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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
PREPARING PLANS FOR AUTO CONTEST
Annual Twenty-iOur Hour Con-
test Will Be Held on
Memorial Day

the same storage battery used 10 sup
ply the other electrical devices. Mes
sages may be sent when the car IS
speeding over the road at the rate OF
may be established when il is at p
standsfiil. It has radius of 900 miles
so that those operating tt VIII always
be IN touch with some city even
though they are travelling through an
inaccessible section
OIier WorthinstOn are in receipt
OF sample of Speare's lubricating oil
=. Tor automobiles
Oil for which they have
""e,"E ar, !. White" This oil
is for use in high
compression motors and for racing
stunts As its name indicates IL is as
clear as crystal and Al the same time
possesses that nigh quality of viscoslty
which permits of its being used under
the most trying conditions. IL is the
result of a series of elaborate labOra-
tory tests. which are being conducted
at all times by the manufacturers in
order to increase the efficiency OF their
product TO the highest possible point.
This oil has been used with remark
able success IN the east on high pow
cred and fast running motors
Accompanied by party Of friends.
Robert MeMulIen of Oakland made a
trip 10 Lake county
Thomas Flyer Thon,as siV cvlin-
On the Hills der % horsepower
eyer. He was ac-
companied by DR. j. NJ Stadlar Dr.
Paul LAM. Dr William Friedman. Dr.
Archie Kerr. Frank Frost and John
Smith. They had splendid trip.
which McMulIen reports in the follow
ing letter: Il have just returned from
a trip all through Lake county with
my Thomas and Will say that / never
before have seen or driven a car that
will handle the roads and do the real
hard work that my car will. Pieta
grade and everything on the high-nO
shifting at all. Did not do anything
but ride and enjoy ourselves. We took
no ones dust and will never take ii IL
the road Is wide enough to pass as
we have the dope TO do il with.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY of Me1 HOUSE

The law of nature is that certain
quantity of work is necessary to pro
duce a certain quantity of good of any
kind whatever il you want knowl-
edge you must toll for 1t: if food yo,
must toll for it; and If pleasure, you
must toll for it.-Ruskin.
/. (. +.
The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Broiled Honeycomb Triple,
Maitre d'Hotel Butter,
Dreamed Potatoes,
Dreamed Toast,
Cocoa, Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Potato "Gnocchi''
Smoked Beef.
Pineapple Tapioca Sponge,
Boiled CuStard,
Tea.
DINNER
Hamburg Steak, Tomato Sauce,
White flashed Potatoes,
Asparagus la Borghese,
Chocolate Eclairs,
Half Cups of Coffee.
q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
PROPOSALS
nFrlcE cnNsrRucrING ouARTERMAs TER.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER.
Fort Mason. San Francisco. Calf, May 5. 1909
Sealed proposals, in triplieate. FOR constructing
Gymnasium and Bowling Alley and installing
plumbing electric wiring and fixtures therein ar
Fort Barry CALIFORNIA; will be received here
til IL o'clock A. NJ. June ). 1909. and then
opened. Information and blank forms OF pro
posals furnished on application deposit Of SIS
will be required TO insure return OF plans etc.
Proposals TO be inelosed in sealed envelopes.
marked Proposals for Gymnasium. Etc. Fort
Barry, Calf" and addressed 10 MAJOR GEO.
AIaE- WILLIAMSON, Quartermsster, U. s. A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
LETTER THREATENS THE
LIFE OF MAYOR WHITE
Sacramento Executive Ordered
to Leave Town Within Week
Especial DISC atch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 14-Mayor
White is in receipt of threat against
his life unless he leaves town within a
week When he opened his mail this
morning among the letters was one
which read:
You must leave town within one
week. as otherwise we will force you to
go. either by dynamite or something
else when you least expect it. We have
too many reformers and grafters like
you on hand and we shall get rid of
them by degrees.
JOHN DIGGS
"One of the Committee
That fellow has blown his horn "
remarked the MAYOR as he tossed the
letter into the waste basket. He says
he will not worry about it. The police
We're not even notified.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

GOVERNOR APPOINTS sUPERvIsoR-sacr
mento. Nav 14-Goyernor Gillett appointed F.
W. V.tterline to fill the place made vacant by
the death of Frank Mitchell, supervisor of the
fifth supervlsoral district of San Luis Obispo
county. today
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
A. E. Hunter Is Making ar
rangements for Endur-
anCe Event
By r. r. L'HOMMEDIEU


committee will begin preparations to-
day for the "a hour endurance contest
Of the Automobile dealers associat ton,
which will take place on Decoration
day. Charles s. Howard, chairman of
the committee. who had charge of the
event. has been laid up at home on ac-
count of severe attack of the grip
and in his absence Hunter is carrying
on the plans.
l. H. Bill; manager of the coast
branch of Thomas B. Jefrery & Co.
-------... received copy Of
ns%sf., By 1s sissr w ~Fts s9
D-- San Jose The
letter tells of
the top of Mount Hamilton. The
judges Rambler was sent to the top
with eight passengers. 1t made the
W WI Journey on the, high. although
times. 1t was by far easier going up.
for when the return trip was made the
car was not provided with nonskidding
oeVices and 1t was slow work all the
way down.
The E. r. Thomas company has fur
nished Miss Blanche Bates with a
Thomas Flyer so
Has New Auto ped that it is
=. xerItabie hotel on
peess to cross the continent in her csr
Miss Bates Will leave New York early
IN June. Her journey will be made in
the car. which has been fitted with all
the devices and comforts of a modern
hotel. Portable tents will be pitched
by the roadside and lighted at night
Dy electricity furnished by the ear.
The cooking viii be done bv elecTricifIr
and electric fans will be used TO keen
the temperature of the tents com
fortably cool on sultry nights The
rel rk- n 10
viii be a radio wireless telephone
which win be placed in the tOnneau
and which is available for use any mo,
ment The power is obtained from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

should be used. If the ice has not been
made fine enough to pack closely. hits
Of newspaper may be used to fiji the
vacant spaces.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

special preparations are Cough Ginger. Tea and
Herbs for Colds and Opium Abstainer's Food.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

OIlier & WOrthington are in receipt
OF sample of Speare's lubricating Oil
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
Oil for
Racing Cars

Accompanied by a party Of friends
Robert McMulIen of Oakland made a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

l. II. Bill. manager of the coast
branch of Thomas B. Jefrery & Co.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
An Experience
In n Rambler

The Z. r. Thomas company has fur
hished Miss Blanche Bates with a
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-02
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future and that handling
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-02

The Methow Canal Companys Apple Lands
Sold exclusively by
THE FUREY-CULVER COMPANY OF
Seattle. Portland. Wenatchee, Spokane.
Address all communications to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
RAILROAD
SHOWING
BUILDING
ACT|V|T

The Fort smith aud Western Rals
way Company Is again contemplating
extcnslnu 0f iis llnp from lsl Renl lD'
some point on the Red river The
company has been cemmunlc ling
With the chamber OF commerce AZ An.
adarko aud .awion regarding balldlng
thioneh thoac cities and cUnfereaceH
VIII be hello IN yhaae cities in lho near
iuttlge The Fort Smith and Western.
bnili from Fort smith Ark,
To Guthrie and later purchased the 81
Louis. El Reno and Western between
Guthrie aud la Reno
Henry A Enslen ot New York, hea
Of The banking frin oi i1. ID. Shepard
Co.. who have been hackers. IN Okla.
homa, of The Santa BE, Liberal and
Englewont igBllroad ever since the
prospect was n-raniyed several yenrs
ago. visited Western oklahoma during
The past week for the purpose Of ia.
vesllgai.ne ccndillnns prior u bceiue
ming construction d IS to De built
from point nc4r llps M0inea. N MA
Through nla Beaver county, ln 0kla-
hqma. % lgnglewood Kans. where
connections viii Re made vita the
Alehlson, Topeka and lulo Fc An.
other llnc sill run from Beaver t'liy
soulhwatd along lhe Canadian Riyer
Valley ia Guthrie aud 0klhOma CITY
The company went SO iae tul years
ago MS d pay the condemnation price
Ter right ol way over the stale achOul
lands III Woodward county ani ether
Western Oklahoma cnunllea Mr gn
sign assucs the pt ipla Of Oklahoma
1Aat Tho roal win be- eOnsirueled
Active work II nav progressing ON
construction ~ the Clinton and Okla.
hama.Tesa Railroad which was organ
.yel by Col g. G. Goldman Of Fort
Smith. ARK The arsJ link Is being
built between Clinton aud rutlar. the
rlentlnn being 10 extend west across
the Panhandle counlrs Of Tcxas salif
lng the last week Homer j Blhb, su.
reflntendeni and diNirlbuiing agent
far lhe chegenna anA Afanahe Indians.
rrivn1 ifcm Washington to oversee
lfe selecting Of fight Of WY acroes
Indian hn55 for ths railroad
Gaining OUTFITS were shipped during
The past weex to Quanah. Tex. TO be.
Gin construction OF {Hu extension Of
he st Louis, sap Fvanelsc0 and ~.
y Raliro.d from Quanah % Roswell
nj A. This siil connect 1t Quanah
VIII lae main line X tho Frisco from
I Lnuis through oklahoma aud "a
tltus with tho main line Of the Orient
Such an extension Of the Fflsea hat
heel corr mplated Tor several years
Al Roswell = VIII eannecl etta other
Vontincuial lines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
Oklahoma Book By
Oklahoma Woman
aashfle the Scene sf Novel BY King.
.tshsf WomaH.


Qathrle tne seene g Novel py King
aphef WoWaH
0aat0ma Fl ultimately u atialn q
Hsaec ln lha aBFl4 as ieiiegs oi lhaI
fAtl Rn hafneAl II seen ln ihe recent
h uuhAsaea nh Priest " Freien.
def hy FfeHAss aefkaley cuanlpe-
atu
tbn rc4aes St ae stury are laid ln
aHtAr|a th4 I.ma & the failure Of
ss. f.anl kaslaaeI hnnk nina around
s.si n6slf sra uaQaa lhn incidenta ID
sha uloi Tha oalflals 81 mat lnsli.
usinn I'M nai.,a.nus nfh9F rhagartera
s4a ea ihlais eesIad 81 N ha egslsg
eao95,I4sM N hase Familiar alih la
es hiSlrFs aaa Iaelaenta
de eom tAa lairlaaes hlgh
aNsns. aas IL rssnniur fleasiar
,hn sfofs ST y,a Scam 1bo "a
.saS vim 6la aeeles isstsral sfud.cs
AZ '.,s,,atatlae gaf 4aklne nrtafs as
ljonI loaa lells gsr,ia 10
az eusn. en4l.es 4, wlasents tiu,h.
fI.k nif, saa ss6a seslnaely dahas.
s,..s MILL a.ssth psss take. -lnnif..
lhnasai er asearaetai lncdcnlal Is
AsN 4.aips Kss sha pfleeshuad N me
NAaeY iasa4ANg egsh ahlf ha Is ~.
4NriFa bs a!shnh pallow oi whom
ofo.saa The iralunsy rnd
tIsair,iyanasa s. Father nltsrdo NJ
4'nlh ( 6tfne n,atlnfs q 4 cleih M
sl.n .fnoe ntanl@ fs3 RI the and AZ
ESl 1 = .5....,.s 49,. ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

be secured. provided that they were
all contiguous and together ran Up
10 a certain ntmbef Of acres TM
agent would hunt ep a lull blood lil-
dian who b'd NOT yel solicited hia AIN
lolmant ana Offer him 6 cash censii,
er4ti0n 70 iilc cn . tract Of land slthn
the limits Of the proposed pasture,
fuuishlass hsm with plat to ba pee.
senled = The commission
Government Surveyor Aided.
Tho commission hea adopted lte
rule iluwefer Of recurring that tito al
lctes must have visited lhb lind
which h requested and be sure that
be wanied t Nh most casnt govern
mnnt surveyor waa also senl out Win
tie lna1n I'd ihe land which be want
ed % make tHre that the descriptions
acre rleai and by Tie strict anfifee1
manl al these rules lhn piaHa Of tie
ealtlemen Ne'e very Seaerally .t.ls.
tratad.
At TIE last aegslon ot e9nsgesg 4
law was passed permltins tie 1sagas
To sell Iaelf surplus laads. Including
nearlg thfse.fonrlhs of % Total allui
iaRnta. of nraflg ln0' lf aefes A
new pIln hag hrbn d9ntca In regard
io the sale 1T these andsi ba lnsleaa
of ltltlns them All go on hit oF
miss plan aa was hr clse when The
lesIfiallpls Warn Acmorrtl from fhe
lands of lhe Five Civilized irihea the
l9nds 10 he anld win be held ever uil
iil nest October and all sold q ollee
aaverq reasons are adeaneei ipf
the adoption On this rlan One la that
ID all pllep enough lant On TIM MAR
kel n nae limo lp allf4eE h9Ha baa
farmer ircm AN parts af ihe euunlfyt
rs wuuld my ulhe opeulng tlll
be Il ! Time when farmers hate lha
limo % aaare ln come q Oklahoma
IaH1 loot 81 the land Il elll pfegeui
The land from failing into lhe haHda
Of speeuiatnrs and Wh nlte baua llde
settlers VINO WHIT 70 build hamea
chance Ia Rot \ a what tie Eoeefa'
menl eonsldprs fnlr price.
EyefY o9agp Nhe wants IL sell al3
land must have application uh eaFi
talil form n deemed renapeialii W
handle he prncreis o. lls lsAdA. aa
nj ii she Osagus are, be sl| hF
InNdi 10 aall Without nnY string on
the hs II lhe mnheg II not TIE CIV
eshmenl VII retain spnefFlslna &
lhuial{ the .ipalpH Is NlllleA =
paFi sdnl Il, n lesnqlA fle'WA Hl'ils n
sfenlalhder 50 fllron anafaf laztall.
meals 1T 6 Oct cent Interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

after years 90 Intimate a6u alHlaneo.
shiH e Statesman. q inFlsl. ard lihan
eiaf reader oi human aeiera stHs
denl SIT, hc srasped qnaa aHs ag
lhe aa and handled tham aiih a
aamate sslll aud Case
@se had never bad lAe llns 6 mas
IS. BIT als sisters he doiiEea an6 ha
numbered among BITS ardea admIferg
maay Wemen of culture. lls as &
phllesepher and Ia bis STUDY q aHlee
be tafkesi oul many rotleea d lilt
@hpas ultimate 8cluian Has aasef
meie IS chapvowoIk D. eavss
AS b abe wcueh "a Gle sase
veil stal Maiier Nlalt ID av tt lar
indsmeal 81 ihe indi leual teaHa'
.akeu ~ & whole ihe ba8k IS ahf
calculated .nr an cyenlhsH nHleslsb.
nlenl HnA ils loeel cular Is aeeh lhal
4 helds d narllrlilag luiefss Tor Tho
oklahema Bkluphac white gha.e
arr aelne tradiiles lroN la manas
point lllrgt} wcfkH1ashlp ihe
hpnh giNe amlsn al hrltee thing
ard II Il indeed pleasing e mute hgs
the aiHher q cngpsee on auoiheF
story
Frilpees licfkc'cy ,u1nlarham H
one II pkitrnas rlonaer Wamtu
tie alfe 81 81 e tunnlnehaH e
Nfesnlneni HlngHshsr lawyer. shiny
eane in 1hlah nia a ne llme Of ll&
seneHlug t~cnly wears ago 1T Eng
liHa extt8niloH ear o9 her aneesiaf
was the gpapafr o. lha ianious nfugY
l.ane Theatre n Aord1n while annlh.
ef uns membor d the lluyal Iofss
Guards under tc lluke III WenlnM
ton Incidentally lbe guards wefr
nied fof their grssl strength aud
Stature
Af1 cAnnlneham Is enc aI The cul.
lnfea aud Intelligent ,omsn of lhe
new state and ihc rqssess9f eI q
flnrniHg personality SHE Is known
Iq many people Ii GuEhf.es
Isflesi Cf prelrnder i issued
from lhe press " the G II CLARK
Publishing company Boston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
Il wlp1W8 LUCK
cpit ahc Ttlna That Wae 8lowly Nlllt
lae Nsf.

onau tess lew eiiee kcpi hes
irYn lnF ras Hcr iile
sldeled Ter nang tesis, cllellf
from ilmhs eifh my heail with sc.
Nfto aen ea lHens1 ami ur.slt
fiq. anl aliboegt lnc8paeilaioi at
limr lA konsewrlk. id not
ilac he af4Nli9 "a my cnaditlln
lil we elect q for me lnanrinte.
leease eNanlnlne phgsican spid.
my nHaii Wa 81 bad hr cnnd NOT
ngss ma This sllslfpssea me very
much as ( Faa i wlGnW and had 4
rth : iepteden annH me- Il MAS la
proicsi ief intufe lhsl xaaid 10
nsufe mY llfe
Fortunately fer me- happened u
read p alAeil eiupni Containing q
leallmunla feum 4 man who had been
aliecled IA ste saine way lhtt wac
Wlln heart sfhnble an who wae cure
hF IpaylAa oIf coffee and using POS.
tam | syasnna 1t the hope thus held
unt, and male The change VI once
NY neailh aessn I, improve I'M.
meilslelN fhe headaches and ncuat
gla dlsaisreafed galaed In neah sni
my tppf. ~ came back 10 ne as once
HicaleSt q aIl. M heaft was 81 "a ID.
rhcdff1hl To Aasiahlik aid s63n al,
the dlstfrsaliiH tYmlHoms pass
way Teen aHaln made application
litr NC Insurance. aHd hAd 10 lrenbi
ln passing he me leH eAamlaaliln.
"it war seven years ago that | 0e
gan 10 nse Postum. and am ualng II
lallll and hhll continue rs 40 ss.
fnd iu II suafansee uf eooa health.
There's 4 Reason
Read the hle little book 'Ths Read
to Welltllp n nkff
ever fead ihe above elserf A nsel
enc anQcxrt from time 10 tImA. Thsa
afe nenNlrss tfua. md Inil 81 hun. II
Interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
IA ~
D DlO.o0
SI:3.85
S9.S5

The exquisite colorings Of
the new fabrics form a
verita5le bower Of Easter
Suit beauty. All the Paris
shades are to be seen. 1t is
infinitely the greatest style
show that has ever been
prepared; one that will
please, delight and fascinate
every woman who views it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
WOMAN FRIGHTENS
AWAY A BURGLAR
Surprises Intruder, Who Leaps
/ Through Window

OAKLAND, Aug 3.-Mrs w E.
Miller entered her home at 1921 Thir-
teenth avenue late last night to find
burglar standing in the dining room.
according to a report she made to the
police today. She said the intruder
took TO his heels when she appeared
and made an escape through dining
room and across a vacant lot
July % she reported an attempted
burglary to the police. saying the
house breaker, detected before he had
raised a. window, ran from the side of
the house and bolted over high fence.
Nothing was taken on either occasion.
]. B. Burns reported that a burglar
tried TO raise the side window of his
place of business at 1919 Broadway
with Jimmy last night and was seen
by Burns, who was working late in
the place. An alarm frightened the
window worker into fleeing.
Mrs. j. B. Montgomery of 1915 Web
ster street reported that somebody
mysteriously stole a battenberg lace
cloak, cream colored. and worth 500,
from her trunk.
While the occupants were absent
from E. Johnsons home at S31 Market
street last night it was broken into bv
burglars. who got good loot. From the
parlor the thieves took two clarinets.
worth SIS. and from a bedroom rented
by Domingo Michelli was taken $50
and gold watch.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
ASTRONOMERS WARNING
MOULTON EXPOSES SEE
EASTERN MAN HAS
FEELING OF PITY

II wish to point out that nOt~fth-
standing the evidence furnished by
Professor Sees paper of his familiar
ity with our work, and In spite of
the fact that at his request 1 fur
nished him reprints of my papers
several months in advance of his re-
cent announcement, there is in 1t no
direct or indirect reference to Pro-
fessor Chamberlain or myself. Or
dinariIy such conduct justifies the
use of strong terms in characterizing
IL, but In the present case I believe
astronomers and others who are ia
miIIar with the situation will fully
agree with me that these alterations
are more deserving of pity than of
censure."-PROF FOREST RAY
MOULToN, chief astronomer at Chi
cago university.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
NAVAL OBSERVER
GIVES "HIS" VIEWS

"In January of this year / was
able to announce that the planets
had all been captured by the sun and
not detached from that globe, as La
place supposed. Heretofore
ii has been very generally believed
that our moon was a pnrt of the
earth thrown OF by rapid rotation.
Now 1t is disproved. and we
have for the first time correct idea
of the origin of our moon. IL Is
nothing more or less than planet
that came to the earth from ceIes-
tiaI Spaee. On this point there Is not
the slightest doubt. We have mathe-
nIaticaIIy shown how the capture
could come abOut."-PROF. II. j. j.
SEE Of the Mare Island observatory.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
Shuberts to Select Site

Confirmation of the Shuberts' final
decision on a site for their downtown
theater, within a stones throw of the
st. Francis hotel, was not forthcoming
last night from Manager Cohn of the
American theater, who is the represen-
tative in the west of the Shuberts'
theatrical interests. 1t is possible, he
said, that a theater will be built near
the hotel named. but, thus far. no
definite arrangements have been made.
Meantime the eastern producers of big
plays are getting busy, he says. and
the lease of the Garrick theater by
Klaw & Erlanger. or by Gottlob &
Marx, is only another bit OF evidence
that the trust is getting anxious to
close with the Shuberts in this city in
a struggle to the death.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY So
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 19C
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY Southwest wind: clear; maxi
mum temperature Sc: minimum. so.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair. with fog;
light south winds. changing 10 brisk west
erly Page 13
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Congested Districts Board Is Ac-
cOmpIishing Good Results
With Policy of Paternalism
Better Methods of Agriculture
Are Being Successfully
Taught in Emerald Island
Fishing Industry on West Coast
and Various Manufactures
Are FOStered

TIE following article is the tenth in
the series by Hugh Sutherland written ex-
pressly for The Call and the PhilsdelphiA
North American These articles deal with
social and industrial conditions in Ireland,
as they have changed during the last sever
years and as they exist today.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
SYNDICATE TAKES
GARRICk THEATER
GOttlOb and Marx of Van Ness
Lease House for Trust"
Productions

Gottlob & Marx. proprietors and
managers of the Van Ness theater.
have taken over the Garrick theater.
and will begin to play trust attrac-
tions there November l.
This marks more activity in the
theatrical chess game, which began
few months ago when the Shuberts
announced their intention OF coming
into this city with line of syndicate
smashing attractions for the American
theater. the first of which would be
John Mason in The Witching Hour.
No one knows just why Gottlob &
Marx took over the Garrick, but the
prevailing opinion is that the move
was made to keep the Shuberts out
of an already established playhouse
and to conserve the interests which
Gottlob & Marx represent by closing g
with the Orpheum management which
controls the playhouse. and reserving
the theater, which was once the Or
pheum, for an additional line of at
fractions which Klaw & ErIanger pro-
pose to send to this city in opposition
to the Shuberf<