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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

IT wonder why that handsome old
gentleman gets up so early in the
morning and goes to the end of the
boat and looks so intently at the ocean
for hours together" said a sprightly
young lady 10 one of the officers of
the ship
HUSH said the gallant navigator.
don't you knew who he is?''
No But he is such a nice, kind
looking man 1 suppose he is engaged
in works Of philanthropy.
You think so. eh2" said the first
mate Well. his full titles are vice
president and general manager of the
Oregon Short Line: first vice president
Salt Lake road: general manager Of
the Southern Pacific lines east of
Sparks, and also the boss Of the cleo
trio lines in Salt Lake city. A man
who has to attend TO all those jobs is
hot by nature a philanthropist.e
But why does he stare at the ocean
in that intense way9 persisted the
young lady.
Force OF habit. You know he is
one OF the best maintenance of way
men in the United States, and what
he does not know about track Is
not worth knowing. lie thinks he
is out on the road on an inspection
trip. 1t is his practice 10 get up at
daylight, sit in the observation car
looking at the track and watch to
see If the section gangs are loafng.
He can not help it. It's merely the
force Of habit
A meeting of the transcontinental
lines has been called for January IS
IN Chicago. 1t promises to be the most
important that has been held for many
years. IT was slated for the 11th in
stant, but as neither Edward Cham
bers of the Santa Fe nor George W.
Luce of the Southern Pacific would
have been able to be present, owing to
the hearing of the switching cases in
this city and in Los Angeles, it was
postponed. The docket is a preten-
tious one, and viii require the at
tendance of the best talent of the
carriers. as il is presumed that a num-
Der OF representatives of commercial
bodies VIII be heard concerning mat
ters in which they are interested.
Some Of the more important subjects
TO be considered at this meeting are
as follows:
Concentration Of less than carloads into car
loads.
scopes and moving picture machinery
Rating On straw goods from the east TO Cali
fornia-
Application for reduction in the rate on
canned mix.
Application for restoration Of the former rate
on beer from the east TO California
Providing lower rate ON unfa5rica1ed iron ma
terisl than on fabricated This is the same qnes-
ton that was discussed between San francisco
manufacturers and traffic representatives, OF The
carriers a short time ago.
Rating on automobile parts
Rating sugar from Californis versus New
Orleans.
Criticism OF the interstate commerce. commits
sion with respect 10 the method Of publication
OF the new transcon1ine1tal tariff
It Is understood. that the Transporta-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
CRUELTY ALLEGED
ON WEDDING TRIP
Wife of Accountant Secures a
Divorce, Finding Honeymoon
Anything but Sweet
Husband Regrets Cost of FurnI-
ture and Sells Ii After
Several Quarrels

Complaining Of a course OF cruelty
that began on the day of marriage.
Hazel Simon secured divorce from
Joseph simon. an accountant. in Judge
Trouti's court yesterday They were
married April p, 1908. and, going to
Los Angeles the same day for their
wedding trip. Simon began TO nag his
wife. nnding fault particularly because
he had paid too much sor the furnishing
Of a fat
he told his wife that the furniture
was much better than she had been
used TO and thst he was sorry he had
spent so much money He also objected
20 going into the dining car because Of
the expense.
LEFT ALONE IN THEATER
At Los Angeles he left his wife in a
theater and she had 10 find her way
home alone They returned to San
went TO the brides mothers home and
another quarrel about the furniture
ended in Simon selling if.
Mrs Emily c. Terry, mother Of Mrs
Simon, testified that when her daughter
returned from her wedding trip she
said. 4 never want 10 see or hear of
my husband again" Mrs. Terry taxed
Simon with cruelty and all he did was
TO cry. he said that his sisters and
brothers told him he had spent too
much on the furniture.
WIFE DISLIKEs CLIMATE
Just three weeks of welded life was
sufficient for Mrs Ella l. Hathaway.
wife of William R Hathaway, chief ad-
Juster for the Spring Valley water COM
pany. il developed from the testimony
of the husband. who was granted a di-
vorce by Judge Mogan yesterday The
defendant came out to San Francisco
from Boston September II. 1907. mar
ried Hathaway the day following and
returned TO Boston October S. She has
remained with her people in -the hub"
ever since. Her only explanation 10 her
husband was that she did not like San
Francisco and nothing would induce
her 10 live here.
DIVORCES GRANTED AND asked
Other divorces granted yesterday
were: BY Judge Mogan-L y. Her
shey from Ruth Hershey, cruelty By
Judge SturtevenI-Ollie Lewis from
Tom Lewis desertion BY Judge
TToutt-Charles T. Ivens from Rose
Ivens. habiTual intemperance.
Suits for divorce were filed yesterday
by Lena Pelle against Jules s. Pelle,
deseTtion; George p Davis against
Myrtle n. Davis. desertion; Wilma
Meehan against Eugene Meehan. cruel
ty: Mary Franceschi against Bartolo-
meo Franceschi, cruelty.
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FAVOR STATE BRIDGE
OVER CARQIUNEZ STRAIT
Napa Commerce Chamber Takes
Initiative in the Project
- DI.ealeh . The CaIIl

-
NAPA. Jan The Naps chamber
OF commerce has taken the Initiative
in the movement 10 have state bridge
constructed across Carquinez strait and
passed strong resolutions in favor Of
the project
copies of the resolutions have been
sent TO Assem- blyman W 3 Sriflths
and state Senator 3. r Rush. repre-
sen1ing Naps county al the legislature,
with request that they use their
efforts ii behalf Of the project There
IS strong backing for the movement
among citizens an San Francisco, Ala
media ana Contra Costa counties
II IS proposed TO have a suspension
bridge. extending from the blBm Al
south Vallejo 10 the shore at vallejo
Junction. and IL Is TO have no piers
which would interfere with navigation
OF the strait BY vessels The bridge
is planned 10 allow vehicles. including
automobiles. free passage from one
side OF the strait 10 the other.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

person aad condena Lindstaedt. both OF san
Francisco
CIFFORp-LEwIS-In this city. Janusry 3
1909. by the Rev. G. A BerAthsl William
c. Clifford OF San Francisco and Ella /. Lewis
OF Berkeley.
this city January G.
1909. By The Rev. samuel c. Patterson pas
tor Of Bethany church. Herman 7. Knoll and
Katie Puriiug. both Of San Francisco.
sPRINGER-HENNINeS this city January
G. 1909 BY the Rev. G. A. BernthsI Henry
z. Springer and Frteda ]. H. Hennings
both OF San Francisco
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FRANCIS j. HENEY LEAVES
NEW YORK FOR HOME
Will Arrive in Time TO Com
mence Calhoun Trial Tuesday
So D. . Ihe 81

lSpcciGl DEpotch to he CGHI
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Fraueis j.
Heney left for san Francisco yesterday
afternoon AT 4-30 via the New York
Central and Michigan Central This train
is known as the wolverine express.
Mr. Heney said 10 a Call representaIlFs
that he would stop one day in ChlcaEo.
would arrive in san Francisco Mon
dav evening and commence Calhoun
trial Tuesday morning While n New
York Mr. Heney stopped AT the apart
rnent OF Charles p Crane 81 west
Twelfth street. in order 70 avoid =
constant stream OF callers ar the Hol-
land House. where he stayed FOR -
while Immediately after his arrival
Heney is feeling we1 and has enjoyed
his vacation
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MINNESOTA SOLONS BAR
LOBBYISTS FROM ROOMS 5
Gentlemen of Third House"
Are Given Short Shrift
So Diseaieh 3 The CaIll

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Jan 7--Ths
Minnesota legislature IS determined nor
10 Be swamped by lobbyists whether
lobbying for the people" OF for some
special interests. and the gentlemen
Of the third house are given cold
shoulder in the house rules as adopted
today
The rules contain an amendment re-
Stricting the activity Of lobbyists To
the outer halls Of the capitol.
rule OF last session provided tha
no lobbyist should be permitted on thps
floor Of the house or in the retiring
room during sessions. The amendment.
bars them also from the corridors eH
either side OF the house chamber.
The senate rules viii contain a sim
liar provision
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
WILLIAM PAYNE STILL
MISSING FROM NACANILLE
Domestic Troubles Rumored as
Cause of Disappearance
s. Di.Peleh e " Coll

ISpeci0i Dispoioh to The Coll
VALLEJO. Jan. Mystery still sur
rounds the disappearance Of ex-SUper-
visor William Payne OF Nacsvilles
though every effort has been made TO
fnd aim He was last seen Christmas
oav and since tffn no trace has been
found Of him. HIS financial accounts
are IN excellent condition and IL is un-
dersrood that he has property valued
II the neigh borhOod OF $4,000. Foul
play is hinted at. bit II is rumored that
when the truth IS learned II VIII be
found that his domestic life was any
thing but pleasant
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ASK FOR BANkRuPrcY

4 petition 10 have the firm Of Chase
& Carter. saloon keepers At Knob.
Shasta county, declared involuntary
bsnlzrupts was He'd by creditors yes-
terday in the United States dfstriC Z
court. Among the creditors in the ac-
ton is the firm OF Mccormick & Saeit<
zeT Of Redding. whom Chase & Car
ter owe S44053- To Baruer & Fiedas
OF Redding they owe S352-95. and the
Seattle brewing and mailing company
Of Seattle S23e05
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

Birth. marriage snd death notices sent by mail
win not he inserted They must be handed IN at
either q the publication Offices and he Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
ized 10 have The published. Notices re
sfricted simply 10 the announcement Of fhe event
are published once IA this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
FIGHT FOR WATER FRONT

SANTA CRUZ. Jan. Attorney Os-
born filed suit today 10 prevent the
Southern Pacific from filing in a wharf
with rock at the approach 10 the water
mark: also TO quiet title 10 a whar RI
which is claimed as the property OF the
city the franchise having expired Is
years 2 go. This act viii precipitate q
hard legal fight for the water front.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
WOMAN RoBBER COMMITS SUICIDE
TSoecicl Disoctch 10 The Call

FRESNO. Jan. Scarcely two hours
sfter she had been placed in the county
jail for robbery. today Maggie wigart.
aged 20 years. committed suicide by
taking strychnine She had a number
OF the tablets Secreted In her clothes.
but the Inatron failed 70 discover them
as she was searching her The woman
was brought from Selma. where she
had been arrested on the robbery
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
BIRTHS

WEI Do~-In this ctr. December 81. 1908 to
he wife Of r. c. Weldon. daughter
WBITE-Ianusry :. 1909. the wife Of Ed
ward White formerly Margaret I-swtonl
son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

invited 70 stterd the funeral tomorrow fSaf-
urdsyi January 3. 1909. AZ 80 p m from
company. l5l1 BroadwaT. Oakland Intcrmsur
Mountain View cemetery
o'coEEoR-In this citv. January q iaca.
Michael beloved husband q the lste Elizabeth
O'CoRaor. and beloved father cf Katherine
O'tonnor snd Mrs IT. kelleher and the late
Edward J. 0,C0nnor. snd beloved grandfather
0'Connor = native o. County Cork. Ireland
aged - years.
Friends aaa scquaiatanees are rsspectfaur
invited 70 attend The funeral today tFri-
day. ~ o'clork = M from the parlors -
10 81 Ellz1beth.s church WaTland and Beri n
streets oh Ssn Bruno svenue- where solemn
requiem hish mass VIA BE- celebrated Tor The
repcse OF his sorl. commencing ~ 10 o'cloCk
n Interment Holy Cross cemetery-
sTRoss-Ia this city. January :. 1909 Emefa.
dearly beloved wife Of william Stress snt
loving mother Of Albert. Herbert and ths lst-
kniei Stross. native q Germany. aged 50
Renains At the parlors OF Theodor Disrkz
Co. go DevisaderO street corner 0f Nc
Auister
TREANoR-In mis- city. January :. 1904.
Fanny. dearly beloved wife OF the lare George
Trearor. loving mother of Frances a1d John
Treanor. beloved daughter Of Gustave sasl
Ellen Aris1ide. and sister OF George and WI.
Ham Aristide and Mrs Margaret Donovan.
native Of san Francisco. Cal. aged -
Remains At the parlors Of The Tnited Tn-
dertakers. 2ooS Howard street near Twenfy-
wALKER-In Elmhurst. Cal. January g 19oa.
Margaret Il. Walker. wife of the hts Robert
a walker. sad mother q Robert A. r.
Walker and Albert E Walker. a native or
Philadelphia. Ps-. aged 50 years. A member
OF Alc4fraz circle No I. i. Of g. s. jPblIa-
celDhfa papers please copy
Frieads and scduai1tances are respectfully
invited 10 ATTEND the funeral services today
friday January :. 1909. co o'clopk
D. n AZ the parlors 0f Murphy & Rohdf.
East Fourteenlh street and Orchard avenue.
Elmhurst. Cal lrfermeut Mountain View ceu-
etery-
WALTEN-At rest fn this eitv Jaauarv = 1870.
Cecelia H. loving wife q n =. WslteB. d.
voted mother 0f Harry b and Hamilton e..
wood. and sisrsr of Mrs NJ E. Nelson ani
Amelia =. Hogan and l. II and r. A. Ner-
srn. A member of Redwood circle No. e..
Women q woodcrafr. tBerkeicy and Ala'neda.
Cal papers please COPY
Friends and Rccuaiutanres are respec tfullv
invited 20 attend the funeral tomorrow fSsf-
urdayl- January 3 issS- a. ociock ?. m--
between Twentv-fourrh and Twentv-h hf-h. In
terment Mount Olivet cemetery- ~ carriage.
CARD OF THANKS
vUcASovICH- wish % cypress our
heartfelt thanks % TIE friends Who extenied
patty. and beautiful Coral offerings during
our lafe b-resvemenf-
ELLENE vUcASOvIcH laad Family.
CARD or THANKS
WHITNEY herewith desire - exprrss
extended their sympathy ard fcr the Desu-
tifni hcral offerings. cnrin- our late hereave-
menf- JULIA WHlINEl.
PETER WHITNEY,. =
MRS. bFCRT.
AIRS. ODS0N.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
OAKLAND PROPERTY WANTED
ALAMEnA REaL EsrArE

FOR sale acre choice orchard and uoultrv
farm. sl bearing trees, = story house
rooms. besides bathroom and psntrT. gas in
every room large barn, spring wagon and
0ugEF- J horse. ] COW. about 900 cbickeDs
It# pigeons. chicken houses and other out
Buildings. good wei and tank farming i'm
pleme1ts ana tools; lois OF fruit boxes and
drying trays; $500. near Hayward Address
owner. l4s9 I5rh. enrner Howzrl s 2
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
MARRIAGES

APPERSON- ON-LINDsTAEDT-In this city. Jan
slary g 1893 bv the Rer. Frank Sfuart Ford
nzxfor First Christian church, Charles L. Ap-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
OAKLAND RERRHIEfi AAEBk ffRuITFAlE
HOUSE KEEPING RooNs-Berl-,.,

RLACE, 1907, So BsrkeleF-3 roaui sns-frnert-
DeEr. sunny. modern: = P Kew Rart. Osk
-snl cars convenient. . adulcs preferred: cbesp
-o right pErties.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

Do You Want S5.O0f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page II.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
HOUSES, FLATS. ETC.



HoI skS TO LET-oskland-Furni
fpkNlshED bu-Ealor- rooms = baths every
i1locrrl convene c1ce- e5tusres Ia hesrr e PIED
r11-e best residential district isrze rr1u5S
--ees, rQTeTs- etc Inquire pm
EEhL-1- care Nlckham HzFeus 1912 Broad
way. oakland
NtN room 1at, dining and living room besu1ed
s-- r1neleo, pei sled forrs tuned cal Susa-
l-n lesther furniture large vard- biocE ID
l.eoment station, hey Route: rent 81 90
f-se Eove -
-FE oakland Branch % The Cali : ~ zGs
tleTenh - nesr BrosGvar Phones sunset
15E sn1 llSs. Hone AeS75.
Hot si1S TO I.EsT-Oakland-Tn nfurn.
e--hn tle1l suburban bnue- 20 minutes br
r.19e.ca7s Ir1ln tls ness center o. nHklsn6- -
1lfes pF rrnil from SEu francisco fu warm
D.lel t1- noWers. fruir and S1usffue- de-
-l5u- surround .uEs. balf acre lof- new -
-T reo-n bungalow fne large frerIlsee-
zr1Faoa hoaEs- al ~ 20 dzte coureriencss
'-fest 2ftesaa1 EE-er- good pressure sewer.
Eas eieclllr-rT- re-eThu1e- ever as5rnrfrare
-a- arror1l nil II and driTf1z- Tuu VIII nor 10
fPfallFl 10 I1ls clErUilZ home. sufOzno-
ne ~ appointment Rcom 90G IIga Broad
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
CARD o. THANKS

WHITNEY herewith desire - exprrss
our heartfelf thanks - cur manv friends vao
extended their sympathy and for the nesr-
tifui ncral offerings. eurin= our late berrare-
Went IJLIA WHlTNEl
PETER whitney,
MRS. b1tCRT.
AIRS. ODSON.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
REAL ESTATE
OAkLAND REAL ESTATE

from Oakland ~. csr line aHl 1bout blocks
frcU Piedmont station q The Key Route this
s. - fdesi location Tor hone. Is situated o.
Ligt ground and has q beautiful view terms
$50 cash and hals1ce q $500 in uoathly pay
lnenfs - So. Lncludir. interest Address boz
lsl2 Call Office san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
CARD or THANKs

vUCAN0V1cH- wish % express ou'
heartfelt thanks % The friends who exten.iea
- many evidences 81 their comforting 81 lt
pathv and beautiful 60ral offerings. during
our late bereavement
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

ONLY A THOUSAND DOLLARS
Ia reeh 5 required lC buy q leEutiful home
frr which the owner refused 5000 after the
Srr Frsncisco Gre. when be dent want 20
sell II has y rooms ard was built reEEro-
lr. cf eEreuse- Price redDced 10 Sc. 500 al
~ which. except s. coo. car remain on mort
gage
Ee have numerous desirable country prop
e-fies 10 rzchGnse Tor Oakland O. Berkeley
soHS r BILL a sON. 90 sixteenth ss.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

TrRN over new leaf, Way pay rent when
rlu can hlV rev rpcu modern house cn
-d-h rr esrllue f0r $40 cssh and monthly
rsr-rsr-e less rhzn reur which includes in-
ra-oS-- 7o- -7v Ton We hFre other cottages
Is nrtlerf and F-1ifrsle cf snc rooms
- seue terms lsfices FROM 81 500 q <i-7tt.
LUTTRELL 4 CO. 1os7 Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

s. f5o-ouDer wIu sci on very easy terms rev
NJ % dete bungalow most artistic design;
fnu1ellke snd buiii fGr comfort and con
Fpr ience- fine living room With fireplace
large bedrooms dining rooul. kitchen
f,s ffroerl. VITA porcelain lined tut. toilet
irrndrr pan-rr- sfrecr Wc-k finished &C.
rrrr eidrua7ks sever. gas electricity.
close 10 csrx Room 2oe li02 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
HOUSES TO IET-Oaklaud-tnfv nfvru

TOR reut-e upper ncors. 5Os1ua each
efEtF locafe1, alterations r-sJe 70 suit
-c1an-. reut reasonable 70 res. ansisle ter
frt Inquire of HANSEN & kOHLER
~E corner S-h ard Webster E-s Oakland
HE oakland hrsnch q Tie Can IS AZ eos Fler
~1rh 81 near Brcsdwsy- Phones. S1nset Ost
and igss. Hone A2S73
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
FOR Wanted

ELECTRIC PIANOS
caAPE-l Peerless Ike rev. $40. I elsetri.
- hsu5o Ike new. $40. terms or cash discount
RAS BROS, s7th and San Pablo zF-. Oak
Lzrf- Piedmont Sczs
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

TEPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
NET sni second hand -FpeTriters bought and
sod rented. repaired. guaranteed SMITH
BROS. ~ I3rh 81 Prone Oakland -.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-20

Husking supplies Of all kinds at
Menaghs.
Penelope meets next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. John Woodruff.
Born ON Wednesday. October goth,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Art Laird of Deni-
sen, daughter.
w. C. Lorenzen and Fred Conroy
left on Tuesday for business trip to
Redfield, S. y.
Mrs. Parrish of Mason City was
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. E. L.
Bleakney, last week.
Miss Marion SERVER returned last
Friday from a weeks visit with her
sister, Clara, in Lincoln.
Mrs. G. A. Jones and her guest,
Mrs Nettie Schuyler, of Sioux City.
visited West Side relatives this week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. McWilIiams was critically
i'll last week, but she is now much
Improved and out Of danger.
On Sunday. October Gath. occurs
the wedding of Miss Dora Schmadeke
and Mr.. Andreas Lorenzen. two of
Schleswig's most popular young peo-
pie.
You will be surprised how much
better your pigs will do if you keep
them free from worms and other
parasites with WORMITE. Lamborn
Drug Co.
There will be q social gathering Of
the D. "A. r. at'the home Of Mrs. L.
Cornwell on Broadway on the evening
Of Monday, Oct. Is. All members
are requested TO be present. Each
member may bring ons guest
By order Of the Regent. !.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-20

Back the Boys with your yell at
Ida Grove.
Mrs. I'll os. McGrin visited Dunlap
friends last week.
4 C. M. Jensen made business trip
to Dunlap on Friday.
Woodward's candies handled ex-
clusively at the Oxford. Aft
j. F. Glenn was business visitor
in Council Bluffs on Thu.sday
Tailored hats, children's hats and
fur caps at Sarachon Sisters.
Mrs. B. H. Cutler Of Dunlap Wis
tied friends IN Denison last week.
Chas. Way returned on Wednesday
last to his home in Albany. Oregon.
Mrs. John Rowher and daughter,
Hilda, visited friends in Omaha over
Sunday.
Miss Maude Granny Of Val visited
friends in Denison the latter part Of
last week.
Mrs. M. Hamer and son. Arthur,
are visiting friends and relatives in
Nishnabotny.
The Misses Alice and Margaret Arr
Of Charter Oak we're shoppers in the
city Saturday.
Thos. McGrin and E.. I. Cochran
we're in Atkinson, Neb., last week on
q real estate deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Beardsley left on
Tues lay for visit with friends and
relatives in Bolivar. Missouri.
Don't forget the granite ware sale
Saturday, October 80. at 10 80 sharp.
The Racket Store.
Mics Anne Cochran. who has been
visiting Denison realtives, returned
on Friday last to her home at Sterl-
ing. Col.
Mrs. j. II. Mahoney left Tuesday
SsAftotnoon for Omaha. where she will
Unit her sister. Mrs. Ed. Phelan, for
NAM days.
The host union suits sold for men
in All weights. Material and work.
1Isnship the best. Ask for the
Superior union suits. $500 to 81 90.
Empire Ciothing Co.
Miss Marie Mathews of Omaha
visited Mr.. D. o. johnson in Deni-
son over Sunday. She was accom-
panied with two friends. Miss Laugh
man and Miss Dalstron.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herrig returned
ON Sunday from two weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Clinton
county. They made the trip in their
auto and report fine trip.
Many Denison friends will learn
with pleasure that the nome Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Johnson Of Aberdeen,
s. D., was frightened on Thursday,
October 14th, by the birth OF q son.
Mr.. Russell Norman arrived home
late Thursday night from the Black
Hills. S. D., where he has been trav-
cling the past six weeks with q vaude.
vile company. He left Friday morn
ing for Los Angeles. CAL, and other
points to spend the winter.
Friends of the Review having Legal
4 notices to publish will please beal
in mind that unless specifically re.
quested to publish the notice in the
Review the democratic officials will
give it to the democratic paper. We
3 do not complain of this treatment. il
is all in the game, but we would ash
our friends to play the game too.