davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
WILL EXAMINE SIGNATURES
TO FIX SWOPE IDENTITY

Kansas City, Aug. 10.-The my
stery of the parentage of Elmer C..
Swope of Martinsburg. W. Va. claim
ant to the fortune of the late Thomas
II. Swope, for whose murder DR.. b.
G. Hyde was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment may be cleared up by two
signatures. both said to be those of
Peter NJ. Swope.
Elmer C. Swope contends that Peter
NJ. Swope. who married his mother at
Point Pleasant, Pa. was Thomas H.
Swope of Kansas City. A signature
which Peter NJ. Swope attached to a
legal document in Ottawa, Kan, In
1897, was turned over to John G. Pax
ton. executor of the Swope estate to-
day.
Attorneys for the Swope heirs here
say that the signature of the Ottawa
Peter NJ. Swope and that attached to a
deed by the Pennsylvania Swope
when he sold a hotel In Point Pleas
ant are Identical. They contend that
the discovery of the Ottawa signature
will establish definitely the Identity
of Peter NJ. Swope as another man
than Col. Thomas H. Swope OF Kan
sas City.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
5000 ACRES OF CORN
IN GOOD CONDITION
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
L. A. Poteet who has just returned
from a weeks trip along the st.
Charles river where he was instruct
ed to go by State Game Commission
er Holland to investigate a report
that fish in the streams in that vicin-
ity are being dynamited, reports the
section in prosperous looking condi-
ton. While many fields Of wheat
and oats were down in the rain the
corn was shooting and tasseling on
the dry farms He states that he saw
at least 5000 acres of corn which
gives promise of returning a good
yield. His journey includes visit
to the second Mesa Squirrel creek
and the Southern slope of Custer
county.
Officer Poteet succeeded in locat-
ing the fish shooters and they furn-
ished bail pending trial.-Florence
Citizen.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
OPENING SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 1

From Wednesdays Daily.
School will begin on Tuesday. Sep
tember 6. There will be a full pro-
gram of studies the first day. 30
every pupil should secure his neces-
sary books and other supplies before
the opening day. The booksellers are
provided with lists of things needed
for each grade; and they will be very
glad 30 supply comers at an early
data
1t is very important that every pu-
pill who expects to attend school
should be on hand the first day and
every day, Irregular attendance is
the cause of more poor school work
than anything else. Failure OF pro-
motion is a very discouraging thing.
to any pupil, and is often the cause
of his leaving schol before he gradu-
ates. Irregular attendance Is almost
sure to invite failure. We hope that
parents will cooperate most cordially
with the teachers in keeping children
in school.
The age at which children may
start to school in Colorado is six
years. We do not recommend that
children start any earlier; but II a
child is soon 30 be six. we will re-
ceive him. We should like very
much to have all children who expect
to start to be present on the first day.
1t will not be necessary to bring these
children 10 see the superintendent; I;
take them to the primary teachers on
September 6.
The superintendent will be in his
office to classify pupils who are new
to our system of schools September l
and 22. Do not come for this purpose
at any other time.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
WEATHER BUREAU SERVICE
FOR LINCOLN PARK
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The flag service of the U. S. Wealth
er Bureau will soon be installed on
Lincoln Park. Mr.. A. ]. Lewis will
erect a flag staff over his store on
Grand and Mckinley avenues, where
each day. except Sundays and holi-
days the weather flags will be dis
played about a. m. The flags will
represent the forecasts for the twen-
ty-four hours beginning at p. m. on
the day OF the display. They are al
ways lowered at sunset OF the day the
hoist is made. and not displayed again
until the receipt of the next succeed
ing forecast.
Cards explaining the flag display
will be furnished for distribution
among the people of Lincoln Park
The daily forecast cards Will also be
posted at Mr.. Lewis store and al
together It is hoped that this fur
ther extention of the weather service
of Canon City will be Of some ma
terial benefit to the fruit growers OF
the Park.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

w. E. Galley. Chairman, z. F. Jewett,
]. o. Stearns, F. e. Knoch, Florence,
A l. Hadley, Florence, William Fov-
den, Concrete.
Flants and F7owers.-Mrs. F. h
whipple, Chairman, Mrs. q. R Bess.
Mrs David Ringle.
Racing.-Dr. Herman Graves. Chair
man. A. T. fowler. DR.. G B. Stuart.
C. E. Reeyes.
Fruit Exhibit.-Glenn Kirkton,
Chairman. D. 8. Moore. A. 8. Taylor.
N. B. King.
Amusements. - Irving Stockton,
Chairman, Dudley Van Buskirk. T. Y.
Ragsdale.
Poultry. T. Norton. Chairman.
John Mcwilliams. DR.. l. z. Rupert.
Florence.
Live Stock.-Richard Houle. Chair
man, Frank Steinmeier. w. r. Alfred.
W. II. Pigg. L R. King. wetmore.
Pantry Stores.-Mrs. Clara Moore.
Chairman. Mrs. Lillian Taylor.
Fancy work.-Mrs. Harry l. Bow
man. Chairman. Mrs. n. r Usher.
Florence. Mrs. Burt Jones. Mrs. Roy
Maxfield.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
HOWARD TEAM IS DE-
FEATED BY CANON CITY
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Canon City beat Howard at base
ball last Friday at the former city.
Several Salida players went to Can
on on No. 6. Friday and the Howard
was materially strengthened thereby.
Fred AFFORD, playing for Howard
knocked a home run in the eighth in
ming, at which time two men were on
bases and There were two outs slat-
ed. This tied the score in the first
half of the eighth inning. Canon was
then blanked In the first half OF
the ninth Howard failed to score.
In the ninth inning Canon made one
score, thus winning the game. Dur
ing all OF the ninth inning the rain
poured down in perfect sheets. and
when the time came for playing the
last half the ball was 30 wet that 1t
was impossible for the pitcher to
throw curve, thus the game was lost
to Howard. Had the batting order
been reversed Howard should have
won the game.-Salida Mail.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
GREATLY PLEASED WITH
THE FRUIT PROSPECTS HERE
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
A. l.. Kenton of Los Angles, Calif.,
who has been spending a month in
Colorado, returned to Pueblo yester-
day from Florence, and declared that
the Florence-Canon City section is
going to produce magnificent crop
of fruit this year. He says the ap-
pie trees are loaded down almost to
the breaking point, and props are
seen under the trees to support the
overloaded branches in many places.
Mr.. Kenton is in the fruit business in
California and says that he is aston
ished by the fine fruit he has seen in
Colorado.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

chairman. Mrs. II. l. Piummsr.
Committee press, Mrs. L. W. Fe'tsr.
Committee credentials. Mrs. Geo.
Baker.
Committee auditorium and decora-
tions. Mrs. T. B. Coulter.
Committee finance and badges. Mrs.
NJ. s. Reynolds.
Committee registery. Mrs. c. Il.
Duncan.
Committee hospitality. Mrs. r. Q.
Lewis.
Committee platform and introduc-
ton. Mrs. J. n. Maupin.
Committee pages and ushers, Mrs.
Paul Davis.
Committee Information and tsis-
phone, Mrs. DR.. Lamb.
All the club ladies have responded
generously in this matter. Watch for
the date. September eth to 3oth. The
headquarters for the meetings will be
In the First Presbyterian church
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
Sc
LFCTED FOR THE FIRE.
MONT COUNTY FAIR

From Tuesdays Daily.
Committees have been appointed by
President T. B. Coulter to take charge
OF the exhibits In the various depart
ments at the Fremont county fair, to
be held here September IA. is and
16. The members have been request
ed to organize the several committees
without delay and to endeavor to Sc
cure as comprehensive displays for
the different divisions as possible.
The outlook for the fair next month is
very encouraging and nothing should
be left undone to make 1t the most
successful ever held here. The COM
mittees named by Mr.. Coulter fol-
lows:
Ffnance.-F. p. Smith. Chairman. T.
B. Coulter. Guy U. Hardy, r. S. Lewis.
w. T. Wallace. G. V. Hodgiu, All
Mitchell. T. VI. Harding. ]. j. Cogan.
Beaver Park. ]. d. Blunt, Florence. j..
Q. Mcdonald. Florence. W. E. Mitchell
Florence.
Farm Products.-Dr. Allen Bell.
Chairman. W. C. James. Chas. White.
Beaver Park.
Manufacturing and Merchandise
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
MAYOR PIRC OF PROSPECT
HEIGHTS FAILED TO SHOW UP
From Tuesdays Daily.


Mayor Louis Pirc OF Prospect
Heights for whose arrest for SELL
ing loquor in dry" territory a war
rant was placed in the hands OF
Sheriff Esser last Saturday after
noon. has taken to the tall timber"
in an effort to avoid punishment for
his violation OF the local option law
OF the state. When the raid on the
suspected joints was made by the
officers last Saturday night Mr.. Pirc
managed to get away and has not
since been seen by the authorities. al
though a keen lookout for him has
ben maintained. Yesterday morn
ing the officers notified his wife that
unless her husband did not surrender
himself within twenty-four hours she
would be taken into custody and held
as the offender in his stead. II Is
known that she is as guilty ss he is
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

and she will be prosecuted unless her
husband voluntarily comes In and
assumes responsibility in tho matter.
Matt YOU'VE and Joe Youvic. who
were unable to give bail Saturday
night and were committed TO the
county Jail. are still in duress. They
have been given till 10 O'Clock Thurs
day morning by Judge Cooper TO pro-
cure council. falling which they viii
be taken into court for sentence.
Kimmick. Geisler. Snyder and Adamic
are out under bond in the sum OF
three hundred dollars each until the
same hour Thursday morning. whom
the case against them Will be called
for a hearing. Thus far Kimmick Is
the only one of the defendants that
has an attorney employed to defend
him.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
STATE kNTl-SAL00n
CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCED
From Wednesdays Daily.


Denver, Aug. 10 Temperance
workers. prominent in politics in
more than a dozen states, will come
to Colorado the last OF September and
spend several weeks here aiding the
anti-saloon league in its canvass 30
have only men in favor OF county To-
cal option elected to the next legis-
lature.
This program was announced
Monday morning by Supt e. E. Nc
Laughlin of the Colorado anti-saloon
league. who said he had received let
ters from Wayne B. Wheeler OF Gin
cinnati, former Gov. Robert B. Glenn
of North Carolina, Howard p. Russell
OF Cleveland, o., and Seaborn Wright
of Georgia expressing their willing
ness to come to Denver and join the
campaign.
Mr.. Mclaughlin expects to have a
conference within the next week or
two with Billy Sunday, the eyange-
list, and is confident he can be in
duced TO assist in the series OF meet
ings which will take In every i'm
portant town in the state. A COM
mittee from Denver headed by Wayne
c. Williams will go to Fairmont,
Neb, in week or two and ask him to
be one OF the speakers.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
A GREAT FEDER--
ALTON IS COMING

From Tuesdays Daily.
The State Federation of Women's
clubs will convene here in Canon City
next month and the women OF our
town are already preparing to enter
tain one hundred and fifty or more
women from all over the state.
Speakers OF state and national repu-
tation, both men and women will be
with US. and will tell US what is be-
ing done by the great body OF wo-
men.
The local board and chairman who
have the arrangements here In charge
are:
President. Mrs. C. e. Waldo: vice
president. Mrs. A. Shore; secretary.
Miss Mary whitmore; treasurer. Mrs.
DR.. Lane.
Committee on entertainment. chair
man, Mrs. T. NJ. Harding. Committee
hotel and headquarters. chairman,
Mrs. NJ. J. Evans. Committee on trains
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
COURT OF INQUIRY DIG
NOT CONVENE THIS MORNING
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The inquiry of auditor of public ac-
counts into the management OF af-
the administration of Warden John
Cleghorn did not convene today. as
had been expected would be the case.
Roady Kenehan and Attorney General
Barnett arrived here from Denver last
night for the purpose OF continuing
their Investigations, but a further
hearing of the matter was postponed
until they had inspected the bakery
building and other improvements
made at the prison during the Cleg-
horn regime. upon which testimony
was taken last week.
Mr.. Cleghorn and his attorney.
Judge Chas. d. Hayt came down from
Denver this morning and are register
ed at the Strathmore hotel awaiting
the resumption of proceedings. How
much more evidence will be taken In
the matter is not known as the plans
of Messrs. Kenehan and Barnett have
not been made public. Thus far the
only witness subpoened are A. r.
Frisbe, chief clerk at the penitentiary
during Warden Cleghorn's term OF
Office. Deputy Warden Allen jamie
son, Contractor Marsh and John E.
Keefe. prison steward. all of whom
were placed on the stand by the at
torney Barnett last Saturday after
noon.
Moody Bruton and James Wells
were arrested by Marshal Houston
yesterday afternoon for fighting and
locked up in the calaboose. They
taken before Police Magistrate John
w. Rogers at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing where they entered a plea of
guilty and were each fined five dol
lars and costs. Bruton. who is a
porter at the Strathmore hotel set
tied with the city OF cash basis.
The Wells boy agreed to work his
fine out on the public streets.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
DATES FOR COLORADO
FAIRS AND CONVENTIONS

~ At Lamar-Prowers county
~ fair, August %, "a, 25. and 26.
X At Rocky Ford-Arkansas
X Valley fair, August 80 and 81,
y September 1 and 2.
~ At Las Animas-Bent coun-
" ty fair, September Z, 8, 9, and
X 10.
X At Canon City = Fremont
=: county fair, September IA, Is
X and 16.
~ At Pueblo-Colorado State
y fair, September IS. 19 20 and
~ 81.
y At Pueblo-Eighteenth Ma
y tional Irrigation congress,
~ September 26, 81, %, 2s and 80.
" At Hotchkiss--Hotchkiss fair
" September Z, 8, and 9.
.sg y
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
Chandler was visited yesterday by

Chandler was visited yesterday BY
one of the worst storms of the season
both electrical and hail storms. The
power house at the mine was struck
by lightning causing fire which
done considerably damage besides
putting a stop to the mine for several
days.
]. r. Rogers, for the last seventeen
years engaged as travelling sales
man for Des Moines, Iowa firm. but
who has summer home In Colorado
Springs, arrived here yesterday for a
visit with his uncle, A. M. Ander-
son, and family on Lincoln Park.
Mr.. Rogers is planning to quit the
career of a commercial traveller and
settle down to less strenuous life
and is thinking very favorably OF Can
on City as a place to locate. Mr..
Rogers had not seen Mr.. Anderson
for period OF forty-two years.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
RNTERTAINs AT LUNCHEON-

Miss Eleanor Burr OF this city gave
a luncheon at her home on Green
wood avenue last evening for Miss
Edith Allen of Sumner, Missouri, who
is her guest. and Miss Nita eastman
OF New Oxford, Penn. Miss eastman
is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Queenie Jameson of this city Miss
Allen is former school mate of Miss
Burr at Liberty Ladies college at
Liberty. Missouri.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

With the opening of the extra ses-
sion of the legislature the real cam
paign of the anti-salon league began
Monday morning. Superintendent Nc
Laughlin is receiving a list of voters
from every church in the state and
those who are against the movement
10 allow the counties the right to
close up saloons within their borders
will be visited by representatives of
the league.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
MARRIED BY REV. SPARKS.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Frederick
r. Mcclellan and Miss Dorothy Fag-
erberg both of Omaha. Nebraska were
united in marriage at the home OF
Rev. C. f. Sparks, pastor of the
Lutheran church. These young peo-
pie have been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Aliart and when
they return home will spring quite a
surprise upon their friends.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

Joe Quinn has returned to Canon
City from Portland, Oregon, where he
went three weeks ago to attend the
head camp session OF Woodmen OF the
World, as delegate from Gate City
Camp No. IS. The trip was plea
SAINT one in ali respects and he comes
home with a high opinion OF the re-
sources OF the northwest.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

and. It's all free unless you wish to
help a little. There will be small
box near the door so that anyone
wishing 10 do something for missions
will have the opportunity. We ex-
pect several hundred so come along
and have good time. Thursday
evening at s o'cloc.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
SOME UNCLAIM-
Ed LETTERS

From Tuesdays Daily.
List of letters remaining unclaime
In .,the post office at Canon City
Colo, for the week ending Angus
Z, 1910.
Allen, Mrs. Kera.
Award, Elder Mr.. Lindsey.
Book, Miss Mary.
Boden, Mr.. Leonard, NJ.
Bondeson, Mr. Carl (2l
Brazle, Mr.. ]. l..
Breeding, John
Bamgard, Nick.
Carpenter, Mr.. F. e.
Carter, Mr.. E. r.
Crowly, Mrs. Frank.
Curray, Mr.. Algie.
Eayleton, Mr.. W. P. (2)
Engehauser, Herrn Louis (2)
Enrath, Mr.. Erik.
Faugh, Mr.. Charles.
Floyd, Rev. Father.
Hannigan, Jr. Mr.. ]. T.
hArulSn, rev. ". I.
Henderson, Miss Lottie Mae.
Henderson, Mrs. Sarah E.
johnson, Miss Ogod.
Lamar, Mr.. George.
Lowell, Mrs. Jim.
Mccarthy, Mr.. Blair.
Martin, Miss Nellie.
Nelson, Mr.. Elmer.
Nelson, Master Sammie.
Nesbit, John.
Newell, Miss Maggie.
Newman, Lima.
limerick, Mrs.
Owen, Mrs. Emma.
Patton, Mr. W. L.
Payne, Mr.. Tom.
Peterson. Mrs. Lena.
Rogers, Miss Ella.
Rulio, S Andres.
Schultz, Mr.. Theo.
Shautz, F. ].
Snyder, Mr.. C. E.
Spense, N. D.
Stereny, Mrs. Allie.
Steel, Mrs. J. A.
Sutton, Mr.. W. B.
Thorn, Miss Marjorie.
Thornton. Mr. Edgar (2)
Ufford. Mrs. NJ. E.
Wells, Miss Edith.
Wilbanks, NJ. Jno. r.
Williams, Mr.. z. w.
Williams. Mrs. John II.
Wood, Roy.
Lee Adv. Co. "a
Michigan Service Company.
ROBT. S. LEWIS.
Postmaster.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
MISSIONARY RALLY
SOCIAL At N. E. CHURCH
From Wedn esday,s Daily.

fTom Weuutsudy bHiiy.
Tomorrow evening. Thursday the
Epworth league OF the NJ. f. church
Will give Missionary Rally Social
to which all the young people OF the
town are invited, irrespective of relI-
gious denominations. We will have
a missionary program and then a
good social time. Ice cream and cake
Will be served during the evening.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11
NOTICE.

AS l expect to leave Canon soon
and am disposing of my business, I
must request every one knowing
settle at once.
ADDIE L. CONAWAY,
414 Main Street.
Cañon City record., 1910-08-11

Mrs. George Darling. nee Miss
Blanche Case, Of Salt Lake City. ar
rived here yesterday afternoon for =
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. b Case. and other relatives.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
BIG DEAL MADE
IN TIMBER Land
Tract Bought From Isaac Minor
TO Be Developed by Million
Dollar Syndicate

A million dollar lumber land deal
has just been completed.
Isaac Minor. the aged lumber king
of Humboldt county, has disposed of his
holdings of sugar pine timber near Yo-
semitic valley for a price which,s with
the first cost of development, amounts
to the figure named.
The purchasers are f. NJ. Fenwick.
formerly secretary and manager of the
Hammond lumber company and asso-
ciates in San Francisco. Plans are be-
ing formed for the erection of at least
one large mill on the property in the
near future.
The property lies between Yosemite
valley and Wawona, the nearest rail-
way point being at FL Portal, terminus
of the Yosemite Valley railway. The
amount of timber that can be cut from
the property is estimated at 500, ,000, 600
feet
The purchasing company has bought
up smaller tracts in the region bear
ing considerable standing timber, al
though all the choicest timber within
a score of miles lies within the boun-
daries of the Minor tract The addi-
tional purchases aggregate about 5000
acres, bringing the total amount con-
trolled by Fenwick and his associates
up to $4,000 acres.
More than the original cost of the
properties will probably be expended
in the course of the coming year in de-
velopment, making one of the largest
concerns in the lumber industry and
calling for the employment OF several
hundred men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
GERMS CONGREGATE
IN NICKELODEONS
Board of Health to Compel Ven=
tiIatiOn of Many Moving
Picture Shows

The board of health is going after
the nickelodeons. Health Officer Nc
Mutt reported TO the board Friday
that the i'll construction of many of
these moving picture houses made
them serious menace. the lack of
ventilation and the closely packed
throngs making them headquarters for
all sorts of disease germs President
Eaton, in referring the report to the
sanitation committee, instructed 1T to
report next week, and steps will be
taken to remedy the evil by the COM
pulsory installation of some system of
ventilation.
The nickelodeons are Of two sorts
said McNutt. Those in one story
buildings where direct ventilation may
be provided, and those in large struc-
lures where some form of forced air
circulation must be provided. The
places are so crowded with men, women
and children that one or two tubercular
persons might infect scores.
The board unanimously instructed
the sanitation committee to bring in its
recomnle ndation at the next meeting.
Another step taken in the war on
tuberculosis and for general hygienic
betterment was the appointment of 10
market inspectors 10 aid in enforcing
the new meat inspection law. The men
appointed were:
J. Lamm Charles westph2l
II. Larooche Max Schiller
Dan A. Leddy Charles ]. Kloss
Warren ShraGer Mich Woolstedt
A. J. Hammerschlaw John c. la Grave
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
UNCLE sam SUES
TO REGAIN TIMBER
Fraudulent Entry of ,o20 Acres
Charged to Box and Door
Company and Dummies

Charging fraudulent entry of 1920
acres Of land in Shasta and siskiyou
counties. United states District Attor-
ney Robert Devlin has begun an ac-
tion in eonuity i'm the circuit court
against the California box and door
company, and the dozen dummy entry
men the corporation is said TO have
secured to file on land for them AS
sistant United States Attorney George
Clark has charge of the case. The Of
fense charged. is more than three years
old. and so criminally outlawed, but an
endeavor viii be made to wrest the
land back for the government
According to the complaint the Cali
fornia box and door company secured
y persons to file on timber land for
them, and paid the expenses of the
transaction. IN each case the entry
men swore that the land was to be
taken UP as nonmineral for timber, and
that X would be used for themselves
only. The complaint recites that IN
every case the land was turned over to
me big lumber corporation.
Named as defendants in the suit with
the California box and door company
are George H. Shearer, Elva D. Shearer.
Charles Z. CotrreI, Emma ]. Cottrell.
Elisha A. Hersey. Carolyn s. Hersey,
George Martin. Lizzie Y. Martin, George
Fletcher Eaton, Edward c. Roberts,
Mary Dickey, Guy T. Dickeya Z. c..
Roberts and J. W. Miner. They fled on
the land in question in Redding.
Twelve entries of 100 acres each were
made, all in townships -, 43 and A
north, range 10 west. The. land was
transferred by the California box and
door company May Is. 1907, to E. c.
Roberts. and by him transferred Octo-
ber II. 1909, to. J. W. Miner.
George A. Pratt. president Of the lum-
Der company, will become involved in
the suit on the allegation that he
ordered the entrymen TO be secured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
RESIDENTS WANT SAN
BRUNO AVENUE GRADED

A petition TO establish the grade be-
tween Wayland street and Railroad
avenue in San Bruno avenue was
laid before the supervisors yester-
day by the property owners of
that territory, a Willingness being ex-
pressed to put the road to grade as soon
as it was established and an estimate
of the cost made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

PATRIOTIC INSTRUCTORS Patriotic In
structors' association. composed of Grand
Army. Ladies OF the Grand Army of the Re
public and Woman's Relief Corps patriotic in
{ structors will give whist party at Hamilton
hail Geary and Steiner streets, next Wednes-
day evening