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MONDAY EVENING- OAKLAND TRIBUNE. AUGUST 7, 1911. 3 OHEAKSPOT ADORATION SERVICE AT ST. ANDREWS I ETP'nET) o) "'r r9 I lno) P'-r'l Your Hair Can Be Long, Luxuriant and Glorious. Let os help you attain a lux-i urlant, healthy, beautiful head of hair.

Take our advice, try a bottle -f Parry's Hair Tonic and Dan- draff Remedy. "6 This tonic costs only 60c, but ev- ery bottle is worth a fortune to your head. Cleans the scalp, feeds the pores, renews life in partly dead hair roots and enables a new growth to appear. Eradicates dandruff and keeps it away. Don't hesitate.

Don't take chances. Use a bottle at my risk, and if you are not entirely satisfied. I will refund every cent ycjb paid for it. There isn't anything better and I know of nothing so good. Phone me now before you forget it.

and I'll deliver a bottle to your door. 'Price, cents a bottle. I. M. PARKY.

Mfg. -737' Telegraph Avenue, corner 24tl Phones Oakland 3374; Home A-3021 11) I I I I BERKELEY'S RELIABLE DRUG STORES. Off FOR YOUR VACATION Don't forgret to take alons a. bottle of Caldccott's Poison Oak Remedy PRICE 256 BOTTLE. For aale at Caldecott's Pharmacy Ash by Station, Berkeley.

Phonee Pacific, Berkeley 1387; Home F-1887. Dyed At home: Wool, silk, cotton or mixed goods; all dyed with the same package of DY-O-LA dyes; satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded by Jewell's Pharmacy Corner 51st St. and Telegraph Oakland, Cal. Phone Piedmont 1947. ntHjaijiiinnn) MUELLER'S PHARMACY FRED'K.

A. MUELLER, Prop. PRESCRIPTIONS OtJR SPJECIAIFY. Deutsche Apotheke KODAKS, DEVEIiOFIXG AND PRINTING Atomizers, Perfume and Medicinal Both Phones Berkeley 1534 Home F-1534 2129 UNIVERSITY Corner Shattuck where all cars stop. 5 .10 5 Cloves Ill iii fifii mm "Mi Hi! 11V iii! Formula For Catarrh of Nose and Throat The formula published in this issue is a catarrh remedy to be used in an atomizer.

The ingredients used produce a healing- effect on the irritated membranes of-the nose and throat and restore them to their normal condition. When the head is stopped up and breathing becomes difficult, nothing can reach the base of this trouble to better advantage than a spray used in an atomizer. Securing medicine for the spray that, is both healing and antiseptic is very necessary. This formula contains volatile oils and antiseptics and when properly com- pounded makes a solution which is highly antiseptic and healing. FORM LA Catarrh Most Oakland People Have a Weak Part and Too Often it's the Back.

-has a weak root. Too often It's a bad back. Twinges follow every sudden twist. Dull aching keeps up, day and night. 'Tell you the kidneys need help Por backache la really kidney-ache.

A kidney cure Is what you need. Kidney Pills help sick kidneys. For backache and urinary Ills. Oakland people recommend the remedy. Mrs.

Julius Redo, 1328 Fortieth avenue, Oakland, says: "During Jthe summer of 1907 white living: In Vat-'lejo, -I gave a public statement telling- of jmy experience with Doan'g Kidney Pills. II had tried various remedies in an endeavor to free myself of a persistent, dull ache in the small of my back which jbothred me mostly when I was on my feet. In addition to this, I had trouble from the kidney secretions and my condition in general gave evidence that my 'kidneys were at fault. Using Kidney Pills as directed, the pain in my back was completely removed and my fkldneys were restored to a normal condition. I can say that my cure has been jpemcanent.

I have advised the use of Doan's Kidney Pills on a number of oc-'casions and they have always given en-itlre satisfaction." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Buffalo, New Tork, jadle agents for the United States. Remember thai name Doan's and take no other. PRIEST MAY DIE FROM ACCIDENT San Jose Pastor Collides With Street Car While Riding Bicycle.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 7. -Rev. Father Charles T. Greenwood, recently transferred to St.

Joseph's church In this city from Santa Barbara, was very seriously hurt yesterday" morning when the bicycle the was riding was hit by a car of the (Blossom route at Park avenue and Orchard street. The car and the bicyclist came together with a thud, and Father 'Greenwood was throan back from the car with a serious gash over the right eye, another under the eye, and with his nose badly bruised. The Injured man was carried to the Emergency Hospital, where it was found necessary to take several stitches In the wounds about the eye. "Whether or not there are any Internal Injuries or the bleeding from the nose will prove i serious has not yet been ascertained. The view, both on Park avenue and street, Is obscured by trees and by buildings, and neither the bicyclist nor the motorman could see the other until an instant before the accident occurred.

Father Greenwood arrived in SJan Jose Saturday from Santa Barbara. SOCIALISTS WAR SCOUTS Declare Movement a Menace to Labor in Times of Violence. BALTIMORE, Aug. 7. The Maryland branch of the socialist party is about to 'launch' a campaign against the existence of the Boy Scouts, which it condemns as an organisation that will prove harmful to laboring classes.

Two reasons are set forth for this action. One Is that the organisation was imported from Europe and the othor that the knowledge of warfare the boys learn from drills would make It possible for them to Interfere with workmen on strike. REPORTER DROWNS IN TRYING TO SAVE GIRL SAN DIEGO, Aug. 7. In an attempt to save, the life of twelve-year-old Dorothy McGrew, daughter of C.

A. McGrew, who was being carried out to sea In La Julia surf yesterday, Cecil R. KJarberg risked "his own Ufa and was -drowned. Other bathers sought to rescue the struggling pair and succeeded In saving Miss McGrew, but the swift rush of water tore Karberg from the grasp of those who sought to rescue him and he was carried far out Into the ocean. Karberg was 20 years old, and a reporter on the San Diego Sun.

He came her a month ago from the Los Angeles Record. Previously he had worked On the' Inland Herald of Spokane, where blfi family resides. Kar-fcerg's body has not been recovered, but expected' to be washed ashore' In a day or two. 11 STANFORD PROFESSOR ACCEPTS EASTERN CHAIR ON BOY Family Drug Needs Our Specialty at LOWEST PRICES Consistent with Quality JACKSON BROS. 1173 MARKET COR.

14TH ST. 1615 BROADWAY (Key Route Inn) Normal Pharmacy A. Forneris Ce. 879 Washington Street COHXER EIGHTH Telephone Oakland 2550 Home A-454? You may be looking for Drug- Quality or Conscientious Service or Lowest Price. Any one of these features may be your first consideration.

You will receive all three of these features from us with each and every purchase. I. TOMINER Druggist and Stationer, 7TH AND MARKET STS. The troubles and inconveniences produced by der anged blood conditions become most prevalent at this season. Overcome them by taking Taylor's Blood Purifier Prepared ONLY by Taylor Drug Co.

R. J. TAYLOR San Pablo Ave. and 40th St. Oakland, Cal.

Phone Piedmont 1914 i i Phenol Tincture Iodine crakers Catarrh Medicine 1.00 PER BOTTLE A highly efficient prenaratlcln composed of powerful but harni-lese antiseptics positively' kill the germ that causes Catarrh and heals the inflamed 'raucous membranes, thereby restoring nasal- passage to their normal healthy -condition. Recent rases bff Catarrh yield to Craker's Catanrn Medicine in' a very shoort tims.i Cases of several months' standi nig require longer- treatment. Be pert slstent in the use of this modl-clne and you will be delighted; with the results. 1 THE AVENUE DRUG STOISjE R. J.

CRAKJECR 1 03 1 San Pablo "Avenue Oor. KUtoa St. OAXLA3TD, CAXj HI mSJHMIBSi i VU1M1V 00 4sV I i ft CONEY'S PHARMACY! 1766 SEVENTH ST.r Oakland, CaL Coney's Beef. Iron and Wine This preparation contains 20 of alcohoL 1 H- It is a palatable combination of extract' of beef, citrate of iron and sherry wine. DOSE For adults taMespoo nful between meals or when suffering from fatigue or exhaustion.

Sutherland's Pharmacy ENCTNAIi AND SHERMAN1 ALAMEDA, CAXi. DRUGS OF QUALITY Telephones Alameda S36 and 337 Prompt Delivery Front .7:30 a. m. to 9 p. in.

Prescriptions Our Specialty Highland Drug Store W. FOX, Prop. E. 14th St. and 85th Ave.

ELMHURST; Phone Elmhurst 641. The Cot Rate Druggist Some of our prices: Castoria, regular price 35c -25c A i loffistine, regrular price 50c i orced durable Hot Water Bottle, $1.50 value, this month QS. Philip It pays you well to bring yonir family recipes and prescriptions to os to fill. If we cannot All It right will not fill it at all. Our prescription department is unexelled.

5 I i Phone Merritt 737 Prescri ptionPharmacists I- Save Money Avoid Pain Tectfr Extracted Vithout Paid Easiest and Best PainleM Kstractors In Oakland SPECXALi TUrXIL. AUGUST 8f. SET OK TKKTH S.I0 S2K cm) a 2.inI GOU FILT.rVGS fl.00 SIIVKR FJ IXIXGS BRID-3C WOKK Teetb extracted Free when teeth 20-Tcar Guarantee wltii all work. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1155'4 WASHINGTON; T. HOtins Week -days, ta B.

Sundays, to ta B. WESTERN PACIFIC mm i 1 Third Washington StSe Oakland Station Lea. ArrtT. a. St.

Harwird. Pleaaantoa LlTrair, Stocfctoa. iibhio, Salt tfc and polnta Caat ......9:23 it, p.m. Hi ward. Ileiug KJIm.

UT.ror' and Stock- I too 10:09 a. hi. BwlB. Jlfwtrl. Pleaaantoa.

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citfy tick kt OFFica Ptiitnn: Oak 11? and Hem. A JKTX Itet aJ 4th OaKiaaik Classified Ads in THE TRIEi- Philip 15 grains Petrolatum sufficient to make six ounces Sol. Spray in the nose every two or three hours Forty Hours of Ceremony Be gins Impressively at Cath-. olic Church. With Impressive ceremony forty hours adoration commenced yesterday morning after high mass In St.

Andrew's church. Thirty-sixth and Adeline streets. Hsv. rather J. p.

Qulnn, pastor of the church, celebrated the mass and preached the sermon. At the conclusion of the mass, a pre cession was formed by the Children of Mary and the school children. The lal ter were clothed In white, with wreaths which fastened the tulle veils to the hair, They scattered flowers In the path of the host, which was carried around the church under a silken canopy, preceded by acolytes carrying lighted candles and swinging thuribles of Incense. The closing feature was the presenta tion of the sacrament on the high altar In the midst of flowers and candles, where it will remain until; the closing mass of the devotion on Tuesday morning, when, with another procession. It will be deposited In the sanctuary.

Devotions will be held this evening, when Rev. Father Charles Baschab of St. Francis de Sales church will deliver the sermon. CAR HITS AUTO; 2 DIE. 8 HURT Sunday Outings Claim Usual Toll of Death and Maimed.

new BEDFORD, Aug. 7. Two girls were killed and eight other persons were hurt, some of them seriously, when an automobile containing six children and two men dashed Into an electric car the Fair Haven bridge tonight. The conductor and motorman of the trolley oar are among those injured. CHICAGO, Aug.

7. Nine persons were injured late yesterday when the auto mobile In which they were riding over turned at Fox Lake. Two of the Injured were babies, and one was a 5-year-old girl. All except a chauffeur were mem bers of the family of L. A.

Sweetman of this city. The (injuries to Mr. and Mrs. Sweetman and 'to one of the babies were serious. Nine other persons were injured when an automobile, driven by Louis Morgan-stein here, was struck by a street car.

In the latter car also was a baby and a 5-year-old girl. HOLD-BE SUICIDE DIES HERO'S DEATH Valleio Barber Plunges Into Water to Save Life of Excursionist. VALLEJO, Aug. 7. Robert Robelsky, a barber, after several unsuccessful attempts to commit suicide, met his death here last night by drowning In an effort to save Frank Becker, an employe of the Mare Island navy yard.

Robelsky was one of a party of twenty excursionists who left here yesterday morning on a steam launch for a trip to Ophelia Grove on the Napa river. He complained of feeling dissatisfied with life and had to be restrained several times from Jumping overboard. The excursion appeared to restore the spirits of Robelsky. When the launch was passing, the old terro-cotta works three miles north of "Vallejo, Becker accidentally fell over board. Robelsky immediately plunged overboard to rescue him.

He sank from sight while making for Becker, who was rescued by other members of the party, FIRST AMERICAN BORN IN CALIFORNIA DIES SAN JOSE. Aug. 7. William E. Moultrey, the first white child of Amer ican parents born in California, died yesterday morning at the home of his parents.

64 St. Mary's street. Moultrey was a son of Riley Moultrey, who headed the party which went to the relief of the historic Donner party In the winter, or is7. lie was Dorn in Santa Clara Mission, where the JTamily had gone in the fall of 1847 for safety from disturbances growing out of the Mexican var. The elder Moultrey came to this State In 1846 on an exploring trip.

He returned to the East and married at St. Joseph. and then came hack to California in 1847 with a considerable party of venturesome' people. Mrs. Moultry is stljl living and tells interesting stories of: her early experiences here.

SEEKS SUICIDE IX IiEAjP. LONG BEACH, Aug. 7. A crowd of nearly a thousand persons stood dumb, horrified and helpless at First and Pine streets here yesterday watching with fascinated eyes the irresolute motions of a demented man who threatened each second to hurl himself from the top of the six-story First National Bank building to the The lunatic was Jesse Milstedt. living on Lime avenue, Iong Beach.

He repeated his threats a dozen times before Patrolmen McCowan and Snow could climb cautiously to the roof and seize him from behind. He was removed to the county hospital. THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER. Thirty years of association think of it. How the merit of a good thing stands out in that time or the worthlessness of a bad one.

So there's' no guesswork in this evidence of Thos. Ariss, Concord, who writes: I have used Dr. King's New Discovery for 30 years, and It's the best cough and cold cure I ever Once It finds entrant in you can't pry it Many families have used it forty years. It's the most In fallible throat and lung medicine on earth. Unequaled for la grippe, asthma, hay fever, croup, quinsy or sore lungs.

Price 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Osgood Bros. Anything: delivered anywhere at any time without extra charge drops drops drops iiii I where this formula can be ac- i page which is most, con ii fiiBiii Phones Piedmont 159, Home H-6581 Alcatraz Pharmacy Phone your wants and we deliver CHAS. McMURRAN, Manager.

COR. ALCATRAZ and TELEGRAPH Oakland, Cal. I Full line of Arch Remedies. Ye Liberty tickets for sale here. I Money orders issued.

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PANAMA-PACIFIC LAUNDRY CO-, 1734 FKbert. OaK. 2SE2. A23E2. Oil of Hi I A reliable drug store has jr- curately and carefully filled.

venient to your address. Phone Oakland 2586, Home A-121'5 prescriptions' CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED The Arcade Pharmacy TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY AND A LINE OF DRUGGIST DRIES FRANK M. TEASS TWENTIETH STREET, At San Pablo and Grove, -Oakland, Cal. SENIOR PRESIDENT SUGGESTS CHANGE HOWARD SARGEANT, pres ident of the low semor class of the Oakland High School. Howard Sergeant, the newly elected president of the low senior class of tbo Oakland High school, assumed his duties last week, when Tie suggested many changes for the organization.

He will be assisted in the affairs of the class by Miss Helen Brech, vice-president; Miss Norman Dearborn, secretary; Carl Pedlar, MM Menthol Thymol Liquid M. Fl. Sig. OAKLAMU'S BOYS been selected out of each locality Select the store represented on vmUmmmmUmm i iS 1 Mouser's Toilet 'Cream The very best for TAN and SUNBURN. No vacation complete without a bottle of this CREAM.

For Sale by Harold J. Taggart Prescription Pharmacy, 18H Telegrraph Avenue, Corner 34th. Use Your Telephone. Piedmont 1510. Home A-5809.

Piedmont 444. GEELS SENATE DEBATERS TO HOLD SECOND MEETING The second meeting of the Senate debating society will be held tomorrow af ternon in the Oakland High school. Frank Marvin, president of the 'society, will preside. A parliamentary drill will be the feature of the A series of literary programs and debates will held by the members, who represent all the classes Of the -Oakland High school. The officers of the society are: Fran 6 Marvin, Lloyd N.

Cobbledlck. vice-president; Ferdinand Claudius, see retary; Martin Benzine, treasurer; Chester IDe Lancey. students' council representative, and Harold Nold. sergent-at-arms. The Ecclesia, the society.

meet today with a large attendance. I treasurer; Archibald McDonald, sergeant-at-arms. The official school publication. The Aegis, will appear for the first time this year September 4. It will be edited by Harod Wadsworth, and Learner will act as the business manager.

A number of prizes will be awarded for the cleverest stories, magazine cover and frontispiece. this I STANFORD UNTVERSITT. Au. 7. i Professor A.

A. who or the i past five years has been head of the I economics department, has resigned 'ib position to become head of the eco-4. "nomles department -in "Washington St. Louis. Stanford, in tos-f (ng Young, is parting with i one of her mojt otel men.

He Is On of the most prominent economists of the younger school and is an" authority on many government statistical questions. "For the past eight years he has been employed as Government statistician -In connection with his college work, i fi (1 1r Author ievvrft! namnhTt vvi economic Questions. He is also. editor rf the Economic Review. Professor A.

II S. Jonnson of the University of -Chicago SENATOR PAGE TO WORK TOR BOY SCOUTS There has been rejoicing among the scouts since the announcement by the of' ficials of the J3oy Scouts Association of America, to the effect that United States Senator Carroll S. Page has stamped the seal of his approval on the' scout movement, declaring that It will eventually be sanctioned by congress. Senator Page publicly stated that the boy scout work Is leading In line of educational work and character building which is gaining recognition in all parts Before becoming interested In the Boy fc ti.l made a. study of the methods educating boys and girls in different countries and now has intro duced a bill in Congress to provide for the co-operation of the Federal government with the States, in encouraging Instruc tion In agriculture, trades, 'industries and home economics in secondary schools, state normal schools, colleges and universities.

Such a bill would 1 call for an appropriation of millions of dollars. The leaders of the Boy Scouts of America and Senator Page will doubtless cooperate in working for this bill because they feel that the Boy Scout principles are along the Upe3 cf tb.a measure. will succeed Professor Toung here. i MORDKIN WILL TEACH NEWPORT TO DANCE NEWPORT, R. Aug.

7. Mlkail Mordkln, the Russian dancer, is to give dancing lessons in Newport before he begins his regular- season this fall. The "Russian Apollo" will introduce to Newport society folk, and thus to the country, the "Mordkin waltz." It Is nrodtrtitil that this wntx wilst is in such contrast to the slow melan- cnoly ballroom dancing now In voue. will next winter nave -vogue of the "Merry "Widow" waltz itself. It will be at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Perbroke Jones, Sherwood lodpe, that Mordkln will Erst show America waltz. UND pay big returns. I.