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THURSDAY EVENING. OAKLAND TRIBUNE MARCH 28, 1912. 15 LEG XOTTCKS leg a ii ISTEIIILS SE HOPS TD PROTECT OFFICIAL LIST OF THE Original National Co. of San Francisco The Original Little Louisiana and The Original M. F.

Company. ESTABLISHED JANUARY, 18M. IMIIIVLIIU Wednesday, March 27. 1913 Ni o. Prize 7.60 No.

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7.50 19006.. 7.501 7.60119178.. 7.6019270.. 7.50119323., 7. 50(19491.

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7.50 1350 7.50 7.60 7.6 7.50 7.50 7.60 7 60 "7.60 7.50 7.60 7.50 7.60 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.50 7.50 7.60 37.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 04 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.60 7.60 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.60 7.50(19978. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 89 Numbers 13601 to 13700. inclusive, on the First Capital Prize of $15,000 $6 each. 99 Numbers 8501 to (8600, Inclusive, on the Second Capital Prize at $3000; $6 each.

99 Numbers 5401 to 6500. Inclusive, on the Third Capital Prize of $1800 $4.50. 99 Numbers 13101 to 1320O, Inclusive, on the Fourth Capital Prize of $1650 $3.75. 99 Numtjfrs 16101 to 16200, Inclusive, on the First Capital Prise of $1360 $8.75 r99 Numbers 3301 to 3400, inclusive, on the Sixth Capital Prize of $1050 $3.76. 99 Numbers 14901 to 15,000.

Inclusive, on the Seventh Capital Prize of $750 $3.76. TERMINAL PRIZES, 1999 numbers ending with 4.. being the last one figure of the number drawing the First Capital Prize of $15,000 $3. No. 13664 wins First Capital Prize, sold In San Francisco, Cal.

No. 8531 wins Second Capital Prise, $3000, sold In San Francisco, Cal. No. 6410 wins Third Capital Prise, $1800, sold In San Francisco, CalT No. 13162 wins Fourth Capital Prize, $1650, sold In San Francisco, Cal.

No. 16189 wins Fifth Capital Prize, $1350, sold In San Francisco, Cal. No. 3384 wins Sixth Capital Prise $1050, sold In San Francisco, Cat. No.

14961 wins Seventh Capital Prize, $750, sold in San Francisco, Cal. The above Is for tickets; fractions in proportions. The Original Naclonal M. F. Company of San Francisco paid the following for March 20, 1912: Ernst Kress, Paker, 225 Church street, San Francisco, $2500.

Jos. O. Swlnhey, 1114H Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco. $2500. W.

Thompson. 1400 Washington street, San Franelseo.f?al., $1250. John F. McCarthy, employed by the Co-Operative Bookbinding corner Jackson arid Battery streets, residing at 507 Mission street, San Francisco, $1250. Henry M.

Copeland. 243 Waller street, San Francisco, $1260. 1 Hannah Nolan. 2280 Green street, San Francisco, $R50. Mrs.

Laura Collins, 1209 Kentucky street, San Francisco, $1250. W. McGoordy, express business, 3(4 Day street, San Francisco, $500. Wm. G.

Mara, night manager A. D. T. Burglar Alarm. 150 Post street, residing at 320A Twelfth street, San Francisco, $500.

Joseph Martz, proprietor barber shop 9 Holly street, residing at 11 Holly street. I and George Schab, Z22 Kicroand avenue, San Francisco. $500. John R. Camm.

employed by B. I. Camm jewelry store. Petaluma, residing at 900 street. Petaluma, and Conrad Bergholz, employed by the Hoa rital.

San -Francisco. $500, S.K; proprietor First National Barber Shop, Post and streets, residing at 1055 Height street, and H. J. Schwartz, employed by I. Mag-nin Geary and Grant avenue, residing at 419 Central avenue, San Francisco, $500.

II. L. Hovt. cashier, Pacific Taxi residing at 2333 Green street, and G. Res-tanl, window rleaner, 2009 San Jose avenue, San Francisco, $500.

Mrs. J.Washboum. Mill Valley, and A. Wllky, 335 Stockton street, San Francisco, $500. Wants a Name for His Place.

Barney Nathan, the well-known cafe man, has come to Oakland and secured a lease of the premises at 1019-1021 Broadway, where the old college Inn was for a time. Mr. Nathan has remodled the front thus changing its exterior appearance while the Interior has been brightenpd and refurnished. It Is the plan of the new proprietor to make the place one of the finest if not the finest cafe In Oakland. The best things to eat anil drink always on tap while a distinct Bensatlon In tne way of entertainment features Is promised.

Now, to give every one an opportunity to have an Interest In the new place, Mr. Nathan has offered a prize of $20 for the best name suggested that will most nearly reflect the character and tone of this new hlgh-grado addition to Oakland cafes, announcement of which will lie found In anothfr column. Mr. Nathan has a reputation world-wide as a cafe man and will give to this city one of the inost unique places of Its character to be found( anywhere. The sccuilngof nick Coburn "character artist," Cladle, "so different" and Sid Brown, Texas Tommy composer, to furnish the entertainment argues well for this feature of the new place.

A COLT) LA GRIPPeTTHN PNEUMONIA Tit too Often thir tattxl sequence, and coughs that hang on weaken the system and lower the vital resistance. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is a reliable medicine that stops the cough promptly by healing the came; soothes the Inflamed air passages, and checks the cold. Keep always on hand. Refuse substitutes. Wlshart's drug store, corner Tenth and Wsh(nton ptreets.

I.KGATi NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Dora West rhTll, deceased. Is hereby given by the undersigned executor of the estate of Dora Westphal, deceased, to the creditors nf and all persnns having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten (10) months after the first publication of this notice to the said executors at the ofllce of W. H.

L. Hynes, Court Hoime, Oakland, which said office the selects as their place of 'In all matters connected with snlil estate of Dora Westphal, decenned. THF.ODOKK WKSTHIAU WILLIAM Execidors of the estate of Dora Westphal, neeenKen. Dated: Oakland, March 7th. 1912.

W. H. IIYNES, Attorney-at-Law. Oakland, Cal. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Theo.

X. Dyer, deceased. Notice Is hurebv rtvpn hv th signed execuW The estate of Theo. X. Dyer, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having clnlms against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-scary vouchers within four (41 months after the first -publication nf this notice to the said executor at the office of John W.

Gwllt, rooms 36-8, 812 Broadway, Oak land. Calltornla, which said office the undersigned selects as his place of business In all matters connected with said estute- of Theo. X. Dyer, deceased. John w.

uwirvr. Executor of the estate of Theo. X. Dyer, HecenRpd- Dated, Oakland, March 1912. Date of first Insertion March 21.

1912. Classified Ads In THE TRIBUNE bring returns. 16075.. 16139.. 16191..

16241.. 16252.. 16383.. 16436., 16536.. 16648..

16805.. 16954. 17025.." 17172.. 17277.. 17456..

17499.. 17717.. 17791.. 17809.. 17884..

18078.. 18156.. 18223.. 18337.. 18403..

18568.. 18693.. 18865.. 18943.. 18983..

19040.. 19104.. 19191.. 19291.. 19431..

19494.. 19620.. 19671.. 19712.. 19744..

19926.. Notice to Taxpayers Office of the Assessor of Alameda County. Oakland. March 11. All persons, firms, companies, corporations and associations are required to deliver at the Assessor's office, at the Court House, City of Oakland.

County of Alameda, on or before April 1, 1912. a statement under oath of all the property, both real snd personal, owned or claimed by him. her or them, or In their possession or held In trust for others, at 12 o'clock meridian on the First Monday of March, 1912 In accordance with Section $629, Political Code. Every person who refuses or neglects to furnish the statement sa provided for In section S629. Political Code, becomes liable to a fine of one hundred dollars and the value fixed by tho Assessor on their property must not be reduced by the Board of Equalization.

All persons owing real estate that has been assessed In the wrong nam or-errors have appeared on their tax bills, are requested to call at the Assessor's office or notify the Assessor by mall on or before April 1, 1912, so that the proper corrections may be made on the assessment roll for the year 1913. ASSESSMENT blanks may be obtained at the Assessor's office, room one. Court House, or from any Deputy Assessor. C.F.HORNER, Assessor. NOTICE OF THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PUBLIC the District Court of the Cnlted States, In and for the Northern District of J.

Crocker, as Trustee In Bankruptcy of Maklns Company, a cor- poratlon, bankrupt, plaintiff, vs. James N. Makins, Arvllla Joseph H. Maklns, James N. Maklns Jr.

and To all whom It may concern: iNouce is nererjy given tnai tne entitled court, by Its Judgment duly made a4 If AiA ttnnnlnt iiu nuncu uh Kiaj ui G. Hansen a receiver, to sell all the right. title ana interest oi tne aoiennam iwy named, In and to all of the following described property: 1st. Lot beginning at the point of Intersection on the eastern line of Market street and southern line of Seventeenth i i (Bill Siicci, IUUI1I1IK rnoiri line of Seventeenth street 130 feet; thence at rignt angles soutneny oi ii Inches; thence westerly parallel with Sev- nn.lAonlh afreet mo fut thence at rleht angles northerly 61 feet, 10H Beginning. Helng lot no.

iuock North Oakland, Homestead Association. 1A l.nt heirlnnlnv at DOlnt On the eastern line of Market street. 63 feet, 10 Inches, north of the northern line oi jwv enteenth street; thence northerly along fMt 1A Inches, thence easterly 110 feet; thence southerly 62 feet, 10 westerly beginning. Being Lot No. 2, Block North Oakland.

Homestead Association. 3d. Commencing at the point of inter-cttnn nf tho annthesjitern line of Eighth avenue and the, northeastern Mne of East xTinAaAnh bim.i a runnlnff thence southeasterly along the said line of East Nineteenth IIS leei, inrncn i nism angles northeasterly 40 feet; thence at right angles northwesterly 115 feet to the said line of Eighth avenue; thence southwesterly along the said line of Eighth avenue 40 feet to the point of commenee- Q.U. nminn nf TUOck NO. 118 as per Hlgley's Map of Clinton, of Record In Liber or neeos, pago wi.

4th. Beginning at the point of the Intersection of the northern line of Nineteenth street with the eastern line of Market street; and running thence easterly along said northerly line of Nineteenth street; 68 feet and 10 Inches; thence at a right angle westerly 95 feet; thence at right angles westerly 67 feet more or less to the said easterly line of Market a ihanM amitherlv along the last-named line 9 feet and inches to the point of commencement. Deing a purm.ii Lots No. 1 and 2 In Block map Barnes Tract, Oakland. e.K nf If 11 In Block 794 as said lot and bl d.

Ilneated, on. Map No. 2 vtr Aatt i n. filed November 19th 1876, In the County Recorder's office of Alameda county. rrv.

a1 nriinPrtV will DA 801(1 at public auction on the 24th day of April, 1912, at tne nour oi r. rnnntv rnnrt House of the i n.m. Ktnte. of California, sltunted at Fifth and Broadway streets, Oakland, Alameda County, Terms of said sale: Cash In gold coin ainie. ten ner cent (10) payable to tho undersigned on the fall of the nainmor, uuimifo deed.

an Dated: Ban Francisco, jimrcu nm, G. HANSEN, Receiver. NOTICE OF TIME 8E1 FOR PROVINQ WILL, ETC. In Hie Superior Court of the Corinty of Alameda, State of, California. In the matter of the estate of Mctorja Ruli Schmidt, formerly Victoria Ruii, deceased.

Notice of time set for proving will, etc. Notice Is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Victoria Ruiz Schmidt, formerly Victoria A. Ruls, deceased, and for the Issuance to Union Trust Company or san rrsncisco oi letters testamentary thereon has been filed in this Court, and that Monday, the 1st day of April. A. D.

1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Courtroom of Jiepartment No. 4, or sam uouri, ai i in tTi rltv nf Oakland. In said County of Alameda, has been set for the hearing or sain peimon ana pmviiis ssld will, when and where any person Interested may appear and contest the same.

Dated, March In. 1913. JOHN P. COOK. Clerk.

1 By W. W. CRANE. Peputy Cleik. ETXJAR D.

PRIXOTTO, Attorney for Petitioner, Russ San Francisco, Cal. NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVINQ WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Jeremiah Molony, deciased. Notice of time set for proving will, etc.

Notice Is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Jeremiah Molony, deceased, and for the Issuance to Edward J. Molony and William P. Slat-tery of letters testamentary thereon has been filed In this Court, and that Monday, the 8th day of April, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock A.

M. of said day, at the Court Room of Department No. 4, of said Court, at the Court House In the City of Oakland, In said County of Alameda, has heen et for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and where any person Interested aw01" the sume. Dated: March 23d, 1912. JON P.

COOK, Clerk. Hv K. ADAMS, Peputy Clerk. JOHN W. STETSON, Attorney," Oakland Itnnk of Savings.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROBATE OF WILL. ti, Snnerlor Court of the County of Ahmeda, State of California. Probate. In the matter of the estate of Richard Edward Rowland, deceased. Notice for publication of time appointed for probate of will.

C. C. oec. iov. Notice is hereby given, that Wednesday.

th ihird day of April, P. 1912, at ten o'clock A. M. of that jlay, and the Court P.oom of Department Pfr. 4 or said Court.

at the Court House In the County of Ala-meila. State of California, have heen appointed as the time ami place of proving" the will of said Richard Ifidward Rowland, deceased, and for hearing the application, of Emily Korbes Rowland for the Issuance to her of letters testamentary thereon. JOHN P. COOK. Clerk.

Bv W. K. ADAMS. Deputy Clerk. McGRAW ft BARRY, Attorneys for Petitioner.

Dated this 19th day. of March, A. D. 1913. i NOTICE OF PAROLE.

Notice Is hereby given, that I Intend to apply to the State Board of Prison Directors to be. paroled from Ban'Quentln according to law. Name, GKOROB ORMEROP. Reg. No.

24601 important Notice jo- Voters of Registration OffiCfl nf Inhri C.nnb Pnnntu 'Villi WWVII VVUtllJ Clerk, Oakland, Alameda County, California. Provisions of section 1094 tJ, Po''icaI Cod. of the State of Call- lOrnla, all voters nf Alam.H. nnnntw must apply for re-reglstratlon In order to to vote at the primary election to be held on September 3, 1913. and for the Action to be held on the 6th day of November, 191 J.

the th nero Is no pro-S irrantlng assistance to the County Clerk In the registration of voters, it is Important that voters should apply at once, la order to x-'Jedlte the began on the first ii January and will be in progress at M- U. 'or the purpose of enabling voters to qualify for i.P after which registration will aj-aln open and continue until October jth 1912i of purp0g, of bllng voters to qualify for the general election to be held November 6th. 1913. The attention of voters Is especially airected to the recent decision of the supreme In which it Is held that all voters must have registered this year In order to Join In the signing of any cer- iincate of nomination In behalf of any candidates for public office to be voted ior ai tne primary election, to be held September. 3d, 1912.

Attention Is further directed to the fol-'owing provisions of the Political Cods ot the State California, relating to regis tration: section 109T. No person's name must be entered hv vie, umnw, tTpon the production and filing of a certified copy of the Judgment of the 8a iiaiutaiiien ciuBen. uwn mo yi ductlon of his certificate of naturalisation, which certificate must be Issued ninety days prior to the succeeding election, or upon his affidavit that It Is lost or out of his which affidavit must state the place of his nativity, and the time and place of his naturalisation, together with his affidavit that he has resided In the United States for five years, and In this State for one year next preceding the time of application, and that he would be an elector of the county, or city and county at the next succeeding election; provided, however, If such naturalised cit-Isen shall have been previously registered as a qualified elector In ahy -ef the counties or cities and counties of this State, and shall produce a certificate of such registration Issued by the party authorised by law to Issue such certificate, which hall recite the time and place of naturalization of such elector, such certificate hall be prima facia evidence of his naturalisation. In the event that such net- IIwa -hall -tot. In hi.

that he was naturalised In the county or city and county in which he seeks to reg- i.t.r in that was nre- vlously registered within the preceding eight years within the county or city and county In which he seeks to register, add his certlflcats of naturalisation has not been revoked, he shall not be required to produce his certificate of naturalisation, nor to make such affidavit of lost cr-tlflcate in lieu thereof, provided, however, that In any county or city and county i Viavah wnera ino niiuiitviin -been destroyed by fire or conflagration, or other public calamity, the above stated provision as to previous registration within the preceding eight years shall In such county or city and county, apply only for such number of years past as there shall exist a record of previous registration, and not to exceed In any event said eight years. 8. If horn in a foreign eountry, upon We affidavit that ha became a cltlsen of the united oraies oy vimm u. "---tlon of his father while he was residing In the United States and under the age of twenty-one years, and that he Is or would be an elector of ths county at the next ensuing election. i.

In all other case, upon the affidavit of the party that he Is or will be an elector of the county at the next succeeding election. Buch affidavit must be made before the county clerk or officer charged with the registration of or their deputy. If any eleetor Is absent from the county In which he claims residence, may appear before any Judge or clerg of any i n- nntar- mihllc. nr 1 lr. a foreign country, before any minister, consul or vice-consul of the United States, snd make and subscribe en affidavit as to bis residence, specifying In what ward or precinct he claims residence; that he will be necessarily and unavoidably absent from said county, or city and county, on all the days allowed by law for general registration of electors, and Betting forth In iuch affidavit each and all the matters renulred by section one thousand and ffi7-l of the Political Cod.

of the State of California, and forward such af- I aknva fldavlt, iwiy luiiiiroiiioit" mall, enclosed 1n an envetope, addressed to the county clerk of any county, or the res-lstrnr of voters In any city and county. Pnon receipt of such affidavit by such or registrar of vot.rs within th. time allowed by law for registration, it hall entitle the name of such elector to entered by the clerk in the proper register In such precinct. 6 In every case the affidavit of the party must show all the facts required to be stated In the entry on the register, except the date cf the entry. Further notice Is hereby given that af-.

fldavits of registration must be sworn to before the County Clerk or hi deputise and that they cannot, owing to the pro- visions of the- reglstration law, be sworn, before any other officer. i th nfflce of the County Clerk wilt be open for registration until further notice from 9 o'clock a. m. until 6 o'clock p. of each day, except Saturdays, on whlch das-M of flee will clftse at II o'clock Dated: aiarcn JOHN P.

cook (SEAL) County Clerk. Poll Ta)i Notice Office of the Assessor of Ala-; mecia uouniy. Oakland, March 11, 1911. Notice; Is hereby Klven that the State Poll Tax of two dollars for the year 1911 In now dun and navable at the Assessor's office, 'room one. Court Mouse, or to a Deputy Assessor.

Section 38J9 of thr Polltlcat Code reads as folio Every male Inhabitant of the State over twenty-one and under sixty years sti sge, except paupers, Insane persons and Indians, must annually pay a Poll Tax of two dollars, provided the same be paid Between the i r-' i i It I MJ IL. rirsi Monciay in iviaiuu unu me first Monday in August. fhen it shall three 'dollsrs. Section .1846 of the Political Code makes It thedutv of the Assessor to demand Poll Tax of -every person liable therefor, snd on tho neglect or refusal of such person to pay, he must collect by selsure and' ale of any personal property owned by such person. I nder Sections tzy unu i jo every personr who refuses to give his own name or of any person In his employ, or who In any manner obstructs the Assessor or any of his deputies In the collection of the State Poll Tax, Is guilty nf a misdemeanor, and liable to a line of $600 or imprisonment In the County JalL or both ucb fine and imprisonment.

Only those persons under twenty-one or over sixty years of aice are exempt. Poll tax musi paiu on asinanu. C. r. HORNER, Assessor ot Alameda Count, Oakland.

California. 4 ES Friendship of Warden and 0d-die Ends With Broken Engagement. CARSON, March The controversy in progress between gov ernor Tasker L. Oddle and uaKer, waraen or tne state which is before the prison directors, may be founded on other than stated reasons according to rumor. Oddle charges Baiter with extravagance in running the prison.

The entire matter Is shrouded In mystery. Baker was made warden by the votes of his brother, Cleve Baker, the state attorney general. Secretary of State Brodlgan stood out against Baker. Until a few months ago there was a most friendly feeling existing between the governor and the Baker family. The announcement was made that Oddle was going to marry Mrs.

Dale Hartley Baker, sister-in-law of the warden. Later the engagement was broken off. Then the governor requested Baiter's resignation. ARE MI HERE Headquarters Opened and the Petitions Are Being Prepared. "Robert La Follette for President" campaign headquarters have been opened In the Commercial building, Twelfth and Broadway, Room 314, and local supporters In the sixth congressional district for the Wisconsin senator are there preparing petitions for his nomination in the presldcntal primaries.

The headquarters are In charge of Charles Quayle and W. W. Crlbbens, delegates on this ticket for the sixth district. Crlbbens, who Is also a member of the state executive committee, and others In -charge of the campaign of La Follette, are now arranging for his appearance here within the next two weeks, when he will deliver several addresses In the district. It Is hoped to have at least one of these held In the (Jreek theater at Berkeley.

In speaking of the plans of the La Follette supporters this morning, Crlbbens said: "The local partisans for La Follette are strong In their faith In him and in the Independent progressive voters. We have nothing but censure, for Roosevelt but believe that the victory of La Follette over Roosevelt In North Dakota Is indicative of our success over the latter throughout the country." Crlbbens leaves the latter part of the week for the Orient, but will return in time-for the convention. In his absence George F. Witter will take charge of Crlbbens' campaign work. Alameda Banker to Submit the Proposal to City Council Tonight.

ALAMEDA, March 28. S. E. Bid die vice-president and manager of tne Citizens' National BanTt, will bud-mit to the city council next Tuesday night an offer to take over the city electrio light plant for a term of ten years. Blddle offers to reduce the light rate to consumers from 7 cents to 6 cents per kilowatt hour.

At. the end 0f ten years 'he offers to return the plant to the city in as good or better condition than when It was turned over to him. Blddle makes this offer in an effort to defeat the proposed bond Issue of $200,000 to be voted on next month and most of which Is planned for "the electric light plant improvement. T. H.

Adams who has been connected lth private electric concerns for several years is associated with Biddle -in the offer to take over the plant. ALAMEDA WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN BED ALA SlEDA, March 28. Mrs, Augusta Rlchter, widow of the late Herman Rlchter, was found dead In he'd yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Gotsteln at 736 Lincoln avenue.

Mrs. Rlchter was in her usual health when she-went ta -bed the night previous. She was 74 years of age and a native of Germanjv Heart trouble is supposed to ha caused her death. This Will Stop four Cough in a Hurry Save 12 by Making this Conga Syrup at Home. This recipe makes a pint of better cough ayrup than you could buy ready toiade for $2.60.

A few doses usually conquer the moat obstinate cough stops even whooping cough quickly. Simple as it is, no better remedy can be had at any price. Mix one pint of jrranulated sugar with pint of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 24 ounces of Pinex (fifty cents' worth) in-a pint bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. It has a pleasant taste, and lasts a family a long time.

Take a teaspoonfut every one, two or three hours. You can feel this take bold of a cough in a way that means business. Has a Rood tenio effect; braces up the appetite, and is slightly laxative, too. which is helpful. A handy remedy for hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, asthma and all throat and lung troubles.

The effect of nine on the membranes Is well known. Pinex is the most 'valuable concentrated compound of Norwegian white pine extract, and is rich in guaiaeol and. all the natural healing pine elements. Other preparations will not work in this formula. This Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe has attained great popularitf throughout the United States and Canada.

It has often been Imitated, though never successfully. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, bops, with this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or will get It for vou. If not, send to 'h Pine Co, ft, Wayne, lad- El FOLLETTE MEN WOULD TAKE OVER CITY LIEHT PLANT Tetrazzini to Appear in Good Friday Production in the Greek Theater. Th wuslo and dramatic committee the University of California announces that the seat sale for the coming presentation of Rossini's oratorio "fitabat Mater'1 will begin at the several box offices tomorrow, morning.

Director Paul Stelndorff Is making splendid headway In the thorough drilling of his huge choruses and orchestra and Is fully prepared to stage the most pretentious production of Rossini's work that has ever been attempted. The presence of the Tetras-zlnl, ns leading soloist In the coming Good Friday program at the Greek theater, a week from tomorrow aftnoon, Will StSmn thin the rn.nct Imnnriant presentation of the "Stabat Mater" that (ims ever neen made. The diva will sing inn ana Jnnammatus" as only she can sing it, and In addition will be heard In the Immortal "Ave Maria" bv Gounod. This year the Berkeley Oratorio Society, the Wednesday Morning club and the San Francisco Choral club will furnish at least 250 of their best singers, there will he an orchestra of over sixty, and the soloists will Include Mrs. Grace Iavld Northrup.

Mrs. Carrol Nicholson, Henry Perry and Tetraizlnl, so the increased Interest In the coming affair Is easily apparent. Activity Displayed Among the Salmon Vessels in Local Harbor. Tor the purpose Of receiving general overhauling, the North Pacific river fernr steaer Requa, which Is used by the company to convey passengers: fietween Sau-salito and Tlburon, was brought In under tow yesterday afternoon and tied up at a berth alongside, the Standard Gas Engine Compnny's wharf In East Oakland. When the Requa leaves the local yards she will be practically a new craft.

Among the arrivals on this side today was the American-Hawaiian freighter Ne-vadan from Seattle. The vessel arrived yesterday from the north and after picking up freight on the San Francisco side of the bay steamed over to this side this morning and tied up at Long wharf, where she is taking on a 1000-ton cargoi The freighter is scheduled to sail tomorrow for Salina Cruz. PACKERS ACTIVE. Considerable activity was in evidence this morning among the packers of the salmon fleet laying up oft East Oakland. The bark Emily F.

Whitney left the. inner harbor this morning in tow of tho Red-stack Company's tugs Sea Lark and Sea Prince for the San Francisco side, where she will supplies and cnnerv hands for the north. The -barkenttne Centennial of the Alaska Packer Association fleet went on the ways of the United Engineering Works this morning to be put In readiness for the fishing season. Although it was at first thought that the bark Pactolus would be sent to Australia for a coal cargo It now develops that the American bark has been chartered by a "San Francisco concern to carry supplies to Bristol bay. The windjammer is at the United Engineering Works being overhauled.

The steam schooner Point Arena, which for the past few months has been occupying a berth on the mudflats off East Oakland, was shifted over to the Folsom No. 2 wharf on the San Francisco side by the Otfkland Launch Tugboat Company this morning. She will be engaged for the coast lumber trade route. The HammoniJ lumber carrier Ravalli, Captain Nelson, arrived yesterday from Eureka and tied up at Long wharf. Vessels at Long wharf today Included the steam schooners Casco, Captain Jaeobsen, after cement for Astoria and Carlos.

Captain Patersen, after cement for Astoria and Portland, and the Daisy Mitchell, discharging lumber. The Pacific Coast steamer City of Topeka, Captain Glelow, from Eureka, arrived late today at Long wharf with a lumber cargo. Fruitvale Merchant, Opposed to Oscillatory Exercise, Has RoamerArrested. "My wife Is the best looking woman In Fruitvale, and I am particular who I kiss." This was the excuse furnished by M. V.

Bolz, a merchant at 3S20 Fourteenrn street, when asked for a kiss hy Mamie Selgler, a pretty Gipsy fortune teller, one of a band camping near Fruitvale avenue. The woman Insisted on getting her kiss, and while Insisting managed to get a dollar of Bolz's money, according to his complaint to the police. She was arrested on a charge of pettyMarceny and fined $40 by Judge. Mortimer1 Smith thls morning. Olga Ray, another Gypsy, was arrested on a complaint sworn to by Charles Hul-hert, the Fruitvale postmaster, who stated that she and another woman stole $5 from him by similar means.

Se will come up for a hearing tomorrow. PETITION FILE! Estate Valued at $150,000 Is Disposed of in the Instrument. Petitions for the probate of the will of the late Eugene Sherwood, who died in Alameda on March last, leaving an estate valued at $150,000, was filed today fcy the HvStanley-aitd Stansfeldt Sherwood, sons of the decedent. Tho property consists of real estate In Alameda and Monterey counties, Including personal property valued at The beneficiaries are the widow, Rhoda Jane Sherwood, Eugene- Jessle Rosemary and Isabel Sherwood of Alameda, Lionel Sherwood, of San Diego and' Stanley Stansfeldt and Clarence Sherwood of Salinas. FINED $100 FOR SELLING Convicted of carrying on an Illicit trade In morphine, Henry Weltman, a druggist nf 47D1 IT.n.t EViMrte.nth atmat rn .1 nielli, nan nuni $100 this morning by Police Judge Morti mer i ne co(npiuini was sworn to bv J.

A. Macdonald of the 'statu hoard of pharmacy. 1 REAtTOSAIL KISS: TAKES COIN SHE I WILL English Coal Strikers Are to Return to Work Under Guard of Soldiers LONDON, March 28. The end of the coal strike which has so sorely affected many millions of the popu latlon of the United Kingdom in the last four weeks is believed to be' at hand. No doubt appears to exist In the minds of many people that, the ma- lorltv of the million minprs who Ipft their work March 1 are anxious to return to the pits and hen the oc casion offers will vote In favor of the proposal to resume.

Most of them, it is believed, will return to the pits immediutely, but In each district there Is a small section who oppose anv action until the vote called for on Ihe question of resumption of work or, continuance of the strike has been cast and counted. It Is these who are causing the trouble which necessitated the dls patch yesterday of troops to Chirk, In wales, where work has been proceed ing for some days in the Brynknalle collieries and to Cannock, hi the Mid lands, where efforts were made last night to prevent'the men working. Other owners are opening their mines today, and men who wish to start work will receive full protec tion from the government. In the great military camp at Aldershot, 10,000 soldiers are held in readiness to move at any- moment to any point In the country and at other military posts similar arrangements have been 1IILMOXS HALF-STARVED. More urgent even than the necessity of protecting the mines is the duty facing the country of relieving the destitution caused everywhere by the strike.

Millions are living in a state of semi-starvation In various parts of the country. The settlement can come none too soon, for, of the men, besides the miners, who have been thrown out of employment at least half do not belong to any trade nviranutlrMi rl thprnfnrA reoetvA no out-of-work benefit. In Southern Wales the distress Is becoming more terrible each day. Prices everywhere aro still rising and it is almost impossible even for those men who are receiving benefits to purchase the necessities of life. The worst famine spot In the whole Country exists In the potteries 'districts vVilch compose the towns Stoke-TMion-Trent, Hanley, Longton, Bur-iffem, Tunstell, and Newcastle-under-Tyne.

One of the doctors engaged in the work of relief yesterday came across three persons there dying of itarvatlon. 7 STEAMERS LAID VP, On the river Tyne, whose surface is usually covered with vessels coming In or going out, no fewer than 132 steamers are laid up, and In addition to the miners there are 40,000 men unemployed. The condition of things has brought about a serious split in the ranlts of tfcie labor party and has strained the iMatlons between the miners and jllher trade unionists. It was only in 1909 that the miners Joined the labor party, they having always maintained their own representatives in parliament and there is now a likelihood that they will again separate. Several Socialist members of the House of Commons announced today they will speak In various parts of the eountry during the week end in favor of the government minimum wage bill.

ADVISES ACCEFTAXCE. LONDON, March 28. Premier As-qulth Issued an appeal to the mincers of Great Britain today to accept the minimum wage bill, which, he ald, would effect largely what they fought for. The premier made this appeal in a speech to the Liberal members of the House of Commons. PASS WAGE BILL.

LONDON, March 28. The House of Lords passed the miners' minimum wage bill today without debate. Jt has now only to receive the royal assent Have You a Bad BacK? prlve away your Backache, get today a package of Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf for the kidneys and correcting that lame, sore and all unstrung feeling of the nerves. If your kidneys act too frequently, or action Is painful and scanty, Aro- I TA.f 4. His Kn, I ulator.

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la ly for the production of fine fruits and especially apples. The soil is a sandy loam of rich sediment character and eRslly wnrkd. Our farms are but ton minutes from Santa Rosa, In a settled community, good neighbors; school, church and stores nearby. $100 will start you on acres. Join one of our Sunday excursions and see the Plymouth Poultry Farm.

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