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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
The Smart Set

-HE wedding of Miss Pearl Jud-
son and Frank Alton Somers will
take place very quietly next week
in the home of the brides par
ents in Clay street. Absolute simplici-
ty viii mark the details of the affair.
both bride and groom being unattended
and the wedding guests numbering
only six or seven. After an informal
supper Mr. Somers and his bride will
leave for a fortnight's stay in the
northern part OF the state. Their new
home will be made in this city. Miss
Judson is one of the most charming
and accomplished women of society
here and has a host of friends Mr..
ness circles. The marriage of his
brother, Roy Somers, to Miss Emily
Marvin was one of last seasons events
Mrs. Edward Barron. Miss Margaret
Barron and Miss Eva Barron will leave
in September for years stay in Eu-
rope. The Barrons, who had the Hunt
ington house in Jackson street last
winter. are spending the summer in
their country place at Mayfield-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coryell have
returned from their motor trip through
Lake county, after a most enjoyable
fortnight of travel. They had with
them as their guest Mrs Kathryn
Henry, who has rejoined her mother
Mrs. Alfred Voorhies, in this city. One
of the delightful features of the trip
was a stop at Highland Springs for
the recent stag hunt.
Miss Marie Deane was hostess at an
informal bridge party yesterday after
noon, which was enjoyed by several Of
-. IL
set. The affair took place in the
Deanes' apartment at the Hillcrest and
was followed by a tea to which sew
eral more guests had been bIdden.
Mrs. Franklin Harwood has as her
guest this week Miss Juliet Borden
of Los Angeles, who has come up for
Jones next month Mrs. Harwood. who
was Miss Margaret Wilson, is a kins-
woman of Miss Borden
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Bates and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hanify will leave in Oc-
tober for tour of the world, spending
year en- route. The Hanifys, whose
home, the Breakers, is one OF the pref
tiest in Sausalito, recently took a party
of friends for a trip of several days on
their yacht, the Martha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Law and Miss
Clara Wall returned a few days ago
from visit of four months in Europe
They took their own car with them and
travelled for the most part by motor
The Laws are planning another trip
to Europe in the near future, and will
leave California for England late in
the fall.
The latest letters from Mrs. Charles
West Clark were from London, where
she and her sister. Mrs. Raoul DuvaI
of Paris, have been making several
visits. Mrs. Clark, who left Burlin-
game about a month ago, went first to
Paris. where her three little daughters
are now, with Mrs. Duvals children.
Miss Helen Baker will be hostess at
a large luncheon this week in honor of
Miss Anna Foster, whose marriage to
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
The Chronicle and the Lincoln Roosevelt League
PROM THE FRESNO REpuBL1cAN.

The Chronicle is coming around, at
least in it's editorial columns few
days ago it said of the SO called reg
ular" organization that it doubtless
received most of its Inspiration from
corporation sources. Now it says of
the Lincoln Roosevelt league that it
has no confidence whatever in the
management of this alleged league"
which, nevertheless. we recognize as
containing a very large share of the
best citizenship Of this city and state.
and with whose aims the Chronicle is
in most hearty accord
That the writer of the editorial in
question is lin most hearty accord with
the purposes of the league" nobody
doubts. That the writer and suppress
sor) of most of the political news of the
Chronicle is heartily out of accord with
the aims of the league is also a mat
ter of no doubt. That the Chronicle
(whoever and whatever is meant by
that) permits the two to go their di-
vergent ways indicates. If anything.
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Personal Mention

w. E. Trotter of Crowley, La, is at
the ST. Francis.
F. E. Engstrum Of Los Angeles is
at the ST. Francis.
> j.. w. Chandler, a mining man of Ton
opah, is at the st. Francis.
l.. L. Swift of Santa Barbara is
staying at the ST. Francis.
John Adams of Sonora and his
daughter are at the Fairmont.
J. NJ f. McGinty of the United States
navy is staying at the ST. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs William Pierce of Su-
san, Colo, are staying at the st. Fran
cis.
Mrs: Evelyn Booth of Philadelphia are
at the st. Francis.
". a Pearley and V S. wooley,
both of Chico, registered at the st,
Francis yesterday.
DR.. G. w. Lincoln. a prominent Phil
are at the Fairmont
Among the Los Angeles guests at the
st. Francis yesterday were A r. Glas-
gov and o. Heleary.
Among the arrivals from the middle
west at the St. Francis yesterday was
James Cunningham of st. Louis
w. Monterey. a banker and capital-
ist of Salt Lake City, accompanied bv
his wife, is staying at the Fairmonf.
Commander c. I. Carr. United States
navy, from the navy yard at Mare
island, and Mrs. Carr are at the Fair
mont.
Fernando Sanford. head of the de-.
partment OF physics at Stanford uni
versity, registered at the st. Francis
yesterday.
g. Holterhoff Jr., assistant secretary
Of the Santa Fe system, and his wife
arrived from Los Angeles YESTERDAY
and registered at the Fairmont.
Georges Lenoir, an electrical expert
from Geneva, Switzerland. arrived in
San Francisco yesterday and is stav-
ing at the ST. Francis hotel. Leuoir Is
touring the world on business and has
spent the last few months in Mexico
and the south.
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that it is both in accord and out of
accord with the purposes of the league.
Certainly, if it were heartily in ac
cord with those purposes, it would
report the doings, and the names, of
the large share of the best citizen
ship" of San Francisco who are honest
ly and unselfshly promoting those
aims, and it would not gloss over the
reports and the doings of the notori-
ously bad citizens who are doing the
work against those aims, with false
pretenses that they are the actual lead
ers of the citizenship and republican
ism of their respective districts. The
Chronicle would not say these things
in its editorial columns. 1t does say
them in its new columns and it does
suppress, in its news columns, the facts
on the other side to which its editorials
refer. Its editorial writer's discuss facts
which they have themselves to learn
from the columns of The Call and Ex-
aminer, since they are carefully ex-
cluded or maliciously distorted in the
news columns of the Chronicle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Bryan Is Chosen
by Son of Nippon

quest quicker Hobson could"
told how Bryan adopted Japan
ee
know Japan youth adopt
distinguished citizen
for himself About L
japanese silver Bryan
honorable
Bryan the letter and
family They scared Japs aren't
collector
the calamity One the
the
and his
he excellent English
the
he oriental He
with parliament who study
Yamachita his
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
lmpertinent Question No. 81
What's the Most Useless Thing On Earl

the most original WIttest this queston-he
briefer the better-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS.
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Prize winning answers will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners once Make
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS
THE CALL
s Prize Ansxe to YOuG FOrss
prize to avenue Eft.
don't know yet there several things l haven't tried
prize James. Williams Cal
drnk-after I've had
prize to Chare H.. oak stretit
For nothing-my wife told me last night
% W. -fOurhs street Oakland Cal
For nothing-I don't have 70 be paid to be good.
o AdamsS Nintbav
For all the work in the house that the hired
81 prize Mrs J. fOurna avenue.c
It doesn't pay to be bad
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Letters From the People
LOOKS LIKE SPITE OR BLACKMA1L

Editor Call 1 think Mr. Heney is
to be congratulated upon the rapidity
with which he dismissed the repre-
sentative of the longest leased liars"
Morning Rag. This looks like spite
or an attempt at blackmail. In either
case be dignified his position by a
silence more forcible than words, as
evidenced and witnessed by the re-
porter of the Morning Rag.
l presume that Mr.. Francis Heney
was not angry. with the meek and low
~ reporter of the Rag, but that he
knew the Immediate necessity of in
forming the Rag that spitework or
blackmail will not deter him in the
performance of his duties.
Yours for prosperity and extermina-
5tion of the grafters of San Francisco.
w. S. BARDWELL.
493 Eddy street.
San Francisco. July "a, 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

been able to find any record of is John
Hanson Craig of Danville. Hendricks
county. Indiana. His height, 6 feet 5
inches; weight at 81 years of age. sO7
pounds; measurement around the hips,
s feet inches
TORPEDO BOATS-Subscriber. City.
What class of boats are the Perry and
the Preble, u S. N?
8 Torpedo boat destroyers
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

DIR. Lawrence Draper is shortly TO take
place. The affair, which will be at
tended by about dozen girls of the
younger set. will take place in the
Bakers summer home in sausalito.
Prominent society people of Wash
ington. d. c.. who are visiting here, are
the Conrad Symes, who left the capital
city about a month ago, and have
been travelling Ieisurely westward.
They will spend fortnight in town.
during which time they will be enter
tanned by various old friends. return
ing to Washington by way OF Canada
in August.
Mrs. Percy Denroche gave an infor-
NAL tea yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Mary Crowley, who will leave
on Thursday next for years visit to
Europe. About 40 prominent society
matrOns and maids enjoyed this affair.
which took place in the Denroche
home in Masonic avenue.
Mrs. Angellotti and her daughter,
Miss Marian. who have been in the
east with kinspeOple for nearly two
years, are expected home some time
next month. Miss Angeuotti whose
debutante season was cut short by a
sudden serious illness. is one OF the
most popular girls of the smart, set.
dance will be given in the sail loft
at Mare island navy yard this even
ing, the event. as usual, being attended
by the younger navy and army peO-
pie. and by some of the city's So
ciety girls. The loft will be elabO-
rately decorated for the occasion with
flags and evergreens and several
prominent navy women will act as
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. George North. who have
been staying with Mrs. NOrth's people
in Napa, have gone to Lodi where
they plan to make their home for
some years. Mrs. North was Miss
Ruth Goodman, whose pretty wedding
was one of the spring events
Miss Edna Bowman. one OF the prom
inent society girls OF San Jose, Is again
visiting friends in this city and will
be the motif for several informal at
fairs this week. Miss Bowman spends
her time here with Miss Minnie Hough-
ton, who is an old and intimate friend.
Mrs. George Buckingham. who has
been visiting friends in Berkeley. has
gone to Tahoe tavern for fortnights
stay.
Miss Augusta Foute viii spend the
coming week end as the guest OF Miss
Florence Breckenridge in MenIo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sharon will enter
tain house party in their country
home at the same time.
Mrs j. Walker Benet, wife OF COL
onel Benet of Benicia arsenal: Miss
Laura Benet and their house guest.
Miss Marie Fechet, have returned to
Benicia. after stay OF several DAYS
at one of the hotels here. Miss Fechet's
marriage TO Captain Lincoln KiIbourne,
U. S. A., will take place in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret NIcEnerney and
Walter Rothschild left last night for
New York. They will sail early in
August for Europe and plan a stay
OF six or seven months on the con-
tinent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Prejudice of Ring
Delays Promotion


qualities and The
left unrecognized the
the had the fruits OF the plum
is and he looks
though he yearnd to be
things Spanish when
off the gunbOat
Wheeling.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

United States that will be exercised restraining rather
than begerent influence This nation desires conquests
but the wealth of the country
unless Of defense adequate and the effective
defense lies in the power of attack
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
The Insiider
Tells politicians estimate of Bryan's ability to
make terms with Japanese, based upon his
adoption as father by son of Nippon

7 Bryan is elected said we'll known
politician in the St. Francis lobby. he
will be able to settle the Japanese
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. George North. who have
been staying with Mrs. NOrth's people
in Napa, have gone to Lodi. where
they plan TO make their home for
some years Mrs. North was Miss
Ruth Goodman, whose pretty wedding
was one of the spring events.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

Miss Edna Bowman. one OF the prom
inent society girls OF San Jose, Is again
visiting friends in this city and will
be the motif for several informal at
fairs this week. Miss Bowman spends
her time here with Miss Minnie Hough-
ton, who is an old and Intimate friend.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

Mrs. George Buckingham. who has
been visiting friends in Berkeley, has
gone to Tahoe tavern for a fortnight's
stay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

coming week end as the guest OF Miss
Florence Breckenridge in MenlO Park,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sharon will enter
tain house party in their country
home at the same time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-01

The Empire aud ihs Dire Naire gown
having come 10 stay lafaess IS de- tror
that is 70 say tnol III i" Fai la
dies are threatened With being wiped
of the map
There is one ioop-hole of4escape
however. for The over fat lady Lei
her get one Of The large cases Of Mar
mola puscriptlon Tablets, and take
one after each meal and at bedtime
and pretty soon She VIII notice She
win be wearing the new mode with
satisfaction 10 herself and the con.
stcrnati0n OF lier dear enemies.
Those cases of Marmola Prescrip.
ton Tablets. which. by the way being
ma,le strirtly in accordance with the
famous Marmola Prescription, are per
fecfly harmless contain such a gener
ous quantity of tablets iha hey last
a long time and are found o be most
economical costing, as they do only
75 cents They are also very pleas
ant mcihcd to adopt. for thcr render
dietlng and exercising entirely unnec
essary All druggists keep them. 7l
they may BE obiained from The Mar
mola Company Detroit Mich.
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WILD sG0TGHNAN' GEES WORLD

San Francisco. Sept 30. After
quarter OF "a century spent In volun-
iary exile Ia the South seas. Thomas
Fleming, the original OF Robert Louis
stevensons character. The Wild
scotchman arrived here on the
schooner Aerofus ana today. arrayed
in garments of a fashion he has scarce
Y seen before he proceeded 10 gai
acquainted with electric cars and orr
er evidences of an advancing cNiliza-
uon Flemins Is a trading agent an
Arno Island, one oi thc Marshall group.
located $50 miles from the nearo !;
white neishhorhood When a boy ol
i5 be leil his home Ia Paisley Scot
land % sail lhe seas. AID eventually
ae settled al Aane. where nc has re-.
mained lwenty-liYe yeass Fleming
said lcday Perhaps the lie out there
IS lonely, but somehow q gets into a
lman'sDood and De STAYS there"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-01

New York is again in he lead for
the pennant race, as the result Of yes
terdays plae in the National league.
The sensational possibilities of the
race are welh eXemphned by the fact
that today not one OF the three leading
clubs is IN position which Il 0ccupied
before Wednesdays games We're play
ed Chicago, in the lead yesterday s
today in third place It's drop To this
point is due to tie victory of Pit.a-
burg over 81. Louis, and of NeG York
over Philadelphia, while the oham-
pions were losing 10 Cincinnati Chi-
cago IS now two points behind Pitts,
burs, which IS -four points removed
from New York. The chances for the
last named club 10 land the flag eM-
blematic OF the league championship
are vastly bettered by yesterdays turn
of events. II is still anybody's pen.
nant however the positions OF ali
three OF the clubs potentially hinging
on q single DAYS play. The standing,
Wednesday games included, is:
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S5 A WEEK ROOSEVELT, JR. S, Ply


Hartford G mn, Sept 3o.-Alyin H.
Higgins vice president ana general
manager OF the Hartford Carpet cor
puration at Thompsonvile, has no
fears that Theodore Roosevelt Ir..
will rcqbire many years 20 master The
intrioacies OF he business Mr.. llig-
Sins stated than he expected his promi.
pcHt apprentice tomorrow. and that be
wauil ply him a weekly salary of -
ar So. This VIII be Increased as his
services bee me more valuable The
first task OF Young Roosevelt Will be
washing bleaching and spinning raw
wool aud FOR his be will have to don
overall and jumper He VIII follow alb
8 lutely an the mills regulations and
viii be required 10 report for woIi, at
T o'clock in the murnng and work
hard ten and haif h1rus every day.
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B()()z.EI: {.
LAW WORKS
F FAV[)RIABIY !
KI0WA COUNTY ] u D c {
MORE THAN SATISFIED
WITH PROHIBITION AND
ITS RESULTS.
poolal to Dally Leaaor.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Hobart, Okla, Oct. County Judge
a. W. Manssll has complied an inter,
esilug bunch Of Figures relative to the
cost OF prosecuting liquor cases In I<i-
ov'a county since prohibition
The data covers the period from
tho tlmc oi adoption Of The prohihitovy
law, September a. 1907 10 September
Il IgQs. During that time lhnre wore
Jbi1y-eight liquor cases flied Oul 2f
Thar number twcntS-three we're con.
Yicicd, six acquitted. ten dismissed
and there are nine cases now pending
The total cost OF prosecuting these
cases after an fines We're collected
amounted to $3.50.
So far as kiOwa county Is concern.
ed the prohibition law is enforced as
Well as any OF the other original laws
on the statute books. or course the
prohibition law is violated-the laws
against murder, arson and 50 or are
also violated. There Is no such thing
as absolute enforcement of any law.
Take ii an in ali am more than sat-
isfied with prohibitlon,N declared
Judge Mansell.
The Officials OF Ki0wa county hold
The record Of ine state la being the
most vigilant IN he detection and pros
equation OF prohibition law voators
and as q result. the county Is pfaciicat
" free Of the illegitimate booze sell-
ing element.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
oIants Aaaln In Id.

New York, Oct Win tEe local
Nationals back IN lrsi place the New
York fans" are iubilant Yesterdays
game, The last OF the home series VITA
Philadelphia was won by McGaws
men, bur once the visitors appeared
dangerously near winning A fast
double play robbed sntm OF ran in
the seventh. when AIses iniereeptei
nonlins throw TO the plate ana sent
81 10 second where 8rldwell caught
Shean. going 10 second and shot The
bail % the plate in time 70 hesd oil
Alasee D10in's double Mo0re's sin
gie and Mc ogptcks mmblc gave
Philadelphia q isnf in ibe eighth The
teams leii last night for Philadelphia
whore they SIN play a donhle.headef
to-day
sclre n II. +.
Philadelphia 600 600 0i0i g 9
Sew York 49,. 700 600 o0f2 2 2
Da8eries' Moore and Doom. Ames
and Needham
Summary rwobase hiis, Dooin.
pei lif, iifijNcN pophie plays S.
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PARENTS MAY
EDUCATE

THAT education can be administered
and may pc applied az home as well
as in The school is the substance Of
the sweeping opinion rendered by AS
sisiant Attorney General Spilman ia
response 10 a request from State Sa-
pcrinienderi OF Education Cameron
20 whose attention The question WAS
called hy Neil Humphrey superinieni-
enf OF Logan county MIR Humphrey
referred 70 case in This county whcre
the child is being held as home aud
taught there HIS position was that
The practice. ii allowed 20 ,oniiuue.
would spread and eventually 5eeomo
detrimental in the enforcement Of the
compulsory education law
Judge Spilman disposes OF the prob
lem Ia This sentence: Il know OF no
paternal Jaw which denies The citi-
zens The right TO educate The child at
home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-01
1.-THE MAN WHO RUNS
The UNITED STATES"
Says Which Bills Shall Die and
His Sentences are In
VaTiabIy Executed


Colonel Wailers3n. amidst thcso out.
breaks al Republican headquarters,
saoois ihe stafr Of truth into the rotten
Republican boat Hear him on the Aid
rich leaders 3p OF he sgiHte:
Aud yet lhero stands Nelson b. Al
drlch, like Tcnerdc or Atlas. Wrc-
moved
Mr T. raker. OF Ohio has been re-
pudiated because iorsooth he has been
an attorney for the OIL Trust and
does not deny the connection. but can.
didiy asserts il and Stands pat Bui
how about NesOf b. Aldrich, OF RI lc
island not inaWy = described by one OF
his biQsraphers as "ihe man who runs
the tlnited states
Mr. Aldrch is related to STANDARD
OIL Us tics OF bood-m2ney and mar.
rlase lie Is the father of John D.
ifDckpfellcra daughtSr-ip-aw With
this relationship no fault could be
guund--silcc young people viii got
married regardless Of D1liical crRsid.
egations but there is niuca fault to
Ind With q chairman of the senate com
mittee on finance who "a notorlonsly
The representative OF Standard Oil and
ether trusts in the upper branch OF
c rgress Whetler or not his adyo.
cscy OF the measures indursed by the
on Trust and other trusts Herewith
allied proceeds from conviction and is
pure matters moi al all Ike Mr. Can
men, WHO runs tie house, while he runs
the senate Mr. Aldrich must be judged
by The record he has made.
4ll congress- Is divided into two
parts. IN the house Ar Cannon is t1e
arbiter of ihe fate of bills He legis-
laics for The special interests IN way
that has proven a national scandal. He
IS now defending his record, indlner-
emily from attacks thar pr ceed from
many sources.
in The senate Nr Aldrloh is the
mas err OF ceremonies He Says which
bills shall die and ais sentences are iu.
varably executed. He has never taken
the trouble TO defend Ais record En-.
trcnched in the esteem of the Repub-
llcan national machine Mr. Aldrch
considers himself an American iUsiltu-
ton He IS serenely indifferent 10
criticism.
In the event + a Republican victory
ana Ia the event of the revision of the
tarin promised by MI Talt Mr. 81
drich would be one Of the leading spir-
its IN the revision no bin distasteful
TO him would be allowed to bee me a
law. Working in conjunction With Mr.
Payne and Mr.. Cannon and Mr Dal-
sen in the house, Mr. Aldrieh would re.
vise The tariff. Congress woud merela
ratlly the revision II ~ II would ho
revisai need moi be told
Air Forakers worst enemy could
never say that he has bNen a sinister
figure VA tac senate Mr.. Altrleh' 5
best friend could not sincerely say
thet he has not Mr. Foraker Is re-
pudlllcd by Mr. Taft Bur Mr. Taft
woa'd checrlully turn over 10 Mr. Al
drlch thc "a 81 important legislation
and an OF The legislation that might
come before congress. In ile event os "a
Ropubllcan victory
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David Parker, OF Fayette. y. T., a
veteran of the civil war; who lost a
loot at Gettysburg. SAYS: The gocd
Electric Bitiers have done is worth
more than five hundred dollars TO me-
! spent much money d0ctoring for a
bad care OF stomach trouble, to little
purpose then tried Electric Biiters.
snd ihcy cured me ! now taAe ihsa
as a tonic, and they keep le strong
and wen soc at all drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-01

stomach troubles would msrc quica-
lN liappear li ihe idea Of treating the
cause plher than the cCfeet, would
come into practice a ting inside.
hidden nerve, says Or Shodp. governs
and gives strength TO The stomach 4
branch also goes DO the heart and one
go HE lidneys When those inside
nerves fail then The organs must falt-
er Dr. shoop's Restorative IS direct
ed specifically TO these falling nerves.
WiiAin Is hours after startng The Re
siorative treatment patients say they
realize a gain. Sold BY Wallaces drus
store