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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

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GLoAMING-T. Y. s.. San Diego. Cal WA,
Is meant by the .gioaming -
Generally the word is applied 10 the
dusk Of early evening or evening twi-
light. Some writers have applied the
word to the twilight of the morninr
as. for instance. Tristram. who wrote.
Ine cleaning of approaching dawn"
lMAIGRAST-F., Santa Rosa Cal H..
mucn money Is an Immigrant supposed IN heve
when be lands in the United Stafesa
The law says that in the renort oe
immigrants which the master of a ves-
sci must present to the authorities ~
shall make appear how much less thar
$50 any immigrant has.
P0LES-G. +. r.. Truckee Cal. A ,u,,.,.
or poles are set on level stretch Of rronnd
mile In length, Just so many feet aparT Thae
there Is hIll one mile in length measn,rs-l ~
the base. VIII il take more poles ON fne - n IN IN
than Il does ON the levels
1t will not.
CALL BUTLDING--A Reader. San lose e.,
How many stories there in The CaiI mill.
Ing. San Frsnciscos '"'id'
Eighteen from the sidewalk linz IN
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

|\WEDDINGs and dsou.Lnss tam /. par var
w riety of interesting gossip and
entertainment this week The deou-
tante has her round of teas and lunch
cons. while the bride to be has an
equal share of attention, and there Is
the news of one or two weddings to
lend formal aspect to the frivolous
record. The wedding yesterday of Miss
Ethel Lincoln and John Ralston Ham
ilton was celebrated very quietly at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Je-
rome Lincoln, in Scott street, with only
the relatives and closest friends of the
couple in attendance. The interesting
ceremony was performed by Right
Rev. William Ford Nichols in, the pres
ence of about so guests The bride wore
a gown of white satin, embelllShed
with rare lace and finished with lace
veil. She carried a bouquet or orcnids
and lilies of the valley. There were no
attendants, and the service was marked
by simplicity, although there was a
pretty floral setting of American
beauty roses, Carnations and foliage In
the hallway, and the dining room was
decorated with roses. There was an
informal reception after the ceremony,
and the couple left for a honeymoon
trip to the east and probably TO Eu-
rope The bride is charming girl, and
one of the most accomplished of her
set, but has devoted herself to philan-
thropic work rather than to society
The Lincoln home in Scott street and
the country home at st. Helena, how
ever, have been noted for hospitality
Among those at the wedding yesterday
u
Mrs. William Hamilton. Miss Laura
Hamilton, Miss Edna Hamilton. Miss
Alexandra Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Breeze. The couple will return to
reside in this city after the tour
abroad
A number of informal teas and
luncheons that are set for this week
and next promise happy round of
activity for the younger girls, for these
days are devoted to the debutantes and
their friends. One of the pretty debu-
tantes who will be the central figure at
many teas of the near future is Miss
Amy Bowles, who will be introduced at
an elaborate party to be given by her
mother, Mrs Philip Bow1es November
27 at the Fairmont. A day or two later
Miss Bowles will be the feted guest at
a tea to be given by Miss Helen Jones
at her home in Buchanan street Miss
Jones was one of the most popular de-
butantes OF last season. and one of her
closest friends was Miss Bowles. who
makes her formal bow this winter.
The two girls will enjoy many of the
parties this winter together.
Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick's luncheon
today at the Fairmont is an event for
which MANY of the debutantes and
younger girls have been anxfously
waiting The complimented guest at
the informal party will be Miss Nina
Jones, who is visiting here from Santa
Barbara Another event on the debu-
tante,s calendar is the tea that Miss
Dorothy Van. Sicklen will give next
Sunday afternoon at her home.
Hiss Marian Zeile is one of the debu-
tantes who will be feted this season.
The number of pleasant affairs already
scheduled for this attractive, girl is
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Denn1an School Role
Has Notable Names

D. Sc.oo po1s meofth pupils the Denman school,
~ ~ - I hear talking of forming alunlnae
Notable Names
which
A
merely graduates
Hermann Oeichs CIessie Far)
father Senator James
enjoying period especially belief IN democratic p
Robinson Aene one OF 1he
attended the Dennan Eleanor
Kent pria Mabel Dennan graduate
learned their lessons IN parsng
Lokhart OF the
attended Den
Mrs John Charles Adams Erne
Charlotte Thompson
the playwright Salvation Army lieutenant m Mrs FkcS
always proud she graduated from the
old Denan The about the
ctyun a anewbu building is erected
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Coming Session
Of Congress
Will Be Bitter

the during the Yet be denied that much
expected OF Mr. Tas forthcoming message The president
said enough addresses demonstrate that he
extensive program OF which the leading
vesa will be scheme of legislation for the
of powers coal lands. forests and phosphate BEDS which
hitherto have been large degree exposed exploitation
greed without economical the Just
Pensaon public property the treasury There
doubt that embttered fight will be made the floor of
congress and The mnnence of this fight and the
certainty that Mr. Taft will back up with all his might the Roose
Welt policies in this regard may help explain the effort OF Wall
the customary back fire with the that the pro-
posed legislation will hurt business
In the relation the controversy between Pnchot and
Banger becoming and the time be distant
when showdown be called for by side the other
Bangr crowd accusing Pnchot of procuring the publication
of the CLAWS charges against the secretary of the
The other hand Washington that Pncot has called
the president for definition of relations that involve his
resignation the alternative the polite dismissal of Banger.
Washington dispatch Chicago Tribune says the subject
OF affairs in the presidents hands
The important be to his
will
Secretary Balnger The prepared
which believes
credited
relations between Bng and Pnhot decidedly strained
President Salt Lake that both could
reply, will be public within
until shall have assembled,
a congressional will be precipated
personal more passion than any
of and there already enough
make the coming session bitterly controversial
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
The lnsider
Writer Hits Himself
i'm Attacking Others

perpetrated cynicms pentuly sprinkle the
the volume he issued called The World OF SUCKERS
called th dreamer for his poee so
he looks the uIeAe
classic lips and eyes that seem
world or suckers nc
ana
ponceived of the sentiments held by lovers
honest soul OF either Inc
quick, the pessin the happiness SeeN' W
suckers acorohs
practical looking
article after all Ana
in greaes
bohemia will ever more
himself osaphare, dreamer
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
IA Navy
/ With a
Bodyguard

dangerous temptation powerful neghbors
ships away To be the Canadian navy could fall
mother and call the might OF England protect
but deserving navy But navy that needs bodyguard
possession of dubious value.
The situation chiefly created by the ambition
politicians and patriots who want home promised
They do their ships be
by the British admiralty This aspiration inspires Winnipeg
Tribune remark:
Every with enough brains his head influence him
with the possible exception small utramontan Quebec)
render Canadian be effective
indeed be OF value whatever must be
which would be scattered about like agu appearance
Indeed they talk unkndly Manitoba of scheme calling
the tnpot navy This is what trying mix mitarisr
with politics. 1t does work very man cruiser with
ward politicians If well programmed
navy might be useful in primary election it would
for much in
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
The PheIan
Cast Iron
Dogs

The nature OF the distinction clear and the
promotes the suspicion that the
roads have Tor explained fallen under Mr. Pheans
dispeasur We do not know whether the Mission neigboood
this would under Mr.. Pheans suburb
but unhappy of Mr. Phean satuary exhibition
his spacious lawn in Valencia before the might
punishment.
Mr. Pheens assumption of the functions of arbter taste
for San Francisco might protest the sverng ghosts
OF those dogs and pot the city that
made groesque laughing stock important thorough
fare If the conhagaton that avaged San Francisco
other good least delivered from the nightmare Mr.
Phelans private collection of front yard stauary
Mr. Phean adds that the charter to have some
responsible public body devoted to the c artistic
safeguard and public places and he indicates
commission that body AS Mr.. Phean commits
may be felt that he ngoous sur-
for his deunct pack OF dogs which to look
hungrly at his herd of pot metal deer
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Oakland Takes Another
Step IN Advance

OAKLAND has taken more long step forward following
up the line OF progress indicated by the unanimous
vote to borrow large of money Improvement
OF its water 'front.' the erection of public buildings the nsaa
ton of modern municipal apparatus.
Things moving rapid pace Oakland impetus
admiration well confidence The united spirit
the citizens with The city
has by the of Tuesday added impressive OF
valuable territory its charter limits with corresponding gain
of population and taxable property.
Oakland thus becomes city of the very
well as in fact OF this only the natural accretion OF
affiliated territory The real Oakland big point
population today by the The
OF the charter line only includes naturally
aud geographically have belonged Oakland from the beginning
The extensive annexaions merely phase of legitimate
municipal evolution ~
Again The Call offers the people of greater
Oakland for the united spirit of progress of which this weeks
elections have given such striking evidence.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
congressman
IMcLachlan S
| Position

political standing and affiliations He certainly grossly mistaken
he believes that San Francisco does desire the
of line of steamships If has been no local
enthusiasm of his
that people ereabouts did take his proposition seriously
The fact isand may well be plafnv-that the
current belief regards Mr. McLachan congressional product
politics,
impression has prevailed that his steamship really
be pressed The establishment line such as Mr.
proposes would put Pacific Mail steamship
company of the business That corporation belongs to
the Southern Pacific for obstrucng competition
the impression has prevailed that McLachlan was like
wise of the of the big corporation
The Call pleased to learn Mr. assurance
that this his political affiliations is quite
and think he be the fullest support
of San Francisco for his when comes to urge it on
His position which doubtless sincerely held appears
to indicate that Walter Parker somehow slipped a cog
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Elimination
of Professional
IForsers

ton since 1895 have aggregated $9 whereas total losses
OF association banks by these the period
SA65 This remarkable showing nearly all the big banks
belong to the association The last annual report of the detective
agency says:
Prior yearly thousands dollars
burglar
banks no and
whose
foot freight by night being
The former bands of professional ogers
The forgeies
beginner There of
We
the perfect the evidence the
the principals
San Francisco the prosecution
that broke dangerous of orgers The of
Becker this broke the skilul
America Becker complete artist forgery negecng
precation and perfect handwork His
triumph for the late Captain Lees of the Francisco police
Without Becker execute the work the gang poweres
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

line OF steamships owned and operated BY
the national government between Pacific
coast ports and Panama
If Mr.. McLachlan is correct in his accu.
sation he owes it to the generally accepted
although possibly mistaken ect;r,,+a ~ -;
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

capacity OF arbiter elegantiarum for San
Francisco he thinks that the bells and their
supports might be well enough were they
located on country roads or in the suburbs, .
but he holds that they are not good enough
for the streets of the chief city of our state .
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

peacefully minded and good neighbor on the
north. Canada is considering the installation
of neat little navy.
Now the fact is that a small navy is
about the most useless toy in the world II
is worse than useless because If suDD1ies 2
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

HR JAMES d. PHELAN writes The in defense of
IVt his objections the installation of the Canine bells
San Francisco streets by the Native Daughters
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

THERE is some disturbance Wall street and certain
reguariy prices explanation of which it is declared
President Taft work revolutionary
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Railroad
And Other


Mr. Brown and his colleagues will obscure the their
cloud words unfortunate official
habit The painful labor of making record often consgns
historical document oblivion Yet
discourage Mr. Brown his useful purpose right
OF history and bespeak for him patient hearing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

ME troubles and peplexties that assa young and ambitious
making its first plunge the uncharted mill
illustrated
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

winch VIII Keep congress busy for months
and unsettle business"
People of calmer mind find in the
advancing rate for money on. call, due to the
movement OF crops, more rational cause
for the check to speculation that ran riot "on
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

ton by the state board for 1909, also every
thing relating to the assessment of railroads
for the four years last past
It is promise of what Horace Greeley
used to call some mighty interesting read
ing" and we venture to express a hope that
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

cautions taken and the active work of the
American bankers association. That organi
cation employs special police force ant
detective agency to follow up bank burglar:
and forgers. By reason of this work the
losses of banks not members of the associa
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Tells how the essays of poet have shattered tne
that he a dreamer and proved him cynie WIN
poor opinion of humanity but no dealist

rOU would as much expect shilling
shocker TO emanate from the cultured
pen of Henry James as to believe ione
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

ME profession avocaon as YOU NAV choose to
call it. of bank robbery losing vogue
it has been made bv reason
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

. EPRESENTATIVE McLACHLAN of Los Angeles com
plains that he has had support from San Francisco 70
his pending before compress establish
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

NHAIRAAN Alexander of board of eouaiza
ton writes that m has been decided give through
- the press everything which in any way equaiza
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18

Miss Ellen O'Sullivzn. who has been
visiting relatives in Los Angeles and
other southern cities, will return next
week and remain here for an indefinite
r-isi
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

Hon FRANKLIN S Books former Congress from
TINS state and member of the College Board Of
trustees writes the following reference which
IS OF interest to all who have the welfare
II Is OF the most Board will do
full duty aiming place the head of ucb col
the land.
II have of paper April 9TH enclosing the editorial on
= :
quite agree with the that the
INSTITUTION and where disagree the difference mainly academic
think Secretary Wilson would have the
man IN every for the institution number
" years. but his reapponment Cabinet deferred the
Possibility OF getting him long that do not think !.
wise wait longer.
With regard to further efforts in the President
o to assure that the plenty of time
IKE selection which the and friends
Will support and when the selection very much hone
that viii support.
The dfcu the College has been grossly and
arisen from the condition and that n
want OF harmony in the faculty which general but
nned to veryfew and entirely degree of publicity
and newspaper criticism directed the
With the right at its head there our Aor;
tura College should be leading
OF the kind in the United States that mean. in ~
world. = Ae
Let me again express to appreciation your interest in
the institution which brought
mentioneo.' Very truly yours
FRANKLIN s. Books
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

PEOPLE who subscribe pay paper
have the least criticism make
The kicker the fellow who generally paper
and lets his subscription
paper This as bad running knd:of
trying to beat And will find this
for boosting having his
property mentioned laudable
uay The only people who have
and yet they the most the
paper The borrower the croaker, the migrate
ty from standpoint
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

THE who have retired office
apoogist for their They performed
according to law and in faithful They
affairs excellent shape There
of Obligations they have
without fear or
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

telegram from Washington the Denver tha
Hon John F. Vivian, chairman Republican
Colorado is likely to pick the best plum off the potca
The position for which
of the
good salary and considerable prestige
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

The second annual Colorado ExDosition
will be held Denver beginning September closing the
18TH The ASSOCIATION has secured grounds
Park
manner that beokens be of the
most liberal character and the list the public the
latter part OF next month Acopy of this premium
tanned by addressing the Secretary G.
success tha attended the first efforts last
aces th with the experience the careu planning
Tor the future the second Exposition
the former and wsrank high with the throughout the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

IHE change the political of the municipality
took place last Monday night. That O
scramble tor office than any consideration for
now evidenced by the rag chewing that going
the fellows who supported the ticket
standing out the cold office Charges
and snubs freely openly
nate enough to have the long knocked
longer does one hear that sweet tale of change
which pahetica told before election
are covert and expressions of tn
change.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

ITO call CALI is the worrying question with gov
He is between dangerste danger of
doing something contrary his danger
doing ythng
first.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-24

PoL1cs make bdfelos the of whchis strong
y evidenced by the aftermath the of the
successful The mghtier the platform.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-02
WORK OF DISTRICT
COURT IN THREE DAYS.

Since the close of the Wells trial
last week District Court has been bu-
sy with civil suits, occasionally TAX
ing up a criminal case. Some have
been reported from day to day. 9th
ers where final action was taken are
given below:
Mondays time was taken up with
a trial In chamber before Judge VIM.
II. Pope of the suit of G.. f. Gavin
against C.. e. Thomas. asking an in
junction and damages of $1,000 on
the claim hat plaintiff had bought the
good will in the lumber business of
defendant and hat defendant after
ward old lumber
Thomas Howard was given judg
ment for divorce from Prestinia How
ard.
Lee Eddleman against Joyce-Pruit
| Co, dismissed by plaintiff.
A decree of sale was made in which
Wildly Lee sells lot AZ in Lea's subdi.
vision to TotZek & Finnegan for $500.
Frank B. Grant of Elida was given
temporary license to practice law.
j. S. Townsend against w. A. Cald-
we'll and others. dismissed by plain
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the afternoon. Here too the guests
received their first greeting and
served with delicious punch by Miss
Mary Quarterman and Miss Lena
Woodruff. Just inside the hall they
were met by Mrs. rigner and Mrs.
Roy Daniel Masters John Peck Jr..
and Edwin Westmoreland took cards
in their cunning childish way. In the
hall was another punch bowl, presid-
ed over by Misses Laurea1 Peck and
Myra Martin. These little Misses in
their costumes Of pink and white.
with their dainty girlish manners,
leant charm to the picture and here
was the first suggestion that the color
scheme for the afternoon would be
pink. white IN green, which was
most a~rtistically carried out.
Just inside h parlor door the hos
tess one of Roswelps fairest young ma
irons gowned in pink silk wolfe over
~taffeta, met her guests and introduc-
ed them to the guests of honor. Mo
Their Pee a charming lady of the old
school, wore a black wolfe dress, and
Mrs. Westmoreland a beautiful white
lace over white silk. Mrs. R.. F. Bal
lard, sister of the hostess was also in
the receiving line and wore an exqui-
site gown of pale green satin.
The guests were invited to the din
ming room by Mrs. Ralph Parsons and
Mrs. c. A. Baker. The decorations
were beautifully carried in parlor
and twinkled from out hoods of pink.
mingled with green vines draped all
the muriel openings . The house was
darkened and electric lights cleaned
and twinkled from out hoods Of pink
Pink shades were used on the many
candle sticks and candelabra.. she'd
ding a rosy light on the whole inter
ior. Ferns. palms. cut flowers e
used profusely, throughout the rooms
Transforming them into a veritable
bower of beauty.
In the dining room the ENTER of at
traction was h beautifully decorated
table, vines reached from chandelier
connecting ii on all sides. In the cen
ter was an immense boquet of pink
and white flowers scattered here and
there were cut glass dishes contain
ing pink and white cmfwpy. making
a pretty effect and carrying out the
color scheme perfectly. Mrs. Cobean
presided over the dining room.
Lucy Seay, Florence Howell. Clara
and louie Ogle assisted in serving an
| elegant two course luncheon. The
colors pink and white were USED
| again in the ice cream and cake.
Each of the guests was presented
with a small boquet of green and
| white flowers tied with pink ribbon
as a souvenir.
Goo byes were then said and each
and all voted it a very successful par
ty cleverly planned and carried ont.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Peck
| entertained the assisting ladies'. their
husbands and gentlemen friends al
five hundred and a most enjoyable
| time was spent.
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Mr.. Peck. The hours were from 400
to 600 and the afternoon being an
ideal one, almost everyone of the one
hundred and forty five invited guests
responded.
The festive occasion was first an
nou1ced from the porch, where amid
bright navajos and cushions was sta
TONED the Norvell orchestra, which
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-02

tiff.
Fl. r.. Bonham against j. NJ. Cowles.
judgment by default for $1,000 also
fees, costs etc.. amounting TO $16S.O2
and interest, with order of sale of the
Sc quarter of 1-14-25 suit having been
brought on a note for $1,000.
j. w. Hauser against w. r. Bate.
Judgment lby default on a note.
amounting with fees etc., to $376.26.
and interest.
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A beautiful reception was h one
given by Mrs. John c. Peck at the
Peck residence on South Kentucky
avenue on last Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her guests. Mrs. NJ. E.
Peck and Mrs. E. r. Westmoreland of
Lockhart, Texas. mother and sister of
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-02
G. C. Welter, Air Navigator.

The Denver Post has wired its cor
respondent here, r. T. McClung, for
a biography and photograph of Grow
err Cleveland Welter. with his views
on air navigation. The Post is get
ting up a mites among air naviga-
tors and it may be that G.. C. Welter
will contest for the $4,000 prize they
are going q put up.