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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
MRS. j. B. HUME WILL
ADDRESS LAUREL HALL
Members of Pioneer Woman's
:. Club Will Hold First of the
:. After Vacation Sessions

The Laurel Hall club. the pioneer OF
women's organizations in this city Will
open its doors again tomorrow. after
the long vacation. for the first of the
seasons meetings. 1t is deservedly
one of the most popular of all the clubs.
and although it has never been the
policy of its diEectOrs to extend it's
mem berShip beyond a stated number. it
can boast. some of the city's most tall
ented musicians and writer's among its
members. Nine. EmeIia TOietti the
recently elected president. will be host
ess tomorrow. the speakers OF the aft
ernOOn being Mrs. j. b. Hume. the state
president of the Federation of Women s
Clubs. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin of the
California club. Mrs. Hume will re-
count her recent experiences at the
convention OF WOmen's clubs in Boston.
Mrs j. b. Keenan,. Will sing. The Lau-
rel Hall club will meet this year as iC
did last. in the California club rooms in
Clay street. At the second, meeting. on
September 16. Mrs. Ramon Wilson will
give a most interesting talk on old phil
lOsophy and new thought.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

Francis, after a. few days spent in the
interior Of the state.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. wv. S. Woods of
Stockton are Registered at the st. Fran
els.
. John Wilbur of Los Angeles and. S.
L. Jones Of New York are at the Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.:-W. I.eadbetter are
among the. new arrivals at the Fair
mont.
A. Magnier of cognac. France. is
among the recent! arrivals at. the St.
Francis
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Peters. of Stock
ton have daken apartments at. the
Fairnont.
E. z. Matter of Philadelphia and Will
liam a. Hansell of Memphis Tenn, are
at the Hamlin. -:
Among recent arrivals at the Hol-
land are w. Hardie *of Fresno and j..
Hart of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Taussig' and fam
lily of New York have taken. apart.
ments at the St. Francis.
Otto Lorenz of Germany. and B. J.
Kelly and daughter. OF Chicago were
late arrivals at the st. Cecile hotel last:
night
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
The TTsefuI Cabbage

Although cabbage is one of our most
useful vegetables, being available dur
ing the late fall winter and spring.
when other vegetables are difficult to
procure, it is not very popular and does
not receive the attention which it mer-
its, principally because when not prop
erly cooked it is apt to be indigestible
and cause fiatulence. This is on ac-
count of the relatively large amount of
sulphur which cabbage contains On
the other han6, it cans be cooked so
that it is delicate and digestible. The
quickest and simplest methods of cook
ing caSbage are the best
The essentials for the proper cooking
of this vegetable are plenty of boiling
water, Il hot fire to keep the water
boiling all the time and thorough ven
tilation that the strong smelling gases
liberated by the high temperature may
be carried off in the steam.
Young cabbage will cook in 25 or 30
minutes; late in the winter it may re-
quire 45 minutes The vegetable when
done should be crisp and tender; any
green portion should retain the color,
and the white portion should be white
and not yellow or brown. overlooked
cabbage or caulifower is more or less
yellow, has a strong flavor and is very
inferior to the same dish properly
cooked. Overcooking is also cause
of digestives disturbance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
DENTIST WITHOUT STATE
LICENSE is CONVICTED
Women SIeuths Secure Evidence
Against Man WHO Practiced
Without Permit

C. Il. .BaIzarini. whose office is at
1000 Railroad avenue, was yesterday
convicted in Police Judge Weller's
court of practicing dentistry without
license Balzarini was convicted
upon. the testimony .of Miss NJ. F.
Hunter and Mrs. e. r. -Canode, both of
40 Webster, street, detectives in the
employ. of the state board of dental
examiners.
Many recent complaints have been
made to the members of the board
about dentists who were practicing
without license Investigations have
been going on and several convictions
have been secured. Dr. c. A. Herrick
and DIR. II. r. Baird, members of the
board, have been active in running
down these cases.
Miss Hunter and Mrs. Canode went
to the office of Balzarini. He per-
teeth and Mrs. Canode was a witness
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
Personal Mention

Wallace .Hardie of Fresno is at the
Holland.
Mrs. NJ. j. Boggs of Colusa is at the
Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Denton are guests
at the Grand.
#, JqTgensen Of Chicago is staying
at the Grand
E. =, Grozier of Boston is staying. at
the Fairmont.
f. w. Van seyckle of New Jersey. is
at the Jefferson.
w. +. Parks of New York is a guest
at the st. Francis.
j. c. Edinger of Los Angeles is. regis
tered at the Stewart.
w. A. Robertson of Portland is regis
tered at the Grand:
c. C. Lindsey of Mansfield, O., is reg:
istered at the Holland. =
H. S. Noyes of Chicago registered at
the Majestic yesterday:
Willard sCare of Portland is regis
tered at tile Pacific Grand.
o. H. Harrison and wife of Louis
vile, KY, are at the Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ellsworth of New
York are guests at the Stewart.
DR.. and Mrs. A. f. Bowman of Day.
ton are guests at the Fairmont.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Osborn of La
porte are staying at the Fairmont.
DE-. and Mrs Hugh cross OF DunS-
muir are guests at tho Pacific Grand
DR. and Mrs J.. c. Blickensderfer OF
Denver are guests at the St Francis.
William II. Burnham and his son of
Orange, CAL are staying at the Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Stewart of Forest
Grove, Ore, are staying at the Stewart.
c. e. Hammond and family of San
Antonio have apartments at the Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Wilbee of Chicago
have taken apartments at the st. Fran
els.
States commissioner to the japanese
-eXnosition has returned to the ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
California Promotion Committee
lORGANIZED I0Oo !

''PROMOTION-Fhe act or promoting. advance.
ment. encouragement. Century Dictionary
The California Pxumotion committee has for Il )
object the PROMOTING OF California a whole
II has nothing to sell. Its energies are devoted
to fostering all things that have the ADVANCE
MENI or California their object. II gives
reliable information on every subject connected
with the Industries OF California. lt gives EN-
COCRAGE11ENT 10 the establishment OF new
industries and invites desirable immigration. IL
is not an Employment Agency although it gives
Information regarding labor conditions 1t pre-
sents the opportunities and needs in all fields OF
business and professional activity This commit
tee is supported BY popular subscription and
makes no charge for any service rendered. AZ
fliated with the COMMITTEES are 100 commercial
organizations Of the state with a membership
Of over 5000 Meetings are held semiannualiv
In different parts Of California, where matters
Of state interest are discussed. Headquarters
Of the committee are maintained in San Fran
cisco in California building. Union square COR.
RESPONDENCE INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
GAVE HIM MONEY no BET

Charles f. Rust was held for trial be-
fore the superior court by Police Judge
Shortall yesterday on charge of fell
ony embezzlement in $4,000 bonds. He
was brought from Grand Rapids, Mich.
OH a warrant sworn to by Miss Gather
inc Libby of 253 Dolores street. who
accuses him of getting $4,000 from her
and her sister Alice April II to bet on
horse at the Emeryville track and
with the coin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
win Have Labor Day Picnic

All Ocean, View will turn out to join
in big Labor day picnic at Tanforan
park Monday September 7. The affair
is to be given under the auspices of St.
Michaeps church, and the entire Gaelic
take part There win be dancing, with
music by local bands and violin orches-
ira engaged for the occasion, while
there wiz be outdoor sports for the
Younger guests.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
4 Novel PhiIanthropic Idea

haywood, suburb of Chicago. is the
birthplace Of a unique scheme for the
relief of cases Of destitution and sick
ness, which exist in nearly every com
munity, by which the expense may be
equally borne by all the people of the
town, instead of falling as it usually
does upon individual benevolence.
The idea, which is very simple was
conceived by Mrs William j. Snyder,
treasurer Of the Illinois Woman's Press
association, and. judging by the en-
ceived by the people of haywood. it
will doubtless be followed by great re-
suits, and it's success duplicated in other
towns. The plan is merely philan-
thTopic association, or club, to which
every man, woman and child is eligible.
The initiation fee is only cents and
the annual dues II cents. A club
formed in town with a popula ton of
5000 could therefore have $500 in the
treasury to start with and $50 per
month to carry on the work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
DERATERs ELECr OFFICERs

BERKELEY, Aug. 31.-I. r. Quinn has
been elected president of the sopho-
more debating ;society-o the university.
The other officers chosen We're: Vice
president, G. A. Haines;t tsecretary-tEeas-
urer Monroe Jacob; sergeant at arms,
7. =. Boggs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
PARLOR WILL
TAKE PART in PARADE

Stanford parior No. 76.will celebrate
Admission day by taking: part in the
parade. at Monterey The: parlor has Sc
cured headquarters. at the Hotel del
Monte. A number of the party will
make the trip by automobile among
them being. DIR. A. H Giannini. NJ. \.
Harris, Fred Riecomi, Joseph smith,
Stanley Scovern.~ Bruce Cornwall Dr.
l.. b. Bacigalupi. DR.. e.. r. Bryant, Dr.
Ct. f. Bracket, Amadeo Giahnini and
George Ricconi. On the evening of
Wednesday. September 9. a ball will be
given at the hotel. The following com
mittee has full charge of all; arrange
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
GoEBEL Will FACE CHARGES

warrant from Los Angeles. charging
him with the theft of $500 worth Of
iewelry, was ordered liberated yester-
day by Judge Dunno on a writ of ha-
bail As Goebel could not raise the bail
he decided to return TO Los Angeles
2 nd sfa nd trial
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
SLED FoR TfMRER LANDS

Suit 10 recover $1,000 in payment
foE $4,000 acres of land sold to w. c.
Green January "a; 1905. was filed yes
terday in the United States circuit court
by Z. b. Perrin. The plaintiff alleges
that Greene has failed to make any pay
ments on the purchase price of the
land. The property is situated along
the Babacomari river, in Cananea, Mex
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
The Admiral,s Land Fight

The newest and most up to date his
tory Of Fighting Bob" is the story of
his great land battle at Paso Robes. a
fight that ended in victory, with the
famous Admiral on the bridge of the
Connecticut when the great white COM
pany of ships came through the Golden
gate. The story is told, with attractive
photographs, in the September. issue OF
Sunset MagaZine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

Hero, daughter of the Montezufnas,
is in New York learning to cook. She
is taking a course in domestic science
at the request of the government and
viii Introduce it into the schools of
her country. She has been a year and
a half in New York studying the sub
iect and this summer took the course
at the University of New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE

Ihe grand jury VIII fnvestIgate the
now charged with felony embezzle-
ment for selling five bonds valued at
$1,000 each. hypothecated to him for a
loan of 100000. The cases are pending
in Police Judge Weller's court. Lynch.
who is still in the city prison, was
served with subpoena yesterday to ap-
pear before the grand jury this morn
ing
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
Public Health

A society for the prevention of
tuberculosis has been organized in the
colony of Newfoundland, the special
province Of which is to instruct the
general public as to the best methods
of preventing the spread OF this dis
ease. The various missionary societies
are taking an active part in the work
having provided trained nurses for set
elements where the Inhabitants agree
to pay the expenses Of the nurses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears reg
ularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" The San Francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
Celery au Gratin-Cook until tendel

NcIcry aU tTrutln-COOk unIII tender
a large bunch of celery cut into one
inch lengths. Drain, return to the
saucepan and cover with cupful of
white sauce. Season with salt and pep
per and chopped parsley. Wren cold
butter a baking dish and cover the bot
tom with crumbs. When the celery is
cold add TO it two well beaten eggs
Cover with crumbs and bits of butter.
Bake one-half hour.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
saoo,o BUmDING PLANNED

The Bankers investment company
applied for a permit yesterday TO erect
q IouE story class A building TO be
tocateo AT the southeast corner OF
Geary street and Grant avenue and ia
cost 100000. William Mooser is fh1.
architect
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

J0HTSC-DuI
take spoon OF such size as one pre-
fers and imbed 1t firmly, point down
ward, in the red pulp of the melon,
turn he-spoon in a circle and take out
the cone shaped piece thus produced
Serve two or more, according to size.
on a plate of Clipped ice. Grape leaves
give a pretty finish to the dish
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
A Thoughtful Act

A thoughtful woman recently visiting
of an the inmates and later when away
on her summer vacation sent them
postal cards, sending a number at
time until each had one or two
cards. II is simply impossible to
estimate the amount of pleasure af-
forded by this delicate little courtesy
to the poor women who have so little
TO interest them and who spend hours
at a time comparing and looking at
the cards. A good idea-pass it along
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

The notices sent out some time ago in the
interest ~ the automobile club of America an
nounced tlaat the 250 mile read to be held
at Lowell, Mass, en- September had been
sanctioned by that club. The notice very
cleverly worded and gave the inference that
those in control Of the event at Lowell had
bowed IN Difference TO the authority claimed by
the club. 1t now comes to light that the pro-
moters. who members of the Lowell auto
mobile club, had previously received n sanction
from the American automobile association, and
by applying to the club for a sanction were
merely protecting those who might enter the
contests from. being disqualified when the vic
tor was declared in the battle going on be-
tween The association and the club.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

Green Corn omeiet-Grate six ears of
corn; add four well beaten eggs, one
tablespoonful of flour, one cupfuI of
milk. Season with salt and pepper.
Beat all together and bake for one-half
hour.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
Domestic Science in Mexico

That the Mexican government is
awake to The necessity for systematic
Instruction in culinary science is proven
by the fact that Madam Guadalupe de
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
! A Few Words With
the Lady Of the House

"The happiness of life is made up of
many fractions; the little, soon forgot
ten charities of a kiss. a smileg kind
look, a heartfelt compliment in the dis
guise of playful raillery, and the count
less other infnitesimals of: pleasant
thought and feeling g.''-Coleridge
q: q q q
Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Fruit.
Goldfish Cakes.
Cornmeal Omelet
Broiled Tomatoes.
Buttered Toast.
-. Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Potato Soup.
Celery au GTatfn
Curry Sandwiches.
SteWed Pears.
Tea.
DINNER
Watermelon.
Roast F'illet of Veal.
Mashed Potatoes.
Stringless Beans, Buttered.
Apple Tapioca Pudding.
Coffee, Half Cups.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
LESSON IN WHITE
SQUADRON CRUISE
It's Success Is Evidence That
Auto Owners Welcome
Such Events
By K. r. PHomn1edieu

The great success of the White
squadron's run Sunday caused con-
siderable discussion along Automobile
row yesterday. This event. the show
the Tourist owners and wfthi the en-
joyable retnlon of the Mitchell family
at Del Monte. has proved that it is
possible TO bring the automobile own
ers together In striking contrast to
this success was the paltry half dozen
starters in the endurance run of the
Automobiie Club of California TO Del
Monte and the pestponement of sched-
.uled events of the Automobile Dealers
association for lack of entries. The
deductions made along the row We're
that it was possible to get the en-
thusiasts together when the events
were given purely for owners who
would not have to compete in a siren
uous program or contest against pro-
fessiona1S
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

South Germany wiz be the center Of the 1909
Prince Henry automobile endurance contest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

Beginning today the postponed 1000 mile
reliability run Of the Chicago motor club will
take place. The dates of the event Septem-
Der !, =. and j.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01


r. L. BrI egaF of the Pioneer automobile COM
pany has Ttceived a glowing description Of the
reception III President Roosevelt of the crew of
tine Thomas c8r mat won the Aow York 10 Paris
rtce- When the ear reached Sycamore Hin the
president was playing tennis the lawn With
Postmaster General Meyer and Kermit Roose-
Telt- lie Immediately went to the house and
shook banA with fne members of the party.
The president asked Sclluster especially about
Manchuris tind the bandits and tie automobile
game iu Let country. He also asked about the
arms carried the trip. Schuster Informed
him thar the armament consisted Of express
rifles and reYOlYefs 10 which the president
marked, llcasantly. that. it sounded like his
African rip. Roosevelt coaducted the party
into the library and asked further questions
about the contest The president said it was
certainly Z remarkable performance and great
achievement both for the American boys and
Tor the AIerican car especially as it was the
hrst International automobile contest in which
the American car had demonstrated its ability
10 c0mpets with the foreign vehicle. He sta ted
that lie aimared any American who did things,
in ballooni, submarines or automobiles and he
could not tolerate the timid who hadn't
the couraee OF his convictions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

THE WEEKLY CALL, 81 PER YEAR
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

cars at Eureka was in San Francisco !; few
days recently. lie reports the outlook for the
new season favorable Snythe says that the
Whites he sold during last season in that ter
ritory are stil giving the best of satisfaction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

u c0mpeta with the foreign vehicle He stated
that lie zimsred any American who did things,
in ballooni, submarines OF automobiles, and he
could not tolerate the timid who hadn't
the couraef OF his convictions
The reelection in the price of diamond tires,
effective teday, averages l5 per cent. Perhaps
the most potable feature OF The change is the
placing Of The quick detachable tires the
same price basis as the regular ciinchers for
one piece Tins. This Is especially important for
the reason that the quick acting rims are being
used more and more generally as time goes on.
However, on every type Of tire, and on tubes
well IS castings, prices are materially lower
for 1903. aud stimulus is thereby given the
automobile business j whole. 1t is in this
light that the Diamond rubber company regards
the price reduction, although it is not the prin-
cipal reason for the change.
''The sandardizing Of tires has made rapid
progress. writes Theodore Weigele Of the Dia-
mond factories in letter to C. T. Mathewson,
Pacific coast manager OF the company, "aBd in
time vii 20 still further. Quality and price
VIII bOtl be factors in the pUblics ultimate
selection Of the strictly standard tire. AS TO.
price. we able to join with the automobile
manufactures in reducing the cost of motoring
by reason OF Our increased output and because.
we have been able 10 cut out almost entirely the
expenses Ichargeable to defects in. the manufac-
rure. Another considera ton helping To give
customers better price is the practical stand
ardizatio1 of tire sizes. the improvements
tires wiz give ard reduce tire repair bills at
the same time. This is largely because the
tread .will have greater. life than formerly"
BuriRs 1906 the total number of motor vehicles
imported into Indta was Cos, valued at 1928, 600,
and in 1897 ting number imp4ted 74S
valued az $456,216. Burnah imported SO motor
vehicles FJur-Efths were received by Bengal
and Bonobay, and the major portion were of
British manufacture.
A. II Busch aud family of Los Angeles are
spending a few days in this city, the run Of 49,
miles in their Thomas forty having consumed
about -four days. Busch feels that his car has
made a good record, lie has used but A gal
Ions Of gasoline the trip The party Will
return 70 Los Angeles early this week
r. Al Ssnythe agent for the White steam
cars al Eureka, WAS in San Francisco few
days recently. lie reports the outlook for the
new season favorable. SInythe says that the
Whites be sold during last season in that ter
ritory are stiil giving tie best of satisfaction
Beginning today the postponed 1000 mile
reliability run Of the Chicago motor club Will
take place The dates of the event are Septem-
Der /, ?, and
South Germany win be the center of the 1909
Prince Henry automobile endurance contest.
The notices sent out time ago in the
interest ~ the automobile club of America an
nounced tlaat the 250 mile read to be held
at Lowell Mass, September = had been
sanctioned by that club. The notice very
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

A. II: Busch aud family of Los Angeles are
spending "a few days in this city the Of 49,
miles n their Thomas forty having consumed
about -four days. Busch feels that his car has
made good record, as he has used but A gal
Ions Of gasoline on the trip. The party Will
return TO Los Angeles early this week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01

Burin- 1906 the total number Of motor vehicl,
imported into India Cos. valued $32S, 90
and in 1897 ting number fmp4ted was a.
valued az $556, ,216 Buunal imported SO mot
vehicles. FJur-Gfths were received by Beng
and Boabay. and the major portion were
British nsnufaeture.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-14
IRI'I.|E.|..1'|IBL'. | ! :. !. loan
ORATORS. /. !.
G|..
SeUeraE i,ags
Are Alread
Billed

Quite a number Of school house
meetings will be held in the eotftits
this week. On Saturday at y O'clock
~. M there will be a pole raising 4
Forksburg. at which q. M. Show aRer
and n. N Ogden Will be the nriipeinaI
speakers. Other meetings ainouneef
are as follows:
Big rally at Warrington On Friday
might to. be addressed BY Hofi VIM: P,
Babbard and Hon Frank Cox.
Meeting at First w,:rd school house
tonight at which Hon. L. j. For.
man will be the principal speaker.
Mt. Nebo, Tharssas night. Oct 155-
n. E. Morgan DR. q. o. Henry.
Goose Greek Thursday night. Oct.
i5.--M w. Ogden and John L. Eeh-
man.
Benton's Fairy Friday night, Oct.
1Gs-7M. w. oglen and NJ. E. Morgan.
Rivesville Thursday night Oct. 15.
Hon. L. J. Fofnan and T. N. Parks.
Hoodsyille Friday night. Oct. 10
John L. Lehman and DR. G. D. Henry.
Worthington- Friday night. Oct. is.
E. M. ShoBalter, Harry Shaw and
Senator L, J. Forman.
Pennington Saturday night, Oct
17.-Senator I.J. Forman and John l..
Lehman.