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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
! 'CLuBWOMEN AND THEIR WORK
By M Mary Ashe Miller

it was found necessary to redraft the
proposed bill for the joint guardian
snip OF children, as the original plan
gave to the mothers not only powers
and rights regarding her children with
her husband. but equal duties as WE'LL
which might be construed by some un-
feeling father into law compelling
the mothers to take part in providing
the necessities of life in the way of ma
terlal support. In the new draft the
word duties" has been omitted.
The Tea club, that little group of
workers along literary and musical
lines, of which Mrs. Charles A Shurt-
left is president, will give its annual
reception Saturday afternoon, January
so, from to 6 o'clock, at the California
club house in Clay street. About 500
invitations have been sent out and the
guests will be received by Mrs. Shurt-
leH, the president, and the past presi-
dents of the club, Mrs. Sewall Dolliver,
Mrs. Frank Fredericks and Mrs. Peer
llHany. There will be no program
The club met Tuesday last at the
home of Mrs. de Los Magee In Green
street and enjoyed clever program.
Mrs. J. B. Rawles read paper on the
life of Saint-Saens and gave a brief
criticism and sketch of his opera Sam
lectfons from the opera, Mrs. E. E.
Young (formerly Julia Tharp) played
several other numbers from the same
and Miss Eina Miller gave violin solo.
The Mills club will hold its next
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
Forum club rooms, 220 Post street The
program will consist of an afternoon
OF music by Frederick Zech, assisted
by Mrs. Paul Freygang soprano Mrs
X. +. Payne, mezzo soprano, and VIII
liam F. zech. violinist-
The Papyrus club will entertain
guests at its next meeting on Friday
afternoon, and for their entertainment
particularly pleasing program has
been prepared, as follows:
Violin solo, andante from seventh concerto.
Miss Dorita Lachman.
ohlL
The Misses Kemp and Flanagan.
sioh1 SOLO o......
ta3 "a, ar ,T..;.,.; E. Bach
~ Nathan Firestone. s''''''e =
OSsl "a solps an p.c;o,; -
tb) Bonnie nt'y sweet Bessie; ............
Miss Evangeline Adams
Mrs. Browns New Hat -...............
Violin solo, Berceuse. GODDARD
Miss Dorita Lachman.
New Members day will be cele-
brated by the Laurel Hall club Wednes-
day afternoon after its business meet
ing, the principal feature being an ad-
dress, The Quest of the Ideal for the
New Club Member There will be a
miscellaneous program later, in charge
of Mrs. A. D. Mcclellan and Miss Mabel
Freeman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
His Speed Proves Too
Much for a Wesferner

nHeH TOT eStefnef wiha beautiful
the
of which furnishing
This consideration the value Of the land
parks
which penfuly stocked than the lakes nng
and orests xhere game can hunted
Indeed ideal the highest perfection OF landscape
wilderness had within the
OF a private
is within automobile distance from Wall street but the who
wit wizard OF indeed
a unfortunate
vehicle while bugng eyebls could
hi zen for a a rack
When the automobile punging along nearly 100 miles an hour
Hartman lose time
most hadn But
there Hartman he had sitting
chair, him
pete of all And all the
children would with
death Harrimn automobile We there safely but re-
turned by slower arro
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

end with devastation In 1904 similar lesson and
strong initiated for preventive The
California Promotion projects
their inception under that stimulus follows
FrstThe the Dabney practically
- r'
sendTe drainage
tc covered by legislative bill No 1882
needs notifications the of the Legislature
valley the hands of of the owners
introduced
the difficulty been individual small improvements
expense o
lhdThe introduction the
debris
in
og Tor an appropriation OF S to be used
similar appropriation by the federal government
The Dabne project course the only comprehensive scheme
for dealing with the problem but its great some
O6OOQdeter action the absence of cooperation between
the the and the land The
LETT to the districts struggle along best they might
and the national have consideration
cooperative an but only goes the Improvement navigation
viii help prevent floods only way The uti-
solution OF the problem undoubtedly lies
the field OF action OF the national reclamation
logical why the machinery that employed in
bringing dry lands should to
venting nundaon The purpose identical both
add the OF lands for cultivation The reclamation of arid
lands conducted without loss the government comes
back in the enhanced price of the lands too costly
Tor small communities
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
The
Of
TideIands

course was Tor the state to institute actions ectmen prove
its title to the lands in question.
The ownership of tdelands California raises some verv
dihcut and involved questions of law AS general principle the
title to such lands vested the perhaps not be
aenated The San Francisco bv the state Is
constructed deands long ago. day Of the late Gov
ernor Downey, there historic struggle legislature to
preserve that ownership
II It could be laid down rule tbe
state OF all the deand the would
SIMPLE but the title often complicated by States grants
under patent and there considerable such lands on
water front held under titles of The pueblo
land to the city of San Francisco early es vested
the title OF these water lots the municipality them
sold by auction for tAe likely that these titles
this date be successfully attacked
The question we'll worthy inquiry and investigation
by the law department Of state it is probably Of more
other seaside cities than Francisco We believe
that suits have been instituted behalf of the ascertain
title to such lands the front and there are
many other harbo cities the questions must
be raised or later.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

then has been growing vigorously in
numbers and artistic stature The hrst
concert will be given at Maple hall
tomorrow night. Mrs. NJ E. Blanchard
OF THIS city viii be the assisting soloist,
and Frederick Maurer Jr.. also 81 san
Francisco, will be the acconnanisf
Inc orchestral numbers will include
Beethoven's first symphony. Gounod's
overture 'Mirella." Edward f. Schnef-
der's Dance of the Saplings" and other
numbers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

orchestral club. has been organized re-
Gently across the bay. It has placed
itself under the leadership of Alexander
Stewart, who has been one OF the
active spirits In Oakland's efforts dur
Ing the last Is years in behalf of good
music
The club starts out with an active
membership list OF SO amateur musi-
clans of Oakland. Berkeley and Ala
media. The nucleus OF the organiza-
tion was formed last August and since
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
BOhen1ians Wait for
NJ atlas TO Come Back

Mexico bull nights the
~ 80. on a tall letters stretched
Matias o,r.d nd dcorsed
ourto
bohemian Fran
doubtless
a will
patiently with his glowing of the
To breathles and
realistic details he will sketch bull fight that the
ninby
aside onrush of maddned The casual
Maynard Dixon loved tell
Mexcanov tables piled confusion
Mias surely smaller for
in
business Aeeng pleasures But the
bohe him
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
MinsfreIs Combined
Soon After MEETING

soon AIer Meeting aspiring vaudevans the
Billy
how he met Reed of the old Adph theater
king of minstrey holding forth with
Bush
He suggested that the acquaintance
Charlie willing and they Moneys
where Emerson easily Twenour after the
Ministries introduced famous Emer
son-R combination
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Husband of Singer
Agent for Gunsmifhs

Husban dofC Iauscher,
the 1ocalm
AgsHt TOT uHnsHAihs at
nights
Greenbaum Almost
of
his 7yearo daughter
in of
the singer that her mother is Her mother the
world could think of permitting
strai
Gadksi
Mile following
llustrous upon
o the
Of
the best Greenbaum could this:
friend
of
to do prma makes living He rifles
travelling his
singing audiences and he huning hardware
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Irnpertinent Question No. 86
Why Don't You Behave?

For the original west answer to this ouestiop-tb
briefer the better-The Cali viii pay FIVE DOLL AIRS
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Prize winning will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners :, one NJ
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A FOST4T
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
The Insiider

Tells Five Million Dollar Hartman Is Building
at Arden, New York, and the Wonders of His Vast
Country Estate Within Easy Auto Ride of Wall
Street
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
With the Musical Folk
By Walter Anthony

NJ USICIANS, like actors, are said
/ to be a jealous race. Perhaps
| they are. but like actors. too,
thew are penerous NJ worthy
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Reform
Of the
Jury Laws

newspaper of testimony given before the grand ~
Some special efficacy of prejudice supreme
to the reading OF senographc but this superior
does attach synopsis of matter or TO ;nde
pendent accounts gathered by from aesman
who has read shorthand report of testimony forever barred from
the jury although he may be easily able mind of anv
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

HE obvious breakdown of the jury system California as
illustrated by the of time difficulty in securing jurors
for the graft trials this city and the ridicons
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

on ne choice OF Competent men imposed by
the technical rulings O.. the appellate courts
must lead to reconsideration of the whole
subject with view to legislative action. In
the Calhoun case, for instance, we see good
jurors rejected because they had read in =
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

raised by Senator Wright in connection with
the proposed purchase of sixty-three blocks
OF marsh or overhowed lands on Islais creek
for the purposes of an interior harbor Senator
Wright was inclined to believe that the pur-
chase was unnecessary and that the rror,er
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

ONE doubt has been expressed by Governor Get Senator
Wright and other state officials concerning the ownership of
tdeands and lots in San Francisco The question was
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Home Means Much to
DweIIer in Far East

lived the deeper meaning than
before he left his land
home means
until he in colony.
Every the word in everntal
policeman British isles
speaks from Alder
at brought forcibly had
bad and the English
m gently
boy he said badly You had
chap go over to the
States"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

NJ TH5dsuIts mat nllgnl have 1anguished IN
the cold shade of neglect had it not been for
the present striking object lesson. 1t is not
the cities that are in danger. Sacramento is
perfectly safe behind her levees, but the fertile
lands of the rich delta region are again threat
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

4 THEN E. H. Hartman completes the
w house he is building at Arden, N. Y.
he will have the most beautiful eoun-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18

is characteristic that disaster disaster
should stir communities action and may
the turbulent swirng around Sacramento
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores Of Newport News Readers Are
f....i.. a. mt, ~ the kldnevx

Scores Of Newport News Readers Are
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When they fail to do this the Kid
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Backache and many kidney Ills FOL
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Urinary trouble, diabetes.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Did she leave her business IN good
shape NO. she couldn't There Il
no shape IN her business. shnis .
fashionable dressmsker.-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26
At $500

LADIES' 45 INCH COAT SUIT.
Made of fancy chevrcn weave and
diagonal suitings. collar and cuffs
trimmed with jet buttons and braid
ornaments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02
SUPREME court
CASES ARE SET
July Term OF Highest
Tribunal Will Be
Busy One

The following cases have been set
for hearing in the Supreme Court
for the July term:
In the matter of the estate Of Mary
Dame Hall. deceased. Appeal from
Stanley & Olson for the administra-
tor, appellant: Attorney General for
the Treasurer of the Territory, APP
pellee.
In the matter of the estate of Will
: liam Brash. deceased Appeal from
Circuit Judge, First Circuit. Il. NJ.
Watson for the heir, appellee: j..
Lightfoot for the claimant, appel
liant.
Hoffschlaeger q Co.. Ltd. VS.. X.
Matsuhara. Exceptions from Circuit
Court. Fifth Circuit. Il. G. Peters
for plaintiff, appellant: J. J. White
for defendant. appellee.
Solomon Kauhane ct al. VS.. Will
liam Laa. Exceptions from Circuit
Court, First Circuit. w. w. Thaysr
for plaintiffs, appellces; w. c. Achi
for defendant. appellant. e..
VIM. W. Bierce. Ltd. VS.. VIM. Wa
terhouse ct al. Executors. Error
to Circuit Court, First Circuit. A..
q. NJ. Robertson for plaintiff, appel
liant: Castle & wilmington, Smith &
Lewis and ]. w. Cathcart for defend
ants, appellees.
The demurrer Of the Territory to
the amended bill of complaint filed
by James w. Lloyd in his suit
against the Territory will be argued
in the Supreme Court tomorrow
morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02
ARMY and Navy
Special Orders No. AZ.
Schoicld Barracks, Honolulu, II. ]
July 1, 1909.

Schoheiu oarraon'' '''"''"'"' -
! July l, l9o''
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stoned omcers IL convene" w ''eo' "'
This post al O'CLOCK y. "''' 'o''o'
the End instant, or az soon tnerea''e'
as practicapie' 10 carry oo' .ne p'o,'
sions OF ParaBraph "' roS' rN'"''7'
kcsuiauons' i'Vo'
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seaht FRED W. 'aikos' iroop ~ ''''
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peorse ''''e'e'' irooP w. ~" '"'a"s :
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Ca'air!' VIII Proceeu WI Suh"as, 'n'
sun instant oy h"rc''hs 'o ro'' ''"''
or, H. IT, ior 'he purpose vi URINE par'
III 'he ihdepehoehce ,'a' paraue'i u" no
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'uIy o'n
me oa"auroh oo"'n'a""e' VIII ocs
'sna,e ,he ho"r o' ','are"'
hni's'ea men "e'a''c" WI sp'''a' IVY
on the target range VIII not accom-
pahE lheir troops o,her extra an"
special duty men VIII DC taken on inc
march IL not especia''y heeded' I'
'e'e'e"'e ~ '"cSc mt" '''p '''"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02
HAWAIrS EXHIBIT
The king |
Pineapp|es Prove Great
AttraCtlo? At
Seattle

Hawaii has the most attractive ex.
bibits ON tho exposi,iou grounds IA
s,,,n. r,. ,u,o, ,or,uro -, ,,o
iia"a',ah piheapp'cs draws more spec
'a.ors III 'he hawaii ""''o'"s Una" any
o'ner ouii'ihs on 'he sro"hos'
Nha''es H. N'"S' VINO "eh, W oo"'''e
W arranse 'he Schoo' oNn'oi.s' re-
turned this morning On 'he A'aheu".
ne h,ane INC ABOVE statements W 'he
representative nc wa
n'sh'S ricaScu WIN ,he SATISFACTORILY
manner III wn'ch INC hawaii oNh'o''s
were arranscu'
teii you, sa'a h'hs' hawa'i no
M VI, hoWaii Is 'ne bost' ha"al .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02
ROYAL annex MAY Be
OPENED AS SALOON

The License Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon and considered
the applications Of II. Klemme for Il
cafe on the corner of Beretania and
King streets; W. Murioka, for sa-
loon at Waimanalo, and one from
X. Ushigama, Sunrise Saloon, on
King street, near Liliha.
The inspector reported favorably
on the three and licenses were
granted. W. c. Peacock & Co. APP
piled for q license for saloon at the
corner of Nuuanu and Merchant
streets, on the site of the Royal An
mex. This matter was referred to
the inspector for report. Yester-
days meeting cleaned up all the APP
plications for renewals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02

One Killed 1, wresk.-Mount Car
mel, ILL.,, June 2l.-A headon collision
occurred jnet west OF here today be.
tween two Southern railwar passenger
trains. The accident was caused by
an error in train orders. Mail Clerk
Jackson was killed. Both engineers
were seriously injured and several pas.
sengers received slight injuries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02
Gets Mare island contract.-Was

Gets Mare Island Contraet.-Wash.
ington, June 19.-The Healey-Tibbits
construction company of San Francis.
co was the lowest of eight bidders for
the construction Of about 1900 feet of
timber bikes forming part Of the chan.
mel controlled works at the Mare isl.
and navy yard. Its bid was s52,S4O.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02

william Northup Mcmillan the uia
ranch In East Africa American
where Mr. McNiians
ouhdry business Like her husba
and traveller She the from
Ell to many wild places Aicawh persons
yer peeh The McMilans
not their African ranch
house lighted by cphono with
Nausb thirty miles The abounds biz
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02

The Missionary Cleaners will have
delicious homemade candy for sale
tomorrow at the vacant store of Mrs.
II. Culman. Fort street. Your patron.
age Is kindly solicited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02

1856 editorial rooms-258 bus
ness Uffiee. These are the teisphon.
numbers Of the Bulletin office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02

are the
lNeheher by a is pc
N other prince Is he IN his Dutbs royal
Princess for the of the Netherlands had
had begmto for becwa
The uunO
Ct lie p
5 IL out the people n he The frs
gold from the EH he rea dmy
OF grounds ph apmhh d li dvmin hat mon
about Ie his rifle ompsnt
st c the sgean
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-02

BY order Of Colonel Schuyler:
r. A. STURGES.
Captain and Adjutant 9Th Cavalry,
Adjutant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-02
0icbmGrftc.

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Clippers $50 bis $50; aepobnlite
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Shlpeine.- 3uiubr 1888; lebbuit;
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Shofe. - 3uiubr 370t; ilou uno
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Sdnie. - 3uflbr 10000; Wortt
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7.25 bis S,25; SGbrlin9e 40 bis
$40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-02

I $ er. - 3uiubr 9l65 Yuidel
ans ben Glepotoren 5uriidge5ogtu
S109 Suihel; Glepotoren . Yorrotb
t55,94t Vuihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-02

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Wprman.NDenne
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Die
tocbter
(SnrifebuTln.)

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sNlfo =" Der Red)tsanpaIt raul
perte IiD Iei9t, bspor er fortfubr. .Sb,
peritorbener Serr @rpBoater binterIieB
apei SDbnc."
Serb blitte er ftaunt ouf oh bieIer
bur9ous unerporteten Ginleitung.
r4qeroin9s! Die scb0rt has bier
ber2"
nSebr nOt9tpenbig! 3psi S6bns,
Sbrcn Serrn 8ater uno be1en Glteren
8rubsr. Der Nltersunteri9teb Stpiz
fden bieien 8riibern mar Elm beoeus
tenoer - fiiHfSe1n Sabre"
.Se9r pobI!!" Iagte Serb i'm inter
bre9eno. nNur peiB i'd in Der GGat
ni9t - Gle beriibren bo SamiIiens
arsele9enbeiten -"
Song rs4t! SD bin eenDtbi9t, bies
gu tbun." luets Der 3e6tsonpoIt.
obne Gmpfinbtiateit gu perrotben.
nit INNER berieI6eu 9e~bdmpften
Gtimms. ~Sbr Serr Sntel bate ooer
nobm @eIe9enbeit, fein Slid in 4mes
rita gu perfuden, no sr bsiratbete
uno ="
.Mir 1T bos Ques beipnnt, mein
Serr," rief Serb unsebulSg. Gr bDrte
brunten ben Ma9en porfobren.
nSebr pobI. dur bic SoIeen iinb
Sbnen mob ri6t betonnt, Serr b.
@lemba4. nm bsrentpilen i6 bel
Sbnen eritien. 9icfe Seirotb unb
siniee eIiid;i6s Spetulatioren sepans
men Sbrem GERM Sntel Elm febr fe'
beutenbes @erm0sen. fir peI6Gs v
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-02
Baltimore WinrftberidJt.

@altimore, I. Sui 1909.
MebI.- 3ufubr 26O0 6Giier, elm
i6lieBlih 465 6Gfer gu 2ouuit.Foint
ln0 2t5 IGjier 5u Canton.