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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. March L. 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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Additional shipping News ON Page II
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Oakland fiARBoR FERRY-From San Francisco.
Market Street WhaYf-Week Days-Houriy from eco
am to 600 pm. Sundays-645. a15. 9.45. II. Is
an 1915 ais 345. Els GAS, 615 and 9.45 pm.
local FERRY TRAiAS-Na Alameda Pier.
Re Oakland and kIameda-t6l0 f6.45 am. and then
10 and As minutes past the hour until AS pm; then
aG. OTIS 1000. 1915. l130 pm. and l2.l5 am.
To saneda and FruIale via Horseshoe szns as above.
a for Morning . for Afternoon Sunday excepted.
Sunday only Arrive Mon. Wed. Fri
Union Transfer Co. authorized to check Baggage
direct from residence.
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| United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange San Francisco. March
L, 1910.
The time ball the roof of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
| cifc standard time t120th meridan), at Sh
0om. O0s Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
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Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, March observations token
at a. M
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

g PROPOSALS FOR PAPER-Depot Quartermas
ters Office. 9th Street and Gray's Ferry Road
Philadelphia June 10. 1910.-Sealed proposals, In
triplicate subject TO the usual conditions. Will be
received here until IL O'Clock A. NJ. July 6. l9lO
and then opened for furnishing and delivering
Case Interlining. Tissue and Manila Wrapping
Paper at the Philadelphia. Boston. New York,
Chicago. St Louis and San Francisco Depots OF
the Quartermaster's Department u s. Army
The quantities Will be subject TO not to exceed
80 per cent increase. if desired by this Depart
ment. The right is reserved to reject or accept
ererce will be given to articles Of domestic
manufacture, conditions of quality and price Tin
Guiding in the price of foreign productions or
manufactures. the duty thereon) being equal.
Standsrd samples be and blank pro-
posals and full information will be furnished
upon application at this office. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals TO be ndorsed Proposals for
Paper. to be opened July 6. l9l0'' Major
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LEGAL. NOTICES

FIFE San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum
society gives notice that the following named
orphans and half orphan children have been adj
mltted TO the asylum from January l, 1910, e
July 1. 1910 viz:
Ana Maria HILL . years Q moaths
Ainsel Edward Hill. 6 years :, months.
Newell Bernard Hale. IL years > mopths.
Elizabeth l.. Miliwood. years II months
Waite Il. Wynan. 6 years II months.
Etael y. Erickson. > years months
Edna Il. Snead, ) years months
Alvin L. Pratt. : years months.
Robert ]. Pratt. years l month.
Thelma I. Linebsrger. years | month.
Log L. Linebarger. 4 years months.
Rui,v l.. Smith. II years months.
Harry NJ. Smith, 10 years > months.
Bernce 4. Chapman. IA years l month
Marguerite Chapman. years 4 months.
Edith W. Ashton. 10 years.
William F. Ashton, years months.
John 4. Mcdonald. years mouths.
Robert l.. McDouald. years q months
MANUELA PAGE HELLMANN.
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LIEN HOLDERS NOTICE OF SALE.

LIN HOLDEKS NUTICE OF SAFE.
Notice is hereoy given that Saturday. July
store Of sherman. Clay & Co. on the northwest
corner of suffer end kearny SITS. San Fran
cisco. the undersigned will sell one Brewster
piano No 37050 to pay amount due the under
signed for its reasonable charges for work done
and materials furnished in repairing said piano
at the request of the and legal possessor
Mrs. L. +. Rodrigues of Fallon. New. pursuant
TO secs. 3051 and 3052 Of tie civil code of the
state of California
Dated June ~ 1910.
SHERMAN, CLAY & co.
Py r. W STEPHENSON Secretary.
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CHANCE TO TRIPLE YOUR MONEY IN A


1,12O acres of level sandy loan soil only .
miles from town and s. L. r. r. station: all
clear and under cultivation 800 acres in wheat
and showing what the land will produce; this is
all good alfalfa grain or fruit land, and about
50 acres will grow alfalfa without irrigation
good room house: large windmill, tank; also
another set of buildings on another part OF the
ranch: good wells; all fenced and cross fenced
great buy for 500 per acre.
100 acres: fine dairy ranch: only 10 miles
from Oakland: 40 acres Of finest bottom land
VIII grow anything without irrigation; fine living
stream OF pure water thst could be utilized TO
irrigate with; acres of fine orchards good s
room dwelling barns. windmill and tank 20
herd of cattle. 100 chickens. 4 horses: all i'm
plements. tools aud wagons: price $12,500; will
take good cottage In Oakland as part payment
90 acres; Az miles from town and 5. p. sta
ton: - of finest varieties of grapes. 10
acres alfalfa. 10 acres hay land, / acre assorted
fruits balance woodland pasture; good room
dwelling large barn. etc: all farm Implements
and wagons; cows. horses, some pigs and
chickens; crop goes with place: price $4,000.
so acres of rich valley land, IA miles from
Oakland, 30 of first class orchard and vine
yard; fine. new, modern, room cottage, hot and
cold water, bath, etc.; good barn and Outbuild-
ings; 5000 per acre.
bottom land; acres cultivated; 2J0 full bearing
apple trees: water right for irrigation; good
barn. ) chicken houses. incubator: horse, harness.
5 wagons. so chickens. all farm implements; 1
HoLCoMB REALTY COMPANY.
Country Dept.
900 San Pablo av.,
Oakland. Cal
RICHEST VEGETABLE LAND.
S25 per acre cash--S25 per acre cash
Rent will pay bslance-
Peat and sediment soil, only 1 = miles from
Holt. the Santa Fe r. R.. niles from
Stockton with r. r. rate for island farmers of
only lie per mile; steamer landing on property
Absolutely no overflow; perfect drainage and
free irrigation system; enormous crops now
growing the land
PRODUCES
0nions-S40O TO 81 .000 per acre
Asparagus-S300 to S1.5o0 per acre
potatOes-10O 900 sacks
Beans-25 TO 40 sacks per acre.
Bsrley-30 to 80 sacks per acre.
Price only $3.50 per acre S25 per acre cash.
balance SIS per acre per year.
Excursions daily; S2.90 covers all expenses
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY
60i First National Bank bldg. San Francisco.
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FOR sale-Buy a big lot in Marin county. on
the peninsula, where values are going up.
Build a home in the midst of the greatest
natural scenic beauty around San Francisco
Surrounded by homes OF culture and refine
ment built by San Francisco business and
professional men. About 40 minutes from 81
and Market. First stop out OF SausaIito on
fast San Rafael electric ears Every lot
highly improved and big nouey maker for
those who buy now. W. l. COURTRIGHT
z01 Weestbank bldg, opposite Emporium
Douglas 67S and Douglas 5609.
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MINES AND MINING
INVESTMENTS

GOLD. amalsanl. ricA ore bocgnt: cash; assayins
5tc. PIONEER ASSAY Co.. l3i 1th 81. near
Howard
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OUR new catalogue of country property. farms
fruit and poultry ranches. stock ranches al
faifa and timber lands. Call or send for list
ROTHERMEL & CO.. 24T Russ bldg S F.
FOR farms, stock ranches and timber lands see
AcFAUL & EDWARDS. 257 California St
IRRIGATED land on R. r.. 81 mi. s. H.: 81 mo-
per acre. PAUL R0SSlER, 3S6 Pine st.
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MEDICAL.

ATTENTION, Ladies-DR. LEWIS. 9y:i Marker
St bet. 9th and 9th. world renowned specialist
for women only. no delays disappointnents:
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known TO medical science: most obsti-
nate cases treated; all female complaints and
irregularities treated: have no hesitahcy IL la
need OF my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. BY consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money. Advice free. 10 a. Ia.
10 p. N. and 10 p m: Sundays. IL
= to y.
VALPEAO'S female pills: best regulating pills
Sold price $3.50 by express. Jener Syringe
and tablets. price 81 BY express only on re-
ceipt Of price OSGOOD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists. Ith and broadway. Oakland.
DIR. Of Obstetrics Mary Adam: reliable special
lst cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement: adontion: h.. Ia D. m.
3M4 Fruitrale av.. Oakland: rel. Merritt 1895.
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bAi-DNIN HOWEl.L, 3lS-32i Kearny St
Send for 1910 Map of City Contains New Street
Names. Free
$10j. SEQ Spur track manufacturing site OF over
:D,o00 square feet. corner. opposite
). r. depot; only large piece in neigh
borhood; diagram and further partcu-
lars at office tS:.l6i
S24. .aoo-Cheap downtown property; 60 feet at
Turk and Larkin SITS; present temporary
improvements bring $50 month:
$lO,OO0 mortgage remain. (S36S)
SlS.5O0--A snap; J story apartment house of
II apartments and one for house keeper:
always good for s240 month; halls fur
nished; apartments have separate halls:
kitchens with gas stoves and heaters; lot
6Uxl00; Sutter st; owner in Oregon:
must sell lS2i5I
Sc, T50-Reduced from $500: income sbout
$500: flats of rooms aud bath close
to Market end 18th; 30 TT. lot (s084)
ST, ,000-A buy. owners lose 81 .0G0 . 6ne fats
of 5 rooms and bath each; opposite Pre-
sidio terrace at Lake ST. and LIST ay.:
lot 25x1oo; $4,000 bank loan can re-
So looo-Taylor; 35x1aT:s; close to cars ,sSss,
So'6oo,2s feet on Clay ST.; north side; over
"a e9sing bay a., and city, only one 7ose
near Scott; 50. 900 bank loan. ts3l9)
S2,ooo--Just read this; business corner in
heart of district at 18th and Castro sts !:
street work all done; just the thing for
$2,500-0nly 500 foot close TO Broadway
and Frederick; marine view lot: 25x137:G
s1,e5o-2eth av close to Lake st; lot asSiao. ls0
all street work done fS25S1
$1,2J0-Key lot: all street work: 24th and Dia-
mond; % foot front. (sl22)
81 ,000-12th av., cars; 25x120: all street
and sewer work done; on grade and ready
for building; beautiful view of ocean.
park and city. (s2S51
Send for June list of property and 1910 map OF
city with new street names.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-s24 Kearny st.
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$50 DOWN, $50 month without interest; new
neat, 2 room cottage, plastered and wainscOted,
Including 25x100 1t. lot on car line; 81 ,125; ;
half block from car line, S975; l block. S925; 2
blocks, s7T5: 80 foot lot IL you want IL. also
moge rooms; &c fare, owl cars. McEnerney
car marked Ocean View ON (;uer-ero ST TO
Lakevtew sv. RIVERS BROS. 46l Montgom-
cry st.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

SAN ANSEIMO Mill Valley San Rafael prop
critics Atthowe Realty COMPANY. 25s Market
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l. F. WAYLAND x CO.. Brokers'
&c Monadnock building, San Francisco. Cal.
+. NJ. HARRIS a CO. RRoKERs.

VI IiRa aItIkit, q NO, bNNNf4IIEs
IJ1-1J3 Phelan Bldg. san Francisco, Cal
STOCK BARGAINS FOR SALE, SUBJECT:
1900 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co.. ....@ S0.I6
Loco Maricopa National Petroleum. a &c
1000 shares Tempior 4lanch Oil Co.. Bid
1000 shares W I. & NJ. OIL Co. .......@ rs
l500 Lady Washington Oil Co.......... Wanted
1,000 Kern River Driliers, ............. a .13
LOCO Coaiinga National Petroleum Co. % ~
5Go shares Liberty Oil Co.. Cheap
$50 shares Coalinga Crude Oil Co ....@ .15
3G0 shares Madison Oil Co. ...........0 0S 10.
2,5 California Pressed Brick a .15
100 shares Pyramid Oil Co........... Cheap
$40 Pacific Telephone Co............ Bid
100 shares Jewell Oh Co.. Bid
La Hacualpa Rub. Plan. (19G0) ... a $1,000
List Your SECURITIES With rs.
WANTED-Landau economic syphon stock: state
lowest price Box 1899. Call office.
MISSION BRANCH Of THE tAIL BLAhs'S
BAXA Az. 1icS VAT ENcJA ST.
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CITY nEAL EsrATE-con.lnusa
a vACATIoN SNAP
Price sl7.5oo. Rents SEQ per month.

TTIts SIt,JUU- heHts S--U PCT UIVHIH
An elegant new apartment house of 6 apartments
of rooms and bath and wall bed each; the
plan and construction are absolutely perfect;
ceilings double plaStered; double heorS-
hard wood; just completed and rented for $40
per month"; lot 26x13T g: bank mortgage OF
$4,000: good building lot viii be taken
part payment: situated Jones 81. near Clay !;
the finest apartment location in this city.
DAVIDSON & LEIGH.
IL Mont ComerT II.
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MARIN coUNTY REAL EsTATn
HOME AND INVESTMENT
IN THE SWITZERLAND OF THE BAY.


IN THE SWITZERLAND OF THE BAY.
Beautiful lots for home builders at Baltimore
park and Palm bin. The first stop out OF SalI-
salito on the fast San Rafael electric trains.
Sure future profit for all who buy at open
ing prices. A natural health resort. where
asthma catarrh and throat diseases un-
known. Cirandest views OF mountains and bay
Plenty OF shade and ornamental trees All
modern improvements in and paid for Build
your home in the midst OF other fine homes. on
lot big enough for lawn garden. trees an0 hOw-
ers. No spectators wanted save those who
wish to speculate on future happiness and pros
perity Price is made low TO invite actual
home builders. to whom every financial and ma
terial assistance viii be cheerfully rendered.
Future profits assured many fold in these beau
tifuI home tracts.
BIG LOTS SELLING NOW,
$500 ON EASY TERMS.
Go and see them or come in for folder
A. L. COURTRIGHT.
7OI Westbank bldg, OPP. Emporium.
Phones-Dougias 67S-DOuglas 5609
SAN ANSEIMo. Mill Valley. San Rafael prop
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TIMBEfe LANDS For SALE

BIG TREES FOR SALE
40 acres Of the best standing BIG TREES
in California: located IN Tulare county. Inquire
Of Z. h. DUDLEY q co.. Bath. n. 7.
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FOR sale-Something in dats; new designs,
new style on fnsh; separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition; overlooking
reation grounds in G. G. park; 7th and Il
ST. See E. B. HALLETT, premises
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no spEcuLAToRs NEED APPLY.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-sa4 Kearny St.
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TITLES RESTORED

UNDER McEnerney act, complete. S35. TITLE
Co. 95I-3 Monadnock bid. Market st. Sd.
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,5Eo. A. HERRIcK. 1908 MARKET ST, IN
Cali AND SEE NE. l HAVE WHAT YoU
WANT
YES
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RECORDED LEASES.
CW it'll name and address Of lessee

with and address Of lsssee-p
JULY lS.
BROADWAY 1898. store. etc: Isabella JeK to
Chiidsworth 90; : Yrs from May l. 1910. $40,
900; address AZ East 14th st
BROOK AVE. 4l6 store. etc; Leonard Maurer
to Amelia tiUnCsk, yrs mo from April !.
1910: $40: address. 4l6 Brook
COLUMBUS AVE. 100. first floor and rear
sarah E Martin TO Lincoln Square Restaurant
co. " mos from Oct l, 1903; $40: address
100 Columbus ave
COLUMBIA ST. l2O: Bertha Harris to Isak
Fiehach. yrs from Jan l. 1910. $1,000; ad-
dress 100 Columbia st
EAST BROADWAY. 2G4: Abraham David tc
I}eckie Brand: yrs from May /. 1910. S2,540,
ADDRESS 264 East Broadway.
IENOX AVE 32I. north part OF store; Simor
f and Max T. Bernheimer to John Cuomo 3 yra
from May l. 1910; $3.50 and 5000; address. 3Sl
LenoG
MADISON AVE PA. store. etc; John Gellathy
10 mary . OF: . yrs from Oct /. 1910: 50 0OO;
ADDRESS 274 Madison ave.
PARK AVE. $40, 10th ST, store. etc
Frederick W Sander to George F'indlateT. rs
from Aug To- 1910; 5000: address. 1910 Park
WENDOVER AVE $40. cor 3D. ave. store
etc: John q Heintz and ano 20 John Schnarr.
WHITEHALL ST. o.. store and basement. ex
cert room IN basement: Alfred Lust and ano g
Otto kuechmann yrs mos IL days from
June I3 1910: 81 500. acdress. % Whitehall st,
lsT AVE. 111s and 1l2o: Maybell Realty @
carlo 5outfario and ano. yrs from July
1910: So 800. address. 11ls lst ave.
Sd AVE. cor 18TH st store. etc; PhiIc
Realty aui CUnst ructiou 60 10 Thomas CuuVillt
Brewing 20. 10 yrs from dec |. 1909; S2001
addrr=z 32S East 10th ST.
% AVE 1915. south stVFu AGd feai part o.
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Sarah Cshu and 70 Sophie Fsngsersr i,e zssl[
81 600. attorney Charles II Bsechler' IL" walk
II
PARK AVE y :. tT9.s # ot 18th s., "fa '
to4 Sx rreR. June 80. Yrs. Jonn heildsl ~ q"
Eew YORK Mortgage and Security Co. SLOW
PARK AVE. s. 1888 f. Of fs'th -. % 9oE
JOS TX irreg; June 90, yrs; same 70 same q
$4,000.
PARK AVE 1913 u Of 9f is'th ne IS :, Fifo ~
ave n rs II 70 beg. June 30s yrs' Sai'' ~
same: s15 900: address. f@5 BroadWay
PROSPECT TERRACE. y. s. 50 TT n OF I'''e
ave 25x105 prior mtg S3.JoO. july -. ! -
per cent; ! Fletcher Pouisor 70 H"seH0 l.
Iarkin; $500: address 154 Nassau ST
sTEBBISs AVE. W : 12a n of CnisnolIn
81 25xs1 tprior mtg g. 2fol: due as per 5o- 5at
July 8. Thomas n Roff 70 Henry iaHt%' *''S'
address. 1925 Cd ave
or late Isaac Brsithvsits 2Sx16o; july u ="
yrs 81. per cent; Fhilip Maker 70 S0phis Hn
sterer ss. 600: attorney. Charles Bascaief
1925 Walker ave
4TH AVE, . = 10 y ot Briggs az @ ,9E
a2x irrsg Jur II. : YRS. per cent: Charles
Mooney, ir. 70 Charlotte z Ebslinz Slow. AZ
torney. " r san11fs I Ldber-y St
25x1no1 The Bronx prior mtg 5000. July
s ? ,rs & per cont Mar F Purdy n A'pert
Zimmerman: 81 2pn. address. 2oS Broadway
f4ST ST 119 East old line. 1s9xi0o. ? n
prior mtg 81 0noj: July II, ! yr. per cent
Maurice 7 C'Corulan To Gertrude frruTnrnon: :
$500; attorneys. Thompson. Warren & PelsraIn
- Wall 81.
to Port Morris branch OF Sew York r Harlem
Railroad xi17 sxi00; July Il: yrs. = per
cent. Mary T. 3 Frank 70 Adoph Becker S50rt
address. 252 East 14oth 81
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cocted with her own fair hands the beV-
erages she offered to her guests. Those
days have gone by, but the art of the still
room is by no means lost one and in
many families. particularly those that have
large quantities OF fruit on their own
places, il is still the practice TO put up
large quantities of these drinks every sum
mer
The following recipe for preparing wine
from blackberries, curTants, raspberries
and other fruits OF early summer has been
handed down from Colonial days in an old
New England family and is still In use:
Press all the juice possible out OF the fruit.
Then pour over the pressed fruit an equal
amount of boiling water. Let it stand an
hour or two. squeeze again and add four
pounds Of sugar to each gallon Of the
liquid Let it stand before bottling in a
cool place, preferably a cellar, for three
or four weeks. with a piece of gauze over
the jar it is in TO keep out dust and foreign
matter.
Another way Of portioning the ingredi-
ents is 10 use two quarts of water TO every
one Of juice and three pounds of sugar.
In Colonial days housewives used 10 make
a spiced blackberry wine Perhaps some
one who is going to spend blackberry time
in the regions where these berries are
abundant may like to try il. Only the
ripest and sweetest of dew berries should
be selected for this purpose. Heat them d
little, then mash and strain them, extract
ing all the juice. Add a quart of water to
a gallon Of the Juice and to every gaIon
of the mixture add three and half pounds
OF sugar Let the whole stand twelve
hours, then pour into clean stone jar,
adding to every gallon half an ounce of
cream Of tartar and gill of brandy. Let
1t ferment long as II will after putting a
loose cover over the jar. Ii may take
three months. At the end of this time or
when it begins to stop fermentng, add an
other gill of brandy and bottle. II will be
ready for use in six months. but will be
better if kept longer. The wine was spiced
and warmed before using. To spice it add
to every cup an inch stick of cinnamon.
three or four cloves. three or four allspice
berries and a grating of nutmeg. Let il
heat by setting the cup in boiling water
and letting il stand ten minutes. Stir in a
teaspoonful Of sugar and strain the wine
into glass containing a, silver spoon to
prevent cracking.
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sbnornaliy large by the addition OF locks
from the shops would be no longer possible
Since that time. however, the wiles OF the
wide hat have again made ii victorious over
sts adversaries and Il Is being worn more
than ever.
Generally great width and height are not
rornhined in the same head covering, and
many of the new wide hats have trimmings
that lie OF the brim and do not even aspire
70 eo,aIling the moderate elevation OF the
s,rovn- one somewhat extreme model,
made Of English embroidery and lined with
French crepe, had a low and not very clear
ly defined crown that suggested the nat
Eeadsear OF some five seasons ago 1InS
chapeau, as was the case with its relatives
of more remote period, had little trim
ming on top-a small bow and rose. or
something OF that sort-while a big bow Of
ribbon, made with many loops, was placed
under the brirn toward Ihe back.
The principal rival Of the capeline Just
now is the cloche or bell shaped hat. The
cloche Is seen in different forms, some of
which are not unlike the one formerly
Known as the peach basket Others remind
one Of various useful domestic articles, such
as lamp shades and so on. These narrower
shapes show a tendency to increase IN
height though few go so far in that direc-
7ion as the one illustrated. An attractive
way of obtaining the desired height on
summer models is by the use OF puff1ngs OF
tulie, which are sometimes reared 10 an
altitude that is quite astonishing.
AS the two extremes in the picture. with
many degrees between, seem destined &c
last into the next season, no woman neeo
fear that she will be unable TO ind adorn-
nent for her head that "ill be suited TO her
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GIRL OF Is IRRELIGIOUs
She Is Myopic and Needs Protection
Saws DR.. G. S Hall

Greeley. Col July 12.-Girls turning
sixteen are absolutely irreligious. accord
ing 70 DR.. g Stanley Hall. president and
professor of psychology ct. Clark Univer-
sity. Worcester. Mass, lecturing at the
summer Normal School here Hence IT is,
he continued. they are devoted 10 rats
puffs. Psyche knots. fudge. giggles and
other ephemeral things
The budding girl is a battling q prob
lem as the soul Of woman" said DR.. Hall
and the world now knows that instead
OF no soul At ali. woman has one, two.
three or even four moro than man.
The voung girl is absolutely irrefigioys
In her nature She IS myopic. seeing the
immediate present. whereas q boy looks
into the future. Her life is all emotion.
and for that reason \ certain religious
fervor is likely to appeal 10 her She
should be protected from professional re-
lisjonists-"
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,

MANHATTAN
nth sTREET-Charles 2 Murphy has
bought from Thomas Cunningham the four story
dwelling house No 81 East 18th street.
4TH sTREET-Jacoh Ffnkelsten, in coniunc-
ton With Never EIlenbogen. has sold for J.
cschinsky the six story tenement at No 1a2
.-.st 4th street. plot 28Zio9 feet
sgd STREET-E- H Ludlow & Co. have sold
for Paul r. Blair s. and Lindsey r. Williams
10 - West s2d street, a four story dwell
ing with dining room extension. on lot 22xio2
feet
SECOND AFENUE-A Humpfre- & GO
sold 10 a client the Pensacola clubhouse. No 2la
Second avenue. on plot % 9x112.6 feet
NINTH AVENUE-Tsmes N Wels's Sons and
Furey & CO. sold for Clarence II. Young 70 John
Peel the southwest corner of Ninth avenue and
22d street. This property had not been trans
ferred since 1864.
RIVERSIDE DRTvE-Joseph P. Day has sold
the half block property between 72d and 7Sd
streets directly opposite the Schwab home
THE BRONX.
BAINBRJDGE AVENUE-Clement II. Smith
has GOLD for Mr.. Muller Il family brick
house the east side of Bainbrdge avenue.
about 10 feet north Of Mosholu Parkway
BRONX PARK GAST-David /. Woodall, jr..
sold for T. l. SIazenSer two lois on Bronx
PARK East 30 south of Mace ave.