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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-08-20

Little VIII, came up from Wenat-
chez Sunday.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-08-20
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-08-20

Come to Eagles meeting tonight.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-12-01
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Neess From Lamar Rs9Istsr Of
November 23, 1880.
November so, 1880.

Mr.. Dan Leatherman and Miss
Eta J. Martin were married in
Lamar on Thanksgiving day.
Contracts we're let this week for
the breaking of 5000 acres of land
under the Henry ditch. The land
is to be sown in wheat oats and
barley.
The Cantata of Ippolita was
given at the Christian church un-
der charge of Mrs. ]. w. Kriger
and Judge Doughty. An additional
feature was recitations by Miss
Emma Goodale.
Hamer Norris of Granada will
take editorial charge of the Times
next week.
Dick Silver slaughtered rabbits
for the whole town on Thanksgiving
day.
Twenty dinner parties on Thanks
giving day were mentioned in the
Register.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-12-01

The cost of living, plump and stout,
Will dare the Christmas shopper out
And chase him headlong through
the door
And here and there around the
store;
And every time he shall espy
A present he would like to buy
The swift pursuer, fell and grim,
Will knock his pins from under
him
And sap him smartly on the gills
With seven pounds of household
bills.
At which the drums will sadly
beat and all the dollies fair and
sweet will weep in concert, and the
toys will make a thunder of a noise.
The melancholy horns will toot.
and the little soldier in his suit
will wave his trusty haversack and
stab the tyrant in the back.
We must have Christmas in these
parts. no matter who it is that
smarts or what the blooming tariff
is, or any man desires for his.
We've got to fill those empty socks
no matter If the planet rocks. or If
the plutocrats we rile go round
barefooted for a while. We don't
mind being made the goat and wear
ing our old overcoat year in and
out. and being spent. and sitting
ashes for the rent; but when the
holidays advance and Fatty Nor
ian hangs his pants upon the man
lie, with the cuffs tied up with
strings and other stuffs, and tells
he rest of us to git. by thunder.
We won't stand for 1t.
There will also be something do
ing in social and political pheno--
mena. Congress will assemble at
Washington on the 9TH. and an
emergency session of the Standard
.egal staff will begin at Cleveland
IN the Sth. Mr.. Taft's ultimate
conclusions as to golf and other
great issues will be read on the 9Th.
and Mr.. Rockefeller's annual mes
sage will be made public on the 9Th.
The insurgents will bivouac across
the Potomac from the Capital. with
Mr.. La Toilette in command. Mr..
Cummins as scout and Mr.. Bever-
idge as lookout.
On the 21st we shall pass under
the influence of the zodiacal sign
Of Capricornus the Goat. This will
cause Mr.. Taft. who is going for
Rip Van Wrinkles record. to turn
over. and the consumer will be the
goat.
And then the new year will arrive
To swell the sum of years,
And the man from Elba will return
To set US by the ears.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-12-01
A Natural Question.

Three times have Hughey and his
bunch
Been candidates in vain.
Three times the others got the
hunch
And Hughey's lost again.
But Hughey Jennings still is game.
He says he'll keep on tryin':
This makes us wonder II his name
Is Hughey Jennings Bryan.
Ross Tenney.
Mrs. Hershel Horn left for Trim
idad Monday. where she will reside
with her husband who is with one
of the leading clothing firms Of
that city.
A very quiet wedding took place
at the residence of Mrs. Wheeler
on South 3rd street last Thursday
when Frank Wheeler and Miss
Rosalie Springer were married,
Rev. ]. C. Horn officiating. The
couple are well known in Lamar.
the groom being the Junior member
of the firm Case & Wheeler, and
the bride one of Lamar's charming
young ladies. The Register Joins
their many friends in giving them
the best wishes of the season.
Bassett G. Norton have leased
the Star Livery barn on the North
side of the track and will open a
first class up-to-date livery.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-12-01

And then the new year will arrive
To swell the sum of years,
And the man from Elba will return
To set US by the ears.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
TO DEDICATE BELL
FOR MISSION ROAD
Father Maximilian Will Off
ciate in Front of Dolores
Church This Afternoon
California Club Arranging for
Signs Posts to Mark El
Canine Real in City

San Francisco's first mission bell
sign post along El Canine real, the
old California mission road, will be
dedicated at 2:30 O'clock this after
noon in front of Mission Dolores church
in Dolores street, near Sixteenth The
bell viii be dedicated by Rev Father
Macmillan, head of the Franciscan or
der in this city. wearing the cowl,
gown and sandals. the changeless cos
tune Of his order, the same religious
uniform worn by Father .Iunipero
Sierra. the first head of the Order of
st. Francis in California. The dedi-
cation viii be under the auspices OF
the California club, and the address
viii be delivered by Joseph r. Know
land the congressman. president or
the Landmarks league and grand presi-
dent of the Native Sons Of the Golden
West.
This bell will mark the peninsula
terminus of Ell Canine real and is one
Of a series of sign posts in the shape
of bell to be placed in California
from san Diego mission to Sonoma
mission Already Sc have been placed
in southern California and two were
recently placed between Santa Clara
and San Jose.
he belt VIII De p1ACeu pN SNdI
IS feet high. on ii will be engraved
the directions and distances of the next
nearest missions. To the north it will
direct mission San Rafael (ArcangeD,
Is miles" and to the south, Santa
Clara mission. As miles" The bell also
gives the dates. 1863 (the date of the
establishment of the San Diego mis-
sion). and 1909. The dedication will
be held on the date following st. Fran
els day. and on the one hundred and
thirty-third anniversary of the dedica-
The bell Will be christened St Francis
The exercises have been arranged
for by Mrs. Laura Bride Powers, chair
man of the program committee. Mrs.
Z. L. Baldwin, president of the Cali
fornia club, viii open the exercises.
Congressman Knowland will deliver
the address and the bell will be un
vailed by the little daughter of Mrs
A. p Black.
There viii be singing by pupils of
the Fremont public school and music
by the Columbia Park Boys club band.
The boys tramped over Ell Canine
real last summer and, through their
leader. sydney Peixotto, requested to
be allowed TO take part in the exercises.
Owing TO press of official duties Mayor
Taylor viii be unable to attend. Mem
bers of the board of public works, the
board of supervisors, the Mission pro-
motion association, the California Pro-
motion association and the Portola fes-
tival committee have been invited, and
all who are interested in the landmarks
of the state are requested TO be present.
The dedication of the bell at this
time is of particular interest owing
10 the stimulus given to California his
tory by the Portola festival Portola,
Father Junipero Sierra and Friars
Palon. Laseun and Crespi all used Ell
Canine real on their travels.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
TAKE WHITE BOY
FROM TWO CHINESE
Passengers and Police Interfere
but MongoI Woman Proves
She Is Lads Mother

Indignant passengers on the ferry
boat Piedmont, which arrived at the
ferry building from Oakland at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, threatened
to take by force a little boy with large
blue eyes and golden hair from Chi
nese man and woman who had him in
charge. Many of the passengers were
so aroused concerning what they be-
Heyed to have been "a case of abduction
of white child that the police at the
ferry were asked to interfere, which
they finally did, although they dropped
the matter later when evidence was
presented to show that the boy was
the son of the Chinese woman who
claimed him. She declared his father
was a white man..
According to a birth certificate pre-
sented to Captain of Detectives Ander-
son yesterday afternoon, when the
child was taken TO him by Policeman
Robert Silver, the little boy was born
at 72S Commercial street March %,
1905. The name OF the father is given
as Joe Howe, and the name of the
child is Joe Hi.
One of the first persons to notice
the contrast between the child and
those who had charge of him was a
railway policeman at the Oakland mole.
Even the exhibition of the birth GER
tificate did not satisfy him, and as he
was not coming to San Francisco, he
suggested TO persons coming on the
ferry boat that the attention of the San
Francisco police he called TO the
strange affair.
j. b. Rawlings and his wife of 2603
Polk street were passengers on the
Piedmont and took an active part in
the general plea made to the ferry po-
lice to rescue the child from the Chi
nese. Acting upon the demands of
the ferry passengers. Patrolman Peter
Burns trafled the Chinese family to
the Canton hotel Grant avenue and
California street, where Patrolmen Sill
yer and w. Hegney later found the
boy and took him to police headquar-
ters.
The woman, who said she was the
mother of little joe was seriously i'll
when taken FROM the ferry in a cab
to Chinatown.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
RECEPTION GIVEN IN
MRS. ID. F. REGAN'S HONOR
Appreciation of Catholic Ladies
Aid Society Grand President

Mrs d. F. Regan. grand president
of the Catholic ladies' aid society, mas
been given "a series of receptions by
the various branches of the society IN
the bay shore cities.
The popular officer has received a
number of attractive and costly gifts
in appreciation of her service TO the
order and the esteem in which she is
held by the members OF the society
Among the recent affairs of note was
the reception given in compliment TO
Mrs. Regan by branch No. 20, of which
she is member. On this occasion
she was presented with handsome
cut glass fern DISH containing 20 roses
symbolic of the number of the do
mating branch. The presentation
speech was made by Mrs. J. t. Flem-
ing. Mrs. Regan responded with a
clever speech. Among those in the au-
dience We're:
Mrs NJ J. Smith Miss NJ Conlan
,Irs Samuel McFadden Miss J. Mitchell
Mrs J. D. Sullivan Miss NJ. Donahue
Mrs. F. C. Mollett Mrs. G. Miller
Miss Mary Tuite
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
ysbyoduaiou Of Photograph painting Mss 7hoynsUara
By a10eHk Gsrmar artiss

TIORNsvARD the lyric soprano Fran
r limited engagement by the Poa Cate
- this German operauc stage Miss
reputation herself singer and
gcareer in e chosen field
of
Immediately ElDere
Ger1na wher her first great
number friends dinner
OF
o
she'd
pledged
the
the
Cafe has not yet
Her engagement begins today
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

usual; place in a pan and just cover
with sweet milk and cream; season
with salt and pepper, butter and sift
a teaspoonful of flour over top; set
in the oven to cook, and by the time
the cream is almost cooked away the
chicken will be done. Young chickens
are splendid done in this way. There
Will be just cream enough left to put
over the mashed potatoes as a gravy.
Planned Potatoes-Put lump of but
ter, enough to fry in baking pan
pare and slice potatoes as for frying.
put in pan, sprinkle with salt and
pepper. and cover with rich milk.
Cook in oven until potatoes are tender
and milk all absorbed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
HONOLULU BELLE
BECOMES A BRIDE
Miss Kate CornweII de Vida Is
Now the Wife of Roth
we'll Hyde

The wedding of Rothwell Hyde of
this city and Miss Kate Cornwell de
Vida of Honolulu took place Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. David
Bixler in Pierce street in the presence
of a small company of relatives and
intimate friends The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Frederick Clampett
and was devoid of ostentatious detail.
The bride was given in marriage by
her cousin, w. H. Cornwell, but was
unattended, while the only attendant
for the bridegroom was Thomas
Rickard, who acted as best man.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin in the empire mode and the
bridal costume was completed with a
veil of Brussels lace, while the
bouquet carried by the bride was a
shower of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Bixler, a sister of the bride
groom, was gowned in mauve Chinese
crepe The service was followed by
an informal reception, after which the
couple departed on a honeymoon trip.
They will return to reside in this city.
The bride is the attractive daugh-
ter of Mrs Kate de Vida of Honolulu
and is woman with many accom-
plishments and much personal charm.
Rothwell HYDE is a prominent and
popular member of the Bohemian club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
MURDERER OF GIRL is
GIVEN DEATH PENALTY
Jury Has No Mercy for Slayer
of Child

A verdict of murder in the first de-
gree was returned by a jury in Judge
Cabaniss' court yesterday in the case
of Demetry Treschenko. the Russian
who shot and killed little Dorothy
Malakanoff, Potrero school girl.
The verdict was returned after 40
minutes deliberation and was without
recommendation of mercy.
Treschenko was four times the age
of his 10 year old yictom, with whom
he was infatuated. His defense was
insanity, but failed The crime was
committed February IL.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Modern House Keepers Exchange

Farmhouse Apples Miss Signi Carl
SON aS3I Elmwood avenue, Berkeley
peel and core tart apples, fill the
snaces from which the cores We're
taken with seeded raisins, bits OF
shredded cftron. sugar and little
lemon peel Stand them in baking
dish. pour over them a half cup cold
water dust the apples with. about two
tablespoons of sugar Bake In SLOW
oven until tender, take them out and
sorinl<le with bread crumbs over the
tons. dust again with sugar, put them
hack in oven for 10 minutes. While
they are baking mix a tablespoonful OF
-four with a half cup sugar; pour over
half pint boiling water and boil a
moment: take from fire and pour
slowly over one well beaten egg; add
the Juice of half a lemon, pour over
the apples and serve warm.
Black Bean Soup lMrs. Minnie Max
we'll Chieo)-One pint of beans, two
quarts of water. ham bone, three
cloves and a little black pepper, boil
till beans are tender. then rub through
coIander Put glass of Wine in the
tureen before serving, or two or three
slices of lemons. Serve with cubes of
nice salad by being boiled till tender
with a little pork, salt and pepper,
being careful not to spoil their shape.
Wash them in colander of cold water
and cover them with French dressing.
Garnish with rings of hard boiled eggs.
Baked Young Chicken Carrie Cor
doza. SebastopoD- and joint as
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
A FEW WORDS WITH Ae~
LADY of Me> HOUSE

IT is good to rub and polish ones
brain against that of others.-Mon-
taigne.
o @ @ @
The Daily Mem
BREAKFAST
Muskmelon
Poa ched Eggs on Toast
Delicate Mullins Cleft oyer), roasted
Coffee
DINNER
French Omelet with
Chicken fleft oVer) in Cream Sauce
Baked Potatoes
Raked Reets. Sliced and Buttered
Sliced Peaches, Cream Sponge Cake
Half Cups of Coffee
SUPPER
Hot Buttered Toast. Sliced Tomatoes
Sponge Cake, Berries
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Have You a Flat to Lei.

If you have a house or fiat that is
vacant advertise it in the Want Ad
section of The Call and it will not
remain vacant long. Phone your ad
to Kearny &c.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
For a Good sunday Outing

take the Ocean Shore trip Trains leave
Twelfth and Mission streets Thirty
eight miles of ocean scenery along
cliffs, around coves, over mountains.
through valleys, always in sight of
the ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
pARK BOYS, GLUE coNcERT-The a. mo,

PARK BOYS CLUB C0NCERT-The 43 mem
bers OF Columbia Park boys club who walked to
Los Angeles and then took the to San
Diego, Riverside and Redlands last summer are
to present the performance that they gave all
through the southern part of the state at Golden
Gate Commandery hall Tuesday evening for the
first time in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
rITTrE GIRI. SERIOUSLY BURNED

year old Gerda Rubin seriously burned al
her home. 1126 Golden Gate avenue. yesterday
by the overturnng of boiler from stove.
The girls parents threw ink upon her, thinking
it would alleviate the pain
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
ELECTRIC AUTOS
IN The BIG SHOW
Reliability of This Style oi
Motor Vehicle Will Be DEM
onstrated Portola Week
Several Models Will Be on Ex=
hibition in Specially AL
lotted Space
BY R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

Manufacturers of electric automo-
biles have seized upon the opportunity
offered by the Portola automobile show
to bring this particular kind of motor
vehicle to the attention of San Fran
ciscans. Acting through local dealers
they will exhibit several makes of cleo
trio machines and be prepared to dem
onstrate their, practicability. Marked
progress in the development of electric
machines has been made in the last
two or three years and the dealers
feel that they will be able to prove
the efficiency of their cars even under
the severe conditions imposed by the
clty's hills.
IN addition to its gasoline cars, the
Paclhc motor car company will ex-
hlblt several models of Woods electrics
and the McDougald misunderstanding
company has been allotted space for
the display of two makes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

See the page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call Cash prizes are given
each week for the best household
ideas and kitchen recipes. Send
in your choicest ones to Modern
House Keeper Page" The San
Francisco Sunday Call
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

BUTCHER WAGON DRIVER INJURED
Alec Donald, butcher wagon driver, was in
iured Yesterday afternoon in 3 collision be-
tween his team and another wagon driven by
samuel Conselo. Consello was arrested and
charged with battery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
NOTES oF rHE AIro


An important decision was recently
named Down by the tribunal de com
merce of Paris, which is of much in
lefesl 10 persons engaged in motor
car renting or taxicab business.
person renting taxicabs sued the
taXlcaD company for damages on ac-
count OF loss of business sustained nv
the failure to keep an appointment on
account OF the taXtcab breaking down
en- route. The court decided entirely
IN his favor. 1t stated among other
Things, that when concern or a man
rents car 1t is supposed not only to
pc rented In good condition but pro-
vlded with supplies and accessories
Another case was that of a customer
who refused to pay excess charges on
account of the driver taking a cir
cuitous route instead of going direct
to the destination. The court decided
against the taxicab company, remark
ing that the driver of a taxicab or any
other hired car must always make his
trips by the shortest routes, unless it
is utterly impossible.
The Peerless motor car company of
Cleveland. o., has just issued a com
pIete catalogue of motor car equipment
as furnished by Peerless cars The
booklet is extensively got up, con-
tanning pictures and descriptive matter
concerning the windShields, trunks
tool boxes, lamps and tops. and is in
teresting to those who do not own
Peerless cars. as We'll as those who do.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

Inc Mitchell Ranger is nearing the
CITY. With its coming it has brought
-------... some of the auto
Mitchell Car mobile enthusiasts
Nearing CITY of the east A
=. -. party consisting of
James w. ellison
the noted automobile writer of Chicago
arrived in the city last night. They
were joined at Reno by A. f. Hunter.
me local agent. They met the Ranger
lnere and saw it well on its way before
starting for the city. The Ranger will
arrive at Hayward at l p. IN. today
Where 1t will be met by detail of / 4
men lrl ana two officers of the national
guard of California and the members
OF the Mitchell family Orders nave
peen given for the family to take the
a. M creek boat this morning and
proceed TO Hayward. Then it will be a
squadron run all the way into the CITY.
Wnere The bearers of the dispatch will
fellver 1T at headquarters
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Mitchell Car
Nearing City

u Ratio returned last Monday after
most successful tour in his little six
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

Inc Mitchell Ranger is nearing the
city' With its coming it has brought
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Good Mileage
by WintOn

700 miles were Travelled in the four
DAYS absence from San Francisco.
Inc party made its first stop at San
Jose, then continued to WatsonviIIa
then back over the San Juan grade to
salinas, from there down to Monterey.
HolIlster. Tres Pinos and returning to
and home.
Never before have / had such an
enJoyable trip said Ratio. "Phe en-
slne s never missed a shot. and we didn't
even have a tire puncture.v
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-20
BONI LOSES IN HIS
FIGHT FOR HIS CHILDREN

Paris May 2O-M. SelIgman. a rep
resentative of the department OF jus.
tlce, presented his conclusions in the
Castellane-Sagan suit yesterday in
favor OF the defendant. on Dec. 80
OF last year the French court handed
down a decision that the three sons
of Count Boni De Castellane remain
In the custody OF their mother, the
present Princess de Sagan, who was
formerly Anna Gould. The Count,
however, appealed from this decision
in May of this year. and this appeal
has since been argued.
M Seligman said that the evidence
submitted showed that the Princess
de Sagan had been irreproachable be-
fore her marriage and that she had
since remained a good wife and
mother. Consequently he recommend
ed that the court confirm the decision
of the lower court giving her tho
custody of the children.
The formal decision will be render
ed May 2G.