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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
Shock Registered in Kansas

LAWRENCE, Kan, May 22lThe seis-
mograph at the University of Kansas
recorded an earthquake shock this
morning from 12:37 to 2:15 o'clock
Prof. Fl. P. Cady, who observed the
movement, said:
THE quake appeared to be about
1000 miles distant 1t had all of the
characteristics shown by the recent
disturbances in Costa Rica.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
CONSERVATION on Campus

The intrusion of the student affairs
committee of Stanford university into
the field OF romance has caused con-
sternation on the campus. Heretofore
the faculty has contented itself with
regulating the sleeping and waking
hours of the students, the amount OF
studies they could take or leave, the
number of stems that they could con-
sume-off the campus-and such trivial
regulations which merely disturb the
traditions of the college. No effort had
been made before to control adventur-
Gus romance or penalize a recreant
lover. The shock that struck the cam
pus when Barker received his notifica-
tion that he could be transferred. to
some other university was intense.
Il intend to get my education" said
Barker this afternoon. II will go to
some other university and later l can
return to Stanford. 1 am studying law
and will take my A. B. and later my
decree in Jurisprudence. If it weren't
for mentioning the name of the girl
and involving her in this affair, I
would like to talk about it. 1t is a
curious thing and I've laughed about
it myself l am sorry can't talk about
it, for, you know, advertising some
times helps a fellow"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
Suspension Causes Surprise

The suspension of Barker from the
university Just on the eve of COM
mencement day has caused widespread
discussion among the students. The
young man is not very well known in
the university circles. He entered
Stanford from the east, his home being
in New Vineyard, Me. and registered
graduate in the preparatory legal de-
partment of the university. His rank
was equivalent to junior standing. He
did net live on the campus nor IN the
usual student boarding houses, but oc
cupied room in hotel near the sta
ton.
The name of the young woman stu
dent about whom Barker had trouble
with the faculty is kept secret BY those
who are familiar with the case. 1t is
known that no action on the girfs part
has been open to question, the most
definite clew to the mystery being Bar
ker's admission that she is broken
down, nervous and jealous" The whis-
perings tell of shattered engage
ment
But for the girl L would discuss the
case" said Barker in his hotel this
afternoon. Il don't know that it would
do me much good to discuss it, though
1 might have something to say on the
subject"
Barker's room is not that of the
usual college student. The decorations
ciated with collegiate ideas of taste.
Their unique character would suggest
that the library of the young under
graduate was in keeping with that of
the poet whose only books were
u,onep's looks"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
SUBURBAN
COAST

William NJ Garland refuses TO be candidate for
United States senate. Page 4
Victim Of youthful romance given leave of alb
sence from Stanford university Page 1
Walter Hobart may lead fire fighters for city
OF IIillsborough Page 2
Morning slumbcrs Of Salt Lake City residents
disturbed by earthquake Page 4
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
"kID' CUPID
RULED OFF
The CAMPUS
Conductors of Stanford Present
AImOn Charles Barker
With Transfer
Victim of Youthful Romance Is
Given Leave of Absence
for One Year
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

q TANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 22
Stanford university, through its
- students affairs committee, has
taken young romance by the neck and
dropped it over the edge of the campus
with the warning that it should not
return for year.
Almon Charles Barker. junior stu
dent in law from New Vineyard, Me-.
admitted today that such an adventure
happened to him. Il have received a
transfer card was the way Barker
put it. Il can return here after a year,
but I'd rather not discuss the circum-
stances, on account of the girl / un-
derstand she is rather nervous and
broken down from Jealousy, you know,
and that's about all there is to it"
Isn't it rather unusual for uni
versity to take such an active inter
est in the romances of its students?''
Barker was asked.
Yes, 1 thought it rather funny. too.
laughed about it at the time replied
the young law student frankly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
EASTERN
FOREIGN

Arrangement of royalty at funeral of King Ed
"4iu uispieases near monarch Page 1
Japan and Russia negotiating treaty on far
eastern question. PAGE Z
Elections 10 senate held in Spain without
changing its character. Page 4
King George opens reign with acts Of elem
ezcy toward civil and military prisoners. page s
Many persons hurt in serious conflicts between
rival factions in Ireland. Page L
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-23
WOMEN'S CLUBS

Delegates 90 women's federation convention
expect 10 bring meeting here. Page
MARINE
schooner Ruby loses its ruddcr and springs a
leak during storm Page IL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26

and feel 90 well that my friends keep
asking me what has helped me so
much. and gladly recommend your
Vegetable Compound ''-MRs. WILLIE
EDWARDS, Holly Springs, Miss.
One Of the greatest triumphs Of
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the conquering of woman's
dread enemy - tumor. If you have
mysterious pains, infiammatio ulcera-
ton or displacement. don't wait for
time to confirm your fears and 60
through the horrors of hospital opera
tion. but try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegc-
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For thirty years Lydia E. PinkhAm's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs. has been the standard remedy
for female ills. and such unquestion-
able testimony as the above proves the
value Of this famous remedy, and
should 9ive everyone confidence.
II you would like special advice
about your case write = cOnfiden-
taal letter TO Mrs. Pinkfsam. 1t
Lynn, Mass. Her advice q free
and alWaHD helDful.
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armies are received as students but
the doors are closed tightly to Ger
mans.
A horse museum has recently been
opened at that place which IL said to
be the only one of its kind in the
world. Models Of all the famous
horses since the world began, includ-
ing the famed Pegasus of mythology.
are to be seen, while portraits of the
greatest race horses Of the United
States and England are to be seen.
A complete and very interesting col
lection OF saddles, brides. horse
shoes and similar articles is also on
exhibition.
After an unprecedented reign Of
nearly two years blue. as color in
every imaginable shade has been de-
throned in the fancy of Paris fashion
In gowns. hats and all variety of
women's wearing apparel pink was
the color most sought after during
the summer At the fashionable re-
sorts the feminine contingent resem-
bled huge punches of pink roses and
peonies, but now red Is making bid
for popularity. 1t is generally believ-
ed that 1t will be the" color during
the fall season and probably for the
winter also.
A hint of this was shown in a
charming model for evening wear I
saw in a fashionable milliner's this
week. It was of red liberty with
glints of yellow. The skirt, thank
heaven, was quite good deal wider
than those worn during the summer
season. The chief chicness of the
toilette lay in the long tunic which
fell nearly to the hem of the skirt. 1t
was of most wonderful material as
to weave and color. being soft, silky
crepe chiffon Of changeable tones OF
red and fame color in one light, but
deep blood in another. with a wide
band of dull gold embroidery around
the bottom, and repeated at the neck
and sleeves, covered with Maine lace,
dyed bright shade of red. From the
shoulder to the bottom of the tunic
fell bands of wide, dull red satin rib
bon slightly gathered here and there.
Ribbon Is to play very important
part In the winter styles. The most
exquisite designs are being shown in
the shops. The former stiff, embroid-
cred velvet ribbons, so unwieldy, and
only possible for use as sashes, have
been replaced by lovely soft and at
tractive material, as pliable as liberty
satin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26
Curved Bridges of Japan.

Curved Bridges Of Japan.
The curved bridges Of Japan are Of
three kinds-first. those known a.
spectacle bridges. with an arch In the
center suggesting pair Of spectacles:
second. the camel back bridges, which
60 up very high indeed; third. the or
binary one arch, semicircular bridges
The reason the japanese SO often have
curved bridges is because until mod
ern times they could not build them
fat. and even today there is no key
stone to the Japanese arches. They
are not generally familiar with the
keystone. A great many of two classes
Of bridges-the camel back and the
high curved bridges-are found in the
palace grounds at Pekin. in China.-St
Nicholas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26
The Shrow.

The Shrow.
The shrew was originally the shrew
mouse. which. when her young were
helpless. would fight desperately In
their defense, and so well known was
the courage Of this little animal, which
would even go out Of its way to seek
an enemy at times when the nest need
ed protection. that the word became
applied to a woman who was ever
ready ~ cos'- s.vo~~oe
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ter and shown more consideration for
. woman who was merely trying to
make an honest living. would never
have believed 1t possible that the
number Of women engaged in such
work would have increased to hun
dreds. Only few persons. even men.
to say nothing of women, would have
have had the courage to Withstand the
threats and brutal remarks the hrst
woman public cab driver was COM
PEELED to Withstand. But courage and
self confidence won in the end. Thou
sands of persons engage cabs driven
by women rather than men. for they
realize they will escape the unpleas-
antness of q possible drunken driver
or one who will use rough language II
their Tip" 10 not sufficiently large.
and at the same time receive quite a.
good service. With the kindness of
heart which il innate in woman. those
female drivers give their horses far
better care than do men drivers.
The craze for puzzles which struck
rich and poor alike in Paris some
months ago IL rapidly dying out, and
the tickle French capital il returning
to "diabolo," which had a tremen.
dous vogue for time and was then
suddenly dropped. Now it may be
seen being played in the public parks.
in private grounds and almost every
where, not alone by children but by
men and women. 1t is said that many
society people play 1t as an excuse
for gambling for large stakes on the
result of the game.
France has never forgotten the loss
Of the province of Alsace to Germany
and probably never will. 1t was a loss
and at the same time a humiliation
which ground into the nations very
soul. "No Germans need apply" IL
the notice which. hguratively speak.
ing. has since been displayed by the
French government in a disguised
manner In many ways. At the famous
army cavalry school at Saumur, on
the banks Of the Loire. probably the
most noted government educational
establishment of the kind in the world
omcers from the United States, Serv
ians. Swedish, japanese and Chinese
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largely to representatives of the west.
ern states. The present gathering,
however. includes representatives not
only Of all sections of the United
States, but of many parts of Canada
and Mexico. A number of expert agri-
culturists and irrigationists from
Europe are also here in response to a
special invitation of the congress.
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yOCrWOOOcr1OlmeQ-
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E. Pinkham's Veg
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say that now / look
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Holly Springs, Miss. -" Words are
inadequate for me to express what
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per leather goods
quality inches genuine
pocket
inside handle $500
o4inch cowhide
heavy lined
All $780,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26

wonderful Memo Corsets tor
would like the Memo Corset
than other
the Most Memo special feat
recognize ingenious and ne
shaping-wnch much-is easily percepbe
All Models perfect In design Bones and
sensitive muscles The dia
breathing and
in, the Fall
All carefully tit to particular figure Price
$500 to $1,000.
A Few of the Many Little Things
We Are Selling Just Now
Where Quality and Price Cuts
Quite 4 Figure.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01

que q principles de mayo de 1908
empieza la de don Bernardo Huicy Y
termina con la muerte de este; que
durante los dias 10, II Y 16 aperecen
cargadas a Huicy tres formulas on
preparados de morfna. tubos conte-
niendo tabloides de un cuarto de
centigramo; que no puede asegurar
que fueran para sImlnistrarselos a
Huicv.
Ell DR.. Francisco de Goenaga. de-
clar6; que eierce la profession hace
81 amos, sin interruption. Explica
los efectos de Ia molhna. segun Ia
cantidad Y Ia ccndiei6n del paciente;
que ese medicamento infiueye en- el
cerebro V causa somnolencia, sopor;
que admin.strar de una vez so CEN
tigramos, EN- inyecccion hipcdermica
seria peigroeo, pero por Ia via diges-
tiva 5erla mortal: que solo los mcr6-
nomanos pueden tolerar cantidades
que bastarian para producer la muer
te de muchas personas; que en- peque
mas dosiS causa sueho: exphca la en-
fermedad De "a gangrena; que los do
lores son persistentes segun el perio-
do de Ia entermedad; que esta indica
da Ia norfna rara calmar esos dolo-
res Y que bsio Ia impression de Ia nor
hna no esta el amino dispuesto para
resolver negocios de TN modo deini-
Two.
Nease "a edicion &c NINA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
Confirmation de
una sentencia,
Juan Rosado Colon autor
del crimen de Arus sera
nuevamente condenado
a la pena de muerte.
Ell .iurado dio un yeredicto de
asesinato en- primer grade.
De nuo3tro correspoDsal

Ponce, Febrero 2S.-Ha Gambia
do SUI bufete professional frente al
teatro en- la calle Mayor, el Lcdo.
Jose Angel Poventud. LIE le de-
seamos muchos trabajos.
Han salido del hospitalillo de To-
cos por estar curados, los pacientes
Antonio Aifini y Leonor Berries,
de Ponce el primero y Ia segunda de
Humacao, fueron ocupadas sus Gel
das por Bartolo Retamar y Francis
ca Luciano, los dos naturales de Pom
ce. Sc encuentra gravemente enfer-
ma en- dicho hospitalillo la ,alienada
Tomasa Roble. , de Rio Pierdras,
que hace I'm a1o que esta en- ese es-
,ablecimiento.
Ell jueves a las once y minutes de
Ia noche Ii6 su veredicto ell jurado
que entendia en- Ell juicio de asesina-
to en- primer grade, contra Juan Ro-
sado Colon, declaranuolo cu!pable
de dicho delito. Ell % del corriente
dictara sentencia Ia corte
La acci6n social catolica que Sc ha
tornado en- esta ciudad, ha celebra-
do varias reuniones, para acordar
los festivales con que obsequiaran
a SUI llegada al ilustrlsimo Sr. Obispo
que estara en- esta ciudad ell 4 del
proximo mes. Entire los festivales
fioura un mitin catolico que Sc efec-
tuara en- el teatro Con tai mott
vo ell entusiasmo es cada dia mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
Sc VENDEN

IA yuntas de bueyes de ira.
bajo; j6venes y en- buenas car
mes.
6 carretas casi nuevas con
ejes d. h;"ro.
II tan u ; de varios tama-
nos para aqua.
Un solar No. lS4 del plano
de Mlramar con 700 metros
cuadrados; 20 de frente por
35 de fondo; queda enfrente
de la cIsa de don Faustino
S1arez, subiendo por la para.
da II.
Tn coche de 4 asientos con
ruedas de gonna ''Studeba.
ker un caballo ballo grande
y sus arne>es.
Para informes dirigirse a
Carlos Cid & Co. P. o. Box
224. San Juan. 4p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
Una caIta De
Ia senoIa Ward.
Sc despide afectuosamen
te de la sonora presiden
ia del "club de damas."
La directiva de la assciaci6n
acordo acompalar al muelle
a Ia distiRguida valera.

La siguiente carta ha sido drljlda
a Ia distinguida sonora presldenta
del club de damas de San Juan.
San Juan, P. R., 26 de fehrero
de 1910.
Sra. Dna. Heriberta G. de Guzman
Presidenta del Club de Damas.
Mi querida amiga:
En- estos momentos. cuando me
encuentro en- el triste dolor de ausen-
tarme de Puerto Rico, con tan ines
perada prisa y en- medic de honda
ansiedad, mis- pensamientos cons
tantemente vuelven q fijalse en- Vds.
mis- colegas en- aquel trabaio her
moso del "Club de Damas."
He pasado horas muy felices en-
La sociedad de las demas socias de la
junta directiva, cooperando para
dar siempre mas brillo q los muchos
y simpaticos fines que trata de lie
var a cabo un Club de esta indole.
Pues bien, creo que en- el corto
tempo que Sc encuentra formada
nuestra asociacion. hemos ido va
lejos en- ell camino de lograr nuestros
propositos y me feicito en- pensar
que he tenido la buena suerte de en-
contrarme en- el n umero de las que
forman parte en- esta obra.
De modo que con verdadera pena
me veo obligada a sepalarme de mis-
amigos del club de damas; y de pre-
sentar mi renuncia como vocal de dl-
cha asociaclon.
Para datfes una muestra de Ia
gran simpatfa e interes que slempre
vivira en- mi coraz6n por todas Vds.
Y Dor los fines ideales del club de
damas, les envio un pequeno recuer-
do que espero consideren Vds. dlgno
de un rincon en- los salones del Club.
Creame senora, que aunque me
ausento de Puerto Rico, nunca llega-
re a olvidar el trabajo mdtuo hecho
entire nosctras y los deliciosos ratios
pasados en- Ia dulce atmosfera de
club de damas.
Mis- saludos a todas y Sc despide
con cariho,
vuestra muy sincera amiga.-Jus
ina B. Ward"
Ell "Club de damas" ha acordado
acompanar al muelle esta tarde q Ia
listinguida sehora de Ward como
lemostracion de sentida despedida
n SUI ausencia de la isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
De SOC|EOAD,

Del "carnet'. La elegante tarjeta
dlce-Jose c. -Umpierre y Carmen
Negron tienen el gusto de participar
a Vd., su efectuado enlace y ofrecer
lie su casa-calle Recrco-Bayamon
Puerto Rico.
La recien casada es hija de nues-
tro compatriota ell poeta Sr. Ramon
Negron Flores y Ell contrayente en-
pieado del escritorio de lacasa del Sr
Pedro Giusty de San Juan. Felicldad
completa en- el risueEo hogar de los
distinguidos conyuges.
Frcncisco Arici. Despues de pa
sar una larga temporada en- su r!sue-
ia tierruca gaDega el conocido jo-
ven del alto comercio de esta plaza
Sr. Francisco Arrivi, he regresado a
San Juan en- donde vuelve q sus fac
mas en- el conocido estab]ecimiento
de Ia calle de la Fortaleza. Y apro
posito de los hermanos Arrivi jcuan
do hay por alll algun "chocolate"?
Parece que antes de dar un paseo por
la tierruca el simpatico portero' de
angeles oira alguno Ia lectura de
| Epistola del santo Apostol.
Bienvenido ell joven Francisco y
que el otro nos invite pronto para su
boda.
Incogni'os. La monisima hija de la
"perla del mar de las Antillas' que
pasara aquf muy corto tempo, pare
ce que tiene va, y hace apenas dos se-
manas que lego; un solicito admirs-
dor. Cuidado, cubanita gentil, con
las travesuras de Cupido que aqul es
muy peligroso. No hacemos aluslon
por supues o al recien regresado de
la gran ciudad del Hudson.
Dice el pequenc billete.-"En
blancas gasas ocu4a ahora Ia oscura
ala que sombreaba antes Ia clara luz
de las esmeraldinas pupilas / Asi le es
mas grato el marco que guarda su l.
magen querida, al afo1tunado DON
eel? Gentil nina de ojos claros, le-
vanta de una vez el vago ce]aje que
ocultas tn dulce aspirar y venga Ia
esplfcita nots para q. en- el Garnet
figure tu nombre 81 adorable por mu-
chos; al fin engarzado en- el Undo jo-
vel que Cupido formo para unir dos
amantes corazones. No temas la
herida que pudieras causar. Esta
hecha y sabes bien que el> tempo
aunque sean profundas, puede Gu
rarlas completamente.'
Morenita, muy hermosa, estudlo
en- aristocratico colegio celca de la
ciudad, vive en- Ia calle de un conoci-
do santo. Teme a Cupldo y de el hu-
We; pero hay va hasta tres deseosos
de que ell travieso Dios hiciera una
travesura. Por supuesto que por par
tie del pariente no hay peigro.
NE voy pero mi coraz6n que
da aqui?-Negros muy negros son
los ojos de la dulce criatura de faz de
Contadina; pero tambien muy bellos
y muy lindos son los de la gentil hi
ia del Yaguez. "a cual de las dos
haria depcsitario ell va no tan de-
sllusionado galan, de la mas jmpor
tante artena de su personalidad?
Parece que no hay de que en- 10 de
Reconciliation por aquello de
"que I'm clavo SAGA otro clavo' y
en- este case no dejaria las dos.
Pnsonoles. En- asuntos particula-
res Sc encuentre en- esta ciudad los
Sres. Ramon Marchan, Jose Guerre-
ro, Genaro Sotomayor y Rafael Mar
chan de Barceloneta. Bienyenidos.
Sem mr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01

NOnedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
&c ~ tentsvos, 25 centavos S1.00 y
t2s &c vents en- Ia Joyeria de F.
kEHhHAHN. tan Jose IL.