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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
Who Is Greater, Nap
or Honus? It's Hard
Question to Answer

There's little to choose between the
greatest of the great veterans At
present Napoleon Lajoie OF the Maps
and Hans Wagner OF the Pirates nave
II on all others for service rendered
and starry showings. But the ques-
ton. who is the greater: SUN remains
unanswered
For wears and years both have been
hitting, the offerings of the opposing
pitchers for better than 900 averages.
Thev did it in 1913. King Larry hit
ting 321 and Hans 306. That's pretty
good for two athletes who have been
at it as long as this pair and each
snrine are said to be all in, down and
out.
= Inrrv was in the select circle for
the greater part of the season. while
Hans had a hard time of it, getting
into the ranks of the 800 hitters only
by a great spurt in the closing stages
of the campaign. But, nevertheless.
both did well and there's no denying
that both are stars. Picking the
greater of the two. though. take your
Lafoie did his best work of the
season against the pitchers for the
White Sox, pelting the offerings of
Jimmy Scott, Reb Russell and the
other moundmen on Callahan's payroll
for q 44S average He also hit bet
ter than 400 against the Red Sox
hurlers. piling up 431 mark.
Against the Browns, Larry compiled
a batting mark of 369. If he had been
forced to bat against the pitchers Of
the Nationals all season. he would
not have been in the select circle. He
swatted only 100 against Walter
Johnson e. Co.
Hans Wagner picked on the mound
men on the Cardinal payroll, betting
the little pill for a 391 mark The
pitchers of the Giants. who won the
pennant for McGraw, also came in for
their share Of the drubbings, Hans
hitting 37S against them.
Wagner did his poorest work
against the slabsters of the Reds. hit
ting only 207 against Joe Tinker's
hurlers. He faced George Suggs.
Rube Benton and the others SIS times,
and made only IL safeties.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

More technicalities are found in
various discussions of the Pacific As
sociation of Amateur Oarsmen tnan
a Philadelphia lawyer ever knew
existed.
Had Coxswain Jerry KenniH of the
DoIphins not been present during the
public hearing before the rowing as
sociation of a protestea race, the SAID
Jerry would not have upset the
dope" that had already been gath-
cred. Jerry was a good witness for
the Alameda club.
Charlie Stephenson, the new row
ing coach at the University OF Cali
fornia. is a former professional oars
man of worldwide reputation. Char-
lie at one time held the professional
chamnionship Of New Zealand. Dur
ing his career he has competed for
large stakes against John McLeaE'
Jake Gaudaur, Edward Hanlan ana jim
Stanbury, all of whom were al one
time the worlds professional scuii-
ing champions. Stephenson has
GOOD record and has made good as a
rowing coach at Harvard, where ne
was located for five years.
Local athletic followers have been
asking the question, Who is Fred
erick Skiff of San Francisco. ap-
nointed as a delegate at large by the
A. L. at their meeting in New
York2
He is the guy who made COM
bination of Athletics -Exposition-15l3. ..
II sure is a winning combination at
that. and our delegate at large IS
quite a live wire
X
The tennis girls Of Stanford will
meet the University of Southern Cali
fornia girls at the Los Angeles courts
Thanksgiving day. The southerners
promise to spring a new lady cham
MON. The girls of the southland
are playing bangup tennis and. with
Miss Jessie Grieve. Miss MAZDA Well
bcrn and Gladys Cone, they expect to
give the IS, goods some strenuous
games.
AS sort of curtain raiser to the
German Olvmpiad. which is to be held
at Berlin in 1916. our cousins In the
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

Revise your opinion of Branch
Hickey, the new manager of the st.
Louis Browns. You'll have to do it
sooner or later. So why not now.
There is lots to be gained. In the
first place you get in the band wagon
before all the choice seats have been
taken. On top of that you can join
the Il told you so' club if you revise
now.
Hickey may be an exponent of the
Y. NJ. c. A But if you have him pic
fured as a trousered suffragette re-
wise your opinion. You were mistaken,
that's all Just admit it and let it
go at that.
Hickey is live wire. He is a two
listed sort of fellow in a genteel
sort of way. He may have made a
mistake when he selected baseball as
his field. That remains to be seen.
But Hickey is certain to make good in
some line. And he sure is a novelty in
baseball.
OPPOSE SHORTER SERIES
Hickey attended the annual meeting
of the American league. If he hadn't
it would have been extremely difficult
to get a story out of that session
About all the magnates did was to
vote that Garry Hermann, chairman
of the national commission and presl-
dent of the Cincinnati Reds, pulled
"boner" when he suggested that the
two leagues cut their schedules short
so that they could play an inter
league series at the finish.
The magnates also declared that
they favored the demands of the play
ers in the main. At the same time they
did not take any official action so that
the players need not attempt to place
the action of the moguls in the bank
as collateral and attempt to negotiate
a loan.
The junior league is strong for the
long schedule and the men of Ban
Johnson's organization agreed to start
the season of 1914 on April IA and
close October z.
So ii was up to Hickey to furnish
story, And he did Now let's get the
right idea of this fellow right off the
reel. You know he has been pictured
as one of the fellows who die ex-
tremely young in the story books
too good to be true. He wouldn't
swear on the coaching line and he
wouldn't do this and he wouldn't do
that
RICKEY Is CLEAN CUT
You got the impression that Hickey
was exactly that kind of fellow to
preside over a tea. whether it was of
the or o'clock brand. Also regard
less of whether the color was pink or
q pretty shade of amber.
Forget it. Hickey isn't that sort of
a gent. To begin with, Hickey doesn't
peddle the bunk, if you excuse the ex-
preston. He was visiting with Pres
ident Hedges.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
AIDS FOR MOTOR CAR OWNERS
Readers Are Invited Write the Automobile
Edtor-Answers Will Be Printed in These Columns
D. R. HIMELHOCH, Automobile Editor
CLEAN YOUR SPARK PLUGS

1t is very seldom that the points
of spark plug need cleaning, but
grease and mineral dirt will accumu-
late both on the outside and on the
inside of the porcelain in such
manner that the current will pass
without jumping the gap where igni-
ton occurs. These are the parts
that should be kept clean If you wish
efficient service A porcelain cover
for the spark plug is an improve
ment not yet in general use.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
UNNoTIcED LEAKS

A small leak in a gasoline feed
pipe may not be noticed. especially in
summer when the gasoline evaporates
quite rapidly This may be not only
the reason for small mileage per gall
lon OF fuel used, but it may be a
dangerous source of fire.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22

ROSE n D
AND GRIM
COMBINE

One of the most important announce
ments that have recently been made
on automobile row has just come from
the offices of the Reliance Automobile
company and the Auto Sales company.
1t is to the effect that these two well
known firms viii be consolidated.
Samuel NJ. Grim, the head of the Re-
lance Automobile company, in speak
ing of the consolidation. says: We
have taken over the interests of the
Auto Sales company. which carries
with it the agency of the Velie cars.
We have at the present time the agen-
cies for the Knox pleasure cars and
trucks, the Knox-Martin tractor. and
the Detroit electric. and only needed
a popular price car to make our line
complete.
In taking over the Auto Sales COM
pany we have been able to close with
Max Rosenfeld. its president. negotia-
tions by which we not only get the
velie agency. but also secure his serv-
ices with the company as sales man.
ager.
WELL KNOWN
"Rosenfeld is one Of the pioneers
and best known men in the trade his
policy has always been for high grade
service to his customers, and bringing
this reputation to us, which is IN
line with our own policy, means the
strengthening of our organization.
Max Rosenfeld, in speaking OF the
change. says: when the American
Locomotive company discontinued the
manufacturing OF Alco trucks 1t LETT
us with but the Velie agency. we
had pioneered the truck trade and
had just reached a position when we
were enjoying the profits of our labor.
The sudden disbanding Of the auto
mobile department of the American
Locomotive company left us with but
a pleasure car. We have looked over
the market and have not found a mo-
tor truck agency that could be Sc
cured that was in keeping with the
reputation of the Alco. hence 1t We're
that we turned to what was already
represented here, and finally made ar
rangements with the Reliance Auto
mobile company so that we could still
continue doing business with the
trade that we had worked up on
Alcos, knowing that in the Knox
product we could sell them something
of as high a grade as the Alco car.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
BACK LASH

ally have certain amount of back
lash to allow the wheels to follow
ruts without side resistance on the
tires.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
PRESERVE THE vARNISH

Ordinary mud, when allowed to dry
on. will dim the luster of the bast
varnish. Rinse it off with gentle
flow before it becomes dry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
SUPERIOR COURTS MAY
NOT Be Given THE AK
BILLS TO ABOLISH THEM ARE
NOW N CONmITTEI.-NIAY
BE pUr 70 VOTE.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 2S.-(Spc.
c.alt-The fight to abolish the su-
pcrior courts I'm Oklahoma will oc-
cupy much attention from the mem.
hers of the house in the next week.
a number of those Interested I'm the
courts are I'm the city now. lobbying
~ save the courts and It is likely that
they viii be successful
An the bills aiming at the abolish
Wcnt and retaining Of these courts
have been referred 20 the.two judic-
mrv committees and this morning a
joint session Of the committees was
held to discuss the matter for tho
first time II is believed that out OF
the large number of bills introduced
the committee will draft one that
VIII be acceptable. The successful
hin win probably contain q provision
leaving IL mp TO vote Of the people
in the various counties To say wheth-
er or not they want the courts abol-
lshcd
superior Judge NJ \ Breckenridge
OF Tulsa. and Superior Clerk NJ. r..
Cline We're in the capitol the first "
the week looking after legislation AZ
fecung the Tulsa court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
TULSA lawyer Said
TO HAVE PULLED Gun
WOODSON NORVELL AND BROTH
ER-IN-LAW ARRESTED FOR
POST OFFICE AFFAIR.

The domestic troubles OF the W @.
McFaddin family eliminated in an
alleged near shooting yesterday NOR
ming when Woodson Norvell. brother
OF Mrs McFaddin, met her husband
In front Of the post office and nj
tempted to assault McFaddin with n
six-shooter, II IA said.
o. $. Booth. an attorney who was
In company with Norven is said 10
have grabbed his arm and prevented
Norvell from delivering the blow. Of
fcer Latham, who was near the
scene Of the disturbance. placed both
Norvell and McFaddin under arrest
and their cases have been set for
trial Friday morning. Norvell Is
with carrying concealed
weapons and McFaddln is charged
with disturbing the peace. Both men
pleaded not guilty when arralpnad
McFaddin contends that Norvell was
the aggressor. Norvell claims that
as deputy constable he has a right
TO carry a gun and is therefore not
guilty OF carrying weapons.
MoFaddin was recently sued in tho
court for a divorce. Nc.
Faddin claims that Norvell has bas,
Irying TO force him to leave town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
iou Can Hat With the Appetite Of a
lusty Noungstcr. II You Help
Your stomach.

Soiercr. n,vada,. can fIocst f,,a
without having 40 enter the stomach,
At al. And sr.,rt.. D,sro,.s... T.,
cts are the ,,s.It ~ uts ..'.-,,,..
discovery They digest and dlr,st
.horD.pl', and N.I .,ry,t.o.,. and a..
tr,fh.lg ,Du eat
The burning Question ,o som Go
Are ,ou getting o., of t.f. .u y..
pleasure ID Nh, h.artr ynr .,. ~,
titled toe. II nor vh, r,ta
no matter V.nc,b.r ,,.,.,. ......... ......,
member NJ ,.gr b.5, .,s ~. .,'.5
state u bealth ANA str,netn ~ ,a,,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
indian VISITS TULSA
moving PICTURE SHOW
HENRY LAND SAYS WHITE MAN
lS ALWAYS AGGRESSOR
IN THE MOVIES

Henry ]. Land Of Sapulpa, the &C.
centric Creek Indian and owner Of
valuable oil properties takes excep-
ton TO the bill proposed by Repre-
sentative Moore which would abolish
the exhibition Of moving picture
films depicting scenes where Indians
kill white men. Mr.. Land thinks the
bill should be substituted by one pro-
hibltlng the exhibition wherein one
man kills another regardless Of col
or oy nationality.
Mr.. Land read the proposed meas
ure in the Tulsa World January 10,
and made a trip TO Tulsa to censor
the moving picture theatres. Mr..
Land visited every theater in Tulsa
and stated in every western picture
he found the white man the aggres.
Hor.
Mr.. Land IL one OF the most eccen-
trio characters in Oklahoma. In an
Interview he modestly made II known
that he is q graduate In English,
Greek, Syrian, German, Spanish,
French and few other languages.
Mr.. Land also says that he originally
founded two Of the leading newspa.
pers Of this state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
FAITH AND They WANT It.
STATE IEGISL AZURE CONGRAT.
ULATES IRISH ON RULE
RIlL AFTER DEBATE.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 2s-(spe-
CiEL)-The passage Of the Irish
Home Rule bill in the British house
Of commons. a few days ago was the
cause Of q stirring hours debate in
the house yesterday In which the Irish
members took an active and leading
part. The discussion arose when
Representative Coyne introduced =
resolution consrat'J 'Jatlng the Irish
people on finally winning a great vic.
tory. The resolution provided that
a COPY should be sent to the secretary
Of the British House Of Commons.
The question Of whether the irish
really wanted home rule was hotiy
debated for an hour with the Orange
men taking one side and the irish
the other. The resolution was finally
passed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
OSAGE QUESTION
IN Legislature
\ CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
WOULD PLACE THAT BODY ON
RECORD IN OIL MATTER.
NEMORALIZES CONGRESS
Asks Ihnt Development of Valuable
Country Not BE Retarded by
Blanket Leasing.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 2S-(Spe-
rialD Tho state legislature NAV do
o,l. - ,,.. .,
~ VIC '"No
"'uoh controversy ana yesterday
| Senator's Kendrick and Vandervcnter
ana Representative Peters introduced
81 concurrent resolution memorable
ing congress to prescribe regulations
| for the leasing of the Usage that will
! prohibit blanket leases or leases in
any blocks of over 5000 acres.
The resolution follows;
WHEREAS That part Of the State
Of oklahoma commonly known as
the Usage Nation lies within tho
boundaries of a proven oil and gas
field, and.
WHEREAS, The secretary of the
interior and the courts have recently
decided against and refused to APP
prove the blanket lease heretofore
granted on said lands; and,
WHEREAS. Said lands will soon
again be placed upon the market for
lease purposes and,
WHEREAS, Past experience has
demonstrated that the leasing of oil
and gas lands in large tracts has tend
ed 10 give but little deveIonrnant ~
the lands SO leased. has tended to
place said lands in the power Of the |
and syndlcated capital |
lists by ceutralizing the same in tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
Senate HAS new BILLS
ONE MEASURE WOULD PROVIDE
CIRCULATING LIBRARY FOR
THE BLIND.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan 2S.-tSpe.
cial)--Ncw bills in the senate:
by Observation-Disclosures the
school land commission to sell timber
on state school lands.
BY Jones--Provlding procedure for
removal Of an attorney
BY Jones-Proyiding for the pay.
ment OF cost bonds and jury fees.
BY Watrous and McMechan-Pro
Ndlns Hens for blacksmiths, wheel
wriRhts and horse shoers
by shaw-Provdlng township road
overseer.
By Shaw Providing for the paw.
ment Of Jurors and witnesses.
BY Aycock and Rexrost (houss)-
Providing for the establishment OF
library for the blind.
BY Harllr-Providing for probate
procedure
By Barefoot-Provillng for the sue
cession TO tho Office Of governor.
BY Roddle--Provlding for the Io,nt
Use of street RAILWAY tracks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
SPRING {. n. ON HOUSE
tn FAITHFUL HASKELL ASKED
ny FHITNDS TO ADDRESS
THE ITGISL NTURE

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 2s-(spe-
..D--Tho Haskell men in the house
not TO be outdone by having Senator
owen address the house, have de-.
t.dod 90 get busy and see that the in
'orests ~ former Governor Haskell
are looked after.
a resolution inviting Haskell 10
address the legislature was introduced
% the house Yesterday and quickly
passed. II Is rumored that feeling
between the two factions Ia again
breaking over the danger mark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
STATE CAPITOL
FIGHT STARTED
LEGISLATURE NOW SQUARELY
FACES THE PROPOSITION
At OKLAHOMA CITY,
Governor SENDS MESSAGE.
CruCc Don't Want Contract Ratified
Resolution Provides for
Its Approval

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 2S.-(Spe-
cial.)-The state capitol fight was
launched in earnest in the legisla-
ture regarding the matter, and SEN
ator T. +. McMechan, OF Oklahoma
county, representing the Oklahoma
city interests, introduced a concur
rent resolution providing for the
adoption by the legislature of the
contract made by oklahoma City
with the governor. This contract
gives the state the free capitol site,
$50 acres Of land and 100000.
However the governor in his mes
sage, declares that the title to the
$50 acres is defective and as the con
tract made with him provides that
these defections would be cleared up
before the Legislature met, he advises
the legislature to take no action to-
wards ratifying the contract until
oklahoma city has fulfilled their
promises.
The resolution OF McMechan sets
out oklahoma City's position in full
as follows:
Dr. Larkins, Osteopath, opp. Kress's
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
THE BEST PROOF
Given by a Tulsa Citizen.

Doan's Kidney Pills were used
they brought benefit.
The story was told to Tulsa resi-
dents
Time has strengthened the evidence.
Has proven the result lasting.
The testimony is home testimony
The proof convincing.
1t can be investigated by Tulsa resi-
dents,
Mrs w A. Taylor, 1913 s Frankfort
avenue. Tulsa, Okla, says:
Il think that Doan's Kidney Pills
have no equal in curing kidney trou-
bic. My little girl was bothered with
weak kidneys for some time. She
complained of soreness across the
small Of her back and she did not
have control over the kidney secre-
tions, being unable to attend school.
I finally decided to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured a box. They
brought great Improvement and CON
tinued to give the child this remedy
until she was strong and Well"
The above statement was given on
June %. 1908, and when Mrs. TavIor
was interviewed on February Il. 1912.
she added:
II have no hesitation in confirming
my former public statement recon.
mending Doan's Kidney Pills. The
cure they effected at that time has
been permanent. My opinion Of this
valuable remedy remains thes same"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name-Doan's-a |
take no other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
DOCTORS ENDORSE
Newbro's Herpicide

When doctor endorses n prep,r,,;o, I, ,,,o,,.
more than an ordinary testimonial. His opinion
always that Of the professional man devoted 10
the welfare Of the people. '''''o "
:, Rev. y J. Boyd cOvington. Tenn. says: a feel
my ouu 70 write this for the benefit Of those
ssunerlhg from dandruf. In the average case
.ew apmplcaticns m Of Ne~bro's Herpieide will re-
use for several weeks
me words OF J. b: Thompson, NJ D.. No 2 Bur
u.fn ~. fIaee. Cor; Hollis St. Boston. Mass. ara
OF ns~bro's fierpicide. IL Is ali that i, claimed
sh snd perhaps more Herpicide not only ceaDses
makes II soft.
fmeworo's herplclde h the original remedy to
.,I ne dandruf germ and stop falling hair. The
allayed almost at once.
We We positively guarantee the one dollar sire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
OH SOLDIERS FIGHrj 1 KILLED
Agcn Men In Leavenworrh Institution
Battle With Canes

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. Jan. 2s--
A fish. with canes between two rs
year-old inmates Of the National Sol
dlers homo here, Joseph Guyer and
Henry Frank, was the cause OF Guy
er's death, according to the verdict Of
ooroner's jury tonight. Guyer's skull
was fractured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
AGRICULTURAL AID RETARDED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-After n
debate among friends Of the rival ar
rioulturai extension bills in the SEN
ate that body adjourned tonight
without having acted upon the pro-
posed legislation by which fedora,
aid would be given to vocational and
agricultural work throughout the
country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29
Camnalgn ENnensn Prohe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.--The pro
Fusal by Senator Ciapp TO extend the
Investigation into campaign expenses
" 1912 was approved today by the
senate committee on contingent ex-
pcnscs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29

PILES CURED IS o 10 u DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money II
PAZo OINTMENT falls to euro any
case Of Itching, Blind, bleeding or
protrudlns Piles In 9 to ~ days soc.
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-29

DR. Larkins, Osteopath, opp. Kress's
ADV.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-07-15
REVENUE GAUGER
KILLED BY WIFE
PLAYING INDIAN
Wife Staggers Back in Hor-
ror AS w. S. Tilton Falls
to Floor Shot in Acct
dent
Especial Dispatch to The call)


ALAMEDA, July 14.-walter S. Til
ton, United States internal revenue
gauger, was shot and killed by his
wife at the home of friends, Mr. and
Mrs. S. c. Hastings. $40 Central ave-
nue., at 1880 o'clock tonight during the
progress of a house party Mrs. TIL
ton said that the shooting was acci-
dental
In the middle OF a game of I'm
dian," in which the two men and their
wives were hilariously taking part,
Mrs Tilton, who had the revolver in
her hand, accidentally pulled the trig-
ger.
Tflton fell to the floor with bullet
through his lung. while his wife stag
gered back In horror at the act she
had unwittingly committed.
Tilton was rushed to the emergency
hospital and put on the operating
table. He was unconscious. though
still breathing during the Journey. but
died a few minutes after his arrival at
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tilton were guests for
the evening at the Hastings residence.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-07-15
MULCREVY WINS
QUIET CAMPAIGN
Gains Unanimous Victory al
Cupid S Polls and Weds Miss
Marie Rose


Harry I. Mulcrevy, county clerk, won
another campaign yesterday.
Several years ago the popular poll
tician became a leading candidate for
the affections of Miss Marie A. Rose
of San Francisco. Mulerevy won by a
unanimous vote at the polls and was
sworn into his new office at o'clock
last evening at ST. Joseph's church,
the Rev. Father Culligan officiating
Mulcrevy did all his campaigning on
the quiet. He worked hard yesterday
lie snubbed the marriage license bu-
reau of his own office and ducked for
a suburban train at o'clock without
even saying good night to the license
clerk
Miss Rose went to San Jose on an
earlier train.
The county clerks bride is well known
in San Francisco music circles. She is
a soprano of recognized ability.