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New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
onA GLASS COMPANY TROUBLES.

r,,...I,,rg June r.-Alleging that the Natioha.
-. I.nr,nar,y had defaulted in the payment ol
interest on $4,000 worth of bonds the uhioh rus
~ - This city made demand on the re-
, - the United States Circuit Court to-day
80 rho nroperty of the concern under foreclosure
i'yoonadnrs Io- The National Glass Company mas
twenty plants in FIVE states and has capita for ol
=. r,ortgage bondhnlders
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
Citations.


IMAHoN. wILLIAM;-1HE PEOPLE OF THE
l State OF York, by the grace oc God, free and
independent--To Mary McMahon MARGARET Whitman
Robert England George England. Margaret Bennett,
Blanche McMahon, Dorothy Mcmahon. Marie Mcmahon,
Hubert Howard. Charles Mcmahon. Charles England
Charlotte T. Sornya. Mary Ellen Cummings. William J.
Mcmahon Mabel z. Boodg0od John Morrow. grover
Williams Mary Crawford. Edward Williams. SaIIueI
Williams William Williams. James MorToV New YORK
Finance Company. Mary E Morrow. and TO all persons
In the Of William McMshon late OF the
County OF New York deceased as creditors Iesaees'
next of kin or otherwise. send greeting:
You and OF you hereby cited and reaaiIeo
County OF York. the Surrosates Court or sal6
Sounty held al the Of Records in the County OF
New YORK on the 9Th July, 1905 ten
o'clock in the day. then and there 70
ATTEND judicial OF the account OF procssnss
or Mar McNahon, John Muiigan and Se4igrnan Man
heirner the principal and income fu1s
tho trusts created and by the last VIII ana rests
Of such OF you as are hereus
cited as ar. the OF .~enty-one years. are
or ~ yo1 have none, appear and apply FOR ore 70 20
so,otIts5 in the your nesecf or railure -
40 30 guardian will be appointed cy the SUTIOsaee "
renrsssnt and act for you IN the proceeding .,
II Tsstruouy Whereof, We have caused the sea- oI
- ire Surrosates Court OF the sal3 CoInty o.
New YORK b. hsreurto affixed witness:
IL 0-i IJor Abne- Surrogate OF our SAID
in the year Of Lord thousand nine hundreo ao
eight. D.xIET DOWDNEY
Clerk OF SurToEates' Court
vETF4ERHoRN s. LINK Attorneys Tor trustees 4-o
IaI N y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
RECEIVER FOR MACHINERY COMPANY.

JUdge Blanchard. il the Supreme Court, appoint
q yes:erdsy Walter = Hirsch receiver OF the
ssssts q the .. s W Corporation. manufac acturers
ulschiner and indestructible cloth. with offices
ismsrly al No 80 Wall street in suit brought
g .. Q. Mills judgment creditor. for $3.50, the
amount alleged By him be due for rent OF Offices
the Mills Building
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MILWAUKEE, TEST OF EseHT-HoUR LAW

Milwaukee June 1.-THE Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Railroad Company was fined $1,000 and
costs here to-day The action which is a test case
OF the eight-hour law and involves the working
overtime of telegrapher at a way station, will be
appealed to the State Supreme Court and then
taken the United States courts.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

The increase IL me amount or the tax receipts
presUnlab bly, due 10 the recent action Of the State
Controllers Office, which is understood 10 have
nus6 2 wide discrepancy between the reported
totals O. transactions in securities in this city and
Ire tax return On such sales and 10 have taken
spg 10 secure the payment OF the tax ali sales
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

.,EaT.ED PROPOSALS. DUPLICATE. WILL BE
- received at the ONCE OF the 0uarterTnaster Gen
Army. . D. m. June %. 1908. Nhich
time and place they viii be opened IN the presence
OF bidders for the construction ana compete equp
from I f321 foot wooSlsr
function box submarine mine services OF
- War Dsparrnaent. accordance with conditions
snecacatons and drawings which can be obtatne6 oy
General Q s Army
WaxhInKton. D. c. Proposals to be marked Pro
posaIs FOR Junction Box Launches
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
Transfer TAX RECEIPTS GROW.
Increase Presumably Due to Activity Of
State Controllers Collectors.

AIosry June I7-State Treasurer Hauser an
nnunceS that the receipts for May from the stock
transfer tax law aggregated s4S37S7 This is larger
tazn the aggregate for any other month since last
October.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

pttsburg. June 1.-THE directors Of the Inion
switch ana Signal compan!' a Nes'insl,ousF s.',
~ 1sclared a dividend Of per cent on hcth
- .5.-rc7 and common stocks al meeting here
lo-osy.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

A pvERTIsEMENTs surscrirtIons for re Lricane
y received AZ their Uptown Once, No 1854 broa11aS
Between ssth ard sIth stS Until eeloek n AnVef-
tt.arr-rts received following bra1ch o.css o.
reruiar c>fc. unt o'cicck p e. VIZ. - g.
1873 sth cor lZ,n 81 % ssst
lam 81 2ST west 42d between Ith ant stH aFea
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
TERMS OF THE SWEDISH LOAN.

London, June I7.-The prospectus of the Swedish
government loan OF 100000 issued here this
afternoon Interest is per cent until 1919 after
which the rate will be 3l PEI cent. The issue price
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

->r-r-cr, Sr-pFRINTE,NDEST L. CAPITOL BUILD
Il irE and Grounds. Washington. D C June Y isos
Will be received and
49, oTenad at the above Office az u O'Clock
XJ-yresIav July 5 for for the Office
- - o-ca r1udtng. L :. Senate. Washington. D. =.
~, -,gs must be OF domestic manufacture and will De
-ss f,r delivery on before November -. 1905
.-.-tscsttons and schedules be obtained
+itcat1cr 10 the above Office ELLIOTT WOODS. Su-
p,r,s,sent l. y capitol Building and Grounds
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d c. WASH
" ,,pton June u. I9OS-Sealed proposals Will
- -arsfv.d AZ this until l. O'Clock, noon. Tues
dav June 80 FOR laying Cement Sidewalks IN the
TtSs,-icf 81 columbia Rank forms OF proposals and
sciacaton- together with all Information
80 be obtained a 4S. District Bui,liuK
UT-N-Py Il = MCFARLAND HENRY L WEST.
Iay Z MORROW. Commissioners. u. c
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

,sEALEp PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE- re-
- 81 June I>S
opsusd furnishing and rehng requi-ed a2p-oxi
match dlsinf.crng machines O. T~rr.Sra-
tior stz,ion Ellis IsIsnd. n. Y H Particulars
ard rrstious Re obtained from ROBERT
CcEnn,issloz~-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

I,ENERAI. DEPOT. Q NJ; DEPT, JEFFERSON
(I Vile Ind June .. 19VS-Sealed proposals triDu-
cef. indorsed Proposals for G NJ Supplies"
ad addressed undersigned,
o'clock - I9OS. for Wagon Parts Range
Kitchen Utensils. Stationery. Miscellaneous
supplies required for Manila, p l. sduls.
which will furnished application Depot
the p~pots New York and Francisco Preferences
given 10 articles domestic production manufacture
The right reject accept al bids
or any part thereof Further Information furnished
spplicston GEORGE RCHL.Es$. Or Gens-
raj. L. 5 Army. Depot Q N
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
Financial Meetings.


Denver Colorado. June II. 1908
To the stockholders OF
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad COMPANY:
Notice hereby given that special HsettnS o. IS
stockholders THE DENVER AND RIO GfANDs
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the prinelpA
Office OF IN. Company. 32f Equitable Sulloing ar
Denver Colorado upon Thursday. the I'D day OF JGly
and voting proposition for the consolidation o
The C+rande Railroad Company and 1nc
Rio GFande Western Railway Company and their capif&
stocks railroads franchises and other properties and N
under State OF Colorado and the
laws OF the State OF Utah thereby uniting the properties
Of said companies IN organzsfo0.
and by Joining said two corporations tossthe cTsas
said constituent corporations ard from zach rhereof arc
purpose considering and voting for the adoption
rejection Of such consolidation use
OF both % ssd companies uldsr
Jun. 9th. and by them be submitted "a
said meeting which sets forth the terms. Hs
OF such proposed consolidation also 70
the Of considering and voting upon any sosIi
tuted modified proposition and agreement or sln COT
soItfatfon time Of said meeting o. duly
submitted thereto writing directors % both OF
companies which II is proposed 70 consofe
pUrpoS. Of taking lawful action y res
tfou proposed consolidation incidental thereto
by the stockholders such meeting De des1co
desirable.
TIE transfer OF stock o t.e cS
with close Of business OF AondaS
22d June 1905. and reopen the day soc>elns
the of final Adjournment said special eettns OF
stockholders not earlier thar 24th day OF July. 1908
order Of the Board Of Director-
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY. -
T JEFFEFY. Pr-rts1t
STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
RED BANK LINE.
leaves Franklin ST Pier "a. n. r.. daily A N.
r. n: sundays, A N only for Highlands. Red Bank-
,tc EXC soc Trolley Long Branch Asou-y PARK
Proposals.

Is tisenent for Site-Treasury Department. Oflcs OF
the Secretary. Washington D. C. June 3. lSSs-Pro-
he be opened 2 O'Clock D n
fIIIv 1908 the United states OF suitable
conveniently located for the site for th-
os+ Oce erected in the Borough Of the Bronx Sev
containing less than 1000 feet
rea surrounded all sides BY streets. is preferred II
eo-Dsr should approximately
o-oJ accompanied by diagram
ircsnS the principal street the north point the dl
the widths and paving
~ adjacent and alleys whether the alleys
and whether not the city land
occupied BY sidewalks The vendor must pay al eK
connected with furnishing eVdences of tte a1d
improvements the property
S reserved bv vendor: but pending the
of rhe building they remain c.s
srd rIror payment OF reasonable ground rent. Tns
g-antor must however. all improvements
thirty notice 70 do The rsht 20 Tejecr a-y
Is reserved. Each proposal must be sealed
-srsd Proposal for Post-Ofcs site Borough of TIE
Rroux New York and mailed to the SECRETARY OF
TtTT TREASURY Supervising Archttect1. Washfnx1or
n & No special of proposal Is required pro
vfde6 GEO 3. CORTELYOU. Secretary-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
Diyidsnd M p

New York City. June Srd l9fe
The Board Trustees this day declared dividend
Of 95 the capital stock of this Company payable
July 1908 stockholders OF busi-
ness June both. 1908
CLINTON ". IJTDLITM Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
CFurnished by Van schaIck & Co.. No. wall sire
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

,-nisb.d and corrected daily by Stewart g. lockwood
% A3 Exchange Place
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANI
OF the City OF New YORK.


The Board Directors this day declared semi
annual dividend OF THREE PER CENT. free Of
payable and after July l. 1905 until which date the
transfer books will closed.
Y CAMPTER Cashier
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH

Dividend Of Two Dollars share will be paid on
"Wednesday July 15 1905 stockholders Of record at
the close OF business Tuesday, IN. 1908
VM R. DRIVER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MINES COMPANY OF AMERICA.

Ill Broadway, New York. 18th. 1905
Tho 6Tth regular monthly dividend of Two Per Cent
has been declared PAYABLE June 26th 1905 20 stock
holders of close June 18th, 1905
Transfer books close P NJ 18th. 1905. and
S j D TooKER secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

-. fFancisr9. June 1.-THE official closing quo
.'4 iol mining slecl.a TO-DAY were as folo"s.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
NEW WORK CITY BONDS.
BANK STOCKS.
-. =. cI,n,nn o,Ibsrt. 10 2 w.a .tr..t.l

coupon OF registered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
STOCK SALES MAKE
RECORD ON CHANGE
100000 Shares Change Hands
When Effort to Surprise
Bears Is Made

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Today's stock
market was the most exciting for
months and sales OF stocks in the two
hours of trading reached 100000, the
largest Saturdays business since the
Hartman boom of August, 1906.
Apparently an effort was made to
take the bear party by surprise and
force them to buy in their large out
standing contracts on a rising market
At the end of the first hour this
maneuver seemed to be meeting with
success. In the stocks which were
most active during the recent decline,
purchases of unusually large blocks
1000 to 5000 shares-in many cases
were made in rapid succession, and on
these purchases prices ran up 1 TO
8 points in the most active speculative
shares. Amalgamated Copper, Rock
Island Common and st. Louis and San
Francisco and Smelling were the lead
ers in the advance.
AT the height of this movement came
sudden selling pressure, under which
declines of a point or more occurred
within the compass of few minutes.
Speculation then became lively and
stocks sold higher in the second hour
than in the first.
The market closed feverish and un-
settled
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
TO TOW DESTROYERS
Gables l,50O Feet Long Sup-
piled Cruisers TO Haul
Little Terrors"
Pacific Fleets Cruise to Samoa
With FlotiIIa Unique in
History of Navy
spEcIAL plspArcH 10 rHR cA11

VALLEJO, Aug. 22.-The cruise of
the Pacific feet to Samoa. in which
seven of the eight cruisers will each
tow a torpedo boat, is looked upon as
a matter of great Importance by naval
authorities. as no previous cruise of
such a character and for so great a
distance has ever been made by the
The work of providing suitable tow
ing gear for such large number of
vessels was the biggest task of its
has ever had The outfits for four
cruisers and for the seven torpedo
while the Puget sound yard made the
outfits for the other four cruisers The
cruiser Maryland viii not tow. though
she will have an outfit in case her
This outfit is composed of q bride
of galvanized steel wire, secured to
the towing bits at each side of the
come together, about eight feet from
the stern, a dynamometer, extra heavy
and of special design, is placed. This
hawsers or the weight that the cruiser
Twelve feet of one and three-quar-
ter inch chain cable passes from the
l4he stern of the cruiser. this chain
bearing the chafe of the tow. This is
secured 10 a 720 feet 10 inch manila
hawser. An extra heavy swivel is
there shackled in. and from il there
leads 500 feet of five inch wire cable.
Sixty feet of four and a half inch wire
cable follows this and reeves through
the bu1lnose or hole at the bow of the
torpedo boat, the thimbIe on the end
passing over the pelican hook, Of spe-
cial large design. This hook is so
made that in case of danger a small
pin can be removed, which trips the
hook and allows the hawser 10 slip OF
and, passing out of the bulnose, casts
the torpedo boat adrift.
Towing brides OF smaller size pass
around the coming towers of the tor
peco boats and lead up to the pelican
hook. A complete spare set of gear
4 in every particular has been made for
each vessel.
The fleet is due to leave San Fran
cisco August "a. the cruisers returning
TO this port December 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
MAIL HOOK FRACTURES
SKULL OF ENGINEER
James E. Clark Fatally Injured
While Driving Overland
at High Speed

MERGED, Aug. Flames E. Clark.
engineer OF the Santa Fe overland
train No. Z, was struck on the head by
a mail hook as the train was passing
Whitton. a few miles east of Merced.
this afternoon, and probably fatally IN
jUred.
The train was run into Merced by
the fireman, Charles Sutton, and Car X
was taken to the hospital, where the
physicians pronounced his case praeti-
caily hopeless. His skull was badly
fractured and he has remained uncon-
scious since the accident.
The overland was an hour late ana
was running at high speed TO make up
time. The mail hook had been set at
Whitton for a train following the over
land, and Clark, evidently forgetful OF
the fact had his head protruding from
the window and his eyes on the track
ahead when he was struck.
Clark's home is in Fresno anu he mas
a wife and children. He is 40 years
old. The Santa Fe placed special
train at the disposal OF Mrs. Clark, and
she was brought TO Merced late this
afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
PLAN NEW WIRELESS
STATION NEAR VALDEZ
Government Experts VIII Leave
for North With Apparatus
at Once
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

VALLEJO, Aug. 22.-The bureau OF
equipment, navy department, has au-
thorized the installation of a station in
the vicinity of Valdez. Alaska The ex-
pedftion for the erection of this sta
ton will leave Mare island next week
for Seattle and there transship TO a
northern steamer sailing on Septem-
Der !.
This party. under the direct supervi-
sion of Master Electrician George Il.
Hanscom Of the equipment department,
who has installed all wireless stations
for the navy on this coast, will take
with 1t all instruments and apparatus.
also the two steel towers, zoo feet in
height.
The site is to be selected by the
Yorktown and the cable laying ship
Burnside. in conjunction with Hans
com. as soon as the party arrives al
Valdez. Ii is expected that the station
will be established in the vicinity of
the site for the new lighthouse, about
so miles southwest of valdez. IL is ex-
pected to have the station in operation
in about 90 days from this date
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

for the races. The grounds OF the pro-
test: The use of the Lords day in vio-
Iatloh OF divine commandment; its out
ing the most sacred feelings of many
citizens. They disclaim any desire to
dictate how any one shall spend sun
day, but claim that those who hold
the day sacred should not be placed at
the mercy of those who treat the day
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

with contempt" and further protest
against the attitude which treats re-
ligious convictions OF 2 large part OF
the community as a thing to be ig-
nored-"
They close with this statement.
We heartily sympathize with every
movement in favor OF good roads
throughout the county, bat we feel
that the best Of roads would be got at
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN
ARE SCALDED BY STEAM
Crown Sheet of Locomotive
Falls and Men Are
Slightly Injured

Los ANGELES, Aug. 22.-Engineer
Combs and Fireman Finley. crew of
Salt Lake freight locomotive No. $685.,
were slightly scalded as the result of
the falling of the crown sheet of the
engine, permitted the escape of steam
from the boiler The injured men were
brought TO this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
SANTA ROSA CHURCHES
OPPOSE SUNDAY RACES
Ministerial Association Protests
Against Automobiles
Program
sPEcIAL DESPATCH no TEE cALL

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 22.-The Santa
Rosa ministerial union, composed of
the pastors of all the evangelical
churches in the city. including Roman
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal have
taken exception to the holding of the
automobile races here tomorrow and
have adopted resolutions regarding the
matter.
The resolutions state that the union
e1,1phatfcally protests against the local
automobile associations arrangement
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

too high a price If paid for by the
turning OF the day OF holy rest into a
day of racing. And we regret IL as an
injury done TO the good name OF our
city 10 have the fact published abroad
that Santa Rosa. IS a city which clings
TO the goddess customs which the
cities east OF the Mississippi have
given US as unworthy ! Christian peO-
pie"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
A sarage shopper

Ny lady goes TO market, all over the
world. in the trappings that happen to
be the fashion in her particular locality.
Probably nowhere does she go more
gaily than among the Bannock Indians.
A squaw of that tribe, mounted upon q
brilliantly caparisoned horse. is the
motif of the cover of the September
Sunset Magazine
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
FRANCIS e. HILL SHOOTS
HIMSELF THROUGH HEAD
Prominent Wine Merchant
Commits Suicide in His
0ff1ceS

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Francis E.
Hill, AZ years old. of Bloomfield, n. J.,
junior member of the firm of Henry c.
Keller & Co.. the wine and paper deal
ers Of this city, commftted-suicide to-
day by shooting himself through the
head in the Offices of that firm Mem
bers of the firm know of no reason for
the suicide
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
MAN MAY DIE FROM
THE BITE OF A RAT
Rodent Injected With Virus
Nips A. w. Clarke of
Detroit

DES MONIES. Aug. 22.-Poisoned by
the bites of a rat into which he had in
jected virus, A. w. Clarke of Detroit
was hurried from the state fair grounds
today, and doctors fear he may lose his
life. II the poison gets into Clarke's
blood it may have the same effect as
on rat, and the man may go mad.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
LARGE YIELD OF GRAPES
IN THE NAPA VALLEY
Acreage Is Larger Than for Ten
Years and Price Is $40
to SIz Ton
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NAPA, Aug. 22.-The Migliavacca
wine company began crushing Zin-
fandel grapes at its large cellar in
this city yesterday. For some time the
plant VIII be busy handling grapes
from the vicinity of Dunnigan and
Capay. Yolo county. Napa county
grapes will be ripe within three weeks
and will then be handled by the Mig
navacca winery and that of the Cali
a large crop Of grapes in this county
this year, and indications are that the
quality will be good The acreage in
bearing vineyards in Napa valley this
year is larger than for 10 years. Re-
sistant vines are proving a success in
warding of attacks of phyIloxera and
pests. 1t is estimated that Napa county
grapes will bring $40 to S12 a ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
POST GARD ALBUMS
23c

Ordinarily these handsome Post
Card Albums sell at considerably
more than our special price.
They are bound in Black Leath-
erette and have spaces TO - 3z
hold zoe cards Special. @OG
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

Great school In a Great City. Write
Us for Information About Our Courses.
and About Opportunities for Trained
once Men and Women I'm the New City.
San FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE,
TS3 Fillmore ST, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
Polytechnic Business COLLEGE

And school of Mines and Engineering, Oakland,
Cal inc. stock SIO0. .00ol. CaIifornias Greatest
Business Training School. Finest building and
equipment in America. Write for catalogue
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
SMELL SEMINARY

e-as ChsnninE way. Berksley-Girls' boarding
- 6sr school Certificate admits 20 Uriver-
- - California Stanford and eastern colleges.
(s-s,s August 10. NRS. EDNA SMELL PoUL-
snN prlrclraL
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
THE LYCEUM

Has prepared hundreds successfully. Among the
many graduated sfterward from the universities
there vere graduated after 4 years, ore after
years Three were offered positions In the
stanford faculty. At this school you can save
tine and money Excellent teachers Individual
Instruction. special courses. New term begins
July =. 2sso Pine ST. corner OF Scott.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

San Francisco Veterinary College
Next session begins Sept Is. Catalogue free
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
IRF IFNN MORROW LONG COlLFGF OF

VOICE AND DRAMATIC AcTIoN-Geo e
LAST stage director Of the Princess theater.
rrincipaI and director Evening classes for
stage trelri1E SO month students have pro
fessionsl stage experience vEile studying; fre-
cueur public performances. students nay reg
STR 81 arr tine Special attention given cp-
cratic traf1ing. Miss Nursei Arn5t graduated
NAY -. fmmedietelT Joined the Ethel Barry
more connany. Address al CONN nnicatio1s 10
TIE president JENNIE MORROW long. Gold
eu Cate Coum11de-y building. 2i3T SUtte- 81 /:
-eie1hone West 2573-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
And School OF Engineering and Mining
No. AIS NcALLIsTER STREET
San Francisco. Cal
DAY AND FyENING.
s. Il. uNIvERsrrY scHooI-

lFor Boys. 23IO CLAY STREET GEO. BATES.
founder Eau term opens August 3D.. Grad
yates admitted 10 the Universities upon recon-
nendarion OF the Principal
&. J. BELLISG. Phi. D.. Principal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
MISS HARKER'S SCHOOL

PALO ALTO, CAL.
rso-re snd Day School Certi6cste admits TO
iie~r Ner bufidinE large grounds Seventh
--s.e~ begins August IS. 1905
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

NECKsgE4R NOVELTIES Csc and soc
New Gibson and croat Embroidered Wash Coas-Quite
extensive variety OF styles Worth up to Soc g.
-. -- " -
Point venise Lace colars-Gbssn alo fancy silk girles
several colors styetogeher with White Chiffon Val lace
and silk bow effects; charming hand cOcheed
silk included theal <OC
New "Directoire" Fancy Bows-In and hand o.
Merry Widow Bows-Mae Antonette and Princess Nekwear
Some Chiffon others Val lace and others OF silk
styles Special OOG
Sample Neck Rufs-Of Chiffon, Silk Web Net all
seasons effective styles and coors &c 0@r