, which melted the snow on the mountains and gorared the streams, noon bring the rivers to their normal stnire.

The rainfall here y.f mi than a or.ii-ter of r.n hi h. but the temperature was T.n"-as'"'!n Kx-cept to the riil'-onrU tV. damage in the Pnget Hmin-I country by this condition has. beon light. College Equal Suffrage League to Make an Appeal for Pliss Paul via Big Fonrr-New York Central To New York in, 24 Hours Leave ST.

LOUIS daily. 8:45 a. m. XEW. TORK, Xov.

2 4. -A delegation of college girls, under the guid-jinco of the College Equal Suffrage League, is arranging to go to Washington to present to the State department a resolution colling for the interference by the government in the imprisonment in England of Paul, the American girl who smashed (he windowl at the banquet of the Lord Mtfyor'of London. Miss Paul is a militant suffragette and is perving a thirty day sentence for her denton- stration. Mrs. Harriet Ptanton Blach, leader if the suffragettes in this country.

has caused, a resolution to be adopted Arrive NEW YORK daily 9:45 a. mjextda, Arrive BOSTON daily 11:50 a. m. nt day Returning the Southwestern Limited leaves New York 2:45 p. Boston 11:30 a.

and arrives in St. Louis lr45 p. m. the next day. Leaving New York after the business day is over, you arrive in St- Louis in time to take afternoon trains home or transact nearly a full day's-business and leave on evening trains.

IT SAVES A DAY are thduplicate in magnificent equipment of the famous Twentieth Century Limited between Chicago and New York, while the schedules offer service through St. Louis equal to that through any other gateway. LIBERAL PARTY TO OUTLINE CAMPAIGN Xov. At a prolonged meeting of the cabinet today, held to discuss the crisis arising from I.andsdowne's motion to withold from the budget bill the consent of the House of I.ord it was decided to call an meeting of the liberal party for the. purpose of outlining a plan of campaign.

In Parliamentary circles it Is believed that the House of Commons will be pro-b'gued as early as next Tuesday following Premier Asquith's announcement of the government's decision, this means probablv an appeal to the country earlier tha.n had been expected. quite likely diirine the first week of the nexy year. SNOW IN WASHINGTON WAFHIX.VrON'. Xnv. M.

A drivirg snow Pt tho Strt of the snon, set in here to WHITE THANKSGIVING. i TSTrii Pnnw l.as been falliui- Xorfhern Virginia Finre vartv aitti likens are "white Much of th-j corn crop (n the i JUDGF THIES TO BRING WARRINGPAIR TOGETHER SAX ri AX, i. -Nmv. 2 4. Mrs.

Mnttie ('ivorred wife of John V. of 3-11 Devisadero street, pc lrahnm this morning To tho $4'W left by her -n IT, who was killed by a rv-si in in llotitfivy a year Si'hinMu'T also appearance in the c.v.irt bis hunor, ac- liis tinievorn custom, to effect ji reconciliation in o-nb-r the money might, he en-JOWd ly the together. j.p that his wife flirted with other and imbibed in the cup that rh.i-s. Sim retorted that she had never done so up to the time of the divofco (IT-cree. Tlie court diitetted theni to try and overorne their difficulties and return late this afternoon.

SAILOR IS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT SAX FRAXCTSOCr. Xov'. 24. Martin Gulliksen, a sailor on the steamer Theresa, was run down by an automobile at Sacra.mento and Market streets about midnierht. The car was driven by Prince and contained a timber of residents of Marin county who were anxious to catch the last boat.

The accident was unavoidable, as Gullikson almost stumbled in front of the machine. He was treated at the Harbor hospital for a lacerated wound of. the scalp and a possible fracture of the skull. by several associations of women in this country. Sho contends that Miss Paul threw the stone as a matter of political policy, and --that she should therefore, be; treated as a political prison an.

ri't an ordinarj-criminal: FREDA HAGEN CHARGES SPOUSE WAS1 MOTr IDEAL Benjamin TIaeen. a br.okkeeper, whom is wife alleees weighs 225 pounds. Is far from being tlie lazy, good-natured, laughing character that usually accompanies the piling on of adipose1, tissue. In her complaint for divorce Mrs. FVeaa Hagen alleges that "he is as brutal as he is heavy." Phe claims he pawned all her Jewelrv.

made her work for $5 a week and abused You can sleep on the New York Central Lines the Water Level Route and arrive in the morning, refreshed and ready for business, at" Grand Central Station, in the heart of New York. Constipation the Cause of Disease. Nature's Own Remedy. Constipation is not only disagreeable, it is dangerous. If allowed to become cnronlc, it will prove the forerunner of disease.

Nature intended tlie bowels to move regularly once a day. The delicate stomach and bowels are the keystone to the physical organization and should be kept in norir.al working crdtr to preserve health. When tha boweis become rluKglsh they require a natural and 'Harmless laxative. Too often they are l-ermanently damaged by powerful drups taken to "force action. In the famous HUNYAbl JANOS-tVater.

Nature herself has provided her own harmless laxative, which can be relied on for quick and sure results. One-half a tumblerful on arising will, within an hour, move the bowels gently and copiously. A bottle costs but a trifle and contains many dose. Look out for unscrupulous drug-cists, who will substituts unless you ask for HUNTAW J. VPS.

THE PI, TO GO. Special Thankserivinfr dinner, including- wine, only SI. 5 0, served from 11a. m. to 8 p.

Thursday, at the Saddle Rook, 13th street, betwe-ryasj vay and Franklin. VJ Young Girls Are Victims of headache, as well as older women, but all set relief and prompt cur" from rrT Kine's Xew Life Pills, the world's best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure biood and stroncr nerves and build up vour health. Try them. 25c at Osgood Bros.

Piedmont Floral and Seed Co. Always has a fresh supply of choice cut flowers. Funeral designs and bouquets promptly made; Riner up hon OaKland 053. Store 13i)0 Broadway at. her when sue rerused to turn her earrings over to him.

lie further threatened to shoot her, accused her of keeping company with other men nn1 did even-thing but "live up to the reputation that usually halos the fat man. Cora W. Hewitt was granted a final decree of divorce from her husband attorney, E. Hewitt, on the ground of cruelty. BURNED TO DEATH.

TIOC1 1 ESTKTl. X. Xov. 2-i. Miss Florence Hlshoo.

years old. was crrv r.ssn(;KK omen 32 POWELL STREET 2 Telephone Ivearny 3210. C. C. CRANE.

GenT Agent Passenger Department SAX FRAN-CISCO, CAL. RECIPE FOR CATARRH I The only logical treatment for catarrh is through the blood. A prescription, which has r.t er.tly proi-ed wonderfully effective in hospital work i.s the following. Any diufgist lias the ingivdients or will quickly get them for -you. Any cne can mix them.

"One ounce compound syrup of Sar-saparflla: one ounce Toris compound; half pint flrst-class whiskey." These to be milted by shaking weJl in a bottle, and used in tablespoon doses before each meal and at bedtime. This cured many people hero last winter. found burnwi to death in the rear of a Mtiok house at the home of her em-! plover, AV. -A Ifaviland, near Lockpnrt, I today. It is thought she may hava com-' mltted sulciaa.

Try Murine Eye Remedy for Granulated Eyelids and I'iiik Ere. It Soothes..