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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
OKLAHOMA FARMS.

ron SALE OR TRADE 92O ACRES ~
Payne County Oklahoma 200 acres in cul.
liyationi 10 aefes rich bottom land All
fenced and cross'ieucced, Good broom
to school an church, with X. y, j, nu t,lr.
phone, Al kinds Of fruit aOd plenty Of
water Price, $3.50. t0r terms, wflle
l9as IN care OF tRis pap,r
FOR sALE-lCo ACRES or NEW LAND
10 Usage County, 90 Acres good ullabe
soil, the balance pasture aud NOV land Has
good spring Is Neated mites south of
Hewins, Ran. Price, $4,000, onehalf
cash, For further particulars address 1868
In care of this paper.
FOR SALE-i2O ACRES ~ TULSA
County Oklahoma, so acres 10 cultivation,
40 acres pasture; black creek bottom soil.
An fenced and crossienced. Greek crosses
ono corner, Good house. barn and out
buildings, Price. $50 per acre hall cash
balance time. For particulars address
1915" in care Of this paper.
FOR SALE-l90 ACRES OF RED LOAN
and black pecan land in Garvin County, 2
miles from Ciyet; so acres under cultiVa-
tion, 30 acres Of grass, all level and fenced
& room house and d Groom house. barn and
other out buildings, with . good supply. "
water well, cistcrn md creek price $40
per aWe. For further particulars, address
''2,2OI" in care Of thi- paper
FOR SALE OR qRADE-3i7H ACRES
In Beckham County, oklahoma, 100 acres
loan, slightly rolling. Two good houses,
out buildioes and we'll Part ehsh terms
VI sale, or will trade for good paying
business. For further particulars address
"i9i6" In care Of this paper,
$50 ACRES ~ HuGHEs COUNTY. or
lanomA 1870 acres In cultivation; balance
pasture, hay meadow and hmher Heavy
black toilleve I'll fenced. Good wells and
creek Three Broom honses, two barna'
Price $50 per scrc terns 10 suit pnrchss,
er, For further particulars, address, 1881"
Ia care Of this paper
ron sALE-i6o ACRES IN osAGE
County. 0 miles from Foraker. All new
land; 100 acres tillablc, and lies In valley.
Balance can all be moved; no waste land.
Good spring water, Price, si750 per acre.
For further information, address "i96t' In
care ~ this paper.
OKLAHOMA FARMS FOR sALE-ld0
acres In Pottawatonic County of rolling
black aud some red sandy soil; l25 acres
under cultivation; rs timber and pasture
two barns Snd y house with telephone tud
H. =. D.; one mile from school house; one
and a half from church. price $4,000; for
terms write No, aa57 in care CT this paper.
FOR sALE-I60 ACRES IN LEVEL
dark, rich, sandy soil IN Grady Conotg; l45
acres In cultivation. 30 acres In alfafa, bal
ance IN potatoes, cantalounes. corn. garden
truck orchard. berries and grapes, Nearly
.ll fenced; creek running through farm and
plenty Of good soft well water. An Broom
house with cellar. barn, she'd, grsnnry md
hen house. Townste west aide Clicfnshs.
Price ss2 oon: easy terms Address "2B22'
In cara Of this paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sALE-A GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF
locations in the city OF Sapulpo Doing a
good business Of from 3d. 900 n $4,000 rrr
month. Stock and fixtures will invoice
about $1,000. Would sell, bv invoice, al
cost, twothirds cash, oneihird in six months
with 8 good real estate security or bank
able note. For further particulars address,
23Ts In care of this naper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
BUSINESS CHANCES
For SALE.

A high class millinery store. To-
Gated IN q city Of ten thousand mop
ulotion, doing an elegant business.
sales running over eight thousand
dollars per year. All old stock sold,
nothing hut new ps erns left.
Large, we'll ventilated room. located
on one OF the most prominent cor
ners IN the city.
one of the partners having to leave
this part os the country on account
Of death in the family.
stock and fixtures. " taken at once,
cpn be bought for $4,000 lf YOU
are interested, better investigate this
Immediately. For further particulars
,da-ee- "otof" IN carA ~ this nnner
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-A GENERAL MERCnAN.
dice store at llominy. Okla. About 81, 10000
stock OF dry goods clothing, shoes hats
ladies' and gents furnishings and millinery.
100000 TO 100000 viii handle thia
April. Have curly fall goods in; prospects
arc hne for good fall business, Have the
best location In town, rev brick building
2bxl00 feet. For further paricul,rs, sd
dress "283s" In care NJ this paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

New Orleans La Nov i,-Spot
firm UNCHANGED, Sales on the spot
3S6 bales; to arrive. 9,125 bales. Low
ordinary, 1Ol3.l6c nominal; ordina-
iy,1l 5-Sc nominal good ordinary
i3l-tGc; strict good ordinary,
137-l6c. low middlng, - S-ic;
strict low middliug iic: middling,
1il.ic; strict middling II 3-Sc;
good ndddlnS, Il l-gc; strict good
nlddung, 1i1l-lGc: middllng fair,
t4l5.lGc; middling fair TO fair,
"a 6.1Gc, fair, 10 11-l6c nominal, RE
ccipts, i2.S3i bales; stock, lO2,OO1
bales Futures, closing bids Novem-
ber, 1i2Oc nominal; December,
1G9ic; January 1880. March, iAA5c;
May, i461c; July 146ic.
Galveston Tex Nov STEADY,
IA 3-Sc.
ST. Louis, Nov. 4.---Lower; mid
ding, 1880; sales, 400 bales; re
ceipts. 2,769 bales' ehInments, liiO
bales; stock, G,15d bales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

The store that pays q lot Of money
for space in which TO say something to
you must believe that what Il says IA
important TO you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE.
FORCED TO SELL.

S150-Corner lot. South Denver
and 10th
SsOO--Cholco 80 feet on South
Denver
s1S50---New broom modern house
on 11th sstreet.
,S60--7-room house; well; 90 feet
east front. South Boulder.
$500 Cash, balance nonthly--Now
5.room bungalow Price $4,000
$3.50 Cash, balance monthly
room house and lot south part of
city. Price. $3.50
sS,500--New Broom modern =
story house: lot bbxil3; terms ON
$1,000.
EDWARD Il. BARRETT.
Phone 70t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
TEXAS FARMS.

ToR sALE--156 ACRES or RoIiINd
chocolate loan IN Farmer County. Texns
10 acres urder cultivation the remsnder sod
nsgturo. Al fenced with good supply Of
water. new i.room house. barn located
ai edre ~ The town ~ Friona' suitable fnr
townsie nurposes Price $1,000. Good
terins. Write for particulars 2a39 In care
oi this papor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
RATES

ie -ora each Issue under all clsiL.
acknowledging Aug, |, 1919
i5c smallest amount accepted.
Yonr credit Ia good II you own . t,ls,
phone.
All outof.toWs ads ro bs cash with
order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
GUARANTEE ApsrRAor AND TITLE O.

GUARANTEE ABSTRACT AND TITLE 90.
November 4 1910,
Hattie Davis, Guardian TO Kemp a
Hayden NV IL Of NV la and S
10 " sW Ia Of NE i.l and S -
oi y II Of SW ii " NJ ID and
81 li " SE i,d of wv Id and
i2 of y l2 OF y g of SW Id
Of NE Ia 0i Sec. I3 and lot
IN Section %, Twp, is north, Range
~ east, oil aud gas lrasc.,,.,.,.S 800
Austin McLane Ia B. Rahin,yta WI.
Of NV Ia Of See. ~ Twp ~ north
RU"go - east, oil aud gas lease. /
Fidelity Abstract Go. 10 Ernert e.
ct al. lot SO IN block I In College
Addition 10 Tulsa, warranty deed & 800
Charity +. Barnett 10 R J, Dixon, y
10 Of NV ID and NJ IL Of SE
1t Of Sec 81, Twp IL north, Range
l3 east and LOT 4 IN sec. "a, Twp.
~ north, Range 10 east and south
acres Of east $40 acres of lot
In See, ~ TWP, /, north, Range
10 east md Sc Ia NJ 81 "a ~ 81
IL OF SE ID ~ Sec ~ Twp. is
uorih Range ~ o7st warranty
".tn ''t'''.''', ,,.,.,,,,,S 80
j, NJ Mccoy 10 amucl pmmmor, lots
and 10 In block 93 in Broken
Arrow warranty deed ...........sl3OO
Meretia Robinson to Charles H. Thorn
Us, l'2 Of Sec TO- Twp 2i north
Range ~ cast, warranty decd o.. S8t5U
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE.
DESIRABLEi ;
LOCATION.

The Williamson Flats ON
:, Cheyenne, between 2nd
and Bird streets, are now
ready for occupancy at the
low rental Of $40 per month.
This includes hot and cold
water, fuel, heating and
lighting. This is the lowest
and most accessible
location in the city.
RUSSELL 4 ABBOTT.
20 West Third st.
Phone 1861.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Your favorlte stores usefulness 70
YOU ia cut IN half unless you follow
IL advertising pretty closely-ror ad-
vortlsing is tho right arm of store
foryico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sALE-CAFE ~ TULSA DOING
elegant business Hall block from Main
81. Best class a trade lnnch counter
connected Business paying handsome profit
Owners health being bad only reason FOR
selling, Better get this today. II won't last
long. Price $4,000; hall cash. balance t-rms
20 suit purchaser. For particulars address
1894 In care Of this paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sALT-A FIRST CLASS POOL
Hall with tho hest iisMre. co-s Garnet
five tables, cabinets nnl everything II takes
10 make iirst class Billiard Parlor. Dn,
Ing the hest business in the city and the
rent Ia in renrh " 'pnv live man. Prize,
s2s00O0 For particulars. address "e9s6"
In care Of this paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR SALE or TRADE-A MEAT MAR.
ket in a town Of HOO population, doing
business ~ from s35 10 $40 per day cash.
This business consists o. stone building
outfit OF butchers nSturcs Tho only shop
10 town. Reason tor selling have osher
business For terms, address etls In care
OF this paper. -S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sALI-tOO ACRES or BLACK
sandy soil level: In lilmnn County. 10
acres cultivated and 30 acres wild grass aud
80 acres IN alfalfa. All fenced and cross.
fenced with good supply Of water. windmill
and tank new and neatly furnished i.room
house with . porchcs; Q harms, hcnhousos.
rranary and other outbuildings. over a
hundred bearing peach trees: also puns,
cherries apples, grapes and berries. 6 y
miles from Frederick, with rural FREQ deliv.
cry, Price, sii500; terms. Write 2272
w care Of this paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
THE MARKETS


Toh quotations;
Guod to choice export and
dressed beef steers. uV
~ 10 5000 lbs,.,.,..t7 504V %
Fair 20 medium export
and dressed beef steers
RV 900Ul00 lbs,.,., i50g626
Choice cows ..,....... d5OM6 90
Common cows aud Gamers 50Wi 90
Choice helfers .....,,,, J0N7 90
Fair 20 good hcifors ..,, 4 bOg6 10
Fancy feeders, 900 70 100 -
los ,,s,,','s's'' i"Wu ~
Choice feeders, 500 10 1000
IDS ,,s,,sssssss. oVWb w
Common 70 medium steers
aV. 500 20 300 lhg,,,,,, . 90 AZ 20
Good 10 choice stockcrs
av 500 20 $50 lbs. 100. 5Og0 20
Common to fair stocRers O0q 90
Culls .............,. 325G375
Range steers, hnyfed ... 3 5000 20
Common to medium feeds
aV 500 lbg.,,...,.,., 4b0W5 80
Western range cows, good
TO choice av $50 to 900
lbs ,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,., . 5000 30
Common 20 medium West
ern range cowa, aW 700
10 500 lbs .,,,..,,,.., . 20 0b 90
Veal calves ........w, iO0gS25
In the Texas Division.
Good TO choice steers, az
1909 to 1900 lbs,.,,,, b0db 80
Medium 10 fair steers as
$50 10 1000 lbs ,,,,,,,, 3 bOWi 90
Common 10 Gamers ,... : o0W3 90
Good COWS .,...s.ss.,,., OoWAa 10
HOGS-lleceipts for the past -
hours (ottlcial ending 3 p ny 3,S9i;
week ago, 5,6G3; year ago. lO,S05'
The run OF hogs here and at all
western market Conters yesterday was
Eight and trade ut III points was free
with values steady 10 higher Here
shippers and speculatora started the
market by paylngi0 20 per owt val
ucs Packers bought hogs ~ t0@l5
per cwt higher prices and closed the
day with prices holding up. The oS-
treme range OF sales was made from
S750WS.j0 per cwt,, ana the bulk OF
sales was made from 3S.O0gS.55 per
cwt
Z he quotations.:
Choice butcher hogs, NV
2jO to 800 lbs ........ 7S0Ws25
Medium 10 fair mlxod pack
Ing hogs, av. $50 10 900 5 t5aS3J
Good TO prime mixed pack
Ink hogs, av. coo 10 ESQ s00Ns50
Culls ,...,,,,,,,,..., 70O@7 80
Choice lights av i5O to
l75 lbs .,......... s456sG7
Medium 10 fair llghts.... zoos so
sheep Receipts for The past - hours
(offlclal ending 3 p. M, $50; week
ago, 1889; year ago, 2,0l0.
SHEEP Receipts for the past a
hours CONCEAL ending p. m), 1850;
week ago, G,9sl; year ago, l0,357
The run OF sheep here yesterday
was not as heavy as expected aud
the quality was only fair. No good
sheep or lambs were TO be had. The
demand was fair and sales were made
rtodlly at steady prices. other mar
ket contcrs had moderate supplies and
steady markets. Feeders here were
trlfle slow and few were good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sALE--lOo ACRES, oKMuLGEE
County, oklahomn. 40 acres In cultivation,
bslarce In grass Black soil bottom land,
rolling All fenced 80 acres hog tight.
Good well Broom house, barn, small or.
chard Price, s25 per acre, $3.50 will
handle same. For further particulars. sd.
dress "2012" in care of this paper.
THTRTy.rAY oFFER--i6O ACRES; 100
In cultivation. 90 acres NOV land, 30 acres
nrstnre. acres orchard. Broom frame
horse. eood harn. rrhrarics good smooth
land. well. spring. well fenced. In q section
o. the country that crops never fan Price,
sd5 uer acre n sold bv soniember as 1910
One half mile 20 vood school rursl mail
rural telophone svsteu. eood roads, good
markets Address 1898" care Of this
paper.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--320 ACRES
osacc County. oklahoma, Nice rolling land
with running water through entire tract.
nine mile, from Pawhuska, rs acres hot.
tom land. plenty " timber Price 81 900;
hair cash. balance iorms 10 suit purchaser.
For further particulars address 1890" In
a.-s - 'hls nsnar
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
HELP W>NTED--FENiN NiE.
SITUATION WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

losr-h DIAMOND EAR SCREW, BE.
tween Brady Hotel and :. Sih on Main
between the hours Of Gp m and G:a0 p m
Finder return 30 S3S S Cincinnati and re-,
ceiSe liberal reward. Phone 1887 Req.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
ROOMS-EURNISHED,

tuR RENT--UALL NICHOLS TRANS.
Tor whvn yo1 moves onurses reasonable
th0no llS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

OKLAHOMA FARMS FOR sALE--idO
acres in Pottawatomic County " rolling
black aud some red sandy soil; 1875 acres
under cultivation; rs timber and pasture
two barns and house with telephone tud
r. r. D.; ono mile from school house; one
and a half from church. price $4,000; for
terms write No, 2357, IN care cf this PAPER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR SALE or TRkpT-i GENERAL
line Of merchandise IN small railroad town
in the oil district. Inieruraln line now IN
progress $4,000 stock. Frame brilding,
2ax50 Price. e. 600 90. For icnus, writo
oAno IN care ~ this phner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sAIE-l6o ACRES IN osAGE
County o miles from Foraker. All new
land 100 acres tillablc, and lies In valley.
Balance can all be moved no waste land
Good spring water. Price, $3.50 per acre.
For further information, address "l96a" In
care ~ this paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

FOR sALf- BOARDING HOUSE W1TT
mod trade reason 'Nr selling po"~ hoaltli,
tnriher 0artoulars direct TO Bos i5l, Paw
huskn, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
ROoMS--UNFURNISHED
HOUSES rot RENT.

FOR RENT -oNL OF THE NlCESI
h hlm,s IN town: either furnished y. nfur'
nished ane grounds large barn or garage
Phone 4e5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
WOMEN TO GIVE
FEAST AND DANCE
Sophomores to Entertain FRESH
men After Big &c" Cere=
monies Tomorrow

BERKELEY. March 21.-The sopho-
mores of the university are preparing
formally to turn over tha custody of
the big cement c on Charter hill to the
freshmen next Wednesday, charter day.
The ceremonies will be held in the aft
ernoon, followed by special banquet
served by the women. After the ban
quet there will be dance in Hearst
hall.
Miss Ethel Lockhart, vice president
of the class, has charge of the arrange
ments for the affair and has appointed
a number of committees TO assist her.
Amos Elliott will be floor manager of
the dance and President Livingston of
the class will be toastmaster of the
banquet, which will be very informal.
Other committees are:
Finance committee-Jennie Brock, chairman;
May Van Maren. Grace Hamilton, Helen Beck
with. May Chase, Goidie Hubert, Mildred Por-
ter.
Arrangements scommittee-Charlotte Kett. chair
man; Mildred Jordan, Pearl Kenyon, Dorothy
Fish. Christine Malioch, Emile Harold, Alice
Earle and Edith Pence.
man; Mary Fairchild. Florence Doyle, Marian
Brown, Lorraine Andrews, Hollace Shaw, Do
lores Bradley, Helen Phelan, Mabel White, Alice
Morse.
Serving committee-Pauline Ruth, tchairman;
Alice Moore, Mildred Norcross, Alice Hiestand,
Ora Muir.
Decoration committee-Laura Robson, chair
man, Ellen Ord, Katherine Walker, Fern An
drus, Bessie Miller.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

GRAND ARMY SEEKS
CONVENTION FUNDS
Oakland Will Give $4,000 to
to Accommodate Visitors
to Reunion

OAKLAND, March PA circular let
ter is being mailed today to each post
OF the Grand Army of the Republic in
the department of California and Ne
vsda, formally inviting all members to
attend the forty-third encampment of
the Grand Army. which takes place in
this city April l9 TO % inclusive
The program for the encampment has
been fully drawn UP and William r.
Blair, chairman of the executive COM
mittee, announces that the finance
campaign has been energetically COM
menced. When Oakland extended the
invitation 10 the Grand Army to hold
the forthcoming encampment in this
city II promised to raise $1,000 for the
big event and the gathering of this
fund viii be the work of the commit
tee in charge from now on. A petition
indorsed by Mayor Mott the chamber
Of commerce, the Merchants exchange
lated, and all those who desire to show
their interest and enthusiasm in the
coming event will be asked to donate
substantially TO the fund
Walter :. Mackay, president of the
chamber Of commerce, announced TO the
committee today that although the sum
was large it would be raised without
difhculty. he said;
Just as soon as the Santa Barbara
conference is over and the Panama
Pacific exposition matter is off our
hands the chamber will take UP the
fight and do all in its power to boost
the preparations for the veterans con-
vention."
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
INSURANCE INQUIRY
BREEDS A SCANDAL
Investigation Uncovers Organ
lied System of Influencing
Legislation of Country

NEW YORK. March 21.-Out of the
mass of promising generalities that has
characterized the fire insurance inquiry
there came today testimony that three
foreign reinsurance companies had paid
handsomely to have the so called Grady
reinsurance bill passed by the legis-
Iature at Albany in 1904.
The bill was passed and is still law
notwithstanding it was opposed by do
mestic companies, who subscribed
SIC, 900 for the purpose and placed il
in the hands of the late George p
Sheldon, one time president Of the
Phoenix insurance company of Brook
lyn.
These incidents were described on
the stand by Z. H. A Correa, vice pres
ident of the Home fire insurance COM
pany, in whose opinion the bill in ques-
tion was bought through" the legis-
lature by the foreign companies.
But New York's state capital was not
the only point of interest to the
national board of fire underwriters,
according to the testimony of the day.
There were intimations of an organized
system of influencing legislation
throughout the country.
II was shown that in the years to
which the inquiry has been confined
1901 to I906-large sums were spent,
for the most part nominally as counsel
fees to put through or to suppress
bills in many states. according as they
affected the interest of the companies.
No state capitals were specified, how
ever.
1t was even suggested that the work
of the insurancemen extended to con-
gress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
SCHOOLBOYS ISSUE
AVIATION MAGAZINE
First School Publication De-
voted Exclusively TO Flying

The deep interest in aviation which Is
now being taken in this country may
be judged from the fact that what is
no doubt the first school magazine de-
voted exclusively to flying has now
made it's appearance. According TO
Flight, the magazine in question halls
from the Liverpool college AMI it's
sheets are printed by C. Fl. Rowed. the
editor, on hektosraph which he made
himself; while in addition 10 a full
page Of sketches-of the Bleriot mono
plane-the illustrations Include a pho
tograph of Cody's bipIane awaiting
trial at Eccleston park. It's printed
cover, which bears the name of the
Park Press, gives. moreover, quite a
businesslike air to this enterprising
monthly"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
SPECIAL SERVICES
DURING HOLY WEEK
st. Joseph's Church Announces
Program for the Last
Days of Lent
ALAMEDA. March e1.-Holy week

ALAMEDA. March 21.-Holy week is
to be observed in st. Joseph's church
with the following services:
holy Thursday. communion at Z. 7:30. and
$3.50 o'clock; mass at o'clock, followed by pro-
cession of the blessed sacrament; special evening
devotions at 7:30 o'clock. with sermon and bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament. Good Friday,
mass of the presanctifed at o'clock; stations
of the cross at o'clock, stations Of the cross
and benediction of the blessed sacrament at 80
O'Clock. Holy Saturday, mass and sermon at
O'Clock.
Preceding the Holy Saturday mass
will be the blessing of the new fire,
the grains of incense. the paschal
candle and the baptismal font. Confess
sion will be held from to o'clock
and after o'clock.
On Easter Sunday masses will be at
6, 7:15, $3.50 and 1o:30 o'clock in the
church and an $3.50 o'clock mass for
children in Lafayette hall. The 1880
o'clock mass will be high mass. The
celebrant will be Rev. Father T. j.
O'Connell. with Rev. Father P. A. Fo-
ley as deacon, and Rev. Father j. j.
Hennessy as subdeacon and Leo Smith
as master of ceremonies. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Father Foley,
pastor of ST. Joseph's parish.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
FIGHTING MULE WRECKS
A BROOKLYN STREETCAR
Refuses to Leave Track, But
Climbs on Platform

Hannah, q fine mouse colored mule,
upheld the reputation of her kind in
Brooklyn when she INDUCED in a joust-
ing bee with a Flushing avenue car.
She kicked the glass out of the car
windows. showering the passengers
with particles Of the panes, and she
sent the motorman on his way with
the mark Of her hoof on his chest. says
the New York Herald incidentally,
Hannah blocked traffic for Is minutes.
The police report closes with the fol-
lowing significant sentence:
The mule was uninjured."
Hannah, attached 10 a wagon and
driven by her owner, Henry Schaefer,
refused to pull out of the tracks for
the car. probably believing she had
equal right to the middle of the street.
She appeared perfectly at ease when
the dashboard of the car was brought
near enough for her to rest her head
upon it.
Luke Moore, motorman, suggested
that he drive the car slowly into Han
nsh's face and force her off the tracks.
When the fender touched her feet she
nimbly stepped TO one side and climbed
upon the platform beside Moore, who
found nothing pleasant in the manner
in which she tickled his ribs. Moore
managed TO shut off the power before
he retreatec-
Hannah with her feet divorced her
self from the wagon. She sent her
hoofs through window after window in
order until the line of demolition
reached the back platform. Hannah
was satisfied by this time and listened
meekly to the remonstrances of her
owner. She left the scene, hitched TO
the wagon and bound for wheel
wrights shop.