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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-12

AS a comparison of weather con-
ditions between this year and last,
citizens who are making garden say
that potatoes from last years crop
found in the ground do not show any
signs of sprouting, while last year
at this time they showed above the
ground as volunteers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-12
BRIEFS

BRIEFS HH-sHyr.
Contractor F. D. Booth began the
actual construction work on the
oannery building today. The struc-
ture is to be completed and ready to
operate by the first of June. Messrs.
Grape and Weinrich have already
placed their order for the machinery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-12

Women always suspect another
wsuman who doesn't cry easily.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
GOLFING G"PROS" PRACTISE
dnyUe from Boston in Time to Flag
OUer Fan Cortlandf.

Va. Cortlandt Park golfers had an opportunity
cstcrdny Of following several of the professionals
vn, have been competing for the open champion
ship at Myopia around the links. and some OF the
friendly matches carried quite gallery Nearly
score of pros arrived at the course yesterday
from Boston, and Immediately began practice IN
preparation for the two-day professional tourna-
ment beginning tomorrow morning One OF the
biggest galleries foIlowed a foursome between ii.
H. Barker, ex-Engsh amateur, VINO recently
turned professional and now IN cnarge OF INC
Garden City inks playing with Willie SIMS Oh this
city against James r. Thompson, of Merion anu
Fred Brand of Pittsburg. HOnors We're practcaiiy
even but as temporary greens were used, II was
no. possible judge the putting abilities OF the
different players.
The professionals stated that both Willie smith
and Alex Smith had promised 70 be in the tourna-
ment, Fred Mcleod the now open champion
is likely to be present. for X he repeats his cham
pionship style play this week he Will nave q
chance to win purse OF s15o the Ven Cortlano'
first prize
The committee in charge OF the tournament mace
the draw yesterday forty-six players aiready
entered The first pair VIII leave the first tee al
o'clock the morning and the others at fYe-Gln-
ute intervals. J. j. Mulgrew and j. $ P1erson. OF
be followed by David OsiIeie of Norris County, ano
Alexander Cunningham. OF Glen Ridge Jack Ato-
bens. the Enslewood ''pro," one OF the men IN tno
money at Myopia, and George w Parr OF the IA
COMA Coli Club. will be the third pair
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Not being content with making both the ninth ana
fifteenth holes In the strokes each this season
which are par four holes Lionel H Graham wen
knoon ro all lovers of the Scotch game made a
two on the difficult fourteenth hole to-day at FOX
Hills The hole is 3o1 yards long over Hell
Kitchen" and is one OF the most difficult greens 70
approach 10 on the course. being guarded on three
sides with tricky hazards. He holed out with q
,,,asbte after long drive OF 24o yards. The fol-
lowing is the result of the second and serni-nnal
rounds for the Fox Hills cup:
Second round-Frsnk Sears beat 2. b Barrett z
nm "A + Allen beat p. w Pogson, 8 UP and TO play
II NJ Fleming I. H Graham. l up (23 hoesl
l. S. Hubbard beat Dr. A T. Haisht up anc 70
play. -. -. - - . o.,
plsy; Hubbsrd beat Fleming. UP and TO play.
The following is the result Of the Class and b
handicaps:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
siwANoY COUNTRY CLUB

The third annual competition for the presldonl
cup was started yesterday at the Siwanoy Country
Clubs links. Mount Vernon. The event was an
eighteen-hole medal play round. the first sixteen
to qualify for match play. beginning next "eeh'
J. r. Wetstean and q. W. r. Salon led "ilh
scores of 81 The sixteen who qualified for the
trophy are:
J. r. wetsteain So. c. ". R sallon So J. L Gmyes'
S.: George Clark So: W J. McIain 81; l.
IS: q y Paul IS. s L. Pauvet 50; j. j. Tnoinpsoh'
pm: q. HanKerson 30; b T. f5er~sfordr 81 t.7t %.
o. r. j. Bodmer. f3, j. H. GNyerr Jr 80 J. a HIM. -
Henry Herring, "a
The Siwanoy golfers will play team match with
the scarsdale golfers the Mount Vernon Inks
next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
TO ENLARGE ITS HOME.
automobile Club of America Needs
More Room to GrO1r.

The Automobile Club OF America IS going TO en-
large its home Edgar l. Marston treasurer OF tiie
,lrb has purchased, through Bryan l. Kennedy.
,b. rrer,,ses No 242 24s West 55th street three
three story and four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house. on plot 70 by lu'e feeS
,na adjoining the club site in the rear Inc pur-
chase price was $4,000, which is at the rate OF
60 90 front foot On the plot the club Will erect
a. ,ba near future an annex TO its home.
with it's present purchase. the club now controls
nlo- comprising 20 300 square feet. with frontage
on both 4th and 55th streets The seller IN ths
transac ction the Ransom Parker estate M
Kennellv wss also the broker in the sale OF the
nr.rn,ses on which the building erected and occu-
MED by the Automobile Club of America stands
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
IoNGB0AT MAKES A RECORD.

Halifax Aug. cs-Six thousand persons to-oay
.su one Canadian record smashed and the PICK OF
canada's athletes. including Tom Longooat, ine
Can.dian long distance runner, perform at the
.,-nr+--6@sh annual championship meet or the
canadian Amateur Athletic Union
pobbv Kerr the feet Canadian sprnter was
beaten in the Ie0-yard dash by T. u schaeiel' ot
- ,,-an,,.rs Halifax ny a foot in ten seconds
fiat. ~, g.. nc ,,,;r
Tom Ionsboat the fve~miie race IN % MIN
,,,.s %. seconds lowering the Canadian track rec
ord and his of 25 minutes 20 90 secohuN' nv
Indian ran a great race
T, tho onward dash Kerr beat his own CANADIAN
ecord of q 10 covering the distance In z SECONDS
Rat
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
ENGLISH LAWN TENNIS TEAM SAILS.
Ritchie and Parke Coming to This Country
in Quest of the Davis Cup.

yiverpool Aug. 2e-Among the passengers on the
st..mer Ircania that sailed from here to-day for
New York are NJ. ]. Ritchie and j. c. Parke, Who
baye been chosen by the English Lawn Tennis AS
.ociatjon to represent Great Britain In the preim
nary round for the Dwight f. Davis lawn tennis
challenge cup which is to be played In America
Tbi. round is for the purpose of deciding whether
.,.r,o,r or English players shall go to Australia
In meet the holders of the title
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
YANKEE CRICKETERS LOSE
Kent County Eleuen Pulls Ont PC
torn an Second Innings.
rBy Gable TO rh. Tribune ]

Canterbury Aug. 2s.-The Gentlemen OF Phia-
e.lnbia los, the last first class match OF their tour
here to-day when they suffered defeat at the hands
Of the Kent County eleven who defeated them by
four wickets Although Sc runs ahead in the nrst
innings the Americans fell to pieces in their sec
on6 attempt and were all out for the small total
Of 81
The home players then needed i24 runs TO win.
which they succeeded in running up for the loss
of six wickets On Monday and Tuesday the
Americans will meet Grantham and District.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
NAT NILES TAKES TITLE.

Observation-Disclosures, Ont. Aug. S-Nat NIes'
she Harvard player. to-day succeeded in "restns
f-on, Irving Wright. Of Boston, the title OF inter
national lawn tennis champion Ihe ute mao
~, held bv Wright and his brother, Beals
,r.s.h, e. six consecutive years. To-day's game
,,,s one of the hardest fought contests ever seen
an the courts of the Niagara Golf and Ten II !
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
pxaN WILL NOT RACE oLpFIELp.

Cincinnati Aug cs--John J. Ryan announced to
7., ,ha. be had decided withdraw from his auto
,nobile race with Barney odfed, scheduled TO take
,..o ON seu.er,I,er IL and H. II WAS to have been
s. , si.,e bet of g.. 500. Ryan will forfeit $500
tor failure to race. He declared nc had made UP
his mind not 10 again His reason is the re-
con, accident in which his automobile killed deaf
mute
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
FAIRFIELD COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

More than sixty players competed IN the posie
handicap for a prize presented by Edward shearson
at the Fairfield County Golf Club YESTERDAY j. w
Curtis with a stroke-a-hole allowance hnisned an
square and won the prize. Plans have been mace
fo- rhs onenins of the new course on Labor Day.
when foursomes will be played both morning ana
afternoon Six trophies have been offered fester-
DAVIS results
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
HAcKENsAcK GOLF CLUB.

Members Of the Hackensack CON Ciup competed
in foursomes yesterday. and when the last caro-
had been returned four pairs were found 70 be
tied at y net The results were as follows;
= u Headley and r. B Strong. a: T z Crassons
,,s Aired Morrel -; Ward and z Palmer
I. " Ponares and r. 2. smith. I2: p d CoHell
60 K ( williams T3; c. : Post and X Long
p" y 7, Alien and H Delsherner: 81 c A. Bel and
8 ] Udone "A; j. f. Marshall and '" =, I MaII 80; -
- Z; Ranvet and NJ. Marckle. "a: E j. ShotWelI eno
". n Zabriski. 75 william Bogert and Milton Welch
"a: = 81 May an Thomas Leonard "a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
COUNTY HORSE SHOW

The westchester County Horse Show Association
will hold It's fifteenth annual exhibition at White
Plains N. Y. September 16 II, Is and ID. Ine
prize list is we'll divided into hfytwo classes for
trotters carriage horses, tandems four-tn-hands'
saddle horses. ponies and jumpers
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto zt Newark.
Baltimore NJ Montreal
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Buaaio. 3; Jer~ey Cify. tttrst camel
BInalo. 81; Jersey City. . tsecond 9ameb-
Rochester. 4; Providence. ..
Montreal. 4. Newark. G.
hsstir,crs q; Toronto tnret game.
Beitmore, Toronto. q t-er"nn eA"'''
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
olyNwoopIE COUNTRY CLUB.

Close competitions marked the three events yes
terday on the links Of the Dunwoode Country CUB
In the Class A handicap the result was tie at
n net between W. r. Moon and w Z Conkly1
Conklvu made the gross score of the contest
70 strokes J K Bass was the winner in Class b.
and c. o. Rode took the prize in the Class marctl
7-,a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
WINS OPEN GOLF TITLE.
UyiH Smith Beaten in Play-of OF Tie
on Myopia Links.
FORMER OPEN CHAMPIONS.

sin the.e years the championship vss decided
a 26 holes
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

OF J. h. Bass was 93-22-
,de's score was 104-S6-Ss.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Rammage, in the southern part of the
state. Mrs. Rammage's marriage in
January was one of the surprises of
daughters win leave in May and, OF
course, the Peter Martins will not
spend the summer season here. They,
plan, however, 10 return before next
Winter. which goes far toward recon-
cling their friends to the impending
separation. The Martins already have
engaged a charming country house at
Lsnox for the season and viii take
possession OF it IN May,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

parties there. But now that the years
have more or less scattered the fam
lily, they will pay some visits in the
east that have been waiting for long
time. and maybe cross for a short stay
in Europe before returning to- Call
fornia. Boswell King. the eldest
son, married Miss Helen Thomas last
fall and the second son. Thomas Starr.
is now a cadet at Annapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. King will be at Annapolis much OF
the time in the east. Mr. and Mrs
Boswell King are al Peninsula hotel
at present. but viii live at Benicia-
After stay of some length at the
Fairmont hotel Mr.. and Mrs. John hays
Hammond and Harris Hammond left
for the southern part of the state last
week. They will spend a month at
Santa Barbara before going on east
in April. and may not be seen by
their friencs here for long time
Many farewell affairs We're given in
Mrs. Hammonds honor before she went,
for she is a great favorite here.
The Outsider
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Dates for two weddings were set
this week, and It is already known that
the details OF both affairs will be
rather unusual The first wedding is
that of Miss Ray weslman and William
Farley set for Wednesday evening,
March 20. 1t win not be an elaborate
)
affair and VIII be attended by only so
guests in all. but the decorations are
to be exquisite and the wedding gown
Is extremely handsome. Miss Wellman,
however. dislikes fuss and A.splay as
much as any girl can. ant. although
she has bowed gracefully to the neces-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

"AREwELLG are the order OF the
day and every "a hours brings a
fresh record OF departures. In
u country homes everywhere win
dows are being opened. awnings
unroued. tennis courts put in order.
nrunks are heaped on porches and in
balls. and southbound trains carry the
advance guard OF maids. nurses and
chsleren. The summer girl is dividing
her time between morning service at
church and shopping for the summer.
And the rest and change are proving
good for the weary debutantes.
A group OF these. as Lenten prac-
tioe. are going every morning TO St
Luke's church. where they sing at the
10 O'clock service. They are much in
earnest about ii and practice tho
chants and responses earnestly. Among
these girls are Miss Helen Baker, Miss
Dolly Maccavln. Miss Julia Langhorne,
Miss Merritt Reed, Miss Marian Mil
Ter, Mss Augusta Foute. Miss snlia
Thomas. Miss Leslie Page. Miss Mar
tina Calhoun, Miss Julia Calhoun and
Miss Dolly Cushing.
The Diliinghams sailed Tuesday,
leaving sense Of lonesomeness among
the members OF the younger set. In
the excitement that surrounded Miss
Msrgaret Hyde-Smith's wedding to the
popular Honolulu man the fact of her
impending departure was rather lost
sight OF. Now, however, every one
'hss time to remember it. and there
were a goodimany doieful faces on the
dock when the vessel sailed. The little
bride looked trfhed serious herself,
ffor crossing even a strip of the ocean
Is different, somehow. from travelling
ssuy distance ashore. However, she has
many friends in Hawaii. where she
spent last summer as Mrs Irwin's
guest, and there is good deal of en-
tsrtainment already planned in her
honor down there. Then there viii be
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
|BY IgHIIn Q6uHH0IWURl

sity of a rather large wedding, she
Will dispense with as much Formally
as possible There are to be five brides
maids, but they viii not be gowneF
alike. Each girl will wear whateve
frock she happens to prefer and will
take her place by the bride how and
when she likes. Miss Wellmsn is
popular here. although she has spent a
great part of her life in the east. She
eyes and exquisite copper hair and will
make q beautiful bride. Mr.. Farley
and his bride will take a wedding trip
of several weeks duration and after
ward live at Claremont near Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Miss Mary Jolliffe is another society
favorite who has left town. She went
straight from san Francisco to New
York and while there will be the
guest OF Mrs George Doubleday. who
was Miss Alice Mohitt of Oakland, and
Mrs. William Sproule. also Califor
nian- She will cross to Paris in May,
where her sister, Miss Frances, already
is established.
One OF today's pictures is of Miss
Frances Wilcox, who IS member of
one OF the citys best known families.
and popular in the younger set. Miss
Wilcox has never beefi formally pre-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Cotton has. given of late have had
a delightful setting. The grounds OF
this new home adjoin those of the
Borel residence, which prevents the
fortunate bride from experiencing the
homesickness that dims the pleasure
Of so many young house keepers.
Little Mrs. Charles Huse, whp as
Juantta Wells stepped from the school
room to the ranks of the young ma
irons a few years ago, is being much
entertained during her visit here The
Huses came back to California after
two years in Europe only a few weeks
ago. and spend most of their time with
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Their homt will be one of the hand
somest yet erected on the new site and
will be the scene of much gayety this
year.
Ihe other wedding Will be that of
Miss Georgia Spieker, who has chosen
April 22 for her wedding day. This
event Will be marked by simplicity and
originality and promises to be one of
the ideal affairs that one reads of in
books sometimes and rarely sees in a
conventional world. The garden will
be the scene OF the ceremony and the
wedding breakfast to follow will be
served out of doors. As the Spteker
home is surrounded with glorious
flower beds which in April are a per-
feet riot of color and fragrance, the
setting will be exquisite, and If the
weather is regulation April weather
nothing more will be needed to make
the day perfect. Bride and groom will
be unattended Miss Sara Drum, Fran
els Drum and william Drum will be
present, as will the william Geer
Hitchcocks of San Mateo, who are the
groom's sister and brother in law. The
Rreckenfelds of Oakland, whose
daughter, Miss Meta, is Miss Spieker's
cousin and closest friend, will also at
tend the wedding, but besides these
there will be very few present
Apropos Of new homes. many say
there never was prettier one than
that which Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Borel
gave their daughter as wedding
present, and which Mr.. and Mrs. Ay-
lett Cotton moved into a few days ago.
The hangings, the furniture. the ar
rangement Of the rooms. all are per-
feet. and the several small Affairs that
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
The Outsider
Other Social Events

Miss Elsa Epstein and Louis F.
Haber will be quietly married Sunday
at the home of the brides parents. Only
few relatives and intimate friends
will witness the ceremony. Mr. aaber
and his bride will sail on the Manchu-
ria March 81 for Japan. where he has
large business interests They Will re-
main there for six months. Miss
Epstein is charming and talented
woman and has wide circle of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Meyer will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniver-
sary this afternoon at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. Samuel Raphael.
1880 OFarren street The reception
will be held from , O'Clock until 5
Miss ArarceIa Padxin was hostess at
a china shower at her home in Shrader
street last week. in honor of Miss
Maude Trittenbach. Miss Trittenbachs
enga cement to Edgar p Fisher was
announced a short time ago. and her
this opportunity to contribute beautiful
bits of china to the new home. Among
those present were:s Miss Edith Potter,
Miss Harriet Eastman, Miss Maude
Secchi. Miss Isabel ArnOtt. Miss Lo-
retta Hainer, Miss Flora Bartel. Miss
Mary Arnott, Miss Marcella Padkin,
Miss Alice Arnott, Mrs Wayne Corbin.
Mrs. George Rapp, Mrs. f. Trittenbach,
Mrs. H. Fisher and Mrs. j. Padkin.
Some of the members of the Sigma
Beta sorority enjoyed a pretty birthday
party given by Miss Lillian Helm last
week Games and music preceded a
delicious supper. when toasts and good
wishes were in order. Among those
present were: Miss Lenore Grifith
Miss Henrietta Ludemann. Miss Anita
whelap. Miss Irene Fagothy, Miss
Ellie Squire, Miss Theresa COughlin
Miss Magreti Netche. Miss Dorothy
Ansbro, Miss Hilda Schloh, Edward
Ludlom, Robert Mckinney. Arthur
Wheeler, Marcus Meherin, Bernard
Brooker. Everett Hayes, Harry Woehl
Ralph Hammer. Jack Coughlin. Don
Reddish, Beecher Stowe and George
Frates.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott in Church street was the
scene of jolly evening party a few
days ago on the occasion of the birth
day of their son. Jack Scott Most of
the younger guests came in costume
and while they danced and played
games their elders enjoyed a game of
cards. Supper was served late in the
evening Some of those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Brennan. Mrs
P. J. Kfndelon, Nell Kendrick, Agnes
Kendrick, Katherine Kendelon, Esther
Hayden, Margaret Mahoney, Mabel
Hopper. Gertrude Brennan, Belle Bren-
nan, Genevieve Scott, Blanche Beebee
Beatrice Moore, Edna Weyman, F'rieda
REIN, Maude Humphreys, May F. Scott.
Jack Scott. Joseph Kindelon. Stanbaugh
Trueb. Jack McInerney, Daniel Hem
nessey. John Smith, Gus Belaisfe. Har-
old 'Cookson, John Ahern. Joseph Call
Albert Hahn. George Johnson, Francis
Scott, Edward Doherty and Leslie Lau-
meister.
Mrs. Alfred s. Gump accompanied her
husband on his trip to New York this
year, leaving San Francisco few days
ago. They expect to remain in New.
York about four months.
The engagement reception in honor or
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

the excitement OF building the new
house, which is TO be one Of the pref
tiest in the islands.
MI. and Mrs. Irwin and Miss Helene
viii not go down to their lovely
Hawaiian home this year, as they have
done for several summers. but plan
trip 10 Europe instead. This is not
Miss Helene's first visit TO Europe. for
she spent several months there after
her school days, but she is anticipat-
ing it with much enthusiasm, and It
is possible that the Irwins may re-
main on the other side is months or
two years. II they Go san Francisco
society viii miss them next winter. for
not only are dinners. card parties and
luncbeons affairs of weekly occurrence
in the Irwin home, but Miss Helene
is prominent in the Gayety club and
each season one Of the Gayety dances
is given in the Irwin ballroom.
Besides the Irwins and the Joseph
Grants and the wheeIers, all OF whom
VIII spend the summer in Europe.
thsrs are many lesser trips planned
by San F'ranciscans. The younger set
will miss Miss Frances Reed and her
mother, Mrs. Henry Campbell. who
leave this week for several months
in the east The Campbell home in
sausalito is noted for its hospitality,
and the debutante daughter is a great
favorite. so that there have been many
good times there this winter. Mrs.
Jessie DERRICK and her niece, Miss
Helen Bowie, viii leave soon for a
long visit in the east, which may pos
sfbly be extended to Europe. Miss
Bowie, by the way, returned lately
from visit to her sister. Mrs. Stanley
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

the Selby Hannas. whose bungalow at
Carmel by -the-Sea has been the scene
of much delightful hospitality. Mrs.
Huse and Mrs. Hanna are sisters. the
latter having been Miss Marie Wells
Nre. Walton Hedges said goodby to
hospitabie San Francisco early this
re@rr7 ~ to her Santa Bar
bara home. Lunches, teas and card
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

sented TO society, and, like many girls
nowadays, prefers working hard at her
chosen profession to any temptation OF
dinner or dance. She already is an ac-
complished pianiste, and is ambitious to
graduate from the ranks of the anna
teurs and take her place in the world.
The other picture is of Mrs. Frederick
Dickson, who was Miss Grace Dollar
until her marriage six months ago. The
Dicksons return this week from their
wedding trip. which was a delightful
one. They went straight from San Ra
fael, where the Dollars have a hand
some home, to New YORK, and sailed
from there to Europe, where they have
been ever since. Their letters home
have been full of the pleasures of life
IN the old world, and although they are
both glad TO be back again. they al
ready are planning another trip 10
some OF their favorite places abroad.
The death of Mrs. E. B. Cadwalader
was a blow to San Francisco society
foik. among whom she had held a
prominent place for many years. For
several months the reports Of her fail
ing health had given her friends here
serious concern. but the news of her
death last week was a shock. Mrs
cadwaiader was charming and graz
cious woman, and was loved bv the
younger girls and men as well as by
the elder people. Three children sur
vive her. Miss Linda, who travelled with
her mother for several months before
her death. Bertram Cadwalader and
George cadwalader, whose marriage to
Miss Charlotte Wilson was one OF the
prsttiest OF last seasons weddings.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Mrs Frederick Dickson Smith,
o Mrs
i Europe
photo accomplished opreers snnlscto ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Mrs NJ S. Friedenthal of New YORK.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Shrek. Mrs Shrek and Mrs
frleoentnai VIII receive Wednesday
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Miss Celeste Anseu and Bertran,
Friedberg. whose engagement was an
uounced recently. will be guests OF
honor at a reception this afternoon a.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cotton
562 Eighth avenue
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Professor and Mrs. Frederick zecsx
and their daughters. who have beer
abroad Tor nearly two years. expect 70
return to California in June.