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INDICTED>FOR INSULTING
BROTHER THROUGH MAILS
Postal Cards Reflect on Police
mans Character

For the alleged use of the United
States mails as means TO insult his
brother an indictment was fled against
Alfred c. Bernal in the United States
district court yesterday. The brother.
stephen Bernal. is on the police force.
and the remarks written conspicuously
on the postal cards he received reflect
ed on his name as an officer and a gen
tleman- The matter is described in the
Indictment as "scurrilous." Bernal
mailed the cards in question from san
Jose.
Clifford Alexander. George Wainberg
and Ow Gee were each indicted for
smuggling smoking opium. Alexander
and Wainberg are Pacific Mail steve
dores.
The federal grand jury further
placed two indictments on the secret
file.
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HYlAND SIGNS FOR
GO WITH PICATO
San Francisco Boy VIII Take
on Lightweight Rival i'm New
Orleans January %

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan. 13.-"Fight-
ing Dick Hyland of San Francisco.
who has been here for the last month.
today accepted a match with Frank
Picato, a coast lightweight.
They will fight in New Orleans on
January %.
Hyland and Phil Brock of Cleveland
will fight in Memphis, Tenn. the first
week in February. according TO ar
rangements made today.
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Modesto Makes Ready for
Baseball Season
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

MODESTO. Jan. 13.-The Modesto
baseball association has elected officers
for the year as follows: President, j.
A. Dunn; vice president, E. H. Annear;
secretary. W. II. Killam; treasurer, s,
p. Mitchell. directors, J. A. Dunn, j. c.
Lesher, John Turner, S. B. Mitchell and
z. H. Annear.
1t is expected that nearly all of last
years players viii be retained. Mob
ley and Palm, who have formed the
battery for two seasons past, will re-
main this year.
1t is expected that the season will be-
gin about the middle of March with a
game with the Chicago White SoX and
with practice games with the State
league clubs. Oakland trained here
last season, and negotiations to bring
one of the Coast league clubs here to
train this season are now under way.
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Barney Schneider, one of the shrewd-
est horsemen in the country, returned
to Emeryville yesterday from Wood
land, where he has seven yearlings that
Barney declares are as fine lot as he
has ever owned in all his racing expe-
rience. They are by Deutschland, Ca
lopus and Galveston.
Schreiber has % mares and one stall
lion, Joe Carey, at Woodland, and de-
clares that the game looks so good to
him at present despite unfavorable
legislation that he will maintain his
California stud and ranch and keep his
breeding establishment going on as
large a scale as ever
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Bank Clerks to Hold Adding
Machine Contest

The local chapter of bank clerks will
hold their annual adding machine con-
test this evening at their headquarters
in the First National Bank building.
W. d. Lux, who has won the local
championship for the last two years,
is gain out for the honor. j. d. Con-
nelly William NJ. Connolly, William
Beven and w. f. Gabriel are also likely
contenders.
Fully 80 contestants are expected to
participate for the three cash prizes.
On February 3 the chapter will hold
its annual vaudeville show and dance
at Golden Gate hall.
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JuareZ Results

II AREX Jan. i3.-Rubiola and Princess In
dustrv were the only successful first choices
70 Win AT Terrazss park today. other events
going 10 long shots. The track was much inn
form reversals Summaries:
5ss5. FIRST RACE-One mile: selling:
Odds horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
l3-5-Rubiols. 107 tArchibaldl .........-....
3l-Almena, 105 Goose ..........-.---..- >
l5-1-True Sif. IOT tMcCshey} ............... )
Time. l:45 Coat Cutter. Captain Burnett
Rey del Mundo. Yincentio George Young. Bar
lette. knight Blaze. also
5sse. SECOND RACE-Six furlongs; selling
ODDS pdIe hoTse Weight 10 apd el,Joa Joekey Fin
S6-i-Alsrmed. 81 (Beln .--..--.....-....-.. ,
9-l-Feckless. 102 fGsrDcr) -.....-..-...... 3
Time. l:le Father Engene. Cantsel. Billy
Henry Bolton also
6ss7. THIRD RACE-Three fnrlongs; year
olds:
ODDS Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-lo-PriBcess Industry. 112 (Austinl ..-...-- !
5-2-Sophrony Brown. I16 (Ramsey) .--...-.. >
l2-l-Ilzie, los iNcC aheyl -.--...-.-.:.-:- 3
5sss FOURTH RAcE-six furiongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
12-l-Lightbonse. 10T (McCahey) ........-... J
7-3-Blagg. 10 iArchibald) .....-........ ,
l0-1-Boward Pearson. 1O2 u. WILSON, -..-... 3
Time. l:15. Gypsy King. Bertmont Hannibal
Bey Lady adelaide, Hollow, also ran.
566s FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-l-High Culture. l04 Ramsey l....-.....- !
9-l0-Catheryn Scott. 81 tGarner) ..--.-...-- >
12-l-EI Perfecto I07 (B. WILSON, ........... 3
Time. I:l5 Is. Lord Clinton. Charles Fox,
Billy Mayhue. Uncle Pete, Saintasa. also ran.
$3.50. SIXTH RACE-One mile: selling:
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-l-Whip Top. 107 fMcCaheyD .....--...-. !
5-i-Gunston, l04 fBenescoteDj --.--..---..
20-i--Rickey. 100 Benson .....---.-......
ins. virginia Lindsey Duchess Of Montebello,
Brougham. also ran.
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CHINESE DIPLOMAT HERE
EN- ROUTE TO MEXICO CITY
Chi Shan, Charge d'Affaires
Arrives on Siberia

Among the passengers who arrived
here yesterday on the liner Siberia was
Chi Shan. who will represent China as
charge d'affaires at the City of Mex
leo.
who is young and pretty. and their
baby. He will remain in this city un-
til tomorrow
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MCCARTHY AND MEMSIC
MAY BE GRIFFIN CARD
Hester Receives Word That Jones Has Signed
Articles for the Nelson Bout
By WILLIAM J. sLATTERY

~ EORGE MEMSIC Tommy Mccarthy looked the
the
gistc Griffin Broadway club, which
VI looks have the chance OF the initial after
Mccarthy, the ighweight today
ia addition 10 and Is round attraction between the
best hold Griffin card full OF action
realizing impossible
d while a
Jack Burns the who beat him last month But the Gunboat
heat Philadelphia the other He did goodby his
friends his When Griffin went looking for the fighting tar he
well Quaker
100 do anything Griffin had to change his plans
4 the
Salinas He could
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Mccarthy yand
Baseball Motorcyc Plan
Uncle Sam S Men
Don Mitts Tonight

The scmifinaI boxing bouts be-
tween Uncle Sans enlisted fight
ing men will be pulled off in the
ring of the gymnasium at the
PresidiO this evening.
There Will be 10 fights on the
card. Some Will be of two rounds
duration and others will go three
rounds. The main event will
bring together Privates Allen and
Roland, two of the best men at
the post.
The exhibition will he in
charge of the athletic director,
w. Is. Sixsmith.
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IMPROVEMENT CLUB
INSTALLS ITS OFFICERS

The recently elected officers of the
Holly Park Improvement club were in
stalled for the current term at the last
meeting at 219 Crescent avenue. In a
short address the president gave notice
that officers and committeeman who
shall prove negligent to duties will be
severely penalized under the constitu-
tion of the association. The meeting
was also addressed by G. Center. The
club after an extended debate voted in
favor of the Hetch Hetchy and the
Spring Valley water propositions
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Seribe=Pugilist Signed to
Meet Stockton Aspirant
Especial Dispatch 10, The Call

SACRAMENTO, Jan. IA news
paperman in the role of principal of
a main event bout is to be a feature
of card of amateur events to be given
January % by the sacramento athletic
club. Everett a. Barr. news editor on
much local fame as a clever light
weight, will meet C. Shredder of Stock
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NOTED FORMER JOCKEY DIES

MISSOULA, Mont, Jan. 13.-Joh
Litt1ewood. one of the Jockeys who con-
tributed to the racing successes of the
late Marcus DAILY, died from pneumonia
yesterday at Hamilton. He had ridden
on all of the important courses of the
continent.
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LA.h cAeEN coMING

Tsc local colony of fighters proba bly,
rir be Increased shortly by the arrival
uf Jack Casey of Nebraska Casey has
lleen renmuuicating with George
Green. the old time welter weight. with
rinw to breaking in here Green
saTs that he VIII bring Casey 10 this
Dirt for try in one Of the short dis
tanrc bouts probably in Oakland
casey is G footer and weighs about
200 pounds lie has been lighting with
.luuch success around the middle west.
, -sning up practically every man he
lias met He is ambitious and wants a
chance at Jack Burns or Al Kaufman.
If there is anything in him Green is
sue very man TO bring il out. None of
taem knows the game better than does
9le Vetersn
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Birth. marriage and dea til notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must he handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lzed 10 have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
published once in this column free of cbaroa
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Notice fo MarInerr

Notice to Mariners
0f6ce Of u. S. Lighthouse Inspector. Twelfth
district
San Francisco, January 13
Ano Nuevo island Cal.-Notice is hereby given
that January 10. 1910, the IL inch steam
whistle at Ano Nuevo island light station CAL
was replaced by inch compressed air siren
10 sound thus:
Blast. seconds; silent interval. seconds .
Blast. seconds: silent interval 80 seconds
Z. II. r. List OF Lights, etc, Pacific Coast
1908. p. Il. No. 81.
I. IT, p. List Of Buoys, etc. Pacific Coast
1908. p. 20.
By order Of the lighthouse board
". 6. MILLER. Commander. 4. S ~.
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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FAMOUS PITCHER DEAD

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-Harry
StaIey of this city, formerly pitcher
with Boston, st. Louis, Pittsburg and
other National league teams. died in
Battle Creek, Mich, yesterday follow
ing an operation. He was A years
old.
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-usde more money than he ever made
dlIic his short career as a fighter, but
Die preferred 20 try the eastern game.
With Smith cut Of the way there is no
formidable opponent left for Burns.
sy.rl rle possible exception OF Al Kauf-
1raa. and AS he is also far away he's
& $50 out 0f the question.
'lEeI>TC 4 GOOD CARD
Tie Memsic-AIcCarthy affair should
rlreItail the fans very aecepta bly,.
-tc1s.e has never appeared in this city.
-aoue his reputataion is known TO all
.He followers Of the game. He has
-auelt af fle star hghtweights, with
l.o exception of Battling Nelson, and
Ie has mana eed 10 hold his own every
r.ue hc started Hes a sort OF trial
lorSe in the Ighrweig ght division
Airusie is very willing 10 come here
from Los Angeles and take on McCar-
1uy. Now if Griffin can persuade the
fighting lricktop to sign with the
soutlCruor the match is made. Mem
sle probably Is bit heavier than the
local lad aud this may cause slight
ditch. Mccarthy is right IN line now,
and il he beats Memsic there is seat
ting for him on the wagon OF fame.
Griffin IS also angling for Johnny
O.Nrefe. the best eastern middle
weight who has been seen here in
months. and Montana Dan sullivan.
whom many are touting as the next
middle weight champion of the world.
Griffin VIII also stage d good 10 round
card.
-I ann sorry Jhat can not get 2 pair
.f champions this month, but there is
Io time eft- SAYS Griffin. w hat in
tcLl 10 do is to give the fans a good
action card al moderate prices. If my
ilrst show g0es as well as I believe it
--s r-Tr4 la
lse~t ot them. d want TO show the fans
that T am right"
JONES QUITS STALLING
Adfiees from Los Angeles last even
5ng indicated that Tom Jones. mana ger
far td Wolgast. has signed the articles
dEht with Nelson, and mailed
4 em ts Mana ger Sid Hester Of the Mis-
Y r club. Hester should receive them
rt.4- or tomorrow. This removes all
doubt as 10 the great fight taking
place For time IL looked as though
Jones was seeking a way out.
When Hester learned yesterday that
Jones was insisting upon a $500 for
f-ir being posted Immediately with
Iohn r. clark OF this city he wired
Jones q very curt MESA ge. in which
..e declared that he would post his
money with the Anglo-California bank
aud tat if Jones did not ike this ar
lsreement he could 90 elsewhere in
search or a match.
rs T-TLER SENDS REETING
Hester is also IN receipt OF q tele-
gram from Nelson. The Battler SAYS
that Die VIII leave for this city imme-
aI ately after his eight round bout with
Lang in Memphis q week from this
evening. This win give him nearly .
.onth in which 10 train for Wolgasf.
u IS seldom indeed that the champion
eHnlres more than two weeks Of ac-
rIre practice for any battle.
"Jgst ss soon as i receive the signed
srtclez from Jones I viii go right
cad with my preparations for the
battle" SAYS Hester. With the articles
mv possession and the forfeits up
-ones can NOS very Wel run out, es-
.eeIaIIE if Nelson arrives as soon as he
SAYS he M Everything looks good
ow and Z win start my new arena
rerr shortly.
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MARRIAGES

AYENPoRT-LEyY-In this city. Jauuary -.
1910, by the Rev. W. T. Dugan. pastor second
Davenport and Lillian Levy. both or San Fran.
cisco. '.A
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WARE GOES TO OAKLAND

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-Connie
Mack. manager of the Philadelphia
American baseball club. today disposed
of 10 players These include Infielder
Ware to Oakland Cal.
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Notable Deaths

A. M. MOORE, NAVAL SURGEoN-Naples
Jan ia. NJ. Moore. surgeon in the United
States navy fretiredb. died here today. At
the time of his retirement in the summer
of 1898 he surgeon at the navy yard,
Mare island, Cal.
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PROMOTED TO CASHIERS PosITIoN-Frank
Fish. assistant cashier OF the Metropolis trust
and savings bank since its inception. yes
terday made cashier OF the Institution. succeed
ing F. L. Holland Ward ". Flebsrty. the
trust officer Of the bank. and A. b. PlOm-
teaux were made assistant cashiers
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5. F. Yacht Club Prepares
For Annual Election

The directors of the San Francisco
yacht club have appointed William G.
Morrow. P. c.. Phillips and Phil Fay
members of the nominating committee
for the approaching election.
More than $50 members attended the
big dinner last Saturday afternoon.
Next Saturday afternoon large num-
ber of the members will tramp TO the
tavern in the Muir redwoods. The hotel
has been chartered and the members
expect to make the night a merry one.
Among those who have signed up 10
make the trip are:
William G. Morrow DIT. J. Novitzky
F. G.. Phillips j. c. Ogden
John Marshall H. F. Punnett
George Lowell T.. r. POpe
Commodore J. K. Hsnify Dr. E. Rixford
Vice Commodore Law II. A. Russell
renee T. Wagner l. &. Pope
A. r. NJ. Blackhsu J. r. Savory
A. NJ. Brown ". L. Spencer
II. A. W. Dining G.. A. Story
G.. 3. Dlnsmore Carl r. schmidt
+. W Dulfer X. Schmidt Jr.
W NJ. Edgell Ben Fl. schmidt
Philip ]. Fay Max H. Schmidt
y. X. Franklin Max A. Schmidt
George Gum T. Thompson
y. ". Howard W. d. Tillinghast
Al Hanify \. J. Treat
Otto Hillefeld Roy c. Ward
]. II. Jordan q. r. Webster
L. C. Koestcr ID. Whaley
F. S. IaGerty J. s. Wyatt
r. E. Lockwood W Walker
j. 3. Lowe J. r. Mcmillan
y c. A. Mueller Walter Young
c. c. Nichols
The Aeolian yacht club has arranged
a dance for Saturday evening at the
clubhouse. The club election viii be
held FRIDAY night January 21
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WOMAN BARBER IN TRoUBLE-Emma Fried
man. a woman barber at las Third street was
arrested yesterday complaint Of James Lin
negar. male nurse. who accused her Of steal
ing $50 from him yesterday morning
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SPO1rLIGEl1rS
ON S[pO21 rs

A wall comes from faroff Australia
that Boer Unholz wants to meet Bat
Ting Nelson.
julius Dohrmann will donate a beau
tiful cup to the winner of the shuttle
board tournament which will be started
at Corbetts within a few days.
Sam Fitzpatrick, who has handled
many champions and the man who sent
Jack Johnson along the course to the
championship goal, will handle Bill
Lang, the Australian fighter, when he
comes to this country. Fitzpa trick is
probably better known among the
sporting people of Australia than any
other American fight mana ger. If
Lang has any class Fitzpatrick will de-
liver him the goods
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Marine News
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Crude on for AIaslxu

The tank steamer w. s. Porter was cleared
for Juneau yesterday with 40 900 barrels of crude
OIL In bulk. valued at $4,000 and consigned to
Douglas island
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Change of Masters

Steamer Alvira. old master Charles " King
new master A. r. Paul; steamer City of Topeka,
old master Charles Gielow, new master George
II. Zeh
EnroIIed-schooner Regina $. John Erikson
master
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DEATHS

Albert. Rev. Bro.... 21
Bray. Fife So. 10
Connor. Elizabeth. il
Coppola, Filomena. -
Doerr, William -. a
Doyle, Couran p. 2
Farrell, Mary .....
Funcke, Thomas A. 3s
Gavin, VIM. II. s. so
Hewitt, Nm. A..
Hughes. Lewis W. rs
Lapierre, Alphonsc 90
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died during the year 1909.
W. D. Bruce of Vancouver, owner of
Ben Stone, Metropolitan and seven or
eight others, made his first appearance
a the track yesterday and had a bet
on Father Stafford. He.thinks there
viii be race meeting al Seattle. The
British Columbia schedule. says Bruce,
is 80 days at Vancouver, then Is at
Calgary. back to Vancouver for 80 days
and then Is days at Victoria. Ben
Stone, good mud running sprinter,
will start next week. Bruce also
owns Mechlin and La Rose, two good
mares, and racing interest in Father
Stafford.
T. Davidson has come to Emeryville
with Isbel, bay gelding by David
Tenney out Of Isabeaut and year
old out of the same dam.
L. W. Sears has bought Gyptis, the
Bearca teher filly, from j. B. Dunn.
Jockey Kederis was set down for
three days for misbehavior at the post.
Harris & Whelan have brought the
former handicap horse, Martinmas, from
Juarez.
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The Aeolian yacht club has arranged
a dance for Saturday evening at the
clubhouse. The club election Will be
held Friday night. January 81
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Thirtyfour prominent sporting mer
died during the year 1909.
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Lindquist, A. W.. Al Thompson. ]. W.. Z;
Mahoney Daniel :. 65 yignau, Celestine =. 81
Marecek, Floyd A.. West Benz -. 4;
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apprentice allowance.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-23
VIXEN TO MAKE PRESENTS

Three weeks until Christmas and I am here
to tell you that all my presents are ready. l
am a clerk in grocery store. Rather unusual
work for a woman, your readers may say
but IL is nice work and I wonder why more
girls do not take IL up. / have my regular
customers. just as the boys in the store have,
and often called upon TO help them out
with suggestions
still. that is not what ! started out TO say
The reason ! so fortunate to have my
presents ready for Christmas IS. l bought them
az odd times all during the year. When 4
would see dainty little picture, a box that
could be covered and used for gloves or wells
any unusual article | would say that will suit
So and-So. and forthwith get it.
Oh, some may say II never have the mon
ey." Then how do you plan to pay for all of
them at one time? I don't want the New Year
to bring me all sorts Of bills for Christmas
presents. or course at the last minute there
will be some unexpected gift to make, but
have some little books / shall use. How about
my Christmas cards: Well. the day they came
I went over to the book store and selected
mine. We were not half as rushed in our own
store then and I could be spared extra
half hour.
We are all going to make all sorts of resol-
lions. some to keep, some to break, but a
mighty fine will be to take time by the
forelock and gradually lay in the things that
can be used at Christmas.
The silent sizes are full of speech
For who hath TO hear:
The winds whispering each 10 each,
The moon is calling to the beach.
The stars their sacred mission teach
or Faith and Love and Fear"
PHILLIPPA LOWNEY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-23
EVER BEEN TO VISIT THE CHILD SELVES
BEHIND THE LITTLE GREEN DOOR?
Charming So
a

Did you ever pass through the Little
Green Door into the place where people s
child-selves go when the real selves grow
UP and forget? There they never grow
old, never grow tired of fairy tales, or
games, or frolics; never are too big to
be Rugged and petted and kissed"
Never been there? What a deal you've
missed, then, for there the child-selves
"are always the same, doing over and
over again the things they did when they
were real children, out in the big world. -
A happy grown-up who hasn't forgotten
her child-self, and who does often wan
der in that happy place behind the Little
Green Door, has written a book about
it, new book dedicated Ito all the lit
tie lost child-selves in the world" book
that makes one feel sort O. wistful and
sorry one has grown up, book your
youngster-if you are fortunate enough
to have one-will revel in.
The author is Mary Dickerson Donahey
and the book is Through the Little
Green Door" Maybe you're wondering
what to give a little boy or girl you
know for Christmas. This is just sug-
gestion, then, that will insure happy
result, and the writer doesn't get cent
commission for making IL, either. g..
Little Judith Granger lived in big
old house. once famous for it's vines and
roses, a quiet old house secluded In its
aristocratic solitude by stores and big
Office buildings al labout 1t. Judith's great
grandmother loved her, but was very old.
and Judith had a lonesome time of 1t.
She liked to think she was a captive
princess There was a little green door
in one wall of her room door that
had been closed for years and years, no
body knew how long. Nobody knew what
was behind It, Judith wanted to know.
One day when Judith was very lonesome
she went right up to the little green door
and spoke to 1t. Where do you lead tor
she asked, just as II the door could SPEAK
When. sure enough, 1t did. The panels
seemed to tremble beneath her hands
and a low, sweet voice said softly: Il
lead into the past"
For a moment Judith was astonished.
Not really frightened. Then came great
sigh of relief She was going to know at
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-23

ing with commercial plant food. A for
mula such as is indicated might be pre-
pared by mixing together high-grade
acid phosphate and muriate of potash,
and some cotton seed meal and sulphate
of ammonia or any other high-grade
carrier of nitrogen. You could not Sc
cure these percentages If you used cot
ton seed meal as the sole source of nj
trogen. There is no reason that we
know of why you should use kainit salt
in preference to muriate OF potash in
this mixture. Muriate contains 80 per
cent of available potash, whereas kahn
1t contains only II to 12.5 per cent. In
other words, you would have to handle
four times the bulk of kainit to secure
the same amount of available plant food
as muriate of potash carries. You can
see the undesirability of such a prac-
tice. You may either have this for
mula prepared by some fertilizer man
ufacturer or mixer in your vicinity, or
you can secure the ingredients and
prepare it for yourself. 1t certainly
would be desirable to put 40 pounds of
this mixture under the drill and 200
pounds on as a side application early in
the season. 1t is important that a COM
plete fertilizer be used rather early or
put under the drill row because the