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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
MAY ROBSON MAKES
HIT AS AUNT MARY
'ReiuvenatiOn" Comedy at the
American Sparkles With
Human Nature
CAST or CHARACTERS
In Anne Warmers Comedy,
THE RejuVeHatiOH of Aunt
Mary"

Betty Burnett, Burnett's sister.
...........F Frances Cossar
Glover Jacks chum. George 4. Stevenson
Lucinda. Aunt Msry's property body
and soul l........--..... Nina Saville
Joshua, Aunt Mays hired man--..
...-..............-.. Harry Cowley
John Watkins j., De1hsn Jack
..-........-.......-... Jack Storey
Robert Burnett. Jacks s cnum 49,
.....-.... francis Herblin
Mitchell Jacks chum ..-... Paul Decker
Aunt Mary Watkins .--...... Nay Robson
Nrs. Daisy Mullins. q viuager.
-..........C Grace Parks Fislze
MESSENGER .............-. Harry Jones
M. Scebbins. Gu1t Mary's lawyer.
-............ ............. Lester Wallace
james. the Burnett butler. George T. Hall
Maid ..-...........--E Eva Bingham
The girl from Kalamazoo. lillian Westnsr
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
CURE FOLLOWED
YEAR OF AGONY

Intense itching Eczema Drove Him
Nearly to Despair Chief Surgeon
of a London Hospital Called It
Worst Case He Had Ever Seen
Got Little or No Relief Until
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06

For falling hair and dandruff use s
s. Tonic. Sure cure. S. Strozynski Co.,
l248 Sutter street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
CUTlCURA STOPPED HIS
UNBEARABLE TORTURE

About four years ago, in London. I
was troubled by a severe itching and
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
Fire Risks. Premiums


Losses incurred during the year.. S169 OS4. 60
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06

Net amount Of Risks writ
ten during the year.
Net amount OF Risks ex-|
plred during the year. i
Net amount In force De-
eember 81. 19OT..-.I
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
EXPENDITURES

Net amount paid for Fire Losses in
eluding $50, 96.9S, losses OF pre-
Nlocs years. ........ ST.
Paid or allowed Tor commission or
oAONctd5c .-.-...-...........
Paid for salaries. fees and other
charges for officers. clerks, etc. /
Fald Tor State, National and Local
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06

All other payments and expenditures. $50
cross decrease in boOS value OF
Ledger Assets. ..................... 9.5
1Of1l EIDpnd fTtrcQ
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
INCOME

Net cash actually received for Fire
premiums 100000 .-.--......
Received from interest and dividends
on Bonds. Stocks, Loans. and from
all other sources.
Gross prodt on sale or maturifv ~
Ledger Assets. ets.
Gross Increase in book value OF
Ledger Assets.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

One Saturday evening the old col
ored pastor of a church in the south
stepped before his flock, and as was
bis habit began. Well, breddern and
sistern, what am de text 10 be dis
ebeningl'
There was a pause, and then a voice
IN "a rear pew was heard saying
Speak on pillsi'
" What . DAFT" asked the pastor.
"Speak on pills." was repeated.
For "a moment the old servant of the
Lord seemed Disconnected Recovering
himself be began "Pillsl Pillsl Well,
breddern and sistern, dere am pills an
pills. Dore ann quinine pills an head
ache pills an physie pills, an deere ann
de kind oh pills our brudder IN de rear
pew takes when be has been out all
night; but de kind OBJ pin dat ] ann
goin' 10 speak about dis ebening ann
de gospil"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
Governors to Meet.

Invitations to a second meeting in
Washington, D. c., to governors or their
representatives have been sent out by
the national conservation of resources
commission. The date announced is
Tuesday, December s. At the same time
letters are going out announcing for
Tuesday, d cember I, the first general
meeting of the conservation commission
itself for organization. The governors
viii discuss the work which the national
conservation commission has been carry
ing on during the summer and fall.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
JOE CANNON SPOKE.
At Chicago Bankers Meeting He De-
clares Himself.


Uncle Joe Cannon, speaking before
the Chicago Bankers club Saturday
night, declared his opposition to the
ideas of conservation of public re-
sources and against the expenditure of.
large sums for the completion of the
Panama canal. Before the speech was
delivered newspaper men were re-
quested to leave the room. The speaker,
declaring that they were all hard
headed business men and not doctrin-
aires, said that the province of the gov
eminent was the protection of life, lib
erty and property. 'Let it perform
those functions,' he said, "then let
every man take care of HIMSELF
"There are great problems to be
solved by the next congress, said Can
non, "and they are not going to be
solved by the emotional hysteria of
the party"
Other guests at the banquet were
Vice President Charles w. Fairbanks
and James Hamilton Lewis. Charles
G. Dawes, retiring president of the
club, acted as POSTMASTER. Fairbanks
was the first speaker. He said that the
Panama canal was a great undertaking,
but he expressed the belief that the
country would finish it.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
Is WIN. LANeDoN A CROOK
Butte Police Allow Him to Eyade Them
Think Mysteries Barred.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 9-In the arrest
Of William Langdon, well known sport
ing man and prizefght referee, Sunday
by the Butte police the officers are GER
tain that they have the ring-leader Of a
gang Of crooks whose operations, ex-
tending from St. Paul to Seattle, have
been on "a larger scale than the opera
tons Of amy other gang Of criminals
that have ever worked ia the north
west. Members Of the gang are strong
ly suspected Of forging aud passing
more than $4,000 worth Of checks in
almost every town aud city IN the north
VEST Of cracking several safes IN this
and other states, and of committing
humorous burglaries and robberies in
the city of Butte recently. 81. Paul
railway camps were worked extensiyely.
Five of the alleged members of this
gang are in the Silver Bow county Jail
either awaiting trial for various crimes
and two others, James a. Manning and
%. d. Bliss, arc in JAZZ at Wallace, Idaho,
charged with forgery The Butte Of
heers haze been working On ihe case
f0r more Than "a month, alrosiing Che
ero0ks ono Dy ono, and ihe arrest of
l.angdon FOLLOWED closely fle arrival
u luflo of slerln 81 Bailey of Wal.
lace Viii abundant evidence, found in
iNe possession of fhe men under arrest
florn. which eounoen lapeion Niih
fhe4 operations strongly enough 40 Nw
Iant his arrest
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

We sell tons of poor
stuff, but our name isn't
on H. Go by the name


ono can AHfe 200 much, oven 0f
good Thing According M NI haifeliy
w iNe Washington slmr ile phonetic
impulse nj ilo day moods Nj h0 ~
Summed lho gentleman W. question lf
aald0d a cliy building N|ll ui0lesf
lllHu, f0la he 'Nhaf DOES lh0m
Ioiioa NnDllhlNll, meaulN
'Ihey moan r'shioeu hundred and
nINril .eifu
N l0|Hui' fHu0 fhf quely afinT a
fhnnHNilW p0uao, d0ni lnl ihluk
tlDy'lf olorl0|n ihlf apo|llnl loiolm d
bllN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

EifNW ibnngh mountaineering
ol loeauso lansi0p Haf eNalgoi HlfN
Faempe5 Hlen Ae $40 alIosledI M NHf
leleased faiWdHy nleN upqeF h0udf of
5000 Nnd oNleelf Hle noN looking for
hIu Nann|ngf nHuk fo'ne1 VA iNe
auihofiIn ai Nal|aee furnished most
W lAe lneflminainF nfmonce against
Aimhe4 nnd iangaop Ana i|IH llom
fouf.p4ndnnu fNDWei IA iAf police ihe
QN.een NtpeH liie aopll Dag ilaf
NemDolf NJ iae gang Fefo fngag0d NJ a
tafe GaeNing ~ bNnaielee hpHng last
Dn0DNr
fltNp loaIa NJ WQldWed uaoelf
laff loen fosne AloNR il0 lIne ~ ilf
- laU lelHNln IHli Hni Nfanf lQflf.
iaalIN NNf NaW ingup|n mode IA ilf
eN'feY ~ Wlss'Hf lelfDnf flp Naf
lN0N fNpaJfN NN IN NANf y n iAN
lalf ilAi ~ leas N Riaae4 half
lafn nsaflNN
IaA W Az bQaia lae ilf leae
nNsnf ~ n FlN a lfNif NNn ball
HlN NN l0eIaf ~ lf f'niNf laf lo0n
Z Nvnof lHef pV 4yn lQelf aHi
foNnd INF hfanNlaH5 YAf ffAaHi
sonf afaplHy f1''Nting ~ aHf
AZ ~ "a ilaaf faslH tl'i iNe iHNfaei
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

keibeV FlN go 49, hleslep Z f9e,t
Xi,,,' salis, va 'liiEs wv ~ ~"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
AS SEEN BY ROOSEVELT.
Taft's Election Triumph over Unwise
Radicalism.

President Roosevelt recently gave his
Interpretation of the victory of the re-
publican party at the polls Tuesday,
when he said to the newspaper men
whom he received in his Office:
"This administration has meant a
steady effort and progress which should
never be allowed to deviate into an un-
wise radicalism on the one hand, nor an
unwise conservatism on the other.
HThe nomination of Mr.. Taft was a
triumph over reactionary conservatism
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet. 1t cures painful, swollen, smart
ing, sweating feet. Makes new shoes
easy. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. Don't accept any substitute.
Sample FREE. Address A. S. Ohm
sted, LIE Roy. n. Y.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

gang operated, according to st. Paul
railroad rubber dies and check perforat-
ing machines and stamps secured by the
detectives. The capture Of the gang is
regarded by the officers as one Of the
most important made in years in the
northwest.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
British Battleship, % Knots.

The British battleship Invincible, at
her full power trial recently, steamed
2s knots an hour over a period of eight
hours.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

ghf ada|iQn M N4n0 alQlE NJ mel
fut M fael ounce NJ foWWnn iYlafl
80 ualf f4laW fHf'ng ~ |QN
ifWpYWnlf ~ NpN'nf fnn melH'f
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

For ~ flsi ilme NJ hlsiQly a blind
boy Aaf epinod iolnelI hN name NJ
WILLIAM AZ Aooffl Ana lN homo y 'p
l4o0N)n
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
Hoods SarsapariEEa

and his election was a triumph over
unwise and improper radicalism.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

bA0n rae falf Az mRlo 4 ~
eeH M 4 fsl4. M feif ihai ihf Rlew
ltQpldf n llai M y len1N
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21

The postal business of the world is
increasing z per cent per annum-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
COOK TO DON STAR
OF CHIEF TODAY
New Head of Police Department
Will Be Yielded Office
by Cutler
No deads Will Fall From Force
Until he Learns Workings
of the System

Jesse B. Cook viii be inducted into
S...,e oe as chief of police by President
uuer Of the police commission at 1870
clock this morning and he will i'm
Hieolatety assume charge of the depart
.nenI All the members of the commits
sion are expected to be present
me chief-elect declines TO make any
vnelat statement until after his install
anon and II Is probable that today he
nay glNe for publication his intentions
Iesardlng his conduct OF the depart
Nent. but nothing viii be said about
any changes until he has had time TO
make himself thoroughly familiar with
ne workings OF the various depart
ments.
The new chief viii have to select his
successor as property clerk without
any DELAY, and speculation is rife as TO
me lucky man. Besi0es Sergeants Coo
gan Sorman- Atchison and Anderson.
mentioned Thursday. other names were
discussed Yesterday. among them being
SerEeants Duncan Matheson. in charge
- the Chinatown squad, and Fred T.
5roNn, stationed at headquarters. and
ioemsn John Cronin, for 20 years
assistant In the property clerks Office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
ROBBERS TORTURE FARMER
TO MAKE HIM OPEN SAFE
Bind and Gag Victim, Then
Hold Lighted Matches to
His Feet

TOLEDO O., Dec 25.-Masked rob-
bers early today compelled H A Scha-
bow Of Curtiee. O., TO open a safe in his
farmhouse and turn over $3.50. After
tying their victim TO his bed and plac-
ing a gag in his mouth, the robbers
stole a horse and buggy and escaped
A posse Of farmers is in pursuit While
one OF the robbers tortured SchabOw
by burning his feet with matches, the
other kent him covered with A re-
1olver SchabOw is agent for an in
surance company.
Toledo police al . are searching this
city and the SURE dnding country for
the robbers
The first the Schabow family knew
of the robbery was when the children
rushed 10 their fathers room 10 wish
Jim a Merry Christmas" He was not
there and on entering a little front
room used as an Office. they found him
on the floor. unconscious. with his
hands and feet tied and a Woolen nit
ten stuffed IN his mouth.
Schs bow said he heard a noise in
the Office and when he went TO inyesti-
gate was attacked by two masked men.
who demanded money. He refused TO
omen his safe, whereupon they bound
md Gagged him. then applied lighted
matches 10 his feet He endured this
torture for a while. but finally gave in
nd opened the safe and then became
unconscious
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
GALE OFF OREGON COAST

PORTLAND. ore. Dec. "a 30 mile
gale blew off the coast today. A num-
Der Of deep water craft are supposed to
be on the outside bound for Portland
and for safety they viii be obliged to
stand far off shore.
Among them are the oriental liner
Numantia and the British steamship
Tweedale. The China freighter was
due to reach the river from San Fran
cisco last night. Arrangements had
been made for discharging her cargo
IN the local harbor today. but from the
appearance of things she will not be
able to enter the river today.
The TWeedale was coming from
Nanaino, p. c., to load lumber for the
far east. She was also expected this
morning. Two or three sailing vessels
may be a week before they succeed in
returning to the vicinity of the Column
bia river lightship. One or two of them
were in light ballast and they will
have a rough experience during the
continuance Of the blow
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
DUMA IN UpROAR
AT SOCIALIST SLUR
Session Breaks Up Following
Attack on Russian
Diplomacy
Member Expelled From Cham
bers for Protesting Against
Adjournment

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 25-During
the debate of the budget in the duma
today M. Pokarovsky. social demo-
crat, remarked
when an Armenian appealed to
Christ for help during a massacre Of
Armenians Christ was dumb, being
silenced by Russian diplomacy"
This remark created scene in the
chamber, and President Kokhymatoff
suspended the duma. Nj. Gegtchemrin,
another socialist, was excluded from
the session for protesting against the
presidents action, whereupon the So
c1alists left the duna in a body.
During the session Foreign Minister
Iswolsky met with a favorable recep-
tion when he presented the annual
statement of Russias foreign policy
He referred. with warm approval to
the Japanese American agreement,
which, he said, guaranteed the open
door in the far east the territorial
status quo and the integrity of China,
the terms of which were communicated
to Russia before it was signed.
The rest of NJ. Iswolsky's speech was
along general lines, repeating the views
cember 23. It shed no light on mooted
questions, nor gave any substance of
the Russian proposals regarding Aus
trian annexation.
NJ. Iswolsky confessed that Russia
could not have raised her individual
protest against the annexation of Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina by Austria-H Hun
gary because her hand was bound by
the previous Austro-R Russian agree
ment. The only way open was for the
concert of powers and other signatories
to hold Austria fast by an arbitrary
amendment to the Berlin treaty.
NJ. Pokarovsky, social democratic
member, made a speech devoted to the
relation. of an alleged Russian plot in
Bulgaria during the reign of Prince
Alexander and during the early years
of the reign of Prince Ferdinand. tend
ing to show that Russia had distrib-
uted bombs, firearms and other weapons
for political assassination.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
Calif0rnians on Travels

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Californians
San Francisco. ". stone, Breslin;
c. L. Brownell, Ashland; f. NJ. Elan,
Hotel Breslin; P. Hopkins. Hotel Bel
mont; D. s. Lissberger. Hoffman; p
McMullin, Hotel Belmont; r. T. Baker,
Plaza; L. Block, Hotel Cadillac; r. NJ
Eyre, Hotel Seville; A. Whittell, G..
WhittelI, Hotel Plaza; F. w. Zeile Mrs
F. w. Zeile, Netherland; j. A. Banzhap,
Broadway Centrali R NJ Levin, 8. M.
Levin, Antoinette hotel; Miss NJ. Leile,
Miss R Leile, Hotel Netherland; Mrs A.
Lewis, Hotel Albany; II. A. Braman,
Empire; J. J. Hoag, King Edward
hotel; s. M. Brannan, Mrs. j. E. Bran
nan, Martha Washington; J. w. Heis-
ner, King Edward: c.. T. DureIl, Bar
thoidi; +. ". Stone. Mrs. F, W. Stone,
Hotel Breslin; K. Monteagie. Murray
Hill; NJ Lowenstein, Grand Union: G.
Tasker Hotel Belmont: F. Cormac,
Astor house; J. Robins, Hotel York; J..
Kramer Cosmopolitan.
Los Angeles. II. Comstock, West
minister; II. Dunt, Hotel Seville; t. E.
Edwards, Hotel Manhattan; ]. Devlin,
H. Godfrey, Grand Union; e. Hanson,
Hotel Belmont; E. Leron, Park Avenue;
G. Herring, Belmont: 81. ]. Runyon,
Martha Washington.
San Rafael-Mrs. Boyd. Miss Boyd,
Hotel Seville. San Diego. L. Doyle.
Grand Union. Sacramento-J. e. schu-
bert, Grand Union. San Bernardino-J.
@. Rial. Mrs. ]. G: Rial. Belleclaire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
FUGITIVE IS RETURNED.
ALTHOUGH THOUGHT DEAD
IL T. Agar, EmbezzIer Reported
Drowned. Taken From Texas
10 Indiana
. lspeeiaI Dispatch 10 The CALI

PRINCETON. Ind, Dec 25.-H. 4.
Agar. alleged embezzler and 1orger to
the extent OF s125,O0o. supposed 10
have been drowned nearly two years
ago with his life insured. appeared
n Princeton at 3 o'clock this morning.
arriving over the Southern from St
Louis IN TIE custody OF officers who
vent from here TO Texas after him.
lie was greeted at the depot by friends.
aiken directly 70 Justice SprowTs resi-
dence and the squire reused from bed.
After sPo1ogizing 10 Judge Sp-ouI
1or wzkenizs him az the hour and
-eceiTing the judges reply that every
Thing goes Christmas morning, he Was
arrsigne8 On a $1,000 forgery charge
brought BY Il D. NcGsrey and on
which reGuisition had been granted by
the governors OF Indiana and Texas.
The bond already filed out for $4,000
and signed By 10 prominent citizens
was hled and he went home to his
family. who have since the night of
his disappearance from . barge In the
wzsbssh river January %, 1907. until
=. week ago, never doubted shat he
was dead
Agar. who IS looking healthy and
prosperous, sticks 70 his original story
that he accidentally fell from the barge,
aud then realizing that he was facing
financial ruin through bad grain specu-
lstionz, decided 10 disappear
Under the name Of r A Conner he
was regarded as leading citizen OF
san Benito. Tex, and the citizens
there and friends here VIII see him
through his troubles, it is believed. If
financial assistance viii avail
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
TeIegraphic Brevities

KILLED WHILE BEATING NEGRO
Scale Ala. Dec. 25-Jobn W. Chambers, dep
uty sherIn of Russell county, shot and killed
George II. Thompson, 80 years old. today
negro
FUGITIVE MURDERER CAuGHT-Mexico.
Mo-. Dec. 25.-Fred Henderson, who con
fessed that he shot and killed Deputy Marshal
Magruder of Higbee. no. the night Of De-
cember IS. and wounded Marshal Cain, was
arrested here tonight.
F1RE t1GhIEh MAJ DhA1h.P Philadelphia
FIRE in a moving picture show last night Samuel
Dunlap. an assistant FIRE chief. and of the
best known men in the local department is in
precarioos condition at hospital
BOY HOLDS UP TICKET AGENT-Centralia.
No Dec 25.-Night Operator W. ]. 0ney at
the Chicago and Alton railroad depot here,
appeared at the ticket window and demanded
the agents money. Something over $50 was Sc
cured
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
N[WB[RRY DEFINES
REFORMS IN NAVY
Will Increase General and Con-
struction Boards to Secure
Cooperation
Body Similar to General Staff
of Army to Advise Secre-
tary on TechnicaIities
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 25.-secretary
of the Navy Newberry IN an informal
talk at a reception given In his honor
at the Detroit club today told Of some
plans TO eliminate red tape from the
navy department and to reduce its
operations to a business basis. He
said:
I'm simply taking the machinery,
oiling it where necessary. and II I find
any unnecessary part I will cast it
aside, reducing the whole machine to
the best working order within my
power.
What / intend to do is to increase
the membership of the general board
and the board Of construction in order
TO get greater cooperation between
the two. To accomplish that I have
amended the naval regulations to dis
tribute the work of battleship design
ing in such way as to avoid the
archaic and unbusinesslike methods
which have prevailed in the past
BowING TO THE CRITICS
"In q way I am bowling to the many
critics of the bureau administration of
the department., who have alleged that
under the system it was almost i'm
possible to induce any board or bureau
to admit existing defects. For exam
pie, / wish to amalgamate the bureau
Of steam engineering with the board
OF construction and repair under one
head.
II have already increased the mem
bership OF the board of construction
and placed Rear Admiral George Con-
verse (retired) at its head as president
The new members include a man from
the board of inspection and survey,
a member of the naval retiring and
examining boards, who is also an eX-
pert on torpedoes, and Captain Staun-
ton, who is member of the general
board. Heretofore the board has been
limited to the designing and construc-
ton of new vessels. In the future II
shall perform any duties assigned to 1t.
ADVISORY BOARD PLANNED
II want to also develop the general
board into a larger and more expert
enced body, which will be thoroughly
representative of every branch Of the
service. and make a staff as nearly as
possible. without legislation, similar to
the general staff of the army. It will
be sort OF advisory board to me in
matters that require technical or ex-
perienced advice. ! will take UP the
general board matter in few weeks"
Although Newberry believes that
much good will be accomplished with
out legislation. 1t is probable that be-
fore the reorganization IS completed
the president will transmit to congress
recommendation that the various
bureaus OF the department be merged.
Newberry's plan OF reorganization does
not alone rest with heads of the de-
partments, but affects all branches of
the service.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
WITH PILLOW
WIDOW ROUTS BURGLAR
Owner of Chicken Ranch Near
Black Point Puts Night
Intruder to Flight

BLACK POINT. Dec. 25.-Armed
with only a feather pillow. Mrs Mary
Chamberlins a widow who owns a
small chicken ranch near here. put 70
rout a husky burglar when he tried
TO enter her little home night before
last through the back window. Mrs.
Chant mberlfn was awakened by the
stealthy work OF the stranger, who
was raising a window
Mrs Chamberlain creDt from her
bedroom and when the man showed his
head inside she struck it with a pill
low. The house breaker drew back his
head and fed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-26
CHURCHES AT SAN BRUNO,
MILBRAE AND BURLINGAME
Rapid Strides Being Made by
Catholic Parish in San
MateO County

BURLTNGAME, Dec. 25.-Rapid
strides IN parish work for the Catholic
church at San Bruno. Alillbrae and Bur
ifngarue are being made under the
Ieadershfp OF Father James A Grant.
who has charge Of the district
At san Bruno the cornerstone for q
so 600 church was laid recently which
e expected to be ready for occupancy
earlv in April. A fund for the purchase
~ 4 church site at Millbrae VIII be
,-os-<orcod concrete church, Tudor
S-ofilic in style. TO be constructed at
F7urIingame, have already been drawn
TO- FurIfngarne church will cost ap-
rroxinnateIy 10000 when complete