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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
PETS FOR SALE At
BARGAIN RATES
You Can Buy Cheap a Cat or Dog
Some Tlioughtless Owner
Has Left Behind.

ATS and dogs?
Who wants to
buy a cat or q
dog? If you do,
run up to the HUI
IN a II e S o ciety
Shelter for n
mails, in North
Fifth street, and
take your pick.
You will find all
kinds, from a
poor, lonely yell
low cur to a high
class Boston bull
pup, and from a
low-down, meas
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
EXHIBIT OF SUMMER SCHOOL WORK.

An exhibit of work in brass, leather
and bookbinding by pupils of the sum-
mer schools will be made at the Market
street annex of the High School, oppo-
site the Court House, tomorrow after
noon from 2 to 4 o'clock. Teachers and
pupils of the sumNer school are invited
to visit and inspect this exhibit.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
FUNERAL OF E. H. LOTUS THURSDAY

The funeral of Edward III. LOTUS will
take place at $3.50 a. IN. Thursday from
his late home, 20 Rutgers street. Serv-
ices will be held in st. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church. 1nterment will be in
the Cemetery OF the Holy Sepulchre.
1aenabers OF Local No. IA, United Hat
Hperica. are invited to attend
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived at New York To-day.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. Bremen.
Arrived Mt New York yesterday

SIS Vaderland. Antwerp, August :.
SIS Minneapolis. London, August I.
SIS Buenos Aires. Cadiz. August 3.
SIS New York dank), Rotterdam, August !.
IS Hesperus. Shields, August 4.
SIS Bermudian, Bermuda, August "A.
IS Coamo. San Juan, August IL.
Sc Frutera. Port Antonio, August 10.
SIS Joseph ]. CuneO, Port Antonio. August TO-
SIS Santiago. Havana. August ii.
SIS Corsicsn Prince, Trinidad. August Z
SIS Zulia. Etaracaibo. August T.
SIS Cienfuegos, Progreso, August 8.
IS Ofenbach, Fernandina, August 10.
SIS Ell Dia. Galveston, August 10.
S. Aragon Georgetown. 5. G., August 70.
SIS Garth, Georgetown, s. C.. August 70,
Arrived at Foreign Ports.
So Kronprinzessin Cecilie. at Bremen from
New York and Cherbourg.
IS Columbla at Glasgow, from New York.
IS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. at Hamburg,
from New York.
IS Kroonland. at Dover, from New York.
Sc Hellig Olav, at Christlansand, from New
York.
SIS Europa, at Naples. from New York.
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COP SO YEARS, He HAS
HAD FEW HOLIDAYS.
Frank TantuHl Was Once Ser
geant=at=Arms in Assembly.

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 17.-Frank
Tantum, who has rounded out thirty
six years of service as a policeman
here, has established the record of
having had only six Sunday holidays
in that period.
He is well known among New Jersey
politicians, for he served two years as
sergeant-at-arms in the New Jersey
Assembly.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17

from. Foreign Ports.
Outgoing Steamships.
Sail Today.

SIS Verona. foI New York, from Naples.
Sc Kansas City, for New York, from Swansea.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17

No ex perience necessary. Pay from start.
Must be between IL mi 20 years old. The
work is pleasant and interesting. Rooms
airy and light. Advancement rapid and
positions permanent. Everything done for
the conf Tort OF 6mployees. Work near home.
Apply ut Operators School. 8 A. M. to 8 P.
M, Room "a, 100 Market ST.. Newark.
The New York & naH Iarsar IaIanhnna ca.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07
SMALL RANCHES.

CHICKENS-GRAPES-
10000 acre ranches our beautiful San Mar
tin ranch, south of San Jose; improved or unim-
etc; this is one of the ideal locations IN Santa
Clara valley: only 10 miles from San Francisco;
price 500 per acre: monthly payments Of S14 IA.
including interest If desired; il you are looking
for a beautiful place to build up home aud
where you will get good returns out Of the land,
let US show you over our ranch.
C. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. T02 Market st.
MEXICAN and Texas timber colOnlzing land.
100000 acres pine and oak and hardwoods (;
choice; well located for export; $3.50.
$4,000 pine. oak. ash, hardwood So.
soc. 900 improyed~stock ranch and timber
100000 acres irrlgable land and stock. SI.I5.
ZOO, 600 acres cOlonizing lands 30c up
Texas and Mexico. all size tracts and all
classes OF timber and stock ranches. Reports
sent; information at office. DAVIS BURN
HAM TO4 Mills bldg, S. F.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

o---~-~--.---------~------~
SOL GETZ AND SONS Real Estate Dealers
Room 32s Chronicle Bldg.
$3.50 to s2oo-Getz Addition to Lakeview
level Ocean View and Excelsior Homestead
lots; s. monthly.
$3.50 TO S400-Near Parkside; new Sloat bouIe-
ward and carlines; superb view; very easy terms
Bargains in residence lots in Richmond Dis
trict: 18th av. bet and B SITS. All street
work done. Cant be beat. on easy terms.
Look at them today.
Choice lots in Sunset district. $500 TO 81 $50
10th av. near L St. fine view; 9th NJ
st. Easy terms. Sth bet and sts
Richmond Heights lots $500 and up. Sc $50,
fine cor I4th and c SITS on boulevard
2Tth to Both ayes. and SITS.
5000 to 81 e0O-Choicest Oceanside and boule-
ward lots; installments.
81. 400 to $1,000 Splendid cottages: good loca-
cations, easy terms.
oceanside Branch office. Cor. st. and 47th ay
Open Daily and Sundays
Call for diagrams and prices.
SOL GETZ & SONS Owners and Dealers
Room 1913 Chronicle Bldg.
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NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance to the
written consent Of the holders of more than
two thirds of the capital stock of the Ale
ghany Mining Company, a corporation created
under the laws OF the state Of California,
which said written consent has been obtained
and fled in the office of said corporation, to
remove and change its principal place of bust
ness from the city and county of San Fran
CISCO state Of California, to the CITY of San
Jose. county OF Santa Clara, state OF Califor-
mia. said removal change to take effect i'm
medately after the expiration of three t3l
weeks from the first publication Of this notice
Dated at San Francisco, California, the ODD
day Of June. 1909.
ALLEGHANY MINING COMPANY.
Rv i NJ. HASKINS. Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

THOMAS r. HAYMAN.
Suite 1000. First National Bank Bldg.
Montgomery and Post SITS Tel. Kearny 1908.
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS.
l have about 200 Investment properties
ranging from s.. 900 to $50 600, in all parts
of the city, many Of which are bargains.
See what | have TO offer. 1t Will save you
money.
$500 casll-Rents 81 800 per-, annum: new
room fats. extra we'll built 18th and
Mission; 30xs0; price only $12, 500. >yhis
is bargain.
81, 600 cash-Page st; s of the finest fats
in Panhandle district cost $4,000; re-
dmced TO $4,000; must be sold imme-
diately.
81 500 cashE2 nearly new and : room fats:
California and Baker; large lot price
$1,000. Be quick.
81, S00--Lake and 9Th av.: worth 50 600: make
offer; owner in difficulty, must sell AT
once: nothing better built in the city.
$S2O0-fIalf cash; . and room flats;
just cost architect 50, 900; forced to sell.
$12 o00-3 room flats: Devisadero and
Clay north side; worth $4,000. Make
$40 600 casli--6 new. high class fats; 80 IT.
front: Devisadero and Ellis: rents 81. 100
per annum: reduced TO $4,000 Want
offer
SIS 50O-Half cash: rents low at 81 200 per
mum; fats; Guerrero and 18th;
must sell Immediately.
$i00 00-Half cash; new store and 6 room
flats; rented $1,260 per annum; Powell
and Jackson.
Sc 000-7 room residence: high class and
modern; reduced from $4,000; California
and Steiner.
S. 500-Want offer; new residence on Masonic.
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500 for room cottage new; lot 25x115: with
good well and pump.
81 500 for room cottage: lot on corner: - III.
front; ITO back. o. feet in rear with
good barn and fruit trees; $500 cash. bal
I. ,, years. THIS IS A SNAP.
81 200 for a 4 cottage. brand new: hard
finished: lovely house.
$3.50 for lot Grand av-
$3.50 for 40x12O lots IN the orchard.
IS. 500 for a orchard I'm the heart &C
Elmhurst fine room cottage. barn. good
windmill and tank; can sell or lots enough
10 pay FOR the whole property and have -
acre with the improvements clear
100 acres first class land to exchange for Elm
hurst property
p FRY ElmhurSf
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER.
113 Montgomery st.
New room and bath cottage; on the car line
Richmond district; rent money terms.
OSCAR HEYaIAN & BROTHER,
f13 Montgomery ST.
S. 500--Here is one of tine best buys in the of.
fee: modern cottage 1 rooms bath: plastcred;
high basement; brick fireplace; brick founda-
tlon: brick chimney; $3.50 cash $50 per month.
FYFE s. DEPAoLI, 3297 Mission st.
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FEh
We have clio acres in SOnOma, county; 20 acres
in hay and garden: acres orchard. mostly peach
trees story house OF rooms; good barn and
other buildings; 2 horses. I COW, farming tools,
etc: there is enough timber on the place to pay
for it; only $40 per acre.
FRUIT RANCH. near Winters, Soiano county:
% u acres. all in fruit: Is in peaches bal
ance In apricots; only 40 rods from public school
average net crop returns ST. 700 per year; IL you
are looking for good paying fruit ranch in a
good locality this Is the best we have for the
a N. WOOSTER & CO.. 7O2 Market st.
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A. EXCEPTIONAL OpPORTUNT


one of San Franc-scos largest, Oldest and
best known wholesale and retail furniture and
carpet houses (inc0rpOra ted and capitalized ct
500 o90 SO. GOO Of which has been paid I'M
has recently decided 10 enlarge, increase and
expand their already extensive business and
factory and have leased OF the most spa
rious and MAGNIFICENT modern class freproof
buildings il the heart OF the downtown business
center, tl contem DIation OF which Increase and
expansion they have authorized Us 10 offer and
Tie market az the face" or par value Of 81
per shsre- the entire receipts from such sales
10 be applied and devoted 10 the further ex-
pansion Of their business and charging their
stock
This corporation has spent over $40 600 for
advert isinE 30 this city alone since the great
IRE and are now doing las their books viii
show more business and have & brighter future
than sly other Ike establishment in the entire
city
This IS an opportunity Of q lifetime that
not be eCualed and may never occur again,
IS stock holders Who GET n NOW win be
absolutely ION the ground floor and have the
additional advantage OF getting into a ready
made old established well advertised safe
rld legitimate business. conducted By expert
euced. reputable and well known businessmen
~ the highest standing, which IS, Of itself, a
sufficient guarantee as 70 The safety OF the in
restment aud the large amount OF profit the
slare holders VIII derive
tft can Dr. arranged FOR a few Of the largest
investors 20 take al active interest IN the bust
ness and given permanent salaried positions, II
leS-rel-i
This proposition Is strictly meritorious and
worthy of the most immediate and careful in
resfigatiOn and You should ACT AT ONCE.
Address all comm Unicatl0ns 10
THE PACIFIC PROMOTION AND
EMPLOYMENT Co,
Exclusive Fiscal Agents
Suites 569-571 Monaduock Bldg,
San Ersncisco. Cal
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Beautiful Sonoma valley

The Hyde ranch of SEQ acres of rich. level
and rolling land, orchards and vineyards, is
for sale In small tracts 10 suit.
The Hyde ranch has a splendid reputation
and has been fsrmed by Mr. Hyde successfully
for 80 years The title is absolutely perfect.
We have an abstract.
Elegant rich land covered with oaks, which
raises immense crops Of lay. corn beans, to-
matoes, etc, for $50. $50, s75 and 500 to $50
per acre.
Some perfectly beautiful building sites.
Choice vineyards OF Zinfandel. Cabernet
semillon. Burgundy. etc, in full bearing for
$l60. s175. $50. $500 aud s225 per acre.
Full bearing orchards Of cherries prunes
pears, peaches. etc. for $3.50, $500 and S40O per
acre.
Each piece positive snap.
Never anything cheaper offered. and 50 good.
Very easy terms.
Only 40 miles frem Ssn Francisco.
Can 90 up carly in the morning. spend s
hours the ranch and back by 6;iU p.
Moderate restrictions in order to keep the
property up in nice clean shape. with peat lit
tic cottages and Tnsightly shacks. II you
want a good profit buy 10 acres here.
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions in the
orphanage Of whole and half orphans from Jan
uary l. 1909 to June 80. 1909, viz: George
Strom aged years s months; Martin Blank,
aged years months; Esther Ladar. aged IL
years . months; Hannah Ladar. aged years
months; Samuel Lsdar. aged years months;
Harry Friedman, eyed years months;
Charles Drueker. aged ! years 10 months Ben
jamn Lando aged IL years months; Herman
Lando. aged years months Rebecca Lando
aged . years I months; Roy Smith, aged 10
years months: Vera Smith. aged S years;
David Victor Zoat. aged II years months;
Lillian Goldberg, aged years l month;
Blanche Ida Robinson. aged 6 years months;
Helen Mildred Robinson. aged . years l month;
Minnie Goliberg. aged years months Fan
ME Gage aged 5 years months; Esther Gage,
aged years months: Dora Nathan, aged 3
years months; sydney Nathan, aged years
: months
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write or call for ~circulars.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO..
20 Montgomery St,
San Francisco Cal.

so acres choice fruit and vineyard land near
Fresno; 20 acres OF il in vineyard and orchard !:
lne pumping plant; plenty Of water; house.
etc; $1I, 600.
$50 acres grain land. suitable for orchard or
Vineyards good orange land adjoining proper
ties have pumping plants and plenty Of water:
a bargain; S35 per acre.
1855 acre stock ranch. Stanislsus county: ;
plenty of water; timber enough to pay for the
land; owner made fortune this ranch; 81
per buys it.
S15. OOO-General merchandise stock: doing a
profitable business in very prosperous. grow
ing town, surrounded by a very productive
fruit country.
Above properties FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY
by f. L. BARROW. manager OF Coast Car
riage Co, cor. 18th and Jackson SITS, Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

80. j0O-Sweu bungalow: ; rooms and bath; PAN
cling. window seats sliding doors,
ceilings. etc: strictly up to date; lot
40xl42 restricted tract; grand view.
beautiful streets; cement walks; $500 down
and balance rent. Apply 70
HOME INVESTMENT Co.
1922 Fruitvale cor. Old County Road.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

AAAAA CASH SALARIED LOANS
Do you need a vacation and have not the
money to spare? We are loaning all SALARIED
people strictly upon their plain note, without
indorser or security. You can repay in weekly
or monthly payments to suit Yourself
ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM AND LOWEST
RATES IN THE CITY. GET OTHERS
RATES, THEN SEE Us.
Your employer or friends never know of any
transactions at office.
LOANS STRICTLY TO SALARIED PEOPLE
WESTERN LOAN CO..
40S Call Bldg, Sd and Market SITS
Open $50 TO 6 D. M; also open Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until D. M
ADVANCES made on diamonds and jewelry AT
lowest rates: safe deposit vaults; greatest nos
sible care taken. BALDWIN JEWELRY CO.,
Van Ness and Suffer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

W. ]. GUM & CO.,
322 Montgomery ST..
Safe Deposit building.
Opportunity TO get a first class beautiful new
residence; Pacific heights; sunny side OF
street; a few steps from Pacific overIooks
the Preside and the bay: the marine view is
something grand and never can he obstructed
owner is going abroad; a bargain is offered: easy
terms of payment; size of lot 32x13T:6; ready TO
step into; everything perfect and clean; built by
days work and has not been occupied for those
tired of hotel life and wanting to enjoy the com
forts of home and avoid the annoyances of
building this Is the residence that win suit
them; key at office.
w. j. GUM & CO.,
800 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO. Kearnv 5II2.
Business Brokers
Leases Rentals
Mechanics Bank Bldg
g4S Market ST. Room z21
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
s.. S00-Elegant. and strictly NJ to date
cottage; > large rooms and bath. large ilv
ing room; dining room paneling. beam
ceiling; mantel. china closet: buffet hitch
on; every modern device and convenience:
lot 35x1S0: street work and walks com
plete; elevation and restricted tract; easy
terms.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

Man who IS IN touch with the sporting
element can bear ~ good thing bv calling
today a. 42l Mechanics Bank bldg 9ss
Market 81
HANDY MAN small capital wanted as
7ssfnPr IL established manufa curing business;
300 per month TO start call today 42I Ne
chanics' Bank bldg. 9ss Market St
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

NEW room bungalow: lot 3T.6x15O; In one q
the most convenient locations in Alameda; for
sale at a sacrifice small cash payment. bal.
monthly instaliments. H. G.. MEHEIENS.
1000 Webster ST Alameda
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ferest in an old established real estate Office
have manufacturing interest 10 which I must
devote nay time, n hustler can make 5000 70
500 Der month In reel estate office. little
money wiu handle interest Call room 42l
Mechanics Bank building 94s Market St
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN at S10.OOO-This beautiful home muse
be seen TO be appreciated. Telephone Kearny
9I5 and get particulars
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100000 at per cent, would consider building
loans; $40 600 at per cent on downtown
improved property. Any amount in sums of
So, 800 to $4,000, both on improved or building
loans at per cent; must be gitedge Also
we have large amount of money for small
loans either improved or building, on both
first and second mortgages, Come in and talk
the matter over with US; it will cost you moth
ing. and all information held strictly confiden-
tial. Your loan Is not peddled around by us
EDWARDS BREWSTER a. CLOVER
Rotunda, Mills building.
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FOR rent-Beautiful home OF II rooms; yardf
50Xi60; IN most desirable residence district OF
Berkeley; on new carline connecting with all
city trains; SIS per month; lease years or
longer. See owner. 291O Hillegass
BARGAIN lots. San Pablo park; 3jx110; $50
and SS25 each. Owner. 1928 Sth st.. West
Berkeley.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23
Mrs. GATES Postal.

is always devoted to reading extracts from
the Omaha papers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23
THIEF AT FIRE CHIEFS HOUSE
Interrupted at Work by Mrs. SaIter
and Later Captured by the
Police.

Mrs. Charles Salter, wife of Chief
Salter of the fire department, had an
exciting experience with a burglar early
yesterday evening which she probably
will remember for a long while.
A man. who was afterward ascertained
to be c. F. Buckley, obtained entrance to
the Salter home by forcing a screen
door. Mrs. Salter was downstairs at the
time, but hearing a noise went upstairs,
meeting Buckley in the hallway. He
seized her by the arm, but became fright
ened at her screams and ran, falling down
the outside steps.
w. c. Stewart, lis South Twentieth
street, heard the screams of the woman
and rushed to her assistance, arriving in
time to see Buckley rolling down the
steps. He realized what had happened
and followed Buckley, who tried in every
way to shake off his pursuer. Buckley
walked TO Twenty-second and Leaven-
worth, then TO Sixteenth street and
finally to Fourteenth and Harvey streets,
where officer Fisk was encountered, who
arrested Buckley and sent him to the
police station.
Stewart was complimented by the Off
GERS at the station for the way in which
he landed the man. He said that years
ago his father was a police officer in
Kansas City and had often told him what
to do in such a case. He remembered
and followed the advice last night, and
the result is that the burglar is now in
custody.
Buckley is well known to the police
and has a bad record. He has "done
time" for burglary and is known as a
dark horse man. His plan is to work
during the early hours Of the evening,
He selects a house where there is no
light showing and, on the theory that
the occupants are not at home, breaks
in and loots the house at his leisure.
He was born and raised in Omaha, the
family at one time living at Twelfth and
Chicago streets. He gives his present ad-
dress as Sixteenth and Cass. Chief
salter will appear against him this morn
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23
SToOKEY BANQUETS STUDENTS
Upper CIassmen Meet students and
Discuss bat at the
COLLEGE.

President S. w, Stookey Of Bellevue col
lege gave an informal banquet to a group
OF Bellevue upper-classmen Thursday even
ing at Hanson's cafe.
The object of the gathering was prin-
cipally to foster debating. which is now
under full swing. Prof, William f. Leon
ard was present and gave a splendid ad-
dress upon the subject next to be de-
bated: Resolved. That the United States
government should establish an income
tax"
The majority of the debating club mem
bers were there and all discussed freely
the point at issue, Several from among
the students spoke at some length. Those
present were: President S. w. Stookey,
william Z. Leonard. II. II. Hamblin, F.
Templin, j. G. Phelps, George Graham,
II. f. Morter, A. c. Barry, William Nc
Cormack, d. Enfield, Fred Jones, Leslie
sweetland. Henry Brandt, William At
water, William Primrose and Mr.. Dysart.
The opportunity was also taken TO dis
cuss briefly the present movement 10
make a real University OF Omaha out of
the present Bellevue college, TO be To-
Gated in Omaha The students are be-
hind this movement II it can take place.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23
Informal Affairs.
birthday PRrty.

A most enjoyable party was given
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roehrig for their daughter. Mrs.
NJ. j. Mooney, in celebration of her birth
day. Music and games furnished the
amusements and prizes were awarded to
Miss Alfredo Schwarz, Miss Jane Grandon
and Miss Nora Grandon. Those present
were Misses Lena Pleiss, Clara Persinger,
Minnie Eilbart, Antonio Pleiss, Catheryn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23
Dinner Party.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Troup Miller enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening at
their home in honor of General and Mrs.
Carter and General and Mrs. Morton. A
color scheme of red was carried out in
effective detail in the decoration of the
table, red carnations being the flowers
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23

A new suffrage postal card reached Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait the other day from
England, 1t represented a kitten mewing,
II want my vote!' The New York World
says:
The mouth wide open shows the wicked
little teeth within, the velvet paws indicate
the yelled claws, the bright eyes are
shrewdly intent and the whole, plump form
is set against a background of the English
suffrage ~colors-green, white and violet.
The postal was addressed simply to Mrs.
Gait, Suffragette. New York, U. S. A"
The local postoffice sent it to the suffrage
headquarters at Hotel Martha Washington,
where 1t reached Mrs. Gait.