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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

and are much worn by young girls.
This sne, Designed 10y May Manton. u
adapted TO both the entire suit and the
general wrap ana to all the Hghtet
weight materials in vogue. but. as IL
Iustrated, is made Of pongec stitched
with cortleelu silt. and trimmed with
hand some buttons which arc held by
silk cords above the waist. The pdeats
give long lines which mean an effect
&c steTlJaPness even while the coat is
loose. The sleeves are the large and
ample ones that slip on over the bodice
with ease.
The cout Is made with full length
rronts and backs. and n skirt portion
That is Joined to titem beneath the belt
and pleats. The box pieats at the
centre arc laid In. but those from the
shoulder and at the back are applied
At the neck is fat collar and a
pointed belt Is worn at the waist. The
sleeves are Iaesfted above the elbows
hut form full puffs below that point
and are finished with roll-oyer flare
cuffs.
The quantity OF material required for
the MEDIUM sixe is six and One-fourth
yards twenty seven inches wide. three
aud three-fouth yards forty -four
.nches wide or three and one-fsurth
ynrds fifty two inches wide.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
The Life Tint Counts.

The life that counts IA n life on hiRn
level, yet full OF helpful healing eympathy
for all life on its lowest levels. II ~ the
first debt which we owe 10 our fellow mcn
IN this age. The man who has faith ae-
cepts the uncertainty of life 40 the conse-
quence Of its larger significance: he can.
not Interpret il, because IL means 50 much;
he cannot trace its linCs through w the
end. because &c has no end: 1t runs intO
Gods eternity Something better ~ com
inx out of it. than worldly fame or wealth
or power. lie is no making himself God
is making him, and that after model
which eye hath not seen. He can toll
away at his work. not knowing whether
he IL 10 see iLs results now or not. but
knowing that God viii not let IL be
wasted There is q satiGaction in beng
appreciated, IN feeling that others &C.
know edge our worth or our power, and
IN 2aining that praise from the world that
- food 90 80 many of us. BUt the nan
~ woman whose lives sre not on the .i2h-
cse plane arc those who take up tneir bur-
dens without huDch,ng. or without pros
Dect of reward. who do not looi; fof tbs
D.sudits OF pit aud vailery; are uncon-
cerDed ~ 10 the aud .enrc 80 long ~ they
pay their psrt well. AID IN faith and
patience, live the life where they belong
even though their heavens ll.--Annie L..
Jack
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

suited 10 n variety o. materials. SIN
aud light weight woods and to the
many cotton and linen fabrics. Lace
insertion can be substituted for the SIX
NJ the yoke, or bands of material
feather stitched. or any yoking mate
ria, cnn be used.
The waist consists OF fitted lining
os which the front and backs are ar
ranged. The yoke is separate and
io,nef To the waist at its lower edge.
Roth front and backs are tucked at
their upper portions. but the backs are
drawn down smoothly. while the front
h,o,rscs slightly over the belt. The
sleeves suggpst the Hungarian style.
aud are made with snug fitting upper
,o-tiops TO which the full sleeves are
attached
The quantity of material required Tor
TIC medium size IL four yards twenty
one inches wide. three and one-fDW hi
Yards twenty-seycn inches wide, two
erd one-half yards thirty-two inches
wide ar one and seven-eighth yards
FORTY -four inches wide. with seven
yaris Of banding TO make as illustrated
ur five-eighth yards Of material eish'
teen inches wide for yoke and collar.
Triple skirts are much In vogue and
are excreilgly graceful and attractive
when worn by the women to whom
,iiey arc becoming The very charming
model shown in the large drawing Il
adapted to all the seasons materials
and TO variations OF trimming that are
very nearly without number. but u,
the case of the original Il made oi
chiffon yelling I'm cream white with
bands OF antique lace as trimming
The stir; consists OF a foundation
which IL cut in five CORES. the upper
portion Of the skirt ard the tao
aourrcs
The quantity of material required fns
the medium nc In eight yards twenty
seven inches vide. seven and one-hah
yards thirty ,ro inches wide. or i've
sod three-fowth yards forty -four
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

The waist il made over D smoothly
fitted lining that closes at the centre
front The lack rs plain. drawn down
in gathers ct the waist line. but the
fronts are tucked for a few Inches be
low their upper edges and form SOFT
folds over the bust. The neck IL m
ished with the big collar which laps
over with the waist to close inylslDly
at the left Of centre. The shield Is
separate and is arranged over the IN
ing. beneath the waist The tucked
sleeves are cminently graceful ano
form friIls below the elbows. but the
bishop sleeves are plain. gathered into
straight cuffs. .
The quantity oc material requren
for the medium size is four and one
fourth yards twenty-one inches wide
four and one-fourth yards twenty
seven inches wide or two and three
eighth yards forty.four inches wihe'
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
Costumes OF Linen Costumes.

Linen launders well. but it muses.
very easily aud is therefore by no
means economical wear. A smart
white linen toilet is in two pieces. The
slightly full skirt is OF the i've gored
model. with au inlet above the hem OF
a threeinch band Of embroidery doue
on linea. The three-quarter length
cont has a similar band around it's
skirt, set perhaps two inches above the
hem. A deep -jointed cape collar of the
linen falls over the shoulders, with Il
second collar OF embroidery a size
smaller falling over the first The
sleeves drop from the elbow with an
inlet of embro.dery. and are gathered
into a iong-pointed cun oi embroidery
at the wrist-New York Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
Tucked giou.s waist.

Bic round collars are much worn ana
are very generally becoming. The
smart May Manton waist illustrated
combines one Of the sort with tucked
fronts. that are exceedingly gracefu'.
and can be made with tucked elbsw
or plain bishop sleeves. The modea W.
made Of mauve peau de cynge stitched
with corticelli silk, the trimming. shield
and collar being Of heavy applique In
twine color. aud is worn with skirt
OF the same. bat the design also suits
the odd waist and all pretty. soft mate
rials that can be tucked successfully
are appropriate. When desired the
shield and collar can be omitted and
the neck worn slightly open.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

In Denmark girl Of twclvo and a hoy
Of fourteen can marry In most places
the limit for age 10 eighteen for men and
nxtcen for women. In Germany. psn
can 0nly contfsct marriage before hs
twcntyfrst year. when he - specially de-
,lared of age. and this can only bc done
when hc hss completed his eighteenth
year. The law of France ~ specially nota'
be for s,ipulasing about the legal rights
of each party, and the re itions ol eacn
90 the earnings Of the other The man
who marries a Fsencbwoman becomes by
Frcnch law Liable 10 be- called or foe
The support c3 his wifes near rclatises
II they are in need.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
Use or iaco in Winter Hats.

Heavy guipurc lace in The form o.
circular appiiaues. with deeply Van
dyked edges. and Of broad bands M
serted clear In the briH. must be recit'
oaed among thc. fashionable decora-
tions for this style OF hat when made
OF velvet. The vandyked guipure IL
also used to trim the underside OF hat
brims. Such lace is generally chosen
either pure white or Of light creamy
toue.-The Millinery Trade Review.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
Packing tho Trunk.

Trimmed hats and starched bioGses
suffer greatly from packing IL is
much better 10 pack the blouses rough
dry and have them got up when one
arrives at ones destination. Hats can
easily he packed before they are
trimmed. with the ribbons which are to
adorn them slowed away inside the
crown. Linen collars can he packed
very safely in the crown of sailor
hat. and this is one way OF econonli@-
ing space.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
A ueasurr OF the season

Yoke waists Of all sorts are among
she features OF the season and are
made exceedingly attractive with trim
miug and contrasting material OF yari-
.us kinds. The stylish one designed
~ May Manton and depicted In the
large drawing. is shown in pale PINK
erepe de Chine with yoke and trim
sains made Of bands Of pink silk held
~ fsnry stitches, but the design IS
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
Scattering blessings.

There are men we a'wsys ike 10 meet
because they always have kind word
and war;, greeting. because they do not
say hateful things. because they lOryive
ari forget. and because they Always tbrOy
OIL on troubled wanrs. IL - our business
{, refre,h and cheer. 10 perform snyel
ministries. 90 reach out the be.ping hand.
"a grt under burdens - sssusge sorrow.
- do nar1e'eSs acts o. kindness ond love.
% conciiiite instead of paring opcn
wounds. to heal instead oP wound. 10 pay
on besrt.trinrs With thc soft. tender touch
of the gkillfG bsrpist. 70 give The cup OF
-Dld wa'cT, to liit out of The slough ~
tssDond. 20 sncak tns word of cheer by
the wayside. Thus or very soul VII be-
come a fountain Of lie ard Joy and glad.
nesss. viii become more and more the domi.
ntrt r1o0i Of cur lifc.
Life "a a constant giving out. Like the
aOtysr Il ernits fracrsnce. Like the su1
Il gives LIGHT. Dong ngb,e deeds she'd
ding b'essirzs around. dihl,ing light. Ike
~ osgg n dpssrt. reresh,og weary
iyes.-Rev. A. e. Weich.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
"a q 49, Sttt.-t n I

". s. Musscr, Mlllheim. Pa, saved the
.ife Of his little girl by giving her One
Miaute Cough Cure when she was dying
from Group. II h the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate resuIts. II
quickly cures coughs. Gods, bronchitis,
grippe, asthma and all thros, and lung
troubles. 7. r. Parker, Oh eyville. Cen
terdale Pharmacy. CenterdsIe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
A H,cord in Making shoes.

pair OF wuuen's shoes made 40 Lynn.
Msga., 10 estabish a record for rapid shoe.
making required Gfty.seycn different oJcfa.
tions and the use 81 forty-t1o machines
and 100 pieceS. All these psrts were 90.
scrnb.cd and made into graceful par
Of shoes ready tn wese IN thirteen min.
uLnz
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
German. live iu cities.

The Germans are c.Decial overs of citIca
IN the niaOtfeu cities of above 2DDfry
population thirty six per cent. oi all the
Germans ~ the country live.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

At an industrial school IN Liverpool
where 2p children were blthed IN be
same water. several esses or pncumODII
has been get up.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

inches wide. with eight aud one-halt
yards twenty one or i've yards thirty
six inches wide for foundation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02
The Ever Popuinr Gain borough.

The Cainsbore,ieh hat Is. so report
SAYS. TO have another season OF pOpu-
larity.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

sorre one asked the late ID. T.. Moo,
whether hc ha1 read certain bo9s Ne
rgpied. "So: ] believe theEe ~ poiDgn n
tboritv" TIE friend nid. "Bgt wou.d1't
h be vel 70, von % rad it for yours 90
NO" siid Mr. Nyoiy; IF I take poison
iato my stomach The DOCTOR hss 70 eo-ns
with q ssoFpseh-ponp % take il out Why
shyild I take prism INTO ny rrtldg 1
ni-bs never BE- sb.. % get it ont
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

MILK.
The Milk Exchange rriee for standard
quality is SIC. per quart.
RuTrrE
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-02

Tbc mind vii be ise the stu1 10 feeds
sn.-uniled Presbyiersa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
NJ Rt,s, s.r k,s&Ses.


q. ss..- at .. u. Asa.snly s.s.
nth ~ had % the sssiass 4 tAsIyrs
and ~ siesp 1 loo so.s y bs satiss,ly
wsite for Vke souis Il those sAe expiss.
He hsass in the distance . song that
swells ftom the foot OF the throne. and
hs sniIss - the niuaic y waited along
and hs warblss THE song q HE own:
''Thsss y sosa 10 thispssioa Tor nillioae
Of SOULS, who by SORROW and vos ~ h.
rstt; tie for thoSssho su9srsd that the
Veho<iies roll. but the kicksrs mns& turn
" the left. There u room Tor Ne pssbls
1ho, whom they wses young. persiPtsd n
sowing Wild oats. butjboonsd thsis town.
with siusr asd tongues. but the kscksss
msst 20 with the goatA
There y Poon for thoss who pointed
With pride 10 the bosuty and gsovtA d
tbs town, whe kept singing their praisss
a'oud till thsy died. but the kicker
must subls down. rhsy would ~
that The tnusis was sH out a tune, end
sngsaic robe hand:ns.d down, they send 4
iswsiss to sample the gold which should
not b In theis crown. 30 Nhile thsrs u
room for niilions q souls. who BY sorrow
and vos we're bercft. ve want no com
pisins oe tbs music that rolIeT,sO tA<
kicker must turn 70 the left-Es,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

|'' . fa - ,a-ffs -----
A 8us limo Of velvet ribbon lust ssceiv
I'd ~ Appssgats's.
t6. Otnsy now has the agency fos
Ladies Tailor made Suits. lsasgs selsc'
too q cloth end ths lowest possible
pssoss.
The only place whore you can sei
What you desire In the way q baby cap.
10 1t App,ssass's, They hsvs pretty and
stylish caps for infants and chitifen Il
I'll agcs.
Thaee b noshing slss which % en-
hances the beauty q pretty face. Ansl
covers the defects II p'ain ons o. !
hsndsons veil. Tbs plsfs 10 ut them
|isykpsisgatsa: .. {.
wARfHD-SEvxAAL iHDusTRlOCs Pke.
soas In each stasa b sssvsa Tor hOuse
established elsven years and with large
capital, to call upon merchants and agents
for successful aud profitable line. Per.
msnent engagement Weekly cash SOL
ary Of ola and oil tSavsltng sSpsasss and
hotel biilA advanced In cash each week.
Expssisocs not essential. Mention ref.
essnee and enclose silt lt.addrsssed -.
-vslops. THE NATIONAL "a Dearborn 81.
Chicago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

IT, ssg~iss CAiidrssS Day sssscisss
~ses hsld 81 tAs U. o. ChuseA' 8unaaS
svsaiag. Ths psegssn was vssy good
'kstne we'll psspsssd spA veil nsn0sssa
One a shs spsslai tsst1rss u sAs even.
ing wss the pfouotion q sax q the .esa
day school pppils froa the infant d..
partussnt 10 the intssmsdiste depast0sni
Il The Sunday school.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Miss Mona ONsil who hAs hssn visit.
ing sfssnds hess during the past tvo
wseks rstuened 10 hse hone 10 Ptscits
Saturday. ny, r..r -. ..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

We are unable this week to ssvs . -,
port OF the proeeedinss ot .ths Fourth q
July couuitsss. = thex hevs se4 had !
meeting on sccount ot the illpss 4 sh1
Chairman, Mayor DDviin1. N
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
TO HOUSTON, TEXAS. via
Wichita Ell Reno and Fort Worth
lesve Denver daily 9s80 p. m. via
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

A picnic party istt town Sunday
morning to spend the day At Stfauds
ranch. Among the crowd wsfe Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. BAntock and children, Mss.
Jos. Runnoe and children, Wn. Runnoe.
Mrs. Lsmpkin, Rev. and Mrs. Farms.
worth and number Of others.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Nh. B. 7. Billington and Nias q. Atcs
Heckmaa vese married "a Dslta lasi
week. Mr.. ahd Mrs. Biflip9ton arrived
here Thu,sdsy sud vent on to Dlorssts
The following day, vhers they will mako
Sooe1 home. '?N - =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

A delightful surprise was rendered
Lavrsncs Beitlsr lest Mond.s evening
In tho vsy OF . party 1t HE homo. A
goodly nunbss Of kss ffisnSs ws,s. pss.
sent and the evening was spent 10 . ss,y
enjoyable manner. Dancing was the u.
der cf the evening: A delicious lunch
was served.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

= Rev. Ale. Sha1 fB,SS state pupsrin.
tssdsnt of Sunday school work ID Colo,
VIII b In Crssted Butte, Sunday, July
18th, Ind will prssch botA morning and
evsnins. Mr.. Bush will b kindly r.
nsobsrsd b. many of our psop,s. an
arc ufssa 10 b in sttssdsace 1t the
Sunday Serviceh. R ss
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

The N'ss.. prs..oa. niece. ,oe, G. H.
Judd csa's- In yestsass 10 scend ths
summer in ouv delightful ,cliaatA
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

DR.. aud Mr.. wslkss rode oVss from
Ps"nia lest wssA. arriving hsrs Thursday
night TAsy viaited here Until. Aondsy
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

A-alisa apneDbss ~ have .. eosy W.
tss parlos tor yoar s1clusivs uss, vhsn
Sou dssirs 70 psasoniss onx soda fountsin.
+ 49, sly -: RparA 6nH.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Harlo~ Lawrencs, ". q. Brass and
Chas. Robinson went to Denver last
Wednesday to attend the 1ntssnstionsI
Christian Dndesvos ooavention. When
Mr.. Bsssg. returns hs will be accompa-
MED by his father, mother and sister,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

e0tth Whip asd Freak !. 8sassl
dsovs ~ hon Gusnison Friday aad
went % b Irwin snd then dswn Ohie
csssk the foliowins. day. --.ssts>..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Mrs. v. l. Pasehsn snd shildssn. form.
ssly q this ptsos, cspeSp Saturday from
kouss sad wfll rssia5a soaae sins visiting
friends here, '-ss'-a 'N.',. l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

O. H. Aiktns caus sp hon QNnnison
sud speut last wssk near GOthi~ survey.
Ing mining properties. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

The infant daughter of M. a.d Nrs.
Pssko died !s'd Thufsdsy and wasbusied
Tie following dsy. .i'' J @'-s- =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Mrs Sem Rider of Brpoksiis cam. In
last Saturday and will rsnkin soms
time visiting friends here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

IL L Attsil. one = ~ sPushao ,mse
who b istssssssd - H. eoaa 'deal a ~
Wilson uinssIaia III ollss = PLEASANT
sisls soaaye - s.ssr. .-i..E =. s-s..,rs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Nra Duncan Kerr, VIM, Ksss. IL.
Gibson and Msry., Shav returned 70
their home 10 Coslbasin. Saturday. aftsf
spsnding the Fourth here. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

A dns baby boy arrived st the home
ot Mr.. and Mn. I'd. Redmond Sunday
morning. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

1As ltNl seal sissss ssssau.nAaA acss
sttess last WsdessAAe o. Account d ~
fsnsssi GA. c. Cas& nsss Sscs psssidtx,
- ths G. F.&I Co..; ~ =. .,.'t
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Mn. Ralph NssshSH ssssrnsd las
tesk 70 he, hoa,s In Grey Cf.ek. sfts'
n extsndsd sasit here ~ ''''
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Ice cream sodss sss,vsed W with .cfdshe.
fruit 1t Ross' fountain evssy saaday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

~. eea NsAO OIL 1Ass1.0. Sssf 10
0snaieoa oa Tsesdatssss - ioin Ns.
ssd 4Ss. Ssssd u Ne heDs q NJ. sd
0lA nphoeee.f9 ~ re >, - ., ,yt
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Our f'isnd n. T. JSesisde,nev; esssa,
fathos. due 10 the assisal 80 500 q thl
home Of biz 80. Royal, st,eiavsr Cai,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Tho D. L r. G. are lsyilG hsaxiss st<sl
from Gunntsou 70 Fiorssaa. :
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

-Ass. Jos Samphsss ssAp ehiidasp sr
rived yesterday tom Grand JaDctios
and wol remaiu several weeks visitia,
with Ars. HespAe Click. ,.~. !,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
Lsxi Gay Dses d Pss.iysss.

Wednesday. night about mise O'Clock
Lsvt Clay died at his home II this caty
after an illness OF nearly eous months:
At that time he was stricken with y
slight stroke Of psralysis, followed BY
the sscond and Wednesday afternoon By
the third which resulted In his death .
fsv hours lister. Lee Ass resided In
G1nnison tor long tims and followed
tie tssds Of . machinist nd eosductsd
. general repair shop. He leaves wife
and liz small children. who hsvs the
synpathy os the oo0nnhity. Decsassd
~ss nsmhss of the Woodmen 10 Gun
sison sssi carried Scl... scseanoo. HI
wss 81 ysass a ~. Ths funssal wsa
hsld this alsssnoon u two. O'Clock from
The fsnily home, conducted By Rev
Coulter. and ssssaasd b ths Woodmss
| 10 . hody.-t;unnisos Tribune.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

ICE CREAMAbest qusRsy-0 Soc
PER quart every day at Roes 4 Sons. '''
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
For 6ate

Ono New whitney Piano. Easy terms
app,y ssJ. 8. Olneys.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
TUESDAY, JULY. -. 1908.
Local News.

Born. To Mr.. and Mn. ;Xasu Kerr.
. Doo, last week. r;s
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

TIE 1lot.ss's Asssins will b hsld ~
The hsos oe Mn. Bsaga, July 1eth, ~
three O'Clock. A fuu atssndaees b d.
sired - this meeting. - The dusy of -
iedting . now oonuittsa 10 take chasgs
ofths work fos the coming ysss b to b
considsfsd. Following ih ~ program:
nssdsas "11osss Aiiowsscs fos CAit0Pse ard
~ Uss ot nossg."
T. nfvA Bssksesllss. As
Dsssss6ss DusosrasisG Chiidsse ~ cass
MsA ussaSss.
Isssesasatal DsSe
nsa.osDsasA md niss Asass
YAS10 - vtseoo.. ..ss.. >. sS@ Nnysus
PAess Inpossas fs.s0 eeOAi8Arss nsss Sehss
Veal -. 1ess. l.avp>ns(
nssAias G.o.sA UAharsa y Pa,a ~ essvAps'
nss. n1os& = -
ossssal biss.sssas
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05
INSPECTOR FINDS
NOTE IN THE BUN
Portland Chinese Tries
to Outwit Customs
Officer.
Conceals Instructions to a
Detained Mongal in a
Sweet Cake.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND. Or, Sept 4.-Even with
the aid Of note Of instructions contained
in an ordinary eatable bun Gee Fook. al
legged to be a native OF Portland. could
not secure a residence In the United
States. Gee Fook was passenger on the
Oriental liner Indravelh and landing was
refused him by United States Immigrant
Inspector Barber on the ground that he
did not have a Chinese certificate. His
father. Louie Yin, for twenty-four years
a resident of this city, obtained a writ OF
habeas corpus, and this morning the case
was tried before United States District
Judge Bellinger and was decided in favor
of the Government.
The principal testimony in favor Of the
petitioner was given by the father. Louie
Yin testified that he was the father OF
two sons, both of whom he had sent 10
China when they were infants. One came
back two years ago. The second Gee
FOOk, aged 10 years. he said. returned a
week ago. but the Federal officers refused
him landing. During the examination IL
transpired that Louie Yin had sent a note
TO Gee Fook on board Of the vessel, warn
ing him to be cautious in answering the
questions of the inspectors The note was
first offered 20 the inspectors for delivery.
but as they refused to accept II Yin sur
reptitiCusly put it in a bun and then asked
them TO hand the cake to the boy. While
the bun was being eaten the inspectors
discovered the note and held Gee Fook
for examination.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05
TITLE TO LAND VESTS
IN THE SHARP ESTATE
Judge Seawell Settles Dispute Over
Realty Claimed by the


In a decision rendered yesterday in the
city's suit to quiet title to a piece of
realty brought against Judge John Hunt,
as executor of the estate of the late
George F. Sharp, Judge Seawen decided
that title vested in Hunt in his capacity
as executor. The property is located at
the corner Of Fillmore and Thirteenth
streets and was claimed by the city on
the ground that it had been reserved un-
der the Van Ness ordinance for school
purposes.
The suit was commenced in 1894, the city
claiming that the realty in question was
school property because on the Van Ness
map, adopted by the city In 1854 it was
designated by brown coloring. showing
that it had been reserved for public pur-
poses
Seawell holds that the mere fact that
the lot was colored brown on the map,
without any evidence as to the number of
lots so colored. is not sufficient to jus
tify the inference that it was reserved
for school purposes, particularly as there
is nothing in the report of the commits
sioners who selected the lots to show that
any of the lots reserved were designated
by color. The map itself was poor evil
dence, as it is faded.