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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
StOrk Visits Windjammer During Terrific Gale


Rock; bound south. put in for fuel.
Stnr Newport. Russell % days ; hours from
Apeon via Masstlan days 10 hours 2s minutes
Bragg
Br stmr Century. Downie. % hours from
Eureka: put in 10 finish loading.
Ship d Carlton, McNaught. 50 days from
Sydney.
schr Monterey. Kelly, - hours from Monterey;
IN tow tug Navigator.
SAILED
Sunday. May 9.
Stmr Fulton, Maloney. Hardy creek.
Stnr Texan. Han. Honolulu via Seattle
Stmr Phoenix. Hansen. Mendocino.
Stinr ssnts Barbara. zaddarf. san PEDRO.
Stmr Excelsior. Mason, Wiiapa.
stmr Cssco. Ahlin. Astoria.
Stmr Temple Dorr Panzer Eureka
Stmr city OF Topeka. Shea. Eureka.
Stmr samoa MRdsen. San Pedro.
Bark Annie Johnson. Nilsson. Hilo.
Schr Lizzie Vance, Rock, Grays Hsroor
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBoS. Msy Q, S a inlay: wind
NV; velocity j. miles an hour.
POINT REYES. Msy 2. q m-Clear; wind
NV: velocity s. miles an hour.
FARALLONES. May 9. S a m-Cloudy; wind
NV; velocity so miles an hour.
TAT0OSH. Msy 9. m-Cloudy; wind
south: velocity u miles sn hour.
POINT REYES. May 8. m-Clesr: wind
NV; velocity 20 miles hour.
FARALL0NES. May .. 5 p m-Clear; wind
NV; velocity 3S miles an hour.
BY MASSIE WIRELESS
Spoken. hy stfnr Lurline, Saturday, May ;.
2:i5 m-Latitude l2T II north. longitude 36 80
west, Br ship Rowens. from Victoria for Queens
town; wished to be reported all well
Stmr Governor. from Seattle for San Francisco
May Q. 10 m, miles north Of Point Reyes,
fresh NV wind: moderate sea: all we'll.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT L0Bos. May 3, 10 m-Weather
hszy; wind Nv yeloGity 6 80 miles nil an hour
GAvIOTA-ro sail May 9-Ship Marion Chill
cott FOR Honolulu.
Arrived MAY 9-shIp Marien Chilcott, from
SEATTLE Arrived May s-stmr Cottage City,
from Skagway.
Arrived May e-stmr Buckman. from Seattle,
EFERETT-Arrived May 9-Stmr Queen from
TAToosH-Passed out May 9-Stmr Tiverton.
from Ludlow for San Francisco; stmr Wellesley.
from Everett for San Diego In-bsrge, towing
schr Endeavor. from San Pedro for Tacoma.
TOWSsEND-Arrived May 9-Schr W elise,
from Callao.
EUREKA-Arrived May 9-stmr Francis +
Lessett. hence May S: stmr Geo w Elder hence
Nay S: schr AzsIeR. from San Pedro.
Sailed May 9-Stmr Whittier, for Port San
Luis: stmr Geo " Elder. for Astoria and Port
land Fr bark Brizeux. FOR United Kingdom.
ASToRIA-Arrived Mar 9-Stmr Riverside
hence Nav s: stmr Breekvster. from Coos bay
stmr Daisy Freeman. hence May 4.
Sailed Nav 9-Br stmr Clan Macfarlane, fol-
stmr Northlsnd. for San Francisco.
BANDoN-Sailed May 9-Schr Oakland, fo
san Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-Arrired May s-stmr Pasadena
from Albion
Sailed May s-Stmr Mansfield, FOR San Fran
CISCO
POINT IoBOS-Psssed May e-Stmr IaQua
from san Pedro for Eureka.
SANTA CRUZ-Arrived May I-Stmr Mex
icsn, from Hilo.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRK-Arrived May 9-Stmr ST Paul
from Southampton: stmr Cedric. from Liverpool
LdTERPooL-Arrived May 9-Stmr Cestrian
from Boston
oUEENsTowH-SaiIed May s-stmr Busi
tsnis. for New York.
land, from Liverpool.
Memoranda
Per ship 5 y Csrlton-Upon vessels arrival
in port leaking Ell the rate Of inches an hour.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
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SALES
HopLANp sroCk BARN

The Hopland Stock Farm will have for exnl-
btion and private sale at our sales yard. 4.S
Valencia ST, MONDAY. May 10. 20 HI MA
RIAN PONIES. all broken to ride and drive.
The ponies from this farm are celebrated over
the state for their good disposition and prac-
teal use. Mr.. A. ". FOSTER the owner or
pains TO raise and break them. no family need
be afraid to trust their children with them. The
ponies will show fer themselves. FRED H.
CHASE & CO.. AIS Valencia st.
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DECISION UNLOCKS
|. STOCK SPECULATION
Supreme Court Finding on Conn
mOdities Clause OF Hepburn
Act, Eases Market

NEW YORK. May e.-The long
awaited decision of the supreme court
on the validity of the commodities
clause of the Hepburn act proved the
key which unlocked the speculation in
stocks from the bonds which had been
holding it.
The advantage to the coal roads from
the practical notification of the inten-
tion of the act to compel them to dis
appropriate the coal mining properties
was sufficiently obvious. The stock
market lawyers also rushed to some
sweeping and loose. interpretations of
the bearing of the decision on the
whole subject of corporation control,
reading into it practical immunity
from the power OF the government to
prevent combinations and mergers and
a repeal. in effect, of the provisions of
the antitrust law.
RUMORS EFFECT MARKET
Reports during the week of proposed
amendments to the Hepburn law to
make its purpose effective and OF cab
met oi IAC oNDJSSN
some modifying influence on the stock
market sentiment
Another effective influence on specu-
lative sentiment was the evidence of
Improvement in trade conditions, no
tabIy in the great basic steel Industry
and in other metal trades The ar
rest of the downward course of quo
tations of steel products was not uni
versal wire products coming in for a
further cut but it was sufficient TO
shape a conviction
In the copper trade the statistics for
April, to be published tomorrow, are
awaited for definite knowledge, but the
impression has ruled that here also the
rate of deliveries into consumption
has overtaken the rate OF production
and put stop to the accumulation OF
surplus stocks.
BANK CLEARINGS MAKE RECORD
The fact that pank clearings
throughout the country for April es-
tabIished a new record is advanced az
another evidence of the expansion OF
business with allowance necessary for
the active speculation going on In
various lines.
The stock market showed little evi-
dence of disturbance over the large
acreage of winter killed and abandoned
wheat fields shown by the govern
ment's report on the crops. The eager
demand for wheat and the high prices
ruling are relied on TO stimulate the
sowing of every available acre in
spring wheat
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
BOUNCING BOY IS
CAPTAINS PRESENT
Ship S. D. Carleton in From
Sydney With Passenger Who
Arrived During Voyage

HEN The American
ship s. D. Carleton
came into port yes
terday it had one
more passenger on
board than it had so
days ago when It
left sydney for this
port. This was oc-
ca stoned by the
stork having fol-
lowed the vessel. and
on March 2s it pre-
sented Captain Nc
Naught with a
bouncing boy. When
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MARRIAGES

BRYAN-BIRDSALL-In this city. by Rev. FL
bert r. Ollie Ellis E. Bryan and Ethel Bird
SAIL
HANNA-BANTEI.-I this city. May 9. 1909.
hy Rev Herman Gehrcke. George r. Hanna
and Madaline Bantei. both OF this city.
KUCKUK;TIIS-In this city, May 5. 1909 by
Rev. r. Fuendeling Albert II. kuckuk and
: Wilhelmine p. Sells. both Of this city.
WINKI KIER-GUNTHER-In this city. May s.
1903 by Rev. ]. Fuendelng. Arnold Winkler
and Hedwig Gunther. both Of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
PROGRESS of PATHFINDER

SEATTLE, May 9.-The pathfinder
car for the New York-SeattIe auto race
arrived in Walla Walla at $50 o'clock
tonight on it's way to Seattle. The
party will spend the night IN Walla
walla and leave tomorrow morning at
1880. They expect to spend tomorrow
night in North Yakima, and, barring
accidents. they are due to reach this
city about Tuesday noon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
STAKE RACES IN KENTUCKY

LEXINGTON. KY, May 9.-The Ken
tuckey trotting horse breeders asso-
citation has announced II stake races,
to close June l, for it's 10 days meet
ing, October to Is. Two are new fea-
lures, the October prize and the Blue
Grass handicap. Both are handicap
races. each a dash of a mile and half
for IS, the former being for trot-
ters and the latter for pacers~ Among
the features will be the $4,000 Ken
lucky futurity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
Average snow on ground es inches.

SYNOPSIS
4 moderate disturbance oyerlies Washington
snd Oregon and rain has been general over the
northern half Of the Pacific slope. The rain area
viii extend eastward and possibly southwark
over the extreme northern counties of California
High northwest winds prevail along the coast
Of California south of Cape Meadocino. At
Point Reyes q maximum velocity OF "a miles is
reported and at the Farsllones 10. from the
northwest The temperature has fallen from s
to IS degrees in the northern portion of the
Sacramento valley and in Oregon and Washing
ton The relative humidity at Red Bluff was
% per cent and at Fresno so per cent.
May 10, 1909
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Monday
brisk west wind.
Santa clara valley-Fair Monday; brisk north
wind.
Sacramento yalley-Far Monday. except posi-
bly, showers in the mountains; light south wind
san Joaquin vsley-Fair Monday; light north
wind.
Les Angeles and vcinity-Fair Monday; meder-
ate south wind
A. c. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
{. 5. Branch Hyarosraphic once

A branch OF the United states photographic
office located at the Merchants Exchange, is
mafntained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Navgators are cordially Invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
ard sailing directions OF the world Kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
zzrdinK lights. dangers 70 navigation and mat
ters OF interest TO ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. N.. In charge.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATH

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the published. Notices
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10


Miss Y. Allen George kluegel
Afrs j. p. Afberton Mrs. hlDegel
Miss Kate Atherton Mrs f. Lawrence
gfrs J. l.. Axfeu Miss F. Lawrence
Mrs. " r. Babhitt Mrs. K. I. Lille
Elizabeth Rsbbitr Ralph Morton
Miss r Bach Mrs. Marchsnd
+. A. Bslch n Phillips
Mss Il. J. Brierley Mrs Phillips
A. Brown Elise Philips
Mss Mary \. Carter Margaret Phillips
~. Z. Castle " T. Pope
Mrs CssfIe Miss Ranger
Mss Dorothy castle Mrs J. q. Boutwell,
Wiss Margaret Castle Miss Theima ROthFeu
Nasfle Warner nssSeu Mrs. J. A. Smith
Miss ~. FlsKman Lee J. Sturgis
p g. Howell snd child Mrs. v A. Taylor
Hf-r r. " Hewitt Norman Watkins
- n ~ Hewitt Mrs watkins
Joseph Hay Louise A-aEEDs
Mrs Kay Hida watkins
II also brought IL. 600 sacks OF sugar.
$500 boxes OF pinespples. 2.oeo mats of
rice and 1000 bunches Of bananas.
- Liner Newport Arrives
Tie steamship Newport, Captain Rus
sell. arrived yesterday, 23 days hours
from Ancon and ; days Is hours % min
The trip from Mazatisn up was rough
snd cold.
Henry Collins. chief steward. was
taken seriously i'll during the voyage
and en- arrival At the port was taken to
the marine hospital. The passengers
made up a purse OF SIS. which they pre-
sented 10 him as token Of sympathy
and esteem.
Among the passengers were two
opera singers. Miss Laura Garrison and
Miss Lillian Schafer, who are touring
The world.
Heavy Wind on Coast
Point Reyes reported yesterday AZ 5
p. m. that the wind was blowing at that
point at the rate OF 20 miles an hour.
and at the Fsrallon islands at the same
time Il was blowing 3S miles an hour
Lumber Receipts
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
2esterday By sea amounted 10 3s5. 600
feet.
Korea Due Today
The Pacific Mail steamship company's
liner Korea is due TO arrive this morn
ing from the orient.
AIemeda Due Tomorrow
The Oceanic steamship company's
steamer Alameda is due TO arrive from
Honolulu tomorrow
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Army Transports

The Logan sailed May 8 from HonoIulu Tor
this port.
The Crook IS in por1
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman IS in port.
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick IL at Manila.
The Sheridan sailed May FOR Manila.
The Thomas arrived MAY . at Nfsnils.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau San Francisco May 3, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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& LIVERY STABLE D.

At Auction In Oakland. Tuesday, May IL
at IL a
Will sell the whole and entire contents Of the
old established Reno Livery Stable. situated on
San, Pablo v. and 34th ST., Oakland. 81 head
Of tough and hardy livery horses; fast driving
mare. lot OF bugxies and vehicles, harness,
whips and stable tools; also the good wilL
A. FELESHER. Manager.
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BIRTHS

EIsENMANN--To the wife OF Philip j. Eiser
mann, q
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10

India's birth rate is 52.46 for thou
sand Of population.
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Skagway & Way Ports .
SkaCway & Way Ports
Valdez & Seward ...-..
Southwestern Alaska 4.
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnie Generaie TransatIantiaue

DIKECI LINZ 10 HAF hf-fAhIS-
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF Saturday.
Mt 10 a. M. from pier A.. North river. foot of
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. S77.50 and upward:
cnd class to Havre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 Stste ST. New York. J. F. FUGAxI.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Mont gomery ST. San
Francisco Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
AGENTS.
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- rs HEAD Er

In Oakland Wednesday. May II. N n. mn.
BIG COMBINATION AUCTION SALE OF
horses. ponies buggies. phaetOns. buckooards,
top. covered and low bed wagons. camping wag-
ons single wagons and driving horses. big teams
for the merchant. solicitor. contractor. Fancncr
and private family saddle horses and camp rigs
complete. II you want cheap city horses attend
this sale. A big lire in harness. all kinds. 5tS
4th ST. Oakland J. W MEDEIROS. Auctioneer.
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MONDAY EVENING

u1O1NO Ox4 = u @1IF
MONDAY EVENING .......... MAY 10. 1909
AT CHAsE.S PAVILION
AIS Valencia street. San Francisco
"a head OF Trotting Bred stations. Brood
Mares, Colts Fillies. Geldings; among them the
young Stallion Prince Henry by Dexter Prince.
bred Coach Stallion on the Coast II mead %
Mares and Geldings by an imported French Coacn
Stallion Catalogues now ready
Horses at yard May 1th-
FRED f. CHASE & CO.. Live Stock AuctiOneers.
AIS Valencia Street. san Francisco.
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HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE
Depth a. mean low water. entrance TO harbor.
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sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodefic saryey-Time
and heights OF fides at Fort Point. For city
front Mission street wharf add 25 minutes.
MONDAY. MAY 10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23

is made up of clever songs. which she sings with taste.
 The headliner of the bill Is "A Christi mas on the Comstock," a story of the west, presented by Monda Glendower and Raymond Manion. Besides having very interesting theme and clever performers to carry 1t out, the act is undoubtedly the most handsomely staged seen at the Ma jestic this year. Fourteen drops are used in the scenery.
 Sadie Whiting and Florence Brocee are singers and dancers possessed of great fascination of decided ability. The two young women render quite attractively several songs, and their dancing Is grace ful.
 The Imperial Musical Trio, introducing Miss May DeLaire, is quite an able and talented troupe.
 From the comedy viewpoint, the Two Pucks probably lead the bill The Two Pucks are juvenile team and their act is far above the ordinary. They are eccen- tric dancers and entertainers, and both highly talented. The act is quite notable among the others, and Is by far the most commendable of its kind ever presented here at the Majestic. The impersonations are exceptional.
 The great Henri French stands at the head of the profession in his chosen line, his performance being the highest sal aried single act in vaudeville. MT. French is versatile entertainer, mimic, actor and impersonator The comedy he throws into his act is the most wholesome and enjoyable. His stage appearance is quite attractive and his mannerisms are thor oughly humorous. The Representations of the famous bandmasters and composers are feature well worth seeing.
 The bill as a whole is the most varied of the season, and Is undeniably the most commendable because of it's evenness and the cleanliness and excellence of the acts presented.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
 FOR NEW INDUSTRIES
A Suggestion to the Chamber of
 Commerce.

If the new Chamber of Commerce would signify its usefulness at the out set of its career it will organize hold ing company of S1000,0O capital to aid in locating diversified industries In and around Birmingham. With the combined influence of that organiza- tion and the press of Birmingham such corpora tion can be successfully launched and it could bring more than 100 new industries here within five years. That would mean fully 10O.00O added population and 10000 new resi- dences. It would call for more sky scrapers and bring many millions to aid In making this district what it should be--the iron and steel center of the world.
 With diversified industries here this city would be on plane of permanent prosperity impossible to attain other wise, for 1t would then be free from that disturbance to business now felt when iron is depressed
 Queenstown is practical effort along the above lines. It has proved phenom- enally successful so far. IS its sales indicate. A number of industries will soon be placed there and all It's in- vestors doubly rewarded. If this at- tractive proposition has not been pre- scented to you. call at the office of the Queenstown company, 2113 1st avenue, before too late. sss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
]. Y, WARREN IS
 DEAD AT TUXEDO Was Highly Esteemed in Ems
 ley and Vicinity LIGHT DOCKET FOR MAYOR J. w. Minor and J. F. Kent New Mem bers of Library Board-Personal
 and General News of
 the Steel City.
LIGHT DOCKET FOR MAYOR

Ensley, March 22.-(special)-J w. Warren, well-known citizen of Ensley, died this evening at the family residence, Tuxedo. The deceased had been i'll for some time with tuberculosis, and his end was not unexpected He had been a resi- dent of Ensley for several years. and was engaged in the soda water bottling busi- ness. He was q member of Ensey lodge. Benevolent Protective Order of Elks and was held in the highest esteem by his friends and acquaintances, who depore his untimely end lie leaves a widow to mourn his loss, to whom the sympathy Of the community is extended. His remains will be sent tomorrow to Rising Pawn, Ga, for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
At the Gaycty.

There's a rattlng good burlesque show at the Gayety this week and it made decided hit with two large audiences yes terday with the opening performances. It Is full of life and ginger from the first rise of the curtain until the finale of the last act, which is just preceded by q lively saome dance, and crowded houses should be the rule of the week.
 The Jersey Lilies is the name of the lroup and the chorus is befitting the name. The girls are unusually good looking and are all hard workers. Their evident desire to please took well with the audience and everybody began to feel at home.
 The real hit of the performance is the Salotne dance by Miss Lillian Ardelle. This voting lldy has a pleasing appear ance and Is shapely and graceful. Her dance is an artistic rendition and she received q tremendous round of applause ut it's ompletion.
 Leon Errol that extremely funny fel- low who made such hit in Birmingham last year. Is in the leading role and he is even funnier than ever this year His work in the first act is immense and old Pluto himself would be compelled to stop his deyi.nent for awhile and laugh.
 Assisting hin are Q number of clever nrt'sts. Farry Alvaretta. Bert Marion, William Alvaretta. Al Rice. Billy BarA low and John Murphy each adding to the comedy Tho feminine roles are filled by rood looking glfls. Lillian Hoover Stel- Ia Chatelainc and Sabel Oeane.
 Miss Chatelaiue Is delightfully."- pleas ing as the soubrette, being full of fife Pnd an exceptionally good dancer Miss FooTer is a distinct beauty and pleased greatly. while Miss Deane took well in tho different numbers In which she led.
 Thore are several song hits. Mum s tn" Word" especially receiving several en- cores. the lively work of the chorus in this one provoking prolonged applause
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
Negroes Will Be Tried.

Richmond, March 22.-Stephen John. son, Fleming Johnson and Robert Tay- Tor, three of the negroes charged with murdering Mrs. Mary Skipwith, 80 years of age, and Walter Johnson, manager of her historic home place, Northeast" and then firing the place, were taken to Powhatan court house from the Henry county jail today, to stand trial These are under indict- ment, and four other indictments are expected to be brought in tomorrow. The trials will begin tomorrow after noon The prisoners were met on their arrival by large crowd, but there were no signs of trouble, the crowd evidently having come through curl osity
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
City Hall Items,

A very light docket faced Mayor Sugg this morning at the police court and was disposed of in short order. The case against H. c. Lovingheart, charged with violating the prohibition law, was con- tlnued until Wednesday.
 Seven negroes were fined $75O each for shooting craps in the green quarters These cases, with one or two minor charges, constituted the docket.
 At the recent meeting of the city coun- cil, J. w. Minor and J. F. Kent were elected as members of the library board. MT. Minor has served a number of years on the board, and has done much in the way of improving the library. Mir. Kent is superintendent of the open hearth at the steel mill, and is possessed of qualities that will make him a valuable member of the board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
"The Sunny Side Of Broadway

Murray and Mack have returned to the Bjou with musical vehicle that is good.
 The comedy is far better than the ordi- nary, and there is delightful absence of the knock down and drag out" variety.
 The chorus is unusually sprightly, well coh.une1 and numbers good voices The spccialties arc very clever.
 The scene is Laid in New Haven. Tber. are number of ''rah. rahi boys anI girls. There is the usual youngster who prefers a gay filtration and cocktail to his studies, and the necessary father Who hopes to referm his olspr.ng. but wno, on icdtnins the scene, is capdyated by q aciienilg and sltu5c her charming young miss here is no p.ot, ot course, bat just q cinncetioa s.lins that De. mits one to follow the trail without exertlng himself
 Murray and Ma k sarc usualiy funny. They appear ffst us |. nricNlsyer anu a hol carrier, and finally are induced to represent 4is studcl ;. fn.s tney do and what hsppehS anu wnat they say Carses many hearty pcals of laughter Luke Cusgrote. Doa Clark Harry Itussell aud Clare ce 2acSous assume the o.Ae. male 1oies. "hi.e Grace MIn.o.e, Caso.yh I.ytn, Rac Hamilton. Clara i,owaid. ani Ethel Bell represent the princ female characters.
 X .sat.rical buricsque on tire modern theatrical entert lininent pleased. The Dc st Solrg numbers Nclc W ant the Us ]. n Working When the Cld Man iluns a Ban!:. My New Motor Boat" Most Every Town Has Broadway But There's Re illy Only One, 'Mee1 Me at the Stage Door, JeAnny.'' and o ,hers. The voices arc better than tie avera ye, and the cater t,,in ent is one thorougiIy worthy iir every respect.
 "Thc SrnnssIse o. Bro ldway" unlike many of the ws that arc today ap- bearing, is entirely fee of tho vulgar and the suggestive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-23
Goose Island In Kansas Now.

Washington, March 22.-That Goose is- land, lying in the Missouri river. be- tween Kansas City, Mo, and Kansas City, Kas., belongs to the state of Kansas was adjudged today by the supreme court of the United States. The suit involving jurisdiction over this bit of territory was begun by the state of Missouri in De- cember, 1906. as an original action in the supreme court Goose island contains 50O acres Prize fights have been pulled off in it and liquor has been sold there. Whenever the officers of Kansas or Mis- souri made arrests there for violation of the state laws, the defendants always pleaded lack of Jurisdiction.