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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
TnnAYtS ENrRIEs.

Five furlongs for msidens, selllng-Mclley
-onnors 'pl, Young Moreilo III. Hilary. Gold
Finder tsi. Trisirisn los, Illusion. Blauda
Oi, Pc ong Inc. Carrie Lucas. Abba l.
81 Pr ~ l0l, Elkarn ld5. Elsonoro. Com
,sn H. Santa Lucia lis.
- ularters OF a mile, selling-Rosalbra
~ agcCabs l04 Delvsa % Katie Glib
preIlMarcato loi Foul Play %. Los,
ue eeTetullah 20. Alleviate To-, Ostler Joe
Fiesta Uncsdeau l0i. Moringa. Don
- ,ILttle Sister io2
90 rlongs. purse for s-year-olds-
"a. be Emp CT Norfolk, Laplata lis
cen be. the Hero welnsh G lis
1T BeSna 49, Dandy che. Inn, Laver-
l.. N platcher iis winpahel Oh. Flush
ne h rs. Mariosa bf. Imp Marlna
/ take BE ll5, Botany By INN Water.
nc s.-,a lis. post Bell b. Pur-esr Miss
-. .- Lsdy Carlo chf Stario Ansrch
All Ia hrf Inn Brutus Imp Mioweis
x ai4u9C teen CHI. The Here's KATY Bvr;e-
y, exec lrolier DIR hg. Imp Golden Car
legal IT'S Kildoc re-. Imp foul Dulcia
Zirll blk. r imp Sain America
&c lale chf Magnet Hazel d ll5.
20 4 quarter selllns-Sprnag The
VS. AbilNorlnel lOi, Essence loi, usrda
av Bapus g-pandy jim lies LET Prince
~ Needing %, Strlca In Bayassa. HON.
stronr ,pes. selIlDe-MRteu io2. Pa.
I. mar,1e Monk Gland sachem, Ell
lie Jlrgic l05. Horton lis, Tor
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uonnI.. Sccre,nry ArrIyed.

,,cc.iouFe5rrlry Nv. A. MelSsDe.
-. .,ouas L.ptou's secretaries. ar
i,rn,nrnr,ofmbrls. He was met by Z. ".
1, erty-e ofhes o. David Barre, ST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
ReauISa nj Tanfaran


| Ssn francisco. February 1.-THE turf var
began in earnest today and racing was held
at both I'niorsn and Oakland.
AZ laalorsn there were thirteen books Ia
an, tnree moro than at oakland The al
.enuanco at both tracks was good. There
| were some new developments in the war
curing the day. Prince Pon.atowsk! Of the
gan FRANCISCO Jockey club decided thai
norsemen could race at both tracks. and
tommy Burns received ipstrus tions from W.
q: Whitney to ride at Tanforln. President
Williams OF tle California Jockey club an
bounced that j. Hoffman would arrive here
isua biol hot Sprinss IN time 10 start at Oak
iruu THURSDAY IN place G. James r. Caldwell
IL wls announced that Moun.e had signed
to ride only at Oakland.
sloan has been up against a hard aud try
ang game SINCE no started 10 r.do here Christ
mas day. lie finished second to Glenn len
hns 10 the Christmas handicap, aud has
pcen finishing second ever since The bel
ting public is beginning TO discount Tod
Jenkins beat him at his own game ssa,n in IN
inc Winter handicap. and While the midget
RODE a grand tnlsh on The Lady, Glenn took
al tne nonors when 1t came TO a game Of
tricky tactics. He bootlocked Tod at the
elsnth pole aud beat him out In one Of the
fastest ana best races ever run in California
SsC pa ~, pas lost couple OF races he should
public world OF money
A!aTy Garter and Genua ran q dead heat
IN tne third race at ranforln. TOD Sloan
won the handicap with Joe Frey.
10 the fifth race at OAKLAND Rio sbonnon
Tap second 10 Sea Lion at odds of 200 In
pullman rode three winners
six and a half furlongs, seilng-Toah. Do.
major. Impromntu. Time l:2tts
Inree turlongs-Rory Ough Minerva, Ma
| rasohlne. Time 80.
Eve and has furlongs-Alary's Garter
ana Genua ran a dead heat, Katie Wglcott
| third Time lO1is
Nile, Nile hnandIcap--joc Frey. Advance Guard
Nile and i furong. sell4ng-Free Lanoc
hey gel Bandios Locochee Time 1858.
MIC sGilns-La Borgs, Psrmenon, VIM.
Acock. Time i:ia,
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Seven furlonEs, selling-,Dunburg 100. SIS
quece Jos. Meadow Lark 10s Racetto 1O6
Great Sand 10, B1rrack. Royal Prize i0a
Bogus sius III Jos, Mary kinsella 1O7. Talma ion
SIX turlongs sel.uG--Ma 5Laren BeauHf,,l
biil ~. Little Miuch Jr. 107. Abbey LeIx /,
AN asone i02 -'''
rive turongs, purse-The Lady fla. Spe-
enc III Wentworth loo. Miss Madeline iO7
Janeo 10. 'u "a"
Eleven sixteenths of mile. purse-To,a
~, Sebastlana, Ar;era i0o Bron Rose ian
nTlignt SHOT l0a, Aphisd!s. Argregrs. Gavin
~ Carto V,g,an lO9, Argot 107 Berendos
Mile and sixteenth. selllng-Kickun Bob
" Lamacnus So, Eduardo 10i, Sydabars 90
GREENSBORO l0i, Hand.cap 1O7
le, seillng-The Phoenec.an III. Brownie
Anderson los, osmond III, Walnut shaw
Hohenlohe lie, Artllian 10i Ranido mi Ths
singer lc6 Side Long 113, Lady Meddieson
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ro., Interest in Ncr rorL

h., !, .sofuary n.-The-e Is l.tue or
h M !. c''y IN the Jedries- Ruhl!n
d III Jason that nine sport follow
e- " are Of the opluLou that tra.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
AUNY0N'e S.. :: : s: !:
y y, The hair
i q I'D 4 Nd ehss healthy,
\ VI e and long.
n.r Vigor does
EHUn, also: it always
UU y to faded or gray
q ssI M Oa. d5i,.r /. bottle.

81 ~ksin. cannot supply you, send
II w will express a bottle to YOU,
IL rsspaid. BE sure and give us
n ~ AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
~ handsome book on Tie Hair.
The oasis., 1901-01-05
NJ ARCELO LLANO. PABLO $. SoTo.
Robbed the stage.
18th, 1900

The lone stage robbrr is playing his hand again in Arizona. Thursday evening lone highwayman held uD and robbed the Hot Springs stage. He threw his gun down on the driver, who was an Italian, and frightened him so badly that he is unable to give anything like a detailed account Of the robber who secured package of silver, containing fifty dollars, but he did not molest the mail.
The oasis., 1901-01-05
She Pulled the String.

A funny thing happened to young lady in a Texas town. She was at church, and sitting just in front of her. she saw a tall, handsomely dress ed stranger with piece of white lint hanging oyer his collar. Being lady of an accommodating disposition one of the warm hearted, whole-soued girls who grow to be motherly old ladies. friend to everybody in town
 -she thought how glad she would be if some good, kindhearted girl would do as much for her father if he were to come to church with a rayeling hanging down his back. Besides, the thing worried her and ruined the otherwise immaculate appearance pre- sented by tine broad neck aud well built shoulders, so as the congregation rose for prayer she concluded to pick ii of. Carefully ra sing her hand she
The oasis., 1901-01-05

gave it a twitch, but there was more oft than she supposed, aud a foot or more of it appeared Setting her teeth she gave another long pull and yard or more of thread ung'down his back. This was embarrassing, but with a grim determination to do or to die, gave another yank and found she was unraveing his undershirt. It is need lsss to say her embarrassment was then so painful that chloroform could not alleviate her suffering, nor pint Of powder hide her blushes, when the gentleman turned, with an inquiring look to see what was tickling his back
The oasis., 1901-01-05
Dissolution of Parteuership Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Soto & Llano is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. Marcelo Llano retires from the firm, and the business will be con. tinued and conducted by Pablo $ Soto, under the name and style of Pablo Soto Grocery. All accounts due the late firm are payable to Pablo $. Soto, who assumes payment of the firms indebtedness.
 MARCELO LLANo.
 PABLO $. SoTo. Dated: Nogales, Arizona, December l3th 1900
The oasis., 1901-01-05
MOCTEZUMA DISTRICT

about fifty-two acres-the surface in- dications ard development work now done demonstrating an imme Dse body of ore.
 This company has also an extension of the Santa Margarita. called the Conf0rme, which includes ten perten- encias on the same ledge. rich in gold and silver ores.
 Near La Noria, lying between the IX.L. and o K. properties of Suits < Riordan, the Sonora Development Co. owns the Wostenho m, a high grade silver proposition.
 About sixteen miles west of Oposu- "a they have the Don Genaro, an old mine whose former workings are the most extensive in the district. Trad. ition says it was very rich, and the ores now there bear out the tradition, It has not been worked in seventy five or one hundred years. Ruins of old smelters and old slag piles give evi- dence that work was prosecuted upon what was in that day an extensive scale
 Another property of the same com. pany, near Tepachi, down tine river from Oposura, and not far from the Sahuaripa line, is the Santa Clara, formerly known as El P,omoso de Palo Blanco. It is an immense de- posit of high grade ore, carrying con- siderable silver aud some gold. Mir. J E Lawrence, the companY's expert says it is the largest deposit of the kind he has ever seen. A breast Of this rich ore nine and one-half feet wide is found in the old workings.
 How long ago Fl Plomoso de Palo Blanco was worked is matter upon which tradition dwells lightly; but the buildings and other landmarks bear evidence that it was near one hundred years ago. Among the ruins of the structures thereabout is that of an old stone building, and in it's center stands date palm tree which is at lease fifty feet in height. Palms are of slow growth and the one at Palo Blanco must have taken root at least seventy-five years ago, after abandonment of the work.
 When THE OASIS man was at Opo- sura MT. Woodward and MT. Law renee were looking over the magnii. cent properties of the Sonora Degel- opment Co.,, and were giving to the work the most complete and thorough attention.
 In closing this article it is well to say that it does not comprise all that may be seen in the Moctezuma dis trict. It would fill several editions of THE OASIS to do that. But it gives a general idea of the district, it's possi- blllties and what is being done to- ward their development. And the good work has hardly commenced
The oasis., 1901-01-05

For those wishing to take in the carnival at El PasO the railroad has issued a special rate of one fare for the round trip, The rate takes effect on Jan II, 1901 The tickets are good until Jan 25th
The oasis., 1901-01-05
How to Cure Group

MT, R. Gray, who leaves near Ame- nia, Duchess county, N. r., says: "Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is the best medicine 1 ever used. It is fine children's remedy for croup and never fails to cure" When given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough have develop ed, it will prevent the attack. This should be horne in mind and bottle of the Cough Remedy kept at hand ready for instant use as soon as these ymptoms appear For sale by L w
 Mix $ Co, druggists.
The oasis., 1901-01-05

The American Dairy, Joe Carbon proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron age solicited.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-05

Dte prG9tisten Balm
bpfssW arterdume bot Der
@ietorias Sauptbobnbof Der p.nsntula'
@iIenbabn in 8ombap. Snbten. Die
ausfabruns bteies 8autpertes bot 5ehit
Sabre beonIprudt unb einen @uftpauo
bon f3, 100000 Dsrurio4t.
9te etnatss Ibmiraltn
Der melt 1T bic &Onigin bon 9rte'
denlanb. Wessn ibrer erober Worltebs
fir bic See bdtte tie Der Gar MlsIanoer
Der 9ritte gum 4bmirol Der rnfiil4en
Slotte ernannt, ftatt tbr. tpts es ionlt
iibli9 1T, Elm Regiment 81 berleiben.
3p5If sale BON gun
genf4ptnbfudt tpta elm frarl'
SDfI6er @rat babur9 gebeilt babeit.
6ab er bic aranten tGsli4 aipst BIZ
brei Stunben In Elm @elab NIT perotH'
teter 2uft isbts, Der 9ampfe bon &reo'
fot unb Gucalpptus6l aussmiiat mo-
rem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-05
Bon 3eter6bura.

- am ndditsn Samftae finbet bic
idbrlide @reurlion Der bieiiaen Seibens
nrbeiter nab Wountain Bari itatt.
- Srnnt Straight, Der ieinen Rad'
bar 8bilip S6peiber nit elmer Nrt su
tbbten brobie, tpuroe am Samhaa fur
iein fernsreS friebli6eS 8etrasen unter
8drei&uft ssittut.
- SularbO 8enbat, Der Bel 2uciniO
2onec an 9lib Strabe in 8Oft eins, aber
abreiien tpolte. obne Die fdaise 8oiired.
nune bon 500 30 bstoblen. tpuroe en-
srifsn, serabe als er einen BUG beiteiBen
polts. Su @rmnneetuns bon Sdrs'
idnft ianOte ibn Der alderman na6
BEN @sfdnsniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-05
Geruer

No. l5-ale ole Nedte, Sitel unO Suffered.
fen Der 8ertlngten, sate poer Sdtbarind BnrtO.
IN uno ant all ole gelpiie Strihe eanO. 9elegen
in Dem Borough Do 6orge, eadGlpanna epuntD
mo Staat 8enniDlDanien, begrenjt mo beidrie,
ben wie iclst, uemlid erftens-anfangeuo
an Der iiomefliden Seite BON Bennett Strabe,
bon ba inblih neuumoUier,ig $50 @raOe uno
Nueiuuooreibig 1927 @innten, meitlit einbui.
bert uuO inutSig (l50) GUS gu 9anO iest poer
friiber Der BenniDlunnia Sobleu eomplnie. bon
"a n0rolid einuuooierSig (4l) 8raoe mo orei'
bg 1907 Wiulten. weitlit %einbunoert mo fiinf.
,9 u50l Gub. bon oa nor0lih Heumn0pieriig
(49) Grade uno yueiunOOreiBi9 (S2) Wiuuterl,
oitIid einbunOert un0 tiinfji9 (150) 6nb CUR
8eunett StrnBe, uon oa iuolib einunOuieriig
(41l @raoe unO breibig 1907 Miuuteu. 0itlid
einbunoert mo fImtjig $50 Gus gum Mn.
ianasplaBe. aoblen mO MiHeralien IN 9eb0ri.
aer 8eiie Den geiegliheu Gi9entbumern %reieruirt
Sit Dailelbe edn0 nbeltrGgen an belagte xnte
ODER eatbarina Yarto bon ). Srani Smitb ct
al. ourh Seeo oatirt Den 20 Suli 1891 mo ein.
aetrnaen I'M 0eeobud No. 80. Seite 462 etc.
Niles angebnut, nit pier j%iueiitodigen 9duiern
oGrauf,
3lueitens-Nniangenp an aibion Strabe, al
elmer 9de Don eano. leBt ooer trnber Der War'
garetb SenrD. bon on il0lit adtunouierji9 (4S)
@rnoe. weftlid einbunoert mo SlueinnO0reiBig
Q32l 6ub ,l elmer @de. bon Oh ilolid ,peiuno.
pierjis (42) SrGoe. oitlid iebj9 [6e] 6ub 81
elmer Gde pom eano. lest ODER fruber einem &c.
niien perbert, bon oa 0itlib entluug belugtem
Serbsrts gano einbunoert uno ;meiun0oreiBig
1881 6ub gu albion StraBt, uon Oa norOlih
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-05
Ncmc Mmsei8en.
Neiieu Gle na6 Buffalo?

81 bits Der 8aa, 70 fSnnsn Ole suits ecsis
bel elmer bsutftsn, friibfr In Scranton ppbn.
baftsu damiIis fir rs Gents trbaltsn, ootr NIT
8riibhiid fir 81. 90. Anmtlbunstn srbiittt
8. Dsnbarb, 2tS 9pr aptnus Buffalo, ". y.
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Scnfc's ..
81 ltoenti3e Sierfnbe,
21S Henn Apeuue.

Gin nab nItbsutidsr Btiit asfibrtss eOial,
no man fiber if, fstts uussusbms SsisaiSafl
az fnotn,
Sas nit o~srislbtn bsrbuuosns & tfau.
a II I Iitfsrt ale 9slitattHtu Der Sabrssbeit.
,,@irsburssr SOfbrdu" uuo beige Sisrs.
importirte @tib. unb &ctbm.iut, primn Cigar
rem, bofihe 8eoienuna.
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@tanrrenmacber perlan0t

Long filler Bunch makers uub Rollers,
sbrnlo Rabbsn 15-tS Sabre alt, un has &i-
sarruma6tn uub aubfrt 3psiss ess @tItdf-
ties ~ rItrntn. @ebr. Stdtr, 81 Ho.
bin1pn Sirabt.
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No. 9-Aae Ole 8e6te. 8iteI unO Snterefen
Dee 8erfIagten, 8reoerid w. 8bentcrOft in mo
aut all ole aelUiiie Got, Grid ooer Rarielle
ganO, gele9en in Dem Borough 9unmore, eada.
lpanua County uno Stant BenniDlpanien. be.
arenit un0 beitrieben pie folgt nemlih an.
iangenr an Der nor0otlihen Ode non adDt,ebn.
ter Strnbe uno 9unmore 91nOltraBe. BON Oh
norolid pier,ig (40) 8raoe, Oitlih entInng be.
lugter Ahtjebnter Strabe einbunoert uno filnijig
$50 Gus 3u elmer 10 Gus alteD. elmer Gde.
BON Oa iuolih reununoNreibig (39) @raoe uno
OreiBi9 1901 Minuten. oftlih entlnng beIagter
aleD finfjig (50) 6nb uno iebs (6) Boil gu eli.
uer Gde. pom oa liOlih pierji9 (40) @rnoe.
meitlih einbnnoert unO ilnfSig Q50) Gus ju e.
ner Gde III 9lnie Der uorbeiagten Onnmore
qauo1rabe, bon on entlan9 beia9ter Strnbe
norOlid ueunlno0reisig 500 Sraoe uno oreiBi9
1901 @iuuten. weitlid finfJig (50) 6ub uno
lehs (6) Boil gum ~auinngsplGBe. Gntbnlteno
iitbentauieno i~intbmoert (7,500) OuaOratfub
9anO, mebr ODER peniger. ales u~erbeiiert nit
einem ,w~ett0disen bOIjernen 8obnbnnie Qano.
baus) odrani
@it 8eidiag beIe9t luO in Ggstution genom.
men unt Ole SInae Der State Capital Sapings
uno qoan Aioeintion bon pnrrisburg. Rd., 9e.
gen breoerid W. 8beateroft. Shulo $l,lO9..
53. Suoament No. 1926. September Sermin
1901. g. ga. gum September Ssrmiu 1901.
6erner. aui ole Sla9e o%efeIbsu sessn oeniel.
ben. ShuIo $55447. Sno9ment no. 1927.
eeptember 5srmin 1901. 81 Ga. jnm Ssptem.
Der SeriHin 1901. OunnsII anrpaIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-05

- Die Serrsn abam SmsitOpf unb
8alentin Spobrer bumpftsn am Samitae
0adt mad Buffalo, Detroit unb Toronto
alb.
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Die feinhen Drudarbsiten in Der Stabt
2isfsrt bic Office hes ,Bo4snblatt."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-16
is SECOND IN
IMPORTANCE
CIatsOp's Position in the List Of
Manufacturing CenterS in
This State.
SHOWING OF CENSUS REPORT
Average Amount of Capital In
vested in Clatsop Nearly Three
Times That Invested in
MultnOmah.
SHOWING OF CENSUS REPORT

The Importance Of a community IS
Indicated by its manufacturing enter
prises. Clatsop IS the second Of i'm
por;ance in the state. Multnomah, Of
course. ranking first. A bulletin just
fssuel by the census bureau gives an
interesting comparison Of manufac-
tures in Oregon counties. and ClatsOp
makes a very favorable showing
The number Of manufactOries In this
county is l03. while Multnomah has
1891. SIX other counties have more con-
Germs than ClatsOp. The total amount
OF capital invested in Clatsop is So
34s,esS, exceeding the amount invested
in any other county outside of Mutt
Domah. which has a total invested
capitalot sl4157.229. Th= average amount
OF capital invested in each concern in
Clatsop is $32521.. exceeding that II
any other county. Multnomah's average
sl2.976 Claislp's best showing. how
ever, Is the amount invested IN build
ings. Here the figures are given as ST.
ss0,053. while in Munlmah. the only
county ahead o. Clars1p in ta.s re-
spect, the amount IS s2O5l,s73. The
average amount invested Or each build
ing in ClaIsop is Sl5 437: in Multn1mah.
1850 and In Clackamas the tllrl c0un-
ty in im2ortance, $500 The value Of
machinery. tools and implements in
Clatsop IS $71s,6s7 which IS exceeded by
that in Clackamls-S1.s9 .s94,212- and in
Multnomlh-S4 1858.
This county ranks third In bae num-
Der Of wage-earners. Il Is accredited
With 1906 while Clackamas has 1853
and Multnomah 1852. The number Of
proprietors and firms Own=rs in Ciat-
sop is 100, the number in eleven other
counties excee ling that in this county.
The number 0f salarIed officials. clerks.
etc. in ClatsoD is IS. Multnomah alone
exceeding 1t, with s43 In this respect
Clzckamas ranks third, with 80. In
point Of salary of officials and clerks
CFackamas leads, the average yearly
wage there being s2907.S7 Clatsop IL
second, with an average Of 31O97sS;
Multnomah third. with an average Of
s1O5Ls1. In Marion the average Is
s7O843.
Clatsop IS third in the number Of
males over 16 employed. with 93S, Clack-
amas having 1898 and Multnomah 77s4
The average yearly salary II these en-
ployes in Clatsop IS $500: in MultnOmah,
$500; In Clackamas. $4O3. The number
Of females over 1G employed in Clat-
SOP 10 So, the average wage being 1916
greater than the average OF any other
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-16

Some OF the gentlemen whose names
appeared In the straight-out Demo
cratic ticket seem 10 feel very much
offended becluse the supposed slate waa
publ she'd. while others appreciated the
humor # the thing and enjoyed the
joke The slate was being passel
around and the Astorian printed It as
matter OF news. While there was
not the remotest possibility OF the tick
ct being nominated, a reporter was.
nevertheless. positively assured tina, Il
was the intention OF the straight-outs 10
have representation az tn city election.
Indeed. the gentleman who announced
the slate said an the gsntl men mad
agresl 20 make the run. This assur-
ance was. Go Is - ~ presumed. very
much in the na,ur- II a joke. and.
while the Democrats men,ionei flr Ne
flee are all very prominent, nomination
n The third t.cke; was doubtless
sprung az a take-off on the deep IN
terest manifested IN tae approaching
fight Seriously speaking, the A5torIan
Is enabled o. announca today tha; the
straight. out Dem5crat.c ,lcket printed
10 these columns yesterday will not De
nominated, zxrept 10 the event thlt
some Of the gentlemen named eXper-
lence a decided chang of sentiment
One OF the prospective candidates men
,i0nd Mr. Duncan Stuart says he ls
not a candidate for any Office AMI
wants Il unlerstOod he r. not opposed
20 the citizens movement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-16
OPEN TO FOREIGNERS.
Heuly Meeting " Oarsmen q Friendly
Festival

LONDON, Nov. l5.-The pallv Trlv-
graph, .n the course ~ .ong article
,o>iay IN yorr,gp entries AZ Henley,
says Il feels ccr,aia tina, the d,,lslon
of the stewards viii BE- again txclud-
INK foreigners and adds:
II the Amer.csns ckarly rrcognlE,
that thev viii not mrct champion
crew and that &c IS friendly festival
OF o1rsmaDship they will b. heartily
welcome and Will contribute ss much
10 general happiness As the other for
aign entries have done, Bu; 20 insure
;he exclusion ~ proressl 'nal.sm the
stewards ough 10 insist that foreign
entries be confined % clubs affiliated
with the American Rowing Ass,iation
or that NO crew coached by profess
sloua, shal, b. admitted FROM any club
vlatrvsr.'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-16
HOUSEKEEPING IN JArAN.

\ New York woman who s ,hr vic
" a naval officer. aul VII, has l,rn
living IN Japan o,r the lls; Two 'elr-,
yesterday ;cli a Tribune reporter how
she solved the s'ryaH, problem While
there
Il found thcr-. as here differences
of opinion she said. AS 90 the best
way 10 manage tNn servants. who. as a
rule. are noyorioIs.y dishonest; one
said, on they are sure 90 steal IN any
case. s., always leave copper money
ot small value lying 1h1u; and that
seems to satisfy them
Another friend told me- 60 trv hcr
plan. which was 20 get tomp.irnt
butler make him responsible for every
thing. and then TO dismiss carc from
my mind. ls a. would re,en, helug
watched. Tl.s seemed 20 me the bet
ter plan. 50 I found a butler who had
served Iu AurHrlu families ana plac-
ed everything 10 his care.
The selection ~ servants ! l"1 90
hm with un authority over hem
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japanese servants an du sur ,al lines
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s..,
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thHt th- 'Et,r" r'uHN. .ua. nly A"i
month. and that they fad them. lives
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'l "'S Do japan '7' nous N' ping
TIL butler himself had 81 month
and th.. r.gls had &C. They y.r. ra.
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learned. We're planning 'p puy houses
when they lrg. my service The ser
.v,nts live I'm u,v b,us.s an fh. I'm.
~,
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ings c1s. very little.
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anu 30 Hui'Ny iHhl Dy p'rlNi'7t TINE
everything wls in order fpr the day
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ma, g., slngl. nick made lo a F,sh and
,nly on. brIkan. and mo-, An article
los, when M. huti.r gave m MA
charge 40 yy. r,m. away ey.rv piece
Of linen vas returned wiz, the worn
riar.. rn.ndcI I,' m, NOS, .xnulglta
manner som. - fha .larns had been
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