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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
ss4 acres, miles south Of Napa, on county
and domestic purposes; fne dairy or horse ranch;
price reasonable.
160 acres, Santa Clara county, miles from
new, cuton to Los Gatos; 40 acres cleared; 10
acres vines; room house, barn. ETC.; very cheap
piacs at $1,000 or will exchange
Country home, Napa county. mile from Napa
CITY; 40 acres; 20 acres in bearing orchard. bal
ierei land some quality; very Pheasant sur
roundings eommodious and well built house;
owner wants to travel; has been asking $4,000,
oul mas instructed US to sell or exchanges; price
lncluoes ~ driving and work horses, farm imple-
ments; everything in apple pie order; a ready
made place for half its cost.
367 acres near Hollister: $50 acres in full bear
ing orchard. balance river bottom and hay land;
rnis property IS In Al condition and $50 600, the
terms, or Will exchange.
20 to 20 acre farms at Walnut Greek. Contra
terms.
For maps and descriptions apply to
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31s-324 Kearny st.
A WELL KNOWN oATTI.E RANCH IN EAST
ERN NEVADA
ONLY 100000. ONLY 500 Ooo
Now in possession Of original owner and for
sale sal FOR the first time. solely on account Of de-
Ginning age of owner who has made a large
fortune k out OF this property and Is retiring
Iro1 buSiness this fine ranch Is beautifully stu
ated and contains about 5000 acres of good land
and mas In addition a splendid outside range
also has an abundant supply OF water for irri-
eating nay lands: cuts about 200 tons Of hay
per year. could be made to cut 1900 tons; the
stock consists of between 2 200 and . 500 head
OF cattle and go or 800 head of well bred
norses; viii sell 500 head OF beef cattle this
Iali' Ia' tne Value OF which viii be deducted from
the purchase price; terms are one-half cash and
balance at per cent interest; this property
VIII stand the most rigid inspection.
tor further particulars apply to
HOME INVESTMENT CO.,
1872 Fruitvale av. Fruitvale. Cal
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CITY REAL ESTATE


AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
Referees sale of real estate in partition
at salesroom Of SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE &
CO., No. 81 MONTGOMERY ST., on THURS
DAY, AUGUST 20. 1908. at l. O'Clock noon,
Nos. 547-549 HAYES ST. and Nos. 44S and
$50 Linden Ay., store and flats above OF
rooms and bath each, and fats on LINDEN
AV., of rooms and bath each; rents S195
per month; lot 27:6x120 feet; 2 frontages. This
property is on the best businesses block of
HAYES ST.: an opportunity for a bargain and
gilt edged investment.
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HAYES STREET.

LINDEN AVENUE.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Lot IL In block j. KLINKERvII4LE Tract,
and lot l In block l, and lot II In block D,
kLINKERvILLEy Tract.
TOWN OF GROVER, SAN LUIS OBISPO co.
Lot on the north line of Long Branch av.,
So2:8 feet west from the southeast corner
block 102; size 250x137:6 feet; also lots 8, 10,
IA and IL In block 81, town OF Grover.
HERMAN SHAINWALD,
SPENCER BUCKBEE.
SAMUEL G.~BUCKBEE,
REFEREES.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
onNrRY DEPARTMENT.

BALDWIN & HOWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCT1ONEERS,
31S-324 KEARNY ST.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wanted everywhere; transparent handle
pocket knives with pictures of the presidential
candidates on handles; write quick for terms;
big commission; be first. NOVELTY CUT
LERY COMPANY, Canton. Ohio, S5 Bar st.
MANUFACTURERS agent who supplies number
of canyassers wants additional line of goods to
handle Address p B., room 279 Russ bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

ENERGETIC, reliable and experienced agent to
sell stock of newly organized oil company in
San Francisco and 0akland company has
81 .000, 600 capital worcestershire stock and
large tract of oil land with engine, derrick.
etc, the ground; liberal commission will be
paid; gilt edge proposition Address box 4953.
Call office.
FEW hustling statesmen for popular beach
property; liberal advances to right parties.
Call before 10 a. N. at PSI Van Ness
4 LIVE women. 81 and So a day from start;
must be experienced. Call 2O21 Haste st.,
-BerkeIey. or 155 7th St: OAKLAND:
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MALE HELP wANTED-Continued

MALE HELP WANTED-Continued
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING.
llth and Market sts.. San Francisco.
Phone Market CSC and 657.
BRANCHES:
9th and Franklin sts. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 1851
I'd and Main SITS. and l2l Marchesault St,
Los Angeles Cal.
MURRAY & READY
FREE FARE.
READ THESE SHIPMENTS
TO
OREGON. KLAMATH FALLS DISTRICT.
SISkIYOU AND SHASTA.
C0MPANY'S OWN WORK.
WATER SUPPLY GANGS.
FENCE GANGS.
CONSTRUCTION WORK.
100 drillers, rockmen, spikers. strappers, Ia
borers and teamsters, S1-5o TO $2.40 day.
G. n. E. r. r.
NAY SIDING, MACDOEL,
DORRIS, BRAY, WEED.
~ ~ ilaborers, fence gang: FREE FARE;
SHIP TO-DAY.
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE,
NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY @ READY's GREAT LABOR
LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM.
20 CENTS PER NIGHT; l.25 PER WEEK,
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM TO
a; NJ FREE BARBER SHOP. BOoTBLACK
Tkfdk T4E sH9WEB aNn aNP FOOT o0u BATES FEs
SAGE S5aG. CHECKED FREE. ALL PAPERS ANp
-A3 M-AA3GAZINES. AND BELLMAN TO CALL YOU.
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE, FACING
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TERMI-
NAL RAILROAD DEPOT-11TH AND MAR
kET STS., SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVER CLOSES.
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QUARRIES- CRUSHERS.
more drillers and quarrymen for large com
pany, $50.
10 Italian or Portuguese rockmen, $67. so.
. laborers for quarries and rock crushers
from 5Oe fare up, So. 80 and $50.
10 more laborers, large light and power plant,
S66
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

TERMS. 1-5 CASH, BALANCE $40 MONTH.
rAAIALPAIS valley is being sold In acres at
$3.50 an acre and up Tamalpais Valley is
beautifully wooded and commands a grand
view of mountain and bay. A few years ago
acres in the Berkeley hills sold for q few
hundred dollars. Today they are worth thou
sands OF dollars. Today, acres. IN Mill Valley,
one mile distant from Tamalpais Valley, are
worth from $4,000 to SO, 600. Remember that
suburban acres are hard to get We are build
ing roads and laying water to every lot. Elec-
tric light and telephone service are assured.
The electric trains are convenient and run on
half hour schedule. This is probably your last
chance to get beautiful acre domestic within
miles of San Francisco for few hundred
dollars. We have sold 125 Of these lots in
the last few weeks Investigate TamalpaIs
trated booklet. CRANSTON, BELvEIs Z
DWYER, 673 California st. Phone Kearny
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SAN LUIS OBISPO
FOR A GOOD CAMP.
10 teamsters. $50.
10 laborers, no experience required, $50.
10 driliers and rockmen, $3.50.
JOB WILL LAST ALL WINTER.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

WANTED-Experience hair dresser ana hair
worker. Apply superintendent office between
the hours Of e'and IL a. m. HALE BROS. Inc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

WOOD CHOPPERS.
10 wood choppers to cut redwood; everything
furnished.
ITALIAN WOOD CHOPPERS
10 Italians TO cut cordwood; tools and pro-
visions furnished
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MALE HELp wANTEp-Continued


SUNSET EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
420 9th St, Oakland. Phone Oak 4631.
NOW FOR THE W. p. r. r.
20 Austrians for tunnel. $3.50.
so Italians for tunnel, $3.50.
80 Americans for tunnel, $3.50.
Bosses here go with you. Long job. Good
board. If you want TO work, come and go.
! camp cook, $T5.
10 quarrymen, S1.75
4 miners, $3.50, close by.
We guarantee all our jobs, or money back.
We are reliable.
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YOUNG middle aged with mercantile
experience; must be a good and convincing
talker, of good appearance, and able to pre-
sent first class business proposition to high
class merchants; good future for party pos
sessing these qualifca tions; useless for any
other to apply. Box 81, Call office. 1851
Fillmore St
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IARnRERs

LABORERS.
70 laborers for general construction work FOR
large light and power company; $66.
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ELECrRIcAL TREATMENT

DIR. A. B. PIERCE, only licensed ladies' spe-
ciast; our treatment is pleasant, safe and
sure. Don't trust your health to dangerous
drugs or even more dangerous operations. You
can pay little down. A Sd ST. near Call
building; 10 a. m. to p. M. Sundays till 2.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

SS4 acres, miles south Of Napa, on count
and electric line; large water supply Tor alfalI
and domestic purposes; fine dairy or horse ranch
price reasonable
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Tel. Market 737.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL,
HOWARD AND STH. SAN FRANCISCO.
ALSO 4TH AND J. SACRAMENTO.
2cc PER NIGHT, 81 PER WEEK AND Up.
BOARD AND ROOM. 81 PER WEEK
AND CHEAPER
CLEAN BEDS 15c.
READING ROOM. BAGGAGE ROOM.
CALL AND SEE Us.
WANTED Experienced salespeople for various
departments of the Emporium. Apply
supt.'s office. Van Ness av., Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, between and 10 a. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Stablemen; other places; $50 and $50 and
found.
shoe cutters; country factory; good wages.
Porter; wholesale house, city; ST5.
sack sewers; country; $50.
Ironer; country laundry; $12 week
solicitors for good firm. $3.50 day.
Butter maker and mixer, Inyo county
strong laborers, steady work, city, SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
ALFALFA FARMS
PLANTED AND IRRIGATED

$50 Down. $3.50 a Month.
We offer 5. 10. 20 and 40 acre farms planted
to alfalfa and cared for nv MS proceeds OF
crops credited on your contract OF purchase;
under irrigation; in Glenn county. 4 miles
from WILLOWS, the county seat, on easy terms
OF payment. S1.50 an acre down and s1.50
an acre per month. Write US. telephone as
or call at the office for circular. giving full
particulars.
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FREE FARE.
Craneman. steam shovel north, SIS found.
FREE FARE
AND YOUR FARE PAID.
FACTORY WORK.
10 laborers. DO experience required, large
manufacturing CO.. steady work. So. so FARE
PAID.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

FOR sale-Elegantly furnished house. 10 rooms
house for rent 1915 Cough st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

so SHARES preferred stock Union Safe Deposit
Bank stockton; 35 shares preferred stock
State Savings and Commercial Bank. San
Francisco; q shares stock Roseville Banking
and Trust Company ROseville; 10 shares CHA
pas Rubber Plantation stock valued at So 200;
will exchange part or all for real property un-
ineumbered. Address p. 0. box 669 Sacra-
mPutO. Cal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27

So- 20
In England and the national taste Ii catered
TO by many newspapers and wesklies.
The report demands that an end be
put 10 the possibility - any moro systems
Of coupons, entrance fees and prizes as
offered by these periodicals TO their
readers. Even compositions in which
there h an element OF real skilI are pro-
soribed by the committee II associated
with entrance fees and ooupons.
To discriminate between prize compe-
ttiops was thought undesirable, henoe
they are all bumped together and q COM
mon ban u pronounced upon Thorn which
will probably be put In statutory form
at the next session of Parliament.
During the repairing Of an old tower
of the Little Sampford Church near SAT-
from Walden. In the south Of England, the
workmen were surprised TO find a small
piece Of black felt In the masonry. When
unfolded Il proved to be a little boys
hat OF the kind worn in the fifteenth GEN.
tury-a very smart little hat Of glossy
black felt and gold corded and laced.
The, tower was blilt 10 1850 and has
only. been repaired on the outside since
.ast time. This is the first occasion
when II has really been torn down and re-
built, so the little hat remained securely
hidden all these years.
LOCAL antiquarians think that some
surly stonemason goaded by the pleas
antries OF n fifteenth century small boy
Anatchei up the young humorist's hat
and walled IL up In the tower as o punish-
ment Tor hts nauGhtiness. The hat win
be placed m the local museum and labelled
rlhe Echo OF q Forgotten Joke
"
The long lines Ut tho much abused
semi-Directoise gowns lend themselves
70 much decoration, and there is. 10 be q
revival OF hand embroidered designs
end hand painted panels which har-
monise with the gowns.
A leading Paris dressmaker predicts
that the great feature OF the nov even
ing lfrooks will be exquisite needle work.
Not just ordinary work with a needle,
but elk, bead, eeqnin. ribbon and poker
work. Pen painting will also be used,
according 70 this authority.
The sequin work b very varied. There
are moonlight ssquins shaded In won
derful tones Of dull blue and silver, and
there are sunshine sequins In a lovely
shade OF pale gold. Rainbow seuuips
,s-sS s.,,,ns ranr.s.nt s.nnhi.a. -
s,a 49,. ~
E,a~ar .rnhr.,a,uv AN 49,
,...s,v On tha aow;ns n,,ao,oieSs
% - ia ~ .,.n go m
hSotpotA' VI A19 ~ WAtA oIo AtD-
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An interesting note on Hebrew folk
lore was read by Prof. Fraser Of Liverpool
at the congress OF teiigions at Oxford.
Prof. Fraser explained that the Hebrew
word for widow meant the silent won an
and he supported this pathological theory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
BaooKLYN ADyEaT1sEMESrs.

Conhnsed on T,eeifth Po0s.
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The limerick craze has had its day and
become a thing OF the past. Several
persons committed suicide from dis
appointment at lev gaining a prize,
One or two men were. Imprisoned Tor
cutting limerick competitions out Of
public library papers.
A few disappointed ones tried 10 way
lay the editors and explain with force
what they though Of their Judgment. and
hundreds almost ruined themselves In
sending sixpences and poor verses that
their ~sixpences might return to them
ns pounds.
Now that all the mischief 10 done and
the excitement has quisted down there
comes q report from the joint committee
Of the two houses Of Pariiament recon.
mending this sordid device f6f increasing
The circulation OF newspapers should
be made Illegal. 1t 10 rather late In the
day for this decision, but h is not 90 use
less az it seems, for tho craze for oompe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27

BRooIulSN ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

paper on Modern German Campos.
efs aud Music Illustrations miil be
given and diseu salon invited
Chilarsa's orthopedic Hospital.
Tho Junior membership committee
uf the ShiidreuH Ofthupedle lice
rtial AsMoc intiun IL planning a series
g Juvenile meetings on the first
Friday after Thanksgiving The
committee Ia charge consists u
Miss Edith founE Miss Alma atrW.
Art. Miss MARI Ranks and Mra W
y tfimbie AT children 81 ths city
arc requested o. attend the meet
lnEH zach child willing q deny
ITSELF one Christmas present viii
BRING ihr corresponding amount ~
fs1nry and giys g. the Orfhouatiic
hospital for the support % a bod
Tor some poor sick child The
place ~ the meetings are called -
fpliaws Friday. Nov. Id. a. 10 al
.. M in tho Sunday sch,,oi rssY,nn ~
AfthltS church. corner ~ Eighth ay.
aiaa James e. following. al q o.
sunday school Fnomn ~ TIE Uni.
feFusiy and Pilgrim cousreEattaual
churches chrisienren'n ufaasls.ay
bal, residence ~ Mrs.. Charles al
hlafh. SIC " I.ee e.. residences ~
Airs. Walter ualnawofth. West n~.
attic residence ~ Nrn frhnn Itleh.
ter lfoA Asth az residence ~ Mrh
hettff A, Hubert. if19 p Alata AZ
Al each meeting an interesting f,re-
gram has been arranged. saaslsasur
q popular speakers. aeiolsts ar,d
musicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
GOVERNOR IS
WANTED
HOME
THE ALASKA PRESS is
AFTER THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE.
Is Spending the Winter at
Washington, Instead
of in Alaska.

sISAGwAY, Alaska. Nov. 81 he
lieving that Gov w. u, hoggati
sheuld remain at home instead Of
spending the winter IN Washington
dabbllng In Alaska affairs in which
he practically has no interest the
Daily Alaskan Of this city Is cireu'
lating petition throughout the ter.
ritory which will be sent 20 proper
authorities at Washington insisting
that the executive return 10 Juneau,
the capital city.
The Alaskan sets forth that
James Wiekersham. of Fairbanks,
was elected delegate 10 congress.
and he knows what the people Of
Alaska want lie was elected BY
the people. securing a landslide
over the Hoggatt candidate. Gov
Hoggatt. according 20 the Alaskan,
is against everything that the peo.
pie want. lie IL n representative
OF the corporations and Is stroug
against the one wish % the people
territorial government Before Gov
uoggatt left Juneau be stated that
be would be- gone several months
Il IL said that he IL working solely
Tor the Guggcnhelms and the stand
ard OIL, both OF which are tryine
10 secure possession OF the Alaska
territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
RIDICULOUS
RUMORS
Manchurian Controversy
Viii Be Settled
Amicably.
10y United psss..)

TOXIC. Nov 2i.--That the "a.
m.ra from Washington that the
American state department aud the
japanese ministers are concluding
an agreement reiatlge 10 the ntti
tudc that America viii take ON the
Mnuchurian question are uufounded
aud ridiculous. II the statement
made today BY Thomaa j OBnen.
American ambassador 20 Japan. IN
an interview with 4 representative
Of the United Press
Ambassador O'bflen stated that
u must be admitted that Japan had
an influence IN Mancturia that en-
titles this nation ~ a special claim
Tho conventions already 10 force
between Japan and HusFla and ia
pan and France, he said assure
peace In the Orient aud make the
signing 81 m agreement with
America unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Men Called Out and the
Game Is Soon to
Begin.

DR. David c. Hail. physical direc.
tor Of the University Of Washington.
has issued cnl for basketball
players Although AZ yet the board
Of control has not arranged 10 make
basketball a recognized sport AZ the
varsity. Il IL pretty well Understood
that N there 81 Interest enough in
the game 20 warrant IL the board
Will sanction the game and arrange
schedule Should o schedule be-
made up the university would have
first class team TO represent a.
AZ there are about 30 men out. and
among these are many high school
stars from ali over the state.
Duryea. who starred last year
wsth the Tacoma high school IL out
for the center position. while Mui-
len and ST Johns are trying out
for forwards Mullen IL a Broad.
way high school athlete. while 81
Johns IL Tacoma man. kabcl and
MaitEon are ont Tor guards.
Among the men wb0 are on the
football squad. but who viii un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
MUSICAL


Hesea Concert
Little Leopold Igoaan u&il give a
violin Cpncrft sunday evening. Ne.
fsfnhsr 2sth. a. the Moore theatre
Grand Free Concert.
Tho RalHtan glee ciuh. numbering
q - the beat male singers H. seat.
tls. assisted by Miss bertha Teller
Miss Grace Caldwell ane Miss Grace
Jack. win Kive a concert TUESDAY
esenine. NoxemhsF "a Al stft
sharp AZ the Wertnslusses Prsabyts-
Ran church
Tho concert u one q a series be.
lnE Eiven every two nacnshs fer the
benefit - the people ~ the catR Ia
VIII b. practically the same AZ v4l
be rendered At the Moors heahe
Ia December.
Admission IL free
The program 10 as .foiiowaf
PART l.
The Rals,on aSls bi.s clas ''o'
sons-rhs Three SIpgsrs~ Tours
Violin soio-'ffunsaEisn Dances~
Mics Myrna Jack.
Annie Laurie ~. ........
Arranged by pudiey Buck
The Haiatpn glcc Club.
song Unite Thy Heart ..Aiiisnen
Airs n ". Jack.
Night Witchery" ........... etorch
The Halaton 0iee Club.
PART NJ
Ftsrim thoruA ''Tannhauarr~
1890 tat#*sss ss4sstsss Wagner
The Ralason oicc club.
n"ngH~a- Itch Weiss NIGHT Warum'
D. Lass Mich Dein Augc
kuessan" ..
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CLUBS


LADY surfing. p. =. y,
There Wiz b. a special meeting ~
Lady stirling chapter. Daughters -
the American Revolution. Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. AZ the apart
insnsa ~ Mrs. Howard A. Hanson.
2e4 tgsh az a.
Federation.
The city Federation u Womrn's
clgba sill meet Monday. az 40
. ~. AZ the club house.
Unitarian Rsersatioa Club.
IN the assembly Fousna ~ their
church. corner Hpyintun and olive.
90 rnitafiana on Friday last sat
down 90 progressive whlst. this be.
ing the third evening u the series.
The fourth viii be held ~ the
Same place next Monday, the lard.
AZ 3. m.
Myrtle soeisl Club.
The Myrtle Social club eiii meet
Monday Al o ~. AZ the home 81
Mrs ~ Gosts. so5 18th ~. n.
AZ members 81 .. + :. are in
Century Club.
The regular meeting ~ the Cen.
fury club viii b. held al tho Fedrra i.
ton ciub house. Friday. November
-. ~ 20 o'clock
The program viii be IN charge ~
the music department. Nns. Vincent
being chairman.
The topic q the afternoon viii be
American MuAic. with iiluetra-
tons
PenrsylVsnis Association.
The WamenH Auxiliary 81 the
pennsylvania association will meet
at tho home - AIRS Ethan E stew
art 100 Mob fiiil av.. Friday. No-
Nenbsr ~. al b. ~.
All feuuuyiYauianH welcome. Take
Virginia street car.
Card Club Meets.
Nr. and Mrs. Morgan j Carkeek
entertained the "wednesday Evening
Card club this week at the Rainier
club. asefrx
Ladies Musical Club,
Tho first ~ n series ~ ~afudy
meetingg' for active and student
members ~ the ladies' Musical
club will be held Monday al Z, sol
,. ~, 80 the y. \. Johnston Recital
hall
Mrs Mary J. cassem win read a
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PERSONAL

Mrs g. w, Price and Miss Leila
Price have returned from fortnight
visit az NaFth Yakima,
Mrs william rigott has returned
from q trip 10 the east.
Mfs James Epief ia az Tho bedside
81 her mgthrr. Mfn. Chisholm. who
in seriously iii IN Portland ore.
Miss Maedr MeMiehrn has re-
turned from "a tfip 60 Spokane.
MrM and Mrs r. O. Dryer have
taken apartments at the HtetHuu.
Ara Joseph n Valentine 30 home
from a nik weeks trip through The
East
Mrs AuglaH Turfnne has as her
guests her parents. Hon h. Traihier
de beAuhien and AIRS De henublen
Sir and Mrn Hugh ~ Fleming
Mts iinflan y, Mcclure and Miss
Mcclure are touring through the
southwestern states
Mra. Francis ~ Tfink and dhuehs
ier are GA trip a. California
Mr.. and Mrs. u H. Van TnY viii
leave shortly faF trip through
southern California
AIR and Mrs. Charles r. burnside
are on pleasure tfip 10 the south.
Airs. \. Gardner fsrkea and son
icft thia week for Portland on their
way % their future homo Ia Idaho.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES
FOR vvAYSiDE HOSPITAL
Good Program Prepared
for Meeting Next
Thursday.

A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the service which u 90 be
held on Thanksgiving morning In
the Moore theatre The soioistH are
among thc most noted IN the West.
including Herr MoritH tsoHen. Mr.
Henry r. naniln aud Mrs, Beatrice
Mcclure, Herr nosen. the violln
master. came 10 this country Ohut
recently from Berlin IN search ~ a
more agreeable climate. AZ the
aerNic IN a solo number here tosen
wilt be accompanied by a string
quRrtottc in which his young son.
Leopold, who ~ rapidly becoming
famous na child prodigy. viii plaN
one ~ the violin parts
Mt ilenfy T. nhnlin. who IL we'll
known here aa the greatest hgsHo
In the Northwest, win ne heard In
an attractive solo.
The reading which Mrs neatrice
Mcclure haze chosen fuf her number
II one ~ the most difficult and Try.
ing selections ever Included la "a
dramatic. readers repertoire II ~
an Intensely dramatic episode from
the pen 81 the great Norwegian,
btornsticfne hiefnaon. Edward
GrviE. the loved composer 1T Nor
MNfN saw WV lNfAN M AAANiHNhf
musical setting Miss Adrirnnn
LANCER, the well known pianist and
accampaaist. viii play the uriea
music Tor Mra Mcclure. Another
Interesting feature ~ the proGfam
win be a solo b. Miss Helen FRA
Sier. a talented young soprano and
pupil ~ str IlAnlin
II, g. Uill. president II the city
council viii preside AZ the service
Rev W. A. Major. pastor ~ the
Bethany Presbyterian church viii
deliver the address and Dr A.
Lyons Will make q few remarks on
the hospital situation. Thr service
viii begin promptly ~ 10 30 and che
public - most cordially invited So
attend. Ne admission will b. asked
The program IN fun viii be a. fol-
lows
poxoioEy ,........... Congregation
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