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WEDNESDAY EVENING mm mtixt OAKLAND TRIBUNE AUGUST 81, 1910. BOURBONS REJECT SUFFRAGE PLANK I ON THE PUR CHASE OF A Democratic County Convention STOVE OR GOUC Ends Session After Sharp Debate. MILLINERY GRAND OPENING SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. The ad by taking advantage of these three extraordinary specials, priced so low that you will walk that short block from Broadway and get acquainted with the BUSEY-MIHAN FURNITURE CO.

journed session of the Democratic coun ty convention came to a close last night. There was a warm and acrimonious dis cussion over the question of woman suffrage when some of the delegates sought to incorporate a plank on the subject in the platform. Handy $250 The plank was rejected by a vote of Couch FALL AND WINTER SEASON 1910-11 1654 to 1154- The convention elected 106 delegates to the Democratic State convention which is to be held in Stockton Monday next, -Indorsed Sidney M. Van Wyck for chairman of the Democratic county central committee and selected a Democratic county central THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST Size 2x6 feet Strong and exceptionally well built. Comfortable because of its good upholstering and selected spiral springs- Useful on many occasions, especially when that unexpected guest arrives.

committee consisting of one hundred men. It also adopted declarations in favoT of the national and local policies as FAVOR POLICIES. Support of the Democratic national and state platforms as heretofore adopted. Reduction of the present high Republi can tariff, which has increased the cost of living. More complete regulation of railroad EXCLUSIVE PARIS TvlODELS ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF AMERICAN MODELS INCLUDING CREATIONS BY THE WHITE HOUSE FRENCH DESIGNER rates and capitalization.

Enforcement and strengthening of the laws against trusts. Sanitary Couch 3 Solid metal frame, strong and rigid; to width of ordinary double bedi stout wire fabric supported by oil-tempered springs makes it as comfortable as the best'uo- Conservation of the national resources. Prohibition of Asiatic immigration. Election of United Stares senators by direct vote of the people. An improved direct primary law.

Full recognition of Panama-Pacific in ternational exposition at San Francisco and state taxes for. its benefit. jr holstered mattress. Easily I jjjjjfr'ft, nifaifiniiii.iiii-i i mir iin urn r- 1 cleaned every part accessible. MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES i' I FEATHERS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Universal $11 7 An effective employers' liability law.

We indorse the following local policies: Destruction of the Southern Pacific political machine. Water front and all state institutions to be taken out of politics and economically administered. The betterment of highways, rivers and harbe'rs and the Issuance of bonds for the harbors of San Francisco and San Diego and for the purchase of Islais basin, as now proposed. The upbuilding in every way of the school system in all its branches. The executive management of the schools of San Francisco should be conducted by the board of education.

Nonpartisan election of judges. Removal of the party circle from the ballot and the restoration of the Australian ballot. Reform of the criminal procedure, so t. SUTTER. GRANT AVE.

ahd POST SAN FRANCISCO dteei otove Including Setting Up This stove has given particular satisfaction, owing to the quick results obtained in cooking and baking, resulting in a big economy of fuel. Oven bottom cannot warp, owing to reinforced construction and bracing. Flues thoroughly lined with' "as2 bestos millboard. Spring balanced: oven door and other up-to-date features too hu-rmerous to describe here. that the guilty may be promptly punished 1 MADE THE SULT, GRANTS- NON-SUIT 1 and the innocent speedily acquitted and technicalities abolished.

Establishment of a state reformatory for first offenders. The indeterminate franchise in the matter of city railways and all other public utilities on the plan now in successful operation in Wisconsin. PlElSL OFTURKEY LAUGH IN DAVIS CASE 2D DOT MDwAf Court Decides in Favor of the Largest assorted line of Hair Goods and Extra -Shades, Switches, Curls, Coronet Braids, etc. Garcinettis, Famous in Oriental Court, Are With Barnum and Bailey Show. Defendants; Land Was Contended for.

MIHAN MJSRY Wigs and Toupees SHOWING ACTIVITY Holding that plaintiff had absolutely failed to established hia right to the property, Superior Judge Harris yesterday granted a nonsuit in the case of Use Your Credit It applies on these specials. Use Your Credit Enjoy your purchase while paying for it. furniture Company George W. Davis against Spauldlng and of! Made to Order Finest line of hand perfumes, soaps and toilet articles. Latest in Dressing, Shampooing, Manicuring, etc.

469 14th Street Phones Oakland 316; A-1749 about seventy-five others to quiet title to more than one hundred lots located Producers Give No Signs Letting Up; New Ones Coming in One Block from 14th and Broadway. 224-226 San Pablo Ave. above the north arm of Lake Merritt. The ruling was made In the presence of a courtroom full of interested attorneys and clients. Following the nonsuit Judge Harris gave each of the defendants an oppor tunity to ask for the affirmation of hia Announce Examination for Federal Labor title to his individual holding, where such relief was prayed for.

A majority WHEN IN LOS ANGELES STOP AT THE of the property owners had failed to ap There are two clowns with the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth who have made the Sultan of Turkey laugh. They are the famous Garcinettis, quite as in Europe and Asia as Francis Wilson, Eddie Foy or Harry Lauder in America. For Ave years they were the royal rib-ticklers in the Persian court. It is said the was Inconsolable whn they left him to make, their first tour of America. There are fifty clowns with the Barnum and.

Bailey show. They are all famous exponents of the ancient and honorable profession of spreading the gospel of sunshine. There are the two Geromeg, German pantomimists; Dan Winslow, of famous Drury Lane; Sam Bennet, the English Dick Ford, the Champs Elysees gense d'arms; Dan Darling, the Australian chump; Rossi, the Venetian pickle-herring; Harry Clemence, the Yankee skylarker; Will Scott, the Highland cuss; Al Olifant, the French cut-up; Will Hill, the Ticcadilly Punch; Jim Robinson, the Irish Happy-Jack; Duval, the Parisian sprite; La Pearl, the American vaudeville clown, and Mcintosh, the burlesque Scotch bagpiper. Care and- trouble take to the woods before the trend of this merry expedition. Their fun is spontaneous and compelling.

It is the pure essence of wholesome comedy. There are no cheap horseplay or coarse suggestion about It. Their ply for this relief, proceeding in their defense on the ground that a decision against plaJntifT, or the granting of a nonsuits would in itself be sufficient Hotel 18-Y ear-Old Boy Jailed as Runaway SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. Policeman Slattery of the harbor station, boarded, the steamer General- Frisbie at 11 o'clock last night and arrested William Fox, an 18-year-old lad, who had run away from his home in Vallejo.

The boy's father telephoned to the police, within ten minutes after the General Frisbie had sailed from the Vallejo dock, and Fox had not a chance of escape; "3 A 9 I a Leaves Home for Ten Minutes, Robbed SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. Edward C. Mitchell, a barber, was arrested this morning and placed in detinue at the Ingleside police station on complaint of Mrs. M.

Nickels, of 1122 Capital avenue. She asserts that, she left her home for about ten minutes to call on a neighbor, and on returning saw Mitchell near the house. She then discovered that two watches an da chain had been taken from-her bedroom, and declares that it was impossible that anyone else could have committed th" theft. The "United States board of labor employment, with headquarters In the post-office building at San Francisco. California, announces sn examination for the grade of unskilled laborers (male and female to be held on October 6.

1910. for the purpose of establishing a register to fill vacancies in federal offices in the City of Oakland. California-Application blanks and further information may be obtained from the local secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Oakland oostoffiee. CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE TRIBUNE. PAY BIO RETURNS.

European Plan $1.00 per day and up With bath $1.50 up Mod era to Priced Caf Unexcelled Cuisine Centrally Located 109 Roomi with Bath guarantee of their title to the holdings. OUTCOME OF SALES. The suit Instituted Davis was the outcome of sales of property made years ago by the now defunct Oakland Prospect Homestead Association, of which plaintiff's now deceased, was one of the principal owners and a director. Title to the property was left in a complicated tangle when the corporation -went out of business, almost forty years ago, and as time wore on the individual-owners ceased to have it cleared. About six months ago Davis appeared in court with his suit, claiming the property after having fenced it in without warning, on the ground that he was the holder of tax titles and as claimant by heritage through his father's interest in the Oakland Prospect Homestead Association.

At the conclusion of yesterday's proceedings Davis gave notice of appeal from the nonsuit entered by Judge Harris. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31. The East Midway district is showing much activity, with the Pyramid oil company and the Honolulu Consolidated as the largest operators. On sections 18, 20 and 30-32-25 the Pyramid oil company has erected in all ten derricks.

Well No. 1 has been started on section 18 and has now reached a depth of several hundred feet. A circulation has been installed In order to cope with the water sand. On section 20 a complete rotary drilling outfit is being installed. A complete rotary rig has been installed on section 30 and drilling will be under way in a few days.

On section 24-32-24. the Honolulu Consolidated has reached a depth of approximately 2000 feet. On section 4 the Honolulu Consolidated has Just brought In a well at a depth of 2700 feet that produces from 400 to 500 barrels a day. The gas pressure is sufficient to cause the oil to flow by heads. WORK IN GUSHER BELT.

Both these companies are also operating in the gusher belt of North Midway. The Honolulu Consolidated is perforating well No. 1 on the Hawaiian property, which was drilled into the sand with a rotary and Superintendent Pollard expects it to come In as a splendid producer. No. 2, which was brought it as a gusher some time ago, is pumping and flowing at the usual rate.

Other wells are drilling on this property. On section 26-31-22, farther to the northwest, the Pyramid has reached a depth of about 1200 feet. The first oil sand was encountered at 1055 feet, but this was drilled through and will be cased off. The second sand, which is generally spoken of as the gusher sand In this part of the Midway field. droll skits and travesties are not too deep for children nor" too foolish for 4th and Main Sis.

adults. It is the delightful nonsense relished by the best of men. It Bends peo Los Angeles, Cal. ple home in a more contented frame of mind and a more hopeful angle at which P. O.

JOHNSON, Proprietor. to view the dull things of life. This circus has always dealt In origin allty. Its clowns are no small part of the entertainment. Good clowns are necessary to a good performance.

Bad clowns make a bad show and leave un SAVE MONEY AVOID PAIN Teeth Extracted Without Pain Acknowledged to be the easiest and best painlaea extractors tn Oakland. pleasant memories in the mind. These fifty giddy-gads are the committee sent down to earth by the god of laughter to operate on human emotions and teach the world to laugh. The world has been laughing ever since. fjppj Until Aug.

31st we have There is a laugh a second tucked away oeciaea to mane our Dear sets of teeth for $3. In the kinks and corners of the Interest Jail Accused Man for $218 Robbery SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. T. Lawrence Smith, of the Union Square Hotel at Sacramento, caused the arrest of Joseph Dougherty at Sutter and Mason streets yesterday, accusing him.

of having been one of two men who robbed him of jewelry to the amount of $218 several days ago. According to Dougherty, the theft occurred in a room at the Hotel Troy, 395 Eddy street, and the accused var aided, in the commission of the crime by a man known as Curley. Dougherty was placed in detinue at the city prison. ing program. Thrills and laughs do a marathon around the hippodrome track Sometimes thrills are in the lead, then lies at depth on this section of from 1700 to 1800 feet.

In this well the watef was shut off with 126-inch casing at 1025 feet. KERN RIVER FIELD. The Pyramid oil company is also op 6ET OP TEETH 22K GOLD CROWNS $3.0 GOLD FILLINGS $1.00 KIT.VKR I'lLLINGS .50 erating in the Kern river field on 40 acres which it recently purchased from theJ Prosperity oil company in section 20-28-j laughter comes in at the last lap is a nose ahead when the flag drops. When the big show comes to Oakland, at Forty-second and San Pablo, on Sunday and Monday, September 4 and 5, it will be the open season for laughter. Besides the fifty clowns there Is a company of burlesquers who perform on high wires, lofty swings and bars.

There are many clowns among the trained animals. Paula Peters' monkey and dog circus is cneof the funniest of entertainments. A wayside Inn scene, presented by a troupe of Hungarian horses, is another comedy feature, and the brass band of elephants and Berzac's comedy horses are delightful laugh producers. Fun is one of tho things that has made this circus great. This year sit is funnier than ever before.

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Well No. 1 has been cemented off and the cement is now being allowed to set. The plug will be drilled through next week and the well will be completed at a depth of from 900 to 925 feet. The Accused Shoplifters AsK Separate Trials Peter, Henry and Ella Hargens pleaded not guilty in the criminal department of the Superior Court yesterday to the charge of burglary and demanded separate trials, which was granted. Judge Brown set October 3 as the date upon which the -first case will be tried.

The trio is the shoplifters whom the police gathered in a couple of months ago, together with- a large quantity of their plunder. The specific charge upon which they will be tried in the Superior Court is that of burglarizing the store of Hale Bros. Inc. derrick and rig for well No. 2 on this property has been completed and the well MM" will be spudded in during the next two or three days.

Well No. 2 on the Santa Paula property of the Pyramid oil company has now reached a depth of about 1400 feet, with the finest showing that has been encountered on any well so far in the Santa Paula canyon. Oil has been flowing between the eight and ten inch casing at frequent intervals, and the oil that comes out in this way is of a high FIESTA CF THE DAWN Of GOLD In conjunction with the STATE FAIR SACRAMENTO. FROM SEPTEMBER TO 10, INCLUSIVE. $15,000 for Aviation.

CHARLES K. KAMILTO V. THE MAM-BIRD, to fly for world a rcrd. THE GREAT rROHTIER DAYS' SHOW. From Cuerenne In Sensational Exhibition and Contests.

SACiriO ASSOCIATION ATHXETX0 TOURNAMENT For Jaclfli tteast Championships. MAONIETCENT FIREWORKS DISPLAY Every Nlgnt by tUe l-alun fjrotecnnlc Co. Grand Historic Pageants, Native Dances, Aviation Contests See the Old and the New Civilization Sale Dates August 26-27, September 2, 3, 9, 1 0 Ask Agents for Further Particulars Declares Wife Was of Unsound Mind William A. Stone brought suit yesterday in the Superior Court to secure the annulment of his marriage to Therese M. Stone, on, the ground that she was insane at the time he married her, which was on the 20th day of December, 1906.

Plaintiff alleges? that Mrs. Stone not only was a lunatic when he led her to the nuptial altar but that she has been of unsound mind ever sinc grade. A third which is known to exist underneath the Pyramid's Santa Paula property, but which never has been developed, is to be penetrated by well No. 2 and when this is accomplished I The Best Hour of Life is when you do some great deed or discover some wonderful fact. This hour came to J.

R. Pitt, of Rocky N. C. when he was suffering intensely, as he says, "from the worst cold I ever had. I then proved to mv great satisfaction what a wonderful Cold and Cough cure Dr.

King's New Discovery is. For after taking one -bottle, I was entirely cured. You can't say anything too good of a medicine like that." It's the surest and best remedv for diseased lungs. Hemorrhages. LaGrippe.

Asthma. Hay Fever any Throat or Lung Trouble, 50c. $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Osgood Brothers, corner of Seventh and Broadway and Twelfth and Washington sts.

PIEDMONT FLORAL AND SEED CO. Always has a fresh supply, of choice cut flowers, funeral designs and bouquets promptly made. Phones Oakland 503: Home A- 3603. A CHRISTMAS HINT Diamonds and Jewelry, $1.00 a week. Brilliant's, 704 Market street, sixth floor.

Open Saturday evening. PIEDMONT TURKISH BATHS. Salt water swim. TwentT-'Ourtb and Oakland avenue. a better well than any yet encountered on the Pyramid property will be opened up.

PAC'l-IF'D'C 'FRAUDS UPON THE PUBLIC GUTHE MIRRORS P.ESILVERED IVencli and American Looking Y. M. C. A. Convention to Be Held in Bay City LOS ANGELES, Aug.

31. At a meeting of the Y. M. C. A.

State commijtee here, yesterday, it was decided to iold the 1911 convention in San Francisco. The exact date is still to be set, for that will be the thirtieth annual meeting of the association in California. Oakland 7 tfrand, Broadway Depot Oakland 1st' and Broadway Depot Broadway and 1 3 th Oakland akland 1 6th St. Depot is what some physicians have called patent medicines, and it is undeniably true that some are frauds and some are even worse, because they are injurious. On the other, hand, there are many patent medicines such as Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and others, which are of real worth, and are recommended by physicians of recognised standing. Classes. OAJtliAJTD MIKKOR GLASS RWVTTtvrj unuiro 818 Adeline st. lioth phones..