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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
THE CRUSHED COMRADES

A SORROWFUL and discouragng echo OF the recent ma
~ ona convention of socialists Chicago haltine
cadence from beyond the mountains This BODY which
nominated Eugene Debs for president United States
appears have been according the disgusting
prevail IN organizations where the devil peni-
cous In word rule nexoraby applied to all
insurgents who questioned the sancy of the program
of the proceedings tells
Cornrad kar of Indiana climbing prmed with an
closed Indiana delegate
His
OF this but the delegates
Why, he exclaimed, this
s worse than Russia Is possible that
talk l
The
requested the delegate to be seated.
We be permitted hope that all this invention
OF lying and captac because socialist convention
of talk till all prime and onv
for The wretced reporter proceeds to relate
what happened Comrade Knopnagecrushed gave
of parliamentary tyrant
There times the discussion when ap
that the grossly unfair. =
y stand here and talk until
his lOudest
you
sergeant quiet you forcby" replied
Hardly been thoroughly squeched
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
Vomus Clubs Outgoing Incoming Congratulations

the last of the season, the club adj
journing until after the summer vaca-
tions.
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of the California Pioneers was adj
tourned last week because of the recent
loss by death Of two of the organiza-
L. w. Holt and Mrs. r. e. MeGiil. An
nouncement was made of the recent
election of officers for the coming term,
as follows:
President-sIiss Clara A. Adams
Vice president--Mrs. W. T. Johnston.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Romie B. Hutchi-
dorffer.
Corresponding seeretary-Mrs- Edgar Grant.
Treasurer-Mrs. W. A. Limbaugh.
Historian-Mrs- ]. ]. DonnelIy.
Directors--Miss Julia Neppert, Mrs Walter
A. Scott, Mrs. F. c. Jones, Miss Ophelia c.
The members of the Mill Valley out
door art club are planning especial fes-
tivities for the fourth Of July, when
Ssss double @ 0f band aarss Eu.e sd hs sS
dren of the schools. speeches and re-
freshments are all included in the pro-
gram, which is In capable hands. At
club the following board was elected
for the coming term of two years:
President-Mrs. F. F. Bostwick.
First vice president-Mrs. h C. Haake.
Second vice president-Mrs. Melvin Staples.
Secretaries--Mrs. c. L. Proctor, Miss Grace
Smith, Mrs. A. B. Amber.
Treasurer-Mrs John Burt
Directors-MIs. Clinton Folger. Mrs. c. II.
Ham. Mrs. n. X. lockwood, Mrs. Harry
Wagner. Mrs. ". X. Freeman Mrs Frank G.
Herrick. Mrs. Carl Meyer Jr., Mrs. A. A.
Wells.
Professor Henry Morse Stephens re-
Gently delivered most interesting ad-
dress to the members of the Clio
nian club. his subject being Cervan-
tes. the writer, whose Don Quixote''
is said to be the finest piece Of Span
ish Interpretive fiction In existence.
Piano selections from Mrs Blackenberg
and several solos by Mrs. E. d. Ma
gee added to the enjoyment of the aft
ernoon. The club. which has made
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

Spain and the Spanish its exclusive
study during the past year and will
continue the same work next year. has
now adjourned for the summer season.
The annualbreakfast of the Corona
club will take place on Thursday next
and will be attended by about ESQ peo-
pie. The clubs first founders break
rast, several months ago, was one Of
the most brilliant events of the club
year. and 1T is safe to predict that
Thursdays event will also be a de-
iightful one The incoming officers Of
the club are:
President-Mrs. George Fredericks.
vice president-Mrs. Alemeron Skinkle Jr.
Ireasurer-Miss L. VI. Collins
Secretaries-Mrs. E. F. Crosett and Miss
Emma Van Bergen.
Directors-Airs. John III. Bullock Mrs. Rob-
ert Mcclellan. Mrs. E. II. Merrill, Mrs. Fred
Howard. Miss Mildred Bryant.
One of the largest and most interest
ing meetings of clubwomen during the
year was held in San Mateo last week.
when the Woman's club had its annual
session. Reports were rendered by the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
WATCHING THE CONFLICT IN CALIFORNIA

IHE significance Of the revolt against machine methods in
the republican party OF California misunderstood in
the and discussed edtoay by the Chicago Tribune
well informed article from which quote
The results be described victory
Roosevelt
elected three OF the delegates
delegates
chairman OF
the full these
machnehd appointment 3 delegates
number
The league young the Tribune and this revolt
directed against OF the strongest bosses States
enenched by long OF and the control of
great beginning has been and the Tribune concludes
Herrin afford many such victories He has
with Pennsylvania"
the fight by the fact that good citizens all the country
watching the conflict and looking forward with anticipation
ultimate victory that will certainly be theirs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

officers of the club. showing that the
organization is in a healthy condition
and the heads of the various sections
of club work reviewed the work which
had been undertaken during the year.
The election of officers resulted in the
following women being chosen for the
coming year:
Vice president-Mrs z. A. Soper
Recording secretary-Sfrs- d. Vail.
Treasurer-lIrs- NJ E. Weishaar.
Dfreetors-Mrs. William Scoaeld. Mrs j. A.
Shipman. Mrs. H. A. Alderton. Mrs G. RI
Parkinson. Mrs R. Guyett. Mrs J. w Roller
and Mrs. j. T. Newsom-
Delegates TO tire state federation of clubs
Mrs. Z. G. Greene. Mrs Geraldine Frisbie and
Mrs " A. Stuart. AIternates-Mrs. M II
Weishaar and Mrs. l. wyckon
All women who play tennis are in
vited to compete in the tennis club
championship games which will be held
on Saturday next In the courts in
Golden Gate park. This is the first
time that women have been given a
special contest. and good players from
all over the city will be the guests OF
the tennis club on that day
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
MAY 25. 1908
Music Lovers Await Concerts to Be Given by
Cecil COWIes and Mrs. Thomas Nunan
BY Walter Anthony

for which Mrs. Nunan intends 70 pre-
pare herself is composition Mrs, Blrm-
ingham will sing three OF Mrs Nunah
ciares Mrs. Nunan first efforts They
indicate a serious determination 10 mas
ter the technic of musical cseatton.
have not gone so far as TO attempt or
chestral Work, shall study to nj my
self for expression in the larger torms
of composition, she says
Mrs Nunan says she has no lnten-
tion of going on the operatic stage, al
though she has had excellent oHers 10
do so. Her singing Of the role OF MI, Mu,
favorable attention from managers. Who
suggested she make her DEBUT IN thdl
part. II shall conf1ne myself TO con
cert singing" said Mrs Nunan: ana
while grand opera is enjoya pie. II does
not appeal TO me for myself Concert
and oratorio work and composlllop
should be enough TO keep me busy X
my ambitious aims are even measure
ably achieved"
Many Of Mrs. humans hearers 70,
morrow afternoon at Century cluD ndlI
will be Oakland and Berkeley admirers.
An almost total representation from Ine
Sequoia club will also be there tne
singer has long been a MEMBER OF Inas
organizations and her work as head OF
the music committee has done mucn TOT
Mrs. humans voice. which as yet l
have not heard. is described as lytrc 1
and she is said to sing with, admirable
method and fine hn1sh-
Assisting her will be Mrs. oscar Mans
feldt and Mrs. Lillian Birm1ngham. Doen
Of them artists Of high standing;
This is the program TO be rencsreoo
Part f-ssBailade." minor tLisztl. MIS-, W
car Mansfeldt: "Wiegenlied,' . 'wach suf. dn
schoene Traumerin tFranz hiesI, ,sT9sa
sehgnannl visl IFaums ssSs sfIsSesisi fsSe isi Bum
1Brahmsl. Mrs. Thomas Nunan; Twilight Eev-
erie. Visions The Midges Dance. 'hrs-
r9' Part a%Paee. P Mic Dio'' (from La Forza del
Destlno''l Verdi. "yalzer d MgseIta rrom srrce,
slssp! aes HafSslUt PpslUas Poionaise chopin Mr..
oPTar sPsecini1 Fl Love- % rhse Idsnbersl The
SwsIiows'' tCowenl. Tender Ties" (Dellbruckl.
''snmmer Song (Delr Acqua). Mrs Thomas NuT
man,
Madame caIve. under direction OF
John Cort, will make at least one more
tour of America singing in concert
She viii appear in 25 recita1s. and the
tour which is going TO be called ner
farewell" will begin next November
Pacific coast. 1t is expected. OF course.
that she will appear in this city.
AdeIa Verne whose playing in this
city recently was announced TO be that
OF an artist has made good her local
reputation She is now being booked
by Manager Schultz for an extended
saving that il the east did not account
her to be a pianist of the very nrsr
rank. then /. for one. didn't know
male quartet from tympani drum-or
something like that The prophecy is
confidently repeated San Francisco's
Judgment about the playing OF the new
star will be indorsed. I have no doubt
The pupils of Mrs Oscar Mansfeldt
will give recital Thursday evening.
Nav 2s. at Golden Gate Cemmandery
hall
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25


~ summer months, and no regular
1 u meetings are held between June
and September. But May is one
of the busiest club months in the year.
and the last few weeks have been
crowded with meetings. The retiring
officers have been feted. receptions
have been given the incoming boards
and secretaries and treasurers have
been busy with all the odds and ends
of unfinished business that has been
waiting during the last term: In an
other fortnight silence will fall upon
the clubhouses, except when little
group Of members slips in to be cool
and quiet for spare half hour, or to
have game of bridge in the cardroom
Mrs. Edward L. Baldwin. president
elect OK the California club. and the
rest Of the new board Nv VIII be as give given q g
the club tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Orr, who retires from the ONCE OF
president after two years Of earnest
and effective work. was guest Of honor
at a luncheon given at an OFarrell
street restaurant on Tuesday by the
members of her board. No president
of the Club has eyer been more popular
than Mrs. Orr Her successor has al
ready proved a splendid officer in lesser
positions and will have the good will
and affection of every member OF the
club in her new task.
The two concerts given by the mu-
sical section of the club proved very
successful in every sense, and the pro-
without single alteration. Miss Juliet
Greninger. who deserves credit for the
success of the affair. was busy for many
months over the details, and personally
superintended the rehearsals of Trial
by Jury" sparing no pains to make the
affair the great success 1t eventually
proved.
The Mills club held its regular meet
ing on May 10 in the Sequoia club
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
HERRIN TO FOLLOW MeNAB
Prom the watsonviIle Psjaronisn.

McNab was turned down by the
democracy at Fresno and Herrin will
meet a like fate at the August con-
vention OF the republican party The
place to accomplish the work will be
at the local primaries when delegates
are selected to the county, district and
state conventions
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
DEcENCY WILL TRIUMPH

Wherever the league had an organi-
zation the regulars were routed.
Such a good beginning in the work of
riding the party organization OF
corporation rule was made that the
doom of the Herrin-P Parker Hatton re-
gime seems sealed and inevitable. The
fight for decency will so on and it
will triumph in the end
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

The introduction of bees into the
Philippines, as planned by the agri-
cultural department, may prove un-
wise. 1t will further the belief of
Aguinaldo's children that they have
been stung.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
ENEMY is STAGGERED

From the Tuiare Register.
This was only the first skirmish with
a strongly entrenched and unscrupu-
lous enemy, and that enemy is stag
gered. The war has only begun. Let
every league club take on new courage
and seek to add to it's membership, for
there is another battle at hand.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
LEAGUE DELEGATES PRAISED
Frnm the Mail OF Waodland.

The Yolo county delegates to the re-
publican state convention return to
their constituents with the knowledge
of a work well done. The votes which
they cast for W. r. Davis for chairman
meets with the approval of a vast ma
jority of the republicans in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
AGAIN AT WORK

,From the Los Angeles Express.
To the Lincoln Roosevelt republican
league club at Long beach belongs the
honor and distinction of first resuming
an interval by the advent Of the state
convention. The battle fought at Sac
ramento was a preliminary to the great
conflict in August, when 1t is to be re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

Young Fish has gone into Wall
street to learn the game. He will
quickly find that ichthyic denizens OF
that turbulent sea are divided into
two elasses-sharks and suckers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
RESULT, ENCOURAGING

From the Los Angeles Herald
The attack made on the Herrin forces
was forTnida BILE and while the league
contingent was outnumbered and out
voted in the convention. defeat itself
was a victory when the net results OF
the struggle are considered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
Lincoln Roosevelt leagues Work
Praised by Stale Press
POWERFUL MORAL FORCE
From the Sacramento News.

The Lincoln Roosevelt league might
well take TO itself the assurance that
it has directed attention to the danger
and his corporations will hardly dare to
go recklessly juggernauting upon the
carcasses of the prone population. The
league has demonstrated that. it is a
powerful moral force in California poll
tics
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
WILL. coNrnoL COMMITTEES

From the South San F'ranciseo Enterprlse.
The delegates chosen at the primary
elections in August to the republican
county conventions in all the counties
of this state will name new-republican
county central committees in every
>ounty, which means the end OF the
Herrin machine rule in this state
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
Impertinent Question No. 81
What's the Cheapest Thing in California !?

HHdI 5 me IHedPeSI IHlng IN California!
For the most original wites answer to this queston-and
the brefe the better-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next i've answers The Call viii pay ONE DOL
LAR each Prize winning answers will be printed nex
"Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Make
your short and address to
IMPERTINENT QUESTION:
THE CALL
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
IN FIGHT TO STAY

When Tyrrell of Los Angeles roared
the league def into the Herrin ears.
We'll fight till hell freezes over and
then we'll fight on the iee." he was
using language more forceful than elo-
quent. but he very vividly translated
into words the attitude of the league
reformers toward the present piratical
crew who dominate the politics of Cali
fornia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
SAN LEANDRANs AROUSED

From the OAKLAND Enqulrer.
The republicans of San Leandro are
not satisfied with the deal they re-
ceived from the machine Within the
next month they viii take steps TO as
sure themselves the right TO select
deIerates who will represent them at
the coming county conventions
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
VICTORY THAT SPELLS DEFEAT
From the Oakland Enquirer.

Boss Herrin and his Falstaf1an army
may well say after the Sacramento
convention. Another such a victory
and we are undone."
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
THE SPIRIT OF FREE MEN

The league made its first show OF
technically a winner, yet it proved to
have in it the spirit of the young men.
the coming men, the free men In the
republican party in this state
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

Senator Platt announces that he is
about to wind up his career. Some OF
us have thought for some time that
il was badly run down.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
HOW PEoPLE sTANp

From the Fresno Republican
The league has justified itself and
will become a permanent factor in
republican politics in California. The
popular vote at the primaries showed
how the people stand
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

The local carpenter who quit the
stage after a short trial probably has
discovered that saving wood is more
profitable than saving the air.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
SAVED STATE FOR TAFT
'm the MarysvilIe Appeal

The league forced through an un-
equivocal instruction for William HI.
Taft for president. which De Young
was fighting in the Chronicle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

A German impresario believes to
have discovered in bricklayer an
operate marvel Here's hoping his
find may not prove to be gold brick.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

hurled similar
satisfied required several loud
subside reading
of the platform
The squelched comrades may well ask rs this Russia
after all there compensaons If that sturdy gave
operation the convention might still be talking
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

Stocks have taken another big
tumble. That is something specu-
lators never seem to do.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

The robbery Of an Egyptian mon
arch's tomb, perpetrated $500 years
ago, has just been discovered. The
possibility of the discovery, $500
wears hence, of the perpetrators of
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

newed in every assembly district of the
state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

has so well begun and stands an excel
lent chance Of electing a majority OF
the delegates at the August primaries
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
NOTE AND COMMENT

current crimes may serve to cheer
Buggy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

WILL WIN IN AUGUST
From the Palo Alto Times.
The league will continue the work II
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

The pupils of Mrs Oscar Mansfeldt
will give recital Thursday evening.
Nav 2S. at Golden Gate Commandery
hall
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

\ LMOST all the women's large
~ clubs are closed during the mid
II summer months, and no regular
1 y meetings are held between June
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

the last of the season, the club ad-
journing until after the summer vaca-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

Madame CaIve. under direction or
John Cort, will make at least one more
tour of America singing in concert.
She will appear in 25 recitals. anc the
tour. which is going TO be called her
farewell" will begin next November
and extend from the. Atlantic to the
Pacific coast 1t is expected. OF course.
that she will appear in this city
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@lto / BET Spielte, 6re0 pua SorOeu
pg / Wenneiter en- Selbebagelig-
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9uleria lepeDe finn It Aar efter
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sore. &aa Miarmorpla0en, Der Def
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q 8rofeternes Orb gif / Spfploelie.
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gen Arnen,
Sulciamscu.

Get par Ell iSllcuften / Aaret go
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lar teglleoe GGiorernes BALLADS meo
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5 ct @atricier-@lis intellem Den
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bojt oppe / ct al De pperit tie Stof=
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ueoe Jig ltO oper 9olfonen og Itoo
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par intet 2ps / &prellet bagpeO, og
/ nogle Minutter bapoe Der 9erlfet
flllOiturtoig StilbeO. 9enne blep
finn afbruOt al Ell Bogus Haslen
poa Sten6roen neoenunoer, og al og
til b6rte man ct ifingrenOe &onl-
manOoroab, rlaor &ogten blep ufloit
ben1e / observation-disclosures.
Gnoelig BRIO Ben pngite al Sc TO
apinOer Supsbe0en. &un bar oper-
~oroentlig innlf, benoes flasiiife
Grofil og foltbare 9rogt bar tpoe.
Iige &ionesbpro ON benoes boie
6eOiel. @ltn penOte Jig benimoo
zen GlOre &piltOe, bpis @niigt lige
ioa tpOelig bite, at bun bar en- $50
moe, % ipltrgte title:
v&ufel, bpor pnr on benlle / 9[f-
temp"
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&c. &eO bun fife nof, at / Wfor-
gen er set &riiti SooIelsfeIt? &por
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iou megen Sribeo - uoen / Dor
egen 6orIomling? @i nlpOtes / Nf-
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SG0bnne at iun1les oenne 9fften OF
tilbeoe Dor @lt0."
09riiti 6poielsfeIt! oo, No5a-
rperens, Ben forsfGiteoesl" Den
innlffe Iotricierinoe iuffeoe: Set
Ell fife lGngere ii0en eno / @oor,
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Ell bis Yaulus, en- SSSoe al Spblel, men
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kDiifes ogiaa ON, at oenne belpn0er-
fige Gro er trpnqt ino / nogIe al
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imuffel @i pil life gaa ino emo
MI. Sent mig en- @rnf og min
aoo6e. Seq funOe bobe 2pit til at
fooe ber og ie paa Stiernerne og"
bum npleoe liOt - rogiaa bere
liot mere ON banL bpis SSoieG ou
eli feire / Morgen."
Enfel trof en- 9pjbunf ben til i'm
6rlte og fuiteOe Ell &dobe, falttet
meo 8elsperf, ben oper 6efoes
Sfulore. Sum fdtte fig ielp poa en-
Sfanln1el og 6egpnOte iprig:
.5ar De p%irfelig 2pit til at bere
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@le0e fort9lle oerom. 9Q0rig flt1oe
ieg be0re fortG1e 0erom emo unoer
elsie tinoreltbe Stierner.
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Mrbei0 life for andre.

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