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The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18
rr...a.n. A.s-.w.. Resignation.

Providence, R. l.. Sept s.-President
Andrews Of Brown University to-day
sent to the corporation a letter for
mally declining to withdraw his res
lgnation and stating briefly his decis-
ion to withdraw from the university.
1t Is understood, though the text Of
the letter has not been made public,
that he states his willingness to re-
main here until his successor shall be
chosen. A meeting Of the corporation
will be held within two weeks, at
which time the latest statement from
President Andrews will be submitted
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

That 10 . suggestive strike story"
Witch comes from a western state,
whoss leading industry has of late been
seriously imperiled. One employers
Aands refused to go out" when others
~. NO." they said. I'VE believe the
bsss has paid US all he could AFFORD.
ANYHOW. he's always treated US, as
thoagh We were men. His wife and
daughter have been good friends to our
vosnsnSslks. too. They've done the
fair thing BY Us. all around. and we
.woa't 70 back on EN-" Here shines
ost that spirit Of brotherhood which,
n permitted TO have Its way with men,
WIN preserve the nation. "At the
heart Of the whole social problem" \
wiss writer has said, 'is the quiet,
Ao0s1y DsrsonAl service whereby one
hslDs another. No legislation, no
sAostsuing Of hours nor lengthening of
~ rolls. no Improvement of housss
~ leasening Of rents. NO establishment
6 Tie 'co-opsfAtive commonwealth >
wn make nueh better q situation
vAisA sersly nssds bdttering. without
~ individual effort. When evsry
Dstvils0sd family is ministsring in
soas direct way to some other family
las privileged. then the social millso-
ua0m will bsgin 70 dawn"
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

"A boy can learn to speak correctly
only at home" declared Bishop Vincent
recently; "and parents ought 10 take
up the study Of English even in middle
life. 20 that their children might sc-
quire = correct habit Of speech from
them" A part of this suggestion cap
italises Captain Mahan's merry words
at Yale about the possibilities of ac-
complishins something worth while.
even as late In life as after forty.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18
Rs,,sr Boat Launched.

Toronto. Ont, Sept. 8-The much
talked-of Knapp roller boat was
launched here to-day in the prese0ee
of q great crowd Of spectAtoes. The
vessel, which y cylindrical, ID no feet
long and . feet 10 d1ametef. At each
end are two 00-horss power eaGi1A.
Mr.. Knapp, Ne designer, b. ms6ns Of
the principle & rolling over ths We1w,
instead o{ paoushing throasA \, *
poets to shorten the dms Of . veVaee
across the Atlantic to two Aaya. Tie
vessel cost $4,000 and vas bon BY
George Goodwin, wealthy caa1kAet-
on, and Ppsfmaeter Qsperal kssssk.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Owing to bountiful growth Of
Wheat In the agricultural regions and
. dns large crop of shorts in Chicago.
the fafmer Is now in position to reap
unusual returns for his product.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

WAiss the North is lecturins ON the
LEGAL. moral and religious phases Of
lyneAing. the South contents itself WIKI
playing the horrible example role.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

cAr Cronhelln. a, poor Swede. who
wes rscsntly employed as dish wash
- in Boston. has fallen heir to an in
cone Of $4,000 year. and has also
0arrSsd . Boston widow. Nice to b
% lucky, isn't II?
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

II the Klondike price list may be re-
lied On . man up there ought to own
At least one mine before he can afford
= buy Q drink
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

II dog meat sells for 81 a pound IN
ALASKA. what do you imagine nice.
plump bologna sausages are worth?
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Truth: The Professor-"I don't think
my lecture last night was much Of q
success SheL"But think what .
splendid audience you began With"
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

.nd you enjoy your rest at the ,ea.bore
Mrs.; Dfgby!" mo; never haye any resi-
until We get home and put the 3childfen IN
school" 7.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

ADoa8 . ooGee Of street arabs sent
- IndfAaa se0s thirty years ago b.
Q CAildreab ~ Society Of New York,
~ "sslisse, raggsdest and most
65sndless q them all" was taken
h@s By . hndly Judge and given. o.
~ oaA. al Tie oDSsetunit1ss of which
- aAoss 70 Dake ~. ~ Gov. JohA
DsaAy Of Aaska, tAis boy has recently
besa appolnfe1 sEssutivs cf = terri
NJ hsDse tAAa Germany. France aAd
0vaa1 BrsEaia opmbinsd. No boy who
ssaAs tAts SaeauaoA oaa Aavs 70 ~
DssDitsoss . beotnn3hG. Hsw naav
vQ s1aS - hAS
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

The Japanese begin building thsil
houses At the top. The roof is first
built and elevated on a skeleton frame
Then 1t Affords shelter to the workmen
from storms. .sit.7.-z ,.-,-
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18
oARE or THE SICK Rooss.
II sAsssA - Ksp< sasvpslsssay ess.a
sd Erss frsa NsspA

u 0AooDA - 3epe oos1p1ls1gay 0Daaa
sd Trss. frsa NsssA
Mr.. Burton Kiassland. wricng Of
when Nursing the Sick" IN the
Ladies' Home Journal. insists that -
tranquil mind Ii of the utmost import
anes to the patient. and consequently
everything must seem to b moving
smoothly and easily. NO matter what
Ai0cultiss the nurse may have to en-
coanter. The invalid should nst BE- ar
lowed TO fesl any responsibility THAT.
ever. about his OWN case. The lick
room should be kept scrupuloualy neat.
and made ~ cheerful and atsraetive a.
possible, that the eyes Of the patient
may rest with pleasure upon his sur
rounding. The ,purse herssh may
contribute to the agreeable ENVIRON
ment II her own. dress be simple and
tasteful, and above all. conspieuous,y
neal. All soiIed dishes should be re-
moved Immediately after bsiag used.
and NO food kept in sight. Even the
medicine bottles need not be obtruslve-
ly In evidence. Stiffness has in itself
4 power to soothe, and, as all know.
when the nerves are quiet Nature's
healing processes go on without I'M
pediment. Creaking shoes. rustifng OF
garments. the rattling of dishes. and
kindred noises are often the occasion
Of positive suffering to an invalid To
accidentally jar the bed, % sDin the
medicine when administering II. to
close . door noisily, to sleep audtbly
are cases where a small unkindnsss is
great ofense' in the representative
condition of the nerves Of the patient"
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18
Read tho Ad,sr,,..r..,.

Ter II you will get Into the habit Of resdins
the adyerusements: they win AFFORD a mosf
intsrestinE int e, .,n study and VIII put You in the
advertisers are reliable, they send what they
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Bobby-"say, did you ever tie pack of
sir. j didn't Ny mamma taught me to be-
kind to animals" Bobby-"Huh! What fun
did you have then?" Percy|.Qh, i Just sex
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Our New Upright Grand Piano Ouly D96b
rs down and SO month. Reliable and fully var
Iantsd. Write 70 The Nontelius Plano Co, bl7-kiS
10th st., Denver. " "
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

nAsssss fesr Bovsis wiz casesssss.
Ca.1y Ceshsrtic, euro constipation forevss.
-! II G G. c. fAil, druggists refund nonsy.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

the band struck up when the bicyciist.' an
peared around the bend. humpfn9 them.
selves like all possessed "
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

utilization Of waterfalls" Eyes; Niagara
makes q lovely backfround for bridal party
Photolraphe." .tt-ll.. : - =. -.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

v.,.,,,ss; Mrs; Win.lo..s Soothing syrup
-allays pain. cures wind coiic u csaas bosis
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

n b now Mr.. LAngtry's turn to sus
tor divorce. which he anticipates
will como very easy.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

This paper y printed With Ink m,nufac c.
AND ROLLER COMPANY OF DENVER.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Head Of Firmm"whats that awful racket
are knocking down the crash suits'
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

The Denver girl who mArries the fauf,v
SGschman ays she. took him On sceouat, 81
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Plso's Cure for Consumption is th. only
SS1nSn SdsSb, med.sine used IN ~ hou.e. q. A.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

As-Ts-Dss fer E1fty osasa
~ 0asrsSsssS 49, M soeaoso habit epse, makss weak
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

Society Note-lr. and ME- Yan Tramp.i
canon party having returned from their -.
cation. % wil now devote week to getting
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

n cufs Csesttpasssa vss,vs,.
n @ 9. q faii . s1rs. dr1e1isss rss.ad so.ss
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

TAs name Of the new king is spelled
W-h-s-a-t.
The Meeker herald., 1897-09-18

"whst did s z9ur fsther leave you wAsa II
died. PatF 'He iset ne an orphan r. - :
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01

WHEN bilious or costive, eat a Cascaret.
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, l0c, 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Elghty acres one mile North East of tow
acres II cultivation good house barn ann m.
nuiailngs good orchard well OF water good lara
and tlSie for terms apply at this Onice4.
Hnod tarn OF 30 sCres tor sale chaap IA
acres IL eal ltlvation, all good bottom la d roor
itWelliEg, large barn and other other out hS5jIG
T. gs iais farm is on the Berry Vile, and bnr-
ilneso road; miles east OF Berry VILE. For ftr-
ther particulars cal on this oeice
y dte bottom arm in tie tJssern ya}lev :, ,cile.
south oi Green Forest. 40 acres III tract. aga
acre. acres IN IN cultivation under good fence ore
,sooa resiuehce and out bnii.ip@s, two t,l,a,.
houses aud out buildings tjood frp,t arcb ~ ~
ana springs. Situated or two leading con.,fv
roaas, One mile from school house chti rel 4, 3
poas of',se Ia other words three good h5y,teS
nohe GOOD bargain. Call at This otbca
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
Additional Locals.

WHEN bilious or costive, eat Cascaret.
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, l0e, 25c.
If you want genuine, up-to-
date hair eul-and we mean what
we say-go to W. I. Brandon.
While in Berryville if you want
good meal or your team we'll
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel.
Call at Mrs. G. E. Littler's mill
lincry and dress ma ling es-
tab!ishment on the south side of
the square.
TO the gentlemen attending the
Normal: Call on Tabor, he barber
He keeps first class hair cuts and
shaves constantly on hand.
Terrible accident.-It is a terri
Bile accident to be burned or scald-
ed; but the pain and agony and the
frighttul disfgurments can be quick
ly overcome without leaving a
scar by using DeWitts Hazel
Witch Salve. J, E. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
THE ODELL
Type Writer

COO will buy the OpKIr TYPE WRITE 4
V@SC with 1Sc aacters and ST., ior the Single.
Case odell. warranted to better wart. than any
other machine made
1t combines simplicity " it'll duriblitv s,ieef
ease OF operation. wears longer without cost OF
repairs than any other machine fias no ribbon
to bother the operator II isncet substantial
nicklc- plated. perfect and adapted to ali kinda
OF type writing Like a printing press, urodr ees
sharp, oiean legible manuscrpts 9vo or ton
copies can be made II one writing Any irtei:i-
gelit person can become al operator Ia two das $
Reliable Agents ans; Sa!esnter wanted Spe-
cial Inducements todealers forpamphiet Civ.
ing Endorsement etc. address
oDELl TYPE WRITER COMPANY
35s-3e4 Dearborn ST. chicagoi!
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
CLERKS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tho fo,,o-,.;
aaHaed athiinihtrstors and ruardians f1ai =
me pr term 1897 OF the Carroll isro6stt .an,.t
,oftae last, District, their accoun. curra;t
Continued and advertised Tor eortirns 9@.-'e CO.
lection at sbe Ja!y term Of said eogrt I.o- -;
:. h h. fafhert itNecutor OF es taft of .ye,Y. a.,
faker, Aeeeased, Bid anG .t1.ai aeet.nn, So,
Emmett Guardian n ii :, an5I ~ -
tininetS "rd ANIMAL account ci.-~ent
=, AL persons hasiAg exceptions to sid se.t7a
nnnrt nm n1e ~ rhiuessed % file the se,ne ia Is
thereof ""S VI tHe q nt. tern
ihs asg = 1897.
j p fancher. Probate Clers.
aipans Tables assist digestion
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01

Don't thin your blood with sas-
afras or poison it with blue mass;
but aid nature by nsing DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills for constipation, bilious
ness and stomach and liver tron-
hIes. They are pnroly vege.
table. J. E, Harbert.
w B Johnson, Newark, O., says
''One Minute Cough Cure saved
my only child from dying by
Group" It has saved thousands
Of Others suffering from Group,
pneuuonIa, bronchitis and 9th, r
serious hro;tt and lung troubles.
J. H. Harbert.
M. Isaac Eorner, proprietor Of
the Burton House, Bnrton, W. Va
and one Of the most widely known
men IN the state, was cured OF
rheumati IN after three years Of
suffering. he says; Il have not
Sufficient command ot language to
convey ANY iaea oi what | suffered
my physicians told me that nothing
conln be done for me; and my
friends were fully convinced thai.
not nothing bat death conld relieve
meo: MY suffering, In Jane, 1894,
Nh. Evans, thea salesman for the
" heeiing irng Co, recommended
Chamberi"in'+ Pain Balm. Atthis
time my foot and limb were aollen
~ more than double their normal
size and II seemed TO me my leg
wonld burst, but soon after [ be-
gan using the Pain Balm, the
swelling began 10 decrease, the
pain . 'eave, and now | consider
'hat sin entirely cured. Fer sale
by J. 3: iiarbert, a''aggiat.
The FRISCO Railway offers great.
N reduced rs-es 10 Carthage, NJ
70 .;}i persons who desire to attend
the ail'taai meeting Of the Ghau-
taana Assembly which will be in ses.
alen i.nm Jnae 81 to .July9 Hon.
W. Bryan, Rev. L. Dewitt
Ia mage, lssy. Robert McIntne
and Rav. Sam Jones sill be
among the snany prominent speak
ars " - will he IL attendance
Fcr .usfher particulars ena lire OF
E. r a.fharasor, q. P. A.of Kure-
sais9i. 5 Ry.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
JyerYliSteiy SIX 20.

Cascnrets Cand, ttaii,art,c. the most y-ona
derta medical discovery of the age. . easi
ait ;lru itfr stin@ to The tas. ., a,., gently
and positively on kit.uevs. liver :.dd bowels,
cleansing the entire s,Yet n. disprl colds,
curr hc;ntatila, irvtr. il.,titllaI constitution
and bi.iouaat>s. Please h.iy aud n. a box
OF &. G. O. u,-ay; 10. ~. ~ cents. Sold ana
guar. Iseed 10 ;3re ~ III! lrI, gisss.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
=
u G1AisGs 10 MAKE AnSsyI

: rin in Tines are hard. hut here i. {, GOOD show
nt aNt n,ehth nave 'nade Fl 4,el,ing CLIMAX
= tt r.nn y u lers never srw anythn. take like
4 ivy g; Hhen any women SOC fue wash the din
= .e. a,hes, cerIt and dr. them in one ini,lutc.
,s n.s my one right sway Anyone can make s.
Il ny -. lisp nt nome easy, have Rot cnnynssed. so
y ~ ~ are Tie People Tor tie Clinex cher send
i ,.. ,"' I'm. Write f. III Climax Mfg Co coiuI,.
Us ahiy; and they vii .ud you circuiarn. II
y VIZ 'sakc sS.0tM TVS yeir.asy " D"'
ssfsq v ~ ass1l = srg ,.ssezs s,,s ~,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
REAL ESTATE
MARKET REVIEW
Volume Of Transactions
Continues of Goodly
Proportions.
Building of Low-Pr.c ced Homes
Quite Active in Subui ban
Districts.
Proper ty. Owners in the Potrero Will
B. R quested to Make In
provementS.

Business in the real estate line has run
along we'll this spring. The volume of
transactions has been equal to all antici-
pations, while prices have shown no weak
ening except in rare cases, where transfers
of distant property have occurred.
Land at the extreme end of the Mission
district is receiving more attention than
has been given to it for many years.
Richmond property is receiving consider
able attention at the present time, and so
is Southside district in the eastern sec
ton. The Potrero is giving signs of &C
iiv.ty, and South San Francisco with its
new railroad facilities, which attract at
tention to that district, has caused It's
realty to be considered marketable COM
modify.
Operations in the building line still con-
hnue active and many contracts, mostly for
small amounts, continue to be recorded
weekly.
A comparison for building during the month
OF Nav for the past four years, from VOLTS
Building News and Review, is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
LOVED AND RODE AWAY.
The Belle Of Pleasantpn Left Behind
by the Man She Saved.

The Belle of Pleasantpn Left Behind
by the Man She Saved.
OAKLAND, CAL, June Sc. P. FLOYD
OF L yermore is re io!cing ana there is Just
a touch of revenge in his mirth. Two
weeks ago Floyd was suffering from some
bullet holes in his legs that were made by
young horseman named Clarence
Lewis WHO was in love with Miss Barbara
Reed, the belle or Pleasanlon.
Now Lewis has gone and Miss Reed is
Il liberty TO enter into another engage
ment to marry. This IS Why Floyd is
happy.
Floyd was attacked by Lewis one night
about month ago. Floyd was talking to
Justice BrOphy about Lewis when the lat
ler came along, and according to the evil
dence already published, there was fusil-
lade ami Lewis emptied his revolver
while Floyd Id not fire q shot. Lewis
was acquitted by the testimony of the
belle OF Pleasanton.
"She got him off, - said Lloyd to-day
"and now he has repaid her by leaving g
Town and fitting to some other Stale.
She tried to make IL appear that l was
jealous OF ewis, and said that ste was
engaged 10 him and that they were soon
10 be married. In fact she told such a
pretty story that romance triumphed over
law.
Now ne has rewarded her by leaving
her free 10 MAKE another choice. While
it IS very ungallant on his part, l think
Miss Bar bara has been served just right.
The attempt to make me appear ridicu-
lous when / have a married daughter
older than she is was unwarranted. The
whole proce eding was a farce. the Dep
uty District Attorney, Mr.. Moore, said he
would rather go to San Quentin five years
than marry the belle OF Pleasanton.
consider now that | am vindicated."
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
OBJECT TO KEEP
GUARD IN RAGS.
Extra Duty Would Be
Pleasant if Natty Uni
forms Were Provided.
National Guardsmen Have a
Grievance Against the
State.
Major Hayes Orders a Patrol to See
That the Ru es Are
Obsye,.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL. }
90S BrOadNaY luna

National Guardsmen have no objection
10 any amount of parade duty so long as
they can wear uniforms that are a credit
10 themselves and the State and which
are not disagreea bic to spectators, Thew
object, however, 10 being continually on
show IN uniforms of which they are not
proud and which are accorded the CLASSY
eye rather than the welcome look OF
recognition.
Since the removal of Companies A and
to their new armory in the Hook build
4ng Major John +. Hayes has made some
uew rules for the enforcement of disci-
pllne. One of the most strict rules in the
guard IS that prohibiting all form of
gam bling and the use of liquor in the
armory. This rule has been posted in a
conspicuous place in the armOry for years
and the officers have tried TO enforce the
law, but occasionally there has been N ore
Than rumOr that obedience to these
rules has been occasionally tampered
with.
Major Hayes, now that a new order of
things has been started by moving into
the new building, has changed the old re-
glme. He has ordered a non-commis-
stoned or1cer and two privates to patrol
The armoTy every night. They are on
duty for I he special purpose of enforcing
al the rules and keeping the armOry in
an orderly condition until IL o'clock.
Promptly al that hour all lights must go
out and The armory be locked.
The new order has been in effect some
weeks, and has proved q success. The
guardsmen on the whole take kindly to it,
bur they now declare that there is an
other side 10 the story.
1t takes a lot of men 10 keen guard
every night of the week, and in doing so
there Is much wear on uniforms. There
are about 100 men IN the two companies,
Of which number about thirty are non
commissioned officers. This would make
The duty iau to private about once every
TWO months aud 10 a non-com missioned
officer about once n month. This, with
Jour regular meeting nights a week, be-
sides schools for non-coms and various
other things makes duty in the n ational
Guard at this time a serious matter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
MYSTERIOUS BLAZE.
Firemen Have Hot Fight on Lower
Broadway, but Hold the Fire
in Check.

OAKLAND, CAL, June 8.-Great clouds
OF smoke rolling heavenward this morning
on lower Broadway gave rise TO the
thought that the whole of that part of
the city was on fire. The department.
made remark ably quick run and had
stream OF water upon the burning build
ing in time TO save everything but the in
terror Of the house, where the fire orig
mated.
On their arrival the fremen found the
entire inside Of the house a seething fur
mace. 1t is owned By James de Fremery
AMI was occupied by A. Davis as a gro
cery-store and residence. The propri etor
was in San Franc SEQ when the ire oc-
Cured. His vile claims to have been in
the back yard. a blaCksmith-sh stands
next door, and when she saw the smoke
she spoke about il, but the blacks NTH
said they were "makng lots of smoke to-
day" She satisfied herself that The house
was all right and returned 10 the garden.
She then went back to the house and
found it full Of smoke. The blacksmith
declared her stove was smoking. She
started through the store when the flames
broke out.
Mrs Davis says she lost a gold watch
and chain, some diamonds and $3.50 in
MONEY. a diamond ring and brooch were
found Siterward IN the ruins Dy some
friends
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
ACME CLUBS HOME.
Inspected by a Throng During
Promenade Concert Last
Night.
Pioneer Athletic Club Across the Bay
Has a Permanent Head.
quarters.

OAKLAND, CAL, June s.-The new
home of the Acme Athletic Club was
thrown open for inspection this evening.
The place was tastelully decorated and
thronged with friends of the mem bers
The Reliance orchestra of twenty-eight
pieces supplied music for the evenings 8
eE Etertanment
The building is 7Ox1O0 feet, located at
Thirteenth and Clay streets, and is four
story stone and brick structure, costin 2
$S5, 600 The ground floors will be rented
for stores, but the rest will be used by the
boys In the basement is a bicycle and
heating room as well as the swim ming
tank. The latter is 25x50 feet, r Jm four
TO eight feet in depth and holds 30, 900 gal
Ions Of water. On the second floor is an
assemb bly, room, office and directors room,
ladies parlor, library and reading-room,
billiard-room and cardroom. The gym.
nasium occupies The entire third floor. 1t
Is finished in natural wood, and has all
OF the latest n modern improvements for the
development of the muscle.
The committee of ARRANGEMENTS for the
evening included President J. J. Allen, J.
?. Cook, A. P. SWAIN, c. w. Hawbecker,
J. S. Shedd Charles Harmon, Henry
Tank, J. .. Bird, r. E. Revalk, Paul Car
roll and Clarence Staples. The reception
com mittee inc uded L. w. Hardie, Joe
Champion, George Faulkner. George
Humphreys, R. w. French, Charles Slam
berg, Frank Cook, Fred Wallace and
Harry Wagor. June 10 will be the first
gentlemen S night. After that there will
be monthly exhibitions.
Tall and Short Men.
OAKLAND, CAL June s.-A tall and a
short man made an attempt to rob tn e
home of f. A. Merritt, 1878 Sixth avenue,
this morning about 2 o'clock. At first
they tried the basement but could not
effect an entrance. The back door was
next handled and by The marks OF jimmy
1t would seem that they would have had it
open but for the timely appearance Of the
hired girl and dog. The two escaped,
but the case was reported to the police.
Church Picnic
OAKLAND, CAL, June S.-On Friday
next n basket picnic will he held at San
Lorenzo Grove by the members of the
Market-street Congregational Church and
Sunday-school. The cars of the Hay
wards electric line will be found on the
spur loop on Franklin street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and viii start
al S:45 A. NJ. and returning will leave the
grove at 4:30 P. NJ Ali mem bers of the
sunday school will be given their trip
free.
May Fall to Pieces.
OAKLAND CAL, June 5.-School Di-
rectcr Ingles declares that "if the school
buildings are not repainied they will fall
to pieces. The roofs will leak, and
some OF the buildings are in a most dilapi-
dated condition" he concluded. The
Directors decided after this 10 spend
$77l1 in repairs during he vacation days.
To Help the Cadets
OAKLAND, CAL, June Accompany +,
League of the Cross Cadets, will be ten
dered benefit on Thursday evening bv
the Violet Social Club. The club is anx-
lous 70 help the cadets to provide uni
forms. The entertainment and drill will
be given at Germanla Hall.