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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

St. Ignatius Training School is
another church organization which
has accomplished great things within
the past few years, but along entirely
different lines. There girls were
trained to become experts in house
keeping of every kind Every Sat
urday morning many children were
wont to gather in the basement of St.
Ignatius College and there be taught
sewing of all kinds, darning, patching
and plain stitching. Cooking was
taught, too-good practical cooking
at that-and among the older girls a
class in laundering was begun. Miss
Alice Hager was the leader in this
work and associated with her were
Miss Dorothy Collier, Miss Frances
McKinstry, Miss Helen de Young,
Mrs. William Horn, Mrs. Lucius
Allen, Mrs. Otis Burrage, Miss Ada
Sullivan, Miss Alice Sullivan and
others.
Something the same type of work
went on on Telegraph Hill under the
auspices of the Neighbortood Asso-
citation. A kitchen garden met each
Saturday morning, as it had done for
number of years, even before the
members became associated with the
Neighborhood house, and small girls
were taught cooking, sewing and
other branches of housekeeping Miss
Sallie Maynard, Miss Emily Carolan,
Mrs Thomas Magee Sr., Miss Vir-
ginia Gibbs and Miss Leila Dickins
were among the faithful teachers
there, and for the afternoon clubs
that met during the week were Miss
Lily McCalla, Miss Christine Pom
eroy, Miss Marian Huntington, Miss
Jessie Wright and Mrs Franklin
Bache Harwood, of the younger lead
ers, as well as Mrs. Carter Pomeroy,
Mrs. Harry Sherman, Mrs. Norman
McLaren, Mrs. Henry Deering, Mrs.
Horatio Hellmann, Mrs Gailliard
Stoney and others.
Help for the Mothers.
The San Francisco Maternity is a
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BI THE OUTTIDER1

IT has been by no means left to
San Francisco's disaster to bring
out the kndliness and generosity
Of her citizens and especially
those classed as society" and to de-
velop genuine interest in the public
good-an all-embracing term includ-
ing everything from the tender care
Of homeless infants to the externlina-
ton Of the pestilential mosquito.
San Francisco women are proven
bially energetic-or restless-your in
dividual degree Of optimism leading
you TO choose your own term to de-
scribe them. They need much occu-
patton for mind and body of one
kind or another, and even those who
have homes Of their own find many
spare hours on their hands In these
days OF modern Improvements and
short cuts" to all results, even the
most interested woman has difficulty
in occupying every minute OF her
time with the duties Of a wife and
mother, and for those who have
. neither position to fill it is even more
impossible
Social duties, of course, takes up
a great deal of time for those who
care for that sort of thing, but gen
orally the most determinedly frivol-
Gus have intervals when they feel a
call to add their efforts to the sum
total Of the uplifting influences OF life,
either spiritual or material There
are few people so deep in selhshness
that tho welfare of the world, in
their own vicinity at least. means
naught to them, and those few will
generally make believe" to gain
some personal goal of their desires.
Hardly a woman can be found
who has not her pet scheme for the
public good. be ii in the form of a
charity, Of church work. of civic i'm
provements or Of municipal better
ment and associated with the women
are many Of the busiest men in the
land who ind time from their absorb
ing personal affairs to aid in the
work
There are orphanages homes for
the aged and hospitals upon which
the tenderest-hearted interested ones
may bestow their time and money;
training schools, juvenile courts and
lindergartens for those who have a
thought for the home makers and
citizens Of the future, while the prac-
tical and artistic materialist looks 70
sanitary perfections, the beautifying
OF town or country side and any mum
Der OF other ways of making the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Will Marry a Californian.

As great surprise, although de-
lightful one, comes the news of the
engagement of Mrs. Eulue Gardner
Hodgson of Minneapolis to Walter
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

nance Mrs. Albert J. Dibblee, also
of Ross Valley. was one of the board
of managers, as were Mrs. R. D.
Girvin, Mrs. William Tubbs and Mrs.
William B. Collier.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

maker. Miss Laura Hamilton and
Miss Edna Hamilton are other mem
bers of the committee.
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Help for the Mothers.

The San Francisco Maternity is a
comparatively new organization, but
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Girls Taught to Sew.

William B. Collier.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-29

| often wonder what the dealers buy
Onehaf easy the folks they SELL
Equipment sometimes real
Indeed with my big Tve long,
to me there's always something
Faulty ignition, o a blown out shoe,
Or may be the compression is too strong.
Then to the laughing face that turks behind
The veil lifted up mine eyes to find
Two pouing lips, demurely munnurng
81 don't why you bought this kindr
Indeed I've learned as a joke
When loose, carburetorS choke;
And then, and then-the spring. and then the belt,
punctred tire, or change speed lever bokel
look of anguish underneath the car,
Another Sart-a squeak grunt-a jar
The aspiration pipe is working loose!
The vapo can't get out! And there you are!
tnkered, things
Why saints and sages would have cusSd
If, speeding through the world their tires had bustl
Like foolish people now, whose words of com
Are utteTd while. their mouths tOp with dust.
the the why despair?
When suddenly angel share
Approaching in up to date machine,
Bearing vessel, which he offered me-
And babe smell of it, Twas gaSolene!
OF to
there's moral too if We would see IT,
Strange, { not that of the myriadS who
Have empty tanks and know not what to do,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-29

Which leap'd from earth in its mad ecstasy
And into space went speeding fast and far.
"And when at last you've mastered belts and bolts
When with no fear of side slips jars or joS,
Your sixty h. p. racer licks up miles
AT lightning speed-tun on a few more volts!
Then in your glorious success eXultl
When your car plunges like a catapult,
Sit tight! Hold hard! Pass everything in sight,
And you will be surprised at the result
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-29

with sub
Wells exceptional humorous who has
al
decstes (which be pub
Ished next week by Dodd Mead & Co..
To ecrank
Come, fill the tank adjust the valve and spring,
Your automobile garments round you fling;
The bird Of time but to get away;
think that names rather clever thingD
Why, the soul can know this glorious game,
3 All other stunts dry and dull and tame;
This is the ultimate, triumphant JOY,
Automobile citation is its name!
stderatons
IT'S only beginner young and green,
Who thinks he wants odorlesS machine;
What fragrance is to violet
So TO the motor is gaSolene.
IT'S but a toy which spends piles
And bTagS about it for little while
Ambition ises-and the foolish
Signs, and prepares to buy another style
It's the
n
You know, my friends with what brave
put second mortgage my house
So could buy great big touring
And run down Chickens dogs and cowSl
For my future income did owe,
And with mine hand wrought to make it 60;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-29

Not will tell of when he returnsl
AS for ourSelves-why we deny too.
What Out of oily nothing to invoke
powerful something born of fire and smokel
An unremitng pleasure if it goes
An everlasting wOTTment if broke"
you
thing; perhaps he will
Ah love- could you and | with him conspire
To fix this sorry scheme of things entire
Would take it all apart, and then
Remodel with no danger of back fire?
Ah make the most of time yet may spend
Before We too, into the dust descend
Dust unto dust. Under the car to lie
Sans coat sans breath, temper, and-sans fnendi
Blu is on all these
And that revivng herb whose tender green
Upon the julep cup is sometimes seen,
Ah interview it lightly for you know
You'll need your wits to manage your machine.
There is another intoxcaion thanth
Why if your car fling the dust aside,
And flying, through the air of heaven ride
Weret not a shame; weret not shame say,
Within speed limit tamely to abide?
What! Without asking stop speed mmensel
And, without asking alward hurried hencel
Oh, many a cop of this forbddng mien
Must the memory of his inSolence!
Have you moralizng this flying trip2
sometimes think that every shining star
Is but the tail lamp of motor car;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-29

And this all the wisdom that | reap'd-
1--WE cost like thunder and like lightning goP
is the beginning OF
uu
% SnakeSkn
A leather foot muh, lined with Thibet goat
A steering apron and a sleeping bag;
For these things help motorer to mote
AuI then my luncheon Kill ald hamper SWELL
2obueI OF many earned dollar! Well
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16

| Mexico schools are the order of the
day. These show that the common
schools of the Territory have greatly
improved in recent years in efficien-
cy and in everything that marks ad-
vancement, progress and good work.
The higher educational institu-
tions of the Territory, supported by
Territorial taxes and by donations
from the general government, have
also done very we'll although some
of them are top heavy and cost too
much. AT THE HEAD OF THESE
STANDS THE NEW MEXICO MIL
ITARY INSTITUTE AT ROSWELL.
smaller number of professors with
lot of capital letters after their
names at the Military Institute, but
when it comes to good, active and
beneficial work, the Military Insti-
tute is on top. Facts are facts and
must be recognized. Theories and
long scientific arguments cannot and
do not do the good and bring about
the results desired that wholesome.
sensible and well chosen instruction
and teaching do. The New Mexican
has, from the very day of the crea-
tion of the higher educational insti-
tutions, supported them faithfully and
it hopes with good results, but it
must be acknowledged that some of
them are getting entirely too theo-
retical and too scientific, too hign
strung and too ambitious for a Ter
ritory that has but few hundred
thousand people and has not the tax
able wealth to support great scien-
tific educational universities and col
leges as do the rich states and com
monwealths of the country
(The Record does not know what
particular institutions of the terrific
ry the New Mexican thinks too am
bilious, but would suggest that if
some of the exorbitant salaries
and fees of public offices were cut
off and useles offices were abolished,
New Mexico would have money to
support as good schools as any of
the western states. Absolutely the
most important interest of any Amer
lean community or commonwealth
is in the school system.)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Senate Discussing Amendments of
the Railroad Rate Bill.

Washington, May 16.-Upon re-
ly took up the railroad rate bill, the
anti-pass amendment being the i'm
mediate subject of consideration.
Senator Tillman today received
from Senator VIM. E. Chandler a
statement of his discourse as inter
mediary in the negotiations between
President Roosevelt and Senators
Tillman and Bailey on the railroad
rate bill. The communication bears
upon Senator Lodges denial for the
quoting the President as saying that
he had lost confidence in Senators
Foraker. Spooner and Knox. 1t was
offered in the senate by Mr.. Tillman
and will be printed in the Congress
ional Record In his statement to Till
man, Mr.. Chandler says:
LAS the telephone denial by Pres
ident Roosevelt sent to the senate
through Mr.. Lodge remains in the
Congressional Record of May IL, it
seems to me that l should take some
notice of it, which | do now by re-
affirming the essential truth of the
statement l made to you and which
you repeated in the senate. Much as
l regret that the hasty action of Sen
ator Lodge and the President has
forced an issue between the Presi-
dent and myself, the extreme lang
uage he used makes such an issue
unavoidable, and | cannot shrink
from or evade it, although | cannot
use toward the chief executive of
the nation language like his own.
Upon our respective statements l
submit the controversy with conf
dence to the judgment of those who
know me-
The Senate Committee on Inter
oceanic Canals voted today in favor
of constructing a sea level canal. Sen
ator Carmack's return from Tennes-
See broke the deadlock which occur
red at a former meeting
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
Back From San Francisco.

Charles Whiteman came in, yes
terday via the Automobile route He
left several weeks ago for an exten-
ded trip east, but after the earth
quake he turned back for San Fran
cisco, as his wife and child were in
California and he had a brother liv-
ing in San Francisco. He says the
actual conditions at San Francisco
are more horrible than words can
describe The first day he reached
the stricken city he was forced by
the soldiers to work on the streets
at the point of the bayonet. Mr..
Wniteman found. his relatives un-
harmed. He says the crimes commit
ted by the soldiers in killing inno-
cent people were caused by having
thoughtless boys in the militia He
says there were still nearly two hum
dred thousand homeless people there
when he left.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
CONFLICT is FEARED.
Declared Impossible for Emperor to
Yield Demands of Parliament.

Declared Impossible for Emperor TO
Yield Demands of Parliament.
ST. Petersburg, May 16.-The opln-
ion is quite general today that the
parliament's adoption of the reply
TO the speech from the throne will
make a conflict with the crown in
evitable, since it contains a number
of points upon which the supporters
of the government say it is impos
sible for the emperor to yield. The
Constitutional Democratic leaders
however, while they assert that the
reply is intended to make clear to
the emperor that the country will
be satisfied with nothing less tnan
a constitutional monarchy on a dem
ocratic basis, insist that the reply
is not an ultimatum. They consider
the reply temperate in tone, and say
it required all their ability to pre-
vent the introduction of more radi-
cal expressions.
Fear that the reply of the lower
house of parliament to the speech
from the throne portends conflict,
demoraliZed prices on the Bourse to-
day, Imperial fours losing half a
point and closing at Is
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
THE ELkS' REUNION.
Members Who Visit Denver Will Not
Be OVercharqed.

Members Who Visit Denver Will Not
Be Overcharged.
When the members of the Elk
Lodge from Roswell go to Denver
next July, they are sure to- receive
excellent treatment, as far as hotel
accommodations are concerned. A
letter to the secretary of the local
lodge from Judge A. H. Pickens, one
of the leading Elks of the west, in
forms Elks here that a list has been
made of all the hotels and rooming
houses in the city of Denver, so that
upon arriving there, any Elk may
select his room at the headquarters
where he registers with as much
ease as if the city were one vast
hotel A promise has also been made
by the authorities of the city of
Denver tnat the rates at the reun-
ion will not be raised because the
patrons of the hotels and rooming
houses and other places of business
come from out of town. A schedule
has been fixed and above this none
will be allowed to go.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, May 16.-CattIe re
ceipts, 5000, including 800 south
erns. Market steady to strong Ma
tive steers, 4.25m5.90; southern
steers, 3.50@5.25 southern cows,
2.50@425; native cows and heifers,
2.50@ $50; stockers and feeders, 800
d4.50; bulls, 2.9064.15; calves. 300
q 500; western fed steers, 3.506
5.35: western fed cows, 275@450
Sheep receipts 5000. Market strong
TO 10c higher. Muttons, 4.7506.25;
lambs. 6.OO@7.60; range wetners.
5.00@6.5O; fed ewes, 4.75@6.00
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
A Pleasant Surprise,

When City Marshal J. J. Rascoe
went nome to dinner yesterday, he
was greeted by his son from Morenci,
Arizona. The son had arrived on the
morning train to pay the home folks
a visit. He formerly lived in Ros-
well and for years was employed by
the Joyce-Pruit Company. Later he
was a member of the firm Gamble
& Rascoe in the bottling business.
Two and a half years ago he moved
to Arizona and has a position with
large company store at Morenci
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16

pie interested than ever before Con
uitions are more favorable for a fair
than l have ever known them We
have more to show and more people
to show to than ever before, and by
starting in time we can look after
the entertainment features success
fully. Last year we started too late,
but even then we were enabled to
reduce the load bequeathed to the
present board The directors will
hold a meeting in a day or two to
start the work of getting ready.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
Orchard For Sale.

The finest 9-year-old apple orchard
in the Pecos Valley. 16 2-3 acres, one
and half miles northeast of the
court house at Roswell
This orchard is heavily loaded
with fruit at this time, and will pay
the owner about 81 900 income this
year after paying all expenses
The location is choice for resi-
dences, and if subdivided into acre
tracts, should sell for 1000 per lot,
and the purchaser can nearly double
his money in twelve months time.
This property will sell for 100000
in less than two years, but being a
nonresident, l will take $500 Terms
half cash, balance to suit.
e. l.. WILDLY, Owner
64t6eod. 206 Grant Building,
Los Angeles, Calf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
>WILL MEET HERE.
Territorial Board of Pharmacy Con-
venes in Roswell May 25th.


Gregory Moore, of the Pecos Valley
Drug Company and member of the
Territorial Board of Pharmacy, re
ceived letter today from A J. Fisch-
er, secretary of the Board, stating
that a special meeting of the Board
will be held in Roswell May 25th.
Those who have made application
for registration will then be exam
ined and other business will be dis
posed of. The secretary requests Mr..
Moore to notify all pharmacists in
the Pecos Valley and call the atten-
tion of the newspapers of the Val
ley to the meeting. Mr. Moore is a
new member of the Board, and this
will be its first meeting in the Pc
cos Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
DENVER ELECTIONS.
Democrats Get Seven Aldermen and
Republicans Get Six

Denver. Colo, May 16.-The elec-
ton returns of yesterdays city cleo
ton indicate that the Republicans
have won all three supervisors, six
aldermen and one member of the
election commission The Democrats
elected seven aldermen, and the mu-
nicipal ownership party elected
three aldermen and two members of
the election commission. The vote
On franchises shows a victory for
the Tramway Franchise, the Denver
Gas and Electric Franchise and the
Northwestern Terminal (Moffat)
franchises. The other franchises ap-
pear to be defeated, although one at
least doubtful
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
TO ADVANCE MONEY.
Corporation Organized in New York
to Help Rebuild San Francisco.


to Help Rebuild San Francisco.
New York, May 16-The Herald
today says it was determined yester
day that 100000 shall be the
capitalization of the new mortgage
corporation which is to be organized
here to advance money for rebuild
ing San francisco. 1t is expected that
all the preliminaries will be complet-
ed this week, and the work of ad-
vancing money for reconstruction
will begin within thirty days. E. H.
Hartman, of the Southern Pacific,
Frank A. Vanderlip, of the National
City Bank, and Senator Newlands of
Nevada are among the hackers of
the new corporation.
insurance Companies to Settle.
San Francisco, May 16.-The fire
insurance companies will settle their
losses in their own way, each COM
pany acting for itself, according to
the contracts embodied in policies,
and the Fire Underwriters Associa-
ton will make no attempt to dictate
a general policy or lay down uniform
rules for the companies to observe
in the settlement of claims.
Savings Banks to Reopen.
San Francisco, May 16.-An saw
ings banks in this city will reopen
for business May %. The officials of
various institutions nave declared
their banks to be in excellent condi-
ton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
PRISONERS ABUSED.
Political convicts Ask Parliament to
Hasten Amnesty.

ST. Petersburg, May 16.-President
Mouromtseff today received tele-
gram from political prisoners conffn-
ed at Yekaterinoslav, South Russia,
saying that on May Day they were
beaten witht the fiat of swords by
the gendarmes and that some of
them were seriously wounded The
prisoners asked parliament to de
and to hasten the granting of am
nesty.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16

San Francisco losses is very evident.
San Franciscos association of bank
ers known as the Clearing House has,
through it's Executive Committee,
stated that the city would not need
outside help for rebuilding purposes,
adding: "One hundred and fifty mill
ion dollars or more will be collected
from the fire insurance companies"
This is the sum / named to you in
my last circular, and I wish to again
impress upon you the fact that now
is the time to solicit business for the
Continental.
What is the position of the holder
of a Traders of Chicago policy whose
property burned on Sunday, May 9th,
after the concern was placed in the
hands of a receiver and before there
was time to replace the risk in a
sound company THERE ARE 9TH
ERS, and you should have no trouble
in making the property owner see
that 'It is better to be sure than
sorry'-the way to be sure being to
get a Continental Safety Fund con-
fiagration-proof policy Yours very
truly,
EVANS
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FIRE AT ASSEMBLY GROUNDS.

Destroyed Several Buildings at a
Loss of $25o,ooo.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May 16.-Fire
today on the Assembly grounds at
Mount Eagle, the Chautauqua of the
South, in which all evangelical de-
nominations are represented, des-
troyed Warner Hall and several cot
tages. The immense auditorium was
saved after a hard fight The loss is
about $3.50, 900
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
Store.
District Court News.

Last night at $50 the jury in the
case of Charley Mayer returned a
verdict of not guilty He was charg-
ed with fourishing a deadly weapon.
Judge w. w. Gatewood defended the
prisoner.
Feliciano Sanchez is facing a jury
today on the charge of assault with
a deadly weapon. The defense rest
ed shortly before noon. The prisoner
took the stand in his own behalf. r.
S. Hamilton is acting as interpreter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
The Base Ball Game.

Owing TO the train from the north
being delayed today the baseball
game will probably be called at 800.
The games Thursday and Friday
will be called at regular time.
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
of next week will be played series
of games with the albuquerque team.
the last of the season.
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Charged With EmbezzIement.

Chicago, May 16.-Charles T. Wen
ha, formerly agent for the Canadian
Pacific railroad in this city, was to-
day indicted, charged with embezZle-
ment of $51 900 belonging to the
company.