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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Just
Na1lcy's Letter
to Her Friend
Margery
That's All

and %
it'll be and o'clock
call the Key The full of and everybody
looked On the the electric
which and the and few
sudden look there! and did hn
o the and
of
Pretty little greenhouse and
and brown hills! And
sd how'd like live there little gn9 And sad on could And he
kind of smiled and d maybe Well N hill
little white the hill Well while
talking there and along and awfuNy excited about
In
beautiful hill after while look
ande bay and Mt Taals and everything the world really believe
time pm had the telling
h h the of the
asked him. OH and lots liked
ands then the bu otsod
wouldn't bu
both liked pasaw
I'll take this The his book
hill to you'd like
ad
and sd WE'LL ok hn and they all omena
to nceW Will and
the wa lie dosnd that's all
Fomyo true FRIEND,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-01
MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. May 31.--Pittsburg and
Chicago split even in two duh aud
embarrassing games today, The locals
played very loosely in the field, but
won the nrst game by punching sim
eIes and two G3ubles off willis in the
third inning
In the second game Pittsburg's
Dftchers allowed but five hits, Schreck-
ard getting two of them, double and
q four-bagger Seventeen passes were
issued in this game. seven Of them Off
the local twrlers being turned into
runs by hard hitting. Moran and
Frazer. we're added to the hospital list
fine former being spiked and Frazer
intring his pitching hand in stopping
a hot liner
FIRST game r. II. ~
chicago ....OI5 600 OOx-6 6
pf.tsburg ...O1O OO1 OO2--4 G .
Batteries; Prestor. Moran snd
King: Willis, Young and Phelps.
Second game r. II.
chicago 900 orc 200 3 .
pttohurg ..1oe rO2 gO5-l3 l6 0
Batteries, Frazer Ruelbach and
ltIIg. Mccarthy. Camnitz and Glib
son
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEY S.

JOHN ". WILSON
Attorney at Law
COLLECTIONS Made. New state National
Bank Bldg Albuquerque n, NJ.
r. w. d. BRYAN
Attorney at Law
Office in First National Bank building
Albuquerque, \. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-01

Dos Moines, Ma" &l-pee Moines
lost two games TO Sioux city today
Th" first was an eleven inning game
which ended to o. The visitors won
the second game on opportune hitting,
q fr %
rirst game r. r. I
Dc@ Moinos 600 600 600 90 2
sioux city Go. 600 600 600 OF 8 0
Batteries Witherup and Nca2er,
Freeman and Henry.
Second game: H. II. T.
Dcs MONIES 1910 600 loo >
sioux city ....1Ot 1Ot 02O--G If
Batteries: Clarke and Ycager Nc
Kay and Shea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-01
ruNslCANs AND SURGEONS.

DIR, $. l.. BUTTON
Physician and Surgeon
Highland Ofdce, Go South Walter 81.
K. l.. IUST--
Physician and Surgeon
Rooms and y, ~ r. Armio build
tug, Albuuucrque, \. NJ
DRs. SHADRACH & TuLL--
Practice Limited
Eye Ear, Nose and Throat
Ccullst mad Aurist FOR Santa Fe Coast
Lines, Office State National Bnnk
Building, Hours: . TO / > O, m. 1880
to y. m.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
HARRYING THE vENIREMAN

GOUNSEL in trial in this city examining
venlremen nominay ascertain their fitness on
jury in damages for personal injuries The indicated
defense conbutoy negligence, which involves many
confused questions of law which always agreed
Counsel in the customary fashion, proceeded put venrenlen
trial. The first sufferer esmable businessman who not
had much time busy life for study of abstract questions was
asked first to define negligence all easy
for dictionary maker define the meaning ad
ecves difficult However the venireman
make less satisfactory exposition of his about
negligence But the lawyer wanted He asked for definition
OF the adjective contibuory and them pressing the pursuit
sisted on being told what conrbutory negligence
It submitted that this gross rights of
counsel such line OF questions may pursued lawyers will be
asking yeremen expound and explain Sheleys case
a OF fitness sit jury
The trial Judge this we'll skilled the law
He knew well anybody that had no moral right to
pursue poster and confuse jury duty thus wasting
the public time but he dared interfere stop it. Why? Be-
he feared that under the rulings of supreme court it
might be should he limit the latitude this regard
It grave eproach California jurisprudence that LAWYERS
permitted venremen trial mpertinent and
irrelevant fashion that is witnessed every day the bitter
heritage long line OF decisions Jury duty agree
able task anywhere but nowhere else the arng venrenen
permitted the degree that California practice to encourage
It evil that by what feeds seems
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
HOW ABOUT THE OLD soLD1ERs7

T ROM the Pacific has seen the
n batteships southern California coming Fight
ing Bobs big feet in through the Golden gate. Every
body has his eyes turned this way almost everybody
porous California has the price and San Francco
feet celebration But how about the old ode Stop and think
a moment this letter:
Serravil1e Aprilg17,
old going o
he
railroad
the old
furnishing
w. M. TURNER "old soldier
hurry and generous excitement of welcome for Uncle
boys forget the old soldier the who fought for
country land and the desperate sixties Those days
memory for of For the younger
they make only phase the history of great and busy
nation hurryng onward with the immediate hand
pasg think OF what has before There only few
and of them poor The that
want finds The old
Yountvle scattered here there plain oothl
their work for the and their welfare nations
The patriotic spirit strong them in the days when in
splendid manhood they left their homes fight What
fitting Of and could find than battalion OF
boys Oh Let them feel before they
thrill born of the bugle sound It is the Of BATTLE
inspires but the love of country united whole and
indivisible.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
UNNECESSARY EXCITEMENT IN srAN1sLAUs

HERE appears to be unnecessary alarm csunty
based on assorted misnformaion relative the Hetch
Hetchy project Mr.. Bangs who signs himself president
Modesto consumers association has teegraphed to
President Roosevelt this excited language Effect of San Fran
attempt the Hech Hecy will make desert of
100000 of irgab land The mischief then DONE for this
attempt has been attempted and what will probably
ceed.
of fact Mr. Bangs talking and he knows
ought it. worthy of place of His
100000 OF rigab land is danger of going back
will greatly benefited by proper storage
the Tuolumne But Mr. Bangs and his fellows play
dog the manger and supply that they
1t is palty and niggardy spirit
The Modesto News, doubtless inspired by Bangs feels much
aggreved by The put straight
fore the president and remarks with Indignation:
Charles w IIo5neI general the San Francisco Call who
& % ey sss & 0 PS @ ng & i 3 oG 5 gs an Vssf tn the
there talking nothing Hetchy every
Mr. aGrne wa WAS granted time ts to set o the proposition before Secretary
It is not necessary perhaps to defend Mr. Honics right to
interest himself affair that closely the vital
sufficient say
where others had failed times Mr. Honic
headquarters where he knew he could get justice Others
with the bureaus where politics. inspired by Spring
Valley has cogged the Mr. Hornck made his appeal direct
President Roosevelt who knows and understands the conditions
affecting this grant we'll as if he resident OF California
This question Hetch Hechy supply virtually
identical with that of Owens Angeles few scat
imagined they get way great
public necessity deeply the welfare and prosperity
OF 100000 people The Modesto gators, who
whatever think they play the trick They will find
they are mistaken
msinormation to the
Offices OF Spring Valley company.
In passing remark with the Modesto
quotes the Oakland Tribune antagonism
Hetchy project The News help quoting from
thoroughly discredied If the
reputable than Darge and his camorous pocket their
lost Indeed the fact that Darge sides with the dog
the policy inspired by Spring Valley might have them
suspicion that something wrong.
We ask of reasonable view of
this question Theodore Roosevelt the
rich poor, big little Their rights fully guar
feedb but be
supply which is badly needed by great
munty
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

have made one mistake already, as
I was told to look out for real stout
person."
The entertainment committee of the
Transportation club has provided a
most attractive program for ladies
night" this evening. Several pro-
fessional people from the different
theaters have promised to appear,
while the clever amateurs in the ranks
Of railroadmen also have signified their
intention to add to the pleasure of the
evening. The performance will COM
mence at $3.50, and an early attendance
is requested The clubrooms in .the
Flood building will be artistically dec
Grated and a delicious supper will be
served at midnight. Victor M. Smith.
w. w. Webster and Bode K. Smith
have charge of the arrangements.
Thirty-five carloads of steel owned
by the Western Pacific passed through
Ogden last Friday bound for Marys-
vile and Stockton. Work is being
pushed ahead at Sacramento, and ell
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
Gossip Of the RaiIwaymen

when does this train start?' asked
an excited individual of F. w. Thomp-
son, general agent of the Rock Island
lines, last Saturday, pointing to the
special which was to convey the
guests of the Southern Pacific over the
Los Altos cutoff.
Il am sure I don't know" said
Thompson.
you don't know" angrily retorted
the man. why don't you know ?
What kind of a division superintend-
ent are you. that you don't know?"
Excuse me-" answered Thompson,
"T am guest. II you want to see
the boss you can go upstairs and
ask"
II was told" observed the man apo
getically, ito ask stout man, and he
would tell me-"
"Oh, If you want to see a real big,
stout man go upstairs.
Il beg your pardon, remarked the
man a few minutes later to McGovern,
but are you the superintendent"
II am"
4 was afraid you were not. for I
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
The Smart Set

Mrs. Thomas Driscoll. who are occupy
ing pretty home in the southern town.
Mrs Linda Hoag Bryan will chape-
rome group of society girls on a
trip to Pasadena next week for a taste
of the excitement that will attend the
deets visit
Mrs. James Otis will be hostess at
luncheon tomorrow. the affair taking
place at the Broadway home. Twelve
of the smart sets prominent matrons
will be her guests on this occasion.
Miss Marjorie Josselyn is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kohl in san
Gateo- She will return to town next
week.
Welcome arrivals here are Mr.. and
Mrs j. H. P Howard. who returned
last week from a years stay in
Europe. Their homeward trip was
fastened because of their desire to be
present at the marriage Of Miss jose
phine Brown and Harry Stetson- Miss
Brown is kinswoman OF Mr.. Howard
Several dinners are already planned
for the evening OF the big dance on
May 8. At all of these officers from the
various ships and their wives will be
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tobin VIII
be hosts at one of the largest dinners
which will take place at the FairmOnt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kohl OF
Burlingame will also be dinner hosts
at the Fairmont that night Mrs.
George Newhall will give a large din
ner to number of the ladies in the
receiving party and some of the officers
on the evening of,the first big recep-
tion.
Miss Anna Head recently purchased
the Bruce Porter cottage in Mill VAL
ley and will spend the midsummer
months there. The cottage. in which
Mr.. Porter has spent the last 10 sum-
mers, is on the Hill slope just below
the summit.
Mrs. James Sperry and her daughter
and son in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Carrigan. will close their home on
Commonwealth avenue for the summer
and reopen the handsome Sperry homo
in Sausalito.
Mrs. Nugent. the wife Of Captain
George Nugent. gave luncheon yes
terday in her Presidio home.
Mrs. I. Lowenberg has sent out cards
for a musicale in her home on the frst
of May.
On Friday night another of The pop-i
ular Presidio dances will take place.
and as usual several large dinners will
be given in town and at the post. to
precede the dance. A group of army
matrons will act as hostesses and a
score Of the city's maids and matrons
will be among the guests
The wedding of Miss Elise Hall. the
third daughter Of G. w Hall and a
granddaughter Of Mrs. James Nee. and
Natnanlel Dodge will take place today
In the Hall home in Fruftvale Only
relatives and intimate friends win W.T.
ness the ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

rISS MARGUERITE TOURNY, the
IN N eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
V George Tourny. and Edgar
Nicholas Van Bergen will be
married this evening in Grace church
at half past o'clock. The ceremony.
which will be witnessed by several
hundred people. will be performed by
the Rev Mr.. David Evans. A recep-
ton and supper will follow at the
Fairmont hotel. The bride, who is an
extremely pretty girl. will wear white
chiffon satin and carry orchids. Her
attendants, Miss Kathleen de Young
and Miss Helen Sullivan. will wear
pale blue chiffon silk and carry white
roses. Gordon Edwards will attend
the bridegroom as best man. and the
ushers will be Gayle Anderton, Clyde
BeaI. Rudolf Bertheau. Otto Grau, Nor
Vile Bowman and Mr.. Towne. Mr.. Van
Bergen and his bride will spend their
honeymoon in the southern part of the
state.
Miss Georgia spieker. the only
Spieker. and John Drum will be quietly
married at o'clock today in the gar
den of the Spieker home in Ross val
ley About Is relatives and intimate
friends will witness the ceremony.
which will be performed by Archbishop
Riordan, assisted by the Rev.
Charles Ramm Neither bride nor
ka ~ "a
gown is an exquisite combination OF
hand embroidered French linen and fine
lace The bride will carry white
orchids. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast will be served on the porch
of the Spieker home. Mr.. Drum and his
bride leaving late in the afternoon for
their honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew welch were
among the many socrety folk of San
Mateo who entertained a house party
over the Easter holiday. Their guests
included:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr.. and Mrs. william
MISS sass ysabel Brewer Miss ''fIsGfs Marie Brewer
Frank Jones
An engagement not altogether un-
expected became known yesterday
when the betrothal of Miss Gertrude
Hyde-Smith and Baldwin Wood was an
nounced by Mrs Eleanor Hyde-Smith,
mother of the bride to be. Both the
young people are we'll known to San
Francisco society, the former being a
grand daughter of George Hyde. a
prominent attorney of the early days
of California and first aIcalde OF San
Francisco, and sister of Mrs. Harold
Dillingham;, whose marriage occurred
IN February Wood is a son of the late
William S. Wood He is an attorney
and prominent member OF the Bur
lingame and University clubs.
Mrs. ]. NJ. DriscolI and Miss verdon
went down to San Mateo a week ago
and are the house guests OF Mr.. and
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

The Berkeley students who com
pared two Of the faculty to Digger
Indians may realize the aptitude oi
the simile. The professors probably
will don war paint, take the offenders
trail and get their scalps.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

A sailor on the Kearsarge who lied
about the navy has been ostracized
by his mates. A little of the same
treatment might be used advan-
tageously on officials of the naviga-
ton bureau.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
Miss de Wolfe Has
Family Ties Here

- - Francisco really deserves passing
1oHV i1CS iICfC There popular society
girl New York than Miss de Wolfe when she
decided
likely
merely I'LL Mrs VIII
Burngame Probably that
with decision
S Wolfe Hotel Peanton before
dinies of
Warbu
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
NOTE AND COMMENT

Italy is preparing a naval demon
stration against the Turks. After all
ships are the logical means of reach
ing the Porte.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

A Sunday paper informs US that
Every Day Evans Is Getting Better"
His name is Robley D., and we can
prove it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
Homer Lea, Latest
California Author

4 II
IaH0THa AutHOT He is
of
Stanford university attack of smallpox nerfered with
well enough become intimate, but he we'll liked He showed
Stanford o knew anything of his Whereabouts
he China and became involved the
the Purple palace appeared
but Lea empire,
the When he returned he
his head The
of this Californian
thrilling novel
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

the. crossings in the city are being
put in after midnight, or when the
streetcars have stopped running
Crossings have been put in on r, P,
NJ, K, and G streets.
"a freight claim agent" remarked
an eastern railroadman, has the most
difficult position to fill on a railroad
His work was disagreeable enough in
the past, but 1t is worse now, owing
to the red tape that has been in
jected into the business by the inter-
state commerce law and the numerous
rulings of the commission. There are
number of shippers who believe that
carriers are their legitimate prey. and
freight claim agent who can trans
act business with this latter class of
shippers without friction is not pro-
tecting the interests of the corporation
which he represents.
The ability and loyalty of the
freight claim agent of the present day
must be measured by the attacks made
on him. both personally and in his Of
fetal capacity, by these human vul-
lures. Strength of character and un-
swerving loyalty to the interests of
the company which he represents are
the first requisites of the freight claim
agent. freight claim agent who
tranSacts his business without fric-
tion will, sooner or later, be working
for railroad that pays no dividends. !"
]. E. Leith. who was for several
years freight claim agent of the ST.
Louis and San Francisco. died suddenly
at his home In st. Louis last Thurs
day. Leith was we'll known in this
state, as he had been here many times
and the news of his death came as =
sad shock to his friends in the CITY.
Frederick P. Gregson, who has been
chief clerk in w. G. Barnwelps office
for many~years. has resigned from the
service of the Santa Fe to become the
traffic manager of the associated job-
bers of Los Angeles. His resignation
takes effect on May /. Gregson is at
present in the city.
F. B. Houghton. assistant traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe, with headauar-
tiers in Chicago. is in the city on a
visit.
III. j. Snyder of the Mexican Central
has returned from the northwest and
reports considerable activity in the
northern towns.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
Frank Worfhing Is
Sent to arizona

Era,1 mor4b;,n Rocings Frank Workings
- s = health and the premature, am
'cHt ~ aiizoHd told When Worthng o. lately
he did not look robust his friends society
he really his entire
Ar, and will there live AS
Mackenzie Gordon found his
things for him from medicine
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
Landlord Profits
By Larger Salary

o his raise
You might purpose" reply
IF good fortune had publicly
salary raised landlord reads the item corr
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
H The Insiider

Tells of attempt to rescue emperor of China
from durance, which was defeated during
Boxer rebellion and imperiled Californian
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
Personal Mention

L. S. Geisler of Philadelphia is at
the Colonial.
S. Thornton Langley of Goldfeld is
at the Van Dorm.
A. r. Stewart of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Stewart.
Colonel c. W. Griggs of Tacoma is
staying at the Fairmont.
F. w. McCauley of Los Angeles is
staying at the San Francis.
G. H. Salisbury of Coalinga and S. r.
Cuptle of Truckee are at the Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Bishop of
New Haven are guests at the st. Fran
els.
j. F. Green of Los Angeles, and J. F.
Smith of Stockton are at the Audu-
bon.
L. F. Bamhauer of Palo Alto and
w. d. Sargent Of Los Angeles are at
the Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Jameson and fam
lily of ST. Paul are among the new ar
rivals at the Fairmont
H. L. Grimshaw, hotelman of Cold
field, is staying at the Stewart, accom-
panied by Mrs. Grimshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Trafford and Miss
w. B. Trafford of Fall River have
apartments at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

large explain the prevailing escape this duty
hazard.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

A civil service employe had his salary raised
the other day, and the fact was chronicled in
the papers. One of his friends congratulated
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

The coming of Miss Elsie de Wolfe to
Francisco really deserves more than pass
interest There was no more popular soci
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

7 OMER LEA, author of The Vermil-
/ ion Pencil, seems likely to rank among
California's successful authors. He is a
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

Miss Anna Head recently purchased
the Bruce Porter cottage In Mill VAL
ley and will spend the midsummer
months there. The cottage, in which
Mr.. Porter has spent the last 10 sum-
mers, is on the hill slope just below
the summit
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

Mrs. James Sperry and her daughter
and son in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Carrigan, will close their home on
Commonwealth avenue for the summer
and reopen the handsome Sperry homo
in Sausalito.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

Mrs. Nugent. the wife of Captain
George Nugent, gave luncheon yes
terday in her Presidio home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

Mrs. I. Lowenberg has sent out cards
for musicale in her home on the hrst
of May.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

! F. B. Houghton. assistant traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe, with headauar-
ters in Chicago. is in the city on a
| visit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
IN THE CITY COURT
Man Who Created Scene Was
 Given a Heavy Sentence.

Patrick F. Kelly of 51 Pleasant street created a scene in the city court this morning for which he will be kept in jail for the next seven months and half. Kelly was charg- ed with creating disturbance at his mothers home He had been drink ing for some days and yesterday he demanded money from his mother, Mrs Esther Kelly. She told him she had none to give him, whereupon he suggested that she borrow some. This she declined to do and left the room. Kelly then bothered his sister, Mrs Ellen Casey, who lives next door and broke window screen.
 When Kelly's mother was telling in the witness stand of his actions for some time past he became greatly excited and cried out once or twice That's righs tell the whole truth. :" Finally hc lost control of himself de- spite tho warnings of the policemen and going up to the witness stand he contradicted what the old lady was saying and was becoming more ahd more excital when the police seized him and threw him into the dock. Even then he would not be still. He did not seem to know what he was doing. He was given four months in Jail for contempt Of court and three months for breach of the peace, which with the costs means about seven and half months in jail
 George F. Soule, assistant superin- tendent of construction on the Mid dlebury trolley line was the first to suffer under the enforcement of the speed law He was riding horseback through Exchange place Sunday evening, faster, it was charged, than eight miles an hour, when he was re- quested by Officer Hickey to stop. He paid no attention to the demand and warrant was issued for him in con- sequence. He settled the case for $5. last evening
 Thomas Keane, charged with non support of his wife and two children said he has had no work since Jan uary. His family Is supported by his father-in-law. The case was contin- ued two weeks.
 A case against John P. Horigan, saloon keeper on Fuller street, for violation of the new side-room law was continued to Saturday.
 The case against Charles Messer for selling without license was set tied for $50, and the cases against Antonio Bovine for selling without license also was settled for $40. For running a gambling house he paid S25 and costs and the fifteen men charged with frequenting the place paid $7 each.