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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
Warning

b. not De persuaded into taking
any hing but Foiey's Honey and Tar
for chronic coughs. bronchitis. hay
fever. asthma. ana lung trouble. as
10 stops the cough and heals The
lungs Sold by an druggists
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POTTER & POTTER,
Notice..

| have bought the registered Jer.
sey bull, formerly owned by Mr..
Ball, OF Denton. Texas, and will
keep him at my barn on Broadway.
Terms $3.50.
2su JOHN HARrNrrr
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Lincoln School,

Lincoln oCnool,
Mrs Bagweii, principal, 7th grade
Miss Gait, 9Th grade
Miss Lowden, 4th and 9Th grades.
Miss Whit 3rd grade
Miss Hoyle 2nd grade.
Mrs. Berkshire. lst grade.
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MashLnaton School.

washington oCFOol'
Mrs Washington, principal sth
grade
Miss Pcrrott, 9Th and 7th grades
Miss Stewart, ith and 9th grades,
Miss Gaskins, 3rd grade
Miss Jnes. 2ud grade
Mis-, Boudurant lst grade
Mr., Jordan LIST grade
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Franklin School.

Miss Matthews, principal sth grade
Miss Bagwen, 7th grade
Miss Mayhem, 9th grade.
Miss Williams, 9Th grade,
Miss Roper, 4th grade
Miss Jones. 3rd grade.
Miss VIM, 2nd grade.
Mrs Morgan. 1st grade
Miss Woods. Is, grade
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AlDATROSS-

That's the name of the bsss -four
sold In Ardmore.
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ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best flour
sold ~ Ardmore
------7---- -
Ardmorel'e Want Ads are the best.
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Ardmorel'e Want Ads are the best
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Negro, or Douglas, School.

G. A. Kenyon, principal.
Mayme Smith.
Nettie =. Davis.
Sarah Green.
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JOHN HARTNrTT.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
PASADENA AWAITS
ROSE TOURNAMENT
Great Pageant New Years Day
to Be More Spectacular
Than Predecessors

PASADENA. Dec. 2O.-Pasadena's
twenty first tournament of roses. to bs
celebrated New Years day. Will be
more spectacular than any of its prede-
cessors and is eagerly awaited. Many
new features have been added. and it
is expected that the parade will eclipse
by far any similar pageant ever wit
messed here. In addition to an imposing
militant division many of the famous
marching clubs of Southern California
will be in line and commercial organ
izatfons of 15 cities have entered floats.
The athletic events at Tournament
park will include a Roman chariot race.
twice around the half mile track, four
horses to each chariot. A five mile pony
express relay race will be another fea-
ture Each rider Will use 10 horses
and make 10 changes of saddles and
horses.
A realistic production of stage
holdup is also scheduled. Another in
teresting feature of the celebration will
be. an ascension by an aeroplane in
charge of the signal corps of the
Seventh regiment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
BONFERES ACCLAIM LEGAL
VICTORY OF BURLINGAME
Citizens Celebrate Winning OF
Suit Against Investment co.

8UI,LTNGAAlE. pee. 2o.-Wirh bon
fires and band concerts the citizens ~
5}urliugaiae are celebrating tonight %
LeSa z1ct0rE sven -pE the township
gaiist the Burlingaule in -estnler.t
company. hy which tract Of land near
the'deQot square, woI th Sle,0oe. claimed
br tae Investment company. passed
-irio the hands of the people The de-
cisiol was hE tIe verdict of a 5ury in
the superior court at Redwood CITY
The case has been fought fer q week.
tile township being represented bE Az
tcineE y. r. TreadwelL chairman Of
the town trustees. and the company by
Attorneys Ross q Ross. The people Of
Burlingame had little hope Of winning
the suit. and when IL became lznown
that the jury had feturneoA verdict i'm
favor Of the township by a vote Of ~
10 they broke into spontaneous cele-
bration.
similar suits VIII be brought against
Harry IT. Taylor and Francis J. Caro-
Ian. both of whom are said To be ia
possession ~ real property rightfully
belonging TO the township.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
MINING Town
YEARLY WIPED
OUT BY FIRE
flames Start in Saloon and
Spread Rapidly Through
Heart OF Port Wine
Impossible to Reach Town With
Supplies Before Spring and
Suffering May Result

D0WNIENTLLE. Dee 20.-Word was
received here today that the mining
town of Port Wine in the northern part
ol Sierra county was practically wiped
OCT bz FIRE Wednesday afternoon Tele-
phone wires are Gown and little is
known even new regarding the fire
The flames started i9 saloon owned
b3- Joseph Gibson and spread rapidly.
fapaed by Es;4 wind. There is 40
FIRE anparatns @r5 Ihe hotel. postomce.
two etores and seven or eight houses
in thc path of the aames were de-
stroge5. toeether with their contents.
No estimate can be made of the loss.
I'd IS feared here thar much suffering
svill result from the IRE because il is
practically impossible 10 get supplies
iufo the tofeu uHrIf sprine.
Agch CT the winter supplies Of the
tou-n were prOhablE destroyed. The
town is isolated bE deep SHOWS IN
oslrsanz through which The stage road
passes
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
FORMER SAN FRANCISCO
DENTIST PASSES AWAY
DIR. A. L. Hugens Dies in Gold
field, New.

TONOPAH. New, Dec 20.-Dr. A. l..
Hugens, a pioneer of this camp and a
former member of the San Francisco
stock exchange board. died suddenly
tonight at his home in this city.
DR.. Hugens, who was dentist
came to Tonopah in early days and
made a fortune in mining ventures
He abandoned his profession to enter
the mining brokerage business in San
Francisco. where he was prominently
identified with the stock exchange for
some years.
He met with reverses during the re-
cent financial panic and returned to
Tonopah to resume his profession. AL
though he had been ailing for some
days. DI. Hugen's death came uneX-
pectedly. He is survived by a widow
and son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
BLOCKS ATTEMPT
TO INCREASE TAX
Counsel for RuflstalIer Estate
Checks Temporarily Action
Brought by the State
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dee. 2O.-The
attempt of the state to obtain re-
appraisement of the Frank Ruhstaller
estate for the purpose of collecting
$4,000 additional inheritance taxes has
been temporarily blocked, and perhaps
permanently, by counsel for the estate.
The estate contends that the district
attorney was party to the settle
ment of the original inheritance tax
and in open court stated that he was
satisfied that the sum was correct.
How far this consent will block the
prosecution by the state is question.
The state asserts that the RuhstaIler
estate is 100000 under appraised
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
MANY VOLUNTEER TO
FURNISH BITS OF SKIN
Physicians Endeavoring to Save
Life of Burned Man

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Dec 20
To save the life of Reed Crews, the
young lineman who was burned in fall
ing across two electric power wires six
weeks ago. physicians today appealed
tosthe public for 200 additional volun'-
teers to give up portions of their skin
to be used in grating upon the burned
portions of Crews body. So great is
the interest in the case that already
$50 persons have submitted to the skin
grating operation and Approximately
900 inches of cuticle have been trans
ferred TO Crews body.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
FUNERAL OF MERCHANT
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Red Men Officia at 0bsequies
of Harry Dunlap
[Speeiql Dispatch 70 The CALI

VALLEJO, Dec. 20.-Harry Dunlap, a
local merchant, who was struck down
by an automobile Friday afternoon, was
buried yesterday by the Red Men
Upon the arrival of the ferry boat
General Frisbie from San Francisco,
Friday noon, D. p Fullerton, superin-
tendent of the Pacific States telephone
company, accompanied by three other
officials of the same company. pro-
ceeded up Georgia street at a high rate
of speed.
On approaching the intersection Of
Marin and Georgia streets, where pc
destrians expected Fullerton to turn
into the cross street, the car shot
straight ahead, striking Dunlap and
throwing him several feet. causing in
juries from which he died a few hours
later
Fullerton has been released on $4,000
bail pending the verdict of the cor
oner's inquest which is to be held to-
morrow
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
BANDIT IN RUNNING
DUEL WITH POLICE

SALT LAKE. Utah. Dec. 20.-Clad in
trousers and undershirt and carrying
his other clothing under his arm, a
holdup man fed through the busiest
streets of the city at 3 o'clock this
morning, keeping up a running fire at
the policemen who followed him. and is
still atflarge
On two occasions when he brushed
against citizens in his race for liberty
he pressed his revolver against their
bodies and snapped the hammer on an
empty cartridge. From State street he
ran through the darkness of yictoria
alley back toward Main. marking his
trail with silver coin.
No less than 10 shots We're fired at
the fugitive in the long chase, some at
very close quarters. but there is no
evidence that he was wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
NUMBER OF PUPILS
IN SCHOOL GRADES
State Superintendent for Firsi
Time Has Compiled Segre-
gated Attendance Report

SACRAAIENTOS Dec 20.-For the first
time since the schools were organized
il California, report on the number
OF boys and girls in each grade was
made available today by the state su-
perintendent of public schools.
Formerly the reports from county
school superintendents were submitted
in gross for the number of children in
The primary and grammar departments
so that segregation was impossible A
constitutional amendment, passed las;
year however. classes all schools be-
tween the Kindergarten and high
schools as elementary and provides for
gradatfon. so that a report by grades
is now possible The report is as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
new HILL ROAD
FILES LAND MAPS
Lines Right OF Way Closely Fol-
lows Vast Weyerhouser
Timber Claims
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. Dec. 20
Maps have been filed in the Lakeview
land Office by the Oregon trunk rail-
road, the new Hill line. showing the
right of way has been secured from
The Dalles down the Deschutes valley
and Desehutes canyon to point 80 or
40 miles south of Crescent lake. where
the right of way turns, the line passing
up the east fork of the Deschutes.
The maps cover the right of way to a
point about IS miles due north of T<la-
math Falls.
The fact that the road fcHows so
closely the land owned by the Weyer-
hauser timber interests makes many
here believe that Hill and Weyerhacuser
are working in unison. Weyerhaeuser
owns almost 100000 acres of choice
timber land in Oregon and hasa mar
row gauge line extending from Kla-
math Falls into the timber belt now
being tapped by the Hill road.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
OFFERS $4,000 PRIZES
TO AVIATION WINNERS S
Los Angeles Outdoes Rheims
With Plans for Meet

Los ANGELES. Dec 20.-More than
$4,000 Ia prizes will be awarded win
ners of events of aviation week.
Rheims aviation prizes aggregated less
than $4,000. The apportionment~fo fol-
lows
For aeronauts, including aeroplanes,
$4,000; for spherical balloons, $22500;
for dirigible airships, s13,100.
There will be prizes for speed, dura-
tion in air, highest altitude attained
and longest flights. These will apply
especially to aeroplanes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
HEADS or COMPANY ARE
ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY
Federal Grand Jury Returns
Five Indictments

BOISE Idaho, Dec. 20.-Five indict-
-1onts on charges of conspiracy To de-
fraud the government We're returned
here today by The federal grand jury
which has been investigating the af-
fairs of the Great Western beet sugar
company. a defunct corporation.
Tire following are named in the in
dement's
Joll 3D. Garrett organizer of the
company, 81. G. How're, United States
comnissi0ner AT Mountain Home. Idaho,
Fred Daniels. X j Colthrop and G. j.
T,--fnfrh
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
COTTAGES TO BE BUILT
FOR SAN QUENTIN GUARDS
Work Will Begin at Once on
Twenty-Five Dwellings
[ [SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call !

SAN QUENTIN. Dec. 20.-warder
Hoyle announced today that work or
the IS cottages TO be built on the prisor
grounds for the guards will be begur
at once, as many Of the men are now
living outside the inclosure surround
ing the prison proper.
The guards have been paying from
S15 to SIS rental for quarters in the
town Of San Quentin, and it is under
stood that when the new cottages arc
completed they viii pay the state con
siderably less.
There are plenty of skilled mechanics
among the inmates of the prison, sc
that the expense of building the cot
tages viii be principally the cost OF
material.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED IN STOCKTON
go Dispaleh % The CeIlI

STOCKTON, Dec. 2o-Marriage IL
censes were issued today as follows:
Percy Dyer Could. aged y. of Sacra-
inento. and Edith Irene Salmon, 1s,
OF Manteca.
Herbert Vilhauer. p. Of Stockton,
and Edna Hall 2S, Of Huntington, Ind.
Harry Orcut 25, Sacramento. and Ida
May Robinson, 25. Los Angeles.
John Betat. 81, and Jenne Marie
Budast %. both of Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
WOMAN JAILED FOR
VIOLATING PAROLE
Taken to Oregon After AcquittaE
in Seattle

PENDLfT0S. Ore, Dec. zo=AIary
Myrtle Johnson. who il IS claimed is
Mrs Maud Barnev. after being ac-
oritted il Seattle Of the charge OF de-
frauding the Seattle electric company
of $500. was brought 10 this city from
Seattle today by a deputy sheriff
Maud Barney was arrested FIVE years
ago on charge Of passing worthless
checks on several prominent mer-
chants here While ia jail the woman
feirned various Affections.
Through sympathy she was allowed
10 plead guilty she was parOled on
GOOD behavior and on condition that
She did not leave the state. II is for all
Ieeed violation Of this parole that Mrs.
Johnson is now under arrest in this
city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
SMUGGLES PRISONER
FROM COUNTY JAIL
Deputy Sheriff Prevents Fight
Against Extradition of Min=
ing Promoter
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2o-Fearing
that legal fight to prevent extradi-
tion would be made if they tarried,
Deputy Sheriff Waddington of Council
Bluffs. Iowa, smuggled M. NJ. McIn-
tyre, FORMER newspaperman and min
ing promoter, out of the county jail
where he has been awaiting trial for
alleged fraudulent deals and started
for the east with his prisoner early
this morning.
McIntyre's attorney and wife discov-
cred his absence today.
He is wanted in Iowa on a charge of
selling mine stock for so cents a share
when it was worth but 10 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
FRANKS OF MENLO PARK
BOYS LEAD TO COURT
Stopped Up Church Chimney
and Tied Door
TSpaoIoI Dapaioh 10 The Can

REDWOOD CITY. Dee. 2O.-James
Bruce. Ed Fromhartz, Meryin McEvos-,
William Maloney. Andrew Mcdonald.
Augustus McCollough. Raymond Hara
and Edward MOriarity. eight Menlo
Park boys. were before the Juvenile
court q Redwood city today charged
with breaking up a meeting at the
Presbyterian church in Menlo Park
Thursday night.
The hoys stopped up Inc chimney of
the church SO that Tie smoke could not
come Qua and tied THE door The buiid-
mg fliea wita smoke and the inmates
had go break through the door. The
blanket which the youths had thrown
over fhe top of the chimney took fire
aud nearby resulted in 2 serious con-
la sra ticu.
Judge George lf. Buck rep rimanded
the voung Ilen and ordered their
uarents to be more strict in the future.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
PIONEER, AGED o4 YEARS,
GOES TO THE ALMSHOUSE
Came to California in 1874, and
Can Work No More

SAN JOSE, Dec. 20.-Genial Tommy
Dunbar. who came TO California in
1914. and who will be 81 years old
this coming Christmas morning. went
10 the almshouse today. He is still
bright and active, but rheumatism in
one OF his knees prevents him from
earning q living He claims to be
tire oldest living California pioneer
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
STEAMER WHEEL BRINGS
MANS BODY TO SURFACE
Missing LabOrers Drowned in
Stockton Channel
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Dec 2O.-The body Of
John Cassidy, laborer. who disap-
peared from his home in this city De
cember = was churned from the depths
OF stockton channel by a steamer wheel
Yesterday.
The deceased was a brother of James
and Patrick Cassidy Mrs. Catherine
Gleason Mrs. Mary Sherwood and Mrs
Rosie Crawford, native of Ireland
aged 50 years
1t is believed that he fell into the
channel on dark night and was ac-
cidentallN drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROADWAY OPENED
Tenders Are Too High and Will
Probably Be Rejected
[SpeeiaI DispaLch b The CaIIl

STOCKTON Dec 20-The board OF
supervisors today opened bids for the
construction Of l3.S miles of macadam
roadway in the Manteca section of the
county.
There were two hidders-Clark &
Henery construction company of this
city and Cotton Bros. & Co. of oak
land The local firm offered TO do the
work for S97 $40 and the latter for
sSS.S26 The proposals were nearly
$4,000 above the estimate and the
board rejected the same.
General specifications for all con
crete work to be used in highway inn
provements as prepared by the high
way commission, We're adopted by the
supervisors
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
HERO MINER DIES
IN SAVING OTHERS
Brave Italian Succumbs to IN
jnries Incurred in Fight
ing Fire in Mine
[SpeeiaI Dispaich 10 The Call

REDDING. Dec. 2O.-virola Sarche-
see. an Italian miner who saved himself
and the lives of scores OF others in the
Iron Mountain mine Thursday by turn
ing a stream of water on a fire which
he discovered in one of the levels. died
yesterday of injuries sustained in his
fight against the flames. Steam. result
ing from the water striking the fire.
scaIded Sarchesee and these burns
caused his death
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
PSYCHOLOGIST ACCUSED
or SWINDLING DISCIPLES
Los Angeles Doctor Is Charged
With Mine Stock Swindie

Los .ANG ELES. Dec. 2o.-Dr " r.
price. mining promoter and psyehoi-
,<riet was held to answer to the SUI
,erfos- court today on a charge OF
.,,tafnfne money under false pretenses
~ furnished s. 600 bonds to secure his
,-eIeaSe other charges of a similar
,sf,Ire ere pending against him Tor
s5e alleged fraudulent statement con
cernine The value Of mining property
,..i,srat,- IL is alleged ia the complaints
,.,.,. neople who attended his psyche
--.sseai temple at Long Beach were
inf,eed to invest ia stocks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
SUFFRAGIST LEADER
TOO ILL TO SPEAK

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Rev. Anna
Shaw. national president of the Suf-
frage association. is too i'll to nil her
engagements While her indispOsitiOn
has not been regarded as serious. for
week she has been unable to speak
publicly. 1t has been decided that the
suffra gist leader should go TO a sani-
tarium-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
POWER CONCERN TO HAVE
OWN TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Company Runs Wires From the
Mountains to Oakland
[Speoial Disp0icb 10 The Call

ALARYSVILIE. Dec. 20.--The Great
Western power company is to have a
telephone system of its own connecting
its power houses in the mountains,
with offices along the line and main
offices in oakland. Linemen are string
ing the heavily insulated wires on the
50 me poles with the power wires
Heavy insulation is used to prevent in
duction
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
CHARGED WITH STEALING
A HORSE AND BUGGY
A. Greuner Held to Answer Be
fore Superior Court
TSpeciai Dispatch to The Gail

STOCKTON. Dee. 20.-Justice 4. =.
Parker handled a number of criminal
cases today. Alvin Greuner was held
10 answer before the superior court TO
The charge of stealing a horse and
buggy.
An Lee. a Chinese ark dweller a.
Sherman island. will answer next
81 Wednesday TO a charge of selling liquor
ON Sunday.
The preliminary hearing of T. Sato.
a Japanese charged with grand larceny
IN the theft OF a camera valued at 800.
was set for Thursday morning at -
o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
ICEMEN ARE HAPPY IN
VICINITY OF TRUCKEE
Ponds Frozen Over to Depth of
Six or Eight Inches
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

TRUCKEE, Dec. Skating is good
throughout this region. The icemen are
happy. The Union ice company re-
ports thickness of seven inches on its
ponds while the National men, Donner
ice company, Champion cold stream ice
company and Titus Brothers report six
to eight inches. There has been little
snow of late. but sleighing is stin
good, and the snow has packed until
coasting is fine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
AUTOMOBILE TRAIN
is NOVEL SERVICE
Transportation Between Folsom
and City of Sacramento
[Speeiol Dispatch 10 The Call

ToFc,r1r ! =
SACRAMENTO. Dec 20.-An auto
mobile train, said to be the first in
operation in the country has been put
on between Folsom and Sacramento.
The train consists of high powered
auto with trailer giving the appear
ance of two cars The trailer is
coupled to the rear of the leader the
same as train cars but runs on but
two wheels in the rear.
The train will seat twelve passen-
gers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
STOCKTON JUDGE GRANTS
TWO DIVORCE DEGREES
[Special Dispatch 10 The GILL

STOCKTON. Dec 2O.-Judge C. W.
Norton granted two interlocutory de-
crees today Mamie f. Emmel proved
to the satisfaction of the court that her
husband had deserted her and was
given her freedom and the custody of 4
minor child. l.. A. Fults declared. his
wife, Ollie Fnlts, had been cruel to him
and was awarded their child anu the
decree
CARPENTER is BANKRUPT II. Stack. a
carpenter Of HanIilton Glenn county. iled a
petition in voluntary bankruptcy yesterday in
the. United States district court, with liabli-
tics of 81. $50 and no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Federal Indictments Returned

HELENA. Mont. Dec 2o.-The fed
eral grand iury submitted to Judge
Hunt today its report showing 90 in
-diclmcnts. and was discharged. The
ma jOrity of the indictments are against
perSons who have been connected wiIh
The sale of liquor on Indian reserVa-
Ii0ns- Two indictments are based on
cases wherein white slave traffic
charges have inquired.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
HINDU MISSIONARY TO
HAVE TEMPLE IN COLFAX
School for Teaching Tenets of
Cult Is Planned
[SpeeiaI Dispalch % The CaNl

COLFAx, Dec. 2O.-Colfax is to have
a Hindu temple and school for teach
ing the Hindu faith. Rev. Swami Maz-
ziandana is to erect a temple and have
charge Of the school. There are sew
erai hundred Hindus in this vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
nHrcAGo,s BIG RupGET- IA

CHICAGO'S BIG BUDGET-Chicago. Dec. 2O.-
chicago's budget for 1910 will be the largest
in the history cf the city For schools. libra
appropriation viii he Approximately ss5 0O0-
600. which Is 5000. QUO in excess of any
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Tle Increased number Of boys over 1905 IS
9.735 and Of girls 3502
Tie total number of children in the
Eindergarten elementary and high
schools was 35ll45 This includes a
loss of - in the kinderEartens, a gain
of 13.297 in elementary, and a gain of
1887 in the high schools.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

baldwin JeweIry compa ny open even
ines. s3 Kearny st. cor. Union Square