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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
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way without penny paid until Il helps
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19

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have now taken the third package 81 vitss-ors
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
MAKES STRONG, HEALTHY WOMEN

piece oe mechanism IN al 00Gs crsaeson, but
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-19
CLEAN THE HOUSE
THAT LIVES IN YOU

with the advent OF Spring come thoughts OF
HOUSE CLEANING. The smoke. dust and CRIME OF
winter fires must be oieansed from the dwelling
places OF rich poor alike. to make them at, sweet
and Clean for Spring and Summer. Most everybody
appreciates the clean the house they live In
when winter Is over but few realize the necessity 70
clean, q the time OF the year, THE HOUSE
THAT LIVES IN THDM Too many people negieot
dertully built but easily DAMAGED Etruoture. THE
DWELLING PLACE OF THEIR VITALITY.
In the springtime SLUGGISH BLOOD cries for
cleansing loudly does smoke sotlsd Kitchen A
TIRED STOMACH overwoRked all winter to provide
with fuel for winter warmth demands over
hauling as urgently q does the family dining room.
The KIDNEYS the drains Of the INSIDE" house,
which have been crowded to tAeir limit to eliminate
products that result from winter
body heat production need attention badly the
drains and waste pipes OF the OUTSIDE house
Every organ OF body need renovation
at winters end 90 much room closet attic or
cellar which the apringtime worries the tidy house
keeper. vtae-Ore IL INSIDE HOUSE REPAIR
this viae-ore helps in the springtime to
from the body certain winter Hunours which,
4 retained in the system often cause chronic disease
like hammer. soap and broom, right and necessary
use the renovating tools" In vitaecore- mo
package OF Vitae-Ore the liberal thirty day trial
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
CIubwoTnen and Their Work
By Mary AShe Miller

err and Miss Katharine Ball viii tell
of "The Work of the Illustrator
Tuesday, February %. will be social
day and a dramatic and musical after
noon will be given by Miss JENNIE Nor
row Long
To KaIon. Of which Mrs. E. G. Denni-
son is the president. Will meet tomor-
row afternoon in the parlors of CAL
vary Presbyterian church at 2.SO
o'clock. A program OF much INTEREST
has been prepared. After short talk
on civics. Miss Virginia Cleary will give
as a cOntralto solo, "A May Morning.
bv Denza Miss Sophye Rottanzi viii
give a soprano solo, aria from La BO-
heme." by Puccini. Otto Rauhut VIII
play violin solo. Faust Fantasia, by
arasate. accompanied by Miss Cert
rude A. Lindgren. There will be a Sc
Iected reading by Mrs. Mary Joss jones'
barytOne solo, "Fulhllment tSmeu-
berg). by Thomas NOwlin; a soprano
solo, NAV Morning (Manney). by
Miss Rottanzi. and a contralto solo. 4
Know a Lovely Garden tdHardclos@.
by Miss Cleary. The accompanies VIII
be Mrs. Charles Ker.
Music will be the attraction OF the
Laurel Hall club meeting "Wednesday
afternoon, Miss Katharine Gray VINO
has recently returned from studying
in Berlin. having consented to give
piano recital. Mrs Carolyn Crew Ra-
sOr will sing several numbers COM
posed by Miss Elizabeth Westgate, who
will be at the piano.
The regular meeting Of the Cap and
Bells club will be held Thursday ana
will be club day." which means that
the program will be given entirely by
members After a short time devoted
to wit and humOr. Mrs. Henry Eichon
will sing two numbers. cupid AT the
Ferry" and The Little Irish Girl MIS-
J. L. Crittenden will whistle solo.
and Miss Rede McFeeley viii sing. The
members will then play bridge for an
A new section Of the club viii be be-
gun this week when the members who
are interested in the reading and study
of French will form a French depart
ment. y leader has not yet been Sc
lected.
The woman's auxiliary OF the SOcl-
ety of California Pioneers Will cele-
brate the anniversary of the signing
of the treaty of Guadalupe HidalgO.
by which Mexico coded California to the
United States, tomorrow afternoon at
Pioneer hall. A reception will be held
from to s O'Clock. several hundred
invitations having been sent out, anu
It bids fair 10 be leading social event
of the week, many prominent San Fran
ciscans being included in the member
ship or having friends in the Organiza-
ton. The guests Will be received by
the president. Mrs. Charles j. Deering,
assisted by Mrs. John NJ. Jewec>, Mr9.
John Bidwell of Chico. Mrs. Samuel -
laday, Mrs Eleanor Martin. Mrs. j. j.
Brfce, Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, Mrs. Mar
garet Deane. Mrs. AdOlph ROsenthal.
Mrs. Josiah Stanford. Mrs. John NJ. Bur
nett and Miss Josephine Daniels. Mrs.
A. E. Bucking CHAM. Mrs. Jerome Mad
den. Mrs Jane Martel are members OF
the house and tea committee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01

@LUBWOMEN are devoting their at
tention rather exclusively to music
y this week in several of their or
CARNATIONS. and some programs
Of unusual merit may be expected.
There are in the women's clubs here
some of the best musicians. both anna
teur aud professional. of the city, and
: in consequence nothing but an Offering
OF decided worth may be accepted by
those who are arranging the events TO
be given.
1t would seem at times that woman.
lovely woman is in danger of devot-
ing herself too exclusively to the lob
bying of bills, the advising of munich
pal directors, the healing or eXtermi-
nation of diseased cows, the cleaning
Up of the city's backyard-all of which
Are necessary and praiseworthy pur-
suits, but savoring too strongly of
manly duties.
so one delights in hearing that they
IRE turning their attention as we'll to
the lighter side of life and practicing
those social graces thaa are, after all.
their most valuable assets and which
are their most effective weapons in the
matter of lobbying, advising or investi-
eating.
The Charming auxiliary of the First
Unitarian church will hold its annual
meeting for the election of officers to-
day. after which an enjoyable musical
program Will be given by Mrs. Louis
Lyman James, Mrs. Pearl Hossack
Whitcomb and Miss Alice Guthrie.
The California Club Bulletin for Feb
ruary has been sent out annexing a
series of programs OF great interest.
Tomorrow no guests will be enter
tanned and the afternoon viii be de-
voted to a business meeting; to the
club council, postponed from January
5, and to the discussion of club topics.
Tuesday, February 9, will be given
up to a debate -Resolved, That Married
Women Should Be Economically indie
pendent" DR.. Minora Kibbe will be
the chairman, Mrs. Orlo Eastwood. Miss
Elizabeth Hill and DR.. Sophie Kobicke-
Hewitt will speak in the affirmative,
and Mrs. Charles w. Moores, Mrs. f.
A Abbott and DR.. Minora Marshall
will appear for the negative side Of
the question.
/ The debate will be summed up by
Judge Cabaniss.
| Afterward, Miss Evangeline Adams
/ will sing ''Se Seran Rose" by Arditi-
Mrs. c. c. Stallman will be the accom-
/ PIANIST.
Thursday evening, January II. at
! Sis, Dr. William Frederic Babe of
Berkeley will lecture on Work and
Workers in the Canal Zone" Tickets
for this may be obtained from Miss
| Hill at the club.
| Tuesday. February 16. the program
| at the regular meeting will be in
charge of the educational department
and will treat of magaZines-'The
Message of the Magazines it is termed
land is TO be under the direction of
Mrs. VIII A. Madden.
Mrs E.dxya rd L, Baldwin vii Snaa K
on The Magazines influence on Poll
ties; Mrs. j. w. Orr on The Spirit OF
the Feature Article; Mrs. Alfred Black
on The Attitude Toward Science and
Religion; Mrs. ]. C. Crawford on The
Recognition of the Social Service Work
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
Letters From the People
: sCoREs GAS COMPANY

Editor Call-Sir: You will favor a
great number of your readers If you will
advise IL we have any recourse from
gross overcharges on monthly bills
for gas supplied in this city.
/ am informed that in New York
clients of the gas company may call
for a meter test. TO be made by a
city employee, and II the meter records
fast the fee of so cents must be paid
by the company, il it registers cor
rectly the consumer pays for the test.
l am informed that an ordinance
somewhat similar is in effect here, but
that a city employee must use the gas
company's apparatus for testing, as
the city is not equipped with an out
fit, and the consumer must pay So
for the test
This charge is prohibitive and con-
sumers Will put up with conditions
rather than call for test which will
be made on the gas companys premises
Please give any information possible
which will tell us what can be done
and what city officials should be looked
to pass such ordinances, and sup
ply such necessary equipment as will
protect clients of the gas company from
overeharges. Respectfully yours,
A SUBSCRIBER.
San Francisco, January 20.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
With the Musical Folk
By Walter Anthony

- HE most remarkable fact about
the season of grand opera which
Lambardi has just provided for
San Francisco and which closed
with Faust last Saturday night was
its success. As Manager Sparks Berry
of the company said, I'VE go out on
velvet For the first time since Mario
Lambardi has been visiting this city
he went away with bulging pockets.
He made money every night. The Cen
trail theater harbored crowd at every
performance, except at the matinees,
and no one in San Francisco is willing
to say II told you So" The success Of
the season surprised everybody and
nobody more than Impresario Lambardf
himself.
The week began with rains. Sunday
night when nobody but a venturesome
soul in waterproofs would dare to
storm, the Central theater was nearly
full. Only a few seats were idle, and
the opera was III Trovatore." More
rain Monday night and wind that it
would be disloyal to describe whirled
about the town. but blew only a few
opera patrons away from La Boheme."
In spite of the disastrous climate the
company, which in many respects was
not remarkable. defied the weather man
and kept the Central theater a bright
place to visit. The middle and the end
of the week witnessed such crowds at
the Central theater doors that the gold
and silver stream pouring into the
opera Golfers became a torrent as high
as the racing Sacramento and the over
full San Joaquin.
Yet the Central theater had just been
turned from a five and ten cent vaude-
vile house for the week. The fashion
ables were not accustomed to going
there. and few expected to see them
However. they came and stood in long
lines made up of such cosmopolitan
crowd as only seaport town could
assemble. The people surely love grand
opera.
Berry told me there was just the dim
NEST chance that Lambardi, encour
aged by the success of last week, would
return next summer. There is just
chance, he assured me, and no more.
Its the 1uckiest thing that ever hap
pened to u.s., said Berry, who is the
English speaking and American bust
nessman of the Latin aggregation,
when we stayed here for but a week.
Heretofore it has been assumed by the
opera going public that they could
hear us any old time and buy the best
seat in the house at $3.50 o'clock any
old evening for that nights perform
ance. The difficulty in securing even
poor reservation became so great this
week that a new atmosphere has been
placed around Lambardi-the atmos-
phere of a deserved and a well won
success We could have done another
weeks business to full houses, but I
am satisfied to have created the fine
impression in San Francisco that this
weeks performances have made"
OF the many operas which the COM
pany is competent to give, but few were
resented-"Faust" La Boheme," I'll
Trovatore,' 'Cavalleria,'' "Pagliacci,"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01

Carmen and Lucia" We missed La
Tosca." in which Ferrabini is said to be
al her greatest, but we saw enough OF
her art in La Boheme" to be certain
in saying that she was the big star Of
the company this year. and that she
has grown immeasurably since her az
pearance a year ago ir La TOscs.'
Crowding closely this beautiful singer
for first hOnOrs was the tenor. EugenlO
Battain. Gerard Graziani made a mOsC
agreeable impression as the poet Fsu-
dolfo, in La Boheme." He is a splendid
actor, and his voice, while not CarusO
voice. is a most agreeable and musical
organ. Angelo AntOla made his Odd
friends over again and Dolores Frau
made a partial success IN Carmen"
Poor PimazzOni, who was the SEN
sation of a season ago. came back full
anxious to renew the fine impression he
had then created. He failed through a
lack of luck. His cold prevented him
from doing anything like justice to his
fine art in I'll Trovatore." on the open
ing night. and ON the matinee repe-
tition of the Verdi opera he was un-
able to sing at all. leaving his role Of
the count to Antola. The pangs which
were caused by these mishaps were
great in PimazzonPs breast. He loves,
you know. to sing Tonic in "PagliaccL"
This is Antola's pet role, too. AntOla
part throughout the tour, greatly to
the big barytones unhappiness; and
now. in San Francisco to have to re-
linquish his other and next best role
to the rival singer nearly broke his
heart. He was quite inconsolab1e over
his stubborn cold.
In spite OF this difficulty Pimazzoni
showed Sunday night week ago that
he is still the confident and big artist
"a In Tar, Iaor 1f
and he swears he will retrieve himself
when they all come back next year.
So the opera season is over, and we
must congratulate ourselves on having
made the most of it.
To those who complained that the
critical accounts Of the productions
were hattering. 1t should be said that
we should nurse grand opera here; ca
ress 1t. and encourage it, for we are in
great need of more music and the Lam
bardi people ill a long felt want.
One of the big attractions promised
to music lovers is the Constabularv
band concert to be given in this city
Immediately on the arrival of the Phil
ippine players, who are now on their
way from Manila bound for Washing
ton. where they will play at the in
aIguratiOn celebration which will make
Taft the president of the United States
While the major portion of the band
is composed of Filipino players from
Aguinaldos band and from the various
coEStabulary organizations of the Snan
ish regime. the musicians are now nm
der the direction of an American negro
Captain Loving. who went to the ISL
ands with one of our regiments abonr
eight years ago. He is a graduate from
the Boston Conservatory of Music. IL is
rector.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
Gossip Of Railwaymen

be Endorsed on the bill of lading or be
given in writing by the shipper the
sampling and inspection of grain in
sealed cars will no longer be permitted.
Heretofore gran shippers have ex-
pected shipments to be inspected and
sampled IS matter of course, whether
a notation was made on the bill of
lading 10 that effect or not The new
arrangement has caused some trouble
and loss by demurrages. 1t is abso-
lutely essential that such inspection
be made, and in some cases no atten-
tion is paid to this clause in the new
bill of lading, but the rule is being en-
forced strictly by some railroads, and
all shippers should take the precau-
tion to indorse their bills and prevent
the possibility of trouble.
The matter will be taken up with
the interstate commerce commission.
with a request for an Interpretation of
ton of shipments to be made without
delay In case the proper Endorsement
has not been made on the bill of lad
ing
completion of it's Pacific ocean extern
sion the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul would sever its alliance with the
Union Pacific. for 1t enjoys prefer
ence over other eastern connections OF
the Union Pacific. How true is this
report can be judged from the fact that
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
and the Union Pacific have Joined to-
gether to build branch line from Gate
City to the Pacific ocean on Grays
harbor, Wash.