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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
THE LADY OR THE PRoFEssoR-wH1cH2

a 4 RS. CONSTANCE CRAWLEY-we understand the lady
MI entitled brevet rank notwithstanding the modesy Of
her playbsMrs Constance Crawley say pre-
senaton OF old moraites and Judcous dap1ng
legged medieval dramaArs Constance Caey,
these parentheeresents the indictment funny pre-
ed by Stanford professor and her dses agree
able warmth.
The offender seems Professor Rendor who teaches Ger
Stanford and he feels aggeved personal injury
by Mrs Crawley presentation Of bens "Hedda Gabe
his words:
Whatever personal may be- we must acknowl
sdge that his dramas are works Of sfand art always serious thing
t pass by without being brande deserves ~ " e
The professors judcous his personal attitude
toward Ibsn gratifying reassurng No about
Queen Elizabeth for him. and when he buys it served
with due solenty Art does satisfy fulfill unless
the dignity of that entertainment which
have know under the Of Literary
As who should say
Ibsen, scarcely respectable but l tolerate his
work OF literary exercise good medicine
that should be udded confused laughter
Thus learns that the of going the man
OF right ensibes devotional dignity
but rather form Of good of the SOUL
Yet all college professors pleasures SO sadly as
Dr. Rendorf, Mrs Cawey appeals from him Jordan
whom the unappiy remarks that he extremely
plastic of honor Perhaps quite that wav
but all ready that Dr. Jordan plastic certain
aspects
Funny Crawley; wasn't bit funny in anv
but the single part of Heddas professional band Dr.
Jordan said that he infinitely preferred my Mrs
Fskes And Mrs Crawey adds that Jordan is lovely Who'd
have thought it Lovely pascl of Milo before
her accident could play in his class But Dr. Jordan sub
ordinate careful draw aside his skirts bsen
his way OF he explains Hedda Cabler is not
play that for Once find the duty
undergoing with patience the literary exercise at the
same time to point with pride the selacrhce the
Mrs Crawley suspicion that she cauobt
DR. Jordan telling the
Tbeady then proceeds explain Rendorf his sniff 1t
Just like this, she says:
@ tgs sa i.su.o4 R moths
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chimes we do not hesitate to make them
suitable for the market.
we merely mention these matters
to show you we are after foreign busi-
ness in the proper way The govern
ment at Washington. however. can help
US greatly in another way. and that
is in the making OF commercial
treaties. A year ago this month we
were busy shipping goods to four or
ffve countries or Europe. our agents
wanting the goods early to get them
in before the raise or duties. directed
particularly against the United States.
Other countries are contemplating the
same.
With commercial treaties with for
eign countries providing for lower
duties on agricultural implements. etc.
IN exchange for concessions in duties
oy this country, our business would
pc greatly assisted all over the world.
IN the making of such treaties Il would
not be necessary TO change the pres
ent rates under the Dingley tarif, but
TO give concessions on those rates OF
duty.
with such a give and-take policy
we cannot see where the interests OF
any United States manufacturer would
suffer the slightest injury. but can see.
where the exporters OF manufactured
goods from the United States would
ss Sreatly assisted"
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departure for her new home in the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lusk formerly
Miss Louise Findley). who have been
in Wisconsin for several months past,
have returned to their home in Denver
and will remain there for the present.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans, Miss
Madeline Evans and the small son of
the house, who have been living in Ala
media since the fire, will remain there
until the completion of Grace Church
rectory, which is being erected on the
fornia and Jones streets. This will
probably be ready for occupancy before
Christmas.
There are many who are rejoicing
with Mrs. c. II. Harrison over the re-
covery of her little grandniece, Caro-
line Beedy from her recent serious ILL
ness. The baby has been in Mrs. Har-
risons care since the sad death of her
young mother, Mrs. Winslow Beedy
(formeTly Miss Olive Hamilton) in Ang-
ust, and when the child developed
pneumonia recently there was great
grief among the many friends and rel
atives of the family. Mrs. Harrison
brought her Immediately to town and
iidS ohiy JdSl returned TO n6r nome In
Sausalito, little Caroline being consid-
cred quite out of danger.
Frank Wakefield went out on the
last boat to Tahiti on a business trim
and may return in short time or may
decide to remain there indefuitelv
Even should he return now he will GO
out again~about the first OF the year
and will then be accompanied by Mrs.
Wakefield, who was formerly pretty
Miss Lena Seton of San Diego. She
is now with her parents in the south
ern city. 1t is possible that Miss Helen
Ihomas OF Sausalito will so with Mrs.
Wakefield for stay of several months
In the tropics
Lieutenant Edwin c. Long, u. S. A..
who was called away by the fortunes
or war Immediately after his marriage
to Miss Georgene Shepard, early this
month, returned here on Saturday last
General Funston, whose aide Lieut.
enant Long is, having been ordered to
return from Cuba Lieutenant Long
has joined Mrs. Long at Fort Baker,
where she remained during his alb
sence. and they will make their home
there probably for the brief time that
will elapse before they go East. 1t is
matter OF great regret to the local
friends Of both that they will make
their home in st. Louis, where General
Funston and, consequently, his aides,
Will be stationed.
Mrs. John P. Jones and Miss Georgina
Jones of Santa Monica, who have a
host OF friends here, and who have
been abroad for some months, have
recently arrived in Pariz-
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LBEHI hEISE1. the Well
~ known Philadelphia architect.
"A active in the work of the Amer
lean Civic Association and chair
man of the municipal Improvement
committee of the American Institute
of Architects. who recently returned
from trip to Europe thinks that
European cities are far in advance OF
the American ones in the matter Of
municipal improvements generally. If
there are any Phfladelphians so short
sighted he said. in discussing the sub
ject with a local newspaper man. las
to object to the Parkway and other
improvements proposed for this city,
they should visit cities like Brussels
and Paris. At Brussels. city with
less than half the population OF Phila-
de1phia. a parkway 100 feet wider than
the famous Champs EIysees at Paris
and four miles long. is being con-
structed and a most difficult problem.
that of connecting the lower city with
the Upper town. is being accomplished
in a mastery manner.
The construction OF the elevated
railway in Berlin is municipal i'm
provement providing for the best and
most direct rapid transit. and at the
same time the structure itself has been
carried out along interesting archi-
tecturaI lines. In the Metropolitan
Underground in Paris the work has
been remarkably well done and the
stations made particularly attractive.
The way one has been constructed in
front of the opera-house commanded
my admiration in that II provides for
the free coming and going of vast
throngs without in any way obstruct-
ing the view Of the opera-house. Such
an achievement is IN strong contrast
TO the f1imsy sheds on Market street
that have been erected in defiance OF
the law.
I'm fact. throughout Continental Eu-
rope the rise and growth of many cities
has been in proportion to the intelli-
gence shown in guiding their physical
development Turning to matters OF
establishment, the attention of every
tourist should be called to the mag
nifcent new glazed terra Gotta frieze
which has recently been set in
place on the walls OF the large art
palace in Paris. representing the prog
ress and growth OF art through the
ages. The work was done by the
French Government at Sevres, and is
a revival on a modern scale OF the
magnificent majolicaS of Donatello and
Luea Dellarobbia. which have done so
much to make Florentine buildings
famous"
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5 follows. calculated in gold

disease called the black brand. Those
hop growers who took upon themselves
the labor of washing their plants will
have good crops, while those who did
not may have from 10 to 20 per cent
less than last years crop.
The situation is a little depressing
at present for the European hop deafA
ers. AS the prices are rather high. it
is hardly to be expected that European
brewers will fill their orders at present
as they had laid UP large stocks last
year from which to draw should prices
this year become excessive. In North
ern Germany another reason which
harms the trade between brewer and
hop dealer is the beer war which has
broken out lately between the brew
ers and the beer consumers. caused by
the raising of the price of beer by the
brewers in consequence of the new tax
laid upon beer. The following tabular
statement gives an estimate % the
worlds hop production this year. based
upon the very latest data;
In American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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~ foreign trade. with headauar-
"A ters at Chicago. in the course
of a letter to the Bureau of
Manufactures, has the following to say
which may be of interest to other
manufacturers:
The principal goods in our line have
been sold in foreign countries for
great many years and we not only
have agency arrangements established
in every country of the world that re-
quires these machines. but in addition
to this have general offices in different
parts OF the world, also branch houses
to such an extent that at the present
time we have over 1890 men on salary
in foreign countries. If a demand
starts up for goods of our line in some
certain country not heretofore taking
that machine, we do not hesitate to
send representative to that
country and thoroughly investi-
gate conditions and make the
best selling arrangements possible.
and with the first machines we would
send a thorough field man to operate
the machines in the field and to show
intended customers how to properly
handle them, making the business a
success from the very start. II local
conditions require changes on our rna-
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Revised Estimate Of
EuTope's HopCrop.
REPORT from Consul George E.
Baldwin on the hop crop of the
world materially raises the fig

ureS puDllSneQ IN Daily COHSu-
lar and Trade Reports on September 20
from Consul William Bardel of Bam-
berg.+ Mr.. Baldwin writes from Nu
remberg:
The prospects for a good crop in
hops in Bavaria improved beyond ex-
pectation during the latter part of Au-
gust and beginning of September on
account of the exceedingly favorable
weather which prevailed, and hop pick
ing is now going on everywhere.
'erhe well-renowned Bayarian hop
producing districts Of Spalt. Au, Woln-
zach, Mainburg and Pfaffenhofen had
most excellent crop, viz: about the
same quantity as las. year, and besides.
the product is of excellent quality
small hops, with fine ribs. full of flour
and quite aromatic. Baden and Wurt-
temberg had less than last year, but
the quality of the hops picked so far
gives general satisfaction. Bohemia
had a very bad crop with regard to
quantity, as can be seen from the tabu-
lar statement given below, but the
quality of the Saaz hops, especially
those from the Goldbachthal is grand
Here, too, the splendid weather which
prevailed during the llast four weeks
exercised its favorable influence.
After Bohemia. England and Bel
GUM will, as regards quantity, show
very bad results compared with last
year The reason for this deficiency is
said to be due to the tree lice in the
month of June, which brought about a
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

a DMIRAL BOWMAN H. McCALLA,
~ U. S. N, retired, and Mrs. Nc
"A Gala, who have been in Santa
Barbara since Admiral McCalla's
retirement last summer. are at present
in the East for a trip of five or six
weeks duration
The wedding of Miss Gladys McClung
and Midshipman Nelson H. Goss, U. S.
N. whose engagement was announced
last week, will be celebrated very
quietly today in the presence of few
intimate friends.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin spent the week
end at San Rafael with Baron and
Baroness Won Schroeder, who are at
the Hotel Rafael
Mrs. John l. Sabin, Mrs. A. w. Bjorn-
stad formerly Miss Pearl Sabin) and
Miss Irene Sabin. who are at present
at Fort Smelling, Minnesota. will leave
this week for Cuba, to join Captain
Bprnstad, u s. A., whose regiment, the
Twenty eighth Infantry, is now sta
toned there.
Mrs. John Burke Murphy, her small
daughter Virginia, and Mrs. Nokes will
leave on Monday next for Fort Monroe,
where Lieutenant Murphy has been
stationed for several months and where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lansdale, who
have been spending month at Monte
rey. have returned to their own home
at San Mateo which has been UNDER
going extensive repairs.
Owing to delay in securing the
cards, not all the invitations to
Mrs. Whites Friday Cotillon Club
dances have been sent out as
yet. This difficulty will. of course.
extend the time for answering the in
vitation, which was originally October
20. There have already been many ac-
ceptances and everything points to a
most successful and enjoyable winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Palmer Horn
formerly Miss Grace Martin) are re-
celving the congratulations OF their
friends upon the birth of a little
daughter on Sunday. This is the Sec
ond child in the Horn family, the eld-
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ Spalding (for-
merly Miss George Lacy, who arrived
recently from their home in Honolulu,
are at present the guests of Mrs. Spald-
lng's mother in Santa Barbara and are
being gladly welcomed by Mrs. Spald-
ing's many friends there. this being the
hrst glimpse vouchsafed of ~her since
her marriage last year and subsequent
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
In the Joke World.

See here complained Mr. c,rabha
your shopping is too extravagant. You
should never take anything just be-
cause it looks cheap"
Indeed exclaimed his wife. IF |
had followed that advice when YOU
proposed to me / wouldn't be Mrs.
Ledger.
Bacon-Marriage does make differ
ence, after all.
Egbert-How so?
Before man marries, when he
hears his sweetheart Fay, Oo's 'uvy
duvy is oo?' he thinks she's all to the
good"
"Of course.
But after marriage, when he hears
the same girl make the same remark to
the baby. he calls it 'tommyrot,' you
know. ."-Yon Statesman
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

rather struck professor German
Stanford something of dignity
She held the mirror nature DR. Rendo looking in the
glass himself and did like the picture You're another
the lady "O the fable narrated Your respectable back
smartng under the LASH
Such sentiments day lovely DR. Jordan might
that the wrath which agitates minds finds
prototype in the domestic cat
But what has Iben done that he should shifts and
of uppenny college who the patronage
of prig to bestow?
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
A PERPLExED EDITOR.

He troubles OF Marse Henry Watterson accumulate thick and
fast his troubled head The StaEyed Goddess of Reform
is veled in eclipse Whichever way madness lies,
and thus
Hearst be beaten for
hundred thousand That
called
the millennium while hardboied
yellow undoubtedly
send the Roosevelt stock the yellow
to
birds Jacks the
and his belongings sacrifice noble nclina
the
shield quite
To
If stand ready the baeless but Ken
this
the other he always take the Henry
troubled with He all the time seeing things Hearst
and Roosevelt We wouldn't disposition
like that for thousand dollars II he keeps he will begin feel
like Grover Cleveland the eminent New preacher
moralist
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NOTE AND COMMENT.
rnoralist.

How satisfy several railroads Of single United
States Senator is the vng problem confronting legislators
The law for the vgiant also the swift Chicago Judge
Gently heard wentyght divorce before taking
lunch.
The Socialist candidate for Attorney General OF
SO pei OF the ackases and ackey Rues real
opinion has not been given
The ansoothng syrup crusade has apparently fruit in
Philadelphia Quaker City sted annoying walls of
her youngest by crematng the baby.
The New Jersey chairman who declared polling of fifty
than there delegates entirely regular spoke
by the card. 1t Democratic convention
The seventeven inhabitants of Tristan Cuhna have
emily decided deprive the benghted world of all
muncaon with them They have informally suggested that
man-of-war may call for the mail time during 1907
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

Out Of every hundred persons in New
York City sixty-one are unmarried.
thirty-one married. five widowed and
three divorced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
Halloween Jack o,L.ntern..

The children delight in our Jolly Jack
O'Lanterns. SO suitable for Halloween.
Haas candy stores. Fillmore at Ellis
and Van Ness avenue at Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

How satisfy several railroads the election single United
States Senator the vexg problem confronting legislators
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
Great Is Mexico's
Mineral Wealth.

THE exports of metals from Mex
leo during the fiscal year 1905 are
figured by the Mexican Investor
as follows. calculated in gold:
Silver. s65.52s.645; gold, s13.sss,14s:
copper, s2s.SOS.4 1923; lead. s5.5O4.669 As
indicating the immense increase of pro-
duction, the figures of the fiscal year
1878 show production of less than
s25,0OO,O0O of silver and $50, 900 in
gold. The total production of metals
in Mexico from the discovery and ex-
ploitation of the first mines by the
Spaniards TO the present time has been
enormous, for the Guanajuato district
alone has produced. metals of a value of
more than 81, 1,00e, ,000. 900. The City of
Mexico mint has coined since it's estab-
lishment in 1887 the enormous sum of
$S,6S4,01S,624, of which amount $685.
S93.617 was in silver
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
Answers to Queries.

STATE CAPITOL-Subscri City.
The capital of the State of California
was at one time located in Vallejo. 1t
was there in 1851, 1852 and 1853.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
Cities Beautiful in
ContinentalEurOpe.

a LBERT KELSEY. the we'll
~ known Philadelphia architect.
~ active in the work of the Amer
lean Civic Association and chair
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

CLEVELAND-Subs City The
full name of ex-President CleYeland is
Stephen Grover Cleveland, but num-
ber of years ago he dropped Stephen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
Chicago Concern Urges Value
OF Commercial Treaties.

A LARGE corporation engaged in
~ foreign trade. with headquar-
"A ters at Chicago. in the course
\ ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

The law is for the vgilant also the swift Chicago
entity heard twentyeght divorce before taking
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

LANDLORD AND TENANT-C., City.
A landlord may terminate a month to
month tenancy at will. but he must
give the tenant not less than fifteen
days notice of intention to terminate
the same
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

THE SABBATH-subsc City.
Sabbath for man" is from the New
Testament, ST. Mark, ii.27, and the text
is: "And he said unto them (the Phar-
isees) the Sabbath was made for man,
and not man for the Sabbath"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
The Smart Set

A DMIRAL BOWMAN H McCALLA.
~ U. S. N, retired, and Mrs. Nc
"A Gala, who have been in Santa
Barbara since Admiral McCalla's
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

BASEBALL. T. NJ, Sausalito, Cal.
An umpire cannot call a base runner
out for cutting a base unless he sees
the runner do so. There is no excep-
tion to this rule. 1t is the umpire
duty to watch the bases.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

REFECTORY-Enq., City. Refec-
tory. which in the United States is ap-
piled to a public eating house or res
taurant, is an old name for the apart
ment in a monastery in which the
monks took their meals.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

BOOKS-T, City. If you will go to
the Free Public Library, Sixteenth
street, near Market, you can consult
the catalogues and these will give you
a list of the books published treating
on the subject you ask about.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

Mrs. John P. Jones and Miss Georgina
Jones of Santa Monica, who have a
host OF friends here, and who have
been abroad for some months. have
recently arrived in Paria-
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