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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
NELSON is READY
FOR THREE GOOD
FIGHTS
Announces That He viii Meet
HyIand and Thompson
Before Mcfarland
[sseeisl pi,sateh o ~ ca


CHICAGO May 2.-Battling Nelson
lightweight champion and heavy
weight author. blew into Chicago today
from a weeks theatrical engagement
at Rochester. and proceeded TO call on
az once his match with Packey McFsr-
land. scheduled for July 5 at San Fran
cisco. and TO offer his local rival for
the crown a match September 9. under
changed conditions.
Instead Of the Mcfarland bout. July
g. Bat has wired Promoter Jimmy Coz
roth that he viii take on "Cyclone
Johnny" Thompson for go round
bout az 1s3 ringside before the CoIma
club. Nelson thinks no difficulty VIII
be encountered, as Thompson has been
clamoring for crack At the Dane.
Here is the tentative schedule arranged
- the Hegewisch- fighter:
May 2s-~FishtinS Dick" Hylsnd, 40
rounds, 1873 ringside
July 5-"Cyclone Johnny ThOnp~N
SON. 80 rounds 1873 FinzSide.
September 9-Packsy Mcfarland. -
rounds or more. 135 pounds four hours
before entering the ring; $4,000 re-
quired as side bet.
September 2l-Twelve weeks the
atrical tour at $3.50 week with
privilege of percentage.
Nelson will leave for Denver to-
morrow, where he will stop of for A
few days TO see wrestling match,
and then proceed to the coast to start
training for the Hyland affair.
Nelson justifies his action in refer
ence TO Mcfarland with the following
explanation:
Il had agreed to meet Packsy, but
since he and his manager are so gay
about my not being able to raise a
1900 forfeit, which there is no need
of posting go long in advance. they can
wait while I clean Up $4,000 extra
Il agreed before to let Mcfarland
weigh In at o'clock in the morning
Now he viii have to do 133 pounds. the
legitimate lightweight limit, four hours
before we meet, il we meet. And since
he is so flush with his coin he will
have to bet $4,000 on the result
may De roasted for this action but I've
been roasted before and I intend 10
look out for the interests OF Battling
Nelson
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
Californians on Travels

NEW YORK May 2.-CaIifornians
are registered here as follows: From
san Franclseo-W. F. Whittier Wal
j. 3 Albert. Marlborough; r r. Conner
ford. u. j. ballard. Murray Hill hotel:
a = Gump. Mrs. A s Gump. Hotel
savoy, M Hamill. Grand Union: Miss
~ E. Smith. Hotel Victoria: A. 9. Tet-
sen. ST. Denis; J. c. Cebriar. Plaza
z. A Chapens. Mrs. F. A. Chapens'
Cadillac; Mrs 3. F. Norris Miss
Thompson. Park avenue; W F. Wilson.
King Edward; c. A Buell. Mrs. G. A.
Buell, e. .. Dagener. Herald Square.
ders, W. Wright. Herald SQUARE hofel.
A. III. Rhodes, Mrs. A r. Rhodes
Grand, w. J. Burns. Herald Square.
Los geles-Mrs. ID. c. Thorn, Vic
toria. T.. Barrows. Mrs. T. Rarrows
Hotel Belmont; Miss r. Keegan. at
Denis; +. l. Patterson Grand Union.
Sacrs mento-S- Smith. Mrs. S. Smith.
Grand Union. San Jose-Miss McTren-
are. Herald SQUARE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
MAY CLEAR TITLE
TO CATHEDRAL SITE
Conference Arranged to Dis
cuss Mrs. Crocker's Dis
puted Taxes

The trouble over the title to the
property which is to be the site of the
proposed Episcopal cathedral may be
afternoon between Assistant City At
torney Jesse Steinhart, representing
the city; Judge Walter B. Cope repre-
senting Mrs. Ethel Crocker, wife Of
Will H. Croker, and Attorney Brown,
representing Bishop William Ford
Nichols and the Episcopal diocese of
California. As a further result of the
conference the city may secure more
than $4,000 in disputed and unpaid
taxes owing from Mrs. Croker on her
large holding of stock in the Croker
national bank
HOLDS LIEN ON PROPERTY
At present the city holds a lien on
the so vara lot on Mob hill, at the cor
ner of California and Jones street
which has been nominaIIy decided by
as component part of the block on
which Grace cathedral is TO be erected
Six or seven years ago Mrs. Croker
refused to pay the taxes which the city
assessed on her Crocker national bank
stock. The taxes were $1,000. Mrs.
CROKER refused payment on the ground
that the tax was excessive. The city
then sued for the taxes and placed a
lien on the Croker residence property
at the corner of California and Jones
streets. The personal suit against
Mrs. Croker was won by the defend
ant, but the city still held the lien on
the so vara lot. The property was
marked sold to the state for taxes, but
the final time for the passage OF the
property has not yet come.
DECIDED BLOCK TO CHURCH
Tax Collector Bush and the city at
torney's Office have striven to get a
settlement in the case; but the taxes
were not paid and the city maintained
an assumed possession. In the mean
time, Mrs. Croker, with the other
Croker heirs decided her holdings in
the block between California Sacra-
mento, Tayler and Jones streets, to the
church. But the church's
title was sorely impaired by the pend
ing lien and the attorneys for Bishop
Nichols have been interesting them
selves in the settlement OF the tax
but the negotiations have
been kept quiet
However. the conference set for this
afternoon may lead TO clearing up OF
the trouble and the title. II is under
stood that Will Fl. Crocker and Mrs
Croker will agree to pay at the rate
of the present assessment plus costs
and interest at per cent from the
time the action first started. This it
is stated, will amount to about 100000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
TRY JAPANESE OAK
FOR RAILROAD TIES
New Foreign Timber Is Being
Experimental With for
Longevity
Forest Service Declines to Test
Trees Because Not Native
Growth
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

L0FC~t1t 0toPotCH 10 nc IA
WASHINGTON. May S.-The growing
scarcity of American timber suitable
for railroad ties has induced one of
the largest Japanese importing com
panies to introduce Japanese white oak
as desirable foreign species to take
the place OF the American oak for
railroad purposes Several OF the west
ern roads have already purchased a
large quantity of Japanese white oak
TO be used in replacing worn out ties
along rights of way
The Increasing cost OF all railroad
ties has naturally led the railroad com
panies to desire TO prOlong the life OF
the species of wood used by preserva-
tive methods. Recently application
was made to the United States forest
service to conduct experiments Al the
Berkeley. Cal, timber testing station
to determine the value and life OF
Japanese oak timber when properly
treated.
This application brought I'D the in
teresting point as 20 whether or not
the forest service would be allowed to
undertake experiments with foreign
species o. timber. inasmuch as the
act under which these experiments are
carried on specifically requires that
only American grown tiTnbers shall De
treated
The forest service has found it nee
essary. owing to pressure of other
work. TO decline to undertake this eX-
pertinent. and, therefore. this point was
not considered. IL is estimated that
there is a large supply OF this white
oak in japan and should it's use for
railroad purposes prove satisfactory it
is probable that large market will be
created for it in this country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
MANUFACTURING SHOWS
INCREASE DURING MARCH
Enormous Gain in Value of Ma
teriaIS Imported

WASHINGTON. May 2. March i'm
portations of manufacturers materials
indicated a marked increase in activity
in the manufacturing industry in the
United States. the value of such ma
terials during March last, according to
the monthly statement of the bureau of
tatistics being $4,000, 900, as COM
pared with $4,000 900 during the cor
responding month of the previous year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
PARLOR OF DAUGHTERS
OF GOLDEN WEST DANCE
Grand March Concluded by
Formation of Letter "K.

Keith parlor. Native Daughters of
the Golden West. gave a ball to its
members and friends in Golden Gate
Commandery hall Saturday night.
There was a large gathering OF young
folk, who enjoyed a well arranged pro-
gram OF up to date dances. The fea-
ture OF the evening was the grand
march, which concluded in the forma
ton OF an immense letter K Mrs w
III. OBrien, the floor manager was as-
sisted by Genevieve Carroll d. A E.
Temple. Mrs C. II. Turner, Sarah Drurv
Mrs. Schmolz and Mae Edwards
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Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. May First Lieu
tenant George b. Sharon. Thirtieth in
fantry, upon expiration of his present
leave viii report TO the commanding
officer of the Preside of Monterey for
duty pending the arrival of his regi-
ment.
Navy orders: Commander r. o. Bite
Norfolk, Va. May IA TO duty with the
third squadron of the Pacific fleet
sailing for San Francisco May 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
THIEF TAKES BRACELET
MADE OF GOLD NUGGETS
Miss c. Durham Reports Raid
on Apartment

Miss G. Durham. living at the Marie
Antoinette. 1903 Pine street. reported
that her room in apartment had been
entered by thief during her absence
from Friday afternoon until SATURDAY.
morning who stole gold bracelet
composed of l 8 nuggets and valued at
500 Miss Durham said that although
there was other jeweIry in the drswer
from which the bracelet had been
taken nothing else was disturbed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

desirable; will trade for lots suitable 70 be
bull upon; here is chance for you.
San Pablo ak cottage: surrounded on all
sides by business price about 81 800 CLEAR.
What have you to offer?
S5.O00-Nevsda county: great sacrifice: 800
Grass Valley; 80 acres old fruit;
good house; alfalfa, etc; CLEAR: will ex-
change.
sunny; dat loan So 500 trade for smaller prop
erty anywhere il desirs BILE.
s1looO-s fats all well rented trade for
small place in the country where young
couple can make a good living; preferably
chicken ranch.
s27. o0O-Scaftering improved property in
Alameda. fats etc. all clear; will trade for
nice piece Of property; owner wants TO go
away.
Lake county-saO. coo; 1000 acres: 100 acres
alfalfa; house Of 4 rooms barn, etc; trade for
city property.
800. OOo-san Benito county; l. 500 acres; 10
scres orchard; house, etc; trade for city
property.
$50. ooo-A dandy business block tcoEnerl.
owner viii give a fine trsde TO get smaller
property.
GEO. W. AUSTIN. lois Broadway. Oakland. or
L. W JEFFERSON REALTY COMPANY,
$50 Market St. San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

EXCHANGE
A FEW CITY PROPERTIES.
81 600 room cottage in San Francisco. one
year old.
s.. GOO room cottage in heart of Alameda.
So 00o-5 room modern cottage In FruitFale.
S3500-6 room cottage in Berkeley.
81. 500 room house in East Oakland.
81 500 fats Of rooms each, Oakland.
So o00-T room modern house in Oakland.
So 500 room modern cottage in Berkeley.
S70o0-9 room modern house IN Berkeley.
81 000-S room modern house in Alameda.
81 o00-4 fats of 3 and rms. ca. in Oakland.
Sl6oe0-Income business property in Oakland.
S25.000-Stores and fats in Oakland.
II you are tired OF the ranch. tell your
troubles and we will help you find home in
the city. ". f.. JOHNSON. 232 San Pablo
aT oakland Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

OAKLAND. May st Mary's won three
baseball games this afternoon. The yictors the
fourth college team. defeated the Standard oil
nine TO 3. Later the St Josepl's academy
team of Berkeley went down before Behan' s
shoots. TO :. The Colegians. ST Mary's sec
ond team, defeated the Oakland Tribunes, TO 3.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
PARTNERS WANTED

wANTED-Man or woman with 5000 who is or
can be good salesman book keeper for old
established firm in good condition: sick part
ner wishes TO sell. Box 277s. Call, Oakland
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

ELEGANT income: new fats. sunny and very
desirable; will trade for lots suitable 70 be
bull upon; here is a chance for you.
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The Call Makes New Standard
For Real Estate Advertising
Hxrrpa,ut prase" GEO II IRVING r1sA"
.CHAs. H. KENDRIcK CO.
nens~sr ssaE"r o,
s.s lars REAL ESTATE
1884 MARKET STREET ''an@<'"
Sen Francisco A,-i1
SAM
7r4nc,sco.
ceatlanm:-
We take pleasure In highly cauplinsntine the
splendid piece Of special
PAGE color clement today. hend1ed this
DIFFICULT 3ece ADVERTISING In
re desired something and strong, the
plan Of getting special
papers, fsssrtne n THIS
STANDARD Of ADVERTISING in this
locality Distribute the
supplement- Of the Call, eteveit h
progressive Advertising shs
pacif4 Coast. selecting medium
watched the supplements
Aa11ies finally paper,
further, Call,
a
medium, -
cAs. fzrNlck CO.,
CHA ~eaZ1z11l@/.
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RUSSIAN RIvER REAL ESTATE

SIS AND UPwARD-EAsY TERMS
Bungalow and camp sites at Camp Rose, near
Hes ldsburg: right the river; large lots nicely
wooded spring water; send for illustrated fold 7.
c p. RAY lbs Lick Bldg. IS Montgomery 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
JOS. SKIRAl & CO..

921 Broadway. Oakland.
FOR EXCHANGE 500 acres. miles from
railroad; 800 acres of good bottom land running
stream the gear around; 100 acres suitable for
alfalfa: one Of the best stock ranches in fine
state of California; this place will carry 200
head Of stock The year around; price $500.
Alsmeda residence; in the best residence dis
trict in Alameda; rooms and bath; rent is $GJ
month; owner wishes some good ranch and
A beautiful mountain resort in the Santa Cruz
mountains: 20 acres: want bay property.
1874 acres near Santa Cruz; want bay prop
erty.
s2l Broadway, Oakland
s.. OOo-Just few and 10 acre ranches left
in Costrs Costa near the electric ca1line.
Don't say hard times when you can exchange
your home for this place and get all your liv
ing out of the ground. ABBOTT, 957 Broadway,
room p, Phone Oakland 1851
PARTIES having country property TO exchange
for property in Oakland or suburbs OF Oak
land. address STOREY & RICHARDS 1904
East 1sth st. Melrose, who have a fine list
Of exchange properties.
PROPERTY for exchange in Alameda county
We nave some clever bargains; can always
suit. The Realty Exchange and Investment
Co, rooms So and s. Bacon block. Oakland
FARM lands. all kinds. sale or exchange ALEX
MUHDock- Isl Natl Bk- Bldg, Oakland.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St near
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVE buyers for fats. cottages, lots. etc. For
results see CHAS. ". FISHER. $50 Market
PROPERTY WANTED
WANT TO buy lot cottage; give price and
location Box 1892, Call office.
WANT to buy cheap ranch; give price and To-
cation. Box 1853, Call office.
TO LEASE
FOR ssle-Large sanitary barn. 75x1O0 feet in
first class condition; rent reasonable 14ll
Harrison ST
WELL furnished rooming house: 10 rooms all
occupied: good location Phone Market 1898
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BuRLINGAME REAL ESTATE
EASToN ADDITION NO.
Tn nT-pTTNE AME


Beautiful and most unusual all-year home
sites in a restricted residence section; only
"a minutes from the city; the BEST VALUE
within easy reach of San Francisco; no fogs;
Al train service; every city improvement
HAS BEEN Installed nothing TO promise); pure
water: macadamized streets. curbs; cement
Sidewalks. sewer pipes shade trees electric
lights, telephones: tradesmen call and deliver
daily; many charming homes have been
erected and more are in course OF construc-
ton: don't buy q suburbasD home until you
have SEEN the EASr0N ADDITION TO
BURLINGAME. No 4. This is HILLSIDE
PROPERTY. west Of the county road and
CAN NOT BE SEEN FROM CAR WINDOWS.
Persons purchasing NOW can buy on unusually
easy terms: 10 per cent dowa balance $40
a month. Take II 40 a. m. or p. m. train
from Sd and Townsend SITS. on Sunday and
ask the conductor to stop at Easton Station
or take the San Mateo electric cars from
9Th snd Market SITS, getting on az Esston
station. Write for new maps and price lists.
No one lose money buying Burlingsme
F. J. ROGERS & CO..
Iol Russ BLDG. 2s5 MONTGOMERY ST
Pr. RICHMOND. SAN PABLO q SIEGE
S25oo-lss acres fronting electric line near
Siege; terms.
fne potato and vegetable land; easy terms.
s475O-10 acres, adjoining the above; fine
rich loan.
dence portion OF Richmond. including corner, 8
elegant lots: sewer laid; half cash.
BARTON REALTY COMPANY.
224 MOnadnock building. San Francisco.
Phone Douglas 1928.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. Investments lots. ranches. acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON. SAINTS Cruz. Cal.
SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE
- ACRES for subdivision in San Rafael at q
very low price: needs the money;
within minutes OF main station. &. b.
HOFF, 60T 4th st. San Rafael
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

San Pablo ak cottage: surrounded all
sides by business. price about 81 800 CLEAR.
What have you to offer?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

acres near Grass Valley; 80 acres old fruit
good house: alfalfa, etc: CLEAR: will ex
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03

S7.5o0-Psir OF s room flats; lot 45x165; very
sunny; hat loan 81 500: trade for smaller prop
erty anywhere il desirable
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SAN MArEo REAL ESTATE

You should take the trip to SaE Aateo this
Sunday. Tskc the family with You. They
will enjoy ii. You so via :. r. Co. Sd
and Townsend SITS. $40 lo:40 m.
ar You take the electric car AT 9th and
Market sis. every 10 minutes Via train the
time 10 san Msteo = 20 minttes. See our
agent Mr. Frank S. 6ruIhmOn al 246 q St.
san Mateo. who win gladly show rou the
property. Remember. all Improvements are
mpiete-gas and electricity. fire hydranfS. etc.
lots 80 feet double frontage. from $3.50 upward:
only one-fffh cash. balance 10 suit The beau
tlful Peninsula hotel. representing an invest
ment OF 5000 600 Is directly IN the center OF
Hayward park.
Send for literature.
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pr. RICHMOND. SAN PABLO & SIEGE
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES. investments. lois. ranches. acre prop
ties BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3le-s24 Kearny St. S. F.
FRANk s. GRIMMON. 2se St Ssn Mafeo.
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BALDWIN & HOW Ell. 3ls-324 kearny 81. s. +.
FRANK s GRUMMoN, 2se b St. San Mateo-
81 500 viii buy a pretty. new. 4 room bungalow
with fireplace. best plumbing ia bath and toll
let: cement walks and curbs; terms, part cash.
balance monthly PENINSULA Realty Company
262 Main ST.. San Mateo.
FOR ssle-3 beautiful homes OF s. . and Il
rooms with fne grounds; all modern and
splendid buys. Peninsulsr Realty Company,
262 Main ST. San Mateo.
GARNET. REAL ESTATE
LIST Of properties for sale or rent Write
! PHILIP WILSON. Carmel BY the Sea Cal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-31

tambric EdgirGs-w!de. beautiful
patterns: worth 1Sc Sale price.
yard II 1-2e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-31
NEW SKIRT FLoUNcINes.

i5-inches wide. A complete as
scrtment of new and handsome
patterns. Exceptional values at
sc and up 10 s225 yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-31

Fine Nainsook Edge and Inser-
tions-worth 1870. at yd. -. II re
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-31

lJc and 1Sc Cambria Edge and
Insertions. Sale price, yard. Ice q
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-26

Don't look upon the bull as an en-
envy and carry a club or pitch fork
every time you go near him, writes
W. NJ. Kelly in Farm and Home. His
disposition toward you will be Just
what you make it yourself. Treat
him kindly, but with firmness. He
is sure to remember any kindness,
and surer to remember any meanness
that you may do to him, and will
watch his chance to get even with
you.
Allow him but one service and then
lead him to his stall, and he Will soon
15ern what is wanted of him, and will
Nrsdily take up with the program.
Well managed and properly fed, he
win live to be eight or ten years old
and get good calves. A we'll cared
for bull instead Of being a nuisance
and disgrace will be an object of adj
miration and a credit to your herd
and farm.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-26
Selecting q Herd For Beef.

In building up a herd for beef pro-
duction, select cows with a broad,
deep and square body, COWS with
good coating of flesh, for these, If
bred to the right kind of bull, will
produce calves that will prove profit
able feeders.
Now for the bull. The bull is half
the herd. He stamps his qualities on
all the calves, not simply on one calf
year, as with the COW. Get a reg
istered bull of the breed you want,
even IL you have oG\y grade COWS, as
then you are sure you are getting a
beef breed from beef ancestors. Sc
lect a bull that is Of good size, with
proud masculine bearing, a good
intelligent head. broad and full be-
tween the eyes, yet with a quiet ex-
preston, as nervous, eXcitable ami
NAL will never fatten to good advan-
tage. He should be broad and
straight across the back, with smooth,
even hips. He should have we'll
sprung ribs, heavily covered with
flesh.
Spring is the natural season for
cows to drop their calves, and the
cows should be bred so as to drop
their calves in the early spring and
then when the cows are turned to pas
ture in the spring the calves are old
enough to so with them and thus
have advantages for making rapid
growth and require very little atten-
ton during the busy summer months.
When the calves are a few weeks
old they should be castrated and the
wound washed with some good germ
killer, so 1t heals rapidly. In the fall
the calves should be weaned and fed
on good nutritious food.
The age at which steers should be
marketed depends largely on the
market prices, but as a rule well fed
steers sell best at fourteen TO six
teen months old.
If you do not wish to dispose Of
your product as beef, then you must
choose one of the dairy instead Of
beef breeds Of cattle.-By DR.. David
Roberts, of Florida Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-26
COURSE IN COOKING.

Miss Winifred Gibbs, dietitian and
cooking teacher on the staff of the
Association for Improving the Con-
dition of the Poor of New York City,
gives a course at Teachers College,
Columbia University, on the practical
application Of domestic science in
social work. Henceforth work in the
tenement houses will be included in
the course of those studying domestic
science. Arrangements have been
completed between Teachers College
and the association by which the I'M
dergraduates in the domestic science
department will take turns in the
tenement districts teaching the wo-
men how to cook and manage their
households. York Sun.