The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 17, 1901, Page 20

T IS but a few years since Insurance Companies insisted on a chemical analysis of the fluids of the body of ' applicants desiring insurance in large amounts. Now, every | applicant must undergo such examination, no matter how small the amount of insurance asked for. The Insurance Compani¢s have learned wisdom by experience. They know for a | certainty that the only sure way of detecting Bright’s disease in its | first stage is by a chemical analysis and they govern themselves ac- | cordingly. Many men applying for insurance and finding them- selves rejected are dumfounded when told that they have kidney | discase. Why? Because they look and feel well, suffer no pain, | and have a good appetite. But the unerring microscope in the | hands of the intelligent physician has unmistakably shown the be- | ginning of the end, unless repaired, of the breaking down of the deli- | cate tissues of the kidneys. Happily, if taken in time, there is a | cure for kidney disease. We say this with entire confidence, be- | cause thousands have so testified, and hundreds have obtained life | insurance following a course of Warner'’s Safe Cure, after having | previously been rejected because of incipient Bright's disease. Men, | do not leave your dear ones dependent through your own careless- | ness! . | Write Warper's Safe Cure Co., Rochester, N. Y., today for free sample of | Werner's Safe and full particulars how to proceed to secure am absolutely correct microscopical examination. | [ | | IMPRISON CLERK D LT SHE Burglars Raid Kansas City Office and Use Dynamite, —_—— —_— VANCOUVER, B. C., March 16.—There | KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 16.—Burg- is a etrong suspicion that Harry Moran, a | lars entered the Metropolitan car barn young mining operator of Cape &t Elmwood and St. John avenues in this SEARCHERS FIND TRACE OF CRIME | L Harry Moran and His Com- | Desperate panion Fall Vietims to Indians, end son of & prominent soclety |city early this morning, overpowered | of Chicago, has been murdered | Ervin Lockwood, the night clerk, and | . 150 miles from Van- locked him in a cloakroom. The safe Hinzey, a millionaire rail- | was blown open with dynamite and $131 icago, connected with | taken. Milwaukee Raflway, is | Lockwood was alone in the office when e detalls of the case. he heard a knock at the fromt door. was reported two weeks | When he asked what was wanted alleged to have been one of the mien covered him with & re- ther man named Fields | volver and commanded him to throw up om ke had gone on a ten | his hands and keep still. The intruders g voyagd They disappeared | forced Lockwood to go through the con- at was found floating bottom | ductors’ room Into a small cloakroom. nclusion was natural that | They locked the door and one of the men | were drowned. | stood guard for a time. The blowing up | e party search- | of the safe caused a terrific explosion and les found remains of a scattered the money and other contents shore, and nean it were | of the safe all over the floor. | € was exactly. opposite The robbers hastily gathered up all the was found, and from this | money they could, but in their haste they left $% on the fidor. As & result of the explosion much of the interior of the of- J ator of C 0od exti: ed the flames with some difficulty. | SCIL OF ARGENTINE | EXCELLENT FOB CROPS Investigation Convinces Expert That South American Oonditions Sur- ar t Nome, and cleaned m pass Those in This Country. 10 in Jucky epeculations fhera, | CHICAGO, March 16.—B. F. Snow, crop @led some years ago, and his | expert of the Orange Judd Farmer, re- er, 120 lives in Chicago, | turned to Chicago to-day after a six rests there. eory et present is that they we ed ‘and robbed by a party of In- although the redskins have recent- own no signs of outbreak. =0 had & fine gold watch and several rings He owned considerable mining property of Valdes Island, a short dis- tance from where the boat wes found. known to the Indians. He ast $100 | months’ trip through the Argentine re- | public, where he went to Investigated the | crop conditions nre'\'n.mng in that coun- try. According to Mr. Snow, conditions nterest to the readers of The | of soll and climate in the South Ameri- Another i!xpnnnon. | tér of section 8-29, 28 in the McKittrick | teresting brokers and capitalists in | young men who re | of about $12,000. use McEires's Wine of Cardul in t that the sale of this asd during the past year ers have again had to in- | e addition of another | h, en been said that an tavor with the ladies is sure t success. No more styiking s could be found than the history )m thousands of ladies- he manufacturers the fol- has rs. Mary Packowski, 3 Rose street, < taken a bottle of Wine of Cardu! and better than when I wrote you. I did &ny pains at my last mon:chly period. | Mrs. M. A. Thompson, § ag { Mich 1 suffered from what was supposed to be tu- mor of the womb, but I have taken five botties ne of Cardul and am almost cured. n Mrs. J. L. Todd, Stalvey, B. C.: think I would have been living if I | ken Wine of Cardul. We fesired a | muck, and I now have & baby seven | p | des W. S Harrls, 715 Walkér street, | Mo ried W atest med of Cardul and found it to | icine on earth for female | | Clark | e e——— March 16.—Richard r. both young miners, were | &t work on Friday in a mine on the Middle ¥orks. A cave-in killed Richard and his irother dug out the body. The two were les from the nearest neighboring | —— e H Come Around To-Morrow [ bankrupt shoe sale and ge: your- 1 will sell men's | oes, made of vici kid, In tan or| vesting top if you like, for $1 65 a | at the bankrupt shoe saje of the rota Shoc Company. Market et, near City Hall avenue. - the self a pair of shoes. pair, | country covering as many conditions of can republic make possible the produc- tion of meayand raising of grain super lor to any output the United States en- Joys. “In the raising of wheat,” sald Mr. Snow to-day, ‘“‘conditions gradually are | becoming almost identical with those of this country. At present wheat 1s grown in Argentine over an extent of | | | soil and climate as exist here. The wheat district now extends fully 1000 miles north and south and 200 miles east and west. This furnishes such a variety of sofl and climate that there is never a complete crop fallure or a perfect crop in all places, & condition which insures more uniformity in the production of the coun- DESPERADO ESCAPES AFTER ROBBING GUARDS THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1901. TRYING TO BURN OIL IN STOVES Interesting Expsriments in Liquid Fuel That May Increase Boom. Natural Gas Reported to Have Been Found in Calaveras County—Thor- * ough Exploitation of Summer- land District Possible. Experiments are being made in this city which may result in finding a way to burn crude petroleum safely and ad- vantageously in stoves for household pur- poses. An inventor thinks he has figured out the solution of this problem, If his invention proves successful, the effect will be of great importance. If the household cooking and other domestic necessities can be served by using petroleum the de- mand for crude ofl would become im- mense. Since the Invention was first brought to notice several changes have been made in jt as the result of sugges- tlon after practical tests. The outcome of further experiments will be watched with interest by many who understand the sig- nificance of the proposition involved in them. An ‘experiment is about to be tried in the Kern County flelds in the way of pumping wells with compressed _air. Messrs. Spellacy and C. 8. Young have Just returned from Corsicana, Texas, where such work has been done. They were satisfled it was proving a success in Texas. The principleis the creation of an argificlal gusher. Compressed alr is led to the bottom of the hole. On being re- leased, it struggles to reach the surface, forcing the ofl upward in the passage. One of the Kern River companies, 50 says the Californian, is about to adopt the pro- cees. Oll 1s re orted to have been discovered north of Spokane, Wash., in a creek on the Peterson ranch and in springs on the place. Another ofl company has been organized in Chico—the Chico Commercial Ofl Com- pany—which has secured a tract of 1080 acres adjoining the lands of the Grando Chico Company. The directors are J. A. McFeeley, A. G. Eames, W. J. Costar, Thomas Bicknall, J. C. Daly, N. T. Crew and Al Abrahams, State Mineralogist Cooper says Monte- rey County is one of the great coming dis- tricts of the State. “The sands go down at a high angle and are well covered,” he affirms. Sixty-seven carloads of oil are reported to have been shipped out of the Coalinga district between the 1st and the 12th of March. There is a water well, says the Hanford Journal, one mile west from Huron that blows gas so the noise can be heard 100 feet from the well. Oil men have been | persuaded to look at the well and size up | the locality. A new territory is about to be exploited | by sinking a well on the southwest quar- | District. Deeds have been executed in the great- est deal ever completed in the Whittier | field. Mrs. Dolores Sausinena sold to a | syndicate a tract of 400¢ acres lying in the Puente hills, eas: Vhittier. The | property, which i8 il in Los Angeles; County, is under lease to the Urion OIl | 1(‘Ompan)', which has drilled four holes in 3 ““The tide seems to be turning,” says the Los Angeles Herald. “It is but a few | months since promoters of oil compantes | were making fruitless trips to New York and other Eastern cities with a view to in- the industry. Now there are in Southern Cali- fornia many Eastern capitalists who have come to the coast for the sole purpose of acquiring oil land. Among them are two resent a banking com- pany"in New York and who have largs industrial interests in that city and min- ing interests in several Western Statzs. Two years ago the California oll industry was one of local fmvortance. One year | ago it was of State importance, but now | there is no part of the world where men are looking for great opportunitics in which the oil industry of California has not become known.” A committee of the managers of the Asylum for the Insane at Agnews hus reported In favor of substituting oil for coal at the asylum, mated that the saving would be 3) per cent per annum. The coal and wood an- nually burned at the asyium cost a total B ——————— ADVERTISEMENTS. NO PAIN, TRIFLING EXPENSE. A Simple, Harmless Remedy for the Cure of Piles. A person contracts a cold, pneumonia, rheumatism and pleurisy from exposure; dyspepsia and liver troubles from dietary errors, and the causes of most diseases are easily traceable, but although piles and rectal troubles are as common as any of these the ciuse is obscure. Violent exertion, as in lifting, sometimes produces them, and a sedentary occupa- tion is by some supposed to be a predis- PpoSing cause, but as a rule piles and rec- tal troubles appear without apparent provocation. There are many pile salves and oint- ments which give temporary relief, and when these fail tke patient, if he can af- ford the expense and is willing 10 take the risk, has recourse to a surgical oper- ation. But there is one remedy which gives immediate reilef and the regular use of which will bring about a perma- nent cure, and that is the well-known Pyramid Pile Cure. n long-standing cases the Pyramid has proven to be the only cure except a dan- gerous and exceedlnsly painful surgical operation, and its advantag kind of operation are many, it is less, causes no interference cupation and being in ository is always convenient and ready For use, . The mid Plle Cure {s an effective combination of soothing oils and antisep- tio acids. It contains no cocaine nor nerve destroying oplates, and, uniike most pile salves, contains no bi-chloride of meroury nor any Injurious drug of any kind. All druggists sell the Pyramid Pile Cure at 50 cents for a complete treatment of the suppositories, A little book on cause and cure of piles will be mailed free by addressing Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,” Mich. OIL is where you find it. It HAS BEEN found in the SUNSET DIS- TRICT, so buy the good, SUNSET stocks. ; JAS. R. T. MERSHON, 587, 638, 539, 550 Parrott Bullding, EAN FRANCISCO, CAlL. Member of San Francisco Oil Exchange. 'nek:: from both Ofl Exchanges in my office. 3 ain- wit] Sol Temple of Oklahoma Plays An- other Joke on the Authorities of Grant County. WICHITA, Kans, March 16—A dis- patch received here states that Sol Tem- ple, the desperado, has escaped from the Grant County (Oklahoma) Jail and before leaving the building disarmed and robbed the guards and took everything of value, including the keys of the cells. He was in jail for capturing the Sheriff ana Deputy Sheriff while they were pursuing bim last summer and locking them in deserted dugout, where they nearly starved before being rescued. —————r “Papa” Zimmerman Sails. NEW YORK, March 16.—Eugene Zim- merman of Cincinnati, the father of the Duchess of Manchester, and Miss B. Ev. ans, aunt of tne Duchess, sailed for Liver pool to-day on the Umbria. OIL, VIN MARIANI World Famous Mariani Tonic A mild stimulant, the only one that has no unpleasant reaction, and that produces no harmful effects. This is as- serted after continued experience dur- inithe past thirty:eight years. Il Druggists. Reciuse Substitutes, The committee esti- | h dally oc- | he form of a sup- | | | | I L] WITCH HA TO THE PUBLIC | cannot too highly recommend Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap for the Tollet. It will cure chapped hands and lips in a night. ‘It will soften and improve any complexion. It will heal sores, cure baby rash, and remove dandruff. It is more soothing than cold cream, more healing than any lotion, liniment or salve. more beautifyine than any cosmetic. It is abso- lutely PURE. — MUNYON it ,(mu I In order that the price may not prevent any oe from using this soap, druggists have been authorized to sell the regular 25 cent size for 15 cents, and the trial size for 5 cents, sent by mail on receipt of price. P. S.—1I regard Soap as a Medicine. It affects the whole human system. - It either benefits or injures. The pores of the body take into the system more or less of the soap, and the blood carries the same to every organ of the body. Therefore it is important that people should use only soap that is free from poisonous fats and danger- ous alkalies. The time ‘will ccme when scientists will discover that many diseases have been transmitted by the use of impure soaps. I want the public to have the same confidence in my soap that they have in my Rheumatism Cure or my Cold Cure. [know that my Rheumatism Cure will relieve almost any rheumatic pain in from one to three hours, and will cure in a few days, just as surely as | know that my -Cold Cure will cure colds in the head, colds on the lungs, new colds, old colds, and obstinate colds, and will prevent Grippe, Pneumonia and Diphtheria. I not only know it, but thousands of people who have been cured over the country know it, just as they know that my Dyspepsia Cure and other Remedies do all that I claim for them. You can get the Remedies at any drug store, mostly for 25 cts. a vial, or Broadway and 26th street, New York. MUNYON DABNEY OIL CO. OF McKITTRICK INCORPORATED Owns the Famous Dabney Gusher. Has Twelve Producing Wells. IS SELLING OIL IN CAR LOTS. A GlL\T=EDGED INVESTMENT $I.OO Per Share. The Dabney Oil Company will pay its first dividend of One Per Cent on April 1. As we complete more wells we will be able to increase the amount of our dividends. Can you invest money to better advantage than in their stock? ! OFFICES OF THE COMPANY 3830 PINE éTREET, SAN FRANCISCO. Office. Is: Drilling Two More. In a Small Block of Its Stock at The Dabney Company Offers.... For OIll In Car Lots Apply at This DIRECTORY OF REPUTABLE 0IL COMPANIES /California Fortune Oil Co. 80 acres Sunset, 80 acres McKittrick, 320 acres in Coalinga. Now drilling in Sunset. Limited amount of stock at 50c. Information and pros- pectus furnished on application to E. DEN- I Secret. room 614 Parrott bidg, §. F. The Fist Bloch NAPA AND BERRYESSA VALLEY O COMPANY—Controls 1000 acres of U. 8. umg-' ed land in Napa County whers the finest lubri- cating ofl in California is found: stock at 30 cents; prospectus furnished. 570 and 571 Parrott building, San Francisco. SA'INAS OIL AKD DEVELCPMENT (0. Property adjoins celebrated Monarch, Occidental and Arcola wells. Becretary, 574 Parrott bullding, San Francisco. of Iroquois Oil stock | wu]a‘odAcngs;’ %NQMONTFRE‘ CO'E'NT!. —— on sale Monday, 1 ell down eet; small amount of treasury | tock K a NGINAL ul L 00 March 18th. | and information on appileation 3 B “OLSEN, ] CONSOLIDATED SILVER STAR OIL CO. in heart of McKittrick Distriet, ad- There is oil on all sides Our well No. 1 SRS, Matung Dol Smet Aoy ot we! 0. ock for sale. Prospectus and information of their land—8-29-28. ractically finished— 0[[ d REFINING Dished at room 68 Safe Deposit Building. 18 E!rsuck loi?' at 542 feet. a“ Hostgomery = tock only 25c.— Limited amount-domt COMPANY i B ] delay. Owns 4414 acres 8 miles west of Arbuckle, | Controls 440 acres. Are drilling. Some stock is being sold at 50c per share. Information and prospectus furnished on application. No. %, Second Floor. Mills Rulldinz. San Francisco PERGES ELEGTRE BEL Colusa County, in the beart of the ofl district. Paraffine base ofl. Limited amount of stock at §0c. 30,000 shares sold in 10 days. Informa- tion and prospectus furnished. Office 630 MARK:T ST., San Francist& COMMONWEALTH OIL COMPANY, Lands in heart of Kern River Dist.; owns 320 acres; 100,000 shares capital stock; limited amount of treasury stock for sale at 75 cents. Write or call for Infermation and irospectus. CHAS. CONKLIN, Sec. Genl. office, §67 Market. EL MEDIA OIL CO. LANDS AT McKITTRICK. STOCK - - 25 CENTS. Company has no debts, money in the All information at, fice The holdings of the EN- e CINAL OIL CO. are in the heart of the KERN RIVER DISTRICT. w » » ¢ » o Investigate this matler. The property is a sure dividend- . 4 b Iroquois 0Oil Co. 615 Examiner Bldg San Francisco payer.w» » w» ® * ~ % o OIL - - WATER. W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., CHAS. 8. NEAL, President. h OTHERS, Ty G“so“?relldent and Treasurer. H. P. NOWELL, Secretary. JAMES McCAIN, Director. SESe000ttttttttitttttibasttts B. RUSSELL, Director. MANUFACTURB 3 il New York, " e 'reas“ry‘ Sqon sommence dn“‘ng- 620 Market Street, n l’:‘-‘:flf‘l‘;:o-' Office: ILDIN lR N PIPE Safe Deposit Bldg., 328 Montgomery St. = 4! ct;mfiffl?lwn o : St L UL Chel, SRt of DR. WONG W00 TEA AND HERS SANITARIUA, ' FOR OIL WELLS, FOR IRRIGATION, McKittrick District. A AN 5 POWER PLANTS, FOR GHINE!. ki T84-76 CLAY STRE San Francisco, Dec. 24, 1900. To all whom it may concern: In December, 1599, 1 was taken sick with Black Typhoid Fever, the most virulent type known Famoso Cil & investment Co LANDS IN KERN RIVER DISTRICT. One well finished producing over 400 bbis. TANKS v FOR OIL, FOR WATER, FOR CYANIDE per day. Weil No. 2 commenced. Water well to medical science. I had hem- PLANTS, completed. Small amt. of stock at 50 cents. orrhages, both nasal and In: SAN FRANCISCO. Parrott bidg., 8. F. tinal, eight of the latter occur- . e ing In one day. hn; Wong Woo, the eminent Chinese phy- & | > . Was c: d. and with one dose of - DB. HALL’S REINVIGORATORERFpNS | Investors’ Assured O e e s ety e o e KIDNEY & LIVER Five hundred reward for any N SOMDARY. G JrOfesing Wk my life, as I had been given up Yy my whits physician, as we!l as by all my friends. Was unconscious four weeks, but by Dr. Wang Woo's wonderful skill he saved my life from this mae; 20c Per Share. Write or call for information, OCCIDENTAL OIL CO.. 471 Parrott Buflding. case we cannot cure. This secret remedy stops all losses in 24 hours, cures Emissions, Impotency, Vari- BITTERS fecple;, Sonorrhoea, Gleet, Fite: fatal of il tevers. Aithough I was confined 1 ictures, ] and al | my three months, was able to re wasting effects of seif abuse or JUANITA OIL CoO. § =y Yocation in six months from the time I went g bed, and now I weigh 202 pounds, more than' Bad ever attained previousty. I would choelh excesses. Sent sealed, $2 bottle; 3 Stock now J0c per share; 2 wells drilling: ¢ bottles, $5; Ellmn!eed to cure any case. dress H. “S MEDICAL INSTITUTE. contracted; asphalt for sale: price advances A'PLEASANT “EAXATIVE Ad- 535 | April 10 to 26c per share: 100 acres McKittrick. | fully recommend Dr. Wong Woo to any ooe'ie N o ] Broadway, , Cal. Also for sale at 10731 and proven oil mfl, Summeriand; best oil - ieed of first-cl; NOT INTOXICATING [ dioy b Sttt pnyin Cailfornia; new prospectus and. map. | whatsosvar. Aot Lo N FOLKS” e guause cured. Send for free book, . M. Richards, Vice President, 63§ Market st. Gate ave., San Francisco, Cal