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Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
CONGRESS TO HONOR THE LATE
 SENATOR KYLE
Kelly Reappointed Postmaster at San Bernardino General Funston to Abstain from Discussion of Philippine Affairs-Senator Money in Trouble

 San Bernardino.
 The president has requested General Funston to abstain from further pub lie discussion of Philippine affairs. Attorney General Knox has instruct ed the district attorney of the Chicago district to begin proceedings against the beef trust.
 Senator Money had serious alterca- tion with the conductor of a street car Friday, which resulted in the election of the Senator.
 MONDAY.
 SENATE-Soon after the senate con- vened, consideration was begun of the Rivers and Harbors Appropriation bill, committee amendments first to be considered. The bill was read at length.
 The senate ccommitte on the Philip pines resumed the examination of witnesses in the investigation of affairs in the Philippines.
 HOUSE-Gov. Odell of New York was on the floor of the house during the early part of the session. Inn mediately after the reading of the journal, the house proceeded to the consideration of District of Columbia business.
 Upon the conclusion of District busi. ness, the house went into committee of the whole and entered upon the discus sion of the military academy bill. Mir. Hull, in charge of the bill, in brief preliminary statement, defined it's features, the increase in the pay of cadets and the adoption of plan for extensive improvements at West Point.
 These improvements, MT. Hull said, would cost. when completed, $6, 500, ,0O0, of which $3.O90, 1926 was appropriated by the bill.
 TUESDAY.
 SENATE-During the consideration of routine business Mir. Hoar of Massa- chusetts presented resolution provid- ign for an adjournment of the senate from Thursday, May l, to Monday, May 5, the object being to afford a time for spring cleaning of the sen- ate chamber. The resolution went over, under the rules.
 It was agreed in the senate that for the present Cuban reciprocity shall remain in status quo and the house bill was referred to the committee on rela- tions with Cuba.
 HOUSE-After some routine busi- ness the house went into committee of the whole and took up the considera- tion of the senate amendments to the omnibus claims bill. As passed by the house the bill carried about $200,- 900 for the payment of claims. To this the senate attached all the findings of the court of claims under the Bow man and Tucker acts for captured and abandoned property, French spoilation claims aggregating in all over $2, ,S00,- GOO.
 WEDNESDAY,.
 SENATE-At the conclusion of rou- tine business, the senate resumed consideration of the bill for union railway st ation in Washington. Mr.. Teller of Colorado spoke in opposition to the measure.
 HOUSE-Bills were passed to appro- priate $3O,0OO of the funds of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians for the benefit of destitute members of these tribes, and to provide for trade statistics between the United States and its outlying possessions.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
Producers Must Learn to Sell

California raisins retail in eastern cities for 25 cents a pound, but the Fresno raisin growers find difficulty in getting cents for them. California prunes sell to consumers for from 10 to IS cents, but the California pro- ducer cannot get cents for them. California apples sell in London at fabulous prices, for there the Califor- mia apple is deemed the best in the world, but until recently the growers were digging up their apple orchards because they could not make apple growing pay.
 So says the San Jose Herald and adds that neither apple growing nor any other California industry can be made to pay the producer until he learns how to sell his product, and concludes that "the combinations for the better marketing of produce re- ported in various parts of the state. intended to bring producer and con- sumer together, will enable the pro- ducer to sell to better advantage"
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
Fierce Riots in Russia

The peasants in the Poltava and Kharkoff provinces, where lS,000 are reported to be participating in riots have already sacked eighty estates where they destroyed everything that they could not carry off. The whole region is terrorized and land owners and stewards are fleeing for safety.
 The fear is increasing that Kharkoff and other towns will be attacked. Some of the authorities are showing weakness and pusillamity, while others are cruelty vigorous and are causing wholesale fiogging of persons arrested. The agitation at Mosco is so serious that the czar has relinquished his intention of spending the Russian Easter there. The ministers, includ- ing M. Dewitte, the minister of finance, continue to receive letters threatening them with death.
 The judicial inquiry into the cause of the assassination April 15 of M. Sipiaguine, the minister of the inter- for, has led to the arrests of many per- sons suspected of connection with the anti-governmental conspiracy. These include Jewess, who is the fancee of Balschaneff, the assassin of the minister, and her father, who supplied Balschaneff with money.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
FIERCE RIOTS IN RUSSIA
LANDLORDS AND STEWARDS ARE
 FLEEING
Coal Mine Explosion-An Old Hotel Sold-In Place of the Canteen-General Davis Says Bloodless Victory Has Been Gained-lndian Lands to be Opened

One killed, one badly burned and several injured is the result of an ex- plosion of gas in the Sunnyside coal mine near Louisville, Colo.
 The palace of the Sultan of Linga, a small island in the Malay archipel- ago, is to be equipped with complete electric lighting plant of Yankee manu- facture.
 St. James Hotel, Port Richmond, where Aaron Burr died, las just been sold. Although over 100 years old, the building is in fair state of preser- vation.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
S,oo REWARD SIoo

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca- tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de- stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as- sisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer one hundred dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials.
 Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, To- ledo Ohio. Sold by all druggist, 75 cents. Halls Family Pills are the best.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
Mpening Va1encias Early

The Fresno Democrat says MT. Blair of that city has forced the early ripen- ing of Valencia oranges "by a process of what is called cutting back, and ripe oranges will be obtained by about March 20. These oranges were raised on the orchard of F. M. Carter, at Three Rivers in Tulare county. Mir. Pogue, also a citrus orchardist at Lemon Grove, in Tulare county, claims that he can obtain ripe Valencia oranges by similar process as early as February.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03

bpVpsIH HIlI LIT uISeHscs VHustU by Microbes is well know fact. Marvellous success attends It's use as vapor in Bath Cab inets; nearly all diseases yielding to few treatments Price of R. NJ. K, $1 bottle or s jug, freight prepaid in case lots of 6 bottles or jugs We sell Buckeye Bath Cabinets at s5, freight prepaid. Agents Wanted in every town on the Coast. Radamsl Nlicrobe Killer Co.,, $50 Howard St., r.
 Send for book with testimonials free,
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03

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Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
In Place of the Canteen

The subcommittee of the senate committee on military affairs has agreed to recommend the incorporation in the army appropriation bill of an amendment appropriating $500, ,00O with which to supply an army post with libraries, schools, gymnasiums, etc., to take the place of the army canteen.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03

Mamma-How pretty the bride look ed as she and Edward stood up to. gether
 Johnnie-Yes, and how nice and clean Uncle Albert was!
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
A friend wrote to Mark Twain asking

A IrleHu WrOtt to MHrK IWaIH asKIHg his opinion on a certain matter, and received no reply. He waited few days and wrote again. His second letter was also ignored. He then sent a third note, inclosing sheet of paper and 2-cent stamp.
 By return post he receiveed a post card, on which was the following:
 "Paper and stamp received. Please send envelope. "--New York Times.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder. It cures, painful, swollen. smarting, nervous feet, and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions At all Druggists 25 cents. Accept No Substitute. Trial package Free. Address Allen s. Olmsted LeRoy, NY.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
THURSDAY.

passed: To provide for the purchase of site and the erection of public building thereon in the city of Wash ington to be used for a Hall of Rec ords, and indicating an appropriation of $1 ,0O0, 900 for the purpose; authoriz- ing an increase of pension in cases involving total deafness; making the provisions of the act of Congress ap- proved February 2S, 1901, relating to public lands applicable to the State of Utah; authorizing the appointment of committee to distribute $500, ,000 of the funds of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations of Indians among inidgent members of these nations.
 At2 o'clock the Philippine Govern ment Bill was taken up, and, MT. Rawlins continued his speech in op- position to it.
 HOUSE-The house resumed the consideration of senate amendments to the Oleomargarine bill. The oppo- nents of the bill made strong effort to place renovated or process butter on the same footing with oleomarga- rine, but they were defeated by two thirds majority. At the confusion of the debate the amendment was sent back to conference.
 The house then went into committee of the whole and took up the Agricul. tural Appropriation bill.
 FRIDAY.
 SENATE-The senate committee on Cuba decided to begin an investiga- tion as to what part of the sugar crop is held by the sugar trust.
 Mir. McCumber of North Dakota, chairman of the committee on manu- factures, spoke on the bill "to pre- vent the adulteration, mis-branding and imitation of foods, beverages, candies, drugs and condiments in the District of Columbia and the territor- ies, and for regulating interstate com merce therein" The object of his ad- dress, he said, was to convince the senate of the very great importance of the subject to the American people.
 HOUSE-Today was pension day in the house. Some preliminary routine business was transacted, and the house then went into committee of the whole and proceeded with the consider ation of pension bills on the ca lendar. SATURDAY
 SENATE-Mr. Carmack of Tennessee today completed the speech on the Philippine government bill, which he began yesterday.
 He continued his exceedingly caustic criticism of the administration policy and the ultimate end to which it would lead, concluding by expressing the hope that the administration would turn from the "bloody gospel of the strenuous life" to the paths of peace. HOUSE-After devoting an hour to the passage of bills. the house, by unanimous consent, suspended public business and for the remainder of the afternoon listened to tributes to the memories of the late Representative Stokes of South Carolina and the late Representative Crump of Michigan.
 May 10 was set aside for paying trib- ute to the memory of the late Senator Kyle of South Dakota.
 The District of Columbia appropria- tion bill was reported and placed on the calendar.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
ADAMS SARSAPARILLA PILLS

A spring medicine to purify the Blood. They cure7 Constipation, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Sick Head. aches. 10c, 25c.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03
A Family Medicine Chest

Ninety-nine cases of hundred, Cascarets Candy Cathartic will cure the ailments of the family. The hundredth time call the doctor. Druggists, 10c, 25c, Soc,
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03

Faith may move mountains, but il takes coin to move household goods.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03

A bottle of Hamlin's Wizard Oil is Medicine Chest in itself; it cures pain in every form. 50 cents at drug. gists.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-03

The first baby makes man crazy with joy; the others make him crazy without it.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
z Prus Polskich.

KARTUZY. "a szczeg6lne
.krzewienie ~niemczyzny przyznaia
rejsncYa nastepnym nauczycielom
powiatu kartuskiego nagrody pie
niezne, po $50 marek otrzymali:
Jeschke " Samoninie, Schwedow-
ski v Gowidlinie, pc 100 marek
otrzymali Schulz " Gorec,nie,I y.
Thaddey " D~zierzaznle, Chr.anow
ski " G~rzyDnie, Hoffmana "
Smoldzinie, Radde " Mezewie
Koschnitzki W Starej Czapli, Klein
" Skorzewie, Schulz W suleclnie,
Strosowski " Parchowie, po 60
marek otrzymali Ruchniewicz W
Tokarach, Wojanowski W Golubiu,
Kannenberg W Nowymdworze,
Schliederman " Sikorxynie, Sar-
nowski W Tuchlinie Szwanitz "
Jamie.
80" .... f.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
STRZELNO. W;elkie niesz'

STRZELNU. W!elK1e n1esZ'
cze6cie spotkalo tutaj pastucha
Wo1ciecha Odebranskiego, sluza~
ceeo u w}asc,ciela Stefans Lewan-
dowicza " Street.-The. Prey rabaniu
drzewa wpad} mu duly wi6r "
lewe okoi ~skaleczy} tax niebez-
piecznie. re natychmiat oko po-
stradal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

;6redn,otsw,eB,m banka al han Din Il
sprsemyy1sll,uu5, 1losouo 1os,4os.4g7 * g
ron, csyli 9s,s6s.s5 marek. !SEttt
ma Mode pokolenie" 1losono r.
sem 27, 1872, So marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
KEBEOWO, l Ma]a. =

KEBEUWO, l Ma]a. - Dir
siai odprowadzilismy ma kolei ma
.szego tax nan ~ukochanego X.
,wikarego J. Ludwiczaka. Bolesnie
nam bardzo, ze utracilismy tax
.dobrego duszpasterza. Przebywaa
on u mas kr6tko, DO przyszedfszy
do mas 2 ~stycznia RIB. juz mas opus
cit musia{, P}acza i tesknia "a
MIN wielcy i mali, ale many 60
czego p}akac, %poniewaz pomimo
re tax kr6txo mledzy mani by},
rzjedna} soble serca w~szystk'ch'
Zacny to d~uszpasterz, dobry 'spo~
wlednik, dzielny kaznodzieja.s POI
ruszy} niejednego do g}ebi serca,
il nlejeden pijak wyrzek} sic pijah"
silva, CO tylko jemu zawdzieczyt
mona. - Fracujao ME >~tylko W
koseiele ale i pc IA koscio{em. W
mejednem ~przyczyni{ sie do napr ra
wy stosrnk6w ~naszych. Starai on
sic m,anowioie o s~zervenie oswia-
ty i poboznosci. - zafosyt tez
K6}ko r%6lnicze, kase drcbnych
oa.czedno6ci i jesseze wiele ~,ecei
ma TEN polu by}by zdzia}a}, gdyby
by} tylko d&uzej pomiedzy nami
m6g} pozosta6. Dowodem mliosci i
przywiazania para6an do swego
pasterza by}a tax licznie zebrara
publicznos6 ma dworcu W Wronia"
wacb. Zegnalismy go re }za " oku.
KORONOWO. Makowarsku
xads'erzawi} oberze OIL PAM kry-
sinskiej p. suchowsk,. Poniewsz
jest to wles czysto polska q haka-
tysci, gdaie tylk" moga, mas boz
kotujq, pr1eto przypom,na sig ha..
slo: Sw6j do swego! w Trzepdtko-
vie wykupit pan M,zgalski oberza
Z rak niemieckich "a $1,000 NIX.
szczeac mu Boze!
S% v 80
Be- PISMA poznahskie donosza,
! 4e majateix Nowy Dwor, W pow.
I w71rrzesihskim, kupi} cd Niemca
Funkego p. Zbigniew Wesierski "a
$780, 900 marek-
q Ss P~OZNANSKI komitet opiek'
Mad oiaram, wrzesulhskiemi og}a-
1Fa AZ e 4 |, ,,dzie0i ! roaz'ny aka
l|Hch' ztosono ogdlem rs, 24e ma.
y \ ! 8 serig6w. z Galley, "a po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

!dkoy. kt6rsy nletylkko.s,n1diec ~an i,t,lr
Bill, lecs 1uasrnisll f1ycsnie mo-
Iralnle. Zamiast by6 podpora ! poo-
##ciccba rodzlc6w, robi4 i'm pijadh'-'
stwem j hulaszczem zyciem zmar.-
5twienie, . nadto ozYnla wstyd j
:hahbe ola calej wioski. I kogos
.wlnid, ze 81 ludzle tax podupadlii?'
.0t6z ich o~toczenie ma %obczyznie,
q ME mniej mas samych, kt6rzy "a
ma}o otaczali6my ich opleka. q
malo swra,alismy uwagi ma tryb
ich zycia. To tel nalety zajad sic
wyehodzcami. q dobrze by{oby,
gdyby mieli towarzystwo, .stosow-
ME zorganizowane . kt6rego "a
DAMIEN bedzie opieka mad wychodz-
CANT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Napad ~wfeloryba.

Napad wfeloryba.
Czterdziestu ludzi wybra{o sic
" amerykahskiej BARGE Cathleen
"a polowanie ma wielory by: Ocala}o
tylko dzicwieciu. ktdrzy wynedz-
Mali i obdarcl przybYli do portu
Dominica W 1ndYch Zachodnich
Cd Mich dowiedziano sic nastepu-
jacych szczeg6l6w nlezwyk}ej zaiste
katastrofy. = W odleg4oscl tysia'.
ca mil cd Barbados k,edy barka
Cathleen u~polowa}a JUL trey potez-
me vieloryby. zosta}a ona napad"
Meta przez czwartego, clbrzymiej
wl.lkosci. W{a6nle kiedy oprawia-
no trupy pokonanych potwor6w
morskich, ujrzano ma widnokregu
jeszcze jednego. co ny}o JUL zupe}~
ME niezwyktem powodzeniem.
N%atychmiast spuszczono trey
szalnpy i zaczeto potowanie, W
kt6rem trafiono " koncu wiel 'ry-
ba harpunem. Ale byfo TO jakles
wyjatkowe zw,erze, DO nietylko,
re pc d}ugiej i ~straszliwej walce
wyrwa}o sic : rak mysliwych, ale
Z Gaia si}a rzucilo " st, one statku
Cathleen, aderseniep wYbi}o kllka
helek i naruszy}o wiazania barki
tax, ze woda zacse}a sic nalewac do
6rodka. Zanim trey szalupy Z 20"
lowania sda4y}y na ratunek. sta
tex zatona} q kapitan wraz : Q
dzinal pozosta&ym, marynarsam,
xaledwie zdo}ali uratowa6 sic W
czwartej pozostalej lodzi wzla6
COS niecoS 2ywnodo, j woody -
Prowianty rozdzielono pomiedzy
oztery szalupy. Kaada otrzyma}a pc
worku suchardw j beczulke wody.
Wszyetkie szalupy wyruszy1y v
sdnym czasie : ta, ktdra ocalla}a..
Pc je lenastu dniach ujrza4o
sdziewieclu rozbitk6w wybrseze v
Dominica. o pozostalych trzech
szalapach dotyohozas mic ME VIA
domo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
re SKARSZEW donosza

re sKARsZEw aonosza do
Gazety 3d., ze t~amtejszy m}ody
wikary w}ada jezykiem polskim
bardzo lie, pomimo, ze W Parafi
skarszewsklej jest cztery ragy wie-
cej Polakdw, anlzeli .Niemc6w.
M}ody ten kap}an ludzi spowlala-
jacych sic po polsku ME rozumle,
a podobne So nawet dowody, Re
polskie osoby zn'ewala do niemiec-
k'ej spowiedzi. = To bardzo
smutne!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Z P~oznahskiego.

#%; aN45,s assEts@SE $% Isl faass.sss @sfS4# s
1NIN. Mad majstklem kup.
ca Gaposyhskiego ogsossono kon-
kurs.
szAMOTUkY S maja. Umar1
IN naple ~z,4uik Piotr Gladysz.
Rada miejska tract " MIN gorliwe-.
oo cz}onka ,mieszkanca, miasta "a
sfuzonego i og6lnle szanowanego
~obywatela.
GNIEZNO. z gimuasyum
euiezniehskiego ME wydalono =
lax pisze Lech - lecz tylko su
spendowano piec'u Polak6w. Naz'
wiska ich So: wyzszY prymaner
Kwiatkowski, i wyzsi, ME nizsi,
sekundanerzy Celichowski, Hasin~
ski, Cstrowski i Poprswski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

0aZetY dOansKle1 hrOleWsKl leSnl"
cry Klemens z K"ry oddali} ro'
botnika Zieli1skiego Rudni
(Neuhof>, zstrudnionege prey So.
dzeniu ebony fskalnym leslie,
cd roboty iedynle ola tego, il ten.
re 20 polsku rozmawla}. Ziellnski
przem6wi} prey piracy do .swego
tow arzYs.a pc polsku,. re teraz
lichsze zarobki bywaja niz dawnlej
PREY }upanlu kory " lasach - ca
podslysza} leSniczy Klemens, kt6-
ry znienacka %nadszed}, i natych-
Mast ,kaza} mu odejsc cd roboty.
Take pewna dziewczyne re Som
merhafu tego samego. dnia tenze
lesniczy. cd piracy oddaE} "a to, re
po polsku .rozmaw ia{a. Tepze kr6-
lewski leknlczy Klemens pred ro~
klein spotkat pewnego robotnika
przy. TEN, gdy z 4iskalnego lasu
przyw}aszczaf -sobie, czy tel tylko
.chcla} PREY w}aszczy6 sobie, drobpo-
stke, zdaje sic, ki]ka gaiazek DC
miot}y IL tego powodu obi 60
klJeu' .: e. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

CANT.
GRUDZIADZ. = Pred ro-
klein mniej wiecej z~arzuci}a ,,Gaz.
|Grudz.", kaiedzu dziekanowi Kuh~
nertowi " Grudziadzu, he germa~
nizuje polsk,ch swych parahan
m,anowic:e dziatwe. JakkolwieF
zarzut ten by} zupe}nie s{usznym j
uzasadnlonym, skazano redaktora
,,Gazety Grudziedzkiej" Ro4ano~
wicza ma rok wiezieuia "a ,,obraze
ks. Kahnerta" Teraz kaplan ten
otrzyma} order korony III ktasy.
DOBRA wa}dycz, " Prusach
Zachodnich. nabyl p. Cheimlhskl
z Zebrzydowiec ubieg} tym spo-
sobem komisYe kolonizacyjna, kt6
ra przez ~agentdw usilnie SIG stara-
Ia o nsbyoie tych ddbr.
-OO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

GDANSK. - Z dose wlelkiei
wioski, %po}ozonej pomiedzy ka~
szubaml q Kociewlem. wychodzl
rok rocznie wiele ludzi ma obczyz-
ny ola zarobku. Wychodzc6w tych
podziela correspondent ma trey kla-
sy. d" pierwsze] klasY naleza ci,
ktdrzy dorobili sie znacznego
majatku. jest tn takich trzecb. "a
myslaja sobie kupid " stronach ro-
dzinnych gruut. na ktdrym mo.
|gliby spokojnie praoowad - Do
drugiej klasy naleza ci, kt6rxy,
chociaz sic ME dorobili jak pierw-
81 lyle wzorowo,a v domach ich
pannje porzadek, 8 nadto cicsse
sic czerstwem zdrowiem.
Trseoia klase twor1a wycho~
Arizona republican., 1902-08-28
TOMBSTONE RAILROAD.

Contractors Robinson and Toohey have started work on the grade for the new railroad on their contract, which starts at a point near the foot of Comstock hill and where they have already finished a mile of the grade and turned it over to the surfacing gang. Their contract continues on up through Tombstone and as far south as the mines, which will be the ter minus of the road until the connection is eventually made with the main line al College Peak. They have every available horse, scraper, etc, at work. and a visit to their portion of the grade reveals a scene of activity that guar antees the iron horse to Tombstone at very early date.
 During his trip along the line the Prospector's man stopped at the camp of Orman &Crook, who have the con tract for that portion of the grade that runs through the granite hills and is in charge of Sub-Contractor Frank
Arizona republican., 1902-08-28
MAJOR MCLINTOCK ROME
Announces Improvements in Postof-
 flee Service This Winter.

Postmaster J. H. McClintock returned home yesterday morning after months visit on the coast, which he says was the most enjoyable trip he ever made to California. He spent the greater part of the time in San Fran cisco and it's suburbs and al Stanford, where Mrs. McClintock is and expects to remain for a couple of weeks more.
 Mrs. McClintock, as is well known. is a professional botanist, and she is spending her summer both pleasantly and profitably. Early in the summer she went to the Yosemite valley, making quite an extended stay and securing a fine collection of plants. She is now at work classifying and arranging them with the help of pr, Dudley, who is at the head of the botany department of the university, and who is a botanist of wide reputation.
 En route home Major McClintock vis- ited the various Southern California beaches and spent a few days in Los Angeles. He says the present summer has been the most prosperous one that