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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05
PROPOSED CHARTER OF
"THE TNG-RTRTON COMPAN

1.-The name of this corporation shall be
"THE YOUNG-BURTON COMPANY" and
its principal place of business shall be at
and near Interlachen, in Putnam County
State of Floriaa.
2.-The general nature of the business to
be transacted by this corporation shall be to
buy, sell, lease, operate, control, and hold
timber lands, and other lands, in the State
of Florida; to purchase, sell, make, manu-
facture, and dispose of turpentine, rosin,
naval stores and their by-products; to buy,
sell, build, run and operate, saw and other
mtllsi construct, own, repair, buy and sell,
buildings, tram, steam, and other motor
roads, turpentine stills, and machinery; to
maintain and operate wood and lumber
yards, and to dispose of their products: to
merchandise, and deal in the products
above enumerated; to timber and log its
own or other lands, and to run, operate, and
cause to be run and operated mills or other
works and machinery for the manufacture
of timber and woods into salabe articles
and products thereof; and to buy, sell. con-
vey, deal in and improve, rent and dispose
of real estate and other property, in the
State of Florida, the United states, and in
foreign countries, and to do and perform
such acts and things in the premises as may
be incident, eXpedient and necessary to prop
erly carry out the purposes stated.
3.--Ihe amount of the Capital Stock of
this corporation shall be
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
divided into TWO HUNDRED SHARES,
each of the par value of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE per centum of said Capt.
tai stock has been fully paid in, the balance
ors. This Capital stock is NON ASSESS
ABLE.
4.-This Corporation shall continue and
exist for the term of
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05

For the stomach and bowel disorders
of babies McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is
a remedy of genuine merit 1t acts
quickly, is pure, wholesome and pleas
ant to take Price 25c and SOC per bot
tie Sold by Ackerman-Stewart and
J H. Haughton.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05
Leesburg and Crescent City.

The LeeSburg Commercial of Friday
last contained the following account of
the game with the club of Crescent City:
The game yesterday afternoon with
Crescent City was a walk-over for the
LeeSburg boys, the score being II to
The same lineup was used as on
Tuesday with the exception of Carpen.
ter, who was out of the city. His place
in left field was held down by jim Also
brook, who played his usual good game
his first for two years.
Gillespie showed by his looks that he
was not in shape TO pitch, nevertheless
he struck out IA men, allowed only two
hits and did good work with the stick.
Pete AlSobrook drove the ball out for
three bases; in fact everyone made long
hits, Norton having only three strike
outs to his credit and White none.
An unusual amount of kicking was
done by the visitors at the decisions of
Umpire Lees.
Score by innings:
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05

About the only time a pretty girl
hits the object she aims at is when
she throws her eyes.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05

Taking Him Down.
Authority books sell like hot cake.
Critic Yes, and they are just about as
hard to digest.-Judge.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05

h C Of doses 1855" will cure any case
I Nnills and Fever. Price 25c. 4.i.6m
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05

Crescent City 100000 %
Leesburg 40 90 2 0 1 xii IA
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05
Notice Of Intention to Apply
for Letters Patent.

Notice is hereby given that the subscrib-
ers hereto will apply to the Honorable AL
BERT w. GILCHRIST, Governor of the
state of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida on
the 18th day of August, A, d. 1910, for
LETTERS PATENT,
as per PROPOSED CHARTER following,
the same having been filed in the Office OF
the Secretary of State, of said state of Flori-
da, at Tallahassee, Florida, on the 9th day
of July, A. d. 1910.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05
Order For Publication.

In the Circuit Court, Eighth Judicial CIR
cult, Putnam County, Florida-in Cham
Gerry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
| Loss of Our
| Trade With
| Manchuria
sibility, because he

sbty because he that his weighed every
commercial the globe 1t is
of Mr. Schifs position should talk lightly possibility
of
Curiouy enough England appears be backing Japan
Russia this affair which has for its purpose the partition
Manchura and the closing of that territory
AS the English trade with China larger of any
other nation the diplomatic situation appears peculiarly obscure
Important London newspapers hesitate say England
being used pull chestnuts of the fire for Japan Thus
the Morning Post:
In words picking
than her
the proceeding
If
the and the policy Mongolia
would almost certainly have avaled
No empire afford to begin hiring the barbarans alliance
equal terms thing and masked subence
h diplomacy the world
anything but s bidding The struggle the Monaghan rail-
define position the Pacific
hope that counsels will prevail
OF there danger of would
the Manchurian perhaps other
market but it if both England
be Shut from trade with that great region by
between Russia and Japan.
1t interesting fact in this relation Mr. Hartman held
option the proposed Mannuan railways which Secretary
Knox proposes should be neutrazed If Hartman
fit that option the complications arising the
situation might have been greatly aggravated because
American ownership OF these roads would
followed by material expansion of trade region
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

CARLoAD-E. A s, Cement h-m desires
10 ship 80 or 10 tons as a carload The com
commerce commission ruled that the railroad
company can charge only for so or 10 ton car,
as asked for by the shipper?
Edward A MoseIey, secretary of the
interstate commission at washington,
d. c.. 10 whom your query was sent,
writes: The commission states that
IL is the duty of common carriers 10
incorporate in their tariff regulations
rule TO the effect that when car OF
the capacity or dimensions desired By
shipper can not be promptly fur
nished. and for its own convenience il
provides car of greater capacity, such
car may be used on the basis OF the
minimum carload fixed in the tariffs of
the cars of the capacity or dimensions
ordered by a shipper. While the COM
mission has stated it TO be the duty
OF carriers TO incorporate such rule
in their published tariffs. the power of
the commission to award reparatiOn in
a case where the tariffs OF the carrier
do not contain such a provision and
the minimum applicable to the larger
car actually furnished is charged may
only be exercised in a formal pro-
ceeding after full hearing. in accord
ance with sections Is and Is OF the
act to regulate commerce"
IMMoRTALS-F. D. w, San Jose. II was
announced some time ago in the papers that the
Forty Immortals' are to entertain Roosevelt.
Who are these 40?
They compose the French academy,
which is one of five academies, consti-
tuting the Institute of France II was
founded in 1886 by Cardinal Rich
elieu and reorganized in 1916 1t is
composed of 40 members, elected for
life. after personal application and the
submission of their nomination TO the
head of the state. 1t meets twice week
ly, at the Palace Mazarin, % Quai
Cont, Paris, and is the highest
authority on everything appertaining TO
the niceties of the French language. TO
grammar, rhetoric and poetry, and the
publication of the French classics -
The chief officer is the secretary, who
has life tenure of his position A
chair in the academy is the highest
ambition of most literary Frenchmen.
ADoPTIoN-D. E. s.. stockton. II child
was ia. taken NV while very young and given the name
child. would such child have a claim on the
property Of those who raised and taught it to
call them father and mothers
II the persons who took the child
had any trouble about the child upon
arriving OF age, a court would have to
determine if the course pursued
amounted to legal adoption.
TRACT OF LASD-M- H.. nburon- A party
has a large tract OF land fronting on San Fran
cisco bay. through which a railroad passes,
consequently easy of access. The owner wants
TO know how TO proceed 10 interest some COM
pany or syndicate in this land.
Advertise in The Call
PToMAINE POfSONING-D. L. B.. Orovilie.
Is there simple method BY which the presence
of ptomaine poison can be detected IN a can
OF preserved meat or fruit on opening the same ?
This question was submitted to the
bureau of chemistry of the United
States bureau of agriculture at Wash
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Original House of Lords

The modern constitutional concep-
tion of the house of lords as an heredi-
tary revising chamber is to a great ex-
tent an historical accident, says the
Graphic. Originally the house was not
essentially hereditary. and it was not
a revising chamber, for the simple rea-
son that there was no other legislative
assembly whose acts 1T could revise.
The most ancient form of the mother
of parliaments was, indeed, unicameraL
The original qualification for seat in
that assembly was not necessarily
noble birth. but land tenure. 1t was a
council of feudatories selected by royal
summons, and although in effect the
selection became hereditary, especially
when patents took the place of writs
of summons, in form the house was
nominative on principles curiously sim
liar to those advocated by Mill in his
scheme of a reformed upper house half
century ago. Thus across the ages
the modern radicals and the Angevin
despots clasp hands.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

LUBwOMEN of the state are re-
ioicing in the arrival OF the con-
vention number of the Federation
Courier. which is the official organ Of
their state body and which contains
matter of greater value TO federated
clubwomen each time ii makes it's ap-
pearance. OF particular interest in this
number is the department entitled Cali
for the Annual State Convention"
Much information as to what the state
board expects of the clubs. what the
official representation OF the clubs shall
be, what win be their standing and
also some definite facts regarding the
expenses of the trip All resolutions
TO be presented at the convention are
to be sent to the chairman of that COM
mittee. Mrs s NJ. Davis. 1925 French
street, Santa Ana
The chairmen of the local commit
tees are as follows: General arrange
Garden street. Santa Barbara; infor-
nation and transportation. Mrs Frank
a Conant, ] 4 East Valerie street. San
ia Barbara; press. Mrs. II. @. Chase.
2O12 Anacapa street. Santa Barbara.
reception, Mrs Nathan Bentz, Airing
ton heights, Santa Barbara; state nom
mating committee. Mrs William e Rit-
ter; credentials committee, Mrs. z. D..
knight, 81 Hill street, San Francisco.
Club presidents and district presi-
dents are requested to bring OF send
yearboeks. programs and outlines Of
work to the bureau of information,
c. F. W. c., Santa Barbara
Under the head of Special Features
of the Convention Program" comes a
list of some Of the best things that will
be heard. Friday evening, the evening
Brown, D. D., will speak on The
Prince of Peace" he being particularly
opposed to the Mania of Militarism- .
Governor James y. GilIett viii be the
guest OF the federation al this conven-
tion and will speak on Saturday even
ing under the department OF ciyics on
Good Roads a reception will be
given to Governor and Mrs GilIett al
the close of this address.
Mrs. Helen NJ Bandini of-Pasadenz
will tell the story OF old Santa Bar
bara On Saturday, April 9, and Miss
Adele Humphrey. of the College
Women's club of southern California
will on the same day give short talk
on Preservation OF the Old Spanish
Names
Mrs Florence Collins Porter Of Pasa-
dena will speak under the press de-
partment upon the Value Of 'Co-opera-
tion of Press and Club. II is an
nounced that a particular feature in
the arrangement of the program is the
time allowed for discussion and con-
ference and informal talks upon sub
jects OF interest TO clubwomen.
Among the special features Of the
Courier are an article by Mrs " H
Reed on santa Barbara, Past and Pres
ent"; letter from Mrs ". v Grimes,
president Of the San Francisco district,
and a~series of articles and reports on
the different departments of the state
federation work.
Particular mention must be made OF
the appearance Of the little magazine
which fares forth for the first time in
a handsome new cover of heavy creamy
paper decorated in gold and deep blue
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Americans and the Kaiser

The Berlin court. so we learn from a
Paris contemporary, exercises each year
greater attraction for the Americans.
About February the United States am
bassador is solicited by number of his
compatriots, all highly recommended, to
be presented to the kaiser, says the
London Globe. AT the last presentation
the ambassador was accompanied by
13 American society ladies, or more
than the aggregate number presented
by the other ambassadors. The court
marshal has given Mr. Hill polite hint
that he should exercise a little more
restraint upon the Importantly of his
millionaire countrywomen, who COM
mence their European tour by a visit
to the court Of Berlin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Clubwonen and Their Work
Ru MARY AsHE MILLER

A reproduction OF the federation pin IN
gold and blue adOrns The cover.
A meeting Of the Outdoor Art league
of the California club win be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock and business OF
Importance will be discussed
The Daughters OF California Pioneers
will hold a directors meeting this aft
ernoon al o'clock in Pioneer hall
At the Forum club on Wednesday
afternoon Mrs Laura Bride Powers
will tell Quaint Stories Of the Old
Missions and Mrs. John T scott's
collection OF paintings OF old missions
will be used TO iilustrats the lecture
Corona club will give an elaborats
luncheon Thursday afternoon ar 1870
o'clock in honor Of the the past presi-
dents Of that club. which promises TO
be one OF the most pleasant Events oE
their year The luncheon VIII take
place at the elubrooms in Mission Ma
sonic hall. 1855 Mission street
The alternate meeting OF the Council
Of Jewish Women win take place az tbs
California club house Thursday after~
noon AZ 2.30 O'Clock Mrs. r u Grad
wotl win give a review OF FiOrencs
KinzsIey's The star OF Love. and the
following music viii be heard Ir1o IN ,
. minor (Mendeissonnls Whlards
violin: Albert Rosenthal. cello Mrs q.
Schussler, piano. Albert Rosenthal VIII.
also play two cello solos with Mrs =
schussIer az the piano.
Arrangements are going on busil7
for the luncheon 20 be given April
at the 81. Francis By the Federated
Clubs of san Francisco IN honor or tha
retiring state president. Mrs J. B.
Hume
Three hundred members OF clubs viii
be present and the committees n
charge are as follows Program Nine
Emilia To5etti OF Laurel hill. Mrs Sa-
ran Corham OF Pioneer Women, Ms.
Norman Martin. Wonen's press asso-
cfarfon. arrangements. Mrs Julius
Kahn. Mrs Arthur Cornwall OF Papy-
rus. Miss Partridge Of the Colony or
New England Women invitation MIS-.
E d. knight OF Corona Miss Kittredss
Of CIionian. Mrs John Alore OF VINO
dausis-
Laurel Hall club will give a luncheon
April s at the California club house az
1890 O'Clock those in charge being
Mrs. Nelson j. Bird. Miss Amelia sum
merton and Mrs Allan 3 Evans
r,a Ga, Francisco branch Of the Ma
tionaI Congress OF Mothers met last
Friday afternoon 70 discuss the needs
and rights OF our city children MISS
Florence Music, the president. spoke
OF the eagerress of the Mothers clno
and parent teacher associations for
thoughtfui discussion OF moral hygiene
and then introduced Mrs Augusta Bain-
bridge. who will assist the congress IN
befpfng parents TO a higher knowledge
Of their work Mrs Frederick Sehon.
the national congress president. mas
appointed Miss Music state chairman
Of the publicity committee. Mrs. F.
NJ Nalloye. the secretary. was asked
TO send notices of the progress OF the
work here 70 the Child Welfare Maya
zine. organ of the national congress
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Shakespeare First Folios

Apropos Of the Howe copy of the
Shakespeare first folio. which has just
been acquired by James Glen of Glas-
gov, it may be interesting to recall.
says the Glasgow Herald. that from an
opening bid of ESQ the book went up TO
f2.025 at the sale of Lord Howe's fine
series of Shakespeare and other works
on December 21, 1907.
The folio contains an old price mark
of % shiilings. This was. just about the
original value of the work, while a
copy. the first recorded at auction. was
publicly sold in 1856 for IA shillings
The record sum for first folio under
the hammer in this country is f3,600.
realized for the fine Van Antwerp ex-
ample in 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Pc ERSONS IN THE NEWS

J. RUPERT FOSTER, hoteIman OF Nsrys-
vile. and president OF the chamber cf COM
merre in that city. is staying az the ST.
Francis.
D. N. BANKER Of New York. r. 3. Martin Of
ST. Louis and Mr. and Mrs Edward Hutchlns
of Lodi make up group staring at the
Manx-
DR. and MRS. GLOVER and Miss Glover are
staying AT the Stewart Dr. Glover is In the
United States marine corps service
]. Won ERNST, an attsehe Of the German en-
bassy at Washington. D. c. is among the re-
cent arrivals at the Fairmonf-
WILLIAM G. LEE. merchant Of Auburn and
q. \. Fsrnsworth. a businessman Of Colusa
are staying at the Stewart.
W. H. THOMAS, manufacturer Of Philsaes
phla- is here on a business "trip and Is regis
tered at the st. Francis.
GEORGE T. DEXTER. an iusurancemsn Of New
York. Is guest at the Fairmont
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Actors in the Orient

1t is curious fact that no satis-
factory reason has ever been assigned
for the exceedingly low place TO which
actors and actresses are condemned in
Chinese society, says the London Globe.
In Japan much the same state OF
affairs used to exist. Another inter-
esting feature is that in both countries
alike the drama had its origin in a
kind of operate performance with
music and song.
The Chinese histrfonic art has been
much more conservative than the Jap
anese, for the former has remained
always singing representation.
whereas the latter, even before it was
reached by foreign influence developed
all the characteristics of the theater
proper.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

GEORGE W. RoUvEL. a nininr .nri,s.- -
NAps Junetion. IS among the recent arrivals
az the 81. Francis.
Dr. JAMES J. HOGAN. who conducts ,r,v,ts
ssnasorian In Vallejo. is az the Palace with
Nrs- Hogan
GEORGE Z. sEsssrRox. an arcsi..-s Who
the Palace
LIE A. PHILLIPS. real estate man ~ Los
AnSeles. Is at the ST. Francisco with Ms.
Phillips
FREDERICK C. WILLIAMS. n,,p,,.,,-.- a
sridsePors. Conn. Is staying at the ST 2
GEORGE J. BIRKEI. faru,.nr. ,..,.s..,,,-..
ea LoS snseses' ; resistered az the Palace
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER CHESTER WELLS
and Mrs Wells are guests At TIE Fsirmcnt
c. =. MURDOCH. a mining nan OF Fairvirr
Nev's i registered az TIE ST. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

Never in the history of the grocery
trade in the maritime provinces has
there been so low a stock of Califor-
nian dried fruits as at present, either
in the hands of the retailers, jobbers.
packers or growers. A larger per-
centage than usual of the goods seems
to have gone into consumption than
has been the case in previous years.
This is attributed to better conditions
financially among consumers and TO low
prices that have prevailed. The de-
mand for California products is un-
usually heavy for the time of the year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

ington and the following answer has
been received
We know OF no simple method
which the presence of ptOmaine poist
ing can be detected in can OF ms
or fruit atsthe time OF opening SAM
II a food product has undergone de-
teriora ton, under certain conditions
the en6s bulge. which may be an indi-
cation of the presence OF ptonaine. but
nothing definite II. however, the ends
of the can bulge. the food product con
tanned therein is considered unwhole-
some"
EGGs-A o. s.. Berkeley. How may eggs -
preserved for small family for use whea tes
price goes to SO cents dozen:
When perfectly fresh. eggs are near
ly full, but. the she'll being porous. the
water portion begins 70 eyaporats
through the pores OF the she'll the mo-
ment the egg is exposed 70 the air To
preserve the interior in its natural
state il is necessary 10 seal up these
pores and make the shells air tight
This may be done by dipping the eggs
in melted suet, milk or lime. solution
OF gum arabic or covering the shells
with parafine and placing them IN
meal. salt. ashes or charcoal powder
EDucATIoS.F. G, Tenpleton. wso vs.s
Francisco from 1870 TO 1909
The following. who served in the
order named: Frank Dalton, J. T. Sa-
bin. F. A. Hyde. II. L. Dodge. c. L
harrington, p. A. Bsrgerot and Cecil
W. Marks
BOHEMIAN-E G. l.. Alameda. what 3
hemianF'
gipsies and imposters. Afterward the
term was applied as a slang express
sion TO literary men and artists OF loose
and irregular habits.
SPOON-A s., Pacific Grove Can any
of the readers OF the query department.
give the origin OF the phrase. BY the
great horn spoon?'',. Have searched all
books on quotations and phrases. but
can not trace 1t.
ARBoR DAY-subscriber City wAat states
snd territories recognize Ar5or DAY as lsssl
Arizona. Florida. MARYLAND. Ns~S.
Mexico. Wisconsin. Wyoming. Texas
Nebraska, Utah. Rhode Island. Georgia,
Colorado. Maine. Oklahoma and Ar
kansas
COPYRIGHT o. D.. City. Is the uusn-
cation cation Of part or the vheIs Of eopyrighfsd
eopyrisht punishable BY hne or irnprisonmeatr
By either. or both. in the discretion
OF the court.
ARIZ0NA--A Reader. Oakland To wbc,
must one write about taking I'D g0vsrnment
land in Arizona.
The United States land once. Phoe-
Nix Ariz.
ITALIANS-J- g. Oakland. How uanv rtal.
ians are there In California at this times
1t viii be impossible 20 answer this
question until after the census Is taken
this year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
by the evidence and designed crush competition
mary of the evidence in this regard is given:

government Of
product while the other of the
within that the Standard oil control it, OF
largely through
bng railway employees and using that information
cutting and by the OF SO called bogus
These principally used to drive competitors
II merely question of efficiency, the Standard did
dragoon the railroads giving
Whereby the governments brief the enabled
bring large of the the combination
crush and eliminate from the field of competition large
the balance Moreover these history
but continued the evidence shows until quite recently
AS for the that the public shares the benefit of the
Standards superior efficiency the eloquent
claim is the fact that the working capital of S6o0O0O0
has made profits amounting to S1,OO0OOOOO0
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Featherweight Metal

new material. called by its inventor
cork metal has been introduced for
the manufacture of aeropIanes Ac-
cording to the University Correspon-
dent it is about 10 per cent lighter than
aluminium and is nothing more than an
alloy of magnesium with small duan-
titles of aluminium and iron. The draw
back to the cork metal is that IT
reacts chemically with hot water. CIV
ing OF hydrogen, but doubtless this
difficulty will be got over in some wav.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Meat Prices in Canada

The following quotations were Sc
cured by Consul General James W.
Ragsdale of Halifax from the Canadian
retail market reports of February q
the figures representing cents per
pound at three cities: