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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
The Couture

The pempadour will always be the
friend of middle aged women, for it
allows so many notifications that al
most any type can wear it successfully.
For those whose locks are very scant
an artificial piece called the contour
can be bought. 1t is built on the same
plan as the Indian feather headdress
and in arranging it all the natural hair
is made to fall over face. back and
shoulders, when the contour of hair
matching the natural is set on and
hooked in the back. In this way arti-
fetal and real hair mingle and are
brought to the back of the head, where
the tresses can be dressed in any fash
ion desired.
Styles for elderly women do not
change so often nor so radically as
the fashions for young matrons and
girls The present coronet mode of
dressing is one of the few models that
when becoming may be worn irrespec-
tive of age, although 1T does not suit
every type of face. 1t is generally
becoming to a woman with a long or
an oval face. while it will not suit a
round or a full face. In this coiffure
the hair should be fuffed around the
face, then rolled back, preferably over
the tips of the ears, and braided in the
back With this dressing the elderly
woman wears a long comb with pierced
or filigreed top instead of the large
ribbon affected by young matrons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
PRINCESS

Ferris Hartman's popularity is not
waning at the Princess theater The
Wizard of the Nile is making delight
fhl entertainment for crowded houses
at every performance. Victor Herbert
and Harry B. Smiths musical play,
The Fortune Teller" win be given a
beautiful production next Monday
night and Hartman will repeat one of
his former successes in the role of
Boris. Christina Nielsen will make her
temperance in the role of the fortune
teller.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
ORPHEUM

The splendid program at the Or
pheum this week is getting its reward
of crowded houses at every perform
ance. Even the Tuesday matinee be-
tween two holidays, saw the house
sold out. The bill for next week in
cludes Charmion as headliner; Frank
Gardiner and Lottie Vincent in Win
ming Queen; Fred Warren and AL
blanchard, comedy stars; A. o. Dun
can, ventriloquist, and the two Pucks
in songs and character costumes, be-
sides the newest and best on this
weeks bill.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
housekeeping in France

In France housekeeping is much SIM
America, and there are fewer servants.
For instance, a French parlor maid is
unknown, the one femme de chambre
being ladys maid as well as housemaid.
The housework, sweeping, busting, ETC.,
is done by men servants. The staying
guest is also unknown, or practically
so. which greatly lessons the work of
a house; in fact, Partisan quarters are
usually so small there is no room for
the week end visitor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

boulevard for the purpose OF demonstrating the
qualities of a special pavement will attract the
attention OF motorists and road experts through
out the state. Walter Page. director OF the tefi-
eral good roads bureau. who will represent this
country at the Paris convention. viii be asked
to include in u large collection already obtained
a photograph OF White steamer going at the
rate OF SIS miles hour. showing the dust raised
a macadam road The driven BY
Jack Heyfer aud carried, among others. Colonel
Fenner. Ivory B. Noble county surveyors John
Ormun. city engineer Of Pasadena. and Senor
Enrique Ornelas Mexican consul at San AntOnio.
Tex. who is studying different phases of the
good roads problem.
L. H. Bill. manager Of the local branch Of
the Thomas B. jeffrey company. reports the sale
and delivery Of a four cylinder, 32 horsepower
Rambler runabout 10 F. +. COvell OF Modesto:
four cylinder 40 horsepower Rambler touring
to Frank Atteberry Of Winters. and two
cylinder % horsepower Rambler runabout to
George +. WOotten of Tacoma.
". F. CulbersOn OF the Mobile carriage COM
pany reports the sale and delivery Of 40
horsepower. six cylinder Pierce Arrow touring
car to E. F. Dalton OF San Francisco.
On June go. this year. there were JSS taxi
cabs In operation in Berlin On the same day
there were 3.1TS streetcars in operation. which
is 81 fewer than March 81 of this year.
There were also 155 motor buses in operation
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
GYMKHANA GAMES POPULAR

Those who have insisted that to interest the
public in motoring Ii necessary TO
thrilling track races might change their opin-
ions had they been at the Wheaton county fair
near Chicago motor day. when Il, 900 people
sat two hours and watched a gymkhana with
fully as much interest as they would have looked
at high powered cars circle horse track at
dangerous speed. The Wheaton fair showed
that the people like to be amused well
thrilled.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

Soft, fluffy transparencies, such as net
and fine lace, make smart trimmings.
A gown with a detachable guimpe
may be made to serve many purposes.
When the guimpe is removed the cos
tune becomes suitable for formal
evening wear. A smart gown has a
draped bodice of satin, cut rather low
but filled in over the bust line with a
band of Venice lace edged with pipings
of velvet, which forms square decol-
letage when the guimpe is removed.
The skirt has a tunic drapery edged
with frings This fringe trimming is
repeated on the draped oversleeves of
the bodice.
Newport women have a fashion just
now of wearing with their lingerie
gowns. which are nearly always of
white lawn or muslin, small bouquets
of real flowers to match the flowers
which adorn the hat that is worn.
These bouquets are usually fastened
into the waist belt or the front of the
bodice or sometimes carried in the
hand. In either case the fashion is a
very pretty one. Some of the lingerie
gowns worn at Newport are marvels
of beauty. being entirely white with
out any relief of color and adorned
with elaborate hand embroideries, in
termingled with medallions of muslin,
also embroidered with lace, and an
elaborate trimming of lace insertion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
TRAINING FOR RACE

The attention of southern California motor
lists is centered on the coming race between
White steamer and gasoline up Mount
Badly. Captain Ryus is practicing daily over
the course with the stripped White stock run
about which he will drive in the race.
A. Waycott who has been touring over the
mountainous. grades of Humboldt and Meddocino
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
AUTOMOBILE NOTES

w. f. Whittier called on the Studebaker
Brothers company Of California recently with the
informa tion that the 80 horsepower limousine
which he recently purchased from the company
was the first limousine ear to reach the top Of
Mount Hamilton. Whittier said that when he
reached the observatory everybody there gazed In
amazement, they thought it impossible for a
closed car to make the trip. Whittier says il
was made with ease, the driver having no trou-
bic in negotiating the short turns with this
closed ear.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

counties in big seven passenger White steamer
has returned. He reports that the heavy teaming
of the late summer has made some OF the roads
almost impossible.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
WARF|ELD'S hit
EVENT OF DECADE
"The Music Master" Continues
TO Be Greatest Attraction
Presented in This City

David Warfield's hit at the Alcazar
theater will go into theatrical history
as the event of a decade OF all the
attractions that David Belasco has pro-
duced not one more convincingly proves
his artistry than The Music Master"
The details of-Von Barwig's struggles
the beauty of his big soul; the Incl
dents of his search for his daughter,
are told with a vivid picturesqueness
that must be seen to be appreciated.
The Music Master" will conclude its
first week at the Alcazar theater next
Saturday night. There will be Sat
urday matinee, but no Sunday perform
ances.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
AMERICAN

THE Bohemian Girl" is attracting
large audiences to the American thea
ter this week, and the familiar melo-
dies as sung by the principals are en-
Enthusiastically received. "Maritana,"
another old time favorite. will be re-
vived by the Persse Mason opera COM
pany next Sunday afternoon. During
the days Of Clara Louise Kellogg the
opera was before the public constantly,
but the forthcoming presentation will
be the first in this city in many years.
Edith Mason, who has been playing
the role of Airline in The Bohemian
Girl at the American theater, was i'll
yesterday and was unable to sing the
part. An understudy was given the
role. Miss Mason's indisposition proved
but temporary and the mana cement
stated late last night that the popular
prima donna would appear tonight in
the title role of the pretty opera.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
NATIONAL

The Finneys are creating a sensation
at the National theater this week with
their aquatic tricks. better act has
not been seen on the local vaudeville
stage. The balance of the bill, incIud-
ing Eleanor Blanchard, the Panther
trio, Jules Garrison, Kelly and -Violette.
are making good. For next week
among the newcomers will be Laura
O'Meers, Pagan and Byron, Florence
Modena and half dozen others who
will supply acts of interest and nov
city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

IL is predicted that the speed test made this
week over section of the Los Angeles Pasadena
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
PREPARING FOR ANNUAL SHOW

The principal business of the last meeting Of
the licensed automobile manufacturers was that
connected with the ninth national automobile
show to be held at Madison Square garden. jan
uary 18 to %. The scheme of decoration, the
details of which presented by Chairman
George Pope of the show committee. was unani-
mously approved. The scene of the show will
be very striking one, of great beauty and
marked simplicity. The structural arrange
ments will provide a large amount OF addi-
tional floor space, well more effective
ensemble than has heretofore been had.
The recent aggressive policy Of the associa-
tion members prohibiting their dealers from
handling unlicensed cars met with full support
and will be vigorously continued. H. T. Clinton
who has been in charge of the agency as well
as the publicity department, rendered his resig-
nation which was accepted. E. p. ChaIfant
of the mechanical branch, will handle the pub
licity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

any style or street or evening costume.
Four, Jack Golden and company; Mar
gle Weber balladist; Ouida, wire
walker; Lucille Hall, monologist, and
new moving pictures.
VALENCIA
The Valencia theater will open its
doors next Saturday night with an
elaborate production of The Great
Ruby" The event will be an important
one in local theatricals. for it will
mean the beginning OF, a season of
high class, spectacular and well pro-
duced dramas with a cast of players
not to be excelled in the west Rob-
ert Warwick, whose playing with
Katherine Grey at the Novelty theater
recently won him a reputation in this
city, will be the leading man and the
management of the Valencia states
that the cast throughout and the set
tings to be given the productions will
be the best.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
CLINTON JOINs a. c. A.

Harry T. Clinton. who recently resigned from
the publicity and advertising department of the
association of licensed automobile manufacturers
has accepted the position Of secretary to the
contest committee of the Automobile Club Of
America
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
VAN NESS

VAN NESS
Pretty girls, clever comedians, a
dozen song hits and great variety of
costumes and scenery are to be ex-
pected in the musical play, The Girl
Question" which comes to the Van
Ness theater next Monday night at the
conclusion of the engagement of The
Man of the Hour" company. The lat
ter play is drawing well this week.
Paul Nicholson, a musical comedy star
in the east. and Henrietta Tedro, also
an eastern favorite, head the list of
players in The Girl Question
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
The Toilet

Women who are obliged to exercise
economy in dressing will be glad to
note the popularity of the ali black
hat again this fall. A large shape
which rolls at the side is becoming
to almost any type of face, and trimmed
with a wire pleated ruche and ostrich
plumes is exceedingly attractive with
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
AUTOMOBILE TRIPS
CIRCULATE MONEY
Large Sums Expended When-
ever a Holiday Is Enjoyed
by Motorists
BY K. K. PH0mmedieu

Considering the automobile from a
purely commercial standpoint, it was
shown during the five days vacation
just over that it is factor in keep
ing money in circula ation. From a con-
seryative estimate, it is figured that
at least one thousand automobiles. were
in commission during these days in
the hunt for pleasure. Each car aver
aged five passengers, making a total of
five thousand. Estimating the wear and
tear on the motor cars, gasoline and
oil consumption, with the other incl
dentals in upkeep, as well as travelling
expenses, at least So a person, one
thousand cars, averaging five passen-
gers, spent SIS, 900 a day,zor s125, for
the five days, outing. Thus a large
amount of money is continually chang
ing hands. Taking these figures as ba-
sis for the eight months of the touring
season, about 100000 will be put in
circulation by automobilists in the vi
cinity of San Francisco. This money
is scattered a radius of two hundred
and fifty miles, and shows that the
farmer and out -of-town merchant is
getting a fair rebate on the money
they sent to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
CENTRAL

CENTRAL
The California Outlaw" by the late
Caro- True Boardman. is having sat
isfactory run at the Central theater
this week. The leading roles, as played
by ]. Anthony Smith, Kathryne
Wayne, T. n. Heffron, Clair Sinclair.
Elmer Booth, Herman Cripps, James
Corrigan, Alice Condor and Frank
Bonner, are realistically and cleverly
handled and the melodrama is making
a real sensation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

Soft, fluffy transparencies, such as net
and fine lace, make smart trimmings.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
CHUTEs

CHUTES
Tonight will be amateur night at the
Chutes and a most ludicrous program
is promised. At the matinee next Sun
day an entirely new program will be
given, consisting OF the TRANSATLANTIC
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-30

April 18th Is. ). ]. 7. s. $40
Herman Engelsrud. mileage board
meeting April 18th 1880
j. a. Serum mileage board meeting
April 18th y. /. Il. !. s.. $50
j. A. Serum, one day board Of audit 800
]. a.. Serum, mileage committee on
county road s.. !. 500
Town Of East Valley, road and bridge
application. Rejected.
Town OF Alma, application for chang
ing place Of expenoing county
road and bridge appropriation,
laid over until next meeting. ~.
Town OF Thief Lake. expense incur ,
red in control of contagious dis
eases. laid over. t|
A. Hermanson, bill Of $1,000, laid over.
On motion adjourned to May 18th,
1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
sr@@ J. A. SORUM, a.
Chairman County Board,
Attest: Marshall County, MINI.
.. P. B:MALBERG,
County Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-30
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING
All STATE ROAD NO. 2.

Commissioner Green offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its adop-
ton: %
Be it resolved, by the County Board
OF Marshall county, Minnesota, that the
following described road in the said
county be and the same hereby is desig-
mated as state road, pursuant to the
laws OF the State Of Minnesota, viz:
Starting at the present state road at
the southwest corner Of section twenty
eight l2S), in township one hundred
ffty-eight (15S) north, Of range forty
eight west, il. Marshall.c county, Mime
sofa, thence east!on the section line, be-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-30


Be it further resolved, that the said
bonds be signed by the chairman of the
county board and countersigned by the
auditor of said county of Marshall and
that the said officers and each of them
respectively are hereby authorized and
instructed to execute the said bonds.
Be it further resolved, that sealed
bids for the sale Of the said bonds or
any portion thereof, will be received by
the county board at the special meet
ing thereof to be held in the City Of
Warren, on the 8th day Of May, "A. d.
1908, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day, at
which time and place the said sealed
bids will be opened and bonds awarded
to the highest and best bidder therefor,
which bid shall be sealed and marked
Proposal for Bonds and addressed
to the county auditor Of Marshall conn
ty, Minnesota, accompanied by a certi-
fed check on a state or national bank.
equal to five % per cent Of the
amount bid for said bonds, said check
to be forfeited to the County Of Mar
shall il case Of the refusal Of the bidder
to complete bid. The county auditor
is hereby instructed to cause the notice
Of the sale Of said bonds to be published
twice in the official paper Of Marshall
county and il the Minneapolis Journal.
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
DYED BARNARD FOWLS
TO GET EASTER EGGS

PORT JERvIs. N Y, April lS.-On
mischief bent, three boys made an
Easter decoration of Farmer Dan
Beatty's barnyard stock, near Acidalia.
Sullivan county. which not only aston
ished the family. but the rural popula-
tion generally.
Dyes had been purchased to decorate
eggs Tor Easter. The youngsters got
hold Of them and colored the fowls in
stead OF the eggs. The BOOSTERS. hens.
and ducks and three white turkeys pre-
sented q novel sight after they had
got through with them and turned them
loose.
The turkeys were a beautiful green
and the ROSTERS Growing about the
premises were bright red. with blue
legs The hens were all coIors. Some
were red, others yellow. and some pur-
pie The ducks had red necks and green
The children's clothes were shattered
VIII the dyes and their hands an COL
DTS- Iney We're rounded up and sound
~ spanked. The culprits. who are from,
SIX 70 ten years OF age. said tbev
thought by dyeing the fowls thew wolJI3
lay colored eggs.
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
PRESS CLUB WILL BUILD
HISTORY STRUCTURE

NEW YORK. April 1S--rhe New
York Press Club. OF which John A
rennessv is president, has ratified the
action OF its building committee for the
Improvement Of the plot recently pur-
chased at the northwest corner OF
Spruce and William streets with a
twelve-story structure. the major por-
ton Of which will be used exclusively
by the club.
The tenants Of the present buildings
have been notified TO vaCate by Nay
I. when II is expected to begin work
on the club house. The project, includ-
ms, the cost of the ground. with COM
pIete furnishings, viii represent an in
vestment Of about $4,000. and II ls
planned 10 install features which VIII
make ii enc OF the unique buildings In
the downtown business sectiou.
The first three or four floors viii be
rented as stores and offices, while
the upper part viii be exclusively for
the use Of the club. A large audito-
rum will occupy one OF the floors.
another will be given Up to a complete
gymnasium, and two floors will be set
aside as dormitories- There win also
be billiard and pool parlors, bowling
alleys and a roof garden. The top
floor will be used as a kitchen and
service rooms for a dining club, which
IL is said will rival in appointments any
similar institution downtown. There
will also be q private dining room for
ladies. The membership Of 80 Will
doubtless be largely increased before
the clubhouse is completed
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
EFFICIENT GAME LAWS
BENEFIT TO TRAPPERS

ST PAUL. MINI. April lS-Enicient
game protection has given the trappers
Of Minnesota total revenue slightly in
excess OF 100000 for the season lust
closed. according TO the figures OF the
large 81. Paul fur houses. Just compiled
The traPpers say there are more fur
bearing animals IN Minnesota at the
present time than there were ten years
ago, and credit the Increase in the furs
taken to game protection and a strict
closed season. The heavy rainfall OF
The last few years. the JraUpers saw.
has also largely aided the increase OF
fur-bearing animals
Muskrats. the fur OF which is used in
making overcOats and other clothing
nave increased surprisingly ia number.
Mink, or which Minnesota supplies the
finest In texture and quality OF the fur
have also become much more plentiful
and since their skins are worth IRON, q
10 s. each, they have been very profit
able 10 the trappers
A trapper IN one Of the southern cOun-
ties Of the State. where farms haya
been under cultivation for fifty years
reports a total revenue for the eason
OF S2l6O made entirely from flIrs taken
in the lakes and slOughs-
ST. Paul, which IS one Of the greatest
centers IN the world for the unanufac-
ture OF furs, takes practically the en-
tire supply Of skins. IN addition 70 IN
usually heavy impCrtatious this year
from Canada, Siberia, and others parts
OF the world.
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
.HOBSON INYADES SENATE
TO URGE NAVAL POLICY

Fresh from his campaign for four big
battleships In the House. Representative
HObson Of Alabama now is directing his
energies to the senate. He visited the
Senate chamber yesterday afternoon
and talked with a number of mem bers
Of that body. both Democrat and Re
publican. urging that an appropriation
be made in the naval bill that would
make It possible at once to begin the
construction Of the battelships that will
be authorized this session.
Captain Hobson had previously confer
red with the President, who also is
anxious TO have an Appropriation made.
Captain HObSOn thinks 8, 900. 900 should
be appropriated for the purpose He
says il will have to be appropriateL the
coming year, anyhow, and there is no
reason why the beginning OF the con-
struction should be held back for twelve
months
The naval bill is in the hands Of the
Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
It IS conceded that there Is no hope this
session of getting more than two battle
ships authorized. The committee will
take the measure up the first of the
week and VIII dispose of it with as little
delay as possible.
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
Weak Heart

Upon the heart action depends
not only health, but life. If weak,
the circulation is sluggish, and
the supply of nourishment dimin-
l1shed. 1t also fails to carry off
impurities. Disease follows from
decay and stagnation. DR.. Miles
heart Cure stimulates the heart
action by Strengthening the heart
nerves and muscles.
,,rnes had r5seaueP. sinking spells. some
which nv ~ Cnrne in a day. during
, DS,stlng; necess Eating the calling o}
fnsyL S,SlAn 20 resuscitate me. Before fin
neg 1e2rf CURE the sinking spells bsd cesseeI
oo con- 4 took altogether FIVE bottles foy a
= eo. BENNETT. Indianapolis Ind
hrst bottle fails to benefit n,o cot-n 10
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhsrt. I No
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
HULL GOING BACK HOME
TO DEFEAT 0LD-TlME RIVAL

Representative Hull, chairman OF tie
House Committee on Military Affairs
VINO represents the Seventh lows. dis
Tlct. viii start for DesAIoines tomor-
row 10 look after his political fences
MI HUI is confronted with a struggle
TOT denomination, wherein his leading
opponent Is Judge s. r. Prouty. q prom
met JesSIolnes politician. who has twice
made hard fight against aim. The
previous fights have been so hotIv con
tested as 10 attract much notice in
" ashing1on, where the head Of the Mill
tary Affairs Committee Is a prominent
figure
Mr. HUH believes he will not have as
dlfhcult contest this wear as he has
had IN the past with Judge PrOqltI- and
that ne Ttll win easily. Nevert heIess.
ne does not intend 10 take any chances
Inc contest this year will be fought out
under the new promary law Of Iowa
Which has recently gone into effect