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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

tion a self-addressed and stamped en-
velope.
BATTLEsHIPs-P: 4: and NJ; D.. City.
type now in course of construction for the Unit
ed States navy? Did not congress, recently make
appropriation for two more 26,0o0 ton vessels +?
Does that. mean that in time the navy win have
SIX vessels of the Dreadnought type?.
The battleships now building are of
the Dreadnought type. The navy will
In time have six such ships and more
too.
DOLLAR FOR DoLLAR-A. A., Petaiuma.
foreign Sosr
sustained in San Francisco in 1905?
The office of E. Myron Wolf. insur-
ance commissioner, this city. can fur
nish you such list.
Colds. w, San Jose. Cal. What has
been the production of gold in the last five
producing county?
During the five years ending with
1907. the product of gold was 500 9,435,-
700. CD 1t is.
wREDEN's RANCH Subscriber, City. What
Is the size of Henry Wreden's big ranch in
San Luis Obspo county?
J. II. Hollister. assessor of that coun-
ty. has kindly informed this department
that the acreage is 49,625.39.
BATHSHEBA-A. II. B.. Napa. Cal Where
can l procure the poem "Bathsheba,' published
about two years ago?
The poem, by w. F. Heron of Stan
ford university, was published in the
San Francisco Call April IS, 1907.
DISEASE-C (s;+v Tf vo,, ora rn+
fering from diease the best thing you
can do is to consult a physician, not
a newspaper. The Query department
is not a medical bureau.
rick ever protestant.
ST Patrick lived from 373 to 4sS
Protestantism dates from 1877. You
can draw your own inrerence.
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Armoriai Bearings
Desired by Women


his of dead and other languages
been called frequently wealthy gentlemen
translate ancient documents in their possession.
Since publication of OF the hats
by amor bearings might long
the interest has been taken family trees,
and o arms.
Some months wealthy German resident of this
city for Kyk him bundle old German Latin
and other languages bad what fnd him
full history
play armoal bearings and be criticised his assumption
Within the last the ladies of the family have been persistent
callers kyt Berlin proofs that they
be ready for the fashionable display heraldc
devices
Never again will do such work. said Ktka the other day. Il have
lost the best friends the ladiehey rosebuds
with dew them Ah Why did of
and shields? have bundles of them stored and
nothing l complied cabled Berlin. -
That awful Berlne He hunted this family ao-
their history And what7 They
had been
No history for them No and of And
they look the of tell them did
make daddy will
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PRIZE OFFERED FOR MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN m STATE

The executive committee of offers pr;r.
Sl0O
in of California '~--s
1t desired make the celebration Of San Fran
statewide affair 1t hoped that
of its most beautiful young this committee = S
young should
and for the prize offered finally Iii
be used model for poster drawing which viii repesentav.
California and will
The competition will close Saturday, executive corn,
ttee reserves all right to publish the photos IL
mays
the and address plainly of the photo. ana
executive committee Pooa festival rooms o6o3a Pb..
building, Francisco -
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Singer Illustrates
Oscar WiIde'S Essay

SINGER Illustrates Wilde brilliant
Decay of Lying" marshaed an arrayo ep-
~ ~ -''a' that put sober logic flight
ngy proved that theory
precedent set for her. Every while
Of
nshuans Miss
greatest American prima donnashe
revealed world
theory mind The
author or Evelyn Inne while typi6es work
made lpn that her passionate attachment Sir
led to
role Isolde And
the person OF Miss Mary Garden 1t
the Latin quarter in Paris whose
that perfected great singer least that what the
public has been led believe Miss Garden had falling
out with Mrs David Mayer estwh
been long before Miss Mary
world fame would almost pagarized from life
As IT IS his cavoyance supplies illustration
found
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Railroad President
Has Garage on Car

railroad preside1f president of
ern, 5 unlike asmucha he be
aS oalaSe on Car travelling
degree OF comfort he while
Hill
and como in coach
hiding in box
Hill thinks otherwise
gets as much solid comfort of
In the first place he ardent automobiles
He had
Whenever pride
the Del Monte day. motort
Mrs m their three children secretary
always with Louis Hill his pleasure
switched
and delightful that he He
with
who have done the thoroughly president
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| Taft S
| Proposed Visit
To California
Japan Mail, which say

Japan Mall which says:
house OF according to telegram from the Nei
for doubling the salary OF the president The amount is
yes has decided increase by only so cent namely 10000
salary 10000 should
amply suffice maintain the dignity of the position From
be
The chief republic
been oneh of the salary paid the of India
The comparison ateng to national pride The
voted by merely nominal because the 600
allowance for travelling expenses off, The president ought
be paid sufficient salary permit him visit of the
United States We believe that offer has been made behalf
California of the Journey but sefrespec
ing likes to be treated as object of charity.
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Impertinent Question No. 9S
What's a Search Warrant?

For the most original wite answer to this question: ,b
bnefer the better-The Call will pay FIVE Doll IARS
For the next five The Call will pay ONE Dol
LAR EACH. Prize winning answers will be printed nex,
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once MAJ
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS. =
Tt1E CALL
winning Ansue to a
iss Eehwr
Like its victims it's pressed for
Harvey. stree +
royal Husher against fools hand
Mrs Charlotte Psner MHnbrae
Nicks nckelodeon.
E. s Irwin rift stree.o oaklsnd
by wise sustained bv the oh.r.s -
Z ito S Murray nnams U s. Pens.oia city
ma to of chance
ito Dixon.21 Pine street city
Scrap iron-after July l.
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Uncle Jack Horner


safety of the of the
This polite but unsatisfactory Resolutions build
do the situation created by the
program that appas the British payer
OF the The standard disappears
limbo OF dreams and the colonial pocket butoned tight although
the flow complimentary resolutions proceeds undnnsed
thusiasm 1t astonishing how much ingenuity applied
the refusal of relief for distressed
Laurer speaks with obvious dsrepect for the British
calls passing which anger enthusiasm and
fear But when teaching grandmother the office ought
fulfilled gently and with consideration for her feelings.
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Mombasa is planning to include few
hot Somalis in that reception.

In spite of the delightful time ex-
perienced by the Indiana's passengers
on the reef it is doubtful if the Pacific
Mail will advertise shipwreck to be
included in each trip.
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Hartman is reported as preparing
to enter the smelter field. He may
have conceived some new way to cir
cumvent the legislation against
mergers.
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Note and Comment

Fairbanks is to sail for the orient
1t is not to be considered significant
that he plans to reach Japan just as
the cherries are ripe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10
The Insider

Tells of anxiety by family Of wealthy resident to
history of his descent and the loss OF friend
ship sustained by disinter ested investigator
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10
The Argument
On
.HetchHetchy

hon and rapidly growing number OF alternatives the Hec
Hetchy grant-are thus suggested:
San Francisco must have better water supply than it has The
management and its service has been for public scandal
available
possibly
Tahoe 1uba Feather
(lear Lake Joaquin
Shore
the
have been fully developed
The casual examination of this list of alleged
supply VIII show that many OF them absurdly inadequate
Tor the and that all OF them already monopozed for
private and held impossible figures Mr. Warren
One OF Oakland and this CITY, who has taken and
tegen interest this matter has written letter
Whitman the Boston corporation lawyer who has himself
opposition the demands made by Francisco
reference these alternative Mr. Oney the
York Evening Post
It within the Of the United States make bay
permitted
Ietch Hy will
diverted below the line OF the national utilized
thereby precluding
of
1t smplya question of of great
and the single objection It's beneficial is that
tain lake would be substituted meadow inaccessible
by pack and mostly unnhabitabe by plague
mosquitoes that infcst the valley summer
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Responsibility
On the Senate
Tariff Makers

the but there appears be likelihood
burdens viii be increased The
proving strong reductions in the schedules
governing the of life where such changes might Interfere
with the monopoly OF greedy interests The followed
ton to the and woolen schedules this
diagnosis Of the situation.
Mr. Taft ayors of schedules COW
eng the Of life but quite unlikely
have his He has talked with congressman subject and
the general tenor OF his advice IS thus represented
Send revision the
Tighten the burden the ultimate
republican pledged Ouhave the power
OF the people OF the you
the viii and the desire do it.
Nothing that has happened in the last supports the be-
lief that will heed this advice In tendency ap
TO in the opposite direction and by consequence has
been speculation whether the president might veto the
bill We anticipate nothing OF the but the situation is un-
doubted awkward and is thus Chicago Even
ing Post:
Either President Taft would the bill he
In
would discredlted
TO
1t IS almost certain that there would be
There sight why it should again,
order that the costly work of changing
would have be made all
his the situation that confronts the makers
The whole country feels the of the steadily increasing cost
OF vng and measures taken make that condition
VIII be bad for the who assume the resDonsibitv
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any doubt that when congress refused to in
crease the chief executives salary an injury
was done to the whole country and more
especially to the commonwealth lying at a
distance from the national capital. An Eng
lish view of this policy is presented by the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

Rumors of war among the tribes
men are contained in the latest dis
patches from Africa. 1t looks as if
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

Hypnotism is being used at a New
York hospital to restore a mans
memory. Here in the police court it
generally is used as an explanation
instead of a restorative.
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TAFT

lRESIDENT TAFT he afford visit California
Mr. Taft is poor and the salary of his office is just
about sufficient maintain its obligations There be
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

capable OF proof The magazine comedies the in
adequacy of the present water supply for San
Francisco, but will not admit that it is good
public policy to permit the use of an important
natural resource for. the benefit of the bay
cities, comprising population OF nearly mil
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speeches were delivered Tor the most part to
empty benches. Members realize the fact that
the senate finance committee or, to put it
briefly, "Marse Aldrich," will make the final
bill The fate of the bill in the house indi-
cafes that not only is no relief in prospect for
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

MOAG proponents of misinformation designed
concerning the Hec Hechy grant the Worlds Work
Magazine than commonly busy with glib
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

He movement nauguated by New Zealand to alay the ul-
happy invasion that acts British brother by do
mating big battleshp tenavy does not seem to meet with
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

has become evident that the tariff house
representatives nothing than perfunctoy
difficult ATTENDANCE Of auor1n
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

people Of canada as they increase in numbers and wealth
Under the present regulations between the mother
the imperial naval and military
OF defense
viii cordially
the
with and III close relation the along the lines
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a hearty response from the sister colonies.
The Australian federation has refused to come
in on the deal and the dominion of Canada
appears to be equally reluctant The Canadian
parliament has adopted these resolutions:
This house fully recognizes the duty of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10
THEODORE KYTKA among his many

other accomplishments is miniature
college of heralds himself, and because
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-10

Mrs. William G. Irwin
Miss Helene Irwin
Mrs. II. ID. Pillsbury
Mrs. Walter Martin
Miss Jennie Crocker
Mrs. W. n. Taylor
Miss Florence Hopkins
Mrs. Walter MacGavin
Miss. Dolly MacGavin
Mrs. Kate yoorhies
Henry
Mrs. Oscar Cooper
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Baroness Won Schroeder
Mrs. James W. Keeney
Miss Mary Keeney
Mrs. Francis J. Carolsn
Miss Katrina Page
Brown
Mrs. r. p. Schwerln
Misses Jollifre
Mrs. Thomas Eastland
Mrs. Walter Edwin Dean
Miss Helen Dean
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28

each, per dhy, requiring the mine
to deliver to the hapReF 300 tons
every a hoHrs. The large mill
shaft IL being pushed and will be
in condition to deliver ore to the
new mill by the time the mill is
completed. Some delay has been
occasioned by the usual dilatori-
ness of the Frisco railroad, in de-
livering the big timbers, which
were ordered in ample time, but
was held back by the caFelesa-
ness Of the Frisco in making de-
livery. These timbeFs' are now
on the ground and will be in
stalled at once. This big mill
going into commission will boost
the production of the BaKter-Mi-
ami district so that GalenE will
have to-hump to keep third place
in the producing list. And Jop-
lin may have to look out when a
few more such mills get to going
in this DISTRICT;
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28


Make faces at the coal man:
Thss is the advise Of the weather
seer who has made the rounds of
the RallisskkEat he9SVss.e.s, inspected
the busks on the FipsRea CORN
and taken 4 squat OF the frontal
bone of the festive goose.
This is going to be a mild win
ter. All signs vie in proclaim
ing that the reign Of the janitor
in the steam-heated apartments
is going to be short, and the ice
man will not be long missing on
his daily rounds, even if yOu try
to scaRoWiYe and use the window
for an Ice box during the winter.
There are four ways, accord
ing to the Oldest resident, to tell
what the winter is going to be.
One is to consider the muskrat in
his hOuse building; If the walls
of his house b thin, theu he
knows the weather will be mild
and the winter short. This year
the walls of the muskrat houses
are thin.
Also the hRsks on the corn are
thin when the weather is to be
mild and thick when the weather
is to be cold. This year the
husks are thin.
The third method Of telling
the amount of coal to lay in is to
slay a goose on its southwark
fight. The frontal bone, which
is used to cleave the water where
it swims, is said to grow thin
when the weather j. to be mild,
as there won't be much ice to cut,
and thick if the ice is to freeze
hard and fast In the southern cli-
mates. The bone Is thin this
year
The fourth method is to guess
just an even guess, and the
guessers all guess for a mild win
ter; 80 it wins, hands down.
There are signs used in the far
northsrn climates, such sS the
tidekhsa IT D4fk ID tiie nfSTRS
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28
NOV Relaht 9 LIn0fXps

They sgg0hf q Linotype.
There are euly two counties in
Kansas In which no graduates OF
the University of Kansas are liv-
ing, and even in these two coun-
ties are some who attended the
school, but did not finish the
the course. The number of grad
yates is in eccess Of 5000 and the
number of former students is
estimated at 10000. These men
and women are organized into an
association, the chief purpose Of
which Is to work for the interests
of the parent institution. Just
now the members of the assOcia-
ton are paying from one to five
dollars each to equip their print
ing plant with a linotype. Tie
linotype was erected in the sl-
umui printing Office at the I'm
versity this week and Win b uSsd
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28

only a part of what is in the bins
as the shortoge of cars caused
delay in shipping. Shaft No. 8
is being pushed at this property
and will be connected up as soon
as possible with the mill shaft.
Tennessee Producing Co., is
loading a Car of zinc ore this
week. Shortage of cars delaying
the loading the past week. This
property is Showing up fine.
Shaft No. 2 is being sunk to the
northeast of the mill. The drift
ing has been pushed under it and
this will give dry sinking.
The Baxter Mining Co. is pre-
pairing a plan to supply the Con-
vent school, located on the Cath
Ollie Forty, with water. 1t has
been inspecting the big Rock
Greek spring on the John Beaver
land for this purpose,:..as this
would give the school a fine sup
ply of spring water.for its use.
The Oklah Mining Co. made
its usual turn-in during the past
week and from the showing in
the big strike made during the
past week the output from this
property willsbe increased mater
tally from this on. This compa'
ny is working the largest face Of
ore IN the entire district, and is
only beateH BY size of 9Fe face
by the drillings on ths.Big -Four
lease, of the Sunburst.. Mining
Co., which joins it to the north
east, which is being developed
by J. w, Barnes, where the drill
lings showed ore face Of u feet,
in several holes drilled.
Operations at the Omaha.Pe'
tersburg Mining Cos. property
is going on very satisfactory and
it will be noted it is in the pro-
ducing list regularly. Develop
ment on this property has dem
onstrated immense deposits Of
rich ore, gnd it is reported that
one Of the largest mills in the er'
tire southwestern District will b'
erected on this iaHd Within the
next year. Large mills seem t.
be the prevalent idea of the larg'
est operators as the proper meth
cd OF handling the big deposits
of the QuapRW reservation. u
reduces the proposition down t.
the basis of a manufacturing
business, which means the larger
the volume the cheaper it can bt
produced. This is an axiom in
the manufacturing business
which is applicable to the big
ore deposits of the Baxter-Qua-
paw camp, which is simply 3
manufacturing proposition.
Excellent progress is being
made in erecting the big Mission
mill. The frame work is all up
and the big Automatic Foust
JigS are being installed, together
with the other mill machinery.
The battery of boilers are al
ready in place. The Webb City
Iron Works of Webb Ctr. Mo ,
which has the contract for the
erection of this mill, reports that
it will be ready to turn it over to
the owners within thirty days
ready to operate. Forty tons an
hour will be its minimum capaci-
ty or 400 tons in ten hours. As
soon as the underground can be
put in condition to deliver the
amount Of ore Necessary, the mill
viii run two shifts Of 10 hours
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28
.A,A75.EA.oo

The comparative statement
covers the amount of both lead
and zinc marketed during the
past 80 weeks. Baxter.Miami is
holding its own against the field
for fourth place, and with the
new mills now herring compile
ton, it will push Galena for the
third position out of the eighteen
camps included in the StA4aRaent.
The big Mission mill will be
ready for action within thirty
days; also the Lucille mill will be
in the producing class. The Old
Abe will join the grand march
during November, likewise the
ST Co. Heap-O'Brien is pushing
ats mill and will have it running
during the next month. In adj
.dition to this ADDED volume, the
Miami camp has seVeral mills
that will be put into cOmmsssion
IN the near future.
Repairs on the boilers at the
big Jack mill are complied and
the mill will start 70 grind out
its usual amount Of EsRh grade
ore this week.
Chicago uapaw Mining Co. is
grinding Oat some fine zinc con-
.centrates and development has
shown up to be very EaOd in the
north workings.
Il C. Bryner has bought from
John Bayard all the machinery
etc. on the Joanna lease and is
putting this 6ne property in
shape to enter the producing list
;agaiu.
Work of installing machinery
ION the Mascot shaft has been
under way the past week. This
is an excellent mine and It is
good to see it being put into OPP
Grafton again.
o. C. Sullivan and associates
have taken alease on = part Of
the Catholic Forty from the Rax
ter Mining Co., and they viii
proceed to push the shallow dig
eiugs on this property.
Only one car Of ore Mas loaded
from the EastmSn Investment q
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28

trees and the condition of the
sap when the trees are first blaz-
ed for syrup.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28
Frisco Time Table,
NORTH BOUND.

NOKTH BOUND. q.
No. ia for Kansas City departs at 1895 am
No. ito for Kansas City via Cherokee departs at 3Og 9M
1Os for Kansas City via NttsbHrg departs at 3ss pm
No. 322 for Kansas City via Joplin departs at 1900 an
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 100 for Oklahoma City via Alton departs at 1905 an
No. 127 Oklahoma City via Alton departs at 7lS
No. Ill for Fort Worth via Alton departs at 7O5 pm
EAST BOUND.
No. 316 for Joplin departs at $50 an
No. 2 for ST. Louis via Joplin departs at 2:10 am
No. 322 for Kansas City via Joplin and Pbnrg departs 1000
No sl4 for Joplin from Kansas City Departs at 239 PIP
No. 3s for Joplin from points south departs at ego pm
No for Joplin and St. A0Hs fFem Wichita departs at 92 pm
WEST BOUND
No. 100 from ST. Louis Wichita and departs l5o
No. ST. Louis to Wichita and west departs at $50
This schedule went into effect Oct g. 1909.
C. S. ROBERTS,, Agent
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-10-28

to set the slHmni pHBlicatioEE.
the Graduate Magazine, and the
tri-weekly student paper, the
Kansan. The alumni have also
offered the use of the linntypa,
one hour a day, to the students
in Journalism At the University
who may wish to become &C.
Suuiutsd VITA itWss
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-24
Mitchell Game Called orr.

MITCHELL, s. D., Nov. 23-(SpeciaI)-
Tho foot bali season has ended, and 1t was
called off the game with Yankton college.
which was set for Thanksgiving day. The
Sridiron is a mass Of snow and ice and the
fort to play I'm that condition decidedly
dangerous. This is the second game in the
last week that has been called off the
poned when the first fall or snow came.
six inches more OF snow fell Sunday night.
and up to that time II was thought The
The university closes the season with but
one game lost, and that with Vermilion. BY
a score Of 8 TO 0. II Is the best record that
the team has made I'm several years. But
one game has been played on the home
grounds.