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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
PIONEER WOMAN is
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Mrs. Eleanor Kelley Succumbs
to Stroke Of Paralysis
[Seecial Dispotch 20 The Cain

SACRAMENTO, May Mrs. Eleanor
Kelley, pioneer, died this morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
K. McClatchy, aged SO years Death
was due to stroke of paralysis sur
fered Sunday
Mrs. Kelley was born in ireland and
her parents took the family to Phila-
delphia while she was young. There
she married and reared a large family
After the death OF her husband. after
the civil war, she came to California
with her children and has resided in
sacramento since. A son, Frank p.
Kelley, OF the Southern Pacific law of
fee in San Francisco and three daugh-
ters. Mrs. c. K. McClatchy, Mrs. Mary
P Z. Mccarthy of San Francisco. sur
vive. The funeral will be held Sunday
from the cathedral.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OFFIGHTHOURLAW
Contractors Said TO Have
Worked Men Ten Hours
on Road Building
SsnsciaI DispeIeh o The CaHl


SACRAMENTO. May THE alleged
violation OF the state labor law In rela-
tion 10 working men on public works
more than eight hours a day is apt to
cost the Cotton Brothers company, con-
tractors OF San Francisco a pretty
sum OF money District Attorney
Wachhorst has evidence in his posses
sion showing that the contractors have
been working quite a number OF their
men improving the upper Stockton road
under the bond issue over 10 hours q
day BE VIII lay this proof before the
supervisors al their next meeting and
ask that $40 day for each man over
worked be deducted from the contract
price as is provided in the law.
The prosecution VIII be made under
section s5sC Of the penal code A
delegation from the building trades
council have the ahidavits OF two Ia
borers. " A Patton and John Bolan.
who state that they worked 10 hours
on two different days. receiving sl.s0
respectively for their overtime The
district attorney says he also has evil
cence against the RansOme concrete
company.
The amount that the contractors will
lose n the case is proved against them
VIII be large. On one day il is said
they worked l9 men and on another
20 men overtime. This would mean
the loss Of $500 in two days under the
Law.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

me following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Friday. May :, 1909:
BAGNE -BARRH-Parrick Bagwell 3a. and
Mary Barry, -. both of 1912 Lyon st.
GTILLEBASTRE-RoTZ ZTES-Theepbfle Gafl
lebastre. 2S > Keyes alley. and Louise Rou-
zes. IS. I30 Trenton ST
BAINES-WARDLAW-P Law. Haines. q
l20l O'Farrell ST. and Maud E. Wardlsw II
los Angeles
HANEH-KANE--John Hsney. IS. San Fran
cisco and Roseann Kane, s5. 4sII Mariposa
street.
HANNA-BANTEI-Ge B. Hauna, 50, 1928
oFarren ST. and Msdsline Bantel, IS. 1914
McAllister 81
EFE-KTLGARIFF-John B. Keefe. q.
Fresno. and Gertrude I. Krgarin, Is, IS Mer-
ritt e..
F0RDSTR 0M-JOHNSoN-Ausust Nordstrom
-. 1854 Eighteenth St. and Hannah John
p'CONNOR-HOGAN-John o'Connor. 50. 10
san Bruno ave. aud Mary Hogan, 20, Pre-
eita ave.
PlSIEY- KRUcoysKY-Georss Pistey. "a
llSl Folsom St, and Mary KrucoEsky. IL, y
Whitney 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RsuIy. 35. 297 Ninth
ST.. and Anna Despis. y. 2s5 Ninth st.
sANGUINETTI-SANG ANGUINETTI-Andrea San
Euipetti. -. and Teresa Sanguinetti, is. both
0f Mesa Grende
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

English capitalists, upon its exhibition
in London. have virtually guaranteed
the sum of s5.0OO,0 900 for the rights OF
the British Isles.
The Wave Power and NElectric Com
pany is capitalized for 81. 900. 900. Only
a few thousand shares of its treasury
stock has ever been issued. and then
only for the purpose OF experimenting
and perfecting the patents. The stock
has been sold at 81 a share. Within
a year this stock viii be earning divi-
dends through the sale OF the foreign
patents, sof which this company owns
10, and from the profits OF subsidiary
companies. Every certificate Of stock
entities the holder to the profit from
the patents which this company owns
and on the patents which Mr.. Starr
will secure in the future. Fortunes
untold have been made by investing
at the beginning of the development
OF many inventions of much less i'm
portance in the field OF industry than
the Starr Wave Motor and Clutch
Why not you profit by the past expert
ence of those who were wise enough
TO invest in the Bell Telephone. the
Westinghouse Air Brake and hundreds
foundation OF your fortune with a few
shares of Wave Power and Electric
stock2 Several thousand shares of the
first allotment remain unsold and will
now be sold for the purpose OF enlarg-
ing the factory and manufacturing the
appliances using the Starr Roller
Clutch. It is the intention of the
company to advance this stock to S1.50
a share at midnight Monday. without
doubt this small allotment OF stock
will be eagerly sought for by the thou
sands who have witnessed the opera
tion OF the Wave Motor and Roller
Clutch models. Those who send in
their subscriptions first will be served
first. for when the allotment is fully
subscribed no more stock will be sold
at 81. The Wave Power and Electric
Company invite all those interested to
visit the models on exhibition at Sol
Market street or TO call at their once.
500 Phelan building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
fARRLAGES

NDERS0S-SELsoN- this city. April "a
1909. by the Rev. Philip Andreer, d. D.. Carl
Anderson and Jenny Nelson.
BECK-RoOS-In this city. March %. 1909. By
the Rev. Philip Andreen. u. d., Alfred Beck
and Anna RoOs.
DOLAN-MccARTY--In this city. March Is.
1909, by the Rev. Philip Andreen. ID. D.,
Michael Jess Doan and Annie G. McCarfy-
ERIksON-J0HNS0N-I this city, March 81.
1909. BY the Rev. Philip Andreen, d. d., Carl
Erikxon and Louise johnson.
H0NS0S-CARLSON-In this city. March g.
i90a By the Rev. Philip Andreen, ID. D.,
Olof Nonson and Anna Carlson.
oLfS-SEAGREN-In this city, April IS, 1909
hy the Rev. Philip Andreen, d. D., August
0lin and Mabel Sesgren
DBSON-EDWARDS--In This city. March 2S
1902 by the Rev. Philip Andrecn, d. D., Per
Alfred Olson and Agda Edwards.
oRNER-MONSON-In Berkeley. Cal. March
= 1907. By the Rev Philip Andreen. d. D.,
Lars John orner sHd Hilda MOnson.
PETERsoN-NEISON-f this city. Aprn "a
1902 By the Rev. Philip Andreen. D. d.
s. Y. ArTid Peterson and signe Africa Nel-
son.
1AffTH-JoNES-I this city. May G. 1902 by
tho Rev Philip Andreen. D. D.. Leroy Smith
and Edns Jones. both Of Antioch. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
Notable Deaths

FRANK MITCHELL. sUPERvIsoR-san Luis
obispo, May Frank Mitchell chairman Of
The board of supervisors. died at 1880 this
morning Mitchell was a democrat hut his
many years Of sterling public Gtervice en-
oesred him 10 sl parties and he was elected
The lest time by biz majority.
GARcELLUs ROSS. PIONEER OF SANTA
CLARA FALLEY-Ssn Jose. May Mar
eelius Ross. pioneer OF this valley died at
Tacoma Monday. he was 4 native OF Mis-
sour aged 50 years. and is survived by his
wife, two sODs and 4 daughter
HUGH ROSS, PHYSICIAN OF sEArrIr-sa-
attic. May 6.-Dr. Hugh Ross. aged O. a
former Red Cross surgeon, died here today
While In the Red Cross service IN Manila
during the Spanish American war be fur
nished drugs and other necessities out Of his
own purse
CHARLES n. WEBSTER, COLLECTOR AT
GREAT FALLS-Great Fslis. Mont May =
Charles 81. Webster, collector Of the port
died suddenly today aged 81. He had long
been prominent in Montana politics.
MRS. MARY CAMPBELL, WIDOW OF linn
BEH MAGNATE-Seartle. May Mrs. Mary
campbell widow Of Captain John Campbell
the Port Blakeiey- Wash, Iumberman. whose
saEmih was the largest in the world, died
today. sged s. yesrs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
Tine California Promotion CommIttee

THE State Central Organization organized In
1e02-An association for the commercial and
industrial Development OF California;
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion adzsnea-
ment, encouragement Century Dictionary
The committee has for its object the PROMO
TON OF Calffornia's interests. II has nothing ia
sell 1t fosters sH things tending 10 the an
VANCEMENT OF Californla. It - an aufhorffv
on all matters relating to California II EN-
COURAGES the establishment OF new indusfriex
and fosters those already established. IL invites
mites and needs of all delds OF business ana
professional activity II Is supported bv DonuIa~
subscription and makes charge for anv service
rendered II has affiliated with II 200 CONNER
eisl orsaaszaticns Of the state. with combined
membership CT more than $1,000 Meetings 81
representatives. of these orranfzationz srs 49,, ~
seniannnally IN different parts OF the stafs
where matters or California's interests are dIs
cussee- headquarters Of the Committee ara
maintained IN California building Union souars
san francisco CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
LAND IN SHASTA AND
NOT IN LASSEN COUNTY
Error in Recording Is Found
After Seven Years

REDDING. May THE Cone and
Ward company OF Red Bluff has found
that Is parcels OF land il purchased in
1902 and supposed to be in Lassen
county are really in Shasta county
TwentysiX deeds that were recorded
in Iassen county in 1902 were received
here this morning to be placed on
Shasta. county records. All the land
lies close TO the county boundary The
parcels are in the Susanville land office
district. but are really in Shasta coun-
~. il has been found after seven years
The land has always been assessed in
IasSen
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
PUTS OWN HOME
IN QUARANTINE
Chico Physician Finds That His
Son Is Suffering From
Smallpox
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICO, May THE unusual cir
cumstance OF physician diagnosing
the case of his own son as smallpox. of
his calling the health officer and hav-
ing his own house quarantined, has de-
veloped in this city. For several days
a son Of DR.. n. T. Enloe has been i'll.
Today the physician became satisfied
that his boy had smallpox, and accord
ingly he notifed-the health authori-
ties and established the quarantine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
LETTER MAKES THREAT
TO DYNAMITE OVENS
President of Bakers Union Says
EpistIe Is Fake
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call1

LSpecIdI Dispdtch 10 I he Gall
SACRAMENTO. May "A small sem
sation was caused in Sacramento today
when threat to dynamite the ovens OF
nonunion bakers in a local shop was
sent by letter purported TO be penned
by the members of the local bakers
union. The letter stated that unless
the nonunion bakers acceded to the de-
mands Of the union drastic action
would be taken TO put them out of
business. President Gunther of the
bakers union denies that any such let
ter was ever sent by him or the union
and stamps 1t as fake
Mccullough, 202S Market street. is
designing a theater building for Market
and Church streets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
GRASS VALLEY BUILDINGS
ARE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Entire Block Menaced by Blaze
in Restaurant

GRASS VALLEY, May "A fire,
which started early today in a res
taurant in the Howe building. threat
ened to destroy an entire block in the
business center of the city, but was
brought under control after hours of
hard fighting by the fire department.
The buildings owned by the Howe es-
OF Main and Church streets, were
gutted. Loss $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
TOWN MARSHAL SAID
TO HAVE STOLEN FUNDS
Peace Officer of Auburn Ac-
cused of Embezzling $3o7
ESPECIAL Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
AUBURN. May Marshal John f.
Neeley of Rocklin is in the county jail
on a charge of embezz1smsnt Of -s391 OF
the towns funds. The arrest was made
by Sheriff George McAuiay on a com.
plant sworn to by DR.. J. c. Ford OF the
RockIin city trustees. The money is al
legged to have been collected for licenses
and not turned in. Neeleyis one OF the
best known peace officers in this part OF
the state.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

Birth, marriage and death notices sent By mail
Wil not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be irdorsed
With the name and residence Of persons author
szed 10 have the same published. Notices re-
ssricteo simply 10 the announcement OF the event
published once in this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
MILL HOLD AUCTION
AT THE STATE FAIR
Agricultural Society Plans In-
tereSting Innovation
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, May An innova-
tion viii be introduced at the stock ex-
hibits OF the state fair in the way of a
public auction OF horses. COWS. sheep
and hogs. The idea OF the Agricultural
society in arran ging this is 10 foster
improvement in California livestock
ina TO stimulate the market for pure
bloooed cattle The auction also Will
provide an opportunity for many
fsnchers TO secure and dispose of i'm
proved stock without the usual incon-
Heniences
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
GRASS VALLEY SITE is
SELECTED BY TREASURY
Lot Owned by DIR. j.. T. Jones
to Be Bought
TSpeei0l Dispatch to The Call

lOPecI0I DIspdtch to I he Call
WASHINGTON. May = The secre-
tary of the treasury has selected a
10000 site for the public building to
be erected at Grass Valley, Cal, located
at the northeast corner of Bank and
Auburn streets, in the heart OF the
city. The owner is DR.. J. T. Jones
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
PlacervIe, Chico, Sacramento Red Bluff
PLACfRvLLE PLANS
GET TOGETHER DAY
Elaborate County Celebration to
Be Held May 10 to Foster
Boost Sentiment
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IoPecidt Ofspdtch 10 The Call
PLACERvILLE, May 7-Placerville
is TO entertain the whole county on
May 19 when Get Together day will
De celebrated. The program as ar
ranged by the committee in charge
PROVIDES for speaking in the morning,
athletic contests in the afternoon and a
number of concerts in the evening. The
object OF the celebration is TO foster
BOOST sentiment in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
RAILROAD TO REBUILD
BRANCH TO OROVILLE
Southern Pacific Proposes to
Lay New Rails at Once
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSPeeial Dispatch TO The Call
MARYSYILLE, May 7.--Announce-
ment was made here today by Super
intendent Sheridan of the Southern Pa
cific that his company will rebuild the
Southern Pacific branch to Oroville. Tt
is proposed to put in new 20 pound
rails over the entire distance and to
place the roadbed in good condition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
BIRTHS

CoBURS-In Honolulu. Il. T.. April 10. 1909.
20 the wife Of Harrie c. Coburn formerly
Fife Bennett1. son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
SAN FRANCISCO TAILOR
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
j. Boas Hangs Himself With
Strap at Colusa
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
COLUSA. May III. Boas, a tailor
who came here 10 days ago from san
Francisco, committed suicide at the
home of III. A. Braley by hanging him
self with a strap. He was Al years
old and a native of Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

Last day TO procure those free tickets
10 Dealey's auction sale OF the old picnic
field in the city Of San Mateo. Office
open until O'Clock. 129 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

w. C. T. U. TO MEET MAY lI-Ios Ange
les, May The Woman's Christian Temper
snce Union of southern California will hold its
Nav IL TO IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
Girl Coming Home

OAKLAND May THE mother Of
Hazel Moore. the girl TO whom the Sc
attle authorities attribute the down.
fall of Adjutant General Hamilton of
Washington, says she expects her
daughter TO leave Seattle today for
Oakland. The mother, who lives at
466 Rose street, said today: Il will
do everything l can for her, because
she is my daughter" They have not
met for 10 years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

ALAMEDA. May THE baseball team from
the Knitted States cruiser Tennessee will play
the Alameda Owls tomorrow afternoon ar
o'clock at Recreation park One week from to-
morrow the naval ball tossers will try eonclu-
slons with the Alameda Alerts
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
PLUMAS COUNTY WILL
VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION
Supervisors Set August 7 as the
Date of Election
ISpeeial Dispoleh 10 ~ Call

Especial Dispatch 10 he Call
: QUINCY, May "A local option cleo
tion will be held in this county Au-
gust Z. That date has been set by
the board of supervisors after granting
request as set forth iTr petition
filed a few days ago by the church
people. 1t is said by the anti-saloon
people that every precinct in the
county will go dry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
HAMILTON IN JAIL,
NO BAIL IN SIGHT
Brother Fails to Aid Imprisoned
MiIitiaman

OLYMPIA, Wash, May Being un-
able to furnish bail in the sum of s10.-
900, former Adjutant General Ortis
Hamilton. who has been constructively
In confinement, but actually at a hotel
under guard of deputy sheriff. was
placed in the county Jail this afternoon.
Sheriff CASTOR announced last night
that unless bail was forthcoming today
the prisoner would be locked up
1t was expected that Hainiltons
brother, John Boyd Hamilton, mayor of
Couer d'Alene, would come TO his as
sistance, but he failed to do so.
General Hamilton is charged with the
embezlement OF S50,0O0 from the state
military fund.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

Out OF Work.
Try little ad under Employment
Wanted in The Call--it costs only 10c
a day for four lines. It viii help you
get q position.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
DEATHS

tithaus. John r.. g johnson, BothiIIds.. %
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
CLOSED WEEK OF INTEREST.
commencement and Awarding Ot
of Medals at Hamilton school.


The commencement exercises Of Hamil-
ton School last Tuesday closed week
or great interest to the pupils and alum
nae Of the institution
Physical culture drills dramatic read
ings. and musical recftals. given with
efficiency. showed the ability OF the stu
dents.
The decorations and niuminations
formed a fitting scene for the commence
ment. Senator Alexander s Clay. or
Georgia, addressed the graduates. and
when the diplomas we're distributed Mrs
Seabrook spoke briefly on -Woman's in
fuence in the home
The diplomas were awarded. to the
seniors as follows;
Miss Marie Barnitz. Of Ohio; Miss Inez
Frew. Of South Carolina: Miss Louise
Chew Gohlke. Of Texas; Miss Irma Do
rcthy Grsssler. OF Wisconsin; Miss Eve
Iyn Virginia Hopkins, OF Virginia: Miss
Cora lamar Martin. OF Georgia: Miss
Sadie Hay Mullins OF Virginia. and Miss
Viola Rosamond Taylor. OF Nebraska.
Prizes were awarded 20 Miss Cherry
Head FOR the best composition written
during the year. and Miss Edith Parsons.
also for composition. Miss Sadie Mullins.
os Virginia. received a prize for improve
ment In composition
Those receiving honorable mention IN
cIuded Miss Cora Martin. OF Georgia. and
Miss Eunice White. OF washington. phys
ical culture. Miss Alice Batter Cherry.
elocutiOn: Miss Louise Kelley. Of Georgia,
art. and Miss Lottle BarneT. OF Missis-
sippi literature and history: Misses Clara
Mapes and Cherry Head. French: Miss
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Check Your Fat.

Hold il where 1t IS or take OF some
You can DO either without disturbing
your meals or your ease OF your dIges-
tive organs. You can 90 II without phvsi-
cal risk, mental effort. or danger OF a
wrinkle. Sounds well, but these are
words only" you say. True, but there
is q nation fuH Of indOrsers OF these
words. 50 your protest. while natural. is
feeble. Prove IL. Write 10 the Marmola
Company. Dept s.. Detroit, Mich. in
closing - cents. or. better still, take that
amount over 10 your druggist and get one
Of the extra large cases OF Marmola Pre-
scriDtion Tablets. You viii find II gen
erousIy filed. Take one after meals and
al bedtime. and within thirty DAYS YOU
should be losing pound OF fat a day,
without disturbance. as we said. Of either
your meals. habits. or organs Fact is.
these statements are not TO be denied, for
the tablets are an exact duplicate of the
famous fat-reducing NsrmoIa Prescrip-
ton: One-half ounce Marmola. \ ounce
Fluid Extract Csscara Aromatic. and 5i5
ounces Peppermint Water. which any
druggist win tell you Is the Worlds Fair
medal winner in its class.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
PREPARING FOR TOMORROW.
Mai. Sylvester Issues His Police
Regulations


Maj. Sylvester desires peace and order
IN Washington tomorrow. as well as
every other day in the year. The chief
OF police yesterday issued special orders
for Memorial Day. and II the orders are
carried out, the day should be one OF
peace and tranquility. Captains OF var!-
Gus police precincts VIII station details
Of policemen at the ends OF the Aoueduet
Anaeostia, and Highway bridges. in the
various cemeteries in and about the city.
Al street railway transfer stations and
81 every point in the District where ne
mortal thrOngs are likely to gather.
The parade Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic viii be under police guard. di-
rected by Capt HOllinberger. Of the
First precinct Capt MulhaH. Of the
Fourth precinct. viii be in charge OF 2
detail on duty al the docks OF excursion
steamers, assisted by Lieut.. Sutton OF
the harboT precinct.
Capt Elliott has been assigned the task
Of preventing gambling at the horse races
al Brightw0od Park. and viii be on hand
-Eith detail OF policemen. Il is ex-
pected taat a crowd of more than 5000
persons VIII witness the athletic contests
on the campus Of Howard University
and order viii be preserved by policemen
from the Eighth precinct
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
LAST MEETING HELD.
Our Flag Chapter. d. A. r.. AdjOurns
for Summer Season.

Tor summer ScH>on-
Our Flag Chapter. D. \ r. held its
last meeting Of the season this month at
the residence Of Mrs. Lorson ". Harris. in
Columbus street. Alexandra. Va The
members were met at the station by the
hostess and conducted 10 old Christ
Church 10 see the tablet recently erected
by Mount Vernon Chapter. D \ r. OF
Virginia. to the honorary pailbeareTs OF
Gen. George Washington.
After an interesting history Of the
church had been given by the regent. the
members repaired 70 the home Of Mrs
Harris for business and social meeting
The corresponding secretary read q let
ter from Mrs. Julia G. Scott. president
g. neral. D n r. in which she stated
dat she deeply appreciated being made
an honorary member Of Our Flag Chap
ter.
Among the members present were Mrs.
Semmes. regent: Miss Polkinhorn, vice
regent: Miss Ramsey. recording secre-
tary. Miss Prather, corresponding secre-
tary: Miss Walter. treasurer. Mrs Allan,
registrar: Mrs. William Y. Cox, Miss
Emory. Miss Duncanson, Mrs. II. B.
PoIkinhorn. Mrs. Howard l. Hodgkins.
Mrs. J. Edgar Smith. Mrs. Lincoln Smith,
and Miss Olivia Walter
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

Clara Mapes and Miss Alice Butler
Cherry. music
Certificates OF admission TO the senior
class were awarded &c members Of the
junior class as follows: Miss Laura Kel-
ley. Of Georgia: Miss Henrietta Wood
ward. Of Ohio: Miss Cherry Head. o.
Massachusetts: Miss Frances Law. o.
Pennsylvania; Miss Ada Mcconnell q
Michigan; Miss Emile Campbell. %
North Carolina. Miss Isabelle Young.
OF North Carolina. Miss Emily Bassetf.
OF Maryland. Miss Ruth Stinwagon. OF
Pennsylvania; Mss Nellie Shirrn. OF
Georgia: Miss Gertrude McI.eans. OF
Georgia: Miss Eunice Whyte. Of WASH
ingtoR: Miss Edith Parsons. Of Washing
ton. and Mss Jeanette Wineate. Of
Washington
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
A Ccnsns of Phr.lrinn.

Fr011 ne LIlll IIlss
Throughout the United States there IS
one licensed physician to every 7o9 per-
sons. in New York State. one 70 s72. and
ia New York City. one 10 653 The in
come OF physicians varies fully as much
Rs that OF other professions Noted city
specialists often get in a single fee from
wealthy patient an amount equal 10
i've years income Of some country
doctors
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
ouriesifiex.

Frczn IuoCe-
Mrs. Hayrake-WeA now. Judson. yes
have been TO town. What vas the most
wonderful sight yeOu saU?
AIr. Hayrake-MoUnted police. Mandy.
Mrs. Havrake-A Mounted police Do tai,
And were they mounted and stuffed Just
ssasske The birds We have IN the glass case
n the parior2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Library VIII BE Omen.

The Public Library viii be open 70
day from > 10 8 O'Clock for reading and
reference only. Tomorrow II win ne
open from 9 70 O'Clock, both for reading
and reference and for the withd~awaI 81
books for home use.