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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-02
1903 N. 10th Street

dering forth to be pounded and rolled
into beams and rails and plates and bars.
to be rushed out over the country cold
and hard and glittering blue; to build
skyscrapers, factories, banks bridges,
tunnels and ships; to add to the two
hundred thousand-mi web of the rail
roads; and, most vital of all, to make
millions Of busy machines Of all kinds
and sizes-buzzins, whirring, rafting,
rumbling; seeming to be mans tool, but
in reality his master; working at terrific
cost of human life the deepest of all hui
manitys changes; sharp. untiring, mind
less-this is the Blind Revoutionist
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-02
lO8 N. 10th Street.

suspicion and ever since then has been
open to attack through papers and maya
zines until the public generally has look
ed on glucose as being unwholesorne and
unhealthy. No less an authority that DR.
Wiley chief of the United States bureau
OF chemistery, declares that glucose or
grape sugar properly manufactured is no
less wholesome than carsc or maple sugar.
Corn. the new American king. now sup
plies US with bread, meat and sugar.
which We need as well as with whisky.
which we can do without
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park OF Sandringham, she met one of
the small children of the estate unpro-
tected In the way of clothing. why
are you not better wrapped up?" asked
the Princess of the little one, ut is
much too cold for you to go about like
that"
IF you please, Princess answered the
outspolxen child, II was afraid II you saw
me too warm you mightn't give me the
muffler I heard l was going to get, and
I'd rather be cold, Princess, than miss
that
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Got a Good Start.

From the Washington Herald
ITO what do you attribute your I'M
varying success?"
ITO being picked early for the village
fool. Nobody ever tried to get me to In
dorse a note or go into scheme.
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NichoIs-Bar

rates by the legislature. delegation of its
power in this way being legal it is held.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
The Smart Set

and enthusiastic letters have been
by of families abroad who have
its period OF mourning and who
been The AR redolent
weather perfect and the
display airy dainty beyond description These are
monde enjoy refreshments under
Czigan band The diversions
the the Bois shopping IN the rue de
Pax Glace where the chic Fnchwomen IN
dancing with the Russian masters
present fascinating sight
silk velvet OF black Nate blue
strictly plain aarng which faced with endless
the high
easily charming effect OF the roufrou as the
we ands wa to OF the music.
little Paris are
silk which have displaced the artificial flowers
finishing
gowns with tailor bouton
OF changeable or Persian silk
spending the summer IN
Paris OF charming
entered the salon
metal saer which he held by long
which Immediately filed the with faint
perfume perfumes the the hnger
bowls slightly that the effect said be refreshing and in no way
Objectionable.
hoped that the French elixir viii
than drop much OF
Ievent the moste
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
NEWS

get my paper with my roll
And prop 1t 'gainst the sugar bowl
And as l sit and feed my face
The striking bits of news I trace.
Or read the ads for sfindry things
For women's hats with rooster wings.
For feathers out of ostrich tails
For trunks and shoes and bargain sales.
For hammocks and cold storage eggs.
For chocolate drops and wooden legs.
Refrigerators. peekaboos
And. folding beds and brands of booze.
For summer cottages on hills,
For collins and for liver pills.
What is the news? I'm Cartago
An earthquake lays 500 low
Miners imprisoned in a shaftr'
The legislatures full of grafti,
"A woman takes her husbands lifev
"A New York miner sells his wife,
school children hurt by eating piep'
"A murderer is doomed to dier'
Edward of England breathes his Ia astr,
This news came in the recent past
1t does not worry me. know
Just why the news is mostly woe.
The mother love, the baby cooes-
Joys are too common to be news,
Chicago News.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
Machine Really
Routed in the
Iowa Voting

by Iowa republicans Hull chairman of the committee
military affairs and the recognized leaders of the reaction
went down overwhelming defeat Thanks the efforts
the professional politicians who attempted guberna-
Soa with national bearing. Governor Carros majority
of $4,000 over Garst two reduced to something like
1000 Kennedy Smith, the regular congressman
mated, pulled through by margins.
The decisive defeat of Congressman Hull seventh
district significant the reclamation of
syvana districts by the insurgents Hull has
congress ~ His continuous and his affiliations
with Speaker Cannon Congessmen Dalze Payne
they represent have made him power
His district includes Ioas largest city The fact that his
district gave him advantage reaconary
in Iowa The fact that chairman of the
affairs and SUCH had been able fish large slices
the pork barrel for his home gave him another peculiar
hold upon the of Des Moines.
The insurgents headed by Dollver and
actually led by Cumns made the defeat of Hull the immediate
object Of their fight The anguine of the insurgents hoped
for nothing than hair line victory The unofficial
show that the hoped for margin became fact majority
than 3,lOO for Prouty.
pointed by The Call few days ago. the investiture of
the Iowa gubenatora with national meaning unfair
both Governor Carroll and his opponent
everything could the politicians
who hoped make him the agency their paper vindcato
insisted through the press and from the stump that his candidacy
based national questions and that he stood
upon his governor that
subject
governor but thanks the injection of regularity his
paign he narrowly escaped defeat Two years Carroll
$4,000 votes With missing
1910 majority the candidate has dwnded 700 votes
and peends believe that the missing counties will double
that slender margin.
regulars dared not present
ddaes congressional In the district Daw-
son. formerly Aons man. refused to
attempt himself The progressives Hull They
nominated their candidates eight eleven districts
regulars candidate in
democratic district They nearly accomplished
Governor Carroll by clubbing him regular against his
All this may look like machine victory California
machine politicians To the great majority Of the people
It looks like machine and panic
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
RSONS IN THE NEWS

FRED KRoNENBERG JR., manager Of the
Mission branch Of the Central trust com
pany up to the time that the branch was
discontinued. has resigned from the Central
trust company to accept position with the
Bank of Italy.
s. MITCHELL, president Of the First Ma
tional bank of yisaIla. is at the St. Francis.
GEORGE B. EPSTEIN. banker Of Los Angeles,
is among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
DIR. JOHN NJ. BLoDGETT, a dentist of Lodi
is among the recent arrivals at the Stewart.
s. L. scHUrFLETER. real estate man OF
Seattle, is at the Palace with his wife.
CAPTAIN E. 3. MYMAN OF the United states
transport service is at the Colonial.
G. N. FARNswoRTH, real estate operator Of
colusa is staying at the Stewart.
LEE DE FORREST, wireless expert, is at the
Manx. registered from New York
W. H PUTER, an attorney Of Eureka, is among
the recent arrivals at the Palace.
E. s. RosENBAUM, banker Of stockton. is
registered at the st. Francis.
WILLIAM j. SMITH. commercial man OF
Chicago, is at the Turpln-
E. J. MARSHALL, banker Of Los Angeles, is
a guest at the St Francis
4. E. ERWIN. an oil operator Of Coalings~ is
registered at the Argonaut.
o. @. LINDLE7, attorney Of Nevada City. is
staying at the Argonaut.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
DEAD EASY

DO you think that you can make
my daughter happy?" asked Mr.. Cum
rox.
She has been happy with you. hasn't
she?" reioined the confident youth.
Il think so, sir
Well, If she's that easy to plea Sc
there should be no difficulty. Wash.
ington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Cards have been re-
ceived from Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hoopes for the
marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Marian Hopes,
and Ensign Frederick
Tomlinson Stevenson, u.
S. N. The wedding is
of more than ordinary
interest to society here
and in Burlingame,
where the young ofi1cer
has a host OF friends.
He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard G.. Steven
son of Menlo Park. and
is a favorite in the serv-
ice set here and at
Washington. The mar
riage will be celebrated
Saturday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock in Holy
Trinity church in West
Chester, Pa. There
will be several hundred
guests at the church, but
only the nearest friends
have been hidden to the
reception afterward at
the home OF the brides
parents at Highland
farm near West Chester.
The matron OF honor
will be Mrs. Richard
EIaden Hood of Plain
field, n. j.. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss
Margaret G. Warfield and
Miss Louise Warfield.
of Baltimore, cousins
OF the bride, who
will share the hon
or with Miss Nancx Rat
cliffe Caperton of Phila-
delphia. The office of
best man will be filed
by Ensign Reginald Gill
more of the U. S. s. Del
aware. and the ushers
will be Ensign George
w. Simpson. Ensign AL
bert NJ. Cohen of the
Kansas, Ensign Herbert
A. Spencer of the May
flower, Paymaster Irwin
D. Coyle of the Della
ware, Edward Hopes
and Albert Hopes,
brothers of the bride.
Miss Hopes will be
remembered as a Wis
itor in this city while
the fleet was here. She
was entertained elab-
orately in the service
set. There il a prob
ability that the young
couple will visit here on
their wedding journey.
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Hope for
the People
in Geary Street

definition OF the word The contention OF the petit
toner that the city seeks float the bonds the provisions
of the charter which give the city only powers
that the operation of municipal railroad govern
mental function
The exquisite refinement distinction possible legal
mind exhibited by counsel for the who declared that
the operation OF municipal water system of
Lighting plant would be governmental meaning
OF the charter but arnunieipal railroad.
In inquiries from the bench counsel conceded
the right to and public utilities He
not prepared to admit that coroary
municipal water the city might municipal bakery
but neither he prepared absolute denial the
right utility railroad That
treason treasury oong deliberate violation of the
ton revolutionary Infamous private policy bad public policy and
contempt of Most of which, of course by inference
The intimately nqurng frame of mind exhibited justices
the of much nhappnes
sell Questions pumped from the bench responsible for the
development OF the line which the Geay
mark the limits of municipal ownership of public utilities also
brought into clear relief the absurtes of petitioners dnc-
tons II the inquiries propounded by the
their putting be the acrbed to
tons from the BENCH they full of hope for the people
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
Hurry up the
Tunnel Under
Stockton Street

assessed pay for the Improvement.
The the legality of the proposition submitted bv
Attorney Savage gratifying substantaton opinions
legal who have the local assessment district
careful attention Mr. Savage finds the charter provides the
machinery for the project and that the
the have been supreme court
of the United States which Chicago The fact
that there longer obeco appears preclude the raising
legal cincaty and the unanimous opinion Of the
attorneys further insurance against such attack
1t generally conceded that there no question about the
The understanding that action awaits only the
opinion OF the city attorney which has been
question of prompt action The completion
Of the tunnel should be pushed with utmost rapdv II IS
local improvement but that The purely local
advantages importance The opening
the tunnel improved transportation great
the number of homes the North district II means that
earned in San Francisco will be San Francisco
the segregation OF the Bary district from
residence district that has been retarded by peculiarly unfortunate
proximity the underworld district 1t means accomplishment of
the first What has been apty termed the evelng of
San Francisco.
There IS need for haste because other big improvements
pending Their accomplishment will depend somewhat upon
of the Stockton project We need
tube need other great prennaries to the Pacific
for the greater and better San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

HENRY n. ROBINSON. who has large lum-
Der interests IN this state. is at the st.
Francis with Mrs. Robinson. registered from
Pasadena.
FREDERICK N. MEYER and Mrs. Meyer. who
were recently married. left the Palace yes
tsrday for a short sOIourn in the Santa Cruz
mountains.
J. E. HUNTooE. an express agent OF sscra-
mento is at the Palace
z. c. vooEEIs. rancher Of suttsr Creek. is
staying at the Palace.
W 3. THURMAN. lumberman OF MADEIRA. ls
staying at the Palace
LUTHER BURBANK Of Santa Rosa Is regis
z. COFFEE. commercial man OF Los Angeles
is at the Belmont.
DE WITT H. LYON of New York is registered
h H. EDNER. merchant Of Sacramento. 10
at the Belmont.
J. CATE. shoe Manufacturer Of Chicago. is at
the Stanford
the Manx-
the Manx-
the Turpin.
CLYDE ossoURE is stopping at the Dale.
o. WHITE Of woodland Is At Ii. p.I. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

VASSAR-A. O. s., Mountain View Who
founded vassar college. near Poughkeepsie. n. Y.
1t was founded in 1861 by Matthew
Vassar, wealthy brewer of the place
named, who gave to an incorporated
board of trustees s40S,000 and 200 acres
of land to found a college for women.
MASTER OF THE INN--L., Santa Clara. Who
wrote The Master OF the Inn.' which was pub
lished in Scribners? Has it been issued in book
form?
1t was written by Robert Herrick
and has been issued in book form.
CHAFFEE-C. V. A.. Richmond. Is General
Adna n. Chafee graduate of West Point?
No.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Mrs. Duncan MacKin-
lay and her mother, Mrs.
j. James, have returned
to the Stewart after a
visit OF several weeks in
the Santa Clara valley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Mrs. Isabelle +. NJ
Ollie has sent cut cards
for the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss lone Cans
dace Ollie, and Lieuten-
ant Reginald Hsbsr Kels
ly OF the Fourth rssfs
ment OF infantry, u. s AZ
The wedding viii be GELS
ebrated Tuesday aftera
noon. June 22 at s
o'clock. in All Saints
church. Palo Alto. and
viii be one ok the prets
tiest events OF the months
There will be guests
from town and from tha
southern cities, where
the bride has a host oe
friends. She 10 q charm :
ing girl ana was ona
OF the most popular stus
dents at Stanford DUR
Ing her college career.
Lieutenant Kelly has
been in Manila this
year, but will return
next Saturday from the
islands. and Will be in
this city during most OF
the time preceding his
wedding. He is a son
OF Rev. d. o. Kelly, one
OF the well known Epls-
copsl clergymsn OF the
state.
Mrs. Louis Brschemin
has been passing a few
days at her home at the
Preside. but left yes
tsrday for Senona coun-
ty, where she has been
one of a camping party
for the summer.
Charles Baldwin was
host at one of the in
formal luncheOns given
yesterday at the Palace.
The guests at the pref
tily decorated table were
Mr.. and Mrs. Duplessis
Beylard and Willis Polk.
DR.. A. Miles Taylor
has gone TO St. Louis and
will visit several OF the
eastern cities before his
return late in the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mills. who was Miss
Claire Nichols. are pass
ing their honeymoon at
Tahoe. where they will
remain for several days
before returning to town
or San Mateo.
Miss Barbara Snail
has been entertaining a
charming house guest
IN the person OF Miss
Estill Stephens of Sac
ramento and several OF
the recent teas have
been given for the Wis
itor. Miss Stephens is
going 10 Belvedere for
an early summer visit
with Mrs. william Full
ton before her return ia
her home in Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

The wedding of Miss
Grace Holt and Ralph
Lohman attracted a
crowd of friends last
evening to the Sweden
borgian church. The
ceremony was performed
by Rev. Joseph Wor-
cester. Although the
wedding was character
lied by simplicity it was
one of the most interest
ing OF the season from a
social viewpoint. The
bride is a sister of Mrs.
David Leith Mckay, who
acted as matron of hon
or at the wedding. The
office of best man was
filed by Rudolph Shill-
ing. The brides gown
was an effective combi-
nation of white satin
and lace, with a long
tulIe veil and wreath of
orange blossoms to COM
plete the bridal costume.
She carried a shower of
orchids and lilies of the
valley. Mrs. Mckay
was gowned in pink
chiffon over satin Of the
same shade. She car
ried roses. The recep-
tion after the ceremony
was held at the home of
Parker Holt, brother of
the bride. Only rela-
tives assembled at the
family home in Vallejo
street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lohman have departed
on a brief wedding jour
ney. They will be at
home later in the sea-
son at Mountain View,
the country home of the
brides family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
Answers 10 Queries

Z MOUND BuII.DERS-S. r. T.. c.. Willows
Where in the United States were the remains
them?
The remains of these prehistoric peo-
pie We're discovered in most of the
states of the central and lower Mis-
slssfppf valley, on the sources Of the
Allegheny, and have been observed
away up along the banks of the Mis-
souri,, as well as down by the shores
of the gulf of Mexico. They were most
nuremous in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Wisconsin, Missouri, Arkansas, Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Mississippi Alabama,
Georgia. Florida and Texas. Some were
found In New York, Michigan and Iowa.
Many of the mounds are of regular
outline, assuming the form of various
geometrical figures. Some assumed the
outlines of men and of animals. In
Adams county, Ohio, one is in the form
of serpent 1000 feet long. with its
mouth partially closed around an egg
of perfectly regular dimensions. Some
are in the form of defensive works at
Fort Hill, O.. one forms a line of cir
cumvallation about four miles in ex-
tent.
PRoTECTIONIST-S Oakland Was
Andrew Jackson a protectionist? If he was
can you quote some of his writings or utter
ances to prove that he was?
In letter to Doctor Coleman under
date of April 26, 1924, he wrote:
providence has filed our mountains
and our plains with minerals and given
US Climate and soil for the growing
of hemp and wool. These being the
grand materials of our national de-
Tense. they ought to have extended to
them adequate and fair protection
that our manufactures and laborers
may be placed on a fair competition
with those of Europe, and that we may
have within our country supply Of
those leading and important articles so
essential to man..
SOLDIERS. X. City What was the ma
tionaiity Of the soldiers who served in the union
army during the war Of the rebellion Am told
that there were more foreign born than native
born.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

admission that the attack is based upon unten
able ground.
The Geary street company, pins its hope.
for an injunction restraining the city from
marketing the Geary street bonds unon il
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
lation the ootstoo befng the finest aggrs
ve patriotic city in the world

TO LAYMEN generally many legal pro-
fesson the of counsel in objection the validity Of
the Geary municipal railroad
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
IA Fitting
/ Celebration
/ of the Fourth

of the right direction program is diver
shed and comprehensive The limitations placed committee
have determined the character Of the program 1t will health
fu entertainment for young and old and fairly may offer
diversity that should appeal to all classes
The promised good enough co-opea-
tion and attendance Of all San Francscans good enough
San Francco invitation to the people California
join San Francsco observance of nations birthday
The Call both appreciates and regrets the difficulties confront
the committee charged with the fourth OF July celebration The
public that has made those difficulties possible to be regretted
The glorious fourth has with be holiday than an
anniversary Our people have made il the exodus
the country the smaller that wholly re1inouished
The spirit of 20.
The headway made by the committee soliciting funds for fire.
works indicates that this be changed does not truly
the sentiments of the people of San Francisco
short Comparatively little be accomplished this year Call
hopes that the good work being done only beginning of
the work for genuine fourth OF July celebration year
The time has discard the holiday idea to 90 back
to the good old home coming celebration of the birth freedom
1t time for little practical exmphcaon of patriotism Let
begin prepare for fourth Of July celebration wear
that will only prevent 100000 Of people leaving the
city but that will 100000 Cafornans osptabe gates
to join with pleasant conmemoration OF the birth OF greatest
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Mrs. Uriel Sebree, the
charming wife of Rear
Admiral Sebree. will
leave this afternoon for
Coronado. where she will
pass most of the sum-
mer. Mrs. Sebree has
been at the Fairmont
during the winter and
will return to town
probably for brief visits
later in the season. but
expects to enjoy most of
the summer in the
southern part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Stan
ley Logan are on the
honeymoon at Tahoe,
where they will re-
main for several days
longer before leaving
for their home in River
side. The young couple
will probably pass a few
days in this city on their
return. Mrs. Logan was
Miss Sophie Meuel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Borel will not remain in
their San Mateo home
this summer. but expect
to pass most of the sea-
son at Tahoe with Mr..
and Mrs. Aylett Cotton
and Miss Lupeta Borel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Miss Alexandra Ham
ilton left yesterday for
Santa Barbara, where
she will pass most OF
the time in a sana-
torium, taking the rest
cure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Improvement An encouraging feature Of the
downtown associations Endorsement may be
found IN the absolute unaninity of its mem
bers and the fact that a large number of those
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

ENTHUSIASTIC Endorsement of Stockton street tunnel bv
the Downtown association gives impetus to the
~ for the immediate completion OF that much desired
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

HE CALL cordially indoses the plans proposed by Chairman
Vaughan and his fourth of July committee The committee
reported its campaign for funds good news The
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

imagination must be brought into play tc
make the Iowa returns spell either victory fol
the reactionaries or reputation for the Roose
Welt policies.
Every insurgent incumbent was renom
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Call bespeaks Tor that committee the unstinte
liberality of San Franciscos businessmen an
the cooperation of all who believe in their eli
and their country.
The program outlined by the committee
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Charles Baldwin was
host at one of the in
formal luncheons given
yesterday at the Palace.
The guests at the pret-
tily decorated table were
Mr. and Mrs. DUplessis
Beylard and Willis Polk.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mills. who was Miss
Claire Nichols. are pass
ing their honeymoon at
Tahoe. where they will
remain for several days
before returning to town
or San Mateo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

DR.. A. Miles Taylor
has gone to st. Louis and
will visit several OF the
eastern cities before his
return late in the sum-
mer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

ALIFORNIA machine candidates comfort in the
results of the republican primary fight Iowa leaning
- extremely slender reed. Extraordinary powers
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Mrs. Louis Brechemin
has been passing a few
days at her home at the
Presidio. but left yes
tsrday for Senonna coun-
ty, where she has been
one of a camping party
for the summer.