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The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

a very hne-Iooking young man Of mod
est and becoming ways, yet manly and
looking considerably Ike his father, albeit
an inch taller, is William J. Bryan, IT..
son Of the famed ehieftain Of the Democ-
raey. Young Bryan, who Is at the Dewey
Hotel. is visiting Washington IL company
with some Western friends, purely for
pleasure. He is a student at Culver Mill
tary College, in Indiana, and is said 70
be Of scholarly tastes. At eighteen he
does not feel competent 20 discuss ma
tional politics. and smilingly asks 70 be
excused from expressing any opinion on
that topic or on the subject Of his father s
future.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

March il the month for clustering and
blowing In this respect March is very
like the average politician and profess
sional patriot
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
The Latest.

Doctor, my son tsexcessively dihident.
"Ah, he has a very rare aiiment."
'Indeed?"
Yes; he is troubled with ingrowinl
ego"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
The Dlnerenee.

The Difference.
"The exiled Begrbols forgot nothing
and learned nothiii."
1T was not so With the insurance kings.
They forgot verything and learned a
heap"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

All a dream, this life Is?
Say,
Don't We still have bills to
Pay?
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
RippIes.

Out of Reach.
Tho spring is near.
As poets say,
Ny new spring suit
Is far away.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

Money Ealkss You Know.
Since all that talk of tainted wealth
Is now no longer heard,
PerChance well hear the coin itself
Put in a parting word.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

r..shsa. M.ls 30. &C. - 80
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
ARMY DIRIGIBLE BALLOON.
Specifications Issued by General Allen, Chief
Signal Officer.

Washington Dec. 16-Specihcadon1 ior inc Gun
struction Of drigible Balloon Tor the use oi tho
s,,v and for whic-s the Signal Ofice OF the war
renartuaeut asked proposals. were issued to-day ny
CenersI Allen, the chief signal ofncer- Inc sPec-
se.,,o,. or. elaborate and are framed with q view
=. .h,.,ntn1 tho best possible balloon which the
,atest developmeats IN aerial Navigation can pio
duca The balloon is to be OF SILK inlia'ea WIN
hvsroren capable OF carrying TWO persons "eisI'"e
,hree hundred and nfty pounds with one huhofeo
.,.s. n, ballast must be capable OF making a.
..a - +ventv miles an hour in stiu air. althoush
lever speed may be proposed at reouceo cost
hoxn 70 sixteen miles, or nighe' speeu op "
+,ventv-Sour miles at an enhanced cost l. 'ioo
-,.k. an endurance flight Of two hours durauon az
an .v,Yaxe speed OF 20 per cent OF the trial REQUIRE
- ,,,rs+ maintain its equilibrium without
.h.np. NJ pogdtion by the aeronaut BIDS must DC
~-,,,;t,.d by January Is and be accompanied by
..,.t6ed checks for 15 per cent OF the eCaleo pi'
-rh., n,ust include scale drawings. whica wiz DO
kept secret Trial tests VIII % ns'0 "
Myer. .a...,o,v TIN, will
-, -.-+,cur.Ylv to inventors OF limited financial
,,..ns IS that relative TO the auaiitS OF hii 70 20
,,..d This Is one OF the most expensive i'
.h machine and II is stated that the Ha'eiiai ii
~. ras bag will be furnished by the soVelnih'h'
IT,. signal once has procured some samples VI
-, 80. -.o+ strength pliability and closeness OF
..-.,,-. II weighs 6.s42 ounces square yaro ana
10, , minimum breaking strength OF e-t1 pouhus "
49, inch o, width. This material requires no var
80, t,,t 9. 10 be covered with an aluminium piep
n'ei'' ,,.h Viii not only make it gas-tght'
-. III, bv rejecting the rays OF the sum- prevent
...,dsrah,e loss Of hydrogen. such as occurs
,ra,nary balloon Is suddenly exposed 10
W.. .r.-.a.ed temperature OF the sunlight on emers
,ns ,rom cloud 1t may also be noted tina. ,,h
The inventor is required to make ..-, aasrnuoent
s,s h.,,oon before if IL accepted the
nl, assas the expensive hydrogen gas necessary
$ov the test.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

change In the demand fer United States govern
cb bank as is described If established would
be u very great aid in the establishment of the
Practical question. One OF the hardest problems IN
Connection with the postal savings bank Is 10 de-
invested. how deposited with the banks. in order
the amount of money the government now takes
OF circulation. The postal savings bank funds
hno ~ ar sq & ,us h,b p iauu woS IsaS - ,bs7
distribution wherever needed
Undoubtedly the most practicable plan which has
central bank subscribed by the other banks in
fixed proportion 10 their capital In addition to
lie sphsc5Pton with limit nit, as 70 s The an amount or or
diVid3Ial If IL Should be SesneS ID advtsable there
could be objection to the government owning
paid in cash in government bonds. but there
would be & no S trouble in getting u al ths capital
better plan would be 70 have the stock subscribed
cf their capital: have the Stock nOn-transferabls
and require its surrender at It's par value when
tienaI banks should be compelled 70 subscribe for
this stock IN proportion TO their capital on entering
number of banks increased. and there would be
TIE directors Of the hank should be chosen two
thirds by the -haIeholds,s and ons,thtrd BY the
mont directors if necessary. could De given the
Of the government. and of the people generally.
could be protected i'm this way The profits OF the
for the general welfare not With riee Of MAKING
profits. After providing for the accumulation Of
sliruiBs there shn-tld be return to -
shareholders cf. ssv. - per cent. and the
rnarder OF the proiS should hs divided as IN Ger
r1any-a small proportion me shareholders and
the balance 20 tho government
URGES EMERGENCY MEASuRF
In tha time have a real emergency to
face confidence is rnlv In y u1esS~re rest red
and while there is real progress being made II
from necessity slow The banks ara ve-
sunni ng as they dare aud this is increas-
ing daily. but il could be done quickly and
much hepN1f 70 business if ssf
could b. given by legislation II a bill should he
passed u.~eSS pt'y Him. fOr er.-r-n.
issue of currency through the clearing house as
socia tions ether msChiE -ry organized and
existing. that tho action might promise be
very prompt and effective. IL would doubtless be
helpful
If the actcn taken should meet with such ap-
provaI ana iE,sOTsenGert as 70 convince bankers
and business that Z would Meet The
gency il might operate the suspension of the
bank act done in England several
sions and give the relief needed before the pro-
visions OF the act were really in operation
ANY measure of this kind. however. to be of
assistance in this emergency must be adopted very
promptly.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

Stamford Conn. Dec. ia two masted schoon-
er. coal laden was wrecked on the sea wall op-
posite the summer home OF John D. Crimmns. of
New York at Collender's Point, between Stan-
ford and South Norwalk. II was evident that the
,car, can,e ashore in a boat, but IT. A
mart of O. name board has the word Parker on
It. The boat evidently went ashore in the storm
of Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
SALOON A NEcEsslTV'-BlsHoP.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.

rRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Lansing. Mich. Dec. 16.-Bishop Charles u VIII
Jams of Detroit, in address yesterday at ST
Pauls Episcopal Church. contended that at present
saloons necessity
..T do not believe absolute prohibition is possible
al the present time" he said. You take the sa-
looms away from the man and you leave a big hole
for which there seems nothing at the present time
to flI. When a substitute for the saloon pleasure
is found, then prohibition can be worked out,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
HARVARD CLASS DAY OFFICERS.

Cambridge. Mass, Dec B-fiarvard class day
officers were to-day chosen as follows First mar
shaI. c. G. Ball. Boston; second marshal. John
Richardson jr.. Chestnut Hill: third marshal, g.
G. Glass, Spokane. Wash; secretary, Guy Emerson
BOSTON. treasurer Carleton Appolionio Winches-
Ter. orator Henry Robinson Shipherd Cambridge;
wv orator. Kenneth Greeley, Carpenter. ST Louis;
poet. John H. wheelock. Morristown. n j odist
7 a Husband, Rochester. ~. Y: chortster. Leroy
Jackson Snyder. Kansas City. NO.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
m,,r,Ny ON BRITISH SHIP.

sydney. Dec. is-The British ship Aneaios' tap san
70 r,,.,,s from Newcastle. ~. S. W.. ior eah
r-,-,sco - nut IN here to-day because 'ne "."
- - hex crow wers not ansnsois % con"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
TIFFANY STVDlOS
MADISON HVENVE6
FORTYFFIH STREET
SPECIAL EXHIBITION

OI ENlTAL E<Nl IkAl INV
OWING TO THE UNUSUAL |
INTEREST SHOWN IN THE P
AWNINGS AND CARTOONS
OF MR.. FREDERICK WILSO
N. THE SPECIAL EXHIBITIO
N AT THE TIFFANY STUDIO
s WILL BE CONTINUED THI
S WEEK. DAILY. BETWEEN
THE HOURS OF TEN AND
THREE. ORIGINAL DESIGN
S OF MANY FAMOUS MEM
ORAL WINDOWS ARE INCL
UDED IN THE EXHIBIT.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
A PEOPLES LOBBY FOR SAN FRANCISCO

THE supervision and examination OF and municipal admin
straon by outside agency under consideration by other
communities than San Francisco Thus find that Governor
Jersey his message the legislature makes
these recommendations:
rendered
departments
permanent would
could be
called when needed would
should
specific
efficiency
delbera-
would make political capital would
interests OF the public by investigating with to improve conditions
affairs The municipalities
local
than the affairs of the
The of California has body of this kind in the board
OF but that commission makehif Being COM
posed OF the the secretary of and the attorney
ea the duties OF the board mostly left the secretary
the officials have plenty occupation with special
functions Besides the duties Of this board only
the audit claims There supervision
isaton, and if there would be worthless
with politics What wanted independent supervision OF the
which proposed organize
organization takes money public spirit will pay
idea akin which put inspiration
the Peoples Lobby, which proposed affairs
national capital in the public interest
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
A ONE HORSE REBELLION

THE impudent defiance of law by officials
who appear hackers OF criminal business ntolerable
doubtless will be tolerated The regularly
authorities of Marin county will feel assured be able and
deal with this horse rebellion We
that the townsok OF Sausato desire
California 1t is merely that bunch of grating officials trying
their bbes 1t quite clear that of ought
to be in jail
We do not believe leaving morals OF the and only
considering the economic believe
Sauato to elect officials of that type and The
gambling dens close the ferry landing Injuries
charming family residences
slopes OF Sarsao which overlook the bay But
families bring do not seek tainted neighboood The
vicinity OF the Sausalo front gambling hels values
half In San Francisco the valuable
that which ovoo the Golden gate Sausao has
look with shelter but the poorooms fghen
The property ought be able spend
campaign clean the the Harvey Daroux
gang afford for purposes corruption simple bust
proposition it would pay.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
A DYING INDUSTRY

THINE when the fur seal industry important to San
Francisco but the old days when fortunes
OF the Alaska commercial company long under
the destructive influence of peagic sealing industry has
srunk insignificant proportions and chiefly for
periodical international wrangings.
The Japanese the pick quarrel this score
and their backed Canada wears gone
used to send feet of seal poaches and pirates who they
could not get skins enough always ready the
island rookeres they thought they could revenue cut
tiers Thus the Toronto Globe raises the old complaint
Japan spoiled
American ur trading corporation that
ana large 6art OF the OF the United States
VIII not o
capturing seals on the high In this attitude quite within
their rights and while IT be irritating for Canadian
on by American gunoas while the Jap
ultimately to the advantage of all - = ~
he British government with the States for
the preservation OF the seal but this pleased e
Canadians and the Globe hints the London fur
trade was brought into play bring government into
nc he Alaska commercial company sold $330OOO worth of
seal skins IN London during the first twenyhree years its
senc but that long and the comparatively small
nowadays The Globe that the claim company that
pac sealing destroying the herds easily exploded by
the observations of Canadian uauraists Doubtless That is what
experts for The American natursts directly
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
Artist Folk VIII
Return to London

packing to oreturn for the latter
They before the quake because
their mother pned the London brand s
suing damp that we know Inc WIN
wrench bid adieu to r
originally took their residence m the
bashu Americans tey were
practically exSan Eransco end mere
OF Mary Carhae tne com
pose and Signund violnst
did take the sisters long gather around them %
London
studio
Lady Sybh Primrose and the
MARQUIS
Wthrow Lady Sy took
lessons of Marie Tempest the donna also
thew had done casting pleasant place London
Miss had learned
beoinnn Of her art at the
public schools They could not get their old home
they found house farther
them that their old home
was unavailable with all bat did
everything and the Press
club now the house
Eva held exhibition OF her works shortly before the quake
Leyn Jones
OF The sisters
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
=. - Personal Mention /:

]. v. Mcneil of Los Angeles is at the
Savoy.
Carl Ruggles of Seattle is at the
Hamlin.
. j. A. Farwell of Denver is at the
Majestic.
A l. Bell of Del Monte is at the
Jefferson.
Henry RUSSELL of Chicago is at the
Baltimore.
o. O. Cobb of Guerneyfile is at the
Baltimore.
Arthur Watson of Santa Cruz is at
the Imperial.
VIII. Holapird of Los Angeles issat
the st. Francis.
]. T. Hardy, hotel man of Arcadia.
is at the Hamlin.
Attorney James Gleason of Portland
is at the st. Francis.
j. NJ Sims and wife of San Rafael
are at the Jefferson.
]. M. Tempieton OF Wilkesbarre, Pa,
is at the Dorchester.
Attorney P. B. Emery of London. Ont,
is at the Dorchester.
Captain S. Sandberg of the steamship
Korea IL at the Jefferson.
F. w. McReynoids OF washington,
D. c., is at the Jefferson.
Robert s. Stewart and wife of Gin
cinnati are at the Hamlin.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

Robert Graham and wife of Los An
geles are at the Fairmort
Attorney Charles G. Revelie of Farm
ington. Mo-, is at the Hamiin
Richard Irwin and r. w. Irwin Jr
OF Tokyo, Japan, are at the st. Francis
w. ]. Mcdonald. proprietor and man
ager Of Gilroy hot springs, is at the
Jefferson.
Judge r. N. Gilbert and wife and
Wellington Gilbert OF Portland are a,
the Jefferson.
O.. H. p. Noyes of New York returned
from the orient yesterday on the Korea
and Is at the Majestic
j., A. Brown and wife of Los Angeles
who returned from the orient yester
day are at the Palace.
Goidheld arrivals at the st. Francis
were g. E. Hunter. c. A. Cary, e. J.
Reynolds and F. B. Magaw.
FL Comte de Montessus de Ballore
and family of Santiago, Chile, are at
the Palace on their way home from the
east.
A. J. Beiersdorf and wife, Mrs. e.
Beiersdorf and M, j. Beiersdorf of Chi
cago, who are touring the state, are at
the Majestic.
Captain Fred w. sladen, Fourteenth
infantry, has been detailed to the gem
eral stan, to report to the chief of
stan In Washington for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
RACE PREJUDICE"

D R. FELIX ADLER of New York, ecuring this city
Tuesday night THE World Mission American
i racy," had this say
Today hardly America
If all oppressed
or
unity greatly a1oyed
its There must be language and traditions
broken numbers of people, without these things
All those capable asming
the the AnSaxon welcome ingredients
the that is to be developed
That like pretty good doctrine and especially
this meridian, but fear that if propounded
Of the would be characterized vulgar
prejudice"
nation must have point of and preserve
live 1t obvious that these
permit the unrestricted immigration of
that be prejudice make the most OF it,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

from their home in London and will Be
the guests during the summer OF Mrs
OSullivan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Curtis. in Union street
Mrs Alfred Ford viii spend July at
Santa Clara
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Davis, Miss Edna
Davis and Miss Sidney Davis, who went
south last month after brief stay
here, have taken a cottage in Santa
Barbara for the year and are most at
tractively situated there. To the regret
of his many friends Mr.. Davis is not
well and will come north shortly 20
undergo a slight operation at a sani-
tarium here He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
did not go to the McCloud River coun-
try club last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wakefield Baker and Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane. as they had planned. as Mr..
Dutton was too ill to go. His indis-
position proved slight however, and he
is now convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardiner Cfor-
merly Miss Edith Findley), who have
been living in Sausalito since their
arrival from the east. have moved inTo
an attractive new apartment just built
ON Larkin street near Washington.
Alfred Holmes has returned to town
after. fishing trip TO northern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. L. II. Sawyer, who has made her
home in Los Angeles for the past few
years. but who is so well known hers,
win pay an extended visit to her son
and daughter in law. Mr. and Mrs. C. TT.
Sawyer, at their home in Vallejo streeU.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Thorne. both Of
whom have been i'll recently. are at
Tahoe for sojourn OF few weeks.
Mrs II. T. Lally. Miss Marion I.aiIv
and Mrs. g. Arthur Kelley (formerlv
Miss Charlotte LalIy) went last week
10 santa Barbara for a stay and they
VIII De joined there little later BY Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman and Miss Ruth
Goodman of Napa have returned from
stay Of several weeks at Coronado.
Mrs Crystal Harrison has received
the news that her son. Ralph a. Ja--
rison. has successfully passed his en-
trance examinations to the Nava1
academy at Annapolis. The manv
friends of Mr. Harrison and Ms rnothcr
in this city are pleased at the na,.,s
ana tnere are Warmest congratulationS
for them both
Mrs Elise p. Buckingham Of yaca-
vile is a guest at Berkeley inn. Rerka-
ley. at present. but before returninc-
to her home will visit friends In sanf,
Barbara. 10
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
TO atenngm
Rnnd dishnch
But the faet remains beyond dispute that tht

opposite conclusion But the beyond that the
herds have been almost completely destroyed
1t gold mine while it lasted and kept diplomacy
wraneng James O. Blaine made heroic stand
convince the that the practice of shooting seals
ought be stopped First of ALL he argued that the Beng
closed almost partang OF the OF inland lake. and
therefore game preserve of the riparian propretors This
had small prosperity and Mr. Blaine had the
argument that shooting seals breeding time contrary
good The hearted dplomasts perhdou Albion
in that light but finally they fixed up
trading that
fleet of poace Last of these pirates
shot while making raid on one of the rookeries.
1t dying industry The Unsuitable poacher whether legally
or illegally, will not give the herds chance
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
The InSider
Tells of the success the Withrow sisters have
won in London and of career of Phoebe
Davis, who is sojourning IN California

T is not because they love San francIsc
less. say the Withrow sisters, but tha
they love London more, that they ar
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
Phoebe Davies as
Seen on the Stage

Phoebe Davies - -. r,,nv- >, Iong
Seen the Stage wear since she has appeared on the
though 10
and OF
American
Frank Unge and they acted together plays
for and around their particular talents Then
OF
Bill Brady Brady the OF the
he saw the
picture he kept steadily exploitation Way Down East his biggest
money sheks the Grismer well for the
the and California but
the The Fools Revenge
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
=. =. The Smart Set -. -.

MERRY party will leave San Ra-
~ faei. today for a walking trip
~ from there across the Bolinas
= ridge TO the ocesn shore and VIII
return Monday. Among those in the
party will be Miss Sara Cofin. Miss Lou
Foster. Miss Helen Baker. Millen Grif-
fifth. James Jenkins and Paul Foster
Mrs. E. B. Cadwallader, who went
east last month. is at present at the
farm of her son. Mr.. Wells, in Esther
Vile. Ia, where she will spend the
summer. Miss Linda Cadwallader is
there also and will remain until Au-
gust. when she will go on to visit Mrs
Bourke Cochran formerly Miss Anne
Ide) at the Cochran country place on
Long island.
Mrs. f. c. Foute and Miss Augusta
Foute have returned from New YORK.
where Miss Augusta has been at school
during the winter. and are temporarily
domiciled at their house in California
street. There is possibility that they
will remain in San Francisco next win
ter and in that case Mrs. Foute will
present her daughter as one of the
deDQtdnIeS OF the SedSOus OF sue may
decide upon another year of school for
her.
Admiral Kempff and Miss Cornelia
Kempf are expected to return today
from a 10 days sojourn in Yosemite
valley.
Miss Lille O'connor, who returned
recently from the east with Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Oxnard. is engaged n
"house hunting at present, as she and
her brother, William O'Connor. who has
recently recovered from a serious ILL
ness, have decided to make their home
here for time
Miss Virginia Heath will leave on
July for the east. where she will re-
main visiting friends until September.
Miss Florence Hush. Walter Hush and
Thomas Magee have gone on an auto
mobile tour along the Klamath river.
They will be gone several weeks.
Miss Susan de Fremery. who returnei 4
fortnight since from New York,
where she has been studying music for
the past two years. will go east again
in few weeks to continue her work
Mr.. and Mrs. Denis O'Sullivan are
expected to arrive in the near future
partment of the Pennsylvania lines is
taking his vacation and is touring the
country in an automobile.
julius Kruttschnitt. director of main
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

Harold Boyd Of the passenger de.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardiner Cfor-
merly Miss Edith Findley). who haS Z
been living in Sausalito since their
arrival from the east. have moved INFO
an attractive new apartment just built
ON Larkin street near Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

. HE operating officials of the
Southern Pacific say that the
freight situation has returned to
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

Alfred Holmes has returned to town
after. a fishing trip TO northern Cali
fornia.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

partment of the Pennsylvania lines is
taking his vacation and is touring the
country in an automobile.
Julius Kruttschnitt, director of main
tenance and operation OF the Southern
Pacific. is expected in the city today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03

He bleared around awhile, and then loafed over to
the Mocking Birds game and sat in; but the luck
against him, and in few minutes his stack
gone. He bought another and tried hard The
Mocking Bird took all that He'd been doing
grumbling along with the second stack and
when the Mocking Bird raked in the leavings
Dirty Jim up in red wrath and addressed
himself to the crowd in roar of rage.
Felers," he bawled that cussed dude
there deals crooked"
The Mocking Bird never made move; just kept
on dealing as if nothing had been said. Dirty Jim
beloved his challenge second time, gazed around
to if anybody would take it up for the Mocking
Bird, and then slouched over to the bar and called
for drink
The Mocking Bird had lost his grip You could
that plain day by the way the crowd acted
He had not only taken the charge, but hadn't even
had the to quit the game any square dealer
would have done. Instead he went on till the box
empty, and when the turn called he
shuf1ed for the deal, put the cards in the box,
and nodded over at Larry.
Send another man. he said.
Sure" said Larry who .
When the relief came the Mocking Bird buttoned
his cuffs very carefully, put his long coat. and
walked out of the place. Not man followed him.
not a said word of farewell. The idol had
fallen
We were all having drinks and refusing to talk
about it, and Dirty Jim was getting more dirty