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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
NElm,il,, New Haven Lin
 Hlk,nck,, CnDNEw YORK. THE AlVSaMSMT TenSOUTH AND WEST ItsMs1xZ FARES REDUCED.

STEAMER RICHARD PECK, From New Hsven-Leave Belle Do daily except Mondays l:30 a m
 From New York-Leave Pier 20, Ed River, foot Peck Slip. 800 D. m. daI except Sundays. Time between M Haven and New York about i've hcuI
 Tickets and stateroom at Bishop Co.'S, 1855 Orange street. also at Bel Dock and on Steamer.
 GEO. c. BLACK. Agent. Ne~ Haeen|
 F. c. COLBY. Gen. Pass Agt-. N II
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Marie Tanner spent Sunday Tn aterbury as the guest of trlends on North Willow street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

Mrs, Fred Boyd of Bridgeport is spending a. few days with relatives in this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
StarIn's N.Y.&N.H.Lins

DAILl EACEkT SAIukDAl. pAsskN1kk AND Efik.AuAA SERVICE Leaves New Haven s.90 ?. h., Staria Pier, foot or Brown Street. Leave New York s.oo ?. m-, Cortland Sires. Pier No. l3, x. k. Fs-. sc, excursi. ' tickets SL26. Rooms s1. Take Cha, nt ktress cars to Brewery street.
 Q. H. FISHER. AReAA, New Haven. C9nRl
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
MAKES PLANS FOR
FINE UNION DEPOT
Burnham's Scheme for Immense
Structure Between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets

Architect D. H Burnham, ranking as
one Of the worlds greatest experts. has
taken charge with enthusiasm of the
scheme for an immense union depot on
the block between Eleventh and
street at the intersection of Van Ness
avenue
Burnham has made plans for the
structure and a ground plan for placing
the depot in accordance with the orig
inal "Burnham plan" for San Francisco.
Burnham follows broadly the lines OF
the first plans made by Chief Engineer
Rogers OF the Ocean Shore railroad for
the depot site, but proposes number
Of Celebrations which would add TO the
civic beauty of the enterprise
Burnham's plan contemplates q broad
plaza, more than a block deep, in q
semicircIe, fronting on Market street.
Van Ness avenue would run into this
plaza at one angle. while from another
direction an extension of the Golden
Gate panhandle would converge The
present volunteers monument now al
the foot OF Van Ness avenue would re-
main where placed. while in symmetri-
cal opposition would be placed another
monument at the entrance OF the pam
handle extension TO the plaza
The scheme for the union depot al
this point. which was first proposed
some months ago. has met with much
favor from property owners of the dis
trict. II is understood that the plan
has been broached TO the various rail-
roads interested and met with not un-
favorable consideration.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
REALTY MARKET
NEARLY NORMAL
Umbsen & Co. Report That
Sales Are Becoming
Much Brisker
There Is an Increased Inquiry
for Property in Parkside
District

G. II. Umbsen & Co. report a brisk
movement in sales and say that there is
every indication that the market viii
resume soon its normal condition. There
has been considerable inquiry after
They report the following recent
sales:
1852 feet north Of Twentiet6. 5Ozl22.6; S. 500.
Hibernia savings and loan society. lot Al
100; $3.50.
Hibernia savings and loan society. lot south
vest corner Dupont and Edith streets 1sx6o;
J. J. MeLaughlin. lot south line Of Ninna
street, 22z:6 feet east Of Seventh, 25.sxsoi
J. W. Higgins. lot and improvements vest line
Of Fillmore street. - south Of Paeihc- 29xloo'
Anna Goetjen. lot southwest corner Of Broad
way and Morse street, 20x60: S1-925-
line Treat avenue 40 feet south Of Twenty
fifth street, 25x1i2:6. $500
feet north Of Jackson street. 25xso: $500.
American G. and 5. company. lot IN cast line
Diamond street. 25x1o5: $3.50
street, IS feet west Of Fourth. 25xIl0, s., 100.
City realty company. lot in east line Tenth
avenue, 800 feet north Of h street. 25xl2oi
Thomas l. Henderson. lot in south line Randall
street. 1e5 feet west OF Chenery, 25x125; terms
Martina A Ellis, lot in the west lire Of Six
tenth avenue. $50 feet north Of Lake street
25x120; 81. $50.
City realty company, lot at the southeast cor
ner Of street and Fourth avenue. Ss-6zs5i
S7.100
Marie o. Gaddes. lot az the southeast corner
OF Cole and Alma streets. 51;3x1oo; 1000.
Priest estate. lot and improvements in east
line of York street. 20 feet north OF Twenty
third 25x1O0: So, 100.
Priest estate, lot and improvements in wesi
line Of Bryant street. $50 feet north Of Twenty
fourth. 26xlO0; 81. 200.
Priest estate lot and improvements In west
line Of Chattanooga street. 25 feet north ot
Twenty fourth 25xl00. So 600.
Richard Schieve. lot and Improvements In
east line of De Long avenue, 131 south Of
Frederick street, 251S5; $500.
Ellen Mshoney. lot and improvements IN easi
lire Of Blake street, 1T5 feet south OF GearT,
25x125; s.. .ooo-
John Kun lot and improvements in west line
Of Douglass street. Ito feet north Of Eighteenth,
z5x155; $500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
POST BECOMING
A RETAIL STREET
Many Important Leases OF
Property Made in That
Thoronghfare

Judging from the number of leases
that have been made recently in Post
street that thoroughfare promises to
be one of the most popular in the city
and it looks as if it will be one Of the
greatest retail streets IN San Fran
cisco The class OF stores that are
going there are such as TO attract 9
high order Of patronage
Among the firms that have made q
speciality Of Post street leases is Strong
Belden & Farr, who report the follow
ing leases:
The Jewellers bailding. seven story class A
building in north side Of Post street between
hesrry street and Grant avenue. 10 the fol-
lowing firms for terms ranging from one 10 10
years: Charles KeiiuS & Co. east store.
Sq9. 600; Nordrnzn Brothers, fourth fcor,
$e5. .0oo. A l. Hall & son, sixth foor. S102. .0oo;
American District Telegraph company. portion
OF second floor. SO. 700: J. s. DinkelspieI Of
zee s2.7o0; George GreenzEeig Co., office.
81. 600; h C. Van Ness & Co. Office, 1.3oo:
r. Mohr 4 Sons, Office $3.50: Rothschild &
Hsdeafsldt. Office. IS. 500. The above firms are
already taking occupancy OF this building
The same firm also reports the fol-
lowing loans:
A ". Wilson On property at southeast cor
$50, 600. which Is now being improved with q
four story class C building for stores and room
ing house The terms for this loan are for twu
years al per cent. Mrs Caroline ". Hollis,
$4,000 for two years ar per cent lot in
north side OF Union street, 90 feet west OF
Larkin street. 6IxsT:6 for the purpose Of
building an apartment house OF "a apartments o.
three and four rooms
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
REAL ESTATE MEN
IN HOPEFUL MOOD
Predict an Era OF Great Pros
perity in San Francisco
and Vicinity
Property in Better Demand and
August Promises to Be
Banner Month

Every real estate man Is more hope
~ than he was . week ago.
There were a good many operators
VINO predicted dull times until after
the election. and then for some time
afterTrard, until affairs shaped them
selves
These gloomy views. however, no
longer md expression in The different
ofnces, and many are so Wei pleased
with the turn business has taken dur
ing the week that Ihey affirm that II IL
keeps up for the rest OF The year as Il
has been doing in the hrst days OF
August they VIII have had q profitable
business.
Real estate men have been hard hit
by the recent depression and there IS
hardly man 10 De found who VIII
say that he has not run behind II the
nrst six months of The year July
promised Isvorably, but August looks
as i II VIII be banner month.
INQUIRY Is GOOD
Among those who have reasons 70
feel assured that there VIII be lively
market shortly is George +. Lyon Of
Lyon & Hoag. and II speaking OF the
market lie said
There has been more inquiry FOR
property since The first OF the month
than We had from July 10 g. Last
month there were only three inquiries
IN the first nine days, while we had six
Tor the first SIX days OF the present
month
a better feeling everywhere Is no
-icesble and business Is better This
70 certain extent is accountable 70
tne circumstance that people are re-
turning from the country They are
bringing back with them more buoy
ant spirit
There Is q good demand for income
paving property Something that pays
e good net rate OF interest has z good
demand
-O@ces are renting well and there
is e brisk demand on The part OF manu-
facturers' agents and all persons who
sell goods 10 retail stores. for they
srticipste the movement downtown OF
stores and wish 70 take time BY the
forelock and get desirable locations
81 moderate rent before the rush be-
gins
WANT TO BE IN SWIM
Manufacturing jewellers and those
handling dentists and doctors supplies
are coming downtown rapidly. The
fact that The Emporium VIII open for
business bv October ! Is Fastening the
movement. and il viii not be six months
before the old retail quarters is re-
established
Ouc OF town property has been
doing vel We have sold lots sggre-
eating SS0.ooo IN the 2liram0nte tract
and many handsome houses are being
built there. There is also z strong
demand a. Burlingame. and the Boston
investment company is building 10
houses there on the insrallment plan"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
WILLS PART OF ESTATE
FOR CATS AND PARROTS
Mrs. Annie L. Lowry Leaves
Half Million Dollars TO
Charity

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Half
million dollars out OF an estate OF
SsOo.Ooo IS given 10 charity by the
viii OF the late Mrs. Annie L Lowry
OF this city. The viii. which was
rrobared today. directs that $5.e00 be
Invested and the income paid 10 Violet
Peak z cousin for the care OF cats
and parrots that belonged 70 Mrs
I.oWrV VINO was S. years old when
sic died on August J. These pets are
20 be considered as having equal share
IN The income. and when they die the
trust fund reTerts 10 other heirs.
FIFTY institutions and societies are
remembered in the viii Mrs. LOWry
rad no frnm edizte relatives. but cousins
Tz-re IN the beouests- Three servants
wiz receive $1o.eeo, $4,000 and $4,000
respecllEely.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
BOSTON is SWEPT
BY SEVERE STORM
Rainfall of Cloudburst Charac-
ter Is Accompanied by
Terrific Lightning

BOSTON. Aug. For half an hour
this afternoon Boston was swept by
one of the most severe thunder storms
IN years. The rainfall. which was OF
cloudburst character. was accompanied
by terrific lightning and thunder.
Streets were flooded from curb 10 curb
while the wind drove mist and spray
in clouds so that IL was impossible 10
see buildings 40 feet away. Street
traffic OF every description for the time
being was suspended. The rainfall was
1-s5 inches.
Lightning struck in several places
and two water mains. one IN South Bos-
ton and one in the Back Bay section,
burst.
Many of the stalls in the market dis
trfct were flooded
The knights OF Pythias in camp al
Franklin field were preparing to break
camp when the storm hit the tents In
q few minutes the field was flooded
Tents were sent flying through the air
and the knights and their families
made wild dash for shelter in nearby
houses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
cALrFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Aug THE following
Cslifornians are registered IN New
York
san Francisco - James Wetherell.
WaIdorf-Astoria; E E VALLEY. Broad
urav Central. J. B Flood Continental. f.
Mrs. H r Muller. St Denis. W II.
Nrrrav. Cosmopolitan: Mrs c G Noble.
continental. H :. Howard. Gilsey
house, r T. Barbour. Seville; z L.
Tlov-uire- Hotel Bristol. Il Levy. Hotel
7wnerisf- ". AFFORD, A. 9. Headman,
ssfor house; G II. Pierson. Hoffman
a Van Ness. Seville. J. A Eddy.
EIa---f.aee- j. Dorr, Martha Washing
rrr. u II. Eclesty. Herald Square
TnS AnEeles-C. J. Clarke. Astor
E1ouse. j. G Jacques. Hotel Albert. II.
costello. Belmont. W " Godsmzrk.
(srarf Union J. Glass. Martha Wash
PsSsdens-E. NJ Wright. Cadillac.
ReddfnE-R z. Boiling. Mrs. r z.
Boiling. Hotel Marlborough
RIrerside-G- c. Merrill Park Ave
oakisn6-v X. Albright. Martha
washington. Z. " Marston. Mrs E.
II. Narston. Hotel Wolcott; L Newbeil
Herald square
Pe6dis-L H AIbrecht- Giisey house.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
SAYS PETER CLAUDIANES
IS IN A NEVADA LAIR
Mining Man Makes Discovery
That Causes State Police to
Start for Old Mill
sPEcIAL pIsPATcH 70 THE CAII

RENO, New, Aug. Ajax Wolf, a
mining engineer. arrived in Reno to-
night from Inlay. and reports that
Peter Claudianes and his Greek COM
panion are camped in an old mill be-
tween Inlay and Mill City. and that
they are heavily armed. well supplied
with provisions and prepared to make
strong resistance in the event that
their lair is uncovered
The state police place so much con-
fidence in Wolfs story that tonight
they are headed for the mill. What
gives credit 10 the report is the fact
that the last trace the officers had of
the fugitives was at INLAY. where they
were seen several days ago
Wolf did not know that Claudianes
was wanted until he arrived in San
Francisco. Wolf expressed his willing
ness TO return with the officers IL nee
essary and help effect the capture OF
the two men
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
ALLISON'S REMAINS
REPOSE IN STATE
Friends and TownspeopIe Look
Upon the Face of the
Dead Senator

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. I'm the
north parlor OF the unostentatious ALI
son home in this city during this after
noon and evening the body Of Iowa's
most distin guished citizen lay in state
There friends and townspeople were
permitted 10 look upon the features OF
Senator Allison
The flower tributes have been limited
by those in charge of the funeral to
q blanket of flowers upon the casket
The congressional delegations will not
arrive until tomorrow afternoon and
the ceremony today viii be quiet and
without form.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
FUNERAL OF BARKER
CONDUCTED BY MASONS
Friends Gather to Pay Last
Respects TO Popular
San Josean
sPECLAL DISPATCH 70 he CALI

san JOSE. aug THE funeral OF
Curtiss Il Barker. the popular civil en-
gineer. lodge member and yschtsman.
who committed suicide last Tuesday
morning By leaping from his yacht
NurieI on EEalfmOon bay, while On z
rrfu from Santa Cruz 10 this city. was
red this morning The local lodge OF
Nasous mad charge OF the services and
3 large number OF the members Of
the Nssons. Odd Fellows. Eiks and
other orders Of which he was z mem
Der followed the body 70 the 11-59
train. on which * was sent 10 Cypress
lawn cemeIerE- Rev J. W Gresham.
rector OF Trinity Episcopal church, Of
related Beautiful floral offerings.
most conspicuous among which were
those from the South Bay yacht club
and The san Francisco yacht club, COW
cred the csskeL The services were
very impressive
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
caPTTsITsT IS ARRESTED

SANTA Rosa Aug 1T & John
eo- a local capitalist. was arrested
te~e today. charged with grand larceny
IN Roherr Schuithess. 70 whom John
son rad recently sold q second hand
business IN this city The complaining
witness declares that Johnson returned
- -he store after be had given posses
SION ard took a number OF valuables
-rn~f5 more than $500. claiming them
- hfF own There were diamonds.
~rs-~hes and weapons included IN the
.-ts.-fez taken By Johnson The latter
gsve $500 bail pending a hearing IN
he Justices court
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
PIoNEER woMAN DIES

NAPA- Aug. Mrs. P. H Lennon.
= well known pioneer of Napa, died at
her home IN this city today. She had
resided in California for the last 81
years. spending 20 years in Napa- In
1851 Mrs. Lennon came TO San Fran
cisco with her parents, Captain and
Mrs James Welch. and she resided
there for i years with them Captain
Welch was prominent in commercial
and other lines in san Francisco for a
number OF years. Mr. and Mrs Len
non occupied e large farm south Of
Nspa which has now become the A B.
Spreckels stock farm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
LOSES sUIT AGAINsT ROAD

SANTA ROSA. Aug. 7.-Judge EN-
nett SeaWeu granted a nonsuit in the
SIS. 900 damage suit OF Herbert Snyder
against the Northwestern Pacific rail-
road here this morning on the ground
that the plaintiff had not shown any
connection OF the defendant with the
responsibility for the accident Sny-
der's suit was TO recover damages for
the loss Of an arm while engaged with
a wrecking crew of the railroad in
removing the Bohemia bridge over the
Russian river.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
LODI CAN PROCEED
WITH SALE OF BONDS
Superior Judges of San Joaquin
County Dissolve Temper
arY Injunction

STOCKTON. Aug. Judges Nutter
Smith and Norton of the superior court
of San Joaquin county. sitting en- banc
this morning, handed down q decision
dissolving the temporary injunction
against the sale of bonds voted by
Lodi for the erection of a municipal
light and water plant.
Carey Brothers secured q temporary
Injunction, alleging that the sale OF
electric light and water to private con-
sumers by a city was illegal. The
court held that IL was in keeping with
the charter provisions Of Lodi, a city
of the sixth class
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
WRECK OF ANUBIS MAY
BE TOWED TO PORT
Cargo Has Been Removed and
Holes Will Be Patched
With Canvas
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

SANTA BARBARA. Aug. The
wreck OF the steamer Anubis. II all
goes as expected. VIII leave next sun
day or Monday on its way 10 san Fran
cisco. Satisfactory progress has been
made IN removing the barley with
pumps. and the last Of the cargo worth
saving has been removed. II is be-
lieved the holes in the hull can be
patched with canvas so that the yes
sci can be safely towed 10 port
This Is the substance of the informa-
tion brought today by the steam
schooner Fulton. which came here with
diving suits. pumps and other apparatus
shipped by express Il also brought
the report that some Of the mutinous
sailors who objected 70 the hard work
OF ssTing the cargo had been sent TO
san Ersncisco in irons by Captain
Pillsbury OF the marine underwriters.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
TROUBLE OVER EARRING

Mrs. Maud Hamilton, who gave her
address as Reno. New. obtained a war
rant from Police Judge Conlan yester-
day for the arrest Of Matt Smith on q
came from Reno together and Mrs
Hamilton says she gave Smith a dia-
mond earring Of the value of s525 on
March 1 TO make into a scarf pin He
also got possession of the other ear
ring for safekeeping and refuses to
part with IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
ROOFS ARE BLOWN OFF

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA severe
electrical storm during which there was
a heavy fall of hail struck this city
and vicinity today. In the city many
roofs were blown OF and trees were
uprooted- At Westchester lightning
struck a shed under which a party of
negro workmen had sought shelter and
six of them were injured.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
SWIMMERS DROWN IN RIVER

MARYSvILLE. Aug Arthur z.
Sailing, an empIoye OF the Wells-Fargo
company. and John Bishop. an employe
OF the Gem theater. were drowned this
evening while swimming in the Feather
river two miles north Of this city. They
were boating all the afternoon in COM
pany with two girls in a launch The
men were taken with cramps They
have relatives in Chico. The river Is
being dragged for their bodies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
PRoFEssoR NIrcHELL REsIGNs

WASHINGTON. Aug. Professor c.
". Mitchell. superintendent OF agents
for the United States irrigation COM
mission at san Francisco. has rendered
his resignation 70 the irrigation COM
mission Al Washington, 20 accept a
call 70 Harvard university as professor
Of economics The resignation has
been accepted by the commission and
the place will be rendered to Professor
II. A Mills. now occupying the chair
Of professor Of economies at Stanford
university. California
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
LONDON GRAFTERs CONVICTED

LONDON. Aug. Ten municipal Of
ficers Of Mile End parish charged with
grating were convicted tonight after a
amounts were small the case excited
the greatest interest because trials
on such q charge are unusual In Eng
land. Thirty lawyers were engaged
and the cost of the trial is estimated
ar $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
M ro7rr pAPoTrn 9.

DIR. FORCE PARoLEDASt Paul, Aug T.
Or. J. E Force OF Minneapolis, who was con-
yfcfed May - CT grand larceny and sentenced
TO serve three and 6 half years. was today
psroled from the saltwater penitentisry By the
state pardon board DR. Force was At one time
psnr Of Minnespolis-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
SHOT AFTER SALOON QUARREL

SALINAS. Aug John Sterling. a
young farmer OF Jamesburg. was shot
yesterday AZ Gonzales by Horace Ben
nett an ex-soldier. after a disagree
ment IN a saloon Bennett was ar
rested Sterling's wounds probably VIII
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
WHEELER INsPECTs LIGHTHOUSES

WASHINGTON, Aug Acting
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
William R. Wheeler left this evening
on the lighthouse tender Maple for q
tour of inspection of lighthouses in
the lower Potomac river and Chesa-
peake bay. Wheeler expects TO return
to Washington in a few days
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
NATURES REMEDIES
TEA AND HERB SANITARIUSI

Sickness q eFeT de-
scripuO1 successfully
treated with Tea and
Hsrbs -by Dr. ChoE
Juyan- the fauoos Chi
1ese physician. whose ere
denrials are atresred by tos
Chinese Ambassador az
Waxhi1gton- D. C San
Francisco Once go Clay
s---Mo1-. Tues. Wed.
and Thurs. S-cckton Of
zee 70 North Hmtsr -.
Fri Sat. and Sun Ny
-. - -r--- - -
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08

special preparations ars- Cough Ginger. Tea AID
HerHs for Colds and Opium Abstat1sr's Food-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08

ILnAu FILLMORE
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-15
pin scratch will not make a per.
manent wound on a healthy skin.
Methodist.
Some Prominent
COlOred Men.

Resuming the articles on the
above subject, we take pleasure
in presenting Mr., John Farmer,
ST., as being worthy of mention
in this connection. Mr. Farmer
owns his home on W Allen St,
a very nice place and in a vaIu
able block. He is an old resident
Of this city, and has done much
for the elevation of the colored
people, and the tutherance of
their progression. He has rear
ed a large family, giving some Of
his children fairly good educa-
ton. He is proprietor and
founder of carpet factory and
carpet renOvatlng plant in the
east part Of the city. He declares
that had he been given proper
and deserved cooperation by his
sons, they could have been well
off.
Mr.. James Sims, residing ia
property of hi own at oil N
14th street, is also worthy of
mention, in this connection, He
has comfortable home and, we
understand, owns other proper
ty. He is an industrious man
and does not know lazlness or
vagrancy,
These people are called to your
attention in order that others
may know that The eye of scrutiny
is on the doer and them who try.
There are many otfer worthy
whom we shall not overlook-be
patient, the race is not to the
swift.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-15
Lincoln News.

Rev. S. r, CottrelI, former
pastor of Allen Chapel, was seen
on Lincoln streets last week.
Among the sick are: Mesdames
Mckinney, Townsend, Camper
and Starks. Mrs. L. Dyer re-
turned from Decatur last week,
accompanied by her granddaugn.
ter, Tnelma BrummelI.-H. A.
Watkins, district deputy of the
@. F. U, O. True Reformers
logde spent Sunday in the city
Leopold Green Of the Capital
City, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Johnson, Sunday Mrs
Cottrell has arrived 10 the city
to remain for awhile. Rev. Cal
noun was out of the city Sun
day.-Don't forget to attend the
sacred concert Sunday evening
at Allen Chapel. given by the
choir ard local talent. DR. Colt
man, presiding elder of the
Springfield dristrict will be pres.
ent to hold his quarterly meeting
Sunday, Feb. 23.-Miss Fannie
Choice spent few days il Chi
cago the past week.-Let US
stand by The Forum and encour
age a good paper like it by keep.
irg up our subscription and try
ing to get others to do likewise.
1t is only 15c per month deliver
ed at your door.-Mrs. LATE Al
lison is reported some better.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-15

Gladstone being asked as to
the remarkable preservation of
his health and power, while do
ing SO much work in so many
ways, answered: There was
once a road leading out of Lon,
don on which more horses died
than any other, and inquiry re-
vealed the fact that it was per
fectly level. Consequently the
animals travelling over it used
only one set of muscles" 1t is
by d change of work that mental
power is conserved, not by idle.
ness. -Recorder.