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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18
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Nubs Of News.


Line Warning returned Friday
from his his trip to Chicagr.
The adjusters have settled the
loss of w. r. Metcalfe from the
late fire in his restaurant at
$500.
Victor Records for all disk
talking machines at the Racket
Store.
Frank Koeppe, of Hankinson,
was in the city yesterday, and
while here he set his subscrip-
ton ahead a year.
The profits of the Lecture
Course go to the Library AS
ISOLATION. Buy your Lecture
Course tickets and help the
Library Association.
We are paying 18c per dozen
for eggs and &c per pound for
butter. Bring us your produce.
Peever Mercantile Co
The inspector of rural routes
was in the city part of the week
going over the proposed new
rural route southwest of the
city, taking in Good Will and
the Agency. The office at Good
Will has been discontinued as
has also Lohre, the patrons of
the latter office can get their
mail at Sisseton.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18
dstO .lela,t No' g.
rOrICE IEAh L. SA lie.

,EFAULT hay, &, ,l made in The con
~ ditionS of u { az, .-. ;pI.alu.no
Il power OF sale. auu delivered b.
AuderS a. Sorll, . ~ "a MI, 80
berts COUNTY. Sol .J.Iy.a. tnOrLG .-oI, 20
The Farmers and ti. is NHn29 .'di'"
of minneapolis. n 80 DE-. a CO pot.tt1on
mOrtgAyee. dated ia. u.S o ~ .atlnD,r
a. D.. 1904, and hled ,cula II inc Vflc- vi
The Register of uI sob rlS County,
south Dakota. on .p 10 u day OF DcHeu Der
1904, and recorded ...JN - Ot mortgages.
at page 42S. mortgAl a: tot.oW az ueacilD
ed real estate, siJt n IA, couuly OF no
berts, state of Sout - N,l,. to VII: lie lots
numbered four a. "a Wi. al ui ~ectIoh
twenty t2O) in towns,.,a e .lui.dretl L-clJA
eight t12S north, of ~, ior \ hlic ('h wesl
OF the 5th Princlpa rru.r,n, containing
"a 40 acres according - Ia" \ survey. To
secure the payment - .Iunureu Doi.at~
and Interest. accord .- iht e"tlns ana
conditions of one C, .lI III mis- ors nute
dated december rs. 10 81 e. aye Years after
date. bearing interest ,,c = l." OF i've per
cent per annum, pay ar 'tn'IihilY. "hlcu
note is described In sal no Ugi-t. and which
mortgage and the not -c'p}ed hereby was
on the 4th day of Oci tr 800. uuty soid,
transferred and aSsigne ny -.ii n1riEaSee
to II. t.. kenaSton, who .,uDl office address
is Minneapolis. in Hem pm County. Mime
sofa. by 3n instrument 't .~SiguIucnl which
wasrecorded in the ofic OF the Register oil
| Deeds Of Roberts Counl -outh Oak Ia, on
the 14Lh day of October .ht', in Book 10 OF
! Mortgages. at page 20, and winch sand
mortgage and note is nj 4 ''"hcd Nv sild +
r. Kenaston; and which Il u"fault consists
in the failure to pay tn, H'tcte>i ~ hlr'N
! Dollars upon said note of TX Hundred Dol
lars due december 16, 1867 and the interesl
Thirty Dollars due on sale totc December 10
1906. and to pay the taxes $ sea ana levied
against said land. by rea a of which sal,
default the owner of said mortgage has de
ciarcd the entire debt Sc lred thereby i'm
mediately due and payable. in accordance
with the express terms aud conditions OF
said mortgage, and there is uw due and IN
paid thereon 1859. %. together with taxes pai'
amounting to S27.69;
Now therefore, notice Is hereuy gwen tina
the said mortgage will bt 'oreriosed by
sale at public auction OF the itoosc described
real estate covered by said n.ortgaee, Inv the
of Roberts County, Sou Dtko't rhl
deputy. on saturday the 3Oth day of Novem
Der A. ID. 1907, vt one o'clock N II that day
at the front door of the Com House in Tn
City of SiSSeton. County OF X, i"rt>, state .
South Dakota, TO satisfy the sum due on SAT-
mortgage. with taxes paid. amounting L
S1l6.9i. together with accruil I rie"Hst am
, the costs ana disbursements a 'wcd by law
: Dated October IL. 1907.
f.. f.. kESASTON,
Assignee and owner OF l"rigaEe.
HOWARD BABCOCK, Attorney.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18
Oct. a-2;,.

Oct. 10.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTIONS Or ESTATE
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18

O''ts y 80
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTIONS OF ESTATE.
state OF South Dakota
SIS. In County Court
County OF Roberts
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Good
bird, deceased.
The Staue Of south Dakota sends greeting
to Josephine Goodblrd, Mary Goodoird and
Eit Goodb,rd, heirs at Jaw and next OF kin of
Joseph Guodbird. deceased, and To all TO
whom these presents may come.
Nouice is hereby given that William Tail
has Med with the Indge of this Court IA
veriied petltion IN writing ]setling forth that
property described AS follows. to-wlt:
Northwest quarter nwA) of southwest quar-
ter. sect1on II, township l27, range 81 and
north half tnta) IT the southeast quarter
seq, section Is, township 127. range ~, and
southeast quarter (sca) OF the northwest
quarter. section rs, township 127, N. range 80.
west of 'he5tli = NJ. property which he al
leBeS TO he wholly exempt from execution
attachment or other meSne process, and
praying that said estate be distributed
amons the heirs al law and newt of kin of
said deceased. without the regular admidis-
tra,ion thereof AS provided by the Probate
Code and that on Monday the 2Sth day of
October. "A. d. 1907 at ten o'clock A. M, of
said day. being IL day of IL regular term of
this Court, to wit: of the October 2sth term,
1907, AT the Court Room OF said Court, at Sis
seton, in the Comfy OF Roberts. S. D.. have
been appointed as the time and place for
hearing SAID petition. when and where any
person interested may appear and show
cause why said petition should not be grant
ed.
Witness the Hon. J O. Andrews. Judge OF
the County Court, and the
Seal OF SAID curt. this 3otii
day OF september n. II. 1907
tsEAll AT his oItice in the City of
SisSeton. County OF Roberts
Sllsr ef south u k as.
j. @, ANBRAwS.
.Iu lGp OF The Conniy t'nprt
Attest: L.. WM. Foss,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18

l.. j. onstad. salary TOR August......... II. 90
A. b. Carlsrg. servicies on board OF eq
uallIatlOn ...... .,..... ......-. b.
Sisseton Mill and Light co. lights for
August. 49,. ......'..',.-. I'LL D"
f. }, Turner, salary Tor August.,...... II 90
Brewster & Son. drawing ....-........ 10
Sisseton Stone CO., cross walks etc. 115 Is
city Hail '@''. 81 80
j. p. Croal. printing .................. IA -
II. l.. Cortelyou, services as supcrin
tendcnt Of water works .....-...... 30 90
F. j. Nejedly. salary for August. 81 90
d. T.. Stevens. ........ % ~
G. c. Knappen, salary for August....., II 90
printing and freight adj
- Vanced ,.......t.- .. 90
police 2s 30
Stavig Bros, merchandise ............. 2'
G.. C. KNAPPEN,
City Auditor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18

NOTlCE FOK PUBLICN IUN
Land Once AT Aberdeen. $. prtober $
1907.
NOTICE is hereby given that $ RI Hoem
n OF WIst, :. D., has Iilcd NJ ce OF lilS
inteation to make final five ye.it proof In
support of his claim, viz: Home te,d rnlry
No 1924 made July -, 1852, for he North
east quarter of the South east %'rtcr ot
section II. township 125. N. rye. d. W. 9TH =.
NJ. S,sseion and Wahpeton Indial be>erVa-
ton. and thai said proof will lr made
before L.. VIM. Foss. Clerk of Cir, il Court
of Roberts County. >. D., in his of ,r 1T SIS
seton. South Dakota. on November 1901.
He names the following Witnesses tp
prove his continuous residence upon. ana
cultivation of, the land, VIZ:
Olaf Lovig. Andrew Lotsberg, l}aNInts
Rasmussen of Visit, s. d, and Carl lehuson
of Sisseton, S. ID.
john :. NETTER. Re4tetcr.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office NJ Abcrdeen, s. D., SCpt- no,
1877.
Notice is hereby given that Syyer : kions
his i intention to make final five year proof n
support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. $3.50 made August 81, 1902. for the e
NtA Section SO, Township 125, Kan" %
w 9TH p. M, Sisseton and Wahpeton l. liam
Reservation and that said proof wi he
made before j. p. Croal. o.. $. Con mis-
sioner. mt Sisscton, 5. ID. on Novembe II
1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culttVa-
tion of. the land, viz:
Peter Skjonsberg, ole Hege and Peter j y T.
of Visit and Chris. Christensen of Sissetol,
S. ID.
JOHN S. NErrER, Register.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18
VALE OF INHERITED INDIAN LANDS
Sisseton Agency :. OAK

SlSSetOD Agency, = a
hereby informed that inher-
tied indian lands within the ilhlitsoi ~ an ale
ton Agency. south Dakota. onereu ~
under section ! Of The Acl on Coh-rese az
proved May y. l"s ~ stats. 2,'l wltt oe ,uuii
publicly listed AT sad agen.y WHERE sea an,o
Ia VIII oe received by the undersigned up 10
~ O'Clock noon OF the ,ay upon WHICH bids are
advertised To be- opened NOTICE Is h''repN
giyen that the sealed envelopes containln"
65ide should not have noted thereon descrIp-
rl1n.of tue land, to winch The bids relate
6nt tna1 there shall ., rt,'" on snch Ell
ne opehsu. SHIN. NAY all costs of convey
Purchasers Sha;. pay a.. ,osU me ,o MINI
ihclhe' nII ~ ,nn nn"rcn,-. nrice < .1nn or
sun 10 doi,, r. If |" IL p ~ more tthan sl.oup and
Less. qhe - o, Wv :, = dnI,.r and tf,y ,r,tS. and
where NE purchase Pre- y he . .c ,nan .1ie u
5"o uollais. Fan 'n' nune w ~
by "a cerIinep 1heSh ooNS-"S o"o 4""i'N :"
the amount pla, ~.
f'''" s'"Ns Fan
yo.l.d Ma. .,r M. tn,L,v,ng d.srjhed
't ,nn.r,tad Ind an I,nd ,iSIed Tor
10 ia ,Ic On 1at1 no.tnn InIv ~ Iuo- viii H.
80 1909 y mo r : ln,ii,n a",n, an the
Sisseton Agency s. D., up to IL O'Clock noon
of October II, 1906.
No Io.enh Dec,.enn Deceased
Pa JnneESI H.Ien HenyflIe Snrm.n De.
w., a.n MT ~ H., o,a,n N,rrar,i he.
NoeTnu' ., ,w, ,,o
os ~ nuI ~ W oah ~ w. - y ~ = n nji
- az ~ sui sa. ot irn . ~ 49,"
No. . Capa STAY, Deceased.
Petitioner-Samu Renville.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-18

Seated bids for the followtng described
tracts of luhert, d lnGiin land listed for sale
August u, 1907. posted Ang. IL, 1906, VIII be
received 10y the Z. :. Indian Agent at the
A"ency, < u, up to II O'Clock hoon
L I NlNHIIlIr II Nll.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
A DANGEROUS PLAN

TT ntmated that the programme which the Legislature will be
asked accept relation the constitutional amendment
the system that discretion will be placed the
Board Equalization raise lower the percentage
gross earnings be paid by corporations That programme
radically vicious.
The for State purposes proposed by
revenue commission provides for follows:
all of all
and freight all light heat and companies
On all companies
On all telephone and telegraph 31z
and
On all banks the value of the capital
These the of proposed
that the percentages shall be subject revision by the Legislature
the OF every period of years OF power
revision placed somewhere, to
Legislature State of Equalization 1t
quite difficult decide which of these bodies worthy
the the whole preference may given
Legislature, because responsive popular
closely watched The proceedings of the
Equalization characterized by hole-andconer methods
experience has demonstrated that this body twenty years
past been corrupt than any Legislature.
One OF the purposes of the proposed amendment
State Board OF Equalization politics. The
lined would necessarily plunge body deeper politics than
before Not only would decide the railroads
but would have charge the be paid by all other
Moreover the board would given power per-
OF taxation every instead of having that fight
six years before the Legislature.
The Southern Pacific has Equaiza
ton for twenty IT, however corporations confded
that body would be equivalent making Mr. Herrn
for every corporate enterprise California Leg
ure tackle the job years. and then people
will know what doing and have opportunity be heard
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
THE BoGIE MAN IS HERE

THE alarming and alarmed of mind in Wall street inspired
by the supposed destructive temper love of
buted President Roosevelt described with humor
in the New York World, which says:
The inevitable attack OF deirum has followed
prolonged financial debauch
dancing around the Phosporescent peca
Exchange gnahng O.
teeth heard above traffic The
wkh darkness And to
in
He
the of He %
He obterate
everybody
life imprisonment He abolish
ndt everybody Everything
swollen fortune and be conhscated
The picture may tre within the lines
OF reasonable cacature We Uncle Jim Hill peddng every
crossroads down the land his famous lament nobody
will let him borrow S60O0O00 when he needs the money E. H.
Hartman said to have arrived that parous of
desperation has driven him writing book that
he preparing hand handsome roast President
Like Uncle Jim HILL Mr. Hartman of millions
and the pecter of everlasting smash in the smude Theodore
Roosevelt blocks the way ourhing big stick like turbulent
sailor in the financial gasshouse John Rockefeller is filled
forebodng for the future of the workngman hourly
issuing solemn warnings The hosts of Coxeys are dmy
topping the horizon like flock of gasshoppers breeding
famine a the invitation of Theodore Roosevelt
The boge here The their hair
That foul demon the Money Power knees
and begging mercy There poor
and rich to lend him dime
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

the by of Trustees
every three years
State aid provided for the county roads
brought standard and accepted such by Department
highways The bill carries appropriation of 100000 for this
The roads, distinguished from the
roads, will be under control and administration
visor Provision is made for the employment
superintendent who must be civil engineer He will
office the pleasure of the Supervisors give his
work and be paid not than $3.50 month What civil
engineer? There lots of quacks that profession
and the idea that competent be for political job
paying only $50 month and expenses for his pre-
posterous Boys just out of college much that
be necessary to amend these details
The bill provides that so per of the shall
expended work of standardzng the
roads The other half be used for repairs and purchase
roadmakng plant The idea much possible
the practice Of terng away road funds by Supervisors
their political fences and give the something
way of permanent work for their money
District roads under this bill would governed by local
Boards of Trustees which would have call special
tons the imposition of for road purposes
road poll would be regular districts
An interesting feature of the bill provides for assemblies
something like the od-fashoned New England meetings.
which road business be discussed bwck
made by which will mandatory on the Board
lo Trustees
The general scheme of the bill appears
public policy and its defects of detail will doubtless
ton in committee.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
Personal Mention

c. H. Ellison OF Los Angeles Is at the
ST. Francis.
H. C. Clinton of New York is a guest
at the Palace.
A H Collbron of Denver is registered
at the Palace
A d. McMullin of New York is stop
ping at the Palace.
H Nj. Hoyt of Nome, Alaska, is regis
tered at the st. Francis.
j. E. Warren, a business man of
Eureka, is at the Savoy.
Henry Dollman of Indianapolis is
staying at the St. Francis.
G. H Christy well-known business
man of Philadelphia, is at the st. Fran
els.
G. t. Waterman, the well-known
mining man of Goiddeld, is at the
Savoy.
H. F. Knight, business man OF Los
Angeles. registered at the Majestic yes
terday.
Mrs. j. N. Ginett. wife of Governor
Gillett, registered yesterday at the ST.
Francis.
W. C. Ish and family are at the St.
Francis. They have been spending the
winter at Santa Barbara.
S. Edwards. wealthy merchant of
Chicago, is staying at the Jefferson and
will make tour of the State
J. G. Lusk of Santa Cruz, who is in
terested in various enterprises IN that
town. is a guest at the Jefferson.
William G. Fox of Milwaukee Is at
the Jefferson. He is identified with
many large interests in that city.
w. G. Barnwell, the general freight
agent of the Santa Fe in Los Angeles,
arrived in this city yesterday and regis
tered at the Majestic
c. H Lawrent. one Of the largest dry
goods merchants in Chicago. is regis
tered at the Majestic He is here partly
for pleasure and partly for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Ewing, who are
kweu-kuown residents Of New York, are
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

Frs. WAKEFIELD BAKER was
IN III the hostess at an informal
tWE bridge party yesterday after
noon at her home in Pacific
avenue in honor of Mrs. L. L. Baker.
eight tables of guests being present.
The house was attractively decorated
for the occasion with fruit blossoms
and American Beauty roses. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Mrs.
roy, Mrs. Horace Davis, Mrs. Winslow,
Mrs. E. S. Breyfogle and Mrs. Robert
Oxnard Among the other guests were:
Mrs. Robert Hooker Mrs. ]. R. K.
Nuttall, Mrs w. R. Smedberg. Mrs. Ira
Pierce Mrs. Rosenstock. Mrs. Thomas
Dibblee, Mrs. Ogden Hoffman, Mrs.
William P. Morgan. Mrs. Cutter, Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Mrs. Emma Butler,
Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, Mrs. Gale, Mrs.
E. B. Pond, Mrs. William G. Irwin, Mrs.
J. w. Keeney, Mrs. Joseph Crockett,
Mrs. George Lent
leave town on Thursday for Del Monte
to remain during the week end.
Mrs. william P. Morgan will visit
in Santa Barbara next week. Miss Ella
Morgan is still at Del Monte with her
friend, Miss Flora Low.
Mrs. James Cunningham, who came
from New York on brief business trip
recently, has postponed her departure
until Tuesday of next week. Mrs. Cum
ningham will be accompanied to New
York by Miss Helen Thomas, who is
leaving for the East permanently. Miss
Thomas has made her home for num-
Der of years with her aunt, Mrs. Wake
field Baker, but now goes to join her
father in New York. Since her debut
last season she has been a favorite in
society.
Miss Lily McCalla will leave Thurs
day for Santa Barbara. where she will
spend several days with her parents.
Admiral Bowman H. McCalla and Mrs.
McCalla, at their beautiful home there.
Mrs. A. s. Lilley has returned from
visit of three weeks in Santa Bar
bara to her home in San Rafael.
Miss Margaret Stow of Santa Bar
-bara, who has been visiting friends
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
The Smart Set

mere for some weeks past, will leave
on Thursday for Santa Cruz, where she
viii spend two or three weeks as the
guest of Miss Josephine Deming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aiken will close
their town house within a few weeks
and go to their ranch for a stay. They
Will travel later in the summer
There will be a large gathering of
society folk at Del Monte for the Wash
ington birthday holidays. many going
down in their automobiles. Among
these will be Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield
Baker, who will be accompanied by
Miss Helen Baker and Miss Marion
Baker.
Mrs. Gilbert Brooke Perkins will ar
rive today from her home in Pasadena
for visit of a week or two with her
mother. Mrs. NJ. P. Huntington, in this
city, and her sister, Mrs. ]. Brockway
Metcalf. in Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clark will go on
Thursday to Del Monte to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine Richardson
will leave Thursday for Santa Barbara,
where they will spend about a week
as the guest of Mrs. H. M. A. PostIey,
Mrs. Richardson's mother. During her
visit Mrs. Richardson will entertain
a number of friends at an informal tea
Mrs. G. P. Rixford has left for visit
to her daughter, Mrs w. w. Sergeant,
in Los Angeles
DR.. j. A. Hughes, u. S. A. and Mrs.
Hughes, who was the beautiful Greek
violinist whose romantic marriage took
place early in the winter in the East.
arrived day or two since from DR..
Hughes plantation in Kentucky, where
they have spent some weeks. They will
be stationed at Fort Mcdowell, Angel
Island.
Mrs John H Speck will be at home
at 1898 Clay street on the first Tuesday
OF each month, beginning in March.
instead of each Tuesday as heretofore.
Josh Billings was evolving his sys-
tenn of simpIified spelling
I'm going to make thorough lob
of it. too" he said I'll make Brander
Matthews list of 300 words look sick
For, as he justly reasoned. what is
the use of making dozen bites of a
cherry ?--Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
ELABORATE PLANS FOR GOOD ROADS

~ PEAKER BEARDSLEE has bill to establish a
uniform system of road and administration ap
plcable all counties the The necessary
volumnou but perhaps greater always
advisable For instance, the specifications making standard
roads might safely be left the engineers Department
of Highways for the sake OF greater exby The seems to
recognize nothing but gravel macadam finishing
standard roads Gravel of quite doubtful utility such pu
and important county decided
finish than These however matters of
detail concerned with the main scheme of the bill
Chiefly bill designed encourage the standardization
Of main county roads under State and provide
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
In the Joke World

Hicks-Has Hardup any credit7
Wicks-Crediti Why, Hardup couldn't
get syphon bottle charged--Bostou
Transcript
MabeEDuring the excitement Sap
leigh completely lost his head.
Stella-Oh, well, the poor fellow will
probably never miss it.-Illustrated
Bits.
Before we were married you used to
tell me you would die for me-"
Yes; wellT'
well. now you are refusing to eat
the biscuits I make."-Houston Post
'Thackeray probably thought himself
original when he produced a novel
without hero"
We'll. can you beat him?"
Easy; novel without a conserva-
toryP-Washington Herald.
Tommy" said mamma (who had no.
tieed severe bruises on his face)
you've been fighting again"
Yes. mamma"
And didn't you promise me that
when you wanted to hit any one you
would always stand still and count q
hundred?'
80 I did. mamma: and this is what
Jacky Jones did while I was counting"
-Cardif Times.
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at the Majestic They intend to make
tour Of the State before returning
home.
Thomas Gray, member Of the Port,
land City Council. arrived from thu
north yesterday morning and took the
evening train for Los Angeles. He A.
making business trip to the 81 -.
ern city. 50
j. M. Browneu. who was for many
years chief clerk OF the Palace. has
severed his connection with that hotel
and will be the chief clerk of the Fair.
mont. ]. NJ. Smith has been appointed
chief clerk In BrownelPs place.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

Mrs. Bertha Stringer Lee has been
appointed chairman Of the art section 4
of the Sequoia Club The club expect
to hold an exhibition OF the work
OF its artist members some time In
April
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

Frank McComas and his wife are at
present IN Athens. They have had the
honor of being presented at court and
are enjoying their stay In the Greek
capital to the full. They have rooms
overlooking the Parthenon. and Nc
Comas fnds the conditions and atmos-
phere ideal for painting
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

One OF the most interesting pictures
by local artists now to be seen at the
dealers is Mrs. Mary Curtis Richard
sons portrait Of Mrs Hahn, wife Of
Captain Hahn, who is now In Cuba. It
Is a lovely portrait and full OF
strongly marked individuality.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

The Jurors OF the Sketch Club exhi-
bttion have met and have passed on the
work that is to be admitted to the
exhibition which is to open on the 21st
OF this month. 1t is expected that the
rooms will be well filed, though not
overcrowded.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

Mrs. John H Speck will be at home
at 1898 Clay street on the first Tuesday
of each month, beginning in March,
instead of each Tuesday as heretofore.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

rRS. WAKEFIELD BAKER was
IN III the hostess at an informal
VE bridge party yesterday after
- - mon at her home in Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19
Shows Beauty of Eucalyptus
Cddenasso Portrays the California Trees
BY Hanna Astrup Larsen

A IL the changes are rung on the
~ eucalyptus tree in the exhibition
"a of paintings by Giuseppe Cade-
= nasso now In be seen in the
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-19

The Institute of Chicago has tust
concluded a successful exhibition OF
Petxotto's black and white work illus
trating his book. BY Italian Seas"
An exhibition OF Peixotto's paintings
was opened In New York on the 18th
of February.