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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-13
Taft Assumes The Mastery
Of the Republican Campaign
Candidate Announces His Determination to Direct the
Battle For Himself Henceforth-Plan of
the Struggle Enlarged.

CONTINUED from First Page)
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Slap at Congress.

The failure Of Congress ito consider.
much less enact, any bill to secure 10
workers the constitutional guaranty OF
equality before the law by removing
the abuse and perversion Of the injunc-
ton process" is also scored
The report says that these is a unan-
unity OF sentiment among union men
everywhere TO fully carry out the policy
declared by the organized labor move
nent- Advices from individual leaders,
national and international conventions,
Stats and local bodies, it is said, bear
out this statement.
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Best Figures Obtainable
Point 70 denomination of
Governor of New York.
ONLY ONE BALLOT
WILL BE NECESSARY
Enough Delegates Instructed 10.
Make Sure of Result in the !
Convention. =

NEW YORK. Sept L--A6hOugh 10
Is generally believed by the people and
admitted by The bosses that Governor
Hughes viii be renominated by the Re
publican state convention a. Saratoga
next Tuesday. IS far as instructed dele
gates are concerned he has nothing Ike
A majority OF the votes necessary %
nominate him
convention, and il VIII take, therefore,
at least SO 70 assure him Of the nom
nation An analysis OF the vote by as
Scmbly districts and counties. as It
stands on the eve Of the convention, at
a time when the advance guard Is be-
ginning 10 drift into the convention
town, IS interesting. It shows approx
imately the following result:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
Lloyd Scott Travel Talks

The sale of seats for the travel
talks" by Lloyd Scott will open tomor-
row morning a Sherman, Clay & Co s
Van Ness avenue store. The subjects
which this noted traveller will discuss
will be India. Egypt, Ireland. japan and
Russia Each viii be Illustrated by more
than 100 hand painted views. moving
panoramas of great beauty and inter-
esting moving pictures Two concur
rent courses viii be given so that at
tendance on successive nights will not
be necessary 10 hear the entire series.
The season viii open Monday evening
al Christian Science hall. There viii
be special matinees for school children
on Saturday.
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Mrs. H Hubbard. Miss Mabel Coey. Mrs Maur-
Ice Rosenthsl snd maid. W J. Sehloen LeOnia
Hsrrlsan, J. TTemey, A. F. Kitchener, Queen
johnson. Isabel Behrens J. Melvin. F. Julian
w C. Macdonald, Mrs s strauss Owen Sheri-
dan. Mrs. /. Danziger. Mr. and Mrs J. H.
Csliaghan, Ray Callaghan. NJ. Il. Fleming Mr.
and Mrs. p A Dolsn. Mrs. John o'Conn0r
OAKLAND. ALAMEDA. BERKELEY and
HAlWARD-Mr- and Mrs. ]. II. Strobridge
Mrs F. c. Wintoa, Carrie Ferguson Mr. and
Mrs t. +. Hearty, Rev J. B. McNaHy. j. H.
Hearty. F. C. Weeks Mrs. D. White Mrs T.
Gustaveson- Mrs r Nicholas. Mr. and Mrs
John f. Geary and son Mrs. Helwig Mr. and
Mrs. David Gage, A Berld. W. T. Clarke
R T. ManseIl. a W. Robinson. Thomas
Treth-ake, C. X. Nissen. 3. X NisSen james
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rohsn.
SAN JOSE and SAN MATEo-M- E Maloney
Anna Samuelson, r. u. Stack, c. " stack
NJ Z. Stack
SALINAS. wATsoNvILLE and MONTERREY
W Jacks. Rev. p FarreIiy. NJ Burke. Mr.
and Mrs. y. W James. Mr. and Ms y. o.
OIunteel. ". J. Brown Mrs. w J. Brown
Tony Caldero: Dr. c. B. Outheer. wife and child !:
Miss t Smith. Rolnie Jacks. E Ronie. Judge
B. V Sargent. Mrs B. V. Sargent Staulev
Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. W o. KerTick, Ham
n:oud Weeks, W. Z. Greene. Sir. and Mrs.
l. .. Hare
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HONOR MEMORY
OF WAR PRESIDENT
School Children and Veterans of
the Conflict of the States
Celebrate
Bronze Tablet Bearing Words of
Gettysburg Address Is
Presented

War songs and stories Of so years
ago were revived for a few hours
Friday afternoon. wFlen the members
of Lincoln post No. l. Grand Army
of the Republic. were the guests
of the teachers and scholars of the
Lincoln grammar school The occasion.
which was arranged for the presenta-
tion Of q bronze tablet. bearing the
Gettysburg Address,. was marked bv
songs and speeches and was concluded
with a rising vote Of thanks from the
school children
Han~y c. Dibhle was the spaake- Of
the afternoon and presented the tablet
with speech in which he incorporated
Lincoln's own stirring words. w w
Stone. principal of the Lincoln school.
accepted the tablet and presented IL in
turn 10 D. Oliver Jr. OF the school
board, who viii see that IL has an
IGNORED place in the handsome sehool
building TO be completed soon.
Alexander Kennedy, in welcoming
the veterans for his schoolmates. pro-
posed q vote of thanks. which was
anne nded by little Miss Agnes Kun
necke who wished the girls as we'll
as the boys TO jaiR in tine vote Miss
Alice stewart read d delightful essay
on Lincoln and Miss Anne Manner re
cited "Sheridan's Ride Hosts ana
guests united in singing various oatri-
otic songs The school rooms at Fourth
and Harrison streets had been elab-
orately decorated with flags and green
cry for the occasion. and made a pretty
setting for the uniforms OF the color
guard" and the bright faced children.
The veterans present were.
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CLUB GIVES WHIST PARTY

The Harmonic club of san Bruno
park gave whist party at its club
house in San AnselmO avenue Thursday
evening Mrs. Barnwell won first prize
and Mrs. Frank Pailas the consolation
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Charles Brose. AIR. and Mrs Robert
Liddle. Mr.. and AIRS. + NJ a PaIlas
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank PalIas Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Flanders. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Birkenfeld Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Keel. Dir. and Mrs V. B. Cos
per. Mr.. and Mrs. BaTnweIl Mr. and
Mrs George Roy. Mrs. Holmes. Miss
Holmes, VIII Holmes. E Tormey. l. E.
J. Hall, F. McGill and DR.. Z. n Boehm
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Life.

San Francisco, California
August 4th, 1905
Mr.. Ira A Miller.
Sec. Wickham Havens, Inc.
Oakland. Cal
Dear Sir: In reply TO your
query as to my opinion as 10
Piedmont as residence. !
would say that in my eStima-
tion there is no portion Of the
state that is more desirable
as a residence than Piedmont
Its climate is superior TO any
other portion OF the bay dis
trict.
After considerable investi-
cation of all the communities
in, around and about the bay
of San Francisco. / decided on
the purchase of one OF your
pieces OF property in Pied
mont because of the success
full combination of all the
ideal qualities which compose
an attractive residence dis
trict. Another feature that
appeals 10 me is the fact that
Piedmont is a community OF
nome owners intensely inter-
ested in thes government Of
the municipality: this govern
mental interest causes the tax
rate TO be lower than nine
tenths OF the other communi-
ties in this state.
The house built for me on
this property purchased from
your association has far ex-
ceeded my expectation and 1
believe your methods to be
without criticism and therein
unique. while your courtesy is
greatly to be appreciated
I believe that the advance
in the valuation in my prop
erty has been such in the last
twelve months that If / cared
TO sell (which ! do not) that
! could easily secure an ad-
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TRICKED oUT OF COIN

John Duis. 1S0 Third street. met Jo-
seph Roche and Harry shaw ar CrErar
rell and Steiner streets on Friday night
and they induced him TO go into Sa-
loon, where they began talking about
horse racing. Duis put SIS on the bar
10 bet ON race. when Roche and Shaw
snatehed the coin and ran away. They
were arrested yesterday by Detectives
Leo Bunner and T. f OConneIl on a
charge of petty larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
Wigwan

\ complete change Of bill is prom
ised al the Wfgwam theater for the
week commencing this afternoon. Bar
ney Eagan. assisted by Henrietta BY
rom viii Introduce an amusing sketch:
q sensational tumbling act will be Of
fered by the seven Zanzibar Arabs. the
four musical Hodges will make their
first appearance on the Pacific coast
Florence Modena and company in a
one act farce, Bargain Mad" will add
variety 10 the program. and Captain
Barnacle" will be staged by Prior and
James. a big novelty in Juggling is
promised in "Hoopville'' by Harry Kra-
ton and company. Edward 7. Emery
Will stage 4 vaudeville version of The
Devil -
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BEwARE STOLEN MONEY ORDERS

san Francisco businessmen are
ders or giving merchandise in exchange
for money orders unless they first ex-
anime them carefully to ascertain that
they do not bear the following num-
bers. Stolen from Brooks, Ia. 1892.
5293 SEGA 5310 5311, 1926 and 5325:
stolen from Eunice, La, $3.50 10 500 in
elusive
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Empire

Follow Inc crowd and you'll land at
the Empire theater. where the famous
Salome dance is being staged this
week Miss .ieSSica Orr'S success was
50 sensa tional last week that the man
agement OF tire popular playhouse has
decided 10 retain ber for still another
week. Another high salaried head liner
VIII be Tatum. who viii be seen in
a mysterious act which has been a
European success as well as New
York sensation Unthan. the armiess
wonder VIII be another top notch at
traction, and the Australian trio of
singers and comedians; Arthur and
LOttie Helston, eccentric dancers. Jack
Mckay. who is said to be another
Harry Lauder: Escoe Ives in new IL
lustrated songs. and a new set of
moving pictures viii complete the
weeks attractions at The Empire.
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GUESTS AT SUMNER RESORTS
HOTEL DEL CORONADO

HOTEL DEL CORONADO. Sept. 2s.-
Arrivals at the Hotel Del Coronado
during the last week:
FROM SAN FRANCISCO-Nr. and NrS
Wakefield Baker Miss Marion Baker Charles
Fox. 5 N. Spaulding. A ]. Buckley. !. W
Hn3s.,, Hi9s, Fsget sT .nd Mr. ~. and NTs 1 4 I.
Earney. W A. Connolly. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
II. P varney. Mrs. NJ. c. Nav Mrs Alice
Sexton. John Baker Ir- r. Kniehtoa
BYRON HOT SPRINGS
BYRON HOT SPRINGS. Sept 2s.-
Arrivals at Byron Hot Springs during
the last week:
SAN FRANCIScO-sir. and Mrs. J. H. II
man. l. Biamherg. Z. 7. Hart. f. l. Conner
Doherty. Il. D. MeEIroy. r. ga Penterao srthD- AZ NJ
B. Walsh. Samuel 6. Buekhet. y. Ercieirh v
NJ Garner ]. c. Atwood. Miss " EhIuck John
NJ. Brieker. NJ A Fleming. T. Bielenberg II
;. Peterson. John z Beaten, William CurIett
J. ] MahoEeE. J. y Patrick. L. z. Lowe. Mr..
A Brown. Miss n. KohIe. Tom SAWYER II
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Littlepsge. Frank Little
oAKLASD-c. c. csnheld J. W. Phillips.
enfield Alex Hirshberg. j. c. Lewis. Lncien J.
sACRAMENTO-Mrs. w A. Curtis. Mr.. and
Mrs e J.. KrIpp Mr. and Mrs. 6. Bsumsnn.
Brown
EIREKA-John Howe visalIa-Rer. !. +.
oiD- bNuirid-J- Gnanfk- San Eafael-C- W.
Glaze Modesto-SIrs. T. A. Piilman Miss p
E. Pillmsn Dixon-Thomas Weld Harvard
Mrs Neudeck MaxxelI-NrS NcDermo;t
Portland. ore--H- VI. Pahst Mill waller
Mrs Charles Mayer Jr. Los Anceies-I T.
Condor. VA. Davis. Neuman-M. J. soylza
KeTn-J ". Pawr shrdinlu uETAOTN 1905 6
Kern- W Payne- ReedIey-Mr and Mrs
" W Green
PARAISO SPRINGS
PARAIso SPRINGS. Sept ss.-Recent
arrivals al Paraiso Springs are:
FROM SAN FRANcISCo-Niss ]. Brooks.
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your properties and your
methods OF handling them I
have. always done so 10 my
friends and shah take pleas
ure in continuing 70 DO so
20 any desiring choice home
properties
Very sincerely yours.
(Signed)
JOHN w METCALF.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
Notes of the Theater
At Home and Abroad

Cecilia Rhoda is a member OF Rich
ard carle's company in .Mary's Lamb"
Klaw & Erlanger's production of
Ben Hur" will be the holiday attrac-
ton at the Van Ness theater-
Dustin Farnum appears at the Van
Ness theater two weeks hence in Ed
win Milton Royle's drama The Squaw
Rose Stahl and her New York COM
pany are coming here in The Chorus
Lady It VIII be the stars first visit
TO the coast
Checkers which was seen here last
year, VIII play return engagement
soon, and Hans Roberts. who played
the leading role, viii again be seen in
the part.
W. Il. Frazee, who sent out many
season. has The Isle of Spice" and "A
Knight for a Day booked for the
American theater this fall
Rice and Cady have a host of per-
sonal friends in this city and they are
arran nging for a reception TO be given
70 the German comedians when they
appear in Hip. Hip. Hooray."
Texas delightful play OF south
western life on the plains, viii be pre-
sented for the first time on the Pacific
coast next week at the American the
ater at the close Of the Hip. Hip Hoo
ray" engagement.
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Piedmont. California
sept 7th. 1898.
Mr.. Ira A. Miller.
Sec Wickham Havens, In
corpOrated. Oakland. Cal.
yours OF the 1st inst will
say that four years ago Tire
Piedmont Building AssOcia-
tion built a home for me IN
Piedmont. and as 10 design,
finish and thOrOuShnesS OF
construction. il certainly has
fulfilled my expectations
As a place Of residence I do
not know OF any section that
excels Piedmont 1t has AL
the advantages OF city life.
without the noise dirt and
Traffic It's climate is from
10 10 degrees warmer than
the neighbOring cities and
towns lying nearer the bay
Alto gether IL is an ideal spot
for q family home
AS an investment IL has ex-
Ceeded my greatest expecra-
tions- Lots IN my immediate
neighborhooG have doubled in
ingS with the Piedmont Build
ing Association have been
such that I can consistently
recommend the company and
its properties TO any one who
desires a home or a good in
vestment- Yours very truly.
HORACE F. srRorHER
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Stageland Gossip
Confined from Page 2e

the west. The dancer who Will perform
the difficult dance is a marvel OF grace
and symmetry and the lighting effects
viii be beautiful and vivid
The White Tigress of Japan viii
be seen for the last times this after
noon and evening. All of the Central
players. including Miss Laura Hudson,
viii be IN the cast of Uncle Toms
Cabin :,
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To Readers of the
Saturday Evening Post
Country Life in 4naeHca

You have frequently read the above named journals the personal
and
happiness and financial independence
of small and fair salary
have succeeded In getting nd of landlords forever
YOU have pesed the vbe tales of who after falling make profits
through business have made profits and satisfaction
through hinyesn In land
If interested these articles the Saturday Evening Post and
Country Life know will be interested these three letters from
which tell the satisfaction and profit those the Post and
Count Ie
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
RESORTS

Readers of The Call. when writing
for rates reservations at the re-
sorts advertised. viii confer n favor By
mentioning the name OF this paper.
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Chutes

The vaudeville programs al the
Chutes are proving popular 1t this
Sundays matinee an entirely new bill
VIII be presented. Sidney Payne sup
ported by a clever company. will ap-
pear in One Touch of Nature Pierce
and Roslyn, operate vocaIist cos
Junlesl as toreadorS. Lindstrom and An
derson, comedy acrobats: James T.
Dervin. ventriloquist. and Eleanor
Blanchard. who eNcels as mimic and
vocalist. viii. with a new set Of NOV
ing pictures, conclude the program.
Thursday nights are devoted 70 the
amateurs. and the concessions in the
grounds are proving attractive 10 thou
sands Of amusement seekers.
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National

The popular vaudeville house at Post
and Steiner streets IS introducing an
entirely new bill al the matinee today,
and from All indications il will be the
best Yet seen at Sid Graumanss theater
Anybody who knows about vaudeville
Is familiar with the fame of George A.
Street and company. who call them
selves the commanders of the world"
Their act is worthy of its celebrity
and VIII create sensation at the Ma
tional.
Dora ko0oa- gypsy VioliniSt. IS an
other interesting number on the prom
ised bill she is ciassed as one of the
most shiiiful and gemperamental of
players and VIII make her first appear
ance IN California al the National
one. OF the choicest acts on the bill
VIII be provided BY Murray X Hill and
his talented company. VINO win appear
In The Only Survivor" an original ne
gro plaEier other numbers on the
long program VIII be presented by
Armstrong and Davis. amateur chauf-
feurs': the McLina brothers. horizontal
bar acrobats: La Auto Girl" known
as the marvel; the Metropolitan four.
vocaiists; Irene Bulger. comedienne.
and the fremont trio OF novelty enter
tainers- With an abundance of bright
music by Charles Albert's excellent or
chestra and new moving pictures the
bill viii be completed
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Do You Want $500.
Read The Calls weekly offer on page 43.
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vance OF 100 per cent.
I could cheerfuIIy recon-
mend to those who are de-
sirous OF owning their own
home in Piedmont that they
could do no better than TO
consider and accept the terms
that you are advancing from
time to time Wishing you
all success in your future Op-
erations 10 advance the inter
est OF those who desire 10 own
or occupy their own home. 1
remain, Yours very truly,
{Signed)
WALLACE ". EVERETT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
PaRAIso SPRINGS

PARAISo SPRINGS, Sept se.-Recent
arrivals al Paraiso Springs are:
FROM SAN FRANCISCo-Niss ]. Brooks
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Macdonough Building
Room L.

Room T.
Aug. 5th, 1908
Mr.. Ira Miller.
Secretary. Wickham Hav-
ems. Incorporated. Oakland
Cal.
Dear Sir: In reply to your
favor or recent date, am
pleased 10 state that I have
found the business methods OF
the Piedmont Building ASsO-
citation perfectly satisfactory
The two houses built for me
by said association have both
fulfilled my expectations and
I am sure the rise in value
speaks more for Piedmont
property than anything 1 can
say.
Having resided in Pied
mont some three and One-half
years, I can say in all candor
that If 1 should dispose OF
my house there today 1 should
at once arrange TO build again
in Piedmont tomorrow. No
more beautiful spot can be
found and the entire environ
ment makes IL a most choice
residence district. which ow-
ing TO the restriction IL viii
always continue TO be.
can certainly recommend
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Dustin Farnum appears at the Van
Ness theater two weeks hence in Ed
win Milton Royle's drama The Squaw
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O'Connor, Miss NJ
FACET Miss II. FACET Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Barthe. Mrs. 9. r. Ring. Mrs. George
Taylor, afr- L Zedermann. Mr. L B.
CrowI. Mrs J. Zentner. Miss Zentner.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Leumberger, E. g.
Bigelow. Mrs. Dr. H s Fraser. Mrs {.
F. Humphreys and family, F. r. Nc
Lean A1r. and 8irs. T. J. Crowley. Mr.
and Mrs J. g Cebrian. the Misses
Cebrian. Ralph J. Cebrian, Miss f.
p Guerin. Mr. and Mrs. a. Meerteef,
Miss Hannah Meerteef, Mr.. and Mrs.
H r Bostwick. Charles ETH. Mrs.
r. Dusenbury. all of San Francisco;
Bishop Joseph II Johnson. Dr. Lee
Allen. William L Judson. ]. Wuest, R.
J. Wuest. Mrs L Lefebvre, Mr. and
Mrs a W Skinner. Mr. and Mrs E a
Leigh Miss Louise Jones. ]. l. Nc
Donald. Miss Jennie B. WaIrath. Miss
Florence Lamb. A z Mansbach. Oscar
Fiachs, all OF Los Angeles. l. Levy, NJ
Levy. OF Oakland.
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the great red oaks, the beeches, birches
and chestnuts will be handled with scrupu-
lous care, so that they may yield the max
imum Of lumber. yet afford a constant suc-
oession of mature trees.
The teaching force on the ground will be
Richard Thornton Fisher, assistant pro-
fessor of forestry; Austin Cary. assistant
professor Of forestry; Edward Charles
Jefry. professor OF vegetable histology;
John George Jack. instructor In forest
botany. and Benton MacKaye. instru otor
In forestry. During the period Of study
not directly upon the ground the students
will attend the lectures and the labora-
tories Of many other professors and in
structors.
Harvard came into possession Of the
forest at Petersham about a year ago. 1t
had been owned and administered by James
W. Brooks. who, feeling that it should be
preserved as a model forest. offered it to
Harvard at much below its estimated selling
value. He also joined with some Of the
n%eighboring landowners in securing for
Harvard as gifts between two and three
hundred acres Of adjacent land.
These gifts were contingent upon the
acquisition by the university OF the main
ioioSe hoSt. oht oo"i hihSS' fidi Ndiu
graduate Of 1901. gave the purchase money
for the and and 81, 200 in addition for equip
ment and repairs. What the university
thus obtains is a glorious bit of native wilder
ness, Tended by its remoteness from the
intrusion Of he outside world. but trav-
ersed by fifteen miles OF ~serviceable roads
and supplying every essential need Of the
forestry department park. commc. oial
forest. hunting preserve inc adult kinder
garten in one.
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and nothing more was said about the waning
vacation until about two days before we
were due to return.
Then upon a comparison Of notes We
found that we'd suddenly tired Of the sea-
shore. both Of us. and that we were only
too dead willing to start for home. The
answer was Of course that we'd both made
up our minds that there was no way out
Of II. that we simply had to return, and so
we'd been quietly adapting ourselves to the
inevitable inc framing up reasons why
we were dog tired Of the whole v~acationizing
business.
do you know she said to me as we
rocked away on the porch two days before
our time was up. IN be mighty glad to get
back. deed I SHALL
Same here said /. I'm sick and tired
Of this place and then we fell to knocking
the seashore place that only a few days
before we had so DIRE AIDED to leave.
We discovered that there was a mighty
common and ornery lot OF people coming
down for the month Of August. We found
that the hotel table was getting measly,
and upon comparison Of ideas we found
that to both OF us every, article on the bill
Of fare had been tasting like stewed carrots
and nothing else for several days past.
we agreed that the bad MOSQUITO period
was just about due. She wa just as tired
Of sea bathing as I was, It s~eemed-had
become utterly sick Of the Job Of undressing
and dressing again. And the sea itself
was becoming sort Of m~onotonous to her,
It appeared, as ! declared IL also had be-
come to me-.
And the folks around the hotel with
whom we had become acquainted had
suddenly become embarrassing, or bores,
or something, and we'd wearied Of Watching
the progress OF the various hotel flirtations
we'd been studying. and the chatter Of
the young fellows and girls on the porches
had suddenly become annoying, and the
clacking Of the %dowagers about the all
ments Of their :.ranGchl1ren was irritating,
and the behavior OF tho young 'un around
the hotel was becoming insupportable,
! and the wind seemed to a shifted so
| that our room was excessively hot at night,
and the bands on the piers seemed to play
tho same old chestnuttv pieces every night,
and wouldn't II be bully to get something
to ca. eg lin, and maybe our own big bath
tub wouldn't be appreciated when we got
into Il again. and the New York market
stores must be full Of good things in the
way OF vegetables and fruits at this season,
and August wasn't 90 hot In New York at
that. and, talking about heat, II was mighty
hot, wasn't II, right there on that porch,
with the sea only a few yards away-and a
whole long line more OF that cheerful and
heartening stun. We both had identically