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lmpossihility.

1t is impossible for a womat1 to I'M.
derstand how any man can have SO
much money that he d es@ I ~
what to do with it, =Milwaa7c 'n.ir
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-19
Oath Of AIeganCe Of Confederate Soldiers to U.s. Govt.
No. 5036
PROVOST MARS1AL'S OFFICE.
District Mobile, Ala July


Law
further tina isoaha
lom andwi and
Prisoner
subscribed before hrtenthd o
Age35y years.
Ewes Gray.
Compexio {
'oS "n0 as" ~ 'is'"'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-19

Keep writing Miss. Violet, your
style 10 improving and shows early
promise of a successful as well as
charming paragraph writer. ED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

James Egan, Asst, Evans Block Main and sth
SITS. Riverside, Cal
Jos. kraueman Asst Garner Block San
Bernsrdino
John A. Campbell, supt.. ochsner Bldg, 71sh
ST, Sacramento, Cal
Albert s Theberge, supt.. Bacon Bldg nth
and Washington Sts, Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Culinary Notes


jelly in Earthen MoIds-Rinse the
mold in cold water, pour out the water
and turn in the jelly. To unmold set the
mold in rather warm water, warmer
than IN case of tin or metal, that comes
I'D on the outside to the height of the
jelly within. Turn the mold from side
TO side 70 see that the jelly starts from
the surface on all sides, then invert the
mold in the dish.
Temperature for Baking and Roast
ing-The wide variation IN the degrees
suggested by different cooking teach
ers and experts would seem to leave the
matter in rather Indefinite shape. Still
one who is Interested In the matter
with the following figures as a guide
and a reliable oven Thermometer, can
settle the matter quite definitely with
out many experiments. For biscuits
and pastry the temperature is about
$50 degrees F. For mullins. cookies,
puff pastry, $50 degrees F. For angel
cake. 23O degrees F. increased in 80
minutes to $50 degrees T. For sponge
cake, 800 degrees, Increase then lower,
or keep the whole time at $50 degrees
F. For baked custard- $50 degrees F..
higher IL baked in water. For roast
beef, 400 degrees r. for half an hour.
then reduce to $50 degrees F.. or $50
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
ASKS TO HAVE BANK
ADJUDGED INSOLVENT
Attorney General Files Suit
Against kimmon Ginko

Notwithstanding the fact that Attor-
ney General Webb defeated a petition
for a writ of mandate to compel him
to file suit against the Kimmon Ginko
bank for the appointment of a receiver
Tuesday. he began such a suit yester-
day. Webb explained that the COM
plant, which was prepared several
weeks ago and sent to the bank com
missioners for verification. came back
to him yesterday duly verified. and un-
der the law he had no option but to
file it
The complaint states that the kim
mon Ginko bank closed its doors March
rs last. on which day the commission
ers took charge, examined the books
and decided that the institution was In
solvent.
The Japanese bank was conducting
its business IN an unsafe manner, ac-
cording to the complaint, the cash re-
serve showing a deficiency of s9,677.77,
and the capital stock was impaired in
the sum of $111,216.
The court is asked to adjudge the
bank insolvent. to enjoin the officials
from doing any business in the name
of the bank, and to appoint a receiver.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
AFF|NITYS LOVE
ONLY SIMULATED
Canny Scot Again Asserts Pas
sion Breathing Letters
Were ''Only a Joke
Correspondent in Biggs Divorce
Suit Sticks to Story Through
Cross Examination

Evan McLennan. the affinity" in the
divorce case of Charles H. Biggs
against Anna Biggs. whose torrid love
letters were the sensation IN former
hearing OF the suit, was again on the
witness stand yesterday. Under close
cross examination by Judge Mogan.
McLennah maintained his original
story that it was all joke" He ad-
mitted it was "a silly thing to do
but insisted that his sole purpose in
writing the letters was TO make Biggs
Jealous and thus force him to stick to
his wife.
Biggs testified to many acts of
cruelty on the part Of his WIFI, such
as cursing him, striking him and
threatening his life. He said that
when Mrs. Biggs returned from her
memorable trip to Scotland, accompa-
MED by McLennan, she introduced the
newcomer as her cousin. For IS
months McLennan lived with them as
lodger and there was no trouble
during that time, Biggs said. Biggs'
work as a car dispatcher compelled
him 10 leave his home every night at
o'clock, whereas McLennan returned
home at that hour. At the end of Is
months, in consequence of his wife
telling him she cared more for Nc
Lennan's little finger than for her hus-
bands whole body. he ordered the
cousin" from the house. Even after
this, and against his protest. they
went about together, the husband said
Witnesses corroborated his testimony
by telling of seeing McLennan and
Mrs. Biggs on streetcars and in thea
ters.
Mrs. Biggs testified. in support of
her cross complaint for divorce, that
Biggs struck her on a number of oc-
casions and used vile language to her.
She denied any wrongdoing so far as
McLennan was concerned. In cross
examination Mrs Biggs was asked if
she shot a man in Chicago, but her
attorney, Gerald c. Halsey, objected
to the question and it was disallowed
Ida McCann was granted a divorce
from Frank H. Mccain by Judge Van
Nostrand on the ground of cruelty.
Suits for divorce were filed yester-
day by:
Idalene Morris against Charles Nor
ris. cruelty.
Minnie D. Bode against Otto Bode.
cruelty.
Carrie NJ. Breeze against Hugh S
Breeze, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
HELD UP BY BAILIFF
TO HEAR SENTENCE
Niemann ColIapses in Court
room From Heart Disease

In a state OF complsts collapse from
heart trouble. William c. Niemann was
held upon his feet BY the bailin IN
Judge Ddnne's court yesterday while
sentence OF 90 days IN the county
Jail was imposed upon him The law
insists that a defendant IN a criminal
case must be standing while ssntsnce
is being passed. Niemann had pleaded
guilty to a charge OF petty larceny.
Nienann's attorney. George LIP
mann. said the defendants heart was
sweIled to three times its normal size
Niemann sat near an open window dur
ing the preliminary proceedings.
breathing very heavily and apparently
in great distress When ordered to
stand up for sentence he did So but
Immediately fell back IN his seat Then
the baili6 held him up so that tbs law
might be complied with
Nismann's oRense consisted IN tax
ing from e T. Perry two checks OF
the value OF about $500. He after
ward gave Perry two prorissory
notes covering the amount % the
checks. but Perry claimed the checks
had been stolen from him. Niemann
was charged with grand larceny. but
IN view Of his physical condition Judge
Dunno accepted a plea OF guilty OF
petty larceny
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

ager OF the Santa Fe, has burst into
literature and is the author OF a book
entitled Rules of Golf" It is said to
be the latest book on the subject In
addition to the rules Jere Black has
grown eloquent on golf and incidentally
on California and his purpose Is to
tell an anxious world OF golfers that
this is the only country in the world
in which men can play golf the year
around.
William Woodhead. business man
ager of the Sunset Ma gazine, has re-
turned from Seattle, where he has been
attending the Pacific Coast ADVERTISING
mems association. It is due to his
efforts that the association will meet
here next year.
D. 7. Berry. contracting freight agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul.
who has been on a short trip to the
east. returned Tuesday from New York.
York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
GOSSIP OF RAILWAYMEN

freight agent Of the Santa Fe lines in
Arizona, and ". A. Alberger, traffic
manager of the Tonopah and Tidewater.
The agents OF the Southern Pacific in
that territory are also here.
F. W. Thompson of the Rock Island.
VINO has been on a trip through the
sacramento valley, reports that fruit
IS going east at the rate of 40 cars a
day and that exceptionally good time
Is being made by J. ". McCIymonds
and his cars. MeClymonds is the most
modest of men, and he wishes to dis
claim in the most emphatic manner
that 1t Is entirely due to the Pacific
fruit express that such high prices are
being paid in the east for California
plums, peaches and apricots.
An indignant visitor of Sacramento
having heard what McClymonds was
doing in the east in the way OF fancy
prices asked him whether he was re-
sponsible for apricots about the size
OF thun1bnail being sold on X street,
Sacramento. for 1 cent apiece.
Good Lord replied McCIymonds
testify. don't you want any one to
live except yourself?"
W. ]. Black, passenger trafhc man
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
GAS PIPE THUG SENT
UP FOR EIGHT YEARS
Cabaniss Sentences Charles
Hoops, Who Beat SaIoonman

Eight years confinement in Folsom
prison was meted out by Judge Cab
aniss yesterday to Charles II. Hoops,
who was convicted of robbery with
violence.
Hoops hid behind door in the sa-
loon of Charles Schlesinger at 140O
Green street and when Schlesinger en-
him over the head with a piece Of gas
pipe The saloon keeper grappIed with
Hoops and held him until help arrived
The story Of the defendant was that
attacked SchIssinger in order to re-
venge himself, the saloonman having
procured his discharge from employ
nent-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

Albert o. Harwood. Supt, Hooker & Lent Bldg
500 Market St, San Francisco, Cal
Harry J. Miller, Supt.. Wilcox Bldg. Spring
and I'd SITS Los Angeles, Cal
Ernest H wilkes supt., Pacific Electric Bldg,
Chas Deegan Asst, Richardson Bldg 100 E. Colorado
St. Pasadena, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY of he1HOUSE

See the page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of THE
Sunday Call" Cash prizes are
given each week for best house
hold ideas and kitchen recipes.
Send in your choicest ones to
Modern House Keeper Page"
The San Francisco Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
Fashion Notes

Reversible WrapS-The very latest
thing in evening wraps is the reversible
military cape, made in two colors OF
satin, dark on one side and light on the
other. The extreme novelty of this cane
lies in the fact that either side NAV be
used for outside, the idea being that
such wrap serves q double purnosa
for both day and evening Black satin.
with the reverse side in pale blue rose
color or soft tan. is most effecfjJ-e
Again dark and light shade of the
same color will be combined in one
garment, as cape of dark blue lined
with pale turquoise.
A pongee or linen coat and skirt cos
tune can be worn this summer with a
blouse of net trimmed with narrovv
bands of linen or covered with an in
tricate pattern of soutache braid or one
OF the new vermicelH patterned nets
which closely resembles braided naf
Sometimes the braided net is brourhf
down to form the front panel of fhs
skirt but more often the skirt is sim
pie and is made entirely of the linen or
pongee. An attractive blouse worn with
a coat and skirt of rose coIored linen
is made of coarse net dyed the exact
shade of the linen, and on this net are
set at rather close intervals narrow
from a. soutache braided band that bor
ders the low Dutch neck to the waist
line.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

W. ]. Black. passenger trafac man
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
COURTHOUSE INQUIRY
BY SANTA ROSA JURY
State Engineer EHery Gives
Testimony on Construction
Especial Dispatch to The Cali

SANTA ROSA June Estate Engi-
neer Nathaniel B. EIIery was here from
Sacramento today for a conference with
the Sonoma county grand jury. Some
time ago he was asked TO make a re-
port upon the construction Of the new
SS50.000 courthouse and IL was expected
that he would submit a written report
today. but he did not
Ellery was closeted with the grand
jury for two hours.
As far as can be learned. there was
nothing in his testimony that reflected
upon the contractors. supervising archi-
tect or supervisors.
It is expected that the grand Jury
will submit its report soon and adjourn
sine die without any Indictment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

James T. Fahay. Supt-. Porter Bldg. "a and
Santa Clara Sts. san Jose. Cal
VIM. J. Cassidy, Supt. The San Joaquin Valley
Banking Bldg, Main and Hunter sts- Stock
ton, Cal
Carl E Halstead. Supt-. strsichen Bldg. Gsor-
gia St. Vallejo. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

EDITOR HELD FOR LIBEL-Tasos Mounta-
nos, editor Of the Cslifornis. held for trial
before the superior court By Police Judge Deasy
yesterday a charge Of ltbelfng Rev. Stetanos
M2earonis, pastor Of the Greek church IN Sew
enth street. July IS. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
ARTISTIC VAUDEVTLLE

JOSEPH HARTs -FUTURTTY WINNER. -
taowing an Actual Horse Race; JAMES THORN
TON. CAMILLE TRIO. CLARKE and BERG
EAN- ELIZABETH MURRAY; WARREN
LYON and MEYERS SISTERS GASCH. Special
Feature Motion Pictures a DAY N PEETNC7 -
LAST Week. ADELAIDE the Dainty American
Dancer and Eer Dancing -Four
Evening Prices. Icc sc. SOC, 75cs Box Seats. 81
Matinee Prices except SUNDAYS and Eolidays)
Ioc. 25c. Soc PHONE DOUGLAS 20.
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FOR RE<T-Furnished housekeeping
suite. No. Bransfor5. Call between s;sJ
/ and II q. u. Phone 45S3-&.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SCHOOL WITH A RECORD.
GATRELL'S Unique School o. Short
hand and Typewriting Hooper BIdE.
VISIT Heuagers Business College u
you are thinking of taking a course. Il
ms 20 as-end he best
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ALL kinds seeds, plants and fiowei
Porter-Walton Co.. 31s South State.
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MINING ENGINEERS.

X FORESTER, with a corps Of COM
retent engineers. is equipped for all kinds
% surveys designing and sUperintendence
II mfre. mill. power OF irrigation projects
sI2-21S Brooks Arcade. Both phones.
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FURNITURE EXCHANGED.

NEW AND SECONDHAND furniture
bought and sold. Eureka Furniture Co.
l35 West LIST South.
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MINING MACHINERY.
STOCK BROKERS.
GEOL0GIST.

E NJ WEST & CO. stocks 22t D. r
Walker Biz Both phones. office and res
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PAPERfNG AND PAINTING,

HAVE YOUR paPeTing done now, befo =
the rush commences. Prices are right
III East 20 So. Bell phone l99.
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PACKING.


EXPERT packers of furniture. bric-a
brac, etc. Redman Moving & Storage Co,
III south West Temple. Phones 555.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLORs.


MRS. H JONES, fnanicuring and mas
sage, ladies and gentlemen Room II, ID
Main st. lS62-K.
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ATTORNEYS.

q. T. BEAN, attoTney-at-iaw. 41s Atlas
block, Salt Lake City. Utah. Bell phone
1893
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EGYPTIAN MASSAGE PARLoR.

FACIAL MASSAGE. manicurinC, hsi-
Dire ssinr. scalp culture. dandruff cured,
electric vibrator treatment for face and
SCALP. Celebrated French pack for tie
immediate eradication Of wrinkles. AiTs.
NJ Grant. 125-t25 Mercantile Annex. Bell
phone 1851 Ind. phone 1867.
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HAT FACTORY.


HATS blocked and retrimIned by an ex-
pert Fred Taylor. "a East First South.
Phone six.
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FOR REKT-FURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-5-roOm modern house, u
nishe6 or without tli2 East 18th south.
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AUTOMOBILES.

BARGAINS in new and used sutono-
biles. Frank P. Libbey, under Deserst
National bank.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.
LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. Face massage.
rranfcrriuE hair dressing. Sanitari7Ifn
DarlorS. 50 West Cd South Bell s59; i7u.
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MUSIC STUDIO.

MISS NORA GLEASON. plano, msndo-
lin, guitar; orssnist st. Maff's cathedral
Studio 2Z Constitution Bids
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PIANO TUNING.

DRESS CUTTING and ladies' tsilOTiI
s Union ave. Bell phone 179-Y-
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AGENTS-BOys AMI girls, sell a pack
ages of court plaster for us, at I0c each.
and receive a beautiful gold watch or
fountain pen free. Write today. Indcpen-
dent Supply Co. Dept g. Box 2g7. East
Hartford, Conn.
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GAS RANGES

SECONDHAND gas ranges wanted a
once. Phone Bell 4254-X-
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hUIU hEBAIhINvs
WHEN YOUR AUTOMOBILE needs re-
psirfng. call Up phone Ind 100 ana have
an expert leok it over. Factory S3S-ss1
Main street.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms 20
80 y. Main
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part OF the United
States. We can save money for you IN
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents in all the principal cities.
See US OF phone SIS. Redman Moving &
Storage Co, III So W. Temple.
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TEMPLET0N BUILDING DIREC-
TORY.

DIR. GRACE STRATTON. SIC Temple
ton. Both phones. Residence 80 + street
Bell 3242-Y.
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DIED.

-s----~y~--~--~-~----~~~---
bROWN-In this city, March H. 1863. Eliz-
eoeIh NJ Brown, aged 36 years: sister
- William II. and Arthur Brown of
II his city
Funeral services will be held from
O.D0nnen x Co.'S chapel, 269-gu South
west Temple, on Sunday at D. m. In
terment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
Friends invited
PEDERSEN-At the residence. 1887 South
Eirst West, March 13, 1909, John Sidney
ledersen, age 2 years. s months.
The funeral will be held Monday March
-, az D. m from the Thirtieth Ward
chapel
The remains may be viewed at the resi-
dence from II to . D. m. day Of funeral.
BROWNE-In this city, March u, 1863,
Josephine Elizabeth Browne, IN her six
ty-ftrst year.
Funeral services will be held from the
late residence, SO East Twelfth South
street Monday. March Is, at . p. m. In
: terment in Mount OIivet.
NCHARDSON-In this city, March 13
$50, Mrs Flora Richardson, in her
twenty-ninth year.
Funeral services will be held from the
= d. Evans mortuary chapel, IS South
State street. Tuesday. March IL, at p. m.
lnterment in Mount olivet
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WANTED-Side line travelling statesmen
can make $50 to 80 per week handling our
latest production of advertising FANS lib-
eral terms. Apply at once. United States
Calendar Co, Cincinnati, ..
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FOR RENTING nice front rooms. fur
nished; one can be used foT light house
keeping; s. q week and up. At i65 South
Main ST. over C4odbe- Pitts
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WANTED-Active agents make IS TO
500 a week selling first practical. stand
ard tvo-hand keyboard, visible writing.
portable SIS typewriter ever sold. Does
work Ike 800 machines. Everybody wants
one. Big profits; easy sales; exclusive
TERRITORY Get full particulars at once
from Dept. L. H. Junior Typewriter Co.,
Ssf Broadway, y. Y.
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Do 1t Now.

Paint, paper. kalsOmine.
lAuDGLEY-B co. SO Z. LIST So.
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MOVING.


LARGE padded vans. careful men.
Re6man Moving & Storage Co. III So.
West Temple Phone SO
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ARCHITECTS.
SHOW CASES.
MINES AND MINING
ASSAYERS.


rETTLES. MATHEZ & CO, A. r.
Bsrdweli, manager, assay and chemical
laboratory. I5S So. W. Temple Both
phones
J. ". CURRIE. 20 West Sd South St.
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail OF eI-
press receive prompt attention
CRISMON < NICHOLS, assaysrs and
chemists. 90 South West Temple street,
salt Lake City
W. II. TREMAYNE. Bssayer. over 40
Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Mall
samples receive prompt attention
w. a. HODGES & SONS. assayers and
chemists. 80 W. I'd South. salt Lake City.
r. II. OFFICER & Co. assayers $50
south West Temple St. Salt Lake City.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 159 SOUTH
west Temple street.
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MILLINERY PARLORS.

~-c-S-----
FJRST-CLA5S millinery done Hats
made over and cleaned. Piumes cleaned
and curIed. First West Millinery. Phones
Bell 2o5S-K. Ind. 9ls2.
SPLENDID showing Of spring millinery.
repair work & speciality. Mrs. Ernst AS
Z ID Sc. Ind. 24H.
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JEWELERS..

WE CUT and polish gold quartz. NOON
stones malachite. yarascite and other pre-
cious and semi-precious stones; iewelry
made 20 order and repaired. Room 9, III
So. Main. upstairs, over Crystal theatre.
Y I Ieiff
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EBER W. HALL. Undertaken. Embalm-
CT. 225 So. W. Temple. Both phones 1913.
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OSTEOPATHY.


JR. ALICE HOUGHTUN- - MeTcsnJtls
block 5Over walkers Etore). Reu phone
Sol ring 2