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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09
Answers TO Queries

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APPLE sEEDs-A. I. R.. Oakland. Cal
messenger Of love?
The following is the jingle:
One love- two love,
Three / love, / say;
-Four / love with all my heart
And FIVE cast away;
Six, he loves,
Seven, she loves
Eight, they both love;
Nine. he comes;
Ten, he tarries;
Eleven, he courts;
Twelve, he marries;
Thirteen, wishes;
Fourteen, kisses.
All the rest little witches.
Another jingle is:
One, l love little;
Two, l love all;
Three, love great deal,
And. four. none at all;
Five, he loves;
Six. she loves;
Seven, they both love:
Eight, they both hate
Then follows the same as in the 9TH
er jingle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., City. Can d.
yorced person get married within a wear out OF
the state of California? II so, in what states?
II an individual has obtained an alb
solute divorce in the state of Califor-
MIA, such person is at liberty to marry
anywhere in the union without walt
ing a year. The year in California ap-
plies to what is known as the inter-
locutory decree, which is granted il
there is cause for legal separation.
Then year must elapse before a final
decree is entered up. During that
year or until final deere is signed
neither party to the action can marry
in this state or anywhere else with
out committing bigamy.
PANAMA CANAL LEvEL-Subserlber. Chero-
kee, Cal. In speaking of S5 foot level canal
what is meant say in the case of the Panama
canal9 Is it S5 feet from sea level to bottom
of canal, or difference Of So feet between the
level Of the waters of the canal and that of
the ocean?
The summit level of the canal will be
about So feet above the level of the sea
and will be reached by flight of locks
at Gatun on the Atlantic side, one lock
at Pedro Miguel and two at Boca on
the Pacific side, all locks being alike.
RoUTE-Subscriber. City. Along what streets
did the ferries. park and ocean lines of cars
move on the outbound run when going over
Masonic avenue?
Bryant streets to Taylor to Eddy. to
Fillmore, south in Fillmore to Oak, to
Masonic avenue, to Frederick, to Clay
ton. Carl. to Stanyan. to Frederick, to
L.
the outer terminus.
MILLION CLUBS. w, City. What IS tbe
Million club of San Francisco, and what are the
club buttons?
1t is a club of citizens having for its
purpose the increase of the population
of San Francisco to 100000 by 1915.
For further information and buttons
call on F. ]. Murphy. room 212 Lick
building.
COLONY Subscriber Sausalito, Cal Is there
colony in California composed exclusively of
Danish people?
This department is not aware of any.
yet there may be one. Possibly some
reader of this department can furnish
the information desired by the corre-
spondent.
BILLIoN-K. Mel. City What is the diff
billion?
In America a billion is thousand
millions and in Germany it is a mill
lion millions.
WILKINS-T. c. L.. City What has become
of Mark Wilkins. who was convicted of murder
In Oakland several months ago:
He is in the Alameda county jail
pending an appeal in his case
TRANSIT OF vENus-su Subscriber Oakland.
Cal. What was the date of the transit of
Venus in 1881?
November I.
Theodore A. Bell residef
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pouring from mountain gu swell the volume of the
food problem
ordinary
back the flood to be distributed through
All this is long way the future, but inclined to
doubt whether economically practicable plentiful
the mountains the Prospect OF
will have appreable effect in the of restraint single
flood would fill to overhowng of these artificial
and would leave enough overflow the capacity of
Water enough to make inland
this fact that makes pueri the charge by opponents
Hetch Hetchy that there would be sufficient
Iuoumne supply San Francisco after the Sanisau
irrigation districts had their share single flood
would supply San Francisco with for three without
affecting at all the regular flow of the river.
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FENINIsM cu1r.

Whether China has a suffra es+t.
problem we know not. but feninisr9 49,
developed to an extraordf,a,,1 ,4,..,.--
We learn from a Paris contemDorar,- , ~
and In most large centers thpre is -
newspaper run by women. In Pal<ine
composed. printed and sold bv v~o-1er
canton produces four news1apers in
a IKE manner, Shanghai six and E,l--
chau three.-London Glohe
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The Hains case of the "unwritten
law shows, as usual, that one Of the
principal parties got the maximum
penalty.
James J. Hill boasts that he can
ride i'll his private car over his own
system from Seattle TO Galveston.
Humphl Tie president rode 90 miles
on his and Hartman can criss-cross
the whole United States riding
through his private directorates.
The Cleveland railway bronco
seems more untamed than our own.
First 1t refused to eat, tied itself into
a knot, then bucked and threw the
three cent rider, and now has spilled
Mayor Johnson out of the saddle.
He has moved into fat for repairs.
The original estimated cost of the
Panama canal was something over
Sl35,0O0,000. Many editors are now
susily determining how much over
Sl55,O0O,000 They think that $780,
100000 should be put on the cost tag.
What do editors care about little
difference of $365, ,000,000l It's only a
short ditch anyway and has been on
the bargain counter for years. Now
let the dirt fly once more.
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ISwindlers
| Permitted to
Run Loose

enforced California legislation Character
it is in practice dead letter.
This fact draws attention the apparent atrophy
this regard We have laws plenty against
but neither California Nevada commonwealth instituted
proceedings punish swnders of the rich
have completely abdcaed that Junction. neglect
the federal has stepped the
about based legal fiction
committed by the gentry who live by their expense
the ignorant unwary That say posoce authorities
offenders for misuse of the mails
in fact form of polite wndlng Wildcat mining promoters
have always been the of California but
instance of their punishment except that of George w Rumble
convicted Of msusing maHs of neglect of duty
in this regard lies against both Nevada and California.
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Note and Comment

1t is noted that E. H. Hartman
has been partly absorbed again by
two minor railroads.
The kaiser has again officially de-
MED what he unoficially discussed.
The time is coming when he will have
to. have quid pro quo cabinet.
The winter P1imsol1 line of decol-
lete will commence at the other end
of the fashionable liners about the
time Mark Twain is seen strolling
along the beaches in white hannels.
We notice in the political Lost and
Found" columns that Mr.. Too Much
Johnson of Sacramento is at large
again This is surprising after his
longtime lettering to large stakes
made from a railroad tie.
There's wordy old man in Bangor,
who wrote 11,730 words on a single
postal card That's pen work for you.
But Oakland, Cal, has young man
who wrote on a small coiored piece
of paper seven figures that will per-
haps make far longer sentence than
all of the words written by the Ban
gor man. 1t is simply the difference
of the pen work!
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LONGEST CLoCk pEypULUu

The longest clock pendulum in the
world is at St. Chads. Shrewsbury,
Eng It is % feet in length and the
ball weighs 200 pounds.
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lmpertinent Question No. SO
Why Are You Whaf You Are2

For the most original wiies answer to this ouesonh
briefer the beter-The Call will pay FIVE Doll AIRS
For the next five The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAX EACH Prze winning answers will be printed next
"Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners =, NJ
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAT
GARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
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ton of new lines, Sl5,8607S7 for terminal
sites and real estate and S26,525, ,398 for equip
ment. 1t will be necessary, of course to fund
this debt by raising new capital. There should
be no doubt of Mr.. Harriman's ability to
raise this money bv an issue of bonds in view
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to float wildcat mining stocks The purpose
OF the Nevada legislature to penalize this form
of swindling is wise, although an examina-
ton of the Nevada statute book would prob
ably disclose the fact that there is already
law enough to punish this form of fraud ii
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ME annual report OF the Southern company shows
floating debt of S1033284 its subsidiary COM
panies comprising for construction and
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

B. MENAfp INA 36 Of Nszada visiting San Fa9G
\ law during the present session making felony
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Restraint of
Floods by
Reservoirs

carry off III OF abnormal rainfall present This is
the way the Prospect It:
Along all valley deep
damned
be damned
So. of the
expense be
these the
Here is where the floods originate Once control this
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and reasonable trial. The steamship lines
terminating in American ports are bringing
few japanese laborers. If they are coming
in from Mexico and Canada, as some people
declare and others deny that is matter ot
proof after investigation It is not as if the
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

ME question of Japanese immigration pressing: 1t
OF adjustment by diplomatic part
OF wisdom and sobrety of action give that policy fair
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S
/ Remarkable
Showing

on The highly prosperous condition Of the system hard
times that marked the close of the fiscal ended
natural conclusion however from that
the need OF capital and its attendant burden of
improbable that the regular dividend of paid
the common stock can be increased this wear.
Mr. Harrimans policy this regard has always con-
seratlve, and he did declare dividend Pacific
until he had made certain that could be pea-
ent proposition At will not be doubted that he will pursue like
the He some economy
OF interest by calling the preferred stock OF the company
ing to S48o5OOO drawing per but the holders
the option OF exchanging for stock the saving
only per
Apart from the high earning capacity shown by report
the company has its large volume of liquid
available to meet the floating debt These include unpedged
ior S86o23O and stocks amounting S92908So these
securities available for collateral the funding floating
debt will easily adjust itself
1t IS altogether very remarkable showing panic year
and makes the question pertinent Why should
freight rates be exacted that times improving?
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state and the resources of the great interior
/ valley must lie along these lines, but it is
quite doubtful whether as engineering
problem the reservoirs will be of sufficient
capacity to make a material difference in the
volume OF water that the river channel must
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

ONE speculation indulged by the Caaveras Pros
concerning the future restraint of floods California
by storage Undoubtedly development of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

Another wedding OF tomorrow even
ing will be that of Miss Maize Crowley
and Howard Blethen. which will take
place at che home of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. t. ]. Crowley in
California street
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

Mrs Thomas Eastland entertained
yesterday at a luncheon given at the
ST Francis for several guests. The
affair was quite informal and was
enjoyed by the closer friends OF tho
hostess
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

Miss Mary Hollister OF san Luis
Obispo is visiting friends in San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

The patronesses Of the second sub
scription dance. that was given Satur-
day evening in the colonial ballroom at
the st. Francis, are receiving many
compliments on the delightful success
of the dancing party. Among those
who arranged the details of the at
fair were:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs r. ID. Merrill OF Seattle
are at the FairmOnt for few days. but
their friends here will have only a
brief glimpse of them. since they will
leave shortly for Santa Barbara. Mrs.
Merrill is a sister of Mrs. Cuyler Lee
and has a wide acquaintance in society.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12
BEST FOR AGED PEOPLE
Here's Kidney Treatment We Want
You to Try at Our Risk

With advanced age comes derange-
ment of the kidneys and associate or
gans. Nature is unable to perform
her proper functions and requires
certain outside aid. 4 =
We are so confident we have the
aid so essential for restoring
strength, activity =. and health to
, weak or diseased kidneys that we are
willing to supply it with the positive
understanding that it shall cost the
user nothing whatever, if for any
reason it fails to give entire salts
faction. - ~. - IL ~
After a thorough experience with
the most successful kidney treatment,
we are satisfied that Rexall Kidney
Remdey is the one preparation which
embraces all those qualities so neces-
sary for giving prompt and perman-
ent relief in all classes of kidney and
urinary ailments. -" =.
Inasmuch as a trial of Rexall Kid
;ney Remedy can be had at our en-
tire risk, there is no reason for any
one hesitating to put 1t to a practical
test. Why not try a bottle today, on
our guarantee? Two sizes. SOC, and
,$1.00. Mccoy Drug Co. HI
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12
Freedom and Vicinity

Awyest is on. Y
s1saas Cline was seen on our streets
/ n1R
ur Bengt Severson is busy digging
Ru0 on his ranch. @
H. Armstrong left for Harvey, N.
N aa: Sunday evening".
aRse Mabel Holverson Of Velva' IS
xoiIapx her sister, Mrs. J. H. Whitman.
md Mrs. M. Britten OF M1not
:ue1usnt the ice cream social at from
Hsn1A Saturday evening
~ .Ee,r .Willman's mother left for
s.ur a,snes at MinneapsH last Sunday
s,aRnur M extended visit with her son.
. Hns ice cream social which was CIV
>h the Union Ladies' Aid at Frank
aru1iaIee's las.A Saturday evening was
.~zreess7sinssspite OF the chilly even
~ BETTER than s25 was realized by
n. - i-~fss
an. and. Mrs. Henry Westrum FUR
sIsina the music at the big barn
Nes given at Gilbert Underdahls
,nsurr saturday evening".
s1ssx yirgie Kaiser who has been
whiting at Deering returned last Sat
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12
Don't be 1 Knocker
TO Whom it May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern:
If there is any chance to boom
business, boom It. Don't pull a long
face and hope as though you had a
sour stomach. HolA up your head,
smile and look for better things. Hide
your little hammer and try to speak
of others, no matter how small you
may really know yourself to be.
When a stranger drops in, jolly him.
Tell him this is the greatest town on
earth-and it is. Don'tdiscourage
him by speaking i'll of your neigh
bors. Lead him to beneve he has at
last struck a place where white peo-
pie live. Don't knock.
Help yourself along by becoming
popular, and push your friends with
you. It's dead easy. Be good fell
low and soon you'll have process
sion of followers. No man ever help
ed himself by knocking other people
down in character and business. No
man ever got rich by trying to make
others believe he was the only man
in town, or the only man in town who
knew anything. You can't climb the
ladder of success by treading on
others corns. Keep off the corns
and don't knock.
You're not the only!-there are
others! and they have brains, and
know something as we'll as you.
There's no end of fun minding your
own business. 1t makes other peo-
pie like you. Nobody gets stuck on a
knocker. Don't be one, or two. Be
good and stop at A. B. Easthagen's'
for an easy shave and good bath.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12

saEss Christine Smith, young wo-
nn living near Souris, was drown
"a sfels crossing Boundary creek
yuae6ayy afternoon. She fell from a
nxzuw' foot bridge and was dead
n found a short time later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12

There seems to be great demand
for North Dakota dirt, in all parts Of
the state. The eastern spectators
have at last taken a tumble" The
prices never will.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12

Oscar Veach, manager Of the Minot
Drug Co. attended the Druggists
State convention at Grand Forks last
week.
4. The crop Of mosquitoes fell noti-
ceably short this year. Stin there
were a fright smart Of 'em. q.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-12

S7ST-Between Surrey and Logan
n mall gold watch with keystone fob
49,. Return to this Office and re-
1U reward.
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Teacher Wants Position

- experienced first class teacher
tos secure a school for long
-s~ Address Immediately. Teacher
ya.usndent Office, Minot. N. D. 1922
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rREAsURER's REPORT

lr Burt School District No. I2S.
psuukJ of Ward, State Of North Da-
azka for the year 190S-1909.
Receipts
lush au hand at beginning;of
+3shaol year, July 1, 19oS.. $s26. AZ
+: TosS amount received during
sxaee year from the 4Upportion-
, .nsnt of the state tuition
filh5 -. -. oh''o
1lnsal amount received during
sths year from the appotrin-
srsut of the county tuition
yspw3. $3.50
Amount received during the
,ysas from taxes levied by the
district school boar>, includ-
Ing outstanding warrants re-
Aemned or endorsed in the
@rdlaction of taxes. :. :. Ito. 40
1otZ receipts for the year, including
xnaa on hand July !, 1908 1884 ~
Expenditures
AUSHM paid during. the year
- school houses, sites and
auuaat paid during the year
10 apparatus, fixtures, etc.. 6S.4l
,Amnnnt paid during the year
1nr teachers wages :. :. :. $1,000
Anaaat paid during the year
;br services and expenses
NJ school officers =. :. :. :. 74.OO
,Auuunt paid during the year
sAUr interest of bonds and
=. .. 1876 SO
1lrevMat paid during the year
zsser Incidental expenses =. .. IS. w
4,sxmourA paid during the year
sssr purposes not before
i-gsGsat0ned -. 9.V
syss.ssk expenditures for the
!EaAf- :. ''1o6o''f
~ ~ an hand June 80 1908 .. 1863 4S
a ss.sa total, expenditures and
asgsfa, on hand to balance
4zy,zts total receipts :. =. ..23S4 ~
Relating to Sinking Fund
:: Essh.s ID I'd -
J. F. Meyer, ..
= TT.Tsaxsurer of Burt School District
H. In
&assaroxed this 18th day Of July, A.
ID Gsaa '.*..
ar arder. Of. the District School
lsassa ."
," PIT. Berg, Pres.
ANUS r. r. brady, Clerk.
.Ta<ira Statement Of Indebtedness OF
District
1nnE
nz1nayed this 18th day Of July, A.
n 1h
X srder of the District School
NmnI1
E.. R. brady, Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25

afternoon. Following q prayer service at
tho riverside. which will be prlvntc.
the public funeral Will hc held at Bethany
Church Friday afternoon at half past
two. tho Rcv s. J. IlomGold officiating.
Judge Carleton was q charter uotnhor
OF Stanuarj Lo1@o. Now 13uciand order
OF Protector. Vie was also a member
of the Vermont Society or the Sons of
the American Revolution, Of Aurora
lodge Of Masons, and for - years was
treasurer OF the board Of trusteca OF tho
Washington county grammor school. 4
meeting Of tho Washington county bar
VIII hc hold t0-morrow morning at the
court house to mako arr1ngcmcnts for n
representation NJ tine funeral.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
SLASHES THE SALARIES
The House I1ii.s senate amend rcnts
{" Increase Pay of the I'rc-i-
dent and Others.

Washington, Feb. - With It's war
paint on, tho House OF Representatives
to-day by sweeping maiortios, many
times defed the Senate by rejecting fits
amendments TO the executive aDpropra-
tion bill, providing for salary increases
for tho President, the Nico-proei1ent, the
sneaker the judiciary and for the creation
OF tho Offices Of under secretary and
fourth assistant secretary Of state.
Party lines were obliterated completely.
Not during the present Congress has tho
speaker been compelled to WELD his
rnvel with such force to bring about or
der as to-day.
Tho battle wared for mora than six
hours at tho end Of which Tho hill was
sent 10 conference. a might session was
made imperative In order that further
discussion OF tho sundry civil appropria-
tlon hill which had dragged along FOR SOW
eral DAYS might be had.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
WHEN ARE DEER DEER?
Animals RAISED In Captivity Are Con-
tended tn he Different.

Albany, X Y. Feb. 23--In decision
to-dry the court of appeals overrllcd the
demurrer OF the American Express COM
pony to tire complaint against II by
Charles F. Dietrich who sought to enioin
tho company from refusing to accent
deer or yenison offered for shipment
marked as having been raised in connne-
ment md killed in Diotrich's private
preserve in Minhrool, Dutchoss county
Mr Dietrich contends that deer raised
IN captivity and so killed are not deer or
venison under meaning of the law pro-
hlhitiug common carrier from trans
porting moro tNan two deer IN ono son
son Nc hclds also that II is necessary
70 XII n certain number or bucks In his
heard OF 200 yearly hecause they fight
with the other animals tn, case now
viii ne trio1 on its merits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
MRS. BOOTH IN HOSPITAL.


New York, Feb, a. i--Mrs. Maude BAL
linston Booth, wife OF General Booth OF
the Volunteers Of America underwent a
surgical operation today for append
citis. According to one OF the surgeons,
the operation WAS entirely successful
and Mrs. Booths recovery is expected,
Members OF her family hope that she
viii bs able u resume active work IN
the early summer.
Mrs. Booth has not been in good health
for some year. several times when she
has been visiting the orgoui2Rtl0n iu Na-
r'ous p8rs ~ tine country sho has boon
'Dnipcl'"G to srop rr, Hrd e. 20 o.
hCspiial Hor trouble is attributed to
an affection OF tho hear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25
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ham. Roy G. NenGor Of Sprincneld N1,ss
and 7. J Ferris or Nt7rctoNr. 1.ran,,
| A Bond. WHO has been ecriouelv sick md
| was reported % being worse Tuosdov ie
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| patroio has returned TO Greenfield. Ailee.
| aftnr - short visit to HOY nieco. Mrs
cyril Rrune.ie.--Mrs. Helen T. Campbell
went ~ Now Work Monday night
The taking of testimony for the de-
fence I'm ths case OF Noah Lathrop rs.
frank @ L'Tarne was continued all
day "Wednesday. During the afternoon
session }" W. BAILEY Of Montpelier,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25

n sister OF tho groom and Miss Carolyn
Moore Of Springfield Mass Tho untron
OF honor was Mrs. Ernoet Ir. Martin %
Mount Holly, y. j., an aunt OF tho bride.
and the ring bearor. Miss Dorothy Mil
cr The groomsruan was Allen H. Britton
oF llartand and tho ushcrs Herbert
M'or. Carl Cameron and Arthur Hough
OF White River Junction and Joseph
Reals of Keone. y. II. After tho core
monv reception was held at tho brides
home. The couple will take trip to Son
York and Philadelphia and upon Urir
return WIN 1.-Two In white River JunU-
Uou.