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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22

1 want you to get the air; but before
we go down I want to show you this
wonderful quilt which we made at the
first bee 1 ever had after I was mar
RED"
1t was really very wonderful quilt.
and the children spent long time in
discovering the many different pat
terms worked out in it, Then they ran
shouting down the garnet stairs. "Oh
what a lark it's been. grandma cried
Mary. It's the very best time we've
ever had in the country
They are never alone that are accom-
panied with noble thoughts.-Sir Philip
Sidney.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22
RALPH HOLMAN, COWARD

boys with a strap and he did not want
any of it. Besides he was sore from
Buds pounding.
The teacher released him gladly.
That was settled then. The disputes
among the boys made her life bur-
den. But no sooner was she safely in
her room than Ralph's trials began.
Coward. Cry baby. Coward
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22

hate him. He began to wish he had
killed Bud What right had he to
kiss Marion Nobody had right to
il he didn't so there, He just had
to get even with Bud some way. 1t
did not matter what became of him
if he could only get the better of his
enemy. So far. Bud had had the adj
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22

Coward" was called from one end
of the school yard to another Ralph
Holman is coward said he wouldn't
fight. No more grit than rag baby.
Come and punch him again. Bud. He
won't fetch your girl no more"
Fury blazed in the small boys eyes
He tried to speak, but his anger choked
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22

did not drown his shrieks of agony. and
the teacher came to his rescue.
Little Ralph experienced the sensa-
ton a few moments later of the taste
of the teachers strap in fun view OF
the whole schoolroom, while Bud was
treated as a sort of prosecuted hero
1t was his first great humiliation. He
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22

TITLE Ralph Holman's heart beat
quicker than usual as he entered
the school grounds that noon. He
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-05-22

cover with light harrow and roll the
land
The oat and coVpea crops Will to
some extent choke out the crabgrass.
and By sowing the alfalfa early n
the fall the plants will become well
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-05-22
$500 Will Buy

eleven urArl5 EroV Mammoth PrLIn Ducks
TAry arc from stoct lint have many prizes 10
thrIr credit itt4otlng m Time exclusively
T. s.. d T. !. i.rds ruAAon Tor selling They are
tssh 4tlus 49, bargain
j ~. PERRIN,
breeder OF =. e.. X Hnds
Meridian, Aiss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-05-22

When writing advertisers please
mention this paper
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
boobies PA

tharc, deer. doant cry. II II had been
any other man than me. II wud nave
killed him. sed Pa.
But was crying about the lamp
sed Ma.
So you think moar OF the lamp IMAM
you do OF this bump on my hed. sea
Pa. Then Pa was mad K he threw
the two (2D lnjun Clubs out In the
yard A | went 4 got them a. soaid
them To a nabor's kid for CD bits.
Wen cain back NJ was talking
To Pa. Why doant you try the punch
ing bad, now, deerest, Ma sed. IL
isent hard, like them clubs, and IL
wont bring Jumps on yure ned OF
brake lamps. Go ahed A. give us
exhibishun with the bag, sed Ma. ana
Bobbie will watch you Reducing.
Then Ma went out to the label n
began To eet a. | dident want To MISS
my dinner so | went out began To
Get too Then Pa calm to the taDel.
Ware is the punching bag, sed Ma.
have threw it away, sed Pa. IL
hit me on the noas & swelled up my
noas very bad. as you see.
Ii seems to me, sed Ma, that with
that big lump on the back of yure
he'd 4 that other big swelling on the
front. you are talking on waight
not talking 1t of.
Pa dident anser Ma. he ate tS) his
dinner This morning | went out In
the yard & found the punching bag
A. now us kids is going TO have gym
nasium in the barn.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
THE MODELS.
Bv WEEK JONES.

| met moony little boy who didn't
spin a top:
lie wouldn't play at marbles. the pris'
gish little fop;
lie wouldn't jump, he wouldn't hop;
he wouldn't even run,
or join with other boys at all in any
boyish fun.
He merely stood and gaZed and
heaved lonesome love-lorn
sigh
When a certain little schoolgirl went
tripping primly by.
You little chump." said |. why don't
you run and play and shout?
Il can't" said he. for I'm the boy
they write the songs about.
| saw pretty little country girl with
her arms across ne gate;
Hour after hour she fingered here,
although twas getting late.
Said l. What are you doing here
don't YOU help your ma to scrub
Don't YOU ever feed the chickens, or
perform before the tub?
WHY don't YOU sweep the kitchen
floor. or milk the waiting COW?
Oh, do anything at all. said !, ana go
and do it now
"Oh. no." said she since Joe's away
can only pose and pout.
And nothing more. for I'm the girl
they write the songs about
II was a man OF middle age that next
| came across;
He sat and sobbed and monologued
about some awful loss.
/ thought perhaps a child had died.
perhaps his faithful wife:
Whatever the mlrfortune, had
ruined all his life.
He talked abbut girl that died some
20 years ago.
And how his burning love for he: SAID
girl did never know.
oh. shucks,' said I. Cheer up Tor
once and cut that sobbing out
Il can't" said he. 'for I'm the man
they write the songs about.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
CpNCttIG tTIo\NI.

Tho choIr OF First Congrc gationaI
church. corner of Forest and oWod-
ward. will repeat. by request. the ora
torio by Saverlo Mercadante The Seven
Last Words of our Savior on the
Cross" Good Friday night. April s. at
7.45. rho choir Will have the assist
ancc OF The choir OF the Forrest Con-
gregattonai church. which will give a
chorus OF 60 voices. This setting Of
the last words ia one OF the most beau
tiful musical compositions from the
Italian school and very dramatic. j.
Truman WOlcott has engaged a string
quintet with MIR. Yunck as first violin.
and with the excellent quartet OF this
church fine Interpretation of this
work - promised. There is no charge
made for admission. but q silver collcc-
ton will be taken to cover the expense
OF the production. The public is in
Nifed and welcome at thiS serNlCc.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
A Confidential Letter

Dear Mr. Workngman
you interested in this new tariff
bill
viii you third if the PayncAldrioh
bill a law
The tariff the tax all on the cheaper clothes Take
The priced stockings
highest stockings Increase!
clothes
to made cloth
cheap millinery The increase in
o written by the National
o Hosiery Underwear Manufacturers.
Is tariff that brings YOU? Didn't
this revision the tariff have something to do with
reduci OF living?
you mind paying third for clothes-anG
clothing Sneaker
Preside A people
mind and they you.
sincerely
April TIMES.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

held in the new Y. NJ G. \. building.
Thursday evening. April 10. His topic
will be The Golden Rule at Work
The Rev II. Sidney Bullock; pastor
OF the Beulah Baptist church. VIII
preach Sunday morning on the theme,
Seeing Jesus only" His evening
topic Will be Christian Citizenship.
The morning service Will be tollowed
by the Lords supper. and music VIII
be provided for the chorus choir.
The Rev. william T. Faber u. -,
rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal church,
Will give the last OF his series OF Len
ten sermons TO men on the general
subject, The Church's Appeal. IN the
church sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
His topic will he The Ancient Church
and the Modern Man This Will %
particularly interesting.
The TT Rev Charles II. Williams VIII
make visitation in II. James's Epis-
copal church Palm Sunday morning, -.
Paul's in the afternoon, and -. Jonn
IN the evening. lie Will make vista
tions Monday evening In ST George :.
Detroit Tuesday evening. the Churcn
of the Messiah. Wednesday evening
Christ church: Thursday evening, Trim
ity church. Easter sunday night ~.
Peters church.
The Rev. Charles u Williams or
dained the Rev. Arthur T. Reasoner.
rector Of st. Jude's Episcopal church
Fenton. Michigan, TO the priesthood'
Thursday morning. Tho Rev. Albert j.
Mock. rector OF st. Josephs Episcopal
church preached the ordination ser
mon Mr.. Reasoner recently graduated
from Kenyon college and BeXlcy The
illogical seminary. OF Gambler. Ohio.
and has been rector OF ST Jude's church
since his elevation TO the diaconate
last May.
The organ for ST Paufs Episcopal
cathedral Is completed. and IS now
ready to be installed. although the new
cathedral VIII not be ready for occu-
pancy before year. The purchase Of
the organ was In the hands of COM
mittcc OF which j. &. Batchelder, FORM
erly choir director OF -. Pauls ant
James Whitehead were members I'm
interesting feature Of the organ Is that
IL had parts OF the ole organ built into
expenditure OF between 10000 ana
$4,000 Arthur Russell IL dirccto. OF
the choir.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
' AI'TIsT.

The Rev. W. l.. Riley. OF the Ferry
ave Baptist church. viii present a
paper on THE Testimony of Jesus Con-
corning the scripture before the
member OF the Baptist Ministers con-
ference, MOudaE morning,
The Rev john Essington Miles. OF
tho scotch ave. Baptist church, Will
speak sunday morning on enc fourth
word spoken from the cross. My God.
why Has Thou Forsaken Me?" In the
evening he Will preach on "BarabbaS
or the Man Who Escaped the Crowd"
VA tho morning an illustrated picture
copy Of Rubcns famous painting
"Raising the Cross Will be displayed
Lillian VI. Phelps. one OF the ablest
platform speakers OF the country. Will
deliver a lecture on one phase OF the
Temperance question In the Woodward
ave. Baptist church. Wednesday even
ing at $50 o'clock. Miss Phelps is
graduate OF the National School Of
Oratory. is student and has travelled
extensively. having crossed the con-
tinent four times. as well az having
journ"ved abroad sunday evening IN
the same church the pastor. the Rev
Maurice Penficid Fixes, -. D., viii de-
liver a discourse on Palms OF Vic
tory" Easter Sunday Will he observed
by special sermons and music. both
me rnlng and evening. and there wilt
be special Easter decorations.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

~ las mite Ia OfouBH' noaih w"
III CD Injun clubs a. a punching
I'LL bag a. showed them TO Ma.
Well. sed Ma, wat Is the
idee. The idee. sed Pa. Is That
am going To reoduce | am going 10
shaik off littel OF this extra weight
which Is fast getting me To the point
ware the ladies' will no longer turn
around a look at me on the street at
ter | have passed them by In other
words. sed Pa. | am going TO get into
training at onst.
That is "A first rate idee, sed Ma. III
YOU will only keep II up. Oh, | VIII
keep IL up all rite, sed Pa, beekaus
have a very strong will & anything
wich | start out for TO do l do ~.
Three weeks from now. deer. sed Pa,
you will hardly know yure husband.
will now do a few stunts with the
Injun clubs.
But dinner is reddy. deer. sed Ma
Let the dinner wait Surely. Pa sed.
you a. littel Bobbie wud rather watch
me Reducing than Get yure dinner.
So we all went into the library a
Pa began TO swing the clubs. lie
did pretty good at first and then one
OF the clubs slipped 4 hit the library
lamp and broak the lamp 4 the other
club hit Pa in the he'd rite ware the
hair beegins TO sit short near the
neck
After a minute Pa got up & then he
sed To Ma. witch was crying, thare'
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
MISC ELLANEOls :.

Dr. Wilfred T Grenfell, the famous
mariner missionary. VIII speak sun
day morning OF his thrilling work
among the dcep-Sea fishermen OF the
far north--Lamrador and it's lee packs
lin Christ Episcopal churcr. sunday
afternoon he viii speak TO the mem
bers of the Y. NJ. &. A. and I'm the
evening i'm the Woodward Congre-
gational church Dr. Grenfell began
his work IN Labrador in 1872 and has
already established live free hospitals,
an orphanage and a hospital ship for
his work along that 1000 miles OF
rocky. barren coast. He is deVoting
his entire time this winter TO lecturing
in the states in order to raise money
TO carry on his work. His lecture viii
be illustrated with stcrcopticon views
of his work, showing icebergs, ice
packs, wrecks on the rocky coast, rein
deer and dog teams and snow scenes.
Delegates from nearly every mems
church club in Chicago met last week
to form a philanthropic society with the
object of dealing with the boy prob
lem" a committee which has been in
vestigating conditions surrounding boy
life I'm Chica go. reported. and a num-
her OF men interested in the question
delivered addresses.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

when two Detroit young women, the
Misses Katherine McGauley and Lo-
retta Peters. received the veil.
The Rev. +. j. Van Antwerp. OF our
Lady OF the Rosary church. VIII preach
Sunday evening on "Papal Tnfallibil-
ity. \ handsome l2-foot bronze statue
o$f the Blessed Virgin has arrived in
Detroit fro mFrance and Will be placed
in the tower or the church soon after
Easter. The new stations or the cross
viii also be placed very shortly In the
church
The famous Catholic seminary OF the
Paris Foreign Missions has at present
3S1 students. all Frenchmen, preparing
for the foreign field. Ii is tradition
OF this house that none but those OF
French birth or language are accepted
as candidates and the first exception
10 this IS the acceptance or Thomas
GaVan Duffy. son of the late Sir Charles
GaNan Duffy. who has just entered the
Paris seminary. Mr.. Duny Is OF Eng
lish birth
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
METHODIST.

OF the 1000 students in tile state
university or Indiana. 500 are Metho-
dists.
The Rev Frederick u Lvetc. II. D.,
of the Central Methodist church, will
preach sunday evening on THE Evil Of
Half Measures"
The supplies and donation committee
OF the Detroit Deaconess' home, have
set apart Monday. April Il, as donation
day FOR the home Money. groceries
and good wearing apparel arc request
ed. The home Will be open all day and
in the afternoon the regular monthly
meeting OF the board OF managers will
be held.
Special Lenten services have been
held in Preston Methodist church.
Twenty third-st.. near Baker. during
the last week with excellent attend
ancc The services will be continued
throughout next week, excepting Sat
urday evening. The pastor. Rev. Wal
ter Everett Burnett. viii preach each
evening excepting Tuesday. when the
sermon Will be given by Rev. Frank r.
Fitchctt
George r. Richings. OF the Curry Nor
NAL and Industrial school Crbana.
ohio. will deliver an illustrated lee
ture before the members OF the Mctho-
dist Preachers meeting Monday NOM
ing in the chapel OF the Central Metho-
dist church. Ills topic VIII be The
Negro or the south
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
ATIIOI,It.

The REV. William +. Robson s. j.. OF
Detroit college. gave retreat this
week 10 over thousands knights Of
Columbus In Toledo.
\. j. Pepin. recently appointed organ
ist and director OF the choir or Our
Lady Of the Rosary church. Is rehears-
Ing tile male choir for the Easter ser
Vices
In the chapel OF the Sisters OF ST
Joseph Nazareth. Mich. the Rt. Rev
bishop Koudeika. OF Cleveland. offlciat-
ed at religious reception recently
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

OF vast Importance TO all branches
81 the textile industry is said TO BE-
the discovery In Australia Of an almost
limitless quantity of a new sea grass
fibre, which can be woven with almost
any other material. takes dyes readily
and Is practically non-infiammable.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
LUTHERAN.

The Rev III. Mackensen, pastor OF 81.
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
church. RerIin-st between Elmwood-
ave and Ellcry st. VIII hold conflrna-
zion services Sunday. Services VIII DC
held In German Thursday evening anu
Good Friday morning the service VIII
he AT 10 o'clock. An English service
will be held In the evening.
AZ St PauTs English Lutheran
church, sixteenth aud Breckenridge
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
PREsBYTERIAN.

The General assembly of the Pres
byterian church will be held In Den
yer in May.
The Rev. Edward II. Pence. D. D..
completed his ninth year as pastor OF
the Forrest. Presbyterian church,
April /.
The Rev Marcus Scott. OF the Cen
trial Presbyterian church began
series OF sermons last sunday evening
on Tine Greatest Person in history
The choir of Westminster Presby-
terrain church will render the Lenten
cantata. The Man Of Nazareth" by
James Rogers, at special mus1sS,aI
service. sunday evening, April I. The
music is under the direction Of \. W.
Platte.
The Rev L. Y. Graham. - d.. Of the
olivet church of Philadelphia VIII
preach both morning and evening in
thc Jefferson Presbyterian church.
The pastor, the Rev. A. II. Barr. ID ID
is absent in California. but is expected
10 return In time for the Easter serV-
ices.
At the annual election OF sunday
school officers OF Calvary Presbyterian
church. the following were chosen
sistant superintendent, A. = trenn
and Harry Mackie, secretary. Charles
Pennington; treasurer, Miss Maoei
Stella.
The following program VIII be rem
dcred by the mixed vested choir OF
Trinity Episcopal church. Palm sun
day, assisted in the evening by Eugene
Janisse, baritone: Morning Bcne-
Palms Evening, Magnificent and
"Nunc Dimitis" Glare Jerusalem"
(Parkerb." offertory The Holy city.
hy Mr. anJisse. The evening service
will he preceded by a short organ reel
tai OF 10 minutes.
The Woodward-aVe. Presbyterian
church viii hold services in the odd
Fellows temple. Brush and Bethune-
ave, until May 10, when the congr"ga-
ton will occupy the old North Baptist
church on West Grand Boulevard
temporarily. The annual meeting 81
the church Will take place Friday
evening. April ., preceded by dir
ner for members Of the congregation.
Central Presbyterian church. VIII
speak on John Knox before tho
members Of the Presbyterian Ministers
association Monday morning ia tho
Fivst Presbyterian church.
1t is not often that q musical service
creates so profound On Impression as
vas produced upon the aunience that
taxed the capacity Of the Forrest Pres
So numerous were the reqG ats for It's
Immediate repetition that b was de-
cided 20 give ~ again sunday evening
April 4 The Darkest Hour by Iiar-
old Moore. an English composer. Is the
anest conceived of any of the Ienten
cantatas II VIII be given Ny the same
augmented choir as last week-so-
pranos. Mrs. G. :. owen and Mrs +. NJ
hlgcr: altos. Mrs. &. III Clements ana
Miss Alice Parker. tenors. William
LAWN and III. w. q. Povet: baritones.
-. NJ Clohecy and j. VI. sherman. The
trumpet part viii be played by Earl y.
Van Ambutgh The thrilling Temple
March" from "Parsifal." arranged FOR
ganist and director. VIII again be
played At the offrrtOry.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

The life OF Christ from birth 20 cru
cinxion was portrayed ia moving pie
lures I'm the Army v. VI. &. A., Tuesday
evening Miss Katherine Day sang IL
distracted songs. accompanied by Mrs.
&. Wills. pianist.
Nashville. Tenn. is at work raising
funds to build a new 100000 Y. NJ. G.
A building.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

AT a cost Of about s53,660 per mile
there has been completed the last link
az the railroad that connects Singa-
10. 9 with the Federated Malay States
and the Straits Settlements on the
Mnlacca Peninsula, most of II through
~ amps and dense junsles.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

SITS, the Rev. l.. G. Longakcr. pastor.
will take for his morning topic, Path
ful Unto Death" The class Of cate
chisms viii he confirmed at this SER
vice. Bible class after morning service.
In the evening the subject VIII he The
Determining Principle Special ser
vices during holy week. beginning
cNNduCSdaV evening
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
An,ENT CHRISTIAN.

I'm tho Gospel Tabernacle. corner OF
Bethune-ave and Bcaubien Pastor
william a. Burch will speak at 1880
o'clock ON the question Of Rector W. &.
Hicks. Are All Men ImmortalT At
80 . clock in the evening. a platform
meeting Will be held and several short
addresses, delivered.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
Y, w. &. A.

The Young Women's Christian assoc
citation. OF Indianapolis. has Just dcdi .
Gated its new building, which cost
about $50. GOO. More than 1000 youne
women axe members,
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
ADVENT CuRIsrIAN.

In the Advent Christian church. sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs Beals, returned mis-
stonaries from China. Will speak az
both services.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
JEW ISL.

The subject Of Rabbi Leo vi. Frank
Inns sermon sunday morning will be-
"Minorities." Services begin AT l0:t5
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

81 understand your wife is great
hand for preserving things
Yes. indeed-she preserves every
thing but silence
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
OPAL,

II. johns Episcopal choir VIII sins
tho seven Last Words" by Dubois
" Wednesday evening. April /. at $50
o'clock David Duggan and \. II,
SCHUMACHER Will render the solos.
The Hon Brand Whitlock, mayor Of
Toledo will he the principal spcakt r
AT the monthly dinner OF the Church
club OF the diocese OF Michigan, TO De-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
The Truth, No Matter A
Whom 1t Helps or Hurts

The result in Mondays election
of school inspectors in Detroit will
be determined by the votes Of
women. the same as it was in the
primaries.
The Martindale gang on the
school board knows this TO be the
situation and the gang KNOWS
THAT 1T FACES DEFEAT.
An honest election Monday and
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
\. w G. 4.

In the Young Women's Christian as
sociation. sunday afternoon. Miss Rice
will give the last of her vesper talks
on Things That Are Worth While"
her topic being ITO Find out What
Christ Would Have Us Do" Tea Will be
served after the Nespcr service
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
$loo Reward for
Protection Of Women
Voters Next Monday

The Times Will Pay That Amount
for the Arrest and Conviction
OF Any Person, Guilty Of
- interfering With the
Rights Of These
.>> Voters.