davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
Held-Wright Amendment Is
Sent to Senate With In
dorsement of Lower House
WILL JUST ESCAPE
FROM COMMITTEE
If Twenty-Seven Senators
Are for Public Welfare
Reform Victory Is Won
SACRAMENTO. Ian. %.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. %.
Sent to the Senate with the
unanimous Endorsement of
the Assembly, the Held
Wright direct primary con-
stitutional amendment must
now run the gauntlet of or
ganization attempts to give
the people a decision of the
Supreme Court, instead Of a
valid, comprehensive, direct
primary election enactment.
The Assembly adopted
the Held-Wright amend
ment this morning without
a dissenting vote, and the
clapping of applauding
hands sent it to the Senate
to meet its fate. That this
amendment will probably be
reported out by bare ma
jority of the Senate commit
tee on elections and cleo
tion laws tomorrow is no
fault of the machine and the
men who have innocently
enough played the ma
chimes suit cards. An un-
fortunate error on the part
of Senator Wright's stem
ographer in the preparation
of his amendment and cleri-
cal delay in transmitting the
Held edition of the amend
ment to the Senate prevent
ed the advocates of the
HeId-wrIght amendment substituting
the Assembly resolution for the Sem
ate measure and resulted in delaying
anaI action by the committee until to-
morrow. when a meeting will be
called Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of the Senate.
PLEDGES ARE CARRIED OUT
The passage OF the Hsld-wright
amendment by the Assembly was with
out incident. The few brief speeches
were confined to calling the attention
Of the Assembly to the pledges made
by both Republican and Democratic
parties in their platforms. Assembly
man Held, the Assembly sponsor for
the resolution, laying emphasis on the
party pledge. said the passage OF the
resolutions was not question Of per-
sonal opinion. but a duty lying on every
Republican and Democrat, all of whom
had made their campaigns on plat
forms pledging them to the enactment
of direct primary election law. AS
sembIymen Stetson. Otis and Lucas
spoke briefly in the same strain. call
ing attention to the unanimous report
of the committee on constitutional
amendments. and Otis to the recon-
mendations made IN their messages by
Governors Gillett and Pardee. The roll
was called and each of the seventy
members present responded with an
emphatic aye" and the Assembly had.
so far as in its power lay. made good
the party pledges
There was not the same unanimity OF
opinion exhibited at the hearing given
in the afternoon by the Senate COM
mittee on elections and election laws
For the Held-wright amendment the
arguments were presented by Senator
Leroy Wright, the upper house sponsor.
for the measure; Albert NJ. Johnson. the
known San Francisco constitu-
tionaI lawyer; General Manager c. W.
Hornick. Managing Editor z. S. skmD-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
AID FOR DAUGHTER
Of BRET HARTE

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 29.-Following
the discovery that Bret Harte's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jessamy Harte Steele, is in
poverty and is living in the City Home
at Portland, Maine, this city Is further
interested to learn that her husband is
Milford Steele, president of the Shen-
andoah Irrigation Company, which fig
ured in the wrecking Of the Provident
Securities Company, the failure of
which swept away the savings of thou
sands of poor people In Boston.
During the investigation of this
financial tangle Steele had offices in
Broadway, New York City. and gave
Boston friends the impression that he
was living with his wife. He is thought
to be in Chicago at the present time.
A Boston friend said today that
Steele had placed his wife in a New
York sanatorium about two years ago.
Mrs. Steele says that she has received
no support from him since last summer.
Her husbands lawyers, she said, tried
to induce her to join her husband in
New York, but she refused, as she did
not want to be sent back to a sana-
torium.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Steele is
not to go friendless and destitute any
longer. Miss Eleanor Robson, who is
playing "Salomy Jane" the play by
Paul Armstrong based upon Harte's
story of the same name, is arranging a
benefit to be given at the Liberty The
ater during the week of February II,
and in this she is to have the support
and cooperation of Mark Twain and
the California Society.
S-~~->0~~~~~~~~>~~~~~ ~~~>~-~~~~~~-s>~~>~>>~>~
laws as she may see fit. We could
have exclusion of Japanese labor in
short order If Speaker Cannon would
permit my bill TO come up. 1 don't think
many members of the House would op-
pose it,
California Senator'S are skeptical of
any Improvement in the situation at
this session. They do not believe that
a treaty could be ratified in the brief
time remaining, nor do they see any
sign that Congress would listen to any
exclusion bill. They admitted today
that they would go to the White House
with some misgivings and expecting a
lecture from the President on the at
titude of the San. Francisco school au-
thorities.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
ENORMOUS BOND ISSUE
FOR USE OF SANTA FE

TOPEKA, Jan. "a meeting of the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe stock
holders will be held here Wednesday
for the purpose of authorizing
SIS, 100000 bond issue for improve
ments and extensions There will be
at least fifteen of the Santa Fe stock.
holders present
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
Assembly Indorses Primary Law

HE Assembly the Wright direct primary amendment The
yesterday with h Endorsement of fhe lower
House. will fhe ganef fhe Senate of organization efforts
TO give fhe people something different
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
SAYS STATE COMMISSION
CAN'T ACT

t1eAftig stars EHcfuefNe service
WASHINGTON. aug. 2t-Can
the interstate commerce commits.
sion under The present law. assume
Jurisdiction over the telegraph nyH-
TENS Of the country
This o. qitrstion that has been
brought out forcihly BY the great
strike % kcymcu.
Even assuming that the tric.
graph ia an instrument % Interstate
commerce. said one OF the commits.
aionors. and that a. was The inten.
ton 81 congress- 90 include ~ under
the rowilative authority conferred
Tn the Hepburn act. what Of ~ N
would not help IN this situation
The Hepburn act does not give tho
commission any power 10 take pos.
session Of an Instrument of inter.
state commerce and operate Il. even
u it becomes imperative by strike
or otherwise
The commission would have. az
most no more than power 20 regu.
late charges on tclegrnmH sent. aud
to make rules 60 regard 90 the kind
81 service to be rendered the public.
The commission has no authority to
regulate wages Of railway employees
or % adjust wage disputes between
common carriers and their en-
ploycs No more would Il IN case x:
The telegraph companies
II do not see how the commission
could. in any event. do more than
hold an investigation into tho
merits Of the dispute and 10 mako
public report ON Il That mlrst
or might not do good Just nt pres.
ont however. there o. no cali for
action boy the commission OF any
sort"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
SAILED WITH A
COLORED CREW

Steamship noiphia arrived yes
tortiay frum Southeastern Alaska
ports with 10 passengers and
large cargo 81 flnh
when the ueluhin lefl Eeattl ~
her last trip she was compelled
% nhip three hackioada OF urEFuea
Coz haF crew because the mkn that
manned her Qult IN a body shortly
before sailing
The trouble arose over the dis.
charge % Second Mate Fiahcrty
When he was ordered OF the ship
the rest 81 tho crew left Whom
the polphiu left for The north with
her black Grew. q was found nccra.
aArY 10 supplement- their uufnhUr
with indians ~ the diffegput ports
where the Dolphin stopped This
mixed crew brought TIRE Dolphin
into port this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
CUBS TAKE OPENING
q GAME FROM MINERS

nuTTE. Aus. II WA ( oiuao
game yesterday. bae there were
reasons why Dug had 10 have H..
and Shon the fightlrs Was al over.
II wan found that tho Cnba ware
ON top Sith tho count OF 6 60 4 II
was co.'s ateadicr twtriing and the
gratutoua errors on 'No part OF the
Minern that put the Fame Ia BE
nltio'a bat bag An of nntte'a runs
oains Ia che second aud third IN
nlnra After that tbs aoathpaw SGT.
tied down and thefo waa nothing
more DOING for the mon with tho
plt lamrs Seattle made three euna
ia the third inning. on base ON
balls TO Dudley and ATS by Abro.
CAST and Roa8 Roosevelt was not
In his best form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
MINERAL Rights
TO BE TAXED

State Tsa Commissioner Easter
day Informed the county board o.
equalization yesterday morning that
where scb aurface or riparian righia
IN lard are reserved BY the soller.
thore will be a division Of anooas
monta. the value 81 such rights viii
bo aaaeaaed against tho owner Of
them, the holder ~ tho land being
anasnsed for tho balance.
THIS will affect millions Of acres
throughout the state IN which either
mineral or riparian rights or both
are reserved by the seller
Mr.. yesterday IN explaining tho
purpose 81 the tar e0mminaion TO
the board said
The Northern Pacific railroad.
the Weyerhhuasr company, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
RACES WITHOUT A DRIVER

without coaching. and AZ The Ert
Hway PAGES the heat 90 sin
Ito Enca on a mile and halfmile
track alike. racing consistently the
full distance. roEardiea Of turua
AZ the finish Of TIE race be slows
UP. turns around and returns 10 thr
wire uuaasisted The horse Is
known az Joe Joker. and be has a
record OF e.tsA 80 hoppiea are
needed % keep him on his stride.
and he knows no such thlns a.
breaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Seattle Stars Exclusive sersies)
SPRINGFIELD. H. Aug 90 r.
WIN n Mcconnell has developed q
novelty In pacing horses. A pct colt
be trained for the race track has
evidenced such intelligence and
cunning on the course that McCon-
nell Is now racing him without dFiy.
or or sulky lie scores perfectly.
turns back ht the tap OF the bell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
PORT TOWNSEND THEATER


PORT TOWNSEND Aux al
Last evening the Tho theater
and dance hall. which has been
closed since the Sunday closing
agitation began. opened under the
management Of Joe Hayden. No
liquors were sold during the even.
Ing. but the huuae was well pat.
ruulHed and a big business Vas
done In soft drinks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Northwestern fmprovene.,
pany and hll tho other lsyga Con-
companies never sell Their '.aatf
they always reserve mlns,ss ,,'gsflJ.
70 The land though the 80. ilsas
does not always know ia nv
erhauser people 20 addlllos !, ~
eral rights reserve rlpafisa y ne
aud HOmetlmes o. right ~ .hpa
the past all the taa bas ,sah i
ne owner of The surface i a
u iI Tho intention 10 hav. ,slgih
aeaHmcnt divided Ia fat,va' u's y
the respective lns.rew,s . MA
and sake the holders =, saslssa
served mineral Or ripaf,s. =
pay share ~ The tares hgas
There are several plli,o.
OF land sold under fbesa sis
lions" eenA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
oRimEAN WAR VETERANS.

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. IL
Veterans ~ the Crimean war. res.
identa OF the Northwest. viii hold
a reunion during tho coming month
Capt G " Morrison. James Wood
ham and James Smith. all local
residents. did service ia the Eng
liah army IN the Cnmea. Capt
Morrison was a member of the
crew 81 II VI s Sans Paricl az the
siege 81 Eabaaiopol and holds the
silver medal granted hy Queen Vic.
toria 20 veterans Of tho war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Dugdsle has aisncd a new player,
Ralph Kreitk. who has been catch.
Ing for Colfas. wash. IN the troll
Icy league. and leading in batting
and IA fielding his position 40 catch.
o. kre,tz ~ looked upon as a
srcat backaiop aud has fine
throwing arm II u not thought
that he will have usch trouble In
making good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
WILL HOLD BIG MEET

Tho second annual field meet %
the Vancouver n. c. Athletic club
wiii be- held az Vancouver Sept 2
The Seattle Athletic club viii send
team % participate and hopes "a
carry OF some % thn medals and
cups The MoFnthan race wiii be
the feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
JAPANESE pEpoRTEo.

Takahashi Moriktatsu. a Japan.
csc. who came 60 Seattle on the
liner. Rioiun Maru. was ordered de-
ported yesterday hy a special board
~ inquiry. it was found by the i'm
migration officials that Moriktatau
was without funds and had no Wis
ihlo means Of supper. lie Is Nc
years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

George Shredder. manager 81 tho
Tigers. says be In very Glad 20 have
Jesse stoyaii on his pay r0lL Jeage
10 playing tho second bag Ike a
veteran ah~ ~ addition 90 this In
oiuutins the ball with all his old
time ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
FAST TIME THE
DAYS FEATURE
ONE ARMED LAD
PITCHING PHFNOM

Seattle stars Exclusive serviee)
HRlNGFIELD O.. Aug. 2i.-
Mordecai brown, the three Ina
es,nd twirlcr for tho Chicago Cubs.
has rival
Roy Holland. a tiyearo old boy
OF this city. Ohio has oely one arm,
and that left one. ia tho pre-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

KENT. Aug ~ - &. Cowon
while handling freight Monday eve
ming fell about four feet. striking
hla aide on The corner ~ a boz
Another bon fcii on top ~ him. bul
fortunately no bones wefe broken
lie viii be laid up Cor q time
The tin can plant e. closed and
the employees are setting a twu
weeks vacation
Miss Nellie samson ieh ycatcr.
day for kinEatuu for a visit
Mrs. samson loft Tuesday for
Home VALLEY. Wash. on tho Colum
blA river
Marshal ahepuich rounded up
quite a number 81 DRINKS Monday
evening and Tuesday
John niaaell went 10 6uunydaie
Monday. hia former home. for a
visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Spokane took the opening game
from the leaders yesterday and this
iH tho proper caper Aberdeen
must come down % where the 9th.
Of clubs are fighting II out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Il was cold az Butte yesterday
ard the atmosphere was ~ fho
thlnuesf but that ara not phaHo
the Cubs any ard they sent Tea and
won according 90 Instructions from
Dug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
Noarmw r-r LEAGUE

SPOKANE. Aug 81 Tho Tribe
Of Quinn won from the great Saw.
dust Eaters yesterday. with the
score OF to q Ia the sixth inning
the spokancs made four runs and
tius was too much Tor Aberdeen to
ogFrfume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Jack Adams. the evea money r..
vorite In the figth. had things much
his own way and after leading the
entire journey. won easily FRgtoao,
at IL TO 1. furnished surprise BY
running second and beating silver
Sue. the second choice. Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Frank Mcsherry bot on Euile
Nuus straight ana placc and tore
ul, a wad ~ tickets when tho mare
finished third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

mier tulrleF ct the Bushnell team
la Iho hoya Vacation lraEu0
~Aruir. az he is called. has
everything a Rnccraafui twiflcr
should have IN the way 81 curves.
speed and control Ia a recent
ramn be- shut out the opposing
team with two hits. and failed 10
give a single hit on balls
LARGE crowds 80 cat ever time
he pitchca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
KENT NEWS ITEMS
fataf speelal ssrvIes.l

KENT. Aug 2l-There are quite
a number u cases Of typhoid fever
near Christopher Clyde Campbell
and his niece. Eva. are sick with
ST. y Healy. wife and three chill.
drcn All have u, They i've near
Mefedith'a miil
Charley studdard. who has the
smallpox. f. recovering His broth.
or aud sister arc nos down with II
Another brother. Otis. who was the
first 10 be taken sick with ~. IL
about ready 10 get out Of quaran.
tine.
MlaB Ethel ahcrrard has return.
"a from Rn erteuded visit with her
sister al Portland. Ore.
Rubt Carmack is always making
improvements IN his store. the lat
eHt is a coat ~ paint
AfnsY. VIM Arney and Chris
Moo afo spending a few days at
Moclipa
Mrs I.eoyan smith has sold 90
acres ~ land for g. 700 20 Rev
Wo0ten. a preacher 81 tho Friends
rhurch. from New England
l. A. Rolls father has returned
% HE home 10 s. Louis He all
probably make arrangements % 90.
tafn.
SIR l. y FORESTER and son. 81
Seattle. were visiting her nephew
"a N Wallace and family ycstcr
DAY
Niaa Grace Schultz. Who has been
visiting Mrs y = CLARK during fho
past year. and Waiter White. sur
priaed their friends by getting mar
ricd last week while IN Victoria. g G
They returned Saturday aud will
make their home in Seattle where
he IL working Tor the Seattle Eiec
tfie company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Another unexpected winner flnsh-
cd % the front when The Mist. az
odds Of 10 % !. won the fourth
race. Ffrebail was made favurifc
at 70 / and Entire Nous was well
played az fours Entire Nous lcl into
the stretch but tired. and The Mist
stole through on the rail. hooked
up with Firobau az the cighth p1ic.
and beat him home. EntFc Nous
vas an easy third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

VANCOUVER Aug IL n"
Canucka turned the tables on the
Tigers yesterday with the score or
9 tc r. Tho game WAS Wild and
woolly. bat the stick work made
Il interesting toward the last In
the eighth. the Canucka He'd VI"
acoru and the same was not broken
up until tho twelfth when Roohon,
Dunn and Cruli dld the trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

The last time Grace q ant Fire.
hall mct a. six furluuEH lilc for
n4cr wun. Yesterday FirfhNH bea-
Grace G. seven lengths siill SOME
people say that the horses from
Frisco" liaaga stable. which r.
owned hy I'D Soulo. the boohmaker.
run consistent racoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Money loaned on diamonds. etc
Strictly confidential. Reasonable
rates 204 Bailey bldg sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
STARS FORM CHART

fast 3 MAaiEht HaffFf
tAAQ HsrEF1ss naaaSs a@"a FsaFFs'a' 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

uHra 90 Mos "a %
HHs lpJuursq - saolf y epic sal
~ slg BAYS kum aun iuamsausus
uu - pvs4sui &akoI saauudur sqL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

A. alssts or = ~ r"- sts. 80 49,. .~aw
& G q rralasa - , Ha1h~
satf sfr wee nfs 81
isssr ss asss 49, Ts go
ssis@sts saatf EEL :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
BY REFUGEE


Fast time was Tho feature OF the
day 81 The Meadows yesterday.
The Mist stepped six furlougs
when she won the fourth race In
LIS flat and In the last race Pal
ran the same distance IN isls@
Both were excellent performance
and show that the track Is fully as
fast as Il was last year Fayoritcs
had another hard time as Only two
frat choices got home first while
second choices aud outsiders divid.
"a the rest OF the card. The win.
nsrs were all very lightly played,
however. and NEST OF thc books
won.
Form players got their first Jolt
in the first race when Belle Kinney.
the Z % 5 favorite. was beaten q
nose By Mischief. a 6 to shot
Bells kinney looked all over win
ner at the eighth polo. but tired
badly and In a driving finish Mis-.
chief Just got up In time 60 nip
the tavoritc under the wire. Susie
GreHE was third
A bad lot OF two year olds went
70 the post tn tho second event
and the winner turned Mp In the
fAvorite Tonic. who after hclns
close up an the way. ran over the
poacemakur POnemah in she
stretch aud won easily. poncmah
beat Blsagno length Tor the
place.
Capt Forsee. leash and HtCaul
Cap were an well played In he
third raca while 80 chihuahua vas
backed from IS 20 I down "a 8 90
money a. Iron Watson. neglected
In the betting AZ ; 20 l, hreere1
home By three lengths iuCaul
Cap finished fast and got the place
By bali length from Capt For
soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

ftattrfias -HEsfshf mnran and i7iias
Wrnifs ana atfast ImNifFa FeFfins
anH faarrt.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Matt Ripa wanted to ride
"FrruchY Mathews ON Entire Nous.
hut the Judges refused tu allow
Mathews license and put Mccain
up Mathews gallops Eutfs Nous.
which was the reason Rioa wanted
hlm 30 ride hog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

sas'ss o . =, a. = N..sss 81 .hs.
wlaar e rian- Tvsaea aayaf
asra - lasaf
slara sfw ssh
ta,sss 80 ssa 90 rsasss 10 e. .,.s ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

silver Sue was claimed yesterday
BY 1 II Miller 4 Co, fur $3.50 from
J. r. MaEraue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Dan Ross. tho Canadian turfman.
won a nice bet when The Mist won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

9
1871 upward % $3.50
raaar flases ar1 4 -
E y.
y g. .
~ =,
3 ~
Leash q y
.,s',. og 2, rs s 20 5 20 a is fis.. e. show
" = tfsrntf =
start anadw
hnner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Scotty Ferguson landed another
bis bet when Pal scored In tho last
race After Pal had gone 20 3 to I.
the Ferguson money fnrect the
price 10 rrceda 20 8 20 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

% nhre ahna uefaayq sabos
winner Faladin+tieata
NeEtu bresd
iass & a. zee ' is 9q . Ss push g ven, te' wa
hung gHmeY Canardo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

because w Kelly. who always
rides Entire Nous. was not up yes.
tcrdAy. the books laid price much
out 90 line McClaiu rode a nice
raeo on the mare. and those who
took somc OF that 10 8 g. ahgw
had no complaint to make.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
The Mist and Pal Each Step Six FwlOngs in Fast Time
Second Choices and Outsiders Divide Four Races
Between Them.

place Tho latter was outrun IN,
entire trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

After Jack Adams won the nth
rsce he was bid up $500 by J. q.
Mcdowell. but was retained by Van
nokkelen & Co
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-30
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Books added, March 27, 1907.
 Fiction.

Books added, March 27. 1907.
 Fiction. Couch, A. T. @. Poison Island OPP. Eeden, F. van The Quest; Ee2.2. Mason, T. L. The von Blumers; M8So1.
 Non-Fiction. Allen, A. " G. Freedom in the Church; 2s21 AS,
 Bach, J. s. Sechs sonaten (violin and piano) 7S71-B1o.
 Beebe, C. W. The Log of the Sun; 504-B20.
 Bourne, E. c. Discovery, Conouesf and Early History of the Philippine Islands; s914 B3.
 Canada Year Book, 1905; S171 c. Ref. rn.
 Chapln, A. "A. The Heart of Musics 1871 C6.
 coburn, F. D. The Book of Alfalfa; 6sS CS.
 Cook, J. W. and cropsey, N. c. The New Advanced Arithmetic; 511 C1o. Crane, A. M., Right and Wrong Flew Advanced Arithmetic; 511 c10. Cook, J. ". and Cropsey, N. c. The Thinking; 131 C12. Curtis, L c. The Making of House. wife; GAO C13.
 De Garno, c. Principles of Secondary Education-the Studies; S73 D, Dickinson, c. l.. The Meaning of Dialogue; I'll D3.
 Dodd. Fl. c. The Healthful Farm house; $40 DS
 Fowles. c. M. Down in Porto Rico: 9172S5 F5,
 Genung, J. F, The Hebrew Lltera- ture; 22CS G.
 Hall, F. H. Social Usuages in Wash ington; SS5 H5
 Hamilton, A. Afghanistan; 915S H. Hapgood, H The Spirit of Labor; 931S H1O.
 Hayden, IA. Chats on Old Prints; 760 FTP.
 Hodges, G. Three Hundred Years of the Episcopal Church in America; 2SG H5. ,1bsen, II. Collected worSs,va4o,7; S39S2 III.
 Moore, N. H. The collelctor's Manu- al; 749-M4 Sp.p per
 More, P. E, shelburne Essays; SO4 Mo.
 sererance, H. O. Guide to Current Periordicals and Serials; Office, ref