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2
ASKS COURT
TO OUST
RIVAL
Supplanted in the affections of
Alfred Marks, proprietor of the State
Directory and publisher of the Mer
cantile Guide, whom she is suing for
divorce, Mrs. Mildred Marks appeared
today before Judge Graham to secure
an order of court ousting her rival,
Miss Edna Burris, from the Marks
residence,'l7sl Page street.
Marks' attorney objected by saying
that Miss Burris Is not at the Page
street house. Attorney Ernest Pag
nuelo, for the wife, was granted per
mission by Judge Graham to file an
affidavit showing that Miss Burris had
usTirped Mrs. Marks' place and. until
recently, at least, had been acting as
housekeeper for the defendant hus
band.
"Miss Burris is an old friend of the
family," declared Mrs. Marks. "1
trusted her and welcomed her to
our home when we were living on
Ashbury Heights, and later when we
moved to Page street she was a
frecfuent caller.
"My suspicions were not aroused
until I heard that my husband was
lavishing gifts and entertainment on
Miss Burris, and were not confirmed
until I found a letter addressed to
'Dear Al,' and signed 'Edna.'"
IE EDITORS HEBE
TO SEE 1515 WORK
Continued From Page 1
in their honor tonight at the Palace
hotel. Invitations have been sent to
members of the ways and means com
mittee and all exposition workers to.
meet the newspaper men.
The Mount Tamalpais trip will "be
made tomorrow, followed in the even
ing by a banquet at the Hotel Oak
land by the Oakland Chamber of
Commerce.
"We want to see the great exposi
tion grounds and the work ".that is
being dpne, so'that when we return
home we can tell our neighbors of
the southland what a magnificent fair
San Francisco will - stage,'.' said Presi
dent Jones.
LIST OF EDITORS -
Following is the .list of member's
who are here:
Mr. and Urm, Ronald M. Adams. Record.
Lompoc: F. X.. Batturs, general passenger"
agent. Southern Pacific Rallread company. Loa
Augeles. and Mrs. r. E. Batturs,' Mr. and Mrs.
James 11. Bennett, Enterprise. Compton; Miss
Bennett, Enterprise. Conipton; J. P. Baom
gartner. Daily" Beelster, Santa Ana; Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Baker, Tribune, Holtvillo: Mr-.
H. BradleT, Victor Valley News, VletorrUle;
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brundige. Daily Express,
I. Os J. Bodkin, Palo Verde Vallef
News, Neighbors. •
Albert Cliapelle, Democrat, San 'Ferando;
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Compton. Submarine, Ther
mal r A. H. Cornelius, News. Newport Beach;
L H. Curtis, Sun. San Bernardino; Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Conger. Dally Index. Ban Ber
nardino; J. E. ' Curran. Daily Newa, Orange;
Gsrner Ctirran, Insurance N.ews. Los Angeles;
Mrs. J. G. King, - News. Hem»t; H. H. Kianey,
Times, Pomona.: Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
K'ftVr. Nev's. Van Nuts: W. M. Le Favour,
Walter Le Favour, Wireless. Cat a Una; W. L>
1., numn. Dally Press; C. C. Malt
man. Gazette, El Monte; .Alpbonso Murphy.
News. Victqrville: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Slln
ster, Tinies-. Los Angeles; Mr. an* Mn. Pres
t'wi McKinney, Commercial Bullejln. Los An
geles; J. F. Mitahem, Courier, South Pasa
dena: Mr. and-Mrs. j. L. Matthews, Argus,
Corlna; -Mr. arid Mrs. L. R. Moorebouse, Blg-
Dal. Huntington Bark; A. M. Mason. Daily
Echo. -Bakersfieid; Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Groarty, -West Coast Magazine, Los Angele-t.
F. H. Owens, Dally Courier, and Mrs. F. H.
Owens. Colton: 41. G. I'almer. Citizen, and
Miss Zuma Palmer. Hollywood: W. C. Parcher,
Owens "Vallet Herald. Bishop: C. E. Page.
Enterprise. Ocean Park: E. A. Dickson. Trib
une, L>s. Angeles; C. H. Dv Bois, Newt, and
Mrs. G, H. Dv Bois, Los Angeles- 8. M.
Greene, News, Ihglewood; W. A. Gett". Weste
jpire. Los Angeles; W. O. Hart Hart,
Daily News, Orange; George A. Hassard,
Boothsr» Pacific Railroad company, and Mrs.
Ge*rge Hazaard. Los Angeles: M. V. Hartranft,
Fruit World.- and Mrs. M. V. Hartranft, Los
a . Ralph C. Homan, Ohamplon, and
Mrs. R. C. Homan. Cbino; Louis Paul Hart,
News, Huntlnatou Beach; B. B. Harlan. Jour
nal, and Mrs Harlan and Miss M. L. Harlan,
La Jolla; R. C Harrison. Sun. Bernardino;
Charles E. Jones, Ledger-Gazette, Lancaster;
K. tt. Johnston. Review, and Mrs. P. H. John
slon and Miss Valeria Johnston. Hermosa
Beach; J. I. Krouser, Daily Courier, a'ad Mrs.
.1. J. Krouser, Oxnard; John G. King, News,
Helmet.
Charles H. Randall. Herald, and Mrs.
Charles H. Randall, Highland Park- Jay Ran
dall. Dally Outlook, and Mrs. Jay Randall.
Santa" Monica; Friend W. Richardson, Daily
Gazette, and Mrs. F. W. Richardson, Berkele
ley; W. A. Rennle. Daily Vanguard, and Mrs.
A. W. Rennle, Robert Rennle, Mrs. R Ren
nle. \'enice; Mrs. Stone. Citlsen, Hollywood;
1. C. Hc-herer. Daily News. Glendale; F. O.
Hrhrosder, I>nti-rprise, Oceon Beach; Roy O.
Shadinper. I'nion L. A., I>os Angeles; H. G.
Tinsley. Dally Review, and Mrs. EL G Tins
ley, Pomona; Miss Ethel Taylor, Reriew. Her
mosa Beach; W. W. Van Pelt, Times, Arling
ton; E O. Wickiser, Record, and Mrs. B. #.
Wicijizer, South Passdena; C. F. Walte, Dally
Pilot, and Mrs. C. F. Waite, San Pedro- Cecil
Wilcox, Laconic, and Mrs. Cecil Wilcox", Lan
kersbair.
DO YOUR EYES
TROUBLE YOU 3
Yoiff : V^|j^*T
Eyes
Will Not
Better %{
Without '//lir
■Help -(^N
Our facilities for examining the
eyes are the best in San Fran
cisco—which" include all the very
latest and most modern appliances
known to the science of the optical
profession.
Have your eyes tested today—
910 MARKET ST.
Phone Sutter 421
°»»»>. "»th \«r I'oTvrll
METHODS OF JOSLEN
DISGUST PHYSICIAN
Continued From Page X
learned today that a witness in one
of the strongest cases in the hands of
the board of examiners against a
quack, whose name has not been con
nected with the crusade so far, had
changed his mind overnight and will
not appear against the specialist
if he is arrested.
Here Is Doctor's Affidavit
State of California, city and county of San Francisco —ss.
O. S. Essenson, being first duly sworn, on oath, deposes and says - :
That he is a and surgeon and has been such for a period of
14 years; that he has been engaged in the practice of his said profes
sion in the city and county of San Francisco, state of California; that
during the month of June or July, 1913, affiant met one Dr. O. C.
Joslen; that said Joslen informed affiant that he, said Joslen, was
the owner of several medical offices in said city and county of San
Francisco; that there was a position vacant in one of said offices, and
that affiant might have said position if he so desired, and which said
vacant position was that of physician; that thereupon affiant accepted
said position, and was thereupon directed by said Joslen to report to
the Cook Medical company, situated at No. 85 Third street, in said
city and county of San Francisco; that affiant did report to said Cook
Medical company as aforesaid, and did then and there enter upon his
duties as a physician for said company; that affiant was curious to know
the manner in which said institutions were conducted and operated,
and for that reason he accepted said position with said company, and
while so employed by said company at said location affiant performed
several minor operations during a period of three days; that at the
termination of said third day affiant became disg»sted with the affairs
and conditions in said institution, and for that reason affiant then and
there terminated his said 'employment, and that then and there affiant
was paid for services rendered by him to said institution by the said
Joslen, and his said employment did then and there forever cease.
Affiant further says that he has not since said time been con
nected in any manner whatsoever with any institution of a like char
acter and ever since has, and now is, conducting his profession as such
physician and surgeon alone and in a legitimate manner, and affiant
regrets his connection with the said institution owned, operated and
maintained by said Joslen. O. S. ESSENSON, M. D.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of December, 1913.
L. H. CONDON, notary public in and for the city and County of
San Francisco, state of California. -
HETCH HETCHY LOOKS
SAFE, WIRES MAYOR
Mayor Rolph telegraphed from
Washington today that the chances
of the city getting the Heach Hetchy
grant are good. In his message to
Secretary Ralney, Rolph says:
"Our case looks promising. Senator
Pittman of Nevada is a general we
can be proud of. Senator Perkins is
defending us gallantly. I think we
will have enough votes to pass the
bill tomorrow."
It 'it. said that the real test of
strength will come tomorrow after
noon in the senate, when the oppo
nents of the bill will seek to Intro
duce an amendment and refer the bill
back to the house. The city'a forces
will be marshaled to prevent this
move.
Rolph also said in bis telegram that
he would go to New York Sunday to
investigate the Metropolitan opera
house situation, with a view to apply
ing whatever information he can to
the solution of the local problem.
WILL VOTE TOMORROW
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.—After a week
of strenuous debate, during which the
friends and opponents of the Hetch
Hetchy have exhausted their last bit
of ammunition in the fight, the ora
tory is drawing to a close rapidly and
a vote will be taken before adjourn
ment tomorrow.
. Interest ln the closing hours of the
quarterless fight centered in the slap
in the face administered to Theodors
A. Bell, the opposition leader, and the
astounding change in front made by
Congressman Denver 8. Church of
.California, which proved a boomerang
for Senator John D. Works, who ex
ploded what he thought was his most
powerful mine in a long letter from
the California congressman.
The meat of Church's letter is that
he had been misled by the agreement
made between representatives of the
Turlock-Modesto lrrigationists and the
city of Ssn Francisco, and that he is
now satisfied that the passage of the
bill would mean much damage to the
people of his district.
Senator Works added a paragraph
of oily adjectives puffing Church's
character.
Undoubtedly the motives of Con
gressman Church in his "turncoat"
Stunt were questioned by many sena
tors.
No sooner had Senator Works bat
tened down his praises of his eleventh
hour assistant than Senator Kera
INGLESIDE TERRACES
The Choicest Residence Park in
San Francisco
The Finest Homes
The Largest Lots
The Best Restrictions
The Best Street Work
The Best Value for the Money in any resi
dence property in San Francisco
Its equal does not exist in the State
of California
COME-SEE "THATS ALL"
Urban Realty Improvement Co.
903 Phelan Building
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, PECEIMBEB 5 t 1913
Attorney "Ward believes he has the
facts tp substantiate his assertion
that there has been money passing be
tween the charlatans and some of
their victims and hopes to be able to
base an indictment or two upon such
cases later.
jumped to the floor and spoke his
mind.
"It is a peculiar, and I hope, a
unique thing that a member of one
househouse, having supported a meas
ure there, should at this late hour
write a long letter such as this to
the members of another house, urging
its defeat," Senator Kern declared.
"I have no doubt at all that If this
bill is passed this member of the
house will be defeated for re-election.
For the sake of saving his political
future he asks the senate now to de
feat the bill for which he voted in
the house."
Immediately after the reading of
the Church letter the senate demo
crats conferred. It Is practically as
sured that every democratic vote will
be lined up solidly for the new water
supply for San Francisco.
WOMAN SCREAMS;
BURGLARS CAUGHT
Miss Belle Bellsvue, a guest of the
Hotel Elite, Turk and Taylor streets,
was suddenly awakened from her
sleep at 4 o'clock this morning by
burglars, -who were attempting to
force an entrance of her room.
The young woman Immediately
rushed to the open window and
screamed for help. Her screams at
tracted the attention of Policemen
Whalen and Harry Walsh. They both
rushed to her assistance.
Hiding in the hallway of the hotel
they found two men, who gave their
names as Paul Oalvln and Jack La*
velle. The policemen placed both un
der arrest on charges of burglary.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY
Lawrence Waters, a photograph
solicitor, was arrested at San Pablo
avenue and Fifty-ninth street lata
yesterday afternoon and charged with
petty larceny. He Is alleged to have
stolen a pair of shoes, found on his
feet when he was arrested.
j|p Gifts for Him Z=^00^^^ 1 0v^ GlY5fs for .22* JlL '
Jfiffi* an J Gifts /br //er anc/ Gffts /br _A// ;2Bfcfc
# SANTA'S HEADQUARTERS H
|S "The Store With the Spirit of Christmas" jj|
READ the Royal Proclamation below. HE arrives at Roos Bros,
tomorrow (Saturday) at ten in the morning. LOOK out for his airship.
WATCH him drop down our chimney. If you don't see him outside,
come inside. You'll find the dear old boy in his old-time Log Hut in our
Juvenile Department radiating joy and giving away "Kewpie" balloons—
ffl * C A urT A m n one to customer — day long.
Bring the bairns —big and little.
SA YS: A GiTfe for |
2s WcK; c_ TWfamatiott i f hildren I ■
| || playing suits to Roos v*vwv%VVl,V IV JVJ Pa ck ed ; n daint y bo^ s
j l Tbe c ", t tt t >° f t - he „ Cy«.! Cones'! 'Cues!!! dre "*
cute; and they re so in- ./'' INITIAL Handker
expensive and so well ( V J * , chiefs, white, with col
rnade too; now read ftttOJW UC V t&ctJ , ored border initials
about them! h , > „ ' ' J-*- daintily worked, three
INDIAN CHIEF M < t <*< handkerchiefs in a
SUITS in excellent : , v Maawpu. id fcirt&Ajtl y-Oovd box 25c
. BOYS' SUSPEND- j
years ; aU for.... $..00 \ cU } 0S~ 7***««.
INDIAN SQUAW $3S5«J« '// C <n*jt, o£ »uf (A*J r d I for 50c
™' Moot' Ui&J-Gj* ttfU. Wfc SILK TIE and
and head dress, fringed VM to 'Zdxjtd. <§t Handkerch.et to match,
. VERY SPECIAL, 75c I "
Shir, pams., TfaJUjttt S~ , verf 'far- '"taSn*
tol holster, hat and . , / , / . , / . ✓ / X/, f ** • . IV
belt; 4 to 12 years ; <: 3 f Set of three in a box, $1
for ' $1 - 50 o|iisB» LaAm. I "EVERWEAR" Ho- E ,
rnwrjpr cttttc; / , ✓ y siery, children's sizes.
-Blouse! skirt (leather vv V SIX pairs guaranteed
jj! 11| trimmed), felt hat, ban- >w fa, I f( V SIX months, pack- |j It
dma 'kerchief nistol ✓ / / / S ed in box, at
nXter iiriatr 4 (Jit 1 $1.50 and $2.00
to 12 years, and all £r"h«i - (
in heavy (police blue) [MjBBy I with "Slugs," "Mugs,"
duck, service stripes, 'wBS& aV r « yu- 1—J I "Bugs" and other mean *.'
belt, b j2 gC J been
' t til ml met and badge; apes 4 % ft der; that's always appre
j| tO 12 years; for...$1.45 MM\\\% ciated, and the recipient
a"^ !l1111 , et9 exactl y what "he" illlllill
94 D _l •/*. r f f • OUR MAIL ORDER SYSTEM or "SHE" wants. iJh
» iSoxea Uirts tor Ladies AU ordf „ rPcei ve,i by man or i? r*u r m
Wffcg CORSAGE Bouquet fro m $1.00. "Kewpie" Corsage telephone are immediately tSOXCa LilftS TOr Men wM
Bouquet from $1.75. SI LK HOSE, the celebrated from OUR REGULAR STOCK SET of Silk (pure thread) sox and silk tie $1 00 Biff
M ' * K ;' <Jn . vx - *? r An E^^' c „° T ne am ?, pa,r with the same care and nicety SET of silk plaited sox, tie and silk handkerchief' vSl&P
U1 -"I 7 b ° X ' f ° r $ «n 't - - nr> I c • t ns if y°» were doing the hop - 51.00. SET of silk (pure thread) sox, silk tie and jgMm£
W^j\ n ft f box ' K r P a,r ' fv 'n - Ping yourself. Address Mail silk handkerchief, $1.50. SET of silk suspenders^SSflS
MM 1 n rc / Order Department. and silk garters, $1.00. SET of six pure linen cJUt
$7.50. DAINTY BLOUSES (silk) from dkmvkry handkerchiefs in suede leather case. $1.50.
•TtMtWIU. •V.«XtX.WTOrVt»- r>cr*rt.u»
MATINEE TODAY AND SVBRT DAY
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
MARIS MeFARLAND. the American Night
ingale, and MADAME 1. an Operatic Star of
International Reputation; BILLY GOULD and
BELLE ASHLYN, in Bong* and Strings; JOHN
E HAZZARD, Monologlst; TWO CARLTONS.
Phlegmatic Gymnasts; HYMAN MEYER, th«
Man at the Piano; BTUART BARNES;
MABELLE LEWIS and PAUL MCCARTHY;
WORLD'S NEWS IN MOTION VIEWS, taken
exclnsirelv for the Orpheum Circuit. Last Week
—MLLE. DAZIE. In "Pantaloon." t pies for tn
ancient family, by Sir James Matthew Barrie.
Begin nlng Next Sunday Matiaea
Taylor Granville, Laura Pierpoat
tod Company of Fifteen
In New Yorrs Latest Sensation,
"THE SYSTEM"
in Conjunction With
A WONDERFUL NEW BILL
Brenlng Prices—loc, 25c, BOc. 7Bc; Box Seats
tt Matinee Prices (except Sundays and Holi
days?—loc. 25c, BQg. PBONB DOUGLAS 70.
MttLBAKUBEuJf
I » DREAMLAND *\
y STEINER AN!> tUTTIt *V
SUNDAY AFT. AT 230
and SUNDAY AFT., DEC. 14.
TICKEIS NO WON SALE AT
a
Sherman, Clay Sc Co.'a and Kohler A
Chase's.
RESERVED SEATS—S3.OO, $.2.00, $1.60.
BALCONY <L5OO Seats), $1.00.
Mason A Mamlin Piano.
T< fa SCOTTISH RITE AUD.
flrSI hKTnes. Eve.. Dec. 0, and
. . lir . T Ticket* Now on Sale.
PIAINIaI gI.SO gl.oo and 75c.
wTt.HESS ( Atto H r m rnr e y, 8 , &
NOTARY PUBLIC
Room 700, HEARST BUILDING
Phone Kearny_232
Residence Phone west 9489
THE FILLMORE BRANCH 01* THB CALL 11
AX MOT riLLMORB BX.
Mat. Tomorrow and Sunday
LAST THREE NIGHTS
Evelyn Vaughan, Bert Lytell
And The ALCAZAR COMPANY la
"THE ESCAPE"
Ptnl Armstrong's Latest Sensational Success.
PRICES— Night 25c to $1; MttS., 23c to 50c.
NEXT WEEK—An Elaborate Rerlral of
"SALOMY JANE"
Miss Vaughan and Mr. Lytell Heading Cast
Pa Market
\JZJmOn\y 3 Days More
School Children* Mat. Dally at S:3O
Except Saturday and Sunday
THE UNDYINO STORY OF
CAPTAIN SCOTT
EVENINGS AT 8;30~25c and 500.
2 WEEKS, COM, NEXT MONDAY. "*
A DRAMATIZATION OF
ROBERT W. CHAMBERS' NOVEL.
TU 17 Secure Seats Now I
Pr<cca aBc «o <l-00
COMMON LAW
A Play Every Woman Should See.
The Leading Playhouse. Geary and Mason.
Last a Mshtm Matinee Saturday
Another COHAN A HARRIS Comedy Success
STOP THIEF
For Lauarklag; Purposes) Only!
Prlcca BSc to $1.50
Monday MRS.
»."r.~ w~ IO —f W~
iiTIOIVL
Itm TUM JUaaH
PHOTOPLAYS DE LUXE
Last Performance Saturday Night Dec. 6th.
LAST DAYS
OF POMPEII
Now Showing BIJOD. NEW YORK CITY.
Only POMPEII alive on BROADWAY.
Evenings, 18c. .Matinee, 10A
Continuous, 12 M. to 11 P. M.
Coming Sunday, December 7,
George Blume's QUO VADIS. On* Week Only
O'Aarre//St. opp Orpfieum
Snnday Night, Dec. 14th
Will Be Yonr Last Chance to See
ROCK and FULTON
And the Company That Has Turned the The
atrical Business Upside. Down ln
THE CANDY CHOP
The Show—A Revelation.
The Prices—A Revolution.
M ATI NEK TOMORROW.
LEADING THEATER
M \m3 r fl Ellis and Market
tflk Tt Ba\ ■'1 . t' 1 "" 1 *- Sutter JM-,n
N| Kht and Saturday
Hat Prices, Me to $2
ROBERT MANTELL
TONIGHT—"KINO JOHN"
SATURDAY MATINEE —"HAMLET."
SATURDAY NIGHT—"LOUIS XL"
Curtain at 8 Sharp Nights; 2 Sharp Mats.
Com. San. Mat.—B Day* Only
fIJOO MAT. DAILY—SEATS NOW
ALICE LLOYD
and a Company of 75, with
Frank Kogarty
"Tha Dublin Minstrel."
Night Prices. 25c to $1.50.
MA UK ET ST. OPP. MASON
ANOTHER BANNER BILL
MLLE. MINNI AMATO & CO in
the 'laring wordlesa drama, "THE
APPLE OF PARIS"; LAURIE
ORDWAY, the famous London Mil
itant Suffragette: MURRAY'S
COMEDY CANINE CIRCUS; MA
RIAN MUNSON & CO., ln "The Kid
naping of Bianca"; BALZAC AND
3AKER, "Those Frisco RaKtimera"-
FRANCES LE MAIRE, "Fun on
Rollers; DAYTON, "the one man
quartet."
REPRESS
A COMBINED AGES CVER 300
jgß Oldest 85—Youngest 69
■ 5 OLD VETERAN BOYS INBLbT 5
WW Fiddlers, Bingers. Dancers. Scenes of '81
I ?n°n L o^ VESI BSlh€ footlights
■ A THOROUGHLY UNUSUAL I LAX-
Hg LET QF_BTAOE LIFE.
I PRANCONIA OPERA COMPANY
H CYCLONIC VAUDEVILLE
OJHE^BI^ACTS-^^^^^
LURLINE
BVSH AND LAHKIV STRKETS
Ocean Water Baths
■ SWIMMING AND TLB BATHS
Sslt water direct from the ocean. Open
every day and evening, including Sundays
and holidays, from 7 a. m. to 10 p. to.
Spectators' gallery frea.
The Sanitary Baths
Nstatorium reserved Tuesday and Friday
mornings from 9 o'clock to noon for women
"FILTERED OCEAN WATER PLUNGE."
COMFORTABLY HEATED. CONSTANTLY
CIRCULTAINO AND FILTERING.
Hot Air Hair Dryers, Electric Curling Irons
and Shampoo Room for Women Bathers Free
BRANCH TUB BATHS, 2161 GEARY ST.
NEAR DIVISASERO.

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