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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
JUSTICE WAITS
ON CLUBWOMEN
Members of Town and Gown
Keep DOgberry on Edge
While Hunting Evidence
Berkeley Ofice San Francisco ca,

Berkeley office San Francisco Call,
2148 Center Street, June 2S.
The women Of the Town and Gown
Club did not have anybody arrested to-
day for cutting down five spreading
elm trees on Center street as they had
intended. Now the vandal has another
day of grace, while the Town and
Gowners go around gathering up evi-
dence that they hope will put him in
jail for 100 days or make him suffer the
cash penalty of 500 that the ordinance
imposes upon all such offenders.
The clubwcmen will have a confer
ence with justice tomorrow morning.
They have an appointment to meet
Justice Edgar at $3.50 o'clock in his
dence. If the Justice is satisfied with
it he will forthwith issue a warrant
for the arrest Of the culprit.
The publication of their designs be-
fore they We're quite ready to sink the
barb of justice into the flesh of the
desecrator of trees somewhat discon-
certed the prosecuting witnesses and
they changed their plans. But they
are still indignant and full of deter
mination to punish somebody. Mrs.
Freeman, the representative of the
civic section of the Town and Gown
Club, wishes. it understood that it is
not a personal matter but something
in which the whole town is interested.
This movement is not directed
against any individual" she said. 1T
is not intended to be persecution. 1t is
simply designed to furnish a whole
some lesson to somebody. l am sorry
that our plans are revealed, as we now
have to change them"
Lewis A. Hicks of the firm of Lind
gren & Hicks, the contractors for the
building on Center street, in front of
which the trees flourished until the
axman got in his deadly work, was
non-committal when approached for an
interview on the subject of trees this
afternoon. 1t was really all news to
him, he said. and he refused to commit
himself in any way.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
MOTHER FINDS
LOST CHILDREN
Separated From Them for
Six Years-They Are at
Last Returned to Her
HAD BEEN IN HIDING
Mrs. Mamie KOllOster Re-
covers the Babes From
Her Former Husband
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway, June 2S.


1915 Broadway, June 2S.
After a separation of six ye<rs from
her two small children, Mrs. Mamie
Kolloster was. reunited to them to-day
and all started for Santa Barbara this
evening. They had been hidden away
for the last four years with the Ladies
Relief Society here, while the mother
had been led to suppose by j. H. How
ard, the father. that they were in the
East. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard were di-
vorced a number of years ago and the
mother married again and is now the
wife of H. H. KolIoster of Oxnard.
Since the divorce the paths of the
once husband and wife have gone
strangely apart. Her lines have been
laid in pleasant places and he has
turned squirrel hunter on the Fresno
plains. With him he keeps their eldest
child. a boy of twelve, but the other
two a boy of ten and a girl of eight,
have been in the custody Of the Relief
Society.
When the mother discovered where
the children were she Immediately took
steps to obtain letters OF guardianship.
She obtained the consent of her hus-
band and then came here and filed her
petition with the court, stating that
the children were left to the care of
strangers while she was able and will
ing to give them a mothers attention.
The father arrived just in time from
where notice of the matter had been
sent him. He came in his rough hunt
ing coat with his son, while the mother
and her recovered babes sat on the Op-
posite side of the courtroom The eldest
child went to talk to his younger
brother and sister and his mother, but
was taken away by the father as
though afraid he might also lose him.
After hearing the testimony in the case
Judge Greene awarded the custody TO
the mother and she left with her chill
dren this evening for the southern part
of the State.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANsACTIoNs.
Alameda County.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2s


J. \. and SalIie NJ. Johnson % Lila and
Marie J. T0uchard tbOth slnglel. lot on " line
o, OF linden NJ en- street 159 Of p Eighth; " rs
TO beginning block 545 Boardman's map, Oak
land. recorded June y. 1904; $40.
James j. McElroy (single) 70 same, lot on
" line Of Linden street 1885 n Of Eighth.
40 by " 700 block 545 same. Oakland,
recorded June p. 1904: $40
A. w and Elizabeth J. Anderson to Conrad
and Wilhslmina V j. Ringer. lot line
Of OF Grant avenue or Thirty-seventh street.
and portion lots IS and 50 amended map oc
sH bdivisiOn Of M0sswO0d Tract. Oakland. S1A
Lea E. and Charles Keene to COnstancia
Of Taylor. p BY W 1926. lot 10. block
t9I. Casserly Tract az Point. Oakland. $40.
George ID. and May A. T. Greenwood %
teenth street and Fourth avenue Sc $50 -
sW leo. portion lots 10 to % block 81. Clinton.
d. W aud OtheHla Mclaughlin TO Joseph
Fetz Jr.. lots I to a. block G. and lots to 9.
block Il. map No. ? John Doyle Tract. Emery
j. b. and May Mealley (Dusau) to Edward
n briggs. lot on Sc corner Of Oregon and
Grove streets. 80. r 1CS67. \ ~. -. W los.
lot g. block p map No. s. Shattuck Tra.t,
etc. Berkeley. SO
Charles spohn to Laura Young spohn (wisel.
OF Railroad avenue. So bv W 1872. Tot 80.
Encinal Park Tract Alameda: gift.
Annie Curry (single) % Christopher Null
Ney lot on " line Of Castro street. 80 =
sixth % by " 1j. lot 20 block 40, Eel-
iersbersers Map Oakland; $40
Harlow r. Bancroft TO Albert X. ard Mary
l. Hartford. lot on y line Of Plumas or Fi.ty-
third street SO w OF Genoe W 40 By y
135. lot 16 block q. Santa Fe Tract n. {
deed and agreemenD. Oakland. $40
Calvin a. shaw tsinglel to Maud and F. C.
Cunningham lot on line of Essex street.
2ST:G W of Shattuck avenue. W 37:6 by
1O5 portion Of lots Is end IS block K map
Of portion Of Newbury Tract. Berkeley. $40
Walter and Fannie f. Frear 20 Lee p. Nc
Caslin wife OF NJ d.. lot on n line of Kent
street. 1893 " Of Wheeler W so by 100.
lot Il. block F. map E. portion Of Newhury
Tract. Berkeley: S10.
Frank F. and Mary Armstrong to Emma 81.
Daley avenuel. 80 W OF lie Roy avenue w
so by n 100 portion OF lot 10. block II. DALEY
Scenic Park. Berkeley $40
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
'AIameda Advancers' plans.

ALAMEDA, June 2S.-Efforts are
being made by the Alameda Advance
ment Association to induce the, City
Trustees to place more lights on Park
street and a committee was named by
President G. w. Scott of the organiz-
alton to confer with the municipal
legislators next Wednesday night. At
the request of the Advancement Asso-
citation City Attorney NJ. w. Simpson
is drafting an ordinance regulating
the keeping of poultry within the city
limits.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
FINDS PERJURY
COMMITTED
Judge Greene Scores Evi-
dence in Case Involving
Evasion of Rent Payment
DISCOVERS CONSPIRACY
His Honor Announces, That
New Record for Rank Ly-
ing Has Been Hung Aloft
Oakland office San Francisco Can

10l6 Broadway, June Is.
At the conclusion of a suit to-day
before Judge Greene in which Mrs. n.
Anderson of Alameda was trying to
Gust one John Palmer and a family by
the name of Cox. living with him, from
her house at SOl5 Encinal avenue, Ala
media, for the non-payment of rent, his
Honor said:
This case is one of conspiracy, pure
and simple. Palmer and this family
have entered into a plot TO beat this
woman out of her rent and after all
is said and done 1 have listened to
some of the rankest perjury ever given
in a court of Justice
Suit was brought against Palmer and
as a defense it was set up that the
wrong party had been sued and that
Mrs. Cox was the person who rented
the place. The testimony went to
throwing light upon the transactions
a the time the premises were rented.
The evidence was fatty contradicted
and at the end of the trial Judge
Greene gave judgment for the plain
tiff in the sum of $400
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
BIake's Sentence Deferred.

ALAMEDA, June 2S.-When Mil
ton Blake, known as Jack the Swat
ter" appeared before City Justice r.
b. Tappan to-day to be sentenced for
battery upon Miss Kate Cronin action
was deferred until Thursday morning
at the request of Fred w. Fry, attor-
ney for the defendant. Justice Tan
pan said he believed Blake was a
moral pervert in need of medical at
tenton. His Honor will confer with
the District Attorney as to what dis
position Will be made of the guilty
youth.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
Sacramento and Sunset Par
lOrs Will Give a Carni-
val in the Capital City
BALLOTING FOR QUEEN
Features to Be Varied and
Proceeds to Be Devoted to
the admission Day Fund
Special Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, June 2S.-The Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West, repre-
sented by Sacramento and Sunset par
lors, will hold a carnival in this city
during the week beginning July Is.
The proceeds will be devoted TO the
great Admission day celebration which
the Native Sons have planned for Sep
tember 9. 1905.
An interesting feature Of the car
nival Will be the reign OF a queen. for
whom the people are now voting. The
favOrites in the contest are Miss Amy
Osborne, Miss Aileen Newton. Miss
Blanche Van Slyke and Miss Blanche
Mallard.
The ballOting Will close on July 9.
and much interest is being taken in
the contest The queen will choose six
maids of honor. and one local firm has
offered to present each Of them with
a handsome white silk parasoL other
firms have offered to provide the queen
with a lace opera cloak and other ex-
pensive articles Of apparel as we'll as
prizes for those who come out victors
as the result of the present balloting.
Committees will be sent out to all
the towns in Northern California to
aid in procuring an immense attend
ance. The Sacramento Driving Club
has volunteered TO assist in providing
a ribbon parade on one evening of the
carnival. The Sacramento High School
and athletic clubs will have field day
sports, and with the added attractions
of carnival company there is prom
ise for a merry week
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
ACCEPTS CALL
FROM CORNELL
Professor Carl c. Thomas
Will Teach Mechanical
Engineering at Ithaca
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.
214S Center Street. June 2S.

Berkeley Once san francisco Gail,
214S Center Street. June 2S.
Professor Carl c. Thomas, instruc-
tor in marine engineering at the Uni
versity of California, has accepted the
call of Cornell University to the as
sistant profesorship in marine engin-
eering at the Sibley College of Me-
chanical Engineering. This is a fiat
tering advance for Professor Thomas
as it Will give him the distinction Of
holding one of the most important po-
sitions in the leading mechanical col
lege in America. He will succeed Pro
fessor William F. Durand principal
of the graduate school in marine en-
gineering at Sibley College, who has
been called to Stanford University to
take the chair of mechanical engineer
ing, thus filling the place made va
cant by the decision of Professor AL
bert w. Smith to accept Cornells call
to the dictatorship of Sibley College.
Professor Thomas took three years
of undergraduate work at Stanford
and the degree of NJ. E. from Cornell
in 1895. Subsequently he occupied
positions with the Globe Iron Works,
the Maryland Steel Company, the Ris-
don Iron Works, the New York Uni
versity and the University of Califor-
MIA. He has been a member of the
teaching staff at Berkeley for a year.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29

NEW HOUSE.-Oakland. June IS
Councilman McAdam has introduced an or
dinance in the City Council which calls for
bids for the construction OF a $40. 600. fire en-
gine-hOuse at Forty-ninth street and san Pablo
avenue. The bill has been referred 70 the Or
dinance and judiciary Committee.
OfCAROLAN SOCIETY CONCERTO
land, June 2S.-The O'Carolan Choral Society
will give a concert tomorrow evening at ST.
Mary's Hall on the corner OF Seventh and
Grove streets The concert will commence at
O'Clock. The programme Is composed almost
exclusively Of Irish music
FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING
June 2S.-Fire destroyed a dweliAg al the
corner OF TwCnty-hrst avenue and East Twen-
ty-fourth street at 80 o'clock this morning
The property belonged to the Wakefield estate
and was in the hands of renovators. Loss
$4,000
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
Mrs. Harry d. DanfOrth Is
Killed by the Explosion
of a Kerosene Lamp While
She Is Dressing Her Hair
OAKLAND MATRON is
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
'ScOrched Body Is Found by
Men Who Are Called and
Break Into Bathroom at
Cry of a Serving Woman
Oakland once san Francisco can.

Oakland Office san Francisco Call,
lOl6 Broadway. June 2S-
Mrs. Eva May Danforth, wife Of
Harry d. Danforth, a prominent at
torney Of san Francisco. and a daugh-
ter Of Charles @. Reed, assistant cash
jer Of the Union National Bank, was
burned 10 death at noon to-day at the
Reed residence. 1857 Filbert street.
A lamp exploded while Mrs. Danforth
was dressing her hair in a bathroom.
The flaming oil covered the woman,
who was overcome by the shock and
sank to the floor senseless. The only
2ther person in the house was Mrs.
x. F. Hawtrey. the domestic, who went
upstairs to call her mistress to lunch.
Odor Of smoke and the heat from
burning wood alarmed the servant,
who tried TO open the bathroom door.
II would not yield. Failing to get re-
Spouse TO her call, Mrs. Hawtrey ran
for assistance. +. A. Collins, an eX-
pressman. was driving by with COM
pauion. he answered and the men
rushed into the house, up TO the bath
room and smashed in the door. A
burst Of smoke and hot air nearly
stifed them. but they quickly revived,
only 10 see the PROSTATE form Of Mrs.
Danforth. horribly burned, lying on
the floor Her body rested in such a
position that il had barred the door
The woodwork was all scorched and
burning from the oil that was spread
about the apartment.
2nnf her
apartment as soon as Collins had eX-
tinguished the fire.
1t appeared as If Mrs. Danforth in
falling had struck her head on a CO..
ner OF the bathtub and had been rem
dered unconscious and helpless to save
herself. even if the shock from the
blazing oil had not accomplished that
result. For a long time the unfortun-
ate victim had been in i'll health. Only
a week ago she returned from Fabiola
Hospital where she had been under
treatment for nervous prOstration,
from which she had long suffered. Her
weakened condition contributed to pre-
vent resistance when the severe shock
OF the sudden explosion Overcame her.
Mrs. Danforth was arranging her
toilet and at the moment the explosion
occurred was heating curling irons over
the flame from the lamp. That she
quickly lost her senses was evident
from the fact that she could not get
out OF the bathroom.
Immediately after the accident was
discovered the father was summoned,
as was Mr.. DanfOrth from San Fran
cisco. They are prOstrated.
Coroner Mehrmann took charge Of
the case. An inquest will be held at
the residence.
Mrs. Danforth was married about
four years ago. She was IS years old,
q native Of this State. No children
survive. Besides her father and her
mother, Mrs Danforth leaves two sis
ters. Mrs. Olive Reed Cushman, a tai
ented singer, and Mrs. Howard Swales
Of this city, and a brother, Elmer Reed,
who is in mercantile business in Alas
ks. George W. Reed, the attorney of
this city, who was delegate to the
Republican National Convention. is an
uncle Of Mrs. Danforth. The funeral
arrangements have not been made.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
OLD FIREMEN PLANNING
EXEMPTS' ASSOCIATION
Start Movement to Organize All the
Volunteers of Berkeley and Ask
for Ancient Hose Cart

BERKELEY, June 2S.-A move
ment is on foot to organize an Exempt
Firemen's Association in Berkeley,
composed of all the firemen who have
served with the towns volunteer de-
partment since the old days when
they dragged the apparatus to fires
and fought desperately to win. The
first step in the direction of this or
ganization was taken last night when
A. l.. OFT, a member of the North
Berkeley Fire Company, filed a request
with the Board of Trustees for per-
mission to use an old piece of ap-
paratus. 1t is proposed to decorate an
ancient hose cart and keep it as a
souvenir, around which the old fire
men will rally on gala days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
Mifc Causes Hnsband.s Arrcst.

ALAMEDA, June 2S. - oliver
O'Brien of 111O Chestnut street was
arrested last night by Policeman L.
w. Schroeder on complaint of his
wife. Mrs. O'Brien informed the Of
ficer that her husband came home in
toXicated and after pulling her and
their six-weeks-old infant out Of bed
proceeded to beat her. O'Brien was
charged with drunkenness and dis
turbing the peace and was later re-
leased on bail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
Tongue Lashes student smokers.

BERKELEY, June %. - Taking
umbrage at a number of students
smoking on the steps of old North Hall
at the University of California this
morning a coed of the teacher per-
suasion, indignant and puritanicaI. de-
livered a piece of her mind. She de-
clared it all an outrage and promised
to call upon the authorities to put a
stop to it. The identity of this femi-
nine "home defender" is not revealed
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
COOK BOOK OFFER TO
CLOSE AUGUST
80, 1904.

The Calls Cook Book prem
ium offer will close on August
80, 1904. and all readers of this
paper who desire copy of this
household treasure should not
fail to place their order Inn
mcdiatcly.
This splendid premium win
be offered to Call subscribers at
the exceptionally low rate of so
cents per copy. Out of town
orders rs cents additional to
cover prepayment of transporta-
tiOn charges.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
WOMAN AND HOUSE
SERVANT ARE BURNED
Gasoline Explodes and the Flaming
Fluid Injuries Mrs. c. p. Hedge
and japanese Domestic

OAKLAND, June 2s.-While pre-
pairing last night TO clean jars contain
ing gasoline, Mrs c. p. Hedge; resid-
ing at 726 Eleventh street, and a jap
anese servant We're burned by the ex-
plosion Of the fluid. The vessels had
been placed too near hot boiler, the
heat generating gas. Mrs. Hedges
face and hands were singed and her
garments were scorched. The Japan
ese escaped with badly scorched hair.
The pair extinguished the flames them
selves.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
DIRECTORS OF WOMEN'S
RELIEF CORPS CHOSEN
From San Francisco. Oakland.
Petaluma and PaIo Alto.

SACRAMENTO, June 2S.-Acting
Governor Anderson has appointed the
following board of directors of the
Women's Relief Corps Home Associa-
ton at. the Evergreen: Geraldine
Frisbie of Palo Alto. H. Augusta To-
ger of San Francisco, Lottie M. Win
ans of Petaluma. Sarah w. Farwell of
Oakland and Elizabeth Kline of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29

WALKER MUST STAND TRIAI,-The su-
preme Court yesterday reversed the order of
the Superior Court setting aside the informa-
ton against Charles b Walker who Is ac
eused OF embezzling s53 from the Chicago
Crayon Company. The complaint on uhISb
Walker was srragned in the Police Court
differed considerably from the information and
the defendant maintained that he should be
set free by reason OF this error,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
FuneraI Of Brotbcr Josepb.

OAKLAND, June 2S.-The funeral
Of Brother Joseph of st. Mary's Col
lege was held to-day in the chapel of
the college at 10 a. m. Rev. Father
Gleason celebrated solemn high mass
for the reDose of the soul of the de-
ceased, being assisted by Rev. Father
King, Rev. Father Cranwell and Rev.
Father Foley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
St. Marks Selects Curate.

BERKELEY, June 2S.-The Rev.
w. r. Hodgkins, a graduate of the
Divinity School of the Pacific at San
Mateo. has been appointed to the Of
flee of curate of ST. Marks Episcopal
Church by the vestry. He will assist
the Rev. f. l.. Parsons, rector of the
church, upon whom much additional
work has been heaped lately by the
growth of the congregation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29

SENATOR LEAVITT RETURNS.-oakland.
June Ex-senator +. w. Leavitt returned to
Oakland last night after tour through the
Lsstern States, during which he visited New
York. Chicago, ST. Louis and other large
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
5 OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA 70
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OAKLAND.
1915 Broadway.
Telephone Main 1888.
BERKELEY.
PAS Center Street
Telephone North IL
ALAMEDA.
1885 Park Street.
Telephone Alameda SOS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29

The Egbert Stones and the James G. A
will spend July at. Rowardennan.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-29
Mrs. Harry Maxwell will entertain a q
friends over the Fourth in her pretty bung
low at Ben Lomond
Mrs. c. c. Clay and Miss Madeline Cla
are at Rowardennan.

Miss Jane Barry. who has been the glies
Of the Everett Ames at Oakwood, near Mar
tinez returned last Saturday.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-21
STROLLER WON
HARLEM STAKES
IN THE SECOND sTEEPLE CHASE,
SHORT COURSE. JOHN e.
OWENS WON.
BuGlt HORN LED At ST LOUIS
Monet, at Twenty to One, Won the
Bay Shore Selling Stakes at Grave
send Bay, Armenia Second,
Other Turf Notes.

Chicago, Sept, 20,-Thc feature at
Harlem today was captured by Stroller
IN easy fashion.
First race, five furlongs-IIappy
Jack won, Freebooter second, Clyde q,
third. Tlme-l:0i "a,
Second race. stcple chase, short
course-Jom T.. Owens won, Domiquc
You second, Allegiance third. Time
3:4S 2i5.
Third race, Cicero stakes. mile
Stroller won, Spcnccrian second, Fon-
soluca third. Time-l:ii As.
Fourth race ,mile-Magistrate won,
Judge Hines second, Gregor *. third.
Timo-l:iG 20.
Fifth race. four and n half furlongs
Subtle won, Belle Kinney second.
Lady Wilmot third Time-O:57 l-2. &.
Sixth race six Acknowledgements
won, Big Ben second, Mamie Hodge
third Time-t:15 2-5.
Seventh race, mile and an eighth
Great Eastern won, Mr.. Farnum sec
ond, Louisville third. Time-2:Ol So.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-21
Future Sheep Supply.

The feeders of sheep are concerned
in the supply of that animal, especial
ly those that are engaged in the feed
ing of sheep for the final market. At
the present time the great source Of
supply is the western range. But can
that continue to supply the demand for
sheep to feed in our feed lots in the
corn belt? The answer must be
negative one. The ranges are now
producing all the sheep they re likely
to produce, but the corn belt is not
producing all the corn 1t is able to
produce. The improvements in corn
culture and in corn seed enormously
increase the volume of this kind OF
food that can be produced yearly and
we shall see greater improvements in
the years to come. This corn must be
for a long time yet used as the finish
ing food for stock including the sheep.
More sheep will be demanded In the
future both by the consumers and By
the finishers. 1t is evident that we
must raise more sheep on the farms
east of the Great Father of Waters.
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YOUNG Parsees lelve Sect.

The Parsee, or ZoroastriaR, com
munity of Bombay. who number under
% 900 in all, are threatened with disin'
tegratiun by western and Christian I'm.
nuences. Their wealthy young men
visit and reside in London, Paris and
other European cities, where they fire..
gucntly take to themselves European
wives. Three cases have Just oc-
CURED Of Parsees thus marrying white
women, one marrying . Jewess and
o.. French woman. There are great
dissonsIons among the Parseos in In
dia as to whether the non-Parsee
wives should be received as prosIytcs.
London Globe.
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Death Was Suggested Subject.

Tom Johnson of Cleveland was
spending Il few weeks at small Eotei
near Lake Michigan. Accommoda-
lions had been engaged in advance,
Lut the service was not such as he had
expected. At each meal Mr.. Johnson
introduced the subject of death. Sc
persistent was he in discussing thu
morbid theme that it had a depresS
ing effect on the other guests.
Cant you speak on anything else
but death?" asked the landlord in deg
peration.
Conversation is prompted by sur
rounGings," explained the n/yor.
But there are no grave zones nor
tcarSes here" protested the landlord,
swinging his arms toward the beau
tiful lake. Neither Is there crepe on
the door"
NO" said Mr.. Johnson, painfully;
"but ii you wanted crepe and couldn't
get it, wouldn'1 this tarlecloth make
a good substituted" -Portland Ore
CONAN.