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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18
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| and 81 a Week
BUYS A GENUINE VICTOR 4
WITH SIX DoUBLE-FAcED
RECORDS
Friday and Saturday

This means come early, because
last week we advertised special
terms on the new model Victor I
"and sold our entire stock of that
style with the exception of two ma
chimes.
! The Victor ii is a larger and
finer machine, but we are offering
1T for two days at practically the
same terms; just little larger
first payment. -
The price of this outfit is $4,000
complete. and II you want to add
six 81 payments we will furnish
the machine with a solid oak horn.
\ Now you know what the Victor
Fis-the finest disk talking machine
. IN the world. and the Victor III is
sIthe most popular size, as it gives a
H19 inch horn, extra heavy motor.
lquarter oak cabinet with hinged
top and many other famous Victor
Features.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

It is the consumer that pays the freight Rail.
roads always hold out bait they have had it out
to every legislature that has ever been held in this
state They have it out here-and If you swallow
1t you become their meat
The granting of the franchise is not going to be
settled by few emissaries and subsidized agents
! that they have here-it should be- and win be-
settled by the men that earn their living by the
drops Of sweat that fall from their brows; vote
by whole Of the people, and not vote taken by
the Rockefeller banks and their agents.
They say that if you will grant the franchise
they Will have a payroll Of $4,000 month
people unless they had written contract? They
can afford to say it-and do it, for they will be
collecting from you more than that amount every
month in freight charges-more than if the same
goods were delivered in Seattle Why? Because
in the past you have been sucker enough to stand
for it-why not in the future? II
remember, when boy, my mother said there
were mice in the pantry; that she wished she had
cat. In few days cat strayed into the house. \
Mother picked it up and told me to go and get the
butter plate. did so. She got a lump of butter
and creased its paws I asked her why she did
. it. She said that the cat would stay The rail-
roads are onto the same trick Unlike my mother.
they do not do it openly. They are like the cat.
they work in the dark. using the long green
instead of butter.
Take your hat off to our councilmen--their 90
lions prove standing as they do stand, that they
have not, and will not be able to grease their
paws. =.
Might often wins over right, but might can not
win over right this time in Spokane Tr~Ft'7a9 "a
To the Milwaukee Railroad: have looked at
q. your map-and say to you that there 10 more.
money for you in Spokane in getting here on ter
minal rates than your road can get from Missoula
to the Pacific coast.
You can make this town, by giving us terminal
rates, q manufacturing city. Will you do il?
Then, II you WILL sign this contract giving us ter
mlnal rates-it will be to your future benefit -
well as ours. If you don't remember that we have
no baby clothes on; that we have grown to the
size we now are without your aid and it would b
Of no use to us in the future allow five blood
suckers upon us where we now have only four.
It would be good for you but Of no benefit 70 "a.
sign this it means terminal rates-that 81
nothing! Good day! You railroads are rood
buffers, but you can not get me to pawn myself 81
future generations to You. It's up to you - weIl
as you have put it up to me.
JIMMIE DURkIN
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COeNTIN u e D1
r o TX
P. "a &c o NJ I'LL
LET THE PEOPLE

they SECURE their franchises. mo
man Ok law can help you after they
get in here, and after they have OBJ
tanned the franchises you will give
them.t Insist on the common user
clause, allowing, othef roadside use
their tracks in the city, and grade
separation, guarding against the de-
suuctiop of life and the obstruction
of traffic IL they don't come
through with, sthese concessions,
politely tell them to go to the devil.
You have got some rights. in this
deal, and it's strictly up to you to
see that you get your rights. If
you don't, you have only yourselves
to thank.
Let's get back to the terminal
rate question next. Citizens who are
most active in favor of letting it
pass are. some of the big merchants
and the big jobbers. 1t is essentially
a vital matter for the consumers.
Mr.. Average Citizen is the man who
literally pays the freight every
blessed time. and don't forget that
for an instant. Our dear friend, Mr..
Stern, Hartman railroad attorney.
who told such funny stories at last
nights meeting, and who, of course,
oh, yes, of course, was arguing for
the peoples best interests. i'd that
we paid no more for things here
than they do on the coast. Does he
suppose that the people believe that
the iobbers and merchants here
lose $2.000.000 per year more than
those On the coast? Oh, no. Mr..
Stern. we're not quite so easy.
Here's the milk in the cocoanut;
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Main 374 IS the number of the
new want ad phone. Z.
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themselves into lingering grave,
or something like that. It's much
like the effect of reading a graphic
patent medicine advertisement
1t makes you think you have the
symptoms. Husbands particularly
seem to suspect their wives cook
ing, and they send samples of Dol
ly's biscuits and hash to be gofie
over for subtle ingredients. n
In addition to his wide expert
ence in toxiology, DR.. Vaughan lis
now gaining some knowledge Of
crankology. a.
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WEST POINT, N. Y, March 49,
Army men here today are discuss
ing the plans of the Australian gov
eminent, revealed recently by
Colonel Bridges. Australian repre-
sentative on the British army gen.
eral staff. Colonel Bridges spent
several days Investigating the sys-
TEN in operation here.
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SIX COUPLES BREAK 49, s
DANCING RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO, March 49,
Six couples danced. until the
worlds dancine record or IA hours
and Al minutes had been broken
yesterday afternoon. =.
The marathon started at 1880
Saturday night with n couples on
the floor. g One of the six women
who endured the long ordeal
worked alFday Saturday'ii1 glove
store. The, prize money. amounting
to $145, was divided among the
victOrs. ~ N%
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COUPLE PAST 70 ELOPE, =
TO GET MARRIED

ANDERSON, Ind, March 49,
Miss Josephine Brooks. IS years
old, and Abraham w. Coddington,
age n, inmates of the old peoples
home, leloped across the river and
were married. 1t was the first mar
riage for the bride and the second
for the bridegroom. A<s, Ii
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CHILD FATALLY BURNED. /.
(By United Press Leased. Wire)

y ANDERSON, Cal, March 18.-
George Bland, - years old. is
dying today from burns resulting
from an explosion of gasoline. The
child had been playing with can
of gasoline. He found match.
which he lighted and threw into
the can. In the explosion that fol
lowed the. child was burned about
the head, arms and shoulders.
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who It is, anyway? It is Harri-
man line extension, or what? II
Spokane is going to give 1t an i'm
mensely valuable franchise, the
city certainly has a right to know
to whom the gift Is being made.
Explain, President Strahorn.
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PANICKY HUSBANDS
SINCE THE SWOPE CASE MANY
WONDER IF THEY ARE BE-
ING FED LETHAU LUNCHEU.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 49,.
Just because he happened to be
one of the experts engaged in the
Swope poisoning case at Kansas
City, DR.. V. c. Vaughan has been
asked to sample more food than
the sultan's official faster. 1t seems
that. people all over the county
feel that they are slowly eating
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
FEM ALE HELP WANTED

AAAAA-i oung women wanted as operators by
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company;
must be bright, neat in appearance, between
the ages of IL and % years, Of fair education
and unQuestionable character.
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED OPER-
ATING ROOMS.
PLEASANT REST AND LUNCH ROOMS.
LIBERAL SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN
ING.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE.
Fer full particulars call at the Operating
School, Telephone Office, 2015 Steiner st. cor
ner Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

President Mcdonald was in the chair
at the Monday night meeting Of bar
tenders league No. Il. Two candidates
were obligated and eight applications
received. The sum of SIS was donated
for sick benefits. Hereafter the league
viii hold the first meeting in the
month at 2:3O D. m. This is to give the
night men a chance to attend. On other
Mondays the meeting will be held in the
evening.
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FURNISHED.

ST2o0-s r. house, 1906 Webster nr. California:
elegantly furnished key at Office.
S32 5o-5 r; 1902 Jones Pacific.
S22.J0 and $50. 50--3 r. and b. 316S CaIiforuia
Lyon; furnished and partly furnished
S60-6 r.; 1925 Leavenworth mr.. jackson, furn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.

s65-Stable; IS stalls; 81 Duboce av
$50 S3l--6 T.. 4 sunny modern dats. 373-s1 Noe
bet 18th and 17th-
$25-3 r. and b., garage. modern BUNGALOW 4a7
Diamond nr. 21st. panoramic view
500 r; 4sa Sanchez nr. 18TH upper
S2O-S25@ r. and b. each: 1853 Folsom mr. roth
SlS-6 T.: 297s-s2 25th st. cor Florida.
S164 r. and b.; 2967 24th mr. Harrison
$780, r. and b.: 154A Langton mr. Folsom.
Large. light lofts; rent low: elevators: s17
Mission cor New Montgomery opvbsite size
for new city hall.
]. w. WRIGHT & CO..
22S MONTGOMERY ST..
MILLS BUILDING.
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SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS
T,.NTED.

Two reliable stock statesmen; give age. ex-
perience and references; important opportunity
for men OK ability. Box 4e1 Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

President George was in the chair at
the last meeting of steam engineers
union No. 81 a committee was ap-
pointed to draw up an appeal from the
decision Of the arbitration committee of
the labor council and submit it to the
American Federation of Labor. The
regular 1920 assessment to Los Angeles
strike fund was paid. Business was
reported fair. 1t is stated that almost
all members are working The boycott
against the North Point Laundry
association is being pressed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET.

$500 +. and b.. 1850 Scott cor. Fnbert
$1,000 r., b., kitchens: newly papered and
tinted: close TO Fillmore and Haight
$751;; SS1 Ashbury Frederick: garage
$65---9 r.; completely furn.; Ill 9Th av mr. Lake
S55-12 r.; 2029 Vallejo nr. Laguna; view
$500 r. and b.: 221I Van Ness nr. Broadway
$500 r.: 2523 Cough mr. Vallejo.
s45-Io r.; 311s Washington mr. Lyon
s35-7 T; 1903 Buchanan nr Post
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
STORES. LOFTS. Erc.. NORTH OF NARkE

Si5o-Loft. 2ex137:6 IT.. I'd floor: passenger and
freight elevator; 125 Geary ST. nr. Grant av
S125-Mezzanine 1oor 125 Geary ST mr. Grant av
800 tmay be less Large ground door SPACE
S75-Elegant large light I'd floor; 45O Mkt st
$50-Store 1922 Fillmore mr. Clay.
S47.50-Large basement. 40x60 IT.; elevator
S3S+Store Ne. corner Union and Larkin sts
S35-Store, 32sS Sacramento mr. Presidio av
S30-Space in new market; unsurpassed location
SJ0-Store, 40 Pine Montgomery
s25 and $50 stores-2O24- -26 Hayes mr. Cole
S20-Spaee in new market: unsurpassed location
SI2. 30 to $3e-Large. light sample rooms
S40-Store and modern fat Of r. suitable for
light mfg; 1892 Folsom nr. 14th. ~
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BERKELEY ARARTMENTS

TREEHAvEN APARTMENTS. Ridge road near
Euclid av.. BERKELEY-UP To DATE
HOUSE KEEPING APIS. WITH EVERY
MODERN FONvENIENCE; CALL ANY TINE;
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

jacket and skirt bands
for the alteration room. Apply superintendent $
office to IL a m, HALE BROS, INC, Mar
ket and 9th sts., San Francisco.
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WILL pay top prices for furniture aud mer-
chandse. or sell on commission. L. H. BURD.
auctioneer phone Market 40S5: 431 Van Ness
HARBAND & kAPLAN. 1914 Devisadero ST. pay
highest price for I'd hand furniture. West 4202
$1,000 worth Of furniture wanted for the coun-
try. J. II. WILEY. 6s1 14th st. at Market.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

FIRST CLASS salesman and manager one who
can handle subdivision In Alameda county :;
no money required good references necessary.
NEWELLHENDRICKS.I INC. $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

G ST.. 124. near ID av.. facing G. c. park-Mc-
Allister cars or rooms. complete for house
keeping; modern
HOWARD St. 563-Front room and Kitchen SIP:
conn. coal gas. 50 to S12; others $3.50.
OAK St, 116. mr.. Fillmore, 2 and 8 furnished
house keeping rooms; hot water bath and
phone free.
PINE St. 1720-Beautiful large front room and
kitchent; sunshine all day; swell house.
SCOTT St. 2040-i to newly furnished rooms;
completed 0ctobers 20: phone West 20I4
VAN NESS av., 81, corner Grove-Furnished
sunny suites. $50; single rooms. $3.50 to s.
per week: gas. running water and telepheDe
WEBSTER ST.. 400. cor OFarrell-17 newly
furnished rooms; sun and running water in
every room; phone and bath: very reasonable.
WEBSTER ST.. 1363-Nicely furnished front bay
window rm. light hskpg. CRATE; phone; quiet
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

Delegates John Twyford and John
Lswley made their reports Of the work
OF the international association of plas-
terers, nc 4 at Columbus. o., recently,
70 the ocal union. Twyford was
chosen second vice president Of the
parent BODY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
AGENTS WANTED

STREET agents, something new; marble shooting
toy pistol: schoolboy sold 100 first day y;Asample
loc. Frisco Motor Company. 6ls Fell st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
APARTMENTS FOR SALE

SNAP-25 rooms, in 2 room suites; present in
come ss5 above rent. rooms not rented; $500
J20 10th ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
BERKELEY HsKp. ROOMS

PRINCE st.. 1867 Berkeley--3. neatly furnished
house keeping rooms: modern; near Grove and
locals: adults.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

GOLDEN GATE FUR CO., s25 suttsr ss.-Re-
modelling and repairing at popular prices AD
KOCOBR. mgr Phone Sutter 164S HIM C35O4.
STEILWAGEN. PRACrICAL FURRTER, 1884
SUFFER- ST. NEAR VAN NESS AV.
LOFSTAD & EVANS. Inc. furrfers. 251 Post 81.
Mercedes bldg. Sd foor. Tel Kearny 1852
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
OAKLAND HSKG. ROOMS

SAN PABLO av., S37h. Oakland Furnished
house keeping rooms; sunny reasonable; Key
Route.
ALICE. St. 1917, Oakiand-Suite of rooms for
house keeping; reasonable; BATH laundry;
phone Oakland 92S7.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

MISSION branch OF The Call MILLER'S, sta.
TONER. BOIL 10th at
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
OFFICES and STORES TO LET

SHOE repairing shop for rent; living rooms In
rear; located Just across street from large
school and principal playground OF Oakland;
rent SIS; water free. HADEN & BONNIE
Co. 2415 Shattuck av.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
SEWING MACHINES

WE have all makes-Singer. Wheeler & Wilson
Domestic and Whites from SIS to $50: your
credit is good expert repairing. OAKLAND
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1914 Clay ST opp.
Taft Pennoyer's Phone Oakland 11Ii. Open
Saturday evenings.
DOMESTIC, 1914 FILLMORE near Post; THE
place to buy. rent repair sewing machines
Of all makes; lowest prices: hest terms. j.
". EVANS. agent: phone West 3601-
SEWING machines. all makes; renting repair
ing. McNALLY. 1864 Mission: tel. Mission 202.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
OAKLAND FLATS TO LET

BEAUTIFUL sunny 4 room modern apartment
fiat; one minute to Key Route: adults only;
rent S21 Owner at premises. 4so 41st ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-At Marks Bros. S31 Market ST. one dia-
mond initial letter A: liberal reward Apply
MARKS BROS, where owners name will be
given
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-22
ABE MARTINI
WIT IN BULK
Indiana Newspaper Writer'S
Clever EpigrdTns Published
In Book Form

Abe Martins Brown County Folks
nave appeared in book form, and the
best recommendation and review that
can be given the little book is to Gull
a few sentiments from it's pages and
assert, without fear of successful con-
tradiction." that there are better cpl
grams left for whosoever shall buy
and read. For a homeopathic dose of
Abe Martin, take The Call every morn
ing and glance at the bottom of the
editorial page. A regular treatment
of that sort will insure a daily smile.
Adroit quotations from ABE Martin"
will insure a reputation for wit and
humor.
But homeopathic treatment is too
slow in ABE Martin"
one should buy the book and take
the treatment in full at one swallow
ABE Martin is the humorous Gre
alton of Kin Hubbard. an INDIANAPOLIS
newspaper man. ABE Martin" saws.
among other things equally good:
Miss Fawn Lippincut is havin' her
ears bulldogged fer new pair of gar
net earrings
With all the newspapers filled with
beauty hints, it's funny we don't see
more beauties"
''Ther wuz ole fashion one-ring
t'day."
It's better t. hand it t. others than
it is t receive"
Upton Budd's nephew has finished
his graduation essay, Life's Feverish
Battle Now Begun. but he won't go +,
work at tn sawmill till after th,
comet"
Included also In the book is the stir
ring tale by Miss Fawn Lippincnt an
titled The Lost Heiress of Red stone
Hail."
The book. which sells for 81, is illus-
trated by the author, and he has tha
temerity to admit it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-22
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

MUSIC. NJ, Los Banos. What is the diff
ference between the major and the minor scale
in music?
The relative minor is always found
a tone and a semitone below the major
scale of the same signature. If. there
fore, the third note is found to be two
tones from the first. the scale is major;
if only tone and a semitone, it is
minor.
PINCHOT-A. s.. City Why was Pinchot
ousted by President Taft?
The reason given by Taft was that
he "affronted the president by sending
letter to the senate in spite of the
executive order prohibiting such ac-
tivity on the part of subordinate off,
GERS of the government"
OLD STORY. P. NJ. Sacramento. In what
issue Of The Call was there published illus
trsted story giving account Of a mysterious
grave near Redding?
1t was published in the fall of 1901.
You can trace 1t in the ma gazine sec
tion, by consulting the files of the
paper in the state library.
POLL TAX-M. G. c.. City. Is cripple re-
qured to pay poll tax in the state of California
(2) Is it legal for assessor to be furnished
list OF employees so that he may collect poll tax
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-22
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

MISS KITTY WILKINS, who owns a large cat
tie ranch in southern Idaho, is staying at the
Palace Miss wilkins is a woman who be-
lieves that her sex is capable OF engaging in
any business with equal success with men.
Before she went into sheep raising and mining
horse raising occupied most Of her attention.
Formerly she had as mahy as 1900 horses on
the ranch and marketed them herself without
the aid Of commissioner. She claims to know
horses as well as any man. Twenty years ago
she was familiar figure about the Palace
hotel and is here now to take her 10 year old
niece back to Idaho for the holidays.
H. R. ROBINSON Of Gilroy, Mr.. and Mrs W.
c. Colby of Stockton and DIT. and Mrs. ]. S.
Kloeber Of North Yakima are among the re-
cent arrivals at the Manx.
CHARLES S. FEE, passenger traffic manager Of
the Southern Pacific. returned yesterday from
Chicago. where be has been for several weeks.
C. F. YOUNG, an orchardist and. fruit packer Of
Medford. is a recent arrival at the Argonaut
with Mrs. Young
L. ]. wYErH of Washington arrived yesterday
from Washington, D. C., and Is staying at
the ST. Francis.
SIDNEY HART returned yesterday from a bust
ness trip and is making the St. Francis his
headquarters
A. H. BLAcKsToN. who is interested in land
syndicate in Mexico is staying at the Union
Square.
J. w. ROBINSON, an attorney OF Seattle, Is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
A. A. DAUGHERTY Of Los Angeles. who is in
terested in oil, is staying at the Palace.
JAMES MINTURN. manager Of the sharon
ranches, Is a guest at the Palace.
B. sRucK, vineyardist Of Seattle. is at the
Turpin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-22

from them, without consulting the empIoyesi
II an emplOye receives an unsigned poll tax re-
ceipt from bis employer instead OF 50 would he
not be liable for second payment OF the taxi
A cripple is not exempt by law (2)
The act OF the employer in such a case
is legal CD No one who pays money
should accept an unsigned receipt.
AIGRETTES-H. B.. City. II a merchant has
aigrettes In his possession purchased before the
state law in California passed would he be
liable to arrest II he should offer them for sale
at this time?
The law prohibits their sale.
DESERTER--A. o. s.. City What IL the
time In which a who deserts the service
OF the United States may be tried?
Within two years after the desertion.
provided he has from that time re-
sided continuously in the United states.
NIcKEL-A- s. City What win clean nickel
Chalk mixed with taIlow, or rouge
and fresh lard applied with wash
leather.
STEBBINS- Subscriber. City. When aid the
late Horatio Stebbins OF San Francisco retire a.
pastor OF the First Unitarian church?
January IA, 1900
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-22

o7ADAAA RICH, manager OF the Palar. hc4s3
returned from a trip to Arizona Yesterday
wnere ne went for a rest. He returned IN zocd
Splits and with hearty cheer for his Christ
mas guests.
A. d. GRAHAM, a shoe uanpfae,rrs- -, NJ.
rroit who has been III IN the German bospftal
returned to the Stewart hotel YESTERDAY with
sns. Slrs, Srahsm- He is again enjoying good
c. Q. VAN SAINT, an automobile dealer of York
la' Is registered at the Stewart.
DIR, AND MRS MONTGOMERY THOMAS Of
Fresno are guests at the Palace.
JOSE hATA, cigar manufacturer OF Havana.
Is staying at the st. Francis.
IDMUND BURKE, attorney OF Medford. is
registered at the ST. Francis.
SUPERIOR JUDGE GEORGE P. czossEx Of
san Jose IS at the Tarpin.
D. H. srE1SMETz. lumberman Of Sonora. is
at the Palace with bis son.
WILLIAM PonLoN OF New York has apart
ments at the Fairmont
6. v. sHoUP, an attorney Of Los Altos, Is a
guest at the Argonaut
JAMES WHITAKER. raneher Of Gait. Is
guest at the Stewart.
A. \. AcHENRy. banker of Modesto, is stay
ing at the Stewart
g. a. PuERcE, mining man Of Seattle, Is at
49,
l. n SMITH. an attorney OF New York. 4
the Colonial
W. c. HEMrH1LL Of Rossrne is at the Union
Square.
W. Il cLEARx of stockton Is at the Stanford
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LNaaxma~o.


Here few of the suggestions which have far:
One mechanical ability making good by making
She
them wood and the wood with gw Some of her
products she lets for week
sells outright.
Another girl makes little taking babies
church
attend the services She is big
social worker by the church.
She also takes babies
shopping
school teacher who had taught 20
the to break loose California anart
Although had
bee and the cleared above expenses
Today she has profitable business
hard work than had expected and
many letters nquers who wish
ANY with
of bee raising and make profitable her
One of correspondents that
thorough knowledge of the shopping facilities
by helping and other people
What know OF the couples financial
believe that far they this would
doubtless
especially her knowledge of shops made
mend the suggestion to your attention ~