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ProbablY

'Tve Just been thinking" said VIII
lieboy.
"Thinking what?" demanded Silliman,
to whom the idea OF Willieboy's think
ing was somewhat disconcerting.
"That in Adams case 1t must have
been a real re-leaf to change his
clothes" said Willieboy Harper's
weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
Where Thev Drink

Bacon--They say the city air contains four
teen times as many microbes as that of the
country.
you win notice lots Of people who seem to pre-
fer to drink in the air OF the city.-Yonkers
BtateBman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

Lanterman's case comes up Tuesday.
Wilson got wise and resigned the day
before. Now is the time!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
Musical Man

Mrs. Bacon-Is your husband musicalf
Mrs. Egbert--Oh. very. Come up to the
house some night and I'll have him give you
some music.
'But didn't know you had piano?'
1--WE haven't; but we've got phonograph."
--Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

The anti-Santa Claus group must
feel they are in hopeless minority to-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

All aboard the water wagon. Only
ten days more to make up your mind.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
The Piano of the Future

Viewed any and every standpoint the Payerpano-
modern perfected upright instrument with panopayng
chans built wholly within its case-is the piano of
Of the future The Playerpano longer experiment
Perfected in the highest degree requirement of
musician ayman alike responding CALL be it. the
pieces worlds greatest composers the latest opera
hit light catchy airs of the popular ongwriters Unam
pered by agency contracts free purchase that which deem
best and that which has proven best offers partc
lar buyers the broades satisfactory line of Player
pianos shown in the west.
The Knabe-Angelus Piano. greatest of all payerpianos
The Hardman Autotone.
The "Melodant" Emerson-Angeus Piano.
The Harrington Autotone.
The Angelus Piano.
The Favorite Kingsbury Inner-Player.
The Angelus Cabinet Pianopayer
Most cordially you invited inspect them Easy payments
Open evenings until Christmas
MeMlsvRlAnGD
taAI.s "' -u1mE lKzlaa
4I6-4I8 30. Broadway
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II you want 10 go east. c. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r R.. lls W eth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

They called the doctor, who in turn
Called in the dentist, DR.. 6keetum,
Who said, Dear friends we live to learn
These teeth are too advanced to treat EN-.
He's cut them all, this forward youth,
And every ones wisdom tooth
/ never saw a set to beat 'eml''
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WHAT owg ere DOsve.

Ihe l;cy. Gertrude Won Petxold the Only
regularly ordained woman ~ EnGisnd,
was one % tho most striking personalities
who attended the fourth International
congress Of Religious Liberals, which met
recently in Boston. Miss petgold was
born in Thorn, Prussia. he little city 90
closely Identified with the name aud fame
Of Copernicus, though she has spent most
took her A. ". degree ct the Univsrs;ty Of
Edinburgh and c0mpieted her thsolosicsl
course AZ Oxford. For The last thres years
she has boon pastor OF the Free Christian
Church a. Leicester. England Last winter
stronghold Of offcial Lutheran she de-
bvered . we'll attended course Of lectures
on Liberal Christianity, Through the In
iuence OF the American Ambassador she re-
ceived permission and conducted q German
service In the beautiful American church,
the first sver conducted by q woman in
Berlin.
Mrs. Helen 4. Grenfell, who served three
terms as State Superintendent OF Public
instruction OF Colorado. points put that
the granting Of the ballot to women in
her own State was followed quickly by
the addition of manual training depar T.
ments to the public schools. Chairs Of
domestic economy were established in
the state Agricultural College and the
State Normal school. The women Of
Idaho. soon after they began to vote, Sc
cured Q Law providing for a course of lectures
on domestic science in the state University
and In the Academy OF Idaho. One of the
first measures introduced by the women
members Of the Finnish Parliament pro-
vided for the regular teaching Of house,
hold economies 10 girls. 81 the expense
OF the State.
Tho schoolgirls Of Montenegro are taking
an interest in public questions these days.
In Cettinje, Montenegro. there 10 a college
for girls founded by the Czaritza Maria
AlexAndrova. In the room Of the sixth
Grade, the highest class, there was hanging
Q picture OF Prince Nicholas. The fathers
and brothers Of these girls had. most Of
them. Joined the new National Democratic
party And thereby brought upon themselves
The girls held 2 class nesting and sat in
judgment on the Prince. They decided
that because he had proved himself OPP
posed to parliamentary rule he was not
worthy to have his picture in q school OF
Montenegro. They took the photograph
down, tore it to pieces and danced On 1t.
The Government ordered the chief OF
ter. When he arrived at the school, much
to his surprise. he found the thirty girls
waiting for him in their hest dresses. and
they solemnly presented him with a beauti-
full bouquet. Vastly pleased at the alton
ton. he thanked the girls and raised the
by q iolen At Of sneezing which he could
not stop. Tears came to his eyes Inc his
dignity was . thing OF the past when the
girls added to his discomfort by calmly
advfkng him to go to a hospital and lave
his nose cut on, 80 that IN the future he
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might not ct into . smilsr posiuoo from
thT1stins il into o.hsr people's business
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thrtistine IL into othsr peoples business
Mrs. Mary ". French - Clvde. Ohio. hss
invented sud patented ~ z tes.er
q vegetable kettle and a potato mssber
The egg heater is q FORK with three prong
having serrated edges aud holes through
the pronss which will sersie the egg 30
beaten. The vegetable keith has . corru-
gated interior, 80 that the water will pass
beneath the vegetables that are being
cooked and so keep them from sticking 70
the bottom and burning. The potato
masher il hollow and can he filled With hot
hot while being mashsd but By adding fresh
hot water they may he kept warm and sweet
for an indefinite length 81 time. Some
time ago Mrs. French received two medals
from the ~Inventors' Academy OF France
for several electrical devices. among them
the Thonas electric battery support.
4 dispute over the equal pay Of women
and men physicians has just terminated
in Halifax. The dispute began by the is-
sue OF an advertisement by the Halfa1
Board Of Guardians for a resident woman
physician at a salary Of $500 a year. Pre-
viousiy the position had been held by a
man at q salary Of $3.50 . year The matter
was taken up at once by the London School
Of Medicine for Women. which called the
attention of the British Medical Association
to II. The British Medical Journal got iu-
terested and as a result OF ito warning the
m physician who had applied for and
received the place resigned. In July the
the place. This woman. when her attep-
ton vas called to the dispute. asked to be
released from the appointment . the
bond " $3.50 which she had agreed to forfeit
in case she failed 10 serve twelve months.
This brought the Halifax Board Of Guard
ians to terms and established the principle
Of equal pay for mon and women physicians
30 far as they are concerned.
DR.. Mary NJ. Wolfe. resident phyuicisn
in charge of the women's department OF
the State Insane Hospital. Norristown, Pa,
was appointed to represent the United
States at the International Consress on
%Psychiatry. Neurology, Psychology INC tn:
Nursing Of Lunatics held last month az
Amsterdam, Holland. DIR. Wolfe 10 de-
soribed as Q handsome woman with con"
siderable personal charm. besides being
thoroughly equipped In her profession
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women workers IN Lsadon.

IT0W THt run MT "u-'HFs
No very great observation Is needed 70 come :"
the conclusion that the number OF women who
travel TO the CITY every day to earn their living IL
constantly on the increase. Especially Is this the
case as regards the women who are engaged In rae
tories, as distin suished from the girls who act a.
clerks and ~ pists. A return show that at the pres
rpt time female labor Is represented In as many 40
pInetv different ipdastries, the number OF bands
employed exceeding 1900. Last year ,is factories
were visited by the female sanitary inspectors IN
the service Of the Corporation. while lbs wor.
shops similarly came under review.
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The Oriental Store
Oriental Rugs
Priced Specially Low.

TO intending purchasers Of Oriental Rr We would say
Don't Miss This Sale.
We Import Direct We Sell Direct to You.
The largest stock Of Genuine Oriental Rugs is At NanrneS.
23o Excellent qusli,y Psrsien, Ssrm.. Saruk.
Kurdistan and Shiraz RuSs at $500
sizes average from Asks feet. formerly 5000 TO ssOo)
Tabrez md hirmanshah Russ
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Majestice.
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IN. S.v star.
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liouaire's Revenge
The One n Only" Lloyd, namely Miss
Marie Lloyd. will appear for q second weok
at Percy &. Willams's Colonial and will DO
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panv in Nearly a War Correspondent
will be seen. CHI Gordon will appear In q
unique comedy stunt, WINE nowsru lruo
dell, supported py stronS VIII
bngse ne Witt Burns and Torrance and
Nine. Mozart will complete the bill.
-
Modern vaudeville at Percy q. willams's
Alhambra will rave Jesse Lasky's most
recent Offering. "A Night on a House.
boat" which 10 a condensed form Of
1910, cor,sdu Tn. shaw sisters.
musical oomo'y. n,i";..
whistlers. are IN tne cas', "n Hn
H.. Thompson. in. For o SWEEP
Sake is supported by lhomas d. inco.
The Gilmore Sisters. in The Actress and tne
Maid, are numorous anu M tt.r.nn Rsnt Vn
The Bellboy and the actress; are Sonje-
dians from al tan1P3lnt'' ~ ~ p',noom
Bros the JugEiing Sua. tbe h;H
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New ngures OF eno n"k =, cnsN~
and Queen Alexandra arc on eAh'o'"on ~
pictures Of the Rosshire hills In England
are shown and the hungarian bana "
attracting mucn a''en"on "'"A
Al Hammerstein's Nictoria AheAue o,
Varieties IN entirely new programme VIII
he eiven. headed by ". c. Kelly as The
virginia Judge" Other attractions on
tho nropramme will be Master Gabriel
as the or's,n ;no,,d;n~ Csorse An
ny nis company, .nIn,esh vho sc.on,-
as the oos' nui, "Nos ~. ph;rn-
psn'eu oo'Ie.a'y .au;,c h;s h.or.r.
pune. t~o ,hsstye. am. solid and iIIum-
at vauoev'ne UnSA A.. sSn-..~.;o,.I n..,.",
mating Iacts apouo Nons.S nye,ooV
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1hi. 10 Inc lsst wsek ~ The Round Up
a. The Nov Amsterdam Tbsssee. On
Monday nigh, u moves 70 the Broadway
10 make cav Coz Hepry " Savsae's pro-
duc.icn - srhs Merry WIDOW. the neht
opev~fta d q has s-e ttfops whfseune
from Nienns ~ London.
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The iOoth performance Of -Neptune's
Daughter" and Pioneer Days" at the New
York Hippodrome will take place on Thurs
day evening. October "a, and elaborate
preparations are now being made BY Messrs.
this milestone OF the remarkable popu-
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Nrltv Of these great spectscies. Both these
shows. With the carnival Of fufupsen or
rus acts. have been given nc tho 1000
drone twice daily Tor almost . year. Yer
they sbov no signs 81 diminishing popu-
iar3tv. In order 20 give variety 90 the enter
alnment the CIRQUE acts In the arena are
changed frequently and new European
acts are imported from time 10 time.
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New figures Of the King Of England
and Queen Alexandra are on exhibition at
the Eden MusAe. Some new cinematograph
pictures OF the Rosshire hills In England
are shown and the Hungarian Band ID
Attracting much attention with concerts.
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Carrie in The Spring Chicken" will Be-
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
SHRUBB HAS LONG
LIST OF VICTORIES

Alfred Shrubb, the greatest distance
runner since the age OF stop watches
began, has come over from England
10 run match with Longboat, the
Indian. But Longboat Is an amateur,
while Shrubb is a professional The
match is off and he has taken on
Frank Kannaley of Cambridgeport,
Mass instead
Shrubls is only 26 years old. He has
been running for 10 years He is 8
feet inches tail and weighs but 1875
pounds in running togs.
He is one of the hardest training
athletes in the world. lie never rests.
Even when out Of training he runs 40
or 10 miles a day just for fun. His
hobby is endurance and that is the
thing he trains for He eats meat
three time a day. His example killed
the vegetarian training lad that near
ly overran the world a couple Of years
ago.
No other living athlete can claim
such "a long list of records as placed
to his credit on the official lists. Here
are some of the performances, all
worlds records.
Two thousand yards, minutes 2-s
seconds; / Ia miles, $40 1-5. 1 IL
miles, 6.47 s-s5; . miles, 90 3-5; 8 miles,
1417 8-5; 4 miles, 1928 So; 8 miles,
2A44 2-5; 6 miles, 2959 2-5; miles
miles. 4O16; miles. 45.27 3-5; 30
miles, 5O40; II miles 56.23 2-5. one
hour run, IL miles 1,137.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
COLLISION HALTS
CHANNEL WORK

While dredges were at work deep
ening the Delaware river channel of
New Castle yesterday two barbes be-
longing to the Consolidation Coal
Company, in tow of the steamship
Charles T.. Mayer, ran afoul of a
dredge and temporarily suspended
work at that point
A strong wind was blowing when
the steamship and her tow neared
New Castle, In getting out of the way
of one dredge, Barge No % veered
slightly and fouled another dredgc.
Before her hawser could be secured
the barge had grounded to the west
ward of the channel. Barge No. 2
was quickly secured and towed to a
safe anchorage by the Mayer
With floodtide the steamship exper-
fenced no difficulty in floating the
barge and later proceeded with her
tow toward Delaware Breakwater
The contract for dredging the chan
mel near New Castle is in the hands
Of a Baltimore firm, and at Deep
Water Point so many dredges are at
work that captains of vessels have
been frequently cautioned to exercise
great care in passing that point
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
SPORT IN GENERAL

Rulon Miller, the Princeton sprintet..
Is tipped TO pull the hundred" at tho
big intercollegiate meet in Cambridge
next week. He is moving fast enough
to Jar the record.
Jimmy Loves. the English sporting
man who brought Jack Palmer to this
country, has started a new fighting
club at Marylebone. London. and for
his first show he has matched Palmer
to meet Sam Langford, the colored
fighter of Boston They win battle for
twenty rounds for purse of 81 $50
the latter part Of next month. Palmer
is now on his way TO England. He
intends 20 return here again in Sep
temher and fight all the good men.
There will be no third meeting Of
Hugo Kelly and Irwin Jack" Sullivan
at Los Angeles Cal lust when things
seemed their easiest for the meeting.
Kelly came through with two very un-
reasonable demands. and Tom Nc
Carey, disgusted with the Chicago
mans tactics, declared the match OF.
Kelly, i'm the first place. declared that
he would not fight II Charley Eyton
was allowed to referee.
Jimmy Britt. the lightweight fight
er Of California, who has been training
with Bill Squires. the Australian cham
pion. for over two weeks. says that
Squires is great fighter. and in his
opinion will defeat Tommy Burns when
they clash before the Colma CCaL) A.
c. on the afternoon of July 4.
r. B. Thompson. of the London Har-
riers performed a remarkable feat at
the Stamford Bridge grounds recently.
He had a contract or a dare to walk
and run seven and ten miles respec-
lively within two hours He succeeded.
He walked the seven miles in Sc min
utes and 26 seconds. He broke into
a run when he finished and ran the
ten miles in hour and SO seconds. or
the full distance with . minutes and
5S seconds to spare
Walter Miller rode the race OF his
career on Superman Monday. Miller
hasn't always shown TO advantage I'm
a distance race, but he used rare judg-
ment in taking Superman up after
getting round the first turn. Miller
must have judged the pace nicely. for
the three-eights were covered in 0.35
As. and the five-eights in 1.O1. 1-5.
Walking is a lost art among Ameri-
can athletes. The old champion. Sam
Liebgold. is putting a few touches on
Martin Sheridan's style in prepara-
tion for the all-around. Yeoumans. the
English walker. has not got the record
for the mile walk He covered the
distance in minutes 10 2-5 seconds.
last September
Coach Richard Glendon. Of the Naval
Academy crew. began TO work with his
charges yesterday with the special OBJ
ject OF fitting them for the four-mile
race at Poughkeepsie on June %. That
race will be double the distance Of the
middies' previous contests.
The schedule of the Yacht Racing As
ISOLATION Of Gravesend Bay for the COM
ing season has been announced. The first
regatta will be held by the Atlantic Yacht
Club on May 80.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
TEACHERS MEET PARENTS
Reception Given in West Presbyterian
Church Sunday School Room
Last Evenina.

In the Sunday School room Of West
Presbyterian Church last night the Super
intendent and Teachers of the Juvenile
Department gave a reception to parents
of the scholars. AIRS. Victor r. Pyle sang
a selection, Spring Has Come" VIII ch
was much enjoyed, and Miss Grace Baird
followed with a recitation and lullaby
song This was heartily applauded, and
Miss Baird sang as an encore THE Bogie
Man"
DIR. W. w. Lang was introduced as the
speaker and he spoke pleasantly Of his
old relations here. he having been away
four years. He explained the purpose of
the meeting was to give an opportunity
for parents 10 see what Is being done by
their children and TO witness the spirit
of cooperation.
Following Dr. Lang's address the Rev.
Alexander Alison. Jr. made a few re-
marks. After the program had been COM
pleted the guests were Invited TO visit
the different departments and inspect thu
manual work Of the pupils. The beginners
department Is I'm charge OF Miss Clara
Mendinhall; junior department In charge
OF Miss Shippers and the intermediate
IN charge Of Miss Grace Baird.