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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
PACIFIC MIDLAND
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
NAME EARLIER DATE
FOR CONVENTION

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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
OFFICERS OF TRADES
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
ALUMNAE WILL HOLD
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
-NEWSIES- AT The FERRY
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Commissioners Decide 10 Re-
woke Permits Of Paper Ven
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
WILL HOLD PICNIC
AT FAIRFAX PARK
Members Of ST Johns Parish
Prepare for Outing Arranged
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
STORESHIP GLACIER
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
UNITARIAN CLUB HOLDS
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union APPROVES
ELECTRICAL LAWS
CITY Department issues New
Rules for Guidance Of In
side Wremen
Butchers Entertain Friends II
Smoker and Boxing
Contests

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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
W O M Sc T
CAPS FOR
PARSONS
Widows and Maids ID Crush
to Entertain Ministers
at Conference.

MELVILLE, Jan. 31.-There is 4
lively contest among the Millyiile Wild
ows for bachelor or widower preachers
who will attend the annual session OF
the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Conference, which viii convene in this
city in March.
The Rev. DR.. James William Mar
shall, pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, former Governor
Stokes's church, who has been finding
entertainment for the 800 elergymen
who will come to the conference, finds
the demand for single pastors daily on
the increase, and is in a dilemma as
to how to please all the widows.
1t is suspected that many Of these
women wish to take advantage of the
leap year privilege and induce some
Methodist clergyman to join the bene-
diets of. 1908.
While some of the wodows are a lit
tie shy about asking that a single man
be sent as their guest, and have had
their friends to make the suggestion
to DR.. Marshall, others are not so reti-
cent about Disgusting their purpose,
and state that it is a single man or
none. s3-
One widow, who is now in the seven
ties and has been bereft of a husband
three times by death, stated today that
she would marry a Methodist minister
lin a minute if she had the chance
1t is rumored that al edict will be
issued before the opening sessions OF
the conference forbidding any widow
from Turing the single pastors away
from the conference sessions.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
ND&KN55
EJ Of" So
MOBILIZE
The Cross Saddle.

Women who ride will certainly adopt
the saddle in the near fture, won
the ones who have declared the fashion
immodest, for now comes tho cry that
women who ride on side saddles are
sure, sooner or later. to become pos
sessed of crooked spincs.
Few Will remain obdurate in the face
of s9ch an argument. The majority OF
women would consider it better to give
up riding altogether than to run
chances OF losing their figures.
Tho custom of riding astride is MAX
ing its way among both English and
American women, and, truly, it Ap-
pears far more comfortable and SEN
sible than riding sideways. A woman
must be possessed of more than usual
grace to look well Oh n side mount.
To be perfectly at ease one must be
comfortable, and the cross-saddle GER
tainly gives comfort.
The fashion is no longer considered
immodest by a great many The men
habits are made so well that the casual
observer of q woman on horseback,
would hardly realize that she was
astride her mount.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
WOMAN'S WELFARE ABROAD

So great is the fear of the new
oma in China that O native writer
of wide influence was publicly flogged
the other day for intoxicating Western
ideas of independence among women.
In Canton the police are enforcing an
order prohibiting women from being
served in tea houses and restaurants,
even when attended by men. The Of
ficlals declare themselves determined
to check the movement and prevent
any and every show of female inde-
pendence.
Twenty-Five thousand women are
said to be employed on the twenty7
five State railroads in Russia as gate
keepers, clerks, t~elegraphers, etc. The
average wages of these women arc
from 800 to $40 a year. The highest
wages received is by clerks, who get
about $3.50 a year, while the attendants
at the stations get less than $50 a year,
In addition to free lodgings.
The American colony of Paris is
taking up the question of providing
Suitable lodgings and homes for
American girls studying in the French
capital. Four girls Gibbs nave met
with such success that W. others are
planned. Miss Helen Gould is said to
be the. leader in the plan to build the
larger of the two, and the Duchess de
Ia Rochefoucauld, formerly Miss Mat
tie Mitchell, of Portland. Ore, heads
the list of patronesses of the other.
1t is predicted that by the end of
next year every American girl student
in Paris will be able to obtain safe and
comfortable quarters in n of these
clubs, where board will be furnished
for about So a week and where the
management will keep in touch will
the parents of each girl. 1t is also pro
posed that a small fund be established
on which the management will be able
to draw when the girls are i'll or out
of money.-Exchanse.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
VALUE OF THE
MUSTARD PLASTER,

The convenience of the bought mus
tard-plaster is so great that 1t has prac-
tically superseded the homemade one.
1t does not burn so easily rs the lat
ter, but ven SO, care must be taken in
applying 1t. +
To avoid chill dip the plaster in warm
instead of cold water before applying.
Do not remove 1t at the first lament
of tho patient that it burns. The OBJ
ject of a mustard plaster is to burn,
and there is no reason to put n on if
it is removed too soon.
On the other hand, it is inexcusably
careless to allow a plaster to blister.
Keep a watch on 1t, and when the flesh
seems distinctly red, with a redness
that does not quickly fade, remove the
plaster. Dry off the spot, apply a little
vaseline or cold cream and cover with a
soft piece of linen or old handkerchief.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31

Whats the use OF taking yourself
so seriously?" one woman said to an
other a few days ago. you are not
responsible for all the trouble j n the
world, so where's the use in worry
ing?"
The same admonition might be given
to half the. women in the world, and a
good many of the men, for that mat
ter, for so many seem to think that
il they did not do a certain mount OF
worrying and fretting the world would
stop going around.
As a matter of fact whatever one
does can nearly always be accom-
plished the better when a cool head is
kept and more deliberate action taken,
and one a hardly think or act when
they are taking on themselves the bur-
dens of the world.
''This has to be done just SO" or "so
and so must be considered and worked
out just So" OF like arguments, are
often advanced by people who think
they hold the destinies of the world
in their hand. They expend their
energy and use up all their reserve
forces unnecessarily, whereas If they
took things as they come they would
be much better off.
When we see people wearing out
| their very existence we are often prone
to ask, rs it all worth the effort"
The sensible man and will
! make the best use of their advantages
| and win endeavor to accomplish good
results, and this can really be done
without making slavery out of the
everyday duties of life.