Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

Dflfclann Xrfbync APRIL 6, 1916. THURSDAY EVENING son, sssociate professor of geology at Co-1 lng with a dinner at the New Wlllard himbla Cnverstty, told what It has n-i(t which President Wilson, the Swiss; I Tell of Great Aid preparedness, and what It did In the civil fled by other speakers. Prof. William war. was told this afternoon by Rear Henry Burger, professor of civil engineer Admiral Richard Walnwrlght, V.

S. lng at Northwestern University, told what TO pnysicrai geography. i t. MnlHt Secretary Redfield, Secretary Charles Iine Poor, profesfor of elostlal of Geodetic Survey lt has done for geodesy. Dr.

Otto Hllgan Dr. Otto HllgardJ retired. In a speech at the convention In of the Natlonaly SMechsnlcs at Columbia, discussed ocean i Tlttmnnn, president celebration of the survey's eentennury. Geographic Society, told of its Interna-f tides with reference to the bureau's work. denhall, oldest ex-superintendent of the That the work of.

the Geodetic Sur- WASHINGTON, April 6. What the Coast and Geodetic Survey Is doing fori vey' has been of general aid was tf sti-1 tlonal worn, nr. Douglas Wilson Jonn-1 The ceienranon win ne enaeu mm rvcu-i nuimu, it DROPPED Maurice -Reich says: --x Supervisors Accept Statements of Clinic Row in "Sell and Sell Quick and Sell Without Profit But Sell!" Police Investigation qf Mysterious Fire A mysterious fiie occurred early this 1 morning In the home of Mrs. Caroline Ross, 1715 East Fifteenth street; The firemen noticed thedorof burning tur-" pentlne when the place to flght the blaze. Mrs.

Ross was awakened by a policeman who discovered the Are, and was able to leave the house without difficulty. Damage estimated at $300 resulted I from the fire. The origin of the blase has not been learned. Inspectors Pardee I and Smith were detailed to Investigate. Ttugwelljury May Not Hand in Verdict LOS ANGELES, April 6.

Up until 8 a. m. today the jury' In whose handa rests the fate of Percy A. Tug-well, charged with the murder of Mrs. Maud Kennedy here two yeuri Ago, had not communicated any word as to their deliberations.

Indications were that the final r- suit may be a "hung Jury." XEW POLICE SXT3TARY. Sergeant Henry Nedderman. who has been desk sergeant at the Cen- tral police st.atlon -for some time, has been appointed secretary to Chief of P611ce Woods. Clarence Turcotte, ho filled this position, Is 111 and has been granted a leave of absence for one month. Turcotte may not resume his.

position as secretary, but may be assigned to duty as assistant inspector under Captain. Petersen, when he returns. The charges filed last week against Marian Skinner, nurse at the County Dental Clinic, in, she was accused of neglect and carelessness In her work, were withdrawn! at the. meeting of the Board of Supervisors tody. Following the withdrawal of the charges, Miss Skinner resigned, the resignation to take effect the first of May.

The letter of H. Gray, curator of the Oakland College of Medicine, charging Miss Marian Skinner, nurse at the Dental Clinic, with neglect of work, was withdrawn. Dr. H. O.

Thomas declared that "It Is impossible for a nurse to be In two places at once," explaining this as the cause of complaint. He urged that two nurses be Henry Skinner, attorney for Miss Skinner, lied her resignation, after the letters clearing her of the charges were filed. "We should have a nurse, and then also a girl to attend the routine work," said Supervisor F. W. I 1 ill I I I 'V lull II 'V 1 yr LISTEN TO THIS "I think that it would be better for th 4 a.

The New YorK Stores are the largest distributors of and Misses' Ready-to-Wear in California. The New YorK Stores own and operate five stores, in various Cali fornia cities. The New YorK Stores do and have done the largest Retail Business in Women's Suits, Coats and Dresses in every community where this store is represented. The New York Stores always sell for less, because their quantity purchases enable them to get price concessions from the Bet Houses in New York City which no other California store can approach. THE aervice if Miss Skinner did not resign until we have someone else to take her place," said Dr.

Thomas. "My sister has no desire to embarrass the service," said Skinner. "She will remain until the clinic. can get some one else." This was Supervisor Foss urged that $100 per month be spent on the clinic, to employ a nurse and an assistant, This was referred to the committee of the whole ML ERUPTIONS i i v. jwzt a asks investigation; AND OTHER STORES HAVE TO GET MORE MONEY FOR THEIR GOODS BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO PAY MORE FOR THEM: The Association of Retail Stores (A has forced all stores for p-'On Forehead, Skin Red and In-' flamed.

Irritating. Disfigured Face. In Short Time HfALED BYCUTICURA' SOAP AND OINTMENT S'Mtf years to add a tax of from $1.50 to $5.00 for alteration charges, but now that we are bigger than the trust we guarantee to fit every garment you buy FREE OF CHARGE. "Borne time ago small eruptions appeared on my forehead -bich proved very annoying to appearance and alto to comfort. The Henry H.

Belter asked an investigation as to the pound, operated by the S. P. C. A. and to which the county contributes 1160 per month.

"The society performs no service," he said, "and should be made a paying institution if conducted as It formerly was." This was referred to the committee, of the whole. Annette 8. Powell, secretary of the Board of Public Welfare, stated that the board report was not to recommend any city hospital site, but to simply give a basts for consideration. This was filed. A letter from the Board of Public 'Welfare, calling attention to the Public Welfare convention in Los Angeles, May 1 to 6, was filed.

Supervisor Joseph M. Kelley declared that the expense of sending delegates could not be borne by the county. Chairman Murphy announced that he would name two representatives, who could go if they personally desired to do so, NEW MAP FILED. Official maps of the new tract known as "Chevrolet were adopted and bonda accepted by the board from the Realty Syndicate. The Hutchinson Company was awarded a payment of f57 on the New Warm Springs Road.

The sum of $5 was fixed as compensation for election officer In the coming election, and official Hats, prepared by the committee of the whole, will be adopted Monday. John Kerns was named construction Inspector at the county infirmary at a salary of J150 per month. appearance of (be breaking out was a very dense ta skin being both red and inflamed. The break-' lng out would at times Itch and upon scratching it. It would It was certainly irritating and disfigured my face.

"I wrote for a free sample Suits $15 Values to $29.75 Silk Dresses $10.75 Values to $25 Coats $9.75 Values to $25 SILK LINED --of Cutlrura Soap and Ointment. Tbe aitipln afforded almost Instant relief so I bought mortAand In a short time I was healed." (SlgrTod) Miss Daisy Austin, R. R. No. 1.

Box S3, Walla Walla, July 1. 1915. Sample Each Free by Mall With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Address post-card "CwtUura.

Dept. Moid throughout the world SKirts. $L95 Values to $5 ALTERATIONS FREE Vice Is Rampant, Is Grand Jury's Report SAN JOSE, April Vice and crime flourish with little hindrance from the police and "some county" officials In Santa Clara county, according to a report of the grand jury which was filed late yesterday. Lottery gambling and Chinese lotteries were named among the vices which are permitted to live. They are a prolific 'source of graft, the Jury de-clacad, but the beneficiaries of such Without a doubt the greatest values at above prices and on up to $25 that were ever offered to the public.

If you will help us we offer you all pur profits on your purchase Fair Enough Well Known Local. Druggist Says Everybody Is Using Old-time Recipe for Sage Tea and Sulphur. graft, if any exists, are not known to the grand Jury, it asserts. Filth in the Santa Clara county jail Is rampant and the cells are filled with vermin," the report says. For forty-four years, the report savs, grand juries have condemned the jail, but little improvement haa been made.

Recommendation that the State Board of Charities and Corrections cancel the license of the Baud Balllngton Booth Home, an orphan aayuum near Palo This season we find oursefves in a position where we have to do the extraordinary, the unexpected, the unheard of We have to'sell without profit before the season has even opened. Our loss will be your gain. We are OVERSTOCKED with the very best merchandise obtainable and we mast take in, one way. or another, $15,000 more in our Oakland Store than we did last March. CLOAK SUIT HOUSE Sfocktor 1212 WASHINGTON ST.

Oaklard San. FraiNcisco OAKLAND 5acramerfo Alto, because of alleged poor manage-' ment and Ill-feeling of the boys there Is contained In a report of the county; also i sweeping ly condemned conditions of vice i in San Jose. The report was returned i last night. Hair that loses its color and lustre, or when It fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, Is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, 4 and thousands of women and men who 1 value that even'eolor, that beautiful dark shade of hair which Is so attractive, use only this ojd-tlme recipe.

Nowadays we get this famous mixture improved by the addition of other lngre(dlents by asking at any drug store for a 60-cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound," which darkens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell It has been applied. You Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning; the gray hair dla-' appears; but what-delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, Is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives It an appearance of abundance. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requisite to Impart color and a youthful appearance to the hair. It Is not intended for the cure, mitigation or pre ventlon of disease.

Advertisement. mm Waste Paper Company May Yet Have to Fight Suit win be filed against the Oakland Waste Paper company by attorneys of the Scavengers' union if the concern continues to collect paper as It has done In the past, according to Attorney Ezra Decoto fn a statement issued today. The paper concern is said to have threatened to continue, its previous course on the assumption that Federal Judge Van Fleet had not ruled that waste paper was considered as The case has been In litigation for some time, the members of the Scay The Automobile City Center Beverly Terrace and Hollywood Offer an ideal location tf or beautiful bungalow homes. Choice fruit trees of several years' growth add to the value of residence lots in Hollywood. Twenty -five minutes to the Oakland City Hall and fifty minutes to the San Francisco Ferry building.

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ADJTDGED INCOMPETENT. SAN FRANCISCO, April Mrs. Delia Nunan. widow of the late Matthew Nunan, president of the Hibernian brewery, waa declared incompetent by Superior Judge Graham today and given Into the care of Rev. Father Joseph McQualde of Sacred Heart church, who- will act as her guardian.

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