davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
SKIN TORTURES
AFFLICT CHILDREN
Obstinate Case of Eczema Covered
Little Girls Limbs with Running
Sores Poison 0ak Made Boys
Hands ard Arms q Mass Of Tor
turing Sores Sufferers Soon Re-
Ilesed and Completely Cured
Grateful Mother Says
"CUTICURA REMEDIES A
HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"

Tat rnav. sitter having my Eftlo
Elfi ifsAted ~ s4FF FflFllfsent physl-
can fuf an obstinate eaas - ftasina.
] lvsaFtei 81 tla tatkura hhff.ssiira,
hnd Maa ~ SSH pifmae3 with flr ksfsaat
tisatautmmfsstaa ruAssf aHafyisw3 that wss
diegafssst tbs rhysittAfs prescription
and rsssetl ssfifelF 90 fire raElelra Hoap.
Saltir<zfa 0tntfnsnt. Ard tntlcufa rails.
Whsfl ~ aasnfnesicssd pith tho ttii-
eNafa keifssiam hsv fret and iluln wefe
euxeFt~s with running aafsms M ats0ut
Hix wss.ke wH had her completely Nrli.
ard there naa teeu ~ ressafunoa Z
ti.n tfuuiiis.
n 1uir a thss YeAs : Hsfio hsYy n
esaf fasnag fsslelHss has hangla and egfYsa
via EsatNua nMk AMI in swentt fgrr
sHra Bis hanGs sad sFnas Wefa = macs
q tnrtafirx sufse- We nss8 nHiy thu
CHtispfa iisffasisas. sash 81 his bs1sis
and argns alfh fhs CafaesfA haap. ard
hnaintsnN tsaaan wsth kha CmaazRM Oint-
EisHNt Ana th#u gave him the ttitAslrm
ltasaiFefit in atslut thrfs Nteks his
hands an1 arms hsaltsf 81. - w. have
lais 4 aanss iar feeling grateful ~ iliu
iHi|Hfaa HaHlHise Na tai that tlla
aiieasA heannf#a arr vh.aahia
h.luasfsl. lf Ntanfis. listing ~ - AZ
tNssFe aai'fs ffofa s fihsssa Nfs flfrhs
tlftsslt fhaihas. FaanHaaS4. Wailana
ikiiEe, Icun Oct. il. fo5
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
GLADSTONE As An oaAroa.
Great Statesmen iaa Many Yrleks fof
Zee n Araelnsut

n hiss pfime IN Neai asbaie
when nali'issl HieH sefe 81 Is hat
~ affag aissHaaes fsaHsrea4eaf
orsipfieal m hsi faE rlay There
Ms atafts contrast Is DIS mana8f n
anAMNFinW gaiiaa addressed Is
him q his mlaislagisi eaQaefy After
fafYpsfsne q maAe reply ard taking
some san mlHaies % ~ II he aaf
domn ffpaaesiiy le1viaN hls lutefns
gator aa9 the hNase IS 8 eaaHitfN of
diamaFed hasi1ermenf hapeiesslr
atlemti.ng . gFope their wAg through
The intfieaclaa of the Hunafuas sen
teheea they had lAsieaea Is III a.
hsfissaea IN etpauniiHN hiil - ~.
piflug 90 q debate. - deslnsa -
maka himself understood ~ had ~
e4aal Sometimes ~ wlth saamius
eyes lihe 4 yulsare aa NJ f4eky
Eenlai'y Described tbom -~falalaa his
iofennEer straight ~ his s8tegaAfy
% hottest mnmeats BE- beat fhe bfans
haNaf eux With tlAmeFunn hand iMat
oe@agionslly dfouned ihe poisi 81
tffaTc b make Sometimes vim both
haads raised above hn head nfsoE
Nlfb lefi eibow ieAnihS % ths bon
fisai hard Wtih closed ~ thatea Al
he hesd ~ ~ enoreadiaK caaafrs
gsniisman - ths back bsneh anpo.
tlie apau sfanalnF half q step back
irom the table lsfi hsna baaeinN 81
he siie. right ublfet - fhat he
msxht siih thumb usH ushlg ieach
Ne shiaiar errun g hia head b.
aampief Asa waf ihfoagA the srea
ueni ha assaiie1 as 80 elephant ln sh
boar ~ arFasaiion rsrra tarogsa
iuasit Hcnu W LucF in Pe'lsms
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21

Travellers seeiai STATUS Rsauess Il
Eyss ~ Porter

Tho nembars - faaihau team
refs De- as ear Falne 81 aaofhaf cly
20 play sad fieeHnr rar conductor
Taas haa rs i1e hait ESQ nseht and
- ihey toas The tlaepe one yeath
had sQ cents 60 snend and vhea be
asHi io lai D. o. lcl ~ bMe thaf
mQneg 81 nalody posi8 and a When
ae oae aas ieotlnN hc ailplst q iaio
the Gee . ore ~ BIZ sboea mes b.
pat the shea un8ef ths serih aad
Fnt q seep ta arsan q bls iatsas
4elom
MeH alaHz in the alsht ibe ~
rr esue ia and hfssa hs vofk s,
Alalas hars fls foaat the saa
ha eh he sa eeut aat Is
q hate seen tle suHe m
aa am 1lab aFenfeaaa l8
ttak esre 81 eHan ~
~
la en ef
81 t
- maae Ite hm
~ He nat
sh
So
h
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
LOCAL NOTES
FeoN THURSDAYS nAIY

fk0N THURSDAYS DAILY
~ Il nase, " spasinaw lssiulsoan
taiay
~Nn s = Mallsn vent q CaNsllls.
Ne lasf nlfllt foF 8 visit 18th her
pAunlA
MsN Maud Fisher pi,o Las bsen
with Sanaen Wight. hAs retaInel 70
noqnsllls No ere - 1,as aooeg,si
hef ola position
Captain o 8 White stepped "a q
rusig n4ll yesterday. and a. a couss.
4uenro i conanei 70 bis hons tssias
W n F8rA, special isspsctof foF
lis Indian akent at Aaskngee. Was Ia
Ninsta tosiay. aDd this morning Ia The
Commercial club raoma MA hearing
"a tsse protest II J J spegref, gur1ian
q David y Taft, On laAss =ssoaled
bY hsm 70 The Northwestern on A
Gas ecmlany.
Ts0paty MAxhas q II Rhodes of
sallsaw and GeoFge Williams of
Bauleasllls uere ia the city today
lssy. q W. SnoderAm returned lAAs
evening from NuyAka he will ~ 20.
mortow e Dewey 70 ses about organ-
lalne 4 Presbyterian church ~ that
plAen
VI s. stAuaed feiurned e N.nliA
yesterday snd i ca.anea 10 hia foom
by sesefa ATTACK q sss gsip
Friend 4 iilgglns shipped two car.
loads a hafses 10 Tslsa = fsN days
ago ard ssrack al exrsileut market,
diapsalne oi tie tcrsos much sooner
than tneg autlripated
Mlss SAnn.s Chandler has returned
iron = pleasant init with Mlss Delta
Higgins af CAfumufe
AtA congregational aeetlng of tie
Presbyterian church he'd iast even.
ping TIE foiloalng onicafs we're elect
"a lleAswns. Geo X, Mslnlns and ,
i. MURPHY Mie Nsltis Duncan ard
Mrs iowsll. de4eonesses, ard o $.
MofFow, asief.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21

A mesfIne oftns usuut.flea.. wtlI
- held a. tl.s coaf, haa.a tsr,i.stf ~,
Tie rnf9sixs = t,a,etu4tss.. r-e.iti.
cth tiesst fof Tie m.nr s'ec
haa Aaf
t'@ aefiilHs - eh re
49,, t.,. -, r.
srsatessas 81, 81. s..., 81.
,tt -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
FROM MONDAY snAILa

NJ a6d Ms bridges 81 hear Wool
u aefe pleasant hlsiHsss a Iefs ai
ths onsa toia
b fsaaHh 50 Ignrh prairie
ptssei lAu tle t.ty eumate Heus
fwn Wteh
0r eWnel d Chs4a uss
uomu
Il r bus et raHs4asa IS ID
cly toia1
An & % nmtef aaa children ars
here from Joplin visiting ~ Hrsser.
e $ carr QI Rogers Afs + asil.
iuF y T GateauH1 and family
Judge {. f PARKER il A Chan.
d.ef q 4 Rider tlbcri MARKS ana
Qthem sent g Clammofe tAa mofu.
iug, wi.sfs co8rt wll b. 10 session this
aeek
Wanted Manager ~ Sea llnaeh
% oar business here ia Emlta Write
promptly, VIII references. Tie Morris
Wholesale hease Cincinnati 0Ao.
Nl@t
/ y ilo1seley died SUNDAY morn.
lng 81 i0a'cloas affsfan illuess ofta0
wrsas llo leaves 4 ste ard 81
children
A marriage licenses vas issued .fhs
morning e. 1engy Nafes and Miss
Susie Jones bath II Chsisea,
lieutenant y. A. Boaman OF tie
afmg siaUoued a Joplin. vas ia ~.
nilA saturday and established g..
eruIflug station n tire Foreman build.
the ga South Wilson street sergeant
bfaf i q charge
" n Marker 0f tlse uant 81 Meleh
eas here - bsinoa TODAY.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
AT TOR nEYs

anAkg NkrrSaa rnAs a MasilAaf
ltlsaslirf 4aflaa Las AHsiFs
- #ssaass gazfs Isfssittfsass =
kAppl. .nR & hERll-l.AT
Attorneys sns Counscllors-at.law
nrssssss hsfafs ~ Ueafts Usafssss. iiassfa4ss
ftassftrsHzfI As Eiass szstsIfass
is4 80 szsss sssslsIf
uNss neas kaiitaE Nsshis3tss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
LET MOTHERS KNOW

That Z usun hssh With CnlIeura
haAp ard 4 slneie an1lnflnK wifh
1NtlMam tte wfNat hAin Tarw. Ani
ftfsef and swgs'tssf q tfnoiIxnis vii
e1aft Instant rai.sf AMI refreshing sisep
fqf fsiss lnffur,sf tatias. aHf nr4 fdf
tired and safn-aat uiaissafa.
Nehfsts Ea6ssesi tas iesssmsl 9s~st,aaat 40
RsHFf fss#e So laMis Asssgs. Na.a Aasass stas
9 tm st p iesNN ~ Ht
talt.fs Afe-ssaf - o. - - = 49,
eiaN - tel l HsrH ~
Nsrl tafH Hs ffafa aass Mssa
- Mksea tfass tsis4fa isssA ~ Ntm iIamag2
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
fRoN SATURDAYS DAILY

GweniY Y-thfec pflsunefs we're brought
hack from 1ahleQaal lasf night 81
Deputy Marshal e II Caldsen aud
Euafdx
dnige Gan and either court afle'als
returned last night from rAhls4uah.
whefe 8 hong tern of court has 1eea
bed, lestaf Almgkt tNo week Tie
doeket VA pretty sell CLEANED up.
Marriage licenses were Issued Yesfef
daY Afternoon 70 : = Hot Qf Aftan
and Mn Kettle refsl q Adaif. and "a
A. A NANnes aud Nle YiMsis Love.
a N~edmoee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21

Nn8 fhefe nos bahF.caHfiaFes
aaa saplf sneaf when sou ata IS.
lAhed ulth enc fnu eah faia lt - aad
bai lt awaf uh he neat time
Todd Th0y are good a. far as
aAat 81 What 81 REALLY want bow.
eer S aAby that can Is foiaed %
go gai ~ smart Sex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13

1ard-Wlds tam orIc. soft nutshell quail
ity. for womrn's undergarments
Regular l4c grade. \ to o'c,ocl. b2L~
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 71fS
Double Bed Size White crochet
Spreads. in MarseillcS patterns. Rcgu-
larry SIS. s to O'Clock QSc
domestic Department.
5-auarter "Sanitas'' aud Fancy Table
Oilclpth-the very best grade manufac-
tured. and sold regularly at 25c noe
a yard. to O'Clock for........ ~
&c Sanitary Knit Wash Cloths. fun
bleached, large size. = to 0n~
o'clock. six for. Observation-Disclosures.
39c Heavyweight Table Padding. ~
inches wide. TO l o'clock yN~
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
$50 S-quarter Satin pamask Pattern
Table Cloths. strictly all p3re QAC
linen. to / O'Clock for.......... w
II All-linen Earnestly" Crash Towel
ing full bieached. Il inches wide 2IL,C
to l o'clock for. ............... o/2~
3ac .All-silk Satin Tafreta Ribbon, full
) inches wide, in al Colors for
bows and girdles. S 10 o'clock OSc
soc Nainsook Corset Cover Embroidery
with ribbon beading top, Is DEr
inches wide. to l O'Clock for. SoS
25c Tourist RuChng. 6 yards in a box
Enough for IL neck lengths. 1IN r.
s to l o'clock for.............. ~/2~
59c Embroidered Linen Collar and
Curf Sets, new fall styles. 8 to Roc
l O'Clock for.......
Armour's Star Brand Hams; extra
s ssF q to Sc, !s5n sad s ten 1870
s-lb. pals of Armorr's Pure :33c
Leae Lard, 8 to+1 o'clock. for.
Gilies' 'Jav-Marmo" Coffee.
b 4 IL a
Tor. ....-...-..........
Burnham's Jellycon and Ice Cream
Custa-d Desserts, regularly Zoe
package. to l O'Clock. at four OSc
lor. .......-.t.-.....
Large cans of "Bor Bon Pink
Salmon. regularly 15c. S to ! o'clock 90
Tor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Somerset" Brand Ketch Up. new 2c
packing: to / O'Clock for. W.
Armours "Verbest' Ham and Veal
Loaf regularly Zoe can. to 7HLc
l O'Clock for. Observation-Disclosures. /S~
Large size Framed Pictures; in a
wide range of subjects Resu- DC
larry SOC each. 8 to l O'Clock for. e. SSS
Atwood Rug Fringe, in all colors.
Regular price. 10c a yard. to EC
l o clock FOR. Observation-Disclosures.
O-iental Stripe Couch Covers, sold
regularly at Sl50 each. to QSc
, clocE IoT--- -............
White and Gray Blankets. full size
for double beds. Heavy
quality. Worth $50 pair. gd 40
to l O'Clock. enthusiastically W.
New lot of Souvenir Postal Cards. in
Guiding comics and views of Washing
ton. Regularly . tor &c. to mr.
O'Clock. each, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Van Lilfs Vegetable Celery Chow. sold
regularly at Zoe a jar. s to | ~ ~
Large bottles of Spanish Brand Mix
ed Pickles. sold regularly at 19c. ldnc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13
Store Open Tomorrow Until P NJ E! 9*
"Coupe
JaGue,' l0c.

A d e Ii g htful
and appetiZing
combination Of
pure ice cream
and fresh fruits
peaches. bananas
and oranges.
The fastest It'd
bit YOU ever en-
.ioyed.
High-class res
taurantS a S k
three and four
times as much
for the same
thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13

Large bottles of TlNlurs odd Time
Preserves. sold regularly AZ iJc 1nr
10 o'clock fpr................. HOS
hrm"ur's 'Woodchuck" Laundry
Soap, sold regularly nj b 4 CAKE
\ 10 o'clock t"r..-.......-..-.....-.. y
Goodman's BABY Prrtzels. sold reg
ular'y AZ ioc a package. : Co K,
o'clock or........-..... DC
l9c Heavy Nickrl-plated Bread Oc
TrdNs. : To O'Clock for............. ~
loo Heavy Nickcl-pllted Cuspi- Or
doris. to o'clock for. ...............|%
Steel OYSTER Fricrs with separate
wire drain baskets. : To iociock pc
t"r.-...- ........ SN -
Gilray Adjustable Sham Holders. vi.
ut Ian; any size sl wooden bed. TO 1gc
lock ioi...........-.. ...-.......
Nickel-Dlated Bathroom Fixtures. in
Guiding all the articles required int the
bathroom. Worth up 90 49, each. m.
10 o'clock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Mason's Besl Quality Machine made
Fruit Jars. with porcclain-liucd tops.
Quarts at &c each, Ie-gal. at - each.
Complete with rubbers. one doZ N pack
ed in q box.
Best Quality Crystal Glass Jelly Tum-
hlers with lin tops. COZ. at lI,c each:
Soc. at liac each: 1907. at 1a,c each.
75c Nlckel-p plated Alarm Clocks, war
ranted good timekeepcrs. to 1 ANr
q CLOCK ~
l0c rolls of "Mustave'' Toilet Paper.
full 1889 sheets to "A roll. to DGr
o'clock at six rolls for.............
Ioc cans OF odd Dutch Cleanser. the
great dirt chaser. TO O'Clock zE/ ~
at.-.-....... .....-......-....O IT.
Chinese Ironing Wax. best grade. with
wood handle. Il pieces in box. &c
S TO o'clock for. .......................o w
(Notion Deptl
Smiths or Crowley's Blue Label"
English Needles. ., In a paper. D.
Regularly 4c. TO o'clock for. ~
Children's Zoe Hose Supporters. pin-ou
style. Good quality Isle elastic. in 60
white only. to | o'clock for......... IN
Danderlne. for the hair. Regular
2Jc size bottles, s to l o'clock, 1gr
for-....-.... Observation-Disclosures. uoS
25c Dressing Combs. full s-inch size.
Coarse and fine finished teeth In white.
amber. tortoise shell, carmelian nR,
and onyx finish. = to | o'clock for. HSN
l5c japanese Hand Scrubs, solid IL
hardwood back. to o'clock for. ~
SwansdoNn Powder PUTS. fun size
with satin tops and bone or porcelain
tips. Regularly lJc each. to Sc
Poudre de RiZ. Duval Freres French
Rec Powder. violet perfumei. Regu-
larry lsc package. s to l O'Clock Or
Ior.-........ ..........................
Williams Shaving Soap. round 8~"
cakes. TO l o'clock for.............. wv
DR.. ]. p. Pray's Rosaline. regu- 1Sc
lar 25c size. to o'clock for. ~
Packers Tar Soap sold rcGu-
larry at zoe a cake. y to 1 O'Clock d2~
lof.-........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Park & Tilfords finest Bay
f fori.'' per Do''.s, 10 CLOCK Csc
Cocoauut Bonbors. in assorted fiavors.
freshly made. Regularly 2oc lb. nnc
to o'clock for. .................a y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13
Saturday Morning Sales.
From s am. to p.m. Onny.

he constantly increasing crowds Satur-
day Morning Sales prove the Pc appreciation
make the morning hours as busy the and
urlayS Another big list OF bargains has prepared
that offers exceptional chances for saving Viii YOU
share?
No mail or phone orders 6eo for these specials quaint
restricted to a reasonable amount
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19
GOOD MEN AND SOME OF THEM TRUE

7E statesman who spends watching for the cat to
Jump must perplexed by the oacua and bewider-
nmaons Washington the subject of Mr. Roose-
vets choice of his He loves me- he loves me
process assumes the aspect OF OF chance and the
emotions Secretary Taft is the webeoved and tugrown po
child of the chief executive but his hef-e that another
thing asserted and it is denied with equal vehemence
that the President compact with Governor Deneen
of Illinois bring the delegation from that State for the Secre-
tary of War.
It will be admitted freely Mr. Taft is agreeable and
impressive personality His nomination would be equivalent to
policies for which Mr. Roosevelt stands He
has been all the advantages OF the megh He is jolly
good the lid 1t may be easily under
of the administration will be thrown favor
Of Taft but whether the President will go to the length OF doing
active politics for him be doubted
Things in that exactly While the purpose
clear there always loophoe left open to provide
for official denial true to the letter. ahough eao-
ing in spirit
While seems clear administration prefers Taft there
important factors the count and the chief OF these is
Ohio political machine with Foraker at its head The Ohio
politicians do He intereed critical time with
plans will readily forgiven To be there is
the led by Representative Burton that
might for Taft but the impression to be that
Foraker will control 1t scarcely probable that candidate will
nominated support of his home delegation There
great before after Agamemnon Taft not the
only The woods full Of Presidential timber There is
Warren Fairbanks moseying along in Shoes shaking
inviting visiting dinner He by means
negligible quantity although the chances to be that he will
enough keep him in his present job
There Joe for instance Everybody likes the
Speaker but have outved his opportunity thu Root is
gives country his best services for less than half what he could
earn in private life virtues of the that
affection or enthusiasm
down the line of the Washington
OF the important Charles Hughes
of New Hughes will work for the nomination. Neither
the eusho brigade political will be enlisted
his If he nominated will be in obedience mperioua
popular The politicians fear and hate him. He is the
engaged desperate battle with the New York political
that admirably illustrate his methods He will
with the politicians but poclaims his policy and suffers
public opinion to do the rest
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19
Personal Mention

e. p. McCabe OF Philadelphia is at
the Hamlin.
H C. Kauders, a Riverside vineyard
list. Is at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Joseph OF New York
are at the Dorchester
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Dilling of
Seattle are at the Palace.
C. S. Forbes. banker of Rhyolite, is
registered at the Baltimore.
W. Sohst of Hamburg, Germany, reg
istered at the Hamlin yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. R A Eddy, who
have been abroad since their marriage,
are registered at the Palace.
Robert c. McCorb Of New York, pres
ident of the American Bridge Company,
and wife are registered at the Ham
lin.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Smith and Mrs.
Charles Abbott have returned from Ma
Mia and are registered at the Jeffer-
SON.
Tex Rickard the Nevada mining man
and fight promoter, arrived in the city
yesterday and registered at the St
Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Friedman of Du-
buque, Iowa, are registered at the
Hamlin. Friedman Is interested in Ne
vada mines
S. z. Holcombe, Frank E. Woody, w.
H Washburn and NJ Powell. manu-
facturers of Portland, are in the city
They registered at the Imperial.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19
The Smart Set

southern California for the past fort
night, came up yesterday from Del
Monte, where they made brief Visit
all of the party stopping at their But
Ingane home, save Miss keeneys VINO
came on to the city
Mrs. Beverly MacMonagle, who has
been in Vevey. Switzerland, during the
winter, left there recently for an au-
tomobile tour of Italy with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mai1lard and their
son. Ward s1afllard, left last week for
Santa Barbara. where they Will remain
for a brief time as the guests or Mrs
MaiIIiard's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Benito Forbes Smith or
Valparaiso, who are spending the win
ter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William @. Irwin. Miss
Helene Irwin and Miss Julia Lang
horne returned yesterday after two
weeks trip to Coronado and Santa
Barbara
Miss Mary Hill left yesterday for
Vallejo, where she is spending the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. William l.
Merry, after a stay of several days here
as the guest Of Mrs Charles B. Stone
daughters. who have spent the winter
in New York, wi.l leave there on April
1 for San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker. who
went to San Rafael IN the early fall
and have spent the entire winter there.
expect to leave shortly for stay of
a month or six weeks in Santa Bar
bara-
Mrs. Linda Bryan and Miss Mabelle
Toy write of the delightful visit that
they are having in the East, where
they have been travelling for the past
six weeks. They went first to Denver,
then to st. Louis, and from there TO
Palm Beach. Fla, where they were
charmingly entertained. Washington,
d. c., was next visited and there they
were extensively entertained, Mrs.
George B. Cortelyou giving a reception
in their honor. They are now In New
York and will return to California in
about fortnight.
Miss Ella Margaret Bender has been
compelled to change the date OF the
first of her readings from Wednesday,
March 20. to Thursday, March 21, the
event to occur at the home of Mrs.
Homer s. King. Broadway and Octavia
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19
:: In the Joke World !:

CIara-She puts lots OF feeling into
her singing, doesn't she?
Ferdy-Yes; but 1t must be awful to
feel that way.-Smart Set.
"A New York magistrate sentenced
his cook to Jail for ten days"
He deserves to rank with that stern
old Roman father who sentenced his
own son to death."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
"she thinks her husband is deep
dyed villain"
.why?"
well, she's never been able to catch
him doing anything wrong.
Courier-Journal
Mother, may I so down TO the pond
to sail my boat7'
mo, dear: the pond is not hygienic.
You may have some boiled and filtered
water in the sterilized bathtub."-
Browning's Magazine.
aPopw
Yes. my son.
What is a grass widow
"A grass widow, my boy, is one who
makes hay while the sun Shines
Yonkers Statesman.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19

Nell-Yes, he is theological student
Belle-Why, he was a waiter at the
hotel where stopped last summer.
Nell-Yes. that's right In his line
taking orders, you know.-Philadelphi
Record
Mrs. Benham-They say that per-
son speaks on an average about twelve
thousand words a day.
Benham-rye always said that you
were above the average.-Brooklyn
Life.
Taxpayer-It's shame 10 make one
pay such stin price for the water
which Providence has given to man.
Tax Collector-Quite So but you seem
to forget that Providence forgot the
reservoirs, the mains and the delivery
pipes.-Pele Mele.
Minister-so you go to school, do you.
Bobby?
Bobby-Yes, sir.
Let me hear you spell bread"
"B-r-e-d-e."
The dictionary spells 1t with an "a
Bobby"
Yes. sir; but you didn't ask me how
the dictionary spells 1t; you asked me
how ! spell it."-Tit- Bits
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19
!. Answers to Queries

BACK DATE-Subscriber, City. June
IA. 1854. fell on Thursday.
MEMORIAL DAY-G. T., California.
When 1t is decided who shall deliver
the oration on Memorial day in this
city it will be announced in The Call
MAsH-N. E. r.. City. The word
'mash." used in the sense OF captivate,
Is from a gypsy word. '-mafada." which
means ito charm with the eyes"
THE WORLDS POPULATION-Sub
scriber, City. The worlds population,
according to the estimates by DR.. Wag-
ner and Supan. editors of Bevolkerung
der Erde, is 1.47s, ,72s, 400.
BASKETS-Subscribe City. 1t is
true that in Germany passengers on
street cars are obliged to pay an extra
fare for each large basket. bundle Of
unusual size or valise which they have
with them
BARBED wIRE-Farmer. Dixon. Cal.
The following is given as the number
of pounds Of barbed wire required to
fence one square acre: One line, s0H
pounds: two lines. 110% pounds, and
three lines, 152 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19

THE sUN-A 8. Stockton. Cal The
Sun revolves on its own axis.
OPTOMETRY-Subs San Io.a
Cal NO one can practice optometry in
the state OF California without having
nrst obtained a certificate from the
board appointed to examine applicants
Apply 10 the secretary OF the board.
The EARTH-A. s, Stockton. Cal
Inc eartn Is not equally distant from
the sun at all times 1t IS nearest or
IN perlnelion at the beginning OF the
year and its greatest distance. or aphe-
hon. about the middle of the year.
THE SUEZ CANALS. CITY. The
wnole length OF the navigation OF the
suez canal is eighty-eight xeographical
H.tes- Or this distance, efghty-six
miles Is actual canal. formed bv cut-
lngs- Fourteen miles was made by
dredging through the lakes. ana eight
mics required no work, the natural
oeptn being equal to that of the canal.
AT every nve or six miles there is a
passing place to enable large vessels to
moor for the night or to bring upp to
aliow others to pass, all these move
ments being regulated by telegraph
from Port Said. Ismalia or Suez.