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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
STATE. DISsENs1oN= AT ST. LOUIS.

need be surprised dssension has appeared ST.
N Louis between Southern and Northern California 1t to
be expected and be accepted th philosophy South
n California has with wonderful enterprise optimism that
misfortune and energy impair
proceeded to make the of what she has Her
good taste and her have combined produce all the
ar mat are IN garnure and ornament Every spot that can
be made beautiful made shine and the small
dressed always in holiday garb Wherever enough be
had to make ornamental live flower boo there may
be found the and the flower The prevailing spirit upon
Instead of exciting jealousy all this is commendable and
worthy OF praise Southern California is remain
greathow place of the Western Hemisphere There
There other outdoors is so we'll converted
nO attractive landscape eye fancy
Such revvng rainfall Northern California would be
Southern California has California the
Poohouse Southern CALIFORNIA; destiny commercial
productive pac but rather the winning of millions from all the
world by the improved beauty and Establishments always
ae @ ea and for physical enjoyment That section of the
State sort of enlarged and outdoor Paris greatness
We the north Jealous all this: We encourage it.
e feel but approve for destiny quite different
part Of the the ainfH 10 49, % 5 Pou d
destiny productive The commerce of Southern
California ike that of Paris depends much upon merits
resort Ours depends orchards fields forests
and herds aoc manufactures
There rivalry Southern California does not and cannot
compete with productive capacity for which people
enough to perfectly We compete
e specially SIMPLY Tor the reason that we do not
To- Our energies are invested IN something entirely different
have vast arabic area subjected to intensive agriculture
ana hoeuure We are busy inviting attention to waiting
resources TO onr productive capacity land 7yinteres
sg3le4 productive
potency the two sections will ina spirit of loyalty phos
op admit their respective there less pickering and
an end OF these dissensons which benefit neither: ::
There will be no real rivalry between
sections until Northern California has developed the full extent
al OF her vast resources completely Southern California
exploited her spectacular capacities and then turns to external
gartue OF this the State the
from the more serious work Let hope that time
Southern California; limit will be will have under
her tent all that be accommodated welcome the
laon that the whole State be nade The
dssensi6n ST Louis pass away serving ONLY TO
cal Eastern attention to the exact facts concerning State
These facts readily available They do justice whole
State and exclude the merits of no section
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.

HI Magazine section of The Sunday Call will appear
artistic front page The Calendar Girl" posed by
Miss Grace Reals portray with ali Changing
n and the general pictuesquenes that tile first
playful gusts OF wind that the gayy leaves TO the
Jour corners OF the earth: But this is only were for
the number unusually strong filled brim with
agreeb diversified reading matter respect
res and felton, is delightfully."- clean and wholesome and cannot
hold. -. :=":.-' :-::.:-*
Anna the AdyenuFess which has appeared serialy
past three weeks will be concluded The to appear
will be The Grafters by Francis Iynde been ex
tnsey commented by Eastern critics it already
ceeded IN exciting more than ordinary literary
keen and saca fashion with of the greatest problems the
cay and she points out her ocbe the advantages
and the disadvantages Of the and incidentally gives critics
rap =: .
Edwin w Townsend in his Adventures Reuben is as
dr humorous and the only fault found is that his
hereseovers his mistakes little quicker usual and takes
himself of home where he properly cared Jerome K
eromes Gold Braid and Its Effects shows his understanding
human nature and his caustc remarks the slave question are
not only straight to the point but splendid reading we'll "a
Batch OF Love letters BY Beatrice Heron MAXWELL short
stor1esc Consolation by Keith Gordon; Badge Of SERVICE, bv
Frank II Sweet heir
Johnston aned Rehearsal by Forbes Dwight; The River
Boss by Stewart Edward White and As It Happened On the
Day Boat by Lucy BARNES are all tempting for the authors
handled their subjects delightfully."-
In the Tomen department there page Augusta Prescott
on the latest IN long and page dealing with the trials and
buations OF tempn by Nadge Moore Besides this there is
an interesting article simple ysical culture
sor George ; 1ehing of printed gay
children and the ever popular puzzle page.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Froze His Indigestion.

: Scientific investigation has discovered
that that troublesome. disease, dyspep-.
STA. can be cured by short intervals Of
exposure to: intense cold. followed by
hearty eating. NJ. Raoul Pictet, a
Swiss. scientist, produced an artificial
Temperature. of between :14o and $50 de-
grees below zero ina pit. He then ex-
posed himself for a brief interval to
this temperature by. lowering himself
into the. pit. On emerging he: says he
found himself intensely hungry The
process was repeated several times and.
as result, he declares he was cured
of chronic indigestion, from which he
had suffered. for years.--New / ork
World.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
THE emotional GOWN THG VERY LATEST THING DRESS CREATIONS DEAR
old LONDON TOWN WHERE TOO FASHIONABLE FEBqY HAS TEE SWINGING CRAZE

will be popular during the csning sea-
son, where competitors in ravishing
gowns will bewitch all beholders.
Talk of ravishing dresses, the latest
thing is the emotional gown, Just
how gowns can express emotion is
something of mystery to the ordi-
nary mind, but it is none to Mrs
Brown Potter and Lady Duff Gordon,
who, under the style of "Lucile's" runs
an ultra fashionalle dressnaking es-
adjustment in Hanover square, and
finds her title most valuable business
asset. Mrs. Brown Potter is to appear
in emotional gowns designed by
Lady Duff Gordon in her. forthcoming
production of Madame Raoul-D uval's
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Rails Gather Gran Apples.

The family of one. of the welI-to-do
citizens of Oxford, \. H, while sitting
under a crab apple tree few. days ago
were attracted by an unusual rustling
overhead. -: s.
Inyestigatiop. revealed fifteen full.
sized rats gathering the crop and ear
rying the apples across an extenrpor-.
lied bridge built to the house and from.
there through a hole gnawed through
the side: of the house. into the attic,
where a. large quantity Of fruit was
laid away for winter use.-Boston
G1obe:'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

are. explained. Thus, according to Lady
Duff Gordon, one dress which is enti=
tied .Ineessant Soft Desire is full of
youth and longing, which wakes up
the slumbering. indefinite thirst for
possible happiness. 1t fortunes with its
grays and ptnks, its flush Of deeper rose
here and there, the tint, Of apple bloom.
which would hold and torment and en-
thral one with the yearning and I'M
rest OF SPRING Probably the strong
est emotions produced by the emo
tional gowns. will be those expert
eneed by the husbands or fathers who
have. to pay for them. for they come
high. Next we may. be treated to SYM
pathetic, shoes and historical hats.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

comedy, The Golden Light" II, is said
they. Will mark by their curves. eolors.
and textures the moral changes in the
heroine as the play proceeds: That
Will be a new problem for the dra-
matte critics to tackle when the time
comes, but meanwhile Mrs. Brown
Potter is getting good "ad'' out Of
the idea and Lady Duff Gordon is coin.
ing money out of it. At Lucile's she
has had room fixed up as a minia-
ture theater, on the stage of which
lovely models make their appearance
arrayed in emotional gowns" For the
benefit Of those who are not up in this
millinery color cult a booklet is sup
piled, in which their mystic meanings
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Rules of a Woman's Club.

a woman's club in Kansas has the
following commandments printed in
the yearly calendar:
I-Thou shalt have no other clubs be
fore this one. ~. Il, !.
: H-Thou shalt not. worship any false
thing. $500: ~. III. *... ..r
Remember thy club. enga gee
.ments: -. =. III.
: IV-Honor thy club sisters, =: =.
V-Thou shalt not murder the Kings
English. :... ~. .'..:
YI--Tfrou shalt not covet office. -
= To. which might be added: Punctu-
atty is the polfteness of kings; let it
be of women.-Pilgrinr.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
ONION: Sept. . 1O.-In feminine

r ONION: Sept. 1O.-In feminine
Il swelldom@ the latest craze is
| swinging as an athletic exercise.
, - and of course the fashionable ply
stefan has come forward with an in
dersement of it. He declares that it is
an ideal physical: exercise that It rem
ders the muscles delightfully."- supple,
improves "a. woman's figure and car
riage and imparts a pretty tint to her
complexion. But it is on other grounds
that it appeals to the vanity of fash
ionable young women. It. enables them.
at one and: the same time to give dis
plays of prowess and effective dresses
and beWitching glimpses. of pretty an
kles 1t is said that swinging teas
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
HE'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR NE,
with Apologies to Mr.. Davenport)

When we're looking for a leader.
Let us try and not forget. -. -. =
While he may be fun of wisdom. -
He must be a man OF grit"
If we find the man we looked for. e.. ... =.
T. And we think: Him we can trust.
we can then proceed to send him -
= ION to Washington or bust: ..:.......s.
Here we have one square. and honest
:. One who strikes above the belt - p. :.
Do you know. the man we 'vouch lori
why. it's Theodore Roosevelt. =. ~ -
Teddy is the man we've chosen ....-:
And elected he will be-.
For the Evening Mail has said so. :.
surel HES good. enough for me-"
~. ~ 90. 49, +: George w. -Leese. e
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
On the Lebieh Valley Road.

One: of Simeon ,Ford's latest stories is
about a Pennsylvania Sunday school
A young lady with philanthropic mo-
-tites was teaching a dozen or two little
ones in the mining district. r.. +. j..
Now, where did 1 tell you the Saw
ior was born?" she asked one morn
ing, :. ~. +. : ~: =; =: &. =.
+ : Allentown shrieked a grfmy r.
year-old. ...... -. =. =.
why. what do YOU mean. Johnnie?
/ told you he was born at Bethlehem
Well. replied Johnnie, Of knowed
'twuz some place. on de Lehigh Valley
railroad. New York Times. = /;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
The Young Girls skirt.

:. skirts for the young girl are lacking
in that fashionable fuIlness around the
hips, without which her elder sister
would feel lost, says the Fashion
World. This distinction in the cut or
the skirt generally applies TO the girl
in her teens when the gered skirt
is most used. These. skirts are seldom
trimmed, and il so. quite simply, when
long, very narrow founces give them
the proper flare. The newest cut in
gore skirts for the very young woman
consists Of four cores, the back and
front gore being wide and the side
cores very narrow, ---.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Church. of Coral.

A church Of solid coral is a curiosity
OF. the Isle of Maize. This island, ris-
ing 5000 feet, is the highest of the sey-
chelles group in the Indian Ocean, and
its buildings are all from square. blocks
hewn from massive coral and glisten-
ing like white marble
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Boiled. veal salad.

Cold veal shredded fine IKE chicken
and mixed with cabbage. lettuce or
celery makes. a nice salad. If cabbage
or lettuce is. used you can give 1t the.
celery flavor by using a teaspoon of
celery seed. III. II. .<-.-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
TnIIe Poninadomr.

+ One Of the latest novelties in matte
rails for entire gowns and separate
creation. This tulle has a cream or
white background covered with. sprays
of deIieateIy shaded flowers. It is gem.
orally made up over a lining of silk
or satin matching the. background. Of
the net The usual trimming is baby
ribbon forming trellis work, rosettes
and large choux.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Love Of Music Costs Life.

i. SO devoted was a young Milan
musician: to practfcing on the cello
that the. constant pressure of the in
strument ON his leg led to hone dis
ease. The. limb had to. be ampntated
and death resulted from the shock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
For Your Aehing Tooth.

Toothache may be cured by placing
a small piece of nutgall inside the hol-
low tooth' This destroys the nerve Of:
the TOOTH The nutgalf can be had from
a chemist. Take it out of the tooth;
and replace after one hour.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Smothered Beef.

Take one and one half pounds. of the.
round or any cheap cut Of beef. Chop
it fine or grind it in a small meat chop
per- Make into a cake, lay on a pan
and dust with salt and pepper. Add
two tablespoons of water, cover with
another pan and cook fifteen minutes
in the oven. then set the pan on top
of the range. dust the meat with -four.
sprinkle with onion juice and stir. in
we'll then serve very hot. ..-..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
Where the roothsome Peanut Grows

3. The largest peanut fields in the world
are supposed to be. in Guiana, on the
north coast of South America. =. There
they are grown. by hundreds of: tons
The quality is inferior, however, and
the. bulk is shipped to Marseilles, in
France. =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
FASHIONS And RECIPES
Fie Filling for Cake.

E Take -one=fonrth pound Of nice figs.
chop fine two tablespoons sugar, three
tablespoons boiling. water, one table.
spoon lemon juice, cook together until
thick. 49,. - -. u ,.--
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
a Stunning Waist.

= A most stunning waist seer. recently
at fashionable. resort was in hydran-
gea crepe de chine of vague shaping,
with the sleeves and bodice cut from
one piece and. no shoulder. seams. The
whole garment was shirred around a
yoke OF C1uny lace, outlined by a
founce OF lace. The distinguishing
feature Of the sleeve was the fancy
button that caught the fullness. when
fell below over an. engageante Of lace.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
ANSWERS 10 QUERIES.

INSURANCE.. H.. Marysville.
Cal. The question asked in regard to (,
Insurance and suicide of the party I'M
sured depends on the nature. of: the .
contract between the individual and
the company: In. case. Of suicide much.
would depend upon the condition. of
mind at the time of self-murders and
it would require a judicial determin- 2.
alton before the question of the. COM.
pany's responsibility could be. deter
mined. r =: ...-:: 49,:
: KINDERGARTEN A e Subscriber,
city. In san Francisco there ts.:a kin
dergarten training school, in which.
those who desire to engage in. kinder
garten work. have to- go through 4
course before they can obtain "a eertifi--
cate that will entitle them to, teach in
such schools. There are several kinder
garten schools in. Oakland, and unless
the correspondent names the. one. in
formation is desired about this DEPART
ment cannot answer the question asked.
BIG TREES-W. B., Del Monte. 3.
Cal There is no such thing as "the
official measurement of the largest
redwood trees. found in. California
The big trees: Of California, are the
giants Of the Big Tree Grove. OF. Gala
veras County and. those of the, .Mari=
posa' Grove In the former the largest
tree found there is the (. keystone
State" 1926. feet in height. ard meas
iIring.' six feet above the ground. i So
feet. in circumference. In the MARI
Posa Grove. there is. a tree which
measures ss feet in circumference at
the ground and S4.feet" at a. line eleven
feet above the. ground. In: the. Fresno
grove. there is. q tree that measures 81
feet in circumference, =: -;;;.*
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

Special information supplied daiIv To-
business houses and public men by tins
Ersss clipping Bureau (Allen's) 23O Cal
Norma street 'Telephons Main I04a, . i:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

Towrsends California Giace fruits IN
artistic fire-etched boxes. 715.,Marksr at, :
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

The Blind" Man (reading)-Now
OATS what call nervel Interferin' wild
a mans business. Dis paper says dat
all de blind beggars hev got ter hev
their sight tested
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

The truthful Cheu correspondent again with the story
that the Russians crush their assaints before the walls of
Arthur by rolling bean cakes down Nippon
may thank whatever gods there be that the bakery dougnut not
q staple of Ivan lvanovitch S diet:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

bird fancer and game recommended swing
perch for prize fighters well fighting chickens folding
bed Of uncertain mechanism would probably serve to induce eternal
vigilance well as the cock fighters contraption
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

The Board of Health tabooed Bufcheow shrimp Too
bad that this tootoe induced to regulate
his diet along sanitary lines and thus remain favor with epcures
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

{. Alkali Pete-What's these here ballets
they do at the theayters? Anything
like an InJuh war dance?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The front tier il
the best place to see either Of 'em.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

# rich racing $Ia5 day new
Hotel ST Regis New York suppose is his right Think too
how his presence will raise the social tone Of the hosery
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

Just think of those good kind gambling Portland who
have raised purse take consumptve dog How
Of them would do the thing for their wives?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

A Berkeley professor has written treatise upon the smelling
Of the fe but this of the Creatures anatomical economy
not the one the great public is most interested in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-15
SURVEYORS REPORT.
Needs More Men to Conduct the Work
in His Office.

In his report for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1894, submitted to the District
Commissioners late yesterday afternoon,
District Surveyor Henry B. LOCKER asks
that Congress be requested to set aside for
the exclusive use of his office an emergency
fund to be drawn on for employing extra
men in his department whenever such ac-
ton shall be necessary.
Mr. LOCKER also asks to be relieved in the
matter CT being subjected to cramped Of
flee space as, he says, the increased work
performed by his office has crowded seven
teen men in a small room not large enough
for six He asks that quarters be rented
for his department in a substantial, fire
proof building.
Referring to the bad conditions of the
records in his office, Mr.. LOCKER says: AT
a fair estimate one-ffth TO one-quarter OF
the time and energy of about one-third OF
the whole force is taken up endeavoring 10
study out and compensate for the legion OF
errors in records and in surveys and COM
putations made during the past history OF
the office many developing in the original
record of division of squares. This office
being heavily bonded, and being. under the
law the sole agent of the public in the
preparation of such subdivisions as are to
be approved by the Commissioners and re-
corded, think it not asking too much that
we should be furnished a complete set Of
photographic copies of all the originals on
file in the War Department of the divis. ons
of squares of the city of Washington be-
tween the original proprietors and the
Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-15
JAPANESE AIT LAST REVEAL
NATIONAL SECRETS
OF JIU-JIIESU.
MARVELLOUS SYSTEM OF PHYSICAL TRAIM-
INC AND @ElF-DEFEM@E ITO BE TAUGHT
DON TE9D@ COUNTRY.
FIRST GEssoNW BE SENT INTERESTED PERSONS

After being jealousy guarded a national Sc
cret in Japan for than two thousand years,
the art of Jiu-Jitsu, the most wonderful and mys-
FERROUS physical science in the whole world. viii
be taught for the first time outside the confines
of the japanese nation.
Like the lost art of the ancient Egyptians.
Jiu-Jtsu, up to the present time, has baffied all
who sought to learn its secrets. BY an imperial
edict its masters not allowed to teach 1t
outside of Japan, and foreigner has before
received official instruction from who has
taken the highest degree in the science. But the
kindly feeling existing between Japan and this
country has Influenced the mkado's wishes In
gard to teaching the secrets of Jiu-Jisu to other
than his own subjects, and Mr.. Y. X. Yabe, for
merly of the Ten Shin-Ryu School, who has been
the most successful teacher Of the In all Japan,
has been delegated to give full and complete in
struction In the science to Americans.
Jiu-Jitsu (Which, literally interpreted, means
1.-The gentle art') is the most wonderful system Of
physical training and self-defense the world has
ever known. Its practice develops every muscle
and tissue and strengthens every organ in the hui
man body. The japanese. although small In
stature, have the most perfect physical develop
ment of any nationality, and they owe their won
derful strength and powers Of endurance solely to
the persistent practice Of this method OF selfde-
velopment.
As a means of self-defense Jlu-Jitsu is as potent
at short range as the most deadly weapon that
human ingenuity has devised There are over
three hundred effective methods known 10 the art
for dIsposing Of assailant. In wrestling the
most important principle is to disturb the eIuili-
brium of opponent and at the precise moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-15
REVIEWED BY GEN. GRANT.
Sentences Imposed at
Fort Myer Considered.

General Grant. commanding the depart
ment of the east, has approved the sem
tence imposed by court-martial in the case
of Private James Mahoney. Sd Battery,
Field Artillery. at Fort Myer. Va. This
soldier was convicted of absence without
leave and sentenced to forfeit $40 of his
pay and to be confined at hard labor for
ten days.
Private David B. Addlesberger, Troop G.
18th Cavalry. was convicted by court
martial at Fort Myer- of absence without
leave and sentenced to forfeit $45 of his
pay, to confinement at hard labor for forty
FIVE days and to refund to the United
States the sum of $50, the amount paid for
his apprehension. General Grant mitigated
the sentence to forfeiture of $50 of his pay
and confinement for thirty days.