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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26
JONAH AND THE WHALE

ute's waiting. haven't you got an ele-
vator?"
NO"
TITS easy enough getting down. as
you may have noticed. but how am
going to get up?"
"Oh, I'll attend TO that" and Jonah
could hear a gurgling somewhere on
the floor above him apparently.
What have you got for breakfast
he asked after few minutes pound
ing around.
Fish,"
This ain't Friday. is it?"
NO."
Then want something else"
''Well. look around and see if you
can't find bit of liver somewhere"
There wasn't any visible, and Jonah
began kicking again.
Jaw, go to sleep and forget
down rubber tube.
''Where'n 1 sleep?" he asked.
There amt any bed"
What's the matter with the
fioor?''
There amt any carpet on it"
laughed Jonah, as though 1T were
joke.
There viii be before you get
bed in there"
That's all right" Jonah shouted
back. 'I'll sleep In the bathtub."
"Oh, will you," chuckled the voice
thickly.
This was not very satisfying TO the
guest. and he was quiet for time.
Pretty soon he was busy again.
'Oh, say, you." he shouted. cant
you send me a pitcher OF ice
water?"
mo. can't. What do you take
this place for?"
II thought 1t was a hotel, but
guess it is a cold storage warehouse"
There was a gurgling ehuckle above
and Jonah began kicking against the
walls promiscuously.
Let up on that, 1 tell you.' came
the voice threateningly.
What are you going to do about
II ?" snorted Jonah.
"I'll throw you out"
"All right. you throw me out II you
want TO. and I'll show up your darned
old shebang in the Nineveh papers.
Do you know who I am7~
well. guess yes came the voice
with a chuckling gurgle that sounded
like pouring molasses down a stand
pipe.
Then throw me out" Jonah in
sisted.
you wait till about day after to-.
morrow and I will came the voice.
with frmness and decision.
Jonah waited and 1t came to pass.
WILLIAM j. IAAMPTON.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

Q PLASH, and Jonah was over
board. Just what happened with
in the next minute or two Jonah
could not explain, but presently he
was discovered in an interior finished
in pale pink. The decorations were
peculiar, not to say bizarre. but Jo-
nah was a travelling man and was not
surprised at anything he had to put
up with or al.
Where am 1 att" he exclaimed as
soon as he recovered his breath suf-
ficiently to use 1t in articulating. No
response being made to this inquiry,
he proceeded to look around for a
button TO press.
by gravy" ne said to himself, as
he slipped shivering about in the pale
pink gloom hunting the missing but
ton, this must be a fiat and the JAM
itor is economizing on steam
Button, button, where's the but
ton % he cried presently, and none be-
ing at hand, he began to kick, for Jo-
nah was a natural born kicker. II he
had not been he would have been else
where. About the seventh time his
foot hit the wall where he thought the
door ought to be-seven being lucky
number voice, smothered and in
pain, came in from some point be-
yond.
Say" 1t growled, ''let I'D on that"
Whats the matter with your" Jo-
nah carromed on the voice. Haven't
you got am annunciator In this joint? ?"
mo 1 haven't, nor no telephone
neither"
How in thunder am I going to
communicate with the office?"
What do you want 2"
Can you send me up cocktail?
I'm feeling rocky?
mo. can't send up anything"
Send II down then"
There was no response to this phil
osophic request.
Say" called Jonah, after q min
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

Miss Helen Speyer, who presided
Yesterday at a luncheon at her nome
on Jackson street, made the affair one
of additional pleasure and surprise oy
the news of an engagement. Miss
Etbel mccormick announced her
betrothal to Napier Mearns Crosett'
receiving the warm expressions oi
happiness from all the young guests
of whom there were nearly score.
Amid the scent and bloom OF Se.
Joseph lilies, still sweet and fresn from
Easter morn, stood winsome orioe
last evening. Miss Eugene Hawes' 10
plight troth with Rev. David Crao-
tree. At $3.50, in Grace Churcn, tne
bridal party passed to the altar, wnere
Rev. David Evans performed the mar
riage service. The bride, of charming
personality. was unusually lovely IN
her robes of white satin, chiffon, lace
veil and wreath. Attending her were
Mrs. Charles Fickert, matron of honor
and Miss Jessie McNab. Miss Elsa
Draper, Miss Claudine Cotton, MISS
Anita wieland, bridesmaids. with
petite Miss Carol Tripp as flower girl.
Mr.. Crabtree was served by Mr.. Biod-
gett. Robert A. Dean. William Cole.
Roy Phelps and William P. Carpenter
acting as ushers.
The bride is the daughter OF the
late Horace Hawes and Mrs J. B.
Schroeder.
Many friends Of the young couple
witnessed the ceremony, after which
q reception was held at the Pleasan-
ton to which only the bridal party
and relatives were hidden.
Mr. and Mrs Crabtree will live at
Redwood City, where Mr.. Crabtree Is
rector of the Episcopal church.
Tonight the Sequoia Club viii make
its formal bow to members and guests
within the precincts Of its own hrst
home, 504 Sutter street The event Is
hailed with gladness by all who have
como to know Sequoia. It's hospitality
and bonhomie and greetings warm will
bestow themselves upon all who cross
the new Threshold tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26
BOBBIE ON MAYORS.

Mayors is men that runs the city the
thay please after elecshun, when thay
go out to make speach in the cam
paign thay say Well, my deer people, If
am elected to this onorable Gifts shall
do ali in my power to uphoaid the
morals of our community and make
this city End to none in the whole
wurld. Thay also say, Whatever else
1 do, 1 shall make the all mite saloons
close up and stop the slot masheens
and the dance halls.
then after elecshun thay talk littel
rest befoar beginning to close the tuff
places, and while thay are talking a
git together and call on the Mayors and
say If you doant be good we will chase
you to the woods and yure naim will
be mud. Then the Mayors doant know
what to do so thay doant do it.
We have about the nisest Mayor of
them all. When he starts out to be
elected again he jest tells the people
Well, how do you like my beautiful
city, isent it hot old town and doant
you have a good time mites when you
are through with yure work, you bet
you do. Vote for me again and 1 guess
you will always be abel to git what
you want for yure mummy. Then the
people vote for him and he goes back
to the mine and says I toald you so.
/ wudent cair to be a Mayor, there is
too many people asking you for job,
and il thay doant all git a job thay
vote for another Mayor the next time
and then you are licked, and yoI can't
git job yourself if you have been
Mayor unless you keep it dark-Mil-
WalIkee Sentinel
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

aeronauts Of to-day to perfection and
you have-what? An extensively built
machine that will carry one or pos
sibly two men prescribed distance
and then bring them back.
The machine of commercial value
must fly the air as the birds do And
the birds are not balloons; they are
just as heavy flesh and blood as men
are All scientists are agreed that
the road to success is by way OF the
aeroplane The thousands that Pro-
fessor Langley spent in his expert
ments might have been productive OF
some knowledge had they been ex-
pended along the lines above sug-
gested. z. d. MULCAHY.
City, April "a.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26
..THE SNARE SET :
BY SILLY SHARP

Charles Warren Stoddard is the IA
vored guest and viii be in the gracious
hands of these hostesses: Mrs Albert
Gerberding, Mrs. III. E. Huntington,
Mrs. A. E. Graupner. Mrs. Fernando
PTngst. Mrs. Russell H. Cool, Mrs.
Mark Gerstle, Mrs. Norris, Mrs B. F.
older, Mrs. Linda Bryan. Mrs. Frank
Deering. Miss Lalla Wenzelburger.
Miss Fdnah Robinson and Miss Mary
Bell. Tonight but ten guests have
been asked to the christening OF the
new hcme-a practice to be followed In
the future at all club at homes.
The Van Ness Seminary Alumnae
gave it's annual luncheon yesterday at
the St. Francis. Miss Henrietta Stadt-
muller, president. was hostess. con-
Quoting the affair most efficiently. Sew
eraI Of our welI-known society women
are graduates of this well-known alma
mater, now known as Miss Hamlin's
School. Retrospective speeches and
toasts were filed with the incidents
of school days, but In addition there
were remarks concerning "Prognostica-
tons" that were richly colored with wit
and wiselies-
A merry time 1T was for those who
gathered among whom were: Miss
Helen Bristol. Miss H c. Tilden. Mrs
w. CIuness. Mrs. Winslow Anderson.
Mrs. Clark Burnham, Miss Gotea Do
zier, Mrs. Livingston jerks, Miss Ida
voorman, Mrs David Erskine Allison.
Mrs. Charles Bandmann, Miss Grace
Boyd, Mrs. c. u Martin. Mrs CIar-
ence Martin Mann. Mrs. Frederick
Hood, Mrs. Van Arsdale. Miss Belle
williams. Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs T.
J. Morton and Miss Henrietta Stadt-
muller.
The officers OF the club are: Miss
Bristol, honorary presidents Miss
StadtmuIler. president; Miss Dozier.
vice president; Mrs jerks, secretary:
Miss Sadler, recording secretary, and
Mrs. Burnham. treasurer.
The wedding OF Miss Susan Gray
Le Count and Rev. David Evans will
be celebrated at noon to-day oy
Bishop Nichols In Grace Church.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

To the Editor of The Call:
If I had the money necessary for
the practical demonstration of my
idea II could. I think. solve the prob
lem Of aerial navigation in the man
ner herein set forth:
1 would have built, according with
the latest designs of gas engines, one
of enormous power with the least pos
sible weight. That / would accom-
plish by having it made as a shotgun
barrel is made, by winding threads of
the best steel around a core at right
angles to the length of the cylinder.
In this manner / would get the maxi
mum of power with the minimum Of
weight.
/ would have constructed q steel
boat, very narrow. and with most Of
its weight at me bottom. AT the bot
tom l would place the engine. Ex-
tending below the boat there would be
a false keel, several feet in extent
through which would extend the
mechanism that would work the pro-
peller. Ny idea is to have, for ex-
perimental purposes a boat say twenty
feet long that would draw five feet of
water and would have her propeller at
starting ten feet below the surface.
Above the boat, say seven feet,
would have the aeroplanes. solid but
mobile, slightly curved downward and
slightly tilted upward in front. Each
(of the two) would be about thirty
feet long and five feet wide
My idea is that as the boat neared
the maximum of speed possible with
the driving power the slightly inclined
aeroplanes would elevate the boat
(acting as a kite acts1 and would
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

Special information supplied daily tt
business houses and public men by tn,
Press Clipping Bureau tAllens3. 80 Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

Townsend's Gala. G1ace Fruits. in ar
tistic fre-etched boxes. 10 kearny st
and new store now open. 767 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

The average man has a mania fc
posing as his own hero.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

years thought twi
Republican
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26
THE PRESS OF THE NATION.

money moth
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26
A PREDICTION

Mrs. Goodleigh docking from
window)-There goes the curate
with that young deaconess again.
He's very attentive to her.
Rev. Gcodleigh (reading war
news absent mindedly)-Yes; I'm
afraid a severe engagement is
imminent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

in the world the advice. Don,
bad habit" w. City Times
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

people, Mr. That's just where the
notable occssons-Baltrnore
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

His Satanic Majesty-See here.
Why are all these fires going
out?
Chief Stoker-That Wali-street
man that came last week has
organized a trust in sulphur.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-26

According fashion expert jeweed
We're frOm-wen. where Folk Governor-New
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Den IL. Snni,
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Gdiffsnadridjten.

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aus mcId)er oud) mebrere onoere be.
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