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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday. October ls. 1909


Der and Boulosne a. to the Hamburg American line
with 44s cabin and s66 steerags passengers and m5se
Arrived at the Bar az l1:42 m. 18th
steamer Mohawk. hemble. Jacksonville October IL and
Charleston, c. Ia 90 the Clyde SIS Co with passengers
and mdse. Left Quarantine S:4S a m.
steamer Mama Hata. Charles Baltimore 70 the Nav
York and Baltimore Transportation WIN n,iss
Left Quarantine at e;S3 m. $3.50 ~
steamer CaTonia (Bl, Dow Liverpool October a and
Queenstown TO- 10 the Cunard Line with passeneers ant
mdse. Southeast o. Fire Island ESQ D m ~
Steamer Germania (Frl. Ssgols Marssies Septer,hsr
%. Naples October Alneria s. 10 i N FiSSsI,
$40 p N. = " 'o'-'i
steamer Californian. Blake. Puerto Mexico October
20 the American-Hawaiian SIS CO. with mdse Arrived
at the Bar az -A'-''ON
Steamer Jessie Burns (Rrl. Graham Lisbon ssptsAer
at I m. - --0 D~'
steamer menroe Huphers Newport News and NORFOLK
70 the Ola dominion s. Co. with passengers and nldse
Left Quarantine at $40 m 1880
steamer Mexico. Miller, Vera October ProeresO
y and hsyana 10. 20 the New York and Cuba Mali IS
Bar at m. -' az '"0
steamer Harvard Cvowei Boston October Is u the
IN Quarantine az 0;45 a m
steamer Bunker Hhl Fesly Boston October Is 4, the
Quarantine az n:a5 IN -
sandy Hook. j, so n ua-Xyusi f,.sL
okssxe. se&ts moderate sc4. -' N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Celtic, reported 700 Of SANDY Hook
a yesterday. is expected Monday morning
The California. reported $50 miles east of sandy
Hook at $50 m yesterday is expected Monday
forenoon
The ST Louis reported as s19 miles east Of Sandy Hook
$50 yesterday is expected to this forenoon
The PTinz Friedrich Wilhelm. reported as miles east
Of Sandy Hook at l2O yesterday is expected to dock
Monday afternoon.
The Regina dItaiia reported as 100 miles east NJ
Sandy Hook at yesterday. Is expected dock Mon
day forenoon.
The Germanla. reported 20 miles Nantucket
IAghtship At yesterday. Is expected dock this
morning.
The Carcuia. reported having passed Nantucket
Lghtsnip at 1913 yesterday expected dock this
forenoon.
AT $50 yesterday is expected 10 dock Monday fore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
FEAR HE WANTED TO BLOW UP SHIP
Federal Government Wants Italian Who
Brought Explosive Into Country
IBy Telegraph TO Tho Tribune.

Boston. Oct. l6-AIichaelis Sonia the italian who
vas arrested here to-day for transporting explo-
slves IN the state without having them marked is
lated fb ~ teteIa autnoIlles Tor having vio-
Iahsportauon OF explosives Sonia came from
iE,IisLoi, n b, 10 Boston with the dynamite a nd
PACK powder, endangeTing the lives OF several
IIaousahd persons on the way. He was 20 sail for
New York. anita NUN
me FEDERAL authorities. unable TO get any in
formation from him as 10 WhV he bsS tba gs.,,1f
are quietly investigating further as il is believed
use II on his arrival in Italy 'F - -
- s9ollia Was sent 10 jail to-day by the Municipal
N"uIt loI twenty-five days in default OF the nay
weapOns- '''"e SS"Se@isu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
REWARD FOR KIDNAPPED CHILD.
Little Brother Game the Day He Disappeared
from Pennsylvania Town.

PottsVille, Penn. Oct 1.-THE sehuylldl County
Commissioners offered a reward OF 500 to-dsv Cor
the return OF Tony" Bonchack OF Forestville this
county. dead or alive The boy who Is five years
old. was kidnapped from his home on September 30
The same DAY son was born TO his mother.
For week a large posse searched the mountains
day and night, were lowered into mine breaches
and left scarcely foot OF ground unsearched with
out being able 20 gain any trace of the missing
child. u is believed that the boy YVES picked up
hy an sutomcbilist and carried away 10 some dis
tent point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Table and Bed Linens

Important Sale at Unusual Reductions
HEMsrDL1NEN SHEETS. $3.50. AIS, SIS
HEMsTD LINEN PILLOW CASES SSc, ITO, LIS
EmB.D LINEN TOP SHEETS. Each $50. OPS, z.25
SCALLoPED LINEN PILLOW CASES LOO, 200, 2z5
Satin Damask Table Cloths
2x2 yds. s1.75. 2.25. 345 2x21s. s2.25. 200. ASS
2x3 us. 3.3S, SIS 211x214, 2.65, $50, sos
Napkins, to match Dinner Size, Doz 265. 3.zs. 4.os
CIRCULAR TABLE CLOTHS. soalloped s4.0O. 900. 7.25
IRISH SATIN DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
y inches wide, Value $l40 Yard, at Csc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6l2 Sunset 5;l9 Moon 1909 Moons age
HIGH WATER
A. M-Sandy Hook 9Os Gov Island o:2OFfe Gate II IN
P M-Sandy Hook Gov. 0.3OETeI C;ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

Nippon Maru.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed Onlyl (via Seattle)-Keemun.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
wa san Franciscol-U S transport
Australia Except West), Fiji Islands.
New Caledonia and New Zealand tvia
vancouver and Victoria. B C)-Moana
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands (vta San Francisco
- tt4id q.
Ishitt, Marquesas Islands. New Zealand
and Australia (vta San Francisco
MeIipooa ...-.---........ ............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Dress Silks

Very Attractively Priced
IMPORTED SILK CREPON. DOUBLE WIDTH. AND
BRIGHT FINISH CREPE DE CHINE, 40 IN. WIDE, S
in all evening and shades, also black, at
Value 81 80 and Us Yard
SATIN CREPE METEOR, D N. WIDE,
a complete OF ooors at
Value $50 Yard
IMPORTED SATIN MESSALINE,
and evening oolors, also white and black, at
Value 75c Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
SAILED

cNILETN
Steamers La Gascogne Err. Havre CLYDE tbr %
Stbtrta (tier(. IEagua; saba Cr1. Irlnidadi ;sr
Norfolk City OF Savannah. Savannah CieVelsni rc-
Genoa. New York Southampton. Kaisertn Ausls'S
toria (Gerl Hamburg: Caledonia (Brl GLASGOW, 1-sss
hand (Belgl. Antwerp; Minneapolis (Br) Loueon; -
tBrl. Liverpool: Duca di Geneva QtaN. NaRS1sss. =
draghiri (Brl. Melbourne: COamO. san Juan; 49,
tfuayra. Huron. Charleston. Havana Havana -Is.s.
Baltimore. FL Mar Galveston; PrOteus, New - -.
Alamo Galvestons HesttuS (E3rl, Nonrevideo sne -
Ayres. IamestoWn. Norfolk ana NeWporL NeNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
WEDNESDAY. oCroBER n
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. fqoss 4, ~. -,
New zealand. Australia (except West1 ~ w" i"iA
samoan Islands New Caledonia
tvia san Franciscof-InveFtay. - To IA s.,o
Japan Corea and China Cia Seattel- NS' "-sV y IN
Shinano Maru.
japan CoFeas China and Philippine Irl- - ''' = W.
ahds tVla vancouver and Victoria h a.
JJavaip NJ, o. ihqls Oct 20 $40 D m
Hawaii Japan c,res Shin "a ,l, Oct 2O $50
pine Islands (yla Gau IIanclscol-- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

weasel
Marowijne Paramaribo, d w L.. II IN q :, as
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10
Uller 81 kits Y q PeI ~ " LLOYD $50 1000 m
Rotterdam Rotterdam HOLLAND A., ''A-uV m 800
Mendoza, Naples. Lloyd Italian -. AV'eo m
Mohawk Jacksonville, Clyde - -
1rrD,,rer, - r~ n.' 500 . m
Maiestie SonthaTntor vtSL.. $3.50 1890 m
Alfred DumoS Ssnto Don1ir9o '0''-' ov9 m $3.50 m
Altai HavtI '.'''--. tSO m 700 a M
Bermudian Rermnda Orebao' ''''''' quo m HOO m
Verdi. south Brazil Lamp & Holt nm q ~ 81 ~ IN
Panama. Crtstobal Panama IO9o a IN
korona, Barbados. Quebec N
Cearense. Para. Booth 100
Tocantins Per5smbco FSrs- 100 m 800
Pennsylvania Hamhurg IIan,h - '4-'up m 300
Argentina. Naples, Austrian -. N'VVP III
san Jacinto. Galveston, Mallory. loo
Nueces Tampa WaIior.v O'SN' $1,000 - 100 m
F-' +''S ''''-'''''... - 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

Oct. IS. 6;SOpm
Oct -. 6;3Opm
Oct 81. 6;sOpm
Oct 81 s;SOpm
Nov. II. $50 pm
Nov II. $50 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Kisses Tailored Suits, Dresses
AND CAPES

MISSES SUITS, IF WIDE VALE CHEVIOTS, e9e en-
As skinner lined Value 90 T%0s0U
MISSES CHIFFON NET DRESSES Decorete Dutch 7g mn
Neck effects, light blue white Value $500, OO'VV
MISSES CAPES. FULL LENGTH MODEL,
of Imported Boadcoh beautifully braided lined with
de evening shades Value S5Z5 @A'"V
SERGE black
braid lace yokes, Ten Models, Value $3.50 AV'0V
Girls Tailored Three Piece Suits
d Win a5 s cord 6 o6n fancy shaw" Value $3.50 s245O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Stern Brothers
Tomorrow, Monday
Fur Coats and NeckWear
Exceptionally Choice 6 Varied Assortment
Tomorrow, Monday

Exceptionally Choice 6 Varied AssortmenLs
Light Weight Pony Skin Coats, 80 in. at S9'.0O
MORE Karau Coats, so in. H0'oo
Karaku Goats, Xxx Quality so5.0O Xxx Quality, llS.OO
Hudson Seal Coats 50 in.
Several Models plain and snAg nm n6s m 265.OD
trimmed finest quality, at 'A7"'Oo' aO"'o"' 5000
NECKWEAR AND MUFFS
Black Lynx Stoles, S2S.OO. 4Z.5O
NIuffs to match at $780, $780, $500
Pointed Fox Stoes 1880. $3.50
NIuffs, to match, $500, $3.50
Sables Silver Foxes, Broadtails and Karaku
Skins for Special Orders. Fur Trimmings
i'm all widths, by the yard.
Autumn and Winter Dresses
For Dinner: Calling and Street Wear
Costumes 6 Evening Gowns,
in Crepe de Chine Crepe Meteor San S6S.CO 275.OO
Three Piece Tailored Suits,
The Newest Styles, from $500 165.OO
Special Offering Tomorrow of
Women's Tailored Suits and Dresses
At Unusually Low Prices, as follows: e.
Tailored Walking Suits,
of Wide Vale Serge 48 Long, Reveres $4,000
OF Broadcloth, Coat ms Long
entire suit handsomely braided 42.5G
of Broadcloth, Copy of Foreign Model, Coat As ms
Long, velvet collar handsomely braided, 1850
Street Dresses
of Cloth and Serges
comprising several distinct models $3.50, 225O $3.50
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

Another call from Bethlehem Baptist
church A grand rally September y.
second Sunday. p. m. Place to be
announced later on.
4 building fund was started last
Friday night at our business meeting
md nearly one thousand dollars was
subscribed by the members.
The captains of the various clubs
are arranging for an open air enter
tainment on the church lots, Twenty
eighth and Lawrence street, at an
early date.
Last Sunday was a red letter day
for Bethlehem. The members enjoyed
a spiritual feast at II a. m. 1t being
covenant meeting. At 3 p. m preach.
ing. and at S p. m the pastor being
at his best, preached a soul stirring
sermon. which was enjoyed by all
present, after which the Lords supper
was administered. a nice sum of
money was realized from the rally
during the day. The church and all
the auxiliaries elected delegates TO
the great Western Association TO be
held in Pueblo in August.
Services for Sunday, July i1th:
9:i5 a. m. Sabbath school; II a. m,
preaching services; : p. M special
sermon to the captains of clubs
a cordial invitation is extended to
all of our services.
A. E, REYNOLDS, Pastor
2I16 Larimer Street
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10
d E N Y E r
| | T E MS

Miss MazeH Williams, a Kans as
City, Kan, teacher, and Miss Ida NJ
Logan of ST. Joseph, are the guest
OF Mrs. Jesse Thrower. In their
honor Mrs. Thrower entertained thirty
young ladies Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lora Pierson and Miss May
Johnson OF ST. Joseph are stopping
with Mrs. Armstrong of 1884 Lafay-
cite street
Gee! but taxicabs are scarce now
a-days
But oh, you bicyclers, One of the
leaders Of Denyer's colored society
took Joy" ride on his bike-a- mobile
In the vicinity of Twenty-frst and
Marion street Wednesday evening.
The lady rode "a la Handle Bars"
And oh. you kid. II you don't believe
II ask Harris and Brooks.
The directors of the Negro Town
site Il Land Co. met at Zion Baptist
church July 9Th, 1909. and submitted
to the subscribers and those that are
interested in their new adventure
their findings in Adams county, 65
miles northeast of Denver Rev. over
and Rev. A. NJ. Ward made some bril-
liant remarks in the progress the di-
rectors had made and desired that the
Negroes would help push this project,
as IL was the only thing for the Negro
to do TO gain recognition in all pursuits
OF life. The books were then opened
for subscribers TO pay on subscrip-
ion. Amount raised was sl36. Meet
ing adjourned to meet at the call Of
the board Of directors
O. T. JACKSON. Chairman.
HARRY JONES. Secretary
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10

Miss n. A. Crumr. catereress. for
merly of this city. but now of Port
land is In the city visiting for a
month. stopping with Mrs. j. H. Short.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10

cr3 In Shorter Sunday school, enter
iIiHel her class at Elitchs on the
Fourth.
The Miss Bennetts of Topeka, Kan.
who are guests of Rev. Wards, are
located al Mrs. Randolph's on Cleve-
land place. They will spend about
ten days visiting.
After an Illness beginning In Flor
ida with a stroke OF paralysis. Miss
Anna Crockett died Tuesday from a
s, cond stroke. Her long residence
here and her personal worth made her
well known to many and her illness
and death cause general regret. She
was cared for tenderly In her last
days by her sisters, Mrs. Conley and
Mrs. Robinson from Aspen. but In vain.
The funeral services were held from
Zion church. Of which she was a mem
her. yesterday afternoon. Undertaken
lawhorn having charge OF the arrange
monts. The floral offerings were beau
tiful Amid sorrowing relatives and
friends she was laid 10 rest In Fair
mount cemetary In her death Den
yer loses one of the strong. sturdy
types OF colored womanbood who have
done much Ia make possible the pro
rross OF which the race boasts. She
wss rood citizen and a property own.
cr- Peace. everlasting peace. to her
ashes.
The rew officers Installed in Damon
Lodge No 5. knights OF Pythias. are
G A. Franklin. chancellor command
er. p n. Porter. vice chancellor: w.
4. Rice. keeper OF records and seal:
e s Muse. master of finance; J. Il.
Conteo. master OF eychequer:. c. W.
Young. prelaie. W H. Lee, master at
arms. Nessrs Douglas and Cole. inner
and outer guard
The double tragedy wherein VIM.
Hughes the expressman. killed Miss
Glssie Green. formerly of Memphis,
al Twentyfirst and Arapahoe streets,
Saturday shocked the community. The
cause Of the killing is unknown The
principal facts are that Hughes shot
her FIVE times without her resisting.
and then fed to his home where he
killed himself at the time that the
officers were trying 10 get to him to
capture him. oHicer Baker was the
frst on the scene. The Douglas I'm
dcr'aking company has charge of his
funeral which will take place from
his residence tomorrow. Sii7 Hum
boldt street
Her remains were shipped to Ten
nesce by the coroner
Green Terrell. an old citizen here
abouts. died at the County hospital
on the Fourth and will be buried Sun
day from Antioch church. Twenty
nth and Arapahoe streets. by the
Douglass Undertaking company
Leon Edwards returned TO the city
from Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Wiley. a prominent club woman
of Brooklyn, accompanied by Miss
Perkins. are In the city stopping with
Mrs. Geo. Mccullough.
Mr. and Mrs. Sadler lost their six
ieen.yearold hoy by drowning Tues.
day. in the irrigation ditch near their
home on the West Side.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler lost their six
ieen.year-old hoy by drowning Tues
day. in the irrigation ditch near their
home on the West Side.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10

Mrs. L. G. Brown. one of the teach,
cra in Shorter Sunday school, enter.
idiHel her class at Elitch's on the
Fourth.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10

Leon Edwards returned to the cit,
from Salt Lake Wednesday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-07-10

Mrs. Wiley. a prominent club woma
of Brooklyn, accompanied by Mis-
Perkins. are In the city stopping wit
Mrs. Geo. Mccullough.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

first christian service in the English
language on the Pacific coast, June "a.
1919, by Francis Fletcher, priest of the
church of England, chaplain of Sir
Francis Drake. The cross, the gift to
the people of San Francisco by George
w Chflds, owner at the time of the
Philadelphia Ledger, was unveiled jan
uary l, 1894.
TuRN1P--R. L., City. What was the name Of
the man who caught turnip dropped from tbe
top OF The Call building seyeralNyears ago? Also
ihe cate and distance of the drop?
The feat was accomplished by Jean
Bedini June 81, 1902. The turnip was
dropped from the dome, distance of
ABOUT 200 feet above the sidewalk, and
was caught on the end of, fork which
Bedini held in his mouth.
PRoFESSIONS--Mon Grass Valley. Cal
TO TO whom should apply for information about
the requirements to practice law or any other
profession in the city of Montevideo. Uruguay
Address the United States consul
Frederic W. Goding. at that city.
BACK NUMBERS Subscriber, city. where
can | obtain several back numbers of The Call
August, 1908?
At the publication ONCE. Third and
Market streets. San Francisco.
. TAFT. T. K. Hayward. Cal. What is
the ancestry of President Taft? .
Five generations of full blooded yam
WORTH D0ING-S., San Mateo Cal wbo
Wrote the quotation: Whatever is worth do To-
ing at all Is worth doing welr'?
The earl Of Chesterfield.
AZ. e Tto,N-subscriber. City What was the
Ralston? y "ih'am Y.
Thursday. August 2s. 1875.
ANCIENT DATE-A. AZ b.. La Grand a.,
fall?- '1'e 90 1861
Thursday.
SOCIAL CLUB-E., city. Is the pams ..r..a
social club Incorporated or not? ''o
a name can not be Incorporated.
DAKOTA inquirer olldeid. Cal. When was
Tue steamer Dakota wrecked?
March 4, 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
:: ANSWERS TO QUERIES

NATURALIzATIoN PAPERS,. r. A., City.
Came TO this country in 1904. at the age of II.
What must / do TO become citizen and obtain
naturalization papers!
An alien minor may take out his
first papers on attaining the age Of
Is years. but he can only become cit
izen after having his first papers at
least two years and having resided
within the United States five years,
and having attained the ageof 81.
yoTING-AS +. NJ, Stockton. Cal. Can a
boy born In California of white father and
Chinese mother vote when he attans his ma
jority? The same of boy of white woman
and Chinese father, and as to boy born to
parents both Chinese
A boy born anywhere in the United
States is native born and American
by reason of birth. consequently on
attaining majority is entitled to. vote
no matter what his parents We're
Two-E b. c.. Oakland. Cal. which is
correct, 1.-TWO teaspoonsful two teaspoon
fuls,' two brothers in law or two brother In
laws?
The plural OF teaspoonful is tea
spoonfuls and. in speaking of more than
one brother in law the correct ex-
preston is brothers in law. naming
the number.
GoDFATHER-A. s., City. Is a godfather a
legal relation to the godchild?
He is not. He is merely one who
becomes sponsor for the child at bap-
tism and promises to see that the child
is instructed in christian religion.
DAVIS. r.. Preside, Cal. Is Jessie Bart
lett Davis, the singer. dead? II so when did she
die?
She died of heart disease in Chi
cago. Ill. May IA, 1905. at the age Of
As.
OPERA HOUsE-B. r. c., Vallejo. Cal Was
the Grand opera house. In Mission street near
Third, in San Francisco. brick frame
structure?
1t was OF brick.
A HoIDUP-R.. City. In "holdup'' does
the who is being held up gain or lose by if7
That would depend on the character
of the "holdup.'
THE CROSS Miss w. NJ W. East Oakland.
Cal. Why was the prayer book cross erected
In Golden Gate park San Francisco7
1t was erected as memorial Of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
PRIZE OFFERED FOR MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN STATE

of the Poroa festival prize
amounting $l0O for the the beautiful young
in of California.
desired make the celebration of the discovery Fran
bay Portol the governor California
affair." and hoped that
of its most beautiful young to this committee.
All young should competition point
patriotism and for the offered
model for drawing representative
California and will be
The competition will close Saturday. April
all right publish the photos newspapers
deem
Mark the and address plainly the back photos
executive committee Portoa festival 96o38 Phean
building, Francisco. -
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

in the laurel court at the FairmOnt
for a dozen or more guests.
Mrs. George Cadwalader leaves this
afternoon for New York, where she
will Join her mother. Mrs. Russell Will
son who will arrive shortly in the east
ern city after a long trip abroad. Mrs
Cadwalader will return with Mrs Will
son to this city within a few weeks.
Miss Frances Martin will entertain
this afternoon at a luncheon to be
given at her home in Ross for a
dozen girls from town. The affair is
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

in the nature Of a farewell party. since
Miss Martin leaves shortly for New
York to pass the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cooper Of Bur-
lingame are in town for few days and
entertained yesterday at an informal
luncheon given at the St. Francis for
the Misses JOlliffe.
Mrs. Clarence Monroe Reed will en-
tertain this afternoon at a theater par
ty in compliment to Miss Ethel Amweg
whose marriage with Walter A. Scott
will take place this month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
Brains and Culture
Find Proper Altitude


whom the
FHu PROPER AiHiude
they San of Miss Heyneman
William Shakespeare London and there she also met Mrs
heard
liked
WthrOw
calling lived
equality
singing
Francisco who have lived
London altitude that city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
Note and Comment

Lieutenant Gordon A. Dennis OF
goo goo eye" notoricty is again to
face a court martial He may find an
answer this time to the oft mooted
question, Whats in a name?p
Professor Frederick Starr of the
University of Chicago deplores the
inability of the young men of this
country to throw kisses gracefully.
However, the American kiss seems to
find the right place, after all.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
Command of Old Ship
Preferred by FrieIe

/-o-- m q q
c - = o. the liner to the
Preferred 6y Frieie
the Pacific Mail
his willingness obey orders
beloved China OF
the are
of
China his
sorrow and in his he
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
War Behind
the
IFootlishts

stuff and told tales weary fat and Improbable
either managers audience The managers the
of the public which~wi patronze high class shows. The
audiences believe that the drama being thnned the weakest
mixture of milk and that will article of
Whatever the truth, certain
doubt everywhere the
to its lowest denomination.
The folk declare that the has
condition. salaries them assured basis of v
hood Even transforming has been made commercial propositions
Of counting ties substitute transportation
is past
We rejoice in the prosperity of the show people but there
third the transaction whose rights be sadly
neglected The public would like have something
good money and certainly has been getting
San Francisco The insist that the public
nothing and there you Perhaps lively theatrical war
may help to decide the debate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03
Bryce Travelled City
Without Any Guide

raroadmen praises his courtesy
his wonderful knowledge everywhere Strangers
in large city found his about
San Francisco if he had lived here all his ife
Inconvenience
about OFarre trans
the Union Pdo will stroll through
reservation which parallel the south wall
anything which
distinguished ofa railroad ONCE
interrupted the
conversation. looked gently:
This gentleman and have lots of tme 1 VIII take
on he therea and
in looking after the
e
Say like the British ambassador WHO'S e
That's II this IS the hrst time
Ame