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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27
THE ECONOMIC DoDo

to afflicted contemporary left stranded by the march Of
events and asking from its party the ground
ncompatiby The settled melancholy that has attacked
the Chronicle by the unfortunate tact
that has stood still party the natural line
of progress Because the Chronicle has
dignity of little god, before which becomes all to fall
down and worship the frazzed hem OF the garment
this emblem be violated by the rude touch OF
revisionist.
In its present shape blooming perfect invoable
and should be eternal The sacregous hand of the tinker
threatens national calamity.
quote from Chronicle its lament:
tries m is n sF3 o s 00 9F f om
t5g @ be i9ond M with the Dngey & f except that IT p @ nor M
shall cease protect Protection be right the
right wrong the only poonst who is entitled the respect Of
We quote IRON the presidents message congress
Wednesday
This should be- and indeed be- preceded by careful investigation It
indeed peculiarly the province originate
seems to e that before o provision should
to act mmedatey comes eSisnee This would
Directing & proper @ 0e @ gs4 sSs the hfPf m s
P fsR R the Committee nd sho % the s which ud
agents. it not deemed wise appoint individuals
Hents designated president his request
The presidents position is Identical with that Of the recent
Ohio and Iowa platforms is accord with the policy of the
doa quite OF touch with the accepted policy OF the party
contemporary sorroy conesses will be condemned
in the forthcoming platform OF the Chicago convention
There nothing about the tariff purely busi
arrangement subject modification conditions change.
schedules manfesy wrong and We
whether the Chronicle would defend the
wood pulp o the duty steel
The quite that California has profted by
tariff shall surrender the principle OF protection far
there any principle but OF the schedules oppressive
Others like the duty coal wholly injurious far
they operate at all.
We must refuse and act the fact this
country becoming manufacturing concern and that
tremendous advances this line the Dingey
tariff into effect
The truth that the Chronicle still living in the last cen
1t is sort of economic dodo The presents very
interesting Of arrested development really belongs the
park
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The Smart Set
fingered sisterhood.

PRETTY wedding yesterday was
~ that of Mrs. Alice Russ Haber-
~ nicht and Dr. Albert E. Sykes
which took place in the Cen
tenary church in Bush street at
o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by DIR. McBurney and witnessed by
only a few intimate friends and rela-
tives. The bride, who wore gray
gown and a gray hat covered with
ostrich plumes, entered the church on
the arm of her brother. George Rush.
fHer sister, Mrs. Hoffman, was matron
of honor. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony, after which DR..
Sykes and his bride started for
months trip through the southern part
of the state. In the fall they will leave
San Francisco for long tour of Aus
tralia and New Zealand. The bride is
Sykes has won many friends during the
years he has spent in California and is
prominent in his profession
Francis and Mrs Carolan will be hosts
Sunday at a luncheon to so, which will
take place in their Burlingame home.
Their guests will all be members of
the smart sets most exclusive circle.
and the occasion promises to be one
of the most brilliant yet recorded for
this winter. Mrs. Patrick Campbell will
be the guest of honor and her daugh-
ter also will be present. The San
Francisco guests will go down to Bur-
lingame by motor at noon Sunday.
many of them remaining overnight at
the various big homes of the southern
town. Mrs. Carolan entertained 20 So
ciety women at luncheon yesterday and
also gave a luncheon Tuesday in Mrs
Campbelrs honor Yesterdays affair
took place at the Fairmont hotel, where
the guests were seated at a round
table, exquisitely decorated in violet
petunias. Among those present, be-
sides the guest of honor. were: Mrs
Peter Martin, Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels,
Mrs. James Keeney. Mrs Sally Stetson
Winslow, Mrs. William Irwin, Mrs. j.
A. Foiger. Miss Stella Patrick Camp
bell and Miss Agnes Tobin. Miss Camp
bell will return next week to England.
where her mother will join her in the
fall.
From Fort Mckinley. near Manila.
comes the news of the arrival of son
In the home of Captain and Mrs. Louis
Brechemin. The Brechemins were sta
toned at Fort Baker for two years
after their marriage and have many
friends here. Mrs. Brechemin was Miss
Ruth Miller OF Sausalito.
Mrs. ]. A Folger will give a lunch
con Monday in honor OF Mrs. Dear
born, a charming visitor in this city,
from New York. Several of society's
matrons have been hidden to the af-
one.
An enga cement of interest Is that Of
Miss Alice Nelson, the daughter Of Mr..
and Grs- J.. W. Nelson. and Jose
Mariana Salazar. The news was re-
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Gently told to their most intimate
friends in an informal fashion and has
caused much pleasure in both families
Miss Nelson is a pretty and charming
girl. who has barely finished her school
days. Mr. Salazar belongs to one OF
the states old Spanish families and is
a descendant of some of CalifOrria'S 5
most famous warriors and statesmen
No date has been set for the wedding
Mrs. Russell Wilson was hostess at
a luncheon Tuesday last at which Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid>was guest of honor
Mrs. Harry Mendel sent out cards for
a large tea, which was to have taken
place yesterday. Her guests Of honor
were to have been Mrs Frederick
Sharon, who is now at the Fairmont.
and Mrs. Patrick Campbell A sudden
severe attack OF grip. however. has
obliged Mrs. Mendel to alter her plans
She has postponed the tea until after
her recovery.
Miss Mary Phelan will be hostess at
luncheon Tuesday Miss Phelan re-
Gently entertained for the girl friends
of her niece. Miss Alysse Sullivan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson Of San
Rafael have come to town for a few
days and are at the Fairmont hotel.
They will return to San Rafael
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. c. Cullen OF Oakland. who
is sister Of Mrs. Frederick Funston.
is visiting the L. s. Shermans on Green
street Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman are
abroad, but there are several members
of the. family here and much informal
entertaining is being done during Mrs.
Cullen's visit
Mrs Linda Bryan was hostess at an
informal tea yesterday. about a score OF
friends coming in during the late aft
ernooon hours.
Judge and Mrs. Dunphy, who have
been in the east for several months.
will return to town next week and
will reopen their home.
Mrs. Henry Thornton LaIly viii be
hostess at a luncheon to IL April 3.
The affair win take place in her Pacific
avenue home.
Miss Marie Deane was hostess at a
dinner to eight at the Claremont coun-
try club Saturday night. The guests
went to the club IN the late afternoon
oy motor. Miss Deane's guests were
Miss Mabel Toy. Mrs. Linda Hoa<
Bryan. Miss Kathryn Voorhies Henry
George Lewis. James PIunkett. Fred
erick Woods and Luther Elkins.
Miss Josephine Lindley. the daughter
OF Judge Lindley. gave a tea in honor
of Miss Georgia Spieker last Tuesday
afternoon The Spiekers. who have re-
opened their Ross Valley home. made
a flying visit to the Fairmsnt hotel this
week
Miss Iosenbire rsrov,-
Stetson viii be married in the home -
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Hayne April 2s
Only score of friends will witness tbs
ceremony.
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Answers to Queries

THRO' THE RYE-A. r.. City Does
the song Coming Thro the Rye mean
coming through a field OF rye or cross
ing the river Rye?
The original version of the song en-
tered at Stationers' hall in 1895 and
sung by Mrs. Henly at the Royal circus
in pantomime called Harlequin Mar
iner' had in 1t these opening lines:
II a body meet a body. going to the fair
II body kiss body. need a body carer
In that there is no dispute as to the
meaning of the author, but when there
was a change and the following was
substituted:
If body meet body coming thro' the rye
II body kiss body. need body cry:
there was considerable discussion as
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formal courtesy would have indicated modicum of truth at least
the talk OF the meddlng diplomats of Europe Moreover
the invitation the that prompted
tnot because such will still further
the long standing friendship of the Mere friend
ship does for much between nations striving
cial supremacy and political aggrandzenlen
The diplomatic calamity howers be wholly their
and representations everybody the merchants
and the supply SPECTATORS hopes they but the meantime
best policy mind business while
compelling the other fellow mind his for surely ntere
lis the Of
America and the business of Japan clash there going be trouble
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CHEAPER

Guest-I will be here for more than
week and 1 want to do some auto
mobiling every day. So
Hotel c1erk-Yes, sir. We have au-
tomobiles for hire. I'll see that ones
sent around for you in the morning.
Guest-You didn't wait for me. to
finish. 1 said l intended to be here
several days and was just going to re-
mark that it would be cheaper to buy
a machine.
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to whether the author meant a field
or the river. 1t is generally accepted
at this time that he meant a field of
1NSURANCE-M. A., City. Sold a
piece of improved property on the in
staliment plan. Insurance is due Who
has to pay the same. the seller or the
buyer?
That depends upon the conditions of
the sale and what may have been
agreed upon
BACK DATE-T. X. City On what
fall? =
Monday,
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IN ALASKA

First Native-They say old Oomy
Cooks going crazy. He's buying every
dog he can find.
Second Native-Oomy's not so foolish
as he looks. 1t he can only corner the
dog market before those around the
world automobilists get here he'll be
able to charge them whatever he
pleases for hauling them out of the
snow.
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Sells Hardware,
imprOyiSeS Music

c.u. Ey,-... musical talent OF Mrs Pauline Van
~ -' Gulpin who passed in this city last
imPIOyiSCS MUSIC told descended her
honse father Mrs Van upn hrst
the Pacific hardware had he not been too
modest luck before public audience might have fame
heard him play
tell vtable wizard and that his
wonderful Of these De the
friends light of big concert hall the
But OF those
who told talent qualified speak critics who
comparison and'from positive critical faculty
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27
Bud Who Prevents
Cigarette Stains

Cigarette STAINS thumbs third fingers of
the girls considerable need De
bugbear to henlf they follow her preventive.
Mine used be quite horrd she sad and lemon juice and
failed of take the skin oHunul
only when you're enjoying
don't like it.
particular with kid old Of gloves
great slender fingers all
beautifully pink nd white aren't they nice?
idea for the benefit of h suffering saffron
sisterhood
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27
By The Calls lester
A WARNING


Sing a song of vaccine,
Pocket full of quilts,
Students by the hundred
Made immune from ills
Two heads the fee they
Charge for scraping arms,
Filling them with virus
Fresh from dairy farms.
This should mean enrichment
OF the doctors who
Practice down at Stanford
On the student crew.
'Twould but for traitor
Who has cut the rate
Down to half a dollar
Scrape you while you wait.
Never was such treason
Known among the meds;
Loud are they IN protest,
Shouting off their heads.
Drop a tear Of pity
Ger their awful plight,
Cheated of the fat fees
lowering In sight.
Pity. too. the other,
The half a dollar doc.
Busy vaccinating
Students by the flock
Twenty men an hour
Is the best that he
Can expect to fix up
Working rapidly.
So you see starvation's
Bound to be his fate
Warming to physicians
Who would cut the rate.
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THE PROPHET

The forecast man is busy now
With dope" on nominations
And at the ending of the row
He'll be as busy telling how
He missed his calculations.
w. J. w.
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Kings are necessary" says the Pail
Mall Gazette. Not always. Sometimes
deuces backed by an air of confidence
will do the trick
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NOTE AND COMMENT

The wonder at the number of the
rats caught is eclipsed by wonder
that there can be any left.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27
PIatt Won Wife
Through Cartoons

the aged exactly could SUCCEEDED
his beautiful wife
I'll tell YOU said Platt "h first fell love with through seeing
the pictures the artists Cartoons have made more mar
riages than the funny would believe When you aoon
cartoons lessen the chances of marriage
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

The butchers trust of Oakland has
collapsed rather than have justice
Feted out to it.
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A talented Oakland youth, who has
no conception of right or wrong, has
been ciassed as a high grade imbecile.
Sort of higher up.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27
The lnsiider !

Relates the story confided by Senator Platt
of New York to friend that newspaper
cartoons won for him his beautiful wife
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Parental Problem
Too Deep for Her

beside mothers woman
Too Deep for Her epest The little fellow stared usngy
o the
Say would (hat nationality if born the ocean,
whatever mother and father dear she replied
widened with and his infant
deepened expression, with
auntie?'
passed
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VX THEN Senator Tom Platt was our
M here the last time he conhded IN
friend who could not understand now
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An engagement of interest is that of
Miss Alice Nelson, the daughter Of Mr..
and efrs- ]. w. Nelson. and Jose
Mariana Salazar. The news was re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson Of San
Rafael have come to town for a few
days and are at the Fairmont hotel
They will return to San Rafael
Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

Mrs Linda Bryan was hostess at an
Informal tea yesterday. about a score OF
friends coming in during the late aft
ernooon hours.
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One of my bud friends tells me that the
saffron tint that frequently appears on the
thumbs, forehngers and third fingers OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

Miss Mary Phelan will be hostess at
luncheon Tuesday Miss Phelan re-
Gently entertained for the girl friends
of her niece. Miss Alysse Sullivan
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Mrs. G. c: Cullen OF Oakland. who
Is a sister Of Mrs. Frederick Funston.
Is visiting the L. s. Shermans on Green
street Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman are
abroad, but there are several members
Of the family here and much informal
Is being done during Mrs.
Cullen's visit
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Judge and Mrs. Dunphy. who have
been in the east for several months.
will return to town next week and
will reopen their home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

Mrs Henry Thornton LaIly will be
hostess at luncheon to IL April 3.
The affair viii take place in her Pacific
avenue home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

Miss Josephine Brown and Harry
Stetson will be married in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hayne April 2a
Only a score Of friends will witness the
ceremony. '''0
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Miss Josephine Lindley. the daughter
OF Judge Lindley, gave a tea in honor
OF Miss Georgia Spieker last Tuesday
afternoon The Spiekers. who have re-
opened their Ross Valley home r,asa
a flying visit to the Fairmsnt hotel thi,
week.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-31

The people residing in the western
part of Huerfano county are perfect
ing plans looking to a division of the
county. Huerfano county now con-
tains approximately 2.2O0 square
miles. and ii is the idea of those who
are back of the project to take 700
square miles of this area for the new
county. with La Veta as the tenn
porary county seat. The assessed
valuation of Huerfano county is
slightly over S3,000,0 900. and it is the
purpose 10 take over about one-third
of this for the new county.
Studying their lessons. writing let
ters. accommodating souvenirs and Wis
iting places of historic. scientific or
manufacturing interest is the princi-
pal occupation of 'Roney's Boys dur
ing their off hours. The presents
given them range from books to Ind
ian handicraft and gold nugget pins.
Mr.. Roney had once to buy an extra
trrunk to carry their accumulated
fo" sures. Visiting famous industrial
pls nts is a part of their education,
anC they are honored with many in
Vita IONS to visit places of special
int rest The famous organization
appears here Monday night.
Tonight the fifteenth annual ball
/ of the Grand Junction Fire Depart
ment will be held at the Auditorium
and will be attended by hundreds of
people. For many years the Fire
mems Ball has been one of the lead
ing public social functions of each
year Tonight will doubtless witness
| the greatest success that has ever at
/ tended one of the dances. great
many tickets have been sold. insuring
record breaking crowd and the ar
ar cni1 m hn
ideal II will be the biggest thing
doing in Grand Junction on New
| Years eve.
Eugene Walters great play of the
Canadian wilderness. "The Wolf has
appealed successfully to the critics
wherever it has been produced 1t
is claimed that few bigger or stronger
melodTamas have ever been written.
The play is a fine achievement in
dramatic writing, construction and
characterization. The settings of the
first and third acts are works of art,
fit for reproduction by master
painter in oil. An exceptional com
pany headed by Andrew Robson will
present the famous play at the Park
opera house Wednesday, Jan. 6.
The snow storm which started in
Wednesday of last week has wound
up in the coldest spell of weather
which the reservation has known
since it's opening three years ago. On
the average about one foot of snow
fell, and Friday the mercury went
below zero and steady cold weather
has continued since. The coolest
point. so far as learned. was at Ft
Duchesne, where the thermometer
registered 80 below Monday morning.
The stage line from Dragon to the
reservation has been somewhat Grip
pied by the weather and mail is COM
ing in irregular. The cold wave is
said to be general throughout the
mountain regions of the west.-Uin-
tab Chieftain
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For fresh and salt meats, fruits,
vegetables, fish and oysters. and all
kinds of bakery goods, see Goldswor-
thy Bros, 800 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-31

Look at this-5 acres on Orchard
mesa, with young trees. at S275 per
acre; one-third down. See Gray, 337
Main street.
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The Fair extends to it's hosts of pa

The Fair extends its hosts of patrons sincere
bIine sbv far in the history o Estore
1t is the limited sales of large amounts
from
modes purse that makes the
Every patron of this store is really part of
be called oncern-t
bstor ont the Westerns
For the year the attractions at the Fair
decsively han
stocks which
January of promptly
the regular dateWe Wednesday, January 49,
To stand behind everything, to sell only mer-
that back will be
irresistible feature of this and with the bright outlook
we the n o busnes will
THE FAIR
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thanks for the splendid business during the
business by far in the history of this store
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-31
To stand behind everything. to sell onl,

chanciSe that brings patrons back again will be
irresistible feature of this and with the present br
we believe that the year in all lines of busin
previous
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-31
1t is not the limited sales of
Every patron of this store is

what might well Be called great CO.
best organized on the Western Slope.
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at invoice
III rather
[rown Fur
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-02
Wealth Of GoIdfeld, Nevada.

A Golifeld dispatch of March 27th
says: Samuel Newhouse of Utah to-
day paid his first visit to the mines of
the Goldfield district in company with
George Wingfield. part owner of the
Consolidated Mines Company. Tonight
he was the guest at a dinner party. 1t
is extremely likely that Mr.. Newhouse
will take over the Valcaida mining
property at Silver Peak, the showing
there being immense. 1t is owned by
the O'Meara Bros, who are said to
have set fancy price upon it. NJ. NJ.
Johnson, one of Mr.. Newhouse's eX-
perts. will return within a short time
and make final report upon the prop
erty.
In an interview this evening Mr..
Newhouse said his first visit to Gold
field had resulted in succession OF
amazing surprises 10 him.
Il am staggered by what | saw here"
he said. THE vein system is enormous
and very rich. Think of proven min
eralized zone miles and miles long
which has been shown to have great
values at 450 feet and up to so feet
from the surface, to say nothing of
what may lie below. Surely If | had
this Mohawk and other big properties
1 WOulu cTOsScul tHe entlre country. NO
one for a moment believes that the big
values have been deposited in one lone
spot within a stones throw OF the busi-
ness section of Goldfeld.
The entire ground is very fertile
from n mineral standpoint. 1t is not
gamblers chance now, II is miners
certainty. | saw a winze On the Mo-
hawk today that goes down a. a slight
dip 140 feet from the i50-foot level.
The assays show values of $3.50
clear across and there are strong indi-
cations that the values will even in
crease from the 600-foot level down.
ward. The great gold mines of the
world. generally speaking. have ore
bodies from four to ten feet in width.
Yet here are bodies of ore some of
them 100 feet across. returning the un'
preccdented value of from $50 TO $50 a
ton in gold. Then today | saw ribbons
of gold two to six inches in width GO
ing up rs high as $12 n pound. l call
upon the mining world to study this
proposition. II is amazing. The en-
trie Goldfield district. in my opinion,
is very highly mineralized."