Campbell Interurban Press.
Fourteenth Year. CAMFBELLi, SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1907.
FRUITGROWERS HOLD MOST IMPORTANT MEETING
Promotion and General News Administration Is Memorialized to OUR BAY OFFERS Delay Action in Regard to Con VITAL TO DRIED FRUIT request of the committee, Mr. Grif demning Sulphur-Preserved Fruit California Wines. j Good Words for the Prune. GREAT ADVANTAGES INTERESTS OF CALIFORNIA fin, one of the representatives at the California wines are becoming; If lhere ever was a mallgned( original hearing above referred to. Fruitgrowers and packers from recognized everywhere as the only slandered and unjustly treated veg SUGGESTIONS FOR THE DEVEL has gone to Washington fully pre throughout the state held a meetin Concerted Effort Is Required to Pre pure wines served. This superiority! etable, it is the prune. From time OPMENT OF WATER TRASPOR- pared to make such a presentation in San Francisco yesterday after of our wines over those of France ' j TATION FOR THIS SECTION. vent the Condemnation of Fruit morial joke-writers have coupled as will, in the opinion of the com noon under the auspices of the Cal is graphically illustrated in a That Has Been Sulphured. the prune with mother-in-law, an- mittee, show that the proposed de ifornia promotion committee and or toon by McCutcheon, in the Chicago gnlar landlady, star boarder and the Alture Growth of Peninsula Ihrom- cision is manifestly ill advised and ganized the Dried Fruit Protective rrilmne of June 12th. The cartoon | other perennials. There isn’t a ises Great Opportunities for the unjust, first and foremost from An appeal has been made by the Association of California. Its aim is a series of six pictures showing a j boarding house in Baltt- I tilization of Our Waterway. California promotion committee to health standpoint, and second, to is to consider wavs and means to typical Chicago gentleman, with his | more in which some guest has all commercial and promotion or this great industry that the fruit prevent the passing of laws by the equally typical wife at dinner in a , not by imtimeIy jest hlirt the fee]. It is doubtful whether there Is growers of California have gradually United States department of agri ganizations of the state to memorial restaurant In the first picture he j lngB of the p ru n e. This, in spite of any other thickly populated section and at great cost erected. culture prohibiting the use of pre ize the department of agriculture to ca Is for the wine list and the Waiter j the fact that the prune is a health- in the world that has an opportuni In order to in every way fortify prevent the application of the pure- servatives in the dried fruit indus as\s i he will have French or Cali-.gjvjng product 0f Mother Earth and ty for water transportation of which Mr. Griffin in his appearance be try. food law to this industry, inasmuch fornia wine. The second picture de-. an infallible remedy for many ail- so little use is made as along the fore the department, the growers of At the meeting were represented southern arm of the bay of San as sulphurized fruit is not injuri picts the excessive rage of the cor- ments that flesh is heir to. Given ous: this state should individually and 5,000 fruitgrowers and packers of Francisco. This beautiful body of pulent gentleman as he shouts, the prune, the chicken wing and the collectively, both endorse what he is California, ail of whom were unan water, about forty miles long and The Pacific coast dried fruit in “How dare you suggest California butter, most any boarder could make endeavoring to accomplish and like imous in opinion that if the laws from one to six miles in width, Is dustry represents an annual return wine to me?” Then comes the In a joke. But the prune is no joke. to the coast of more than sixteen wise co-operate with each other and were passed as outlined by the “pure spection of the label on the bottle little utilized either for traffic or the packing interests of the state in food act” the fruit industry would Sundried, evaporated or parboiled pleasure. millions of dollars; that the invest md the Chicago connoisseur ejacu for curing, the prune is a blessing protecting the industry. There is be seriously crippled and thousands The question of developing water ment which produces this return Is lates, “Ah, that’s the stuff—Cha among sweets of the harvest. It Is enormous goes without saying. no known substitute for sulphur and of growers and packers would have teau Yquemical.” Then follow the transportation facilities is beginning there is no known instance where to cease business. a medicinal masterpiece, a dietetic The food and drug act, June 30, scenes of drinking the wine, the se delight, a juicy joy. to be discussed by the thoughtful 1906, popularly known as the na- any of the medical profession or It was hoped that Dr. Wylie, men of the peninsula. It would not ries closing with a picture of the How many Baltimore boarders body of scientists have ever found chief chemist of the pure food com be feasible to establish many ship tional pure food law, among other stout gentleman in his home with know that the first prune industry things provides for a commission to | or in any _way intimated that Cali- mission, would investigate further ping points, although there are a his wife, she still expressing her in started in the eastern states in 1854 fornia dried fruits were not healthy, and see the absolute necessity of the half-dozen places south of San make rules and regulations for the dignation because they had been was removed to California for cli carrying out of the act. This com nutritious, and a safe article of diet use of sulphur preservatives In Francisco where this might be done. asked to drink California wine, while matic advantages in 1863, and ever mission met in New York in Sep and they are almost universally used dried fruit and its noninjurious ef The more practical and efficient he is gazing with an expression of since has been striding onward until tember, 1906, to formulate such as fqod for invalids and convales fect when used in small quantities. plan would seem to be to create one horror at the scare-head lines of his America is the greatest prune-pro regulations. Prior to the issuance cents. The amount of precipitate is At the present, the packers state, such point, where there is deep daily paper which tell the fact that ducing country in the world—ex thereof, the commission invited in so extremely small that when the only one 250,000th per cent is water close in shore. Then an elec much French wine knows no grape ceeding in output even France, terested persons to appear and offer fruit is subjected to the usual pro used, and this, it is asserted, is ab tric road should be built along the and is strictly a chemical product. where the medal was formerly lo suggestions by brief and oral argu cess of cooking, viz., the addition of solutely noninjurious. The moral of this cartoon is that bay shore with branches connecting cated? How many Baltimore scof ment as to the manner in which the five parts of water and a varying The law against chemical pre the various towns, and this road California wines and their purity fers know that California, Oregon, various provisions of the act should amount of sugar, the dilution is so servatives in fruit has not yet gone should be designed for hauling are becoming known, while French Washington and Idaho produced be covered by the regulations. To complete that barely a chemical into effect, but will in all probabil vineyardists find that they cannot freight. 100,000,000 pounds of prunes In facilitate this hearing, the commis trace remains. It is not, of course, ity be soon enforced, unless the de If this were done all the heavier compete with chemists and conse 1900, as against only 200,000 sion segregated the various ques disputed that fruit fresh from the partment of agriculture in Wash traffic between the upper Santa quently are going out of business, pounds in 1880, and these four tions under separate heads, such as trays or freshly picked does contain ington, D. C., will accede to the rite buyer of California wines knows Clara valley and San Francisco a varying amount of sulphurous states produce more prunes than “Misbranding,” “Use of Preserva requests of the California fruitgrow what he is drinking, and the people could be handled by water. This Servia, Germany, Spain, Australia tives,” etc. The California growers acid, but in no case does the quanti ers to postpone immediate action In even of Chicago have learned that would give cheaper freight both for or South America, the other prune and packers of dried fruits sent rep ty exceed 250-1000 per cent, or the matter, and give a hearing to there is something better than going farm products and for coal, lumber countries? Why, the prune is an resentatives to these hearings (the about one-half of the amount France William M. Griffin, who represents by a label when ordering wine. and other heavy commodities. There industrious element in society, rang expense of which was wholly paid and Switzerland permits. them in Washington. can be no question as to the finan ing with the great American hen. by the packers) who filed, and orally A telegram was received from High Prices for Fruit. cial success of such a project, if STATE Wherefore, then, the cruel jest? argued an extensive brief on the GROWTH DURING Griffin which read: “Have had in only some one had the nerve to put One carload of cherries, $5,100; Come, let is raise our voices high, question of sulphuring dried fruits, THE MONTH OF JUNE terview with one member of the it into execution. The future devel 600 cars of cherries, apricots, plums Our harp-strings all atune—- and asked that the use of sulphur committee and Secretary Cortelyou. md peaches, $1,200,000; freight opment along the bay shore will be Progress in California has been Will have preliminary hearing this And let our challenge sweep the be permitted as a germicide and pre and icing charges on 600 cars, $270,- sky; almost unlimited and those who plan servative, provided the amount or specially marked during the month afternoon. Wire action of growers’ 000; net^ to orchardists, except auc Defenders of the prune! to take advantage of this develop sulphur dioxide (precipitated sul of June. Reports received by the and packers’ meeting. Working s, $930,000. ment.. Ts-?”oin;e me nay is tirougnt J —Baltimore News. phurous acid) remaining in the fruit California promotion committee delay of publication fo.' ~y3j use for this purpose, aquatic did not exceed 250-1000, or 1-4 of green fPiYlt -shipping/ steady growth, from which is elim The law, if it goes into effect im season up to last Saturday night. Sunday' Picnics Popular. measures will become a feature of 1 per cent. France permits 450-1000 inated all boom aspects. The fifty mediately, will raise the question California shipments up to that The Sunday picnic season is now life here. In most countries the and Switzerland 500-1000. In the thousand homemakers who came to among the packers as to what is to date were 10 per cent below the rec in full swing. Every Sunday during bays, lakes and watercourses are argument made in support of this the state during the spring season be done with the present crop in ord for the same period of last year. the past month thousands of visit the greatest avenues of traffic and demand the subject was as fully cov have located themselves, and this which preservatives of sulphur have Increased prices, however, are giv ors have passed through San Jose are made to add much to the en ered as was possible at a hearing enormous influx of people has had already beeq used. The law will ing the orchardists a far greater on their way to the Schuetzen or joyment of the people. There is no where the time given was of neces material effect on general prosperity. make it not only illegal to use sul aggregate return than was the case New Sunset parks, says the Mer where a more beautiful or safer sity greatly restricted. From all interior and coast cities re phur, but also prescribes confisca cury. body of water than this inland sea The California promotion com last year. ports show greatly increased build tion of all fruits thus prepared. Conservative estimates place the of ours, and especially its southern mittee has just been informed that The highest price received was ing operations. A'resolution adopted by the meet number of Sunday picnickers at arm . a ruling has been formulated, signed $5,100 for a carload of cherries With the coming of fruiting sea ly was immediately telegraphed to from 5,000 to 8,000. Many of these by the secretary of agriculture, and shipped from San Jose and sold in son, demand for farm labor has vast Washington to Secretary of the people stop off in town, instead of WILL FORM A STATE is about to be published, limiting New York. This is the banner price ly increased, and from sixteen to Treasury Cortelyou, Secretary of going to the parks, and enjoy them the amount of sulphur in dried for any carload of green fruit ever ORDER OF PIONEERS twenty thousand men and women Commerce and Labor Strauss and selves in visiting the places of inter fruits to 35-1000 per cent. This sent from California or any other can find immediate employment Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. It est around the city. decision was to become effective im state in the Union to any market In San Jose, July 9.—The executive throughout the state. In all cities read as follows: For years San Jose and vicinity mediately and hold good until 1912. this country. In fact it is the committee of the local pioneer soci “At a meeting representing many At the earnest request of a large where are located canneries, pack world’s record for a car of decidu has been recognized as the ideal pic ety met yesterday and by resolution thousands of growers and shippers number of interested persons, the ing houses and other factories, fe ous fruit. nic ground of this section of the invited every pioneer society In male help is in great demand. Farm in the dried fruit industry of Cali country. The distance from the governor of. the state of California For the first time in the history California to meet here on Septem fornia it is unanimously decided telegraphed to the President, the help can find steady employment In of the California green fruit ship city, the location, and surroundings ber 5th to 7th to form a state asso lhat the United States department of secretary of agriculture, the secre California during the entire year at ping industry the railroads are mak tend to make the place one of at ciation. Secretary Ilambly was in agriculture be urged to postpone all traction. tary of commerce and labor, and the greatly advanced wages over those ing both the icing and freight structed to write every pioneer so action upon the use of sulphur in secretary of the treasury, asking paid in the east and middle west. charges, thus eliminating the Ar Sunday the Druids of San Fran ciety in the state and request it to the preparation of such dried fruits that the publication of this decision Crop conditions throughout the mour car line’s separate icing cisco and the bay cities held their send to the state convention dele as are now prepared under our be withheld until such time as Cali state continue good, with high charges. Averaging these charges annual outing at Schuetzen Park. gates at the ratio of four for every methods in California until some ef fornia could send a representative to prices for products prevailing and to Chicago, New York and Boston, There were over 2,000 people pres 100 members. The delegates will ficient substitute is discovered, oth be heard on the subject. If this de eastern demand greater than here the roads are getting $450 a car. ent at the outing. also take part in the parade during cision were to become a law, it tofore noted. erwise our industry will be sacri So the difference between the latter The Phoeniz Club of San Fran the Native Sons’ celebration. ficed.” would mean the practical destruc In San Francisco industrial con sum and the average price of $2,000 cisco also held its annual outing At present there are more than ditions are rapidly improving. The per car of fruit represents the profit at Scenic Park yesterday. About twelve pioneer societies scattered tion of the dried fruit industry of Placed on the Map. this state, so far as peaches, apri settlement of labor disputes came for the orchardists less the eastern 1,000 people attended the picnic. throughout the state. Each society cots, mleached Thompsons and about as predicted in the May Bul Secretary Brooks of the chamber auction commission and cost of pro is entirely local and independent. of commerce of San Jose has re bleached Sultana Raisins, apples, letin of Progress. duction. Outing Farm Boys. Realizing that in union there Is With the closing of the month ceived a communication from Willis pears and Ruby prunes are con The second contingent of the city strength, the Santa Clara County business in San Francisco showed L. Moore, chief of the United States IiupoHnnt to Orchardists. cerned, all of which fruits are sul lads came down to t.heir “outing Pioneer Society will essay to bring great improvement, bank clearings weather bureau at Washington, Mention has heretofore been made phurized. The last legislature of farm” at Saratoga this week. They about a better and stronger bond of being specially strong, and showing stating that he was glad that Pro of the proposed ruling of the depart California passed a pure-food law were twenty in number, and as friendship and fellowship among the heavy increase over similar weeks of fessor McAdie, of San Francisco, ment of agriculture relative to sul which, among other things, provid bright and interesting and well be men who were instrumental in mak the two preceding years. was able to place Santa Clara coun phuring dried fruits. In order that ed that any rulings or decisions haved a bunch of youngsters as one ing California what it is today. Out The following summary for June ty on the weather map. . the condition, as it affects the en made by the department of agricul would care to see. The boys were side reports indicate that the move shows California conditions; This is a confirmation of the ac tire state of California, may become ture, under the national food and in military uniforms, exactly alike; ment will meet with hearty support. San Francisco building permits, tion taken some time ago by Profes thoroughly known the California drug act, should be accepted as hats, suits and leggins, with red $3,916,450. sor McAdie when, upon representa promotion committee has taken ac governing the law of this state. This bandana neckerchiefs. It was a pic Sunnyvale News. San Francisco building perm its tions made to him by the chamber tive interest in the matter, and has law also provides that any person turesque scene as the little fellows The pipes for the Sunnyvale Wa since the fire, $73,497,842. of commerce he placed the Santa called a meeting to be held in San having in his possession products marched in orderly procession ter Company have been laid on four Los Angeles building perm its, Clara valley and San Jose on the Francisco Tuesday, July 9th, at 2 of the streets, and have been ac that do not conform with the law, through San Jose and boarded the $1,493,279. weather map, instead of combining shall be considered guilty of in p. m. 12 o’clock interurban for Saratoga. cepted, and water has been turned Oakland building permits, $448,- both with San Francisco as was for Every grower of fruit in the state in. Before another thirty days it is fringement thereof and such prod Their faces were jubilant with hap 570. merly done. ucts may be confiscated. It will should attend this meeting, for un piness. expected that the entire plant will San Diego building permits, $1,- Santa Clara valley climate is en be in operation. readily be seen, therefore, that if less concerted action be instantly The boys range in age from 8 to 136, 850. tirely different from that of San the department of agriculture re had that portion of the dried fruit 13 years. With but few excep Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell, who San Francisco real estate sales, Francisco and vicinity as has been industry of this coast which depends stricts the use of sulphur to 35-1000 tions the most of them had never have been traveling in Northern 625; value, $1,922,346. heretofore reported. The close prox upon sulphuring for preserving its per cent, the state of California before been away from San Fran- California and Oregon for the past San Francisco bank clearings, imity to the ocean causes this differ products will soon be a thing of the would be compelled to take imme isco. They were all from the Mis three months, returned home last $177,307,227.96. ence, from that of San Jose, which past. week. diate official cognizance of such de sion Park “refugee camp” at Eigh San Francisco bank clearings, is about fifty miles inland. ' No com cision and every grower in this Printed invitation^ could not be teenth and Dolores streets. Each On last Sunday at 1 o’clock a June, 1905, $148,312,795.94. parison can be made between both, sent out, owing to the shortness of state who had sulphured fruit in one had earned his own passage beautiful wedding was solemnized San Francisco bank clearings, and on this account the true temper his possesion would not only be time and the imperative necessity money and was provided with his at the Congregational Church. Miss June, 1 906, $132,149,341.46. ature and climatic conditions have for immediate action following the subject to prosecution, but his prop own outfit by selling papers and run Queen McGlauflin of this place and Los Angeles bank clearings, $51,- always been in a measure untrue. erty would likewise be subject to governor’s wired request to the ning errands. Charles Hadley, of San Jose, were confiscation, because there is not one 457,221. President and secretary of agricul united in marriage by Rev. R. B. pound of sulphured fruit in the Oakland bank clearings, $11,- ty pages, finely illustrated, hand ture asking that California be heard Cherington. The church was most state of California that does not con 495,511.75. somely printed and filled full of ex before the ruling becomes a law. A Sylvan Retreat. beautifully decorated for the occa tain more than 35-1000 per cent. San Jose bank clearings, $2,395,- cellent articles descriptive of that Growers will, therefore, accept this The valley’s particular summer re sion, and was filled with the friends It is believed that the department 935.52. town, its enterprises, opportunities notice as a cordial and earnest invi sort, La Honda, has a large popula of the bride and bridegroom. Af can be induced to modify this de San Francisco customs receipts, and advantages. The Leader and its tation to attend the meeting. Fur tion of campers at present. That ter the ceremony about forty friends cision if a hearing be granted en $668,176.17. versatile editor, P. Milton Smith, ther and complete data relating to section, with its redwood trees and sat down to the wedding breakfast abling our representative to make a should certainly receive the thanks conditions relative to the preserva its mountain streams, is one of the After the wedding trip the young full presentation of the facts, and as The Mountain View Leader has of the Mountain View citizens for Is tion of California dried fruits will most delightful places imaginable couple will be at home to their there was no time to be lost, at the just isued a special edition of twen- suing so fine a promotion number. be sent out following the meeting. for a vacation outing. friends in San Jose. <
CAMPBELL INTERURBAN PRESS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY ELGIN C. HURLBERT Editor and Proprietor
A dvertising R ates. 60c. an Inch per m onth •als. 5c a line each insertion. Resolutions of respect and condolence. 5c a line. Cards of thanks, 50c. Notices of entertainments, where a charge is made, 5c a line. I .f f . Hobson Co. Entered as second-class m atter September 30. 1904. at the Postoffice at Campbell, California, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 SEMIANNUAL i Hot Weather Foods The “Press” Appreciated. PRESS INOTES m Full line cereal foods. Just CLEARANCE SALE To the Editor, The W. C. T. U. is to award the tiling for hot weather, Dear Sir:—During the month —already to eat. Call at the prizes for the best essays on Commencing SATURDAY, JULY 6, we will begin our the store and inspect our of June, the work of the The Cal the benefits of total abstinence large stock of “everything ifornia Promotion Committee at an entertainment to be given Semi-Annual Clearance Sale. This sale will be just as in good to eat.” broadened, and the Committee at the Coffee Club rooms next the past a bonifide clearance sale, and everything we ad The very best of everything been able to reach greater num Thursday evening. The contest vertise will be carried out to the letter. Below we quote i ill groceries. i bers of people than ever before. Prompt delivery, courteous was open to pupils of the sev a few of our many bargains: treatment, right prices. One of the strong factors in our enth and eighth grades and the * Telephone orders solicited. work is the newspapers of the first year of High School. i State, and to them the Commit Youth’s Suits, Long Pants Boys’ Short Pants Suits The prize essays will be read We are agents for Hunt's tee feels it owes a deep obliga Ages 12 t* 20 Years 179 Boys’ Short Pants Suits at Choice Candies, and you and there will be music and reci know w hat that means. tion for the manner in which tations. There will no admis In this department we will offer half-price they have backed up the efforts 329 Suits at half price. sion fee and a large attendance $6.00 Suits...... now $3.00 of the Committee to build up the is desired. Men’s Pants OIJR GROCERIES whole State. You and j'our $5.00 Suits...... now $2.50 are “Goods ot Quality” Mrs. Geo. Davis has been ill at 235 pair Alen’s Pants in up-to- i paper have been especially friend date patterns at the following i $3.00 Suits...... now $1.50 Farmers Union Branch ly in this respect, and I wish to the home of her grandmother, reduced prices: thank you for your assistance, Mrs. Benjamin Campbell, for the $1.05 $1-95 $2.35 439 pair short pants, half-price and express our full and hearty past week, but is now improving. appreciation ot what you have S. G. Rodeek made a business done toward putting conditions trip to San Francisco Friday. T. W. H O B S O N CO. before the world, and helping the Mrs. M. E. Luther came home i i Committee in numerous ways. “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY " from San Francisco Thursday. The Committee stands ready at all times to work with you for Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Preston 186-188 SOUTH FIRST STREET the betterment of your individ spent a few weeks in the Santa ual locality, as it is by this means Cruz Mountains. that we can work for the entire Mr. and Airs. Claude Gard State of California. have a babv girl, born Sunday, The University of the Pacific Cordially yours. July 7. Spring Sem ester, January 8 to June 6, 1907 RUFUS P. JENNINGS. A Thorough Education Under Christian influences. WE TEA IN YOU-WE PLACE YOU. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greene and The College of Liberal Arts. Curricu The School of Art. Drawing, painting, The P r e s s , and it predecessor, Mr. and Airs. Charles Greene lum of four years, leading to the de (oil, w ater color, china), wood carv Be the V is it o r (both of which were are at New Brighton for a week. gree of A. B., Ph. B., B. S., or B. L. ing, etc. Three years’ course. established by the present editor) A pacific Çoa 5t The Academy. Four years’course, pre The Campbell Fruit Growers’ The Commercial College. Bookkeep have always worked for the paring for the best colleges. Accred upbuilding of the State, and Union is receiving and drying a ing, Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. few apricots, but the high prices ited. 8 of this county in particular. The Conservatory of Music. Piano, The Department of Elocution. Two Somebody B u $ Í Q e S Ç o lle < § e offered by the canneries makes The paper has been furnished free VoiceCulture, Violin, Musical Theory. years’ course. for the reading tables of the Cal limited drying and confined to Four y'eais’ course, leading to the de over-ripe fruit, largely. Gymnasium and Physical Training. ifornia Promotion Committee, gree of Bachelor of Music. I’.ig School—First Class—Lots of Write for General Bulletin of Information, or for Illustrated Bulletin of the Conser both in San Francisco and New Easton Carter, George Righter, Students Lxpert Teachers—Good vatory' of Music. York and to the State Board of Rax Kearney and Roy Yelland For further information address Salaries l’or Graduates.—C A L L Trade. In addition to these the are expected home today from Ai. S. CROSS, Acting President, San Jose, Cal. paper has been furnished free to their trip to Y’osemite. the public libraries, coffee clubs 59 South Market St. SAN JOSE, CAL. and Y. M. C. A. of this county, Edwin Willett and Edgar and SELF-RISING and the amount of advertising Walter Duncan, of San Juan, this locality has had i \ have returned home after a visit B. B. B. m hard to saj'. Is it a canneryÜ? Ts running on ap FLOUR the editor becomes discouraged Hoots, and while there is not the For Boston Brown Bread, Griddle Cakes, Mullins and Plum Pudding. many times, especially when he usual rush this year that gener is not backed up by the business ally attends the opening of the Allen’s B. B. B. Flour Co., San Jose, California. men with a proper amount of cannery season, yet considering advertising? A glance at our the scarcity of’cots and very high WONDER MILLINERY advertising columns will reveal prices paid, the cannery is carry COMPLETE LINE how well our business men pat ing a good-signed force. ronize their home paper. LATEST SPRING MILLINERY Airs. Frank Duncan and three little daughters are visiting in 108-110 SOUTH FIRST STREET Good Vegetable Garden. San Rafael. SOCIETIES. CHAS. \V. DAVISON
As an object lesson as to what Masonic Notice Attorney at Law can be done in raising vegetables Didn’t Happen in Campbell. ¿1 Charity Lodge, No. 362, F. & A. Room 10 City Hall, San Jose Phone, Brown-63* M., Campbell, Cal. Stated meet- it is only necessary to visit the j#'* ings held on the second M onday of / \ / \ each month. GEORGE \V. WALDORF gardens of Henry Innvalle, at Here is a story' with a moral: ' ▼ N S. R. WA d e , M a s te r. G e o r g e S. R o b so n , Secretary. Attorney at Law the corner of McLaughlin and A local preacher living some dis Telephone—Office M ainI 371 McKee road, to see what can be tance from here in the course of Independent Order of Odd Fellows The Rea Building SXn Joke, C al. ■T-_u'Ti_. Morning Light Lodge, No. 42, done by a little good planning, his sermon requested all in his meets every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall. Sojourning JOHN F. DUNCAN a generous supply of water and congregation who paid their //a brothers are cordially invited to attend the lodge meetings. Notary Public W. L . Do w t o n , Noble Grand. a little muscle. He has five acres debts to rise to their feet. All Office: Bank ol Campbell R. E . G a t e s , Secretary. all in luscious vegetables, and we stood up but one man. The F. B. BROWN IS ALL IT WILL COST YOU should judge furnishes a profit preacher addressing him said, Rebekahs write for oar big FKKK RICVI LK catalogue Ada Rebekah Lodge, No. 223, I. O. O. F., Attorney at Law owing t!ie most complete line of higk-giade able business. He finds a ready “How is it my friend that you meets the first and Third Tuesday evenings U \CL1.S, 11KJJS and SI NDKIESat PRICES at Odd Fellows Hall. Sojourning sisters and Phone Main 539 other manufacturer or dealer in the world. sale on the place for all that he do not pay' your debts?” The brothers are cordially invited to attend. Room 54. Porter Building San Jose, Cal. M r s. L eona N e f f , Noble Grand DO N€*r BUY A BiGYGLE raises. There are several other man, who was thin in flesh and M iss E t h e l H il l s, S ecre ta ry . received our < nplate F r C a ta - DH. P. C. HARTMAN smaller gardens in town that in shabbily dressed, rose to his feet LOW Degree of Honor D en tist I'!: I< I.- and v.*’*.*.• i ltil now /»Hors made possible by selling from factory dicate thrift. The fact is every and replied: “I publish a news Wide Awake Lodge, No. 114, meets the direct to ride r with no middlemen s profits. first and third Monday evenings of each Graduate Dental Department of the University of I Wf£r SHtP CM APPROVAL - ' a c a t l ay the Freight and unused piece of land in the yard paper. These persons who arose month in Odd Fellows Hall. California * I ilut and make other liberal terms which no other M rs. G ertru d e A. B er r y , Chief of Honor. Telephone—Office, Red 103 ill do. icii will learn everything and get much vulu- should be under cultivation. It are my subscribers and”—“Let M iss Ruby C. F o r e , R eco rd er. Residence, 94 , able information by simply writing us a postal. Campbell, California Ye tv * 1 \ / i/c ia F A . l c n t ill ever} town and can offer an opportunity makes the yard look better and us pray,” said the preacher, uake inout} to suitable young men who apply at once. 4ncient Order of United Workmen saves many a dime in the pur quickly. Pride of the Valley Lodge, No. 315, meets the first and third Monday evenings of each chase of vegetables. Besides it month in Odd Fellows Hall. All sojourning Fresh IVI ilk and Cream $8.50 PUNCTURE-PROOF HUES brothers cordially invited to attend. furnishes a most beneficial study SUMMONS. N. A. Bl a k e , M aster Workman P O R S A L E . SSSV'iSf*! AH C. H . W h it m a n . R eco rd er. in the laws governing plant life in the Justice's Court of San Jose Delivered anywhere in Campbell To Introduce Township, County of Santa Clara. State Wo Will Soli that is most interesting. Keep of California. Frank H. Benson. Justice. Patrons of Husbandry t-IEINRY YOUNG, You a Sample Orchard City Grange, No. 333, meets on a vegetable and berry garden, as E. Pezzola, Plaintiff, vs. R. W. Foster, the second ami fourth Tuesday evenings at Budd Avenue. Pair fur Only Defendant. Odd Fellows Hall. Sojourning members are Phone, Farmers 173 ( c a s h w it h ORDER t-J ss) well as the raising of some choice The People of the State ot California cordially invited to attend. NO MORE TROUBLE FROM FUNCTl'UrS. A. C. K eksling, Worthy Master. fruits.—Last San Jose Post. send greeting to R. \Y. Foster, Defendant. M rs. O. A. P utnam , Worthy Secretary. R e s u lt o f 15 years expeiieuee in tire You are hereby required to appear at WALDRON WASHER linking. No danRer from IH O RN 3. CA C otlce the thick rubber tread Campbell has a few model veg my office in San Jose Township. Santa TUS. PINS. NAILS, TACKS or GLASS. V” ami puncture strips Woodmen of the World STOP RUBBING Serious jiunetuies, like infi utional knife cuts, can and “l),” also rim strip “H” Clara County, State of California, to Camp Moorpark, No. 671, meets on the SAVE TIM E—SAVE LABOR. Easy to han etable gardens, and there should first and third Saturday evenings of each dle; no machinery; no gearing; nothing to be vulcanized like any other tiie to prevent rim cutting. This answer before me the complaint of the tiro will outlast any other be many more. In fact every Plaintiff in the above entitled action, month in Odd Fellows Hall. All sojourning get out of order. So simple a child can run Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use. Ove: m ake—SOF 1\ ELASTIC and neighbors are invited to attend. it. Every machine demonstrated and guar Seventy-five Thousand pairs sold last year, l: V
a you and giving herself up to another? Give my kind remembrance to Mr. Wil PRUNE PRICES But of this you have no apprehension, liamson and his family, particularly Miss f — \ ------> and therefore you cannot bring it home Elizabeth; afso to your mother, brother to your feelings. The following letter was handed to the P r e s s to r publication, and sisters. Ask little Eliza Davis if she I shall be so anxious about you that I will ride to town with me if I come there on the prune situation as it stood one month ago. It will be in shall want you to write by every mail. a g a in . Lincoln’s Your friend, LINCOLN. teresting reading, especially in the light of present prices: And finally give Fanny a double recip rocation of all the love she sent me. S p rin g field . 111.. F e b . 3. 1842. Write me often and believe me yours ROSEN-REICHARDT BROKERAGE CO. Love Affairs Dear Speed—Your letter o? the 25th of forever. LINCOLN. Brokerage and Commission, January came to hand today. You well P. 8.” Poor Easthouse is gone at last. And His Early Experi know’ that I do not feel my own sorrow’s He died awhile before day this morning. 813-815 Spruce St. ences as ft Lawmaker much more keenly than I do yours, when They say he was very loath to die. • • • I know of them, and yet I assure you I St. Louis, June 4-th, 1907. was not much hurt by w’hat you wrote me of your excessively bad feeling at the Gentlemen:— By WARD HILL LAMON, Springfield. Feb. 25. 1842. time you wrote. Not that 1 am less capa Dear Speed—I received yours of the 12th. You probably have noticed a report in your local fruit ^ Lincoln's Friend and Bodyguard ^ ble of sympathizing with you now than written the day you went down to Wil ever, not that I am less your friend papers of a meeting of the Srowers of Santa Clara Valley on Sat “ PENNY WISE 4ND POIND fOOLISH" is liam’s place some days since, but delayed poor policy in any case, but especially so than ever, but because I hope and believe answering It till I should receive the (Continued From Last Week) that your present anxiety and distress promised one of the 16th. which came last urday last. At this meeting several growers reported that they in regard to eye care. about her health and her life must and night. I opened the letter with Intense had been offered a 4o. bag basis net for their prunes by the J. K. A few dollars spent for proper glasses will forever banish those horrid doubts Anxiety and trepidation—so much that. are not lost, but only invested, and will Louisville. Nov. 30, 1866. which I know you sometimes felt as to W. H. Herndon, Esq.: Although it turned out better than I ex Armsby Company. \Ye know' that Armsby has bought a few lots return their value many times over in the truth of your affection for her. If pected. I have hardly yet. at the distance comfort, satisfaction, and increased earn Dear Sir—J inclose you copies of all the they can once and forever be removed of prunes from the growers, paying a 4c. basis net. This is no letters of any interest from Mr. Lincoln of ten hours, become calm. ing capacity. (and T almost feel a presentiment that the I tell you. Speed, our forebodings (for to m e. Almighty has sent your present affliction hearsay upon our part as we have seen the contracts. \Ye do not Serious eye troubles, too, are often pre Some explanation may be needed that which you and I are peculiar) are all the vented by the timely’ use of glasses. expressly for that object), surely nothing worst sort of nonsense. I fancied from believe that Armsby is buying in good faith, think that he is only you may rightly understand their im can come In their stead to fill their Im p o rt. the time I received your letter of Satur E Y E S EXAMINED F R E E measurable measure of misery. The day that the one of Wednesday was never endeavoring to advance the price to a high mark, keeping the In the winter of 1840 and 1841 he was death scenes of those we love are surely unhappy About his engagement to his to come, and yet It did come. and. what growers’ ideas very firm and high until such a time as he will be painful enough, but these we are pre Is more, it is perfectly clear both from Its Dr. Geo. R. Pratt Dr. B. K. Kerr wife, not being entirely satisfied that his pared for and expect to see; they happen heart was going with his hand. How tone and handwriting that you were much able to work off his holdings of old prunes. The Armsby Co., also to all. and all know’ they must happen. happier, or. If you think the term prefer much he suffered then on that account Painful as they are. they are not an bought very heavily of San Jouquin Valley prunes and northern, San Joses Leading Opticians none knows so well as myself—he disclos able. less miserable when you wrote It unlooked for sorrow. Should she. as you than when you wrote the last one before. Hours, 9 to 5 31 E. Santa Clara St. ed his whole heart to me. fear, be destined to an early grave, it is paying a 2^2 to 2% bag basis. If he can keep the price up to a 4c. You had so obviously Improved at the Open Saturday Evenings In the summer of 1841 I became engaged indeed a great consolation to know* that to my wife. He was here on a visit when very time I so much fancied you would basis it will enable him to work off his old stock and the new she is so well prepared to meet It. Her have grown worse. You say that some I courted her, and, strange to say, some religion, w’hich you once disliked so much, prunes that he bought cheaply, at a handsome margin. The LeE Is Make Your Rubber Stamps, Stencils thing of the same feeling which I regard thing indescribably horrible and alarm I will venture you now prize most highly. ing still haunts you. You will not say ed as so foolish in him took possession of But I hope your melancholy bodings as Armsby people sold a few weeks ago, five hundred tons of Santa me and kept me very unhappy from the that three months from now, I will ven We are prepared to furnish on short tp her early death are not well founded. ture. When your nerves once get steady time of my engagement until I was mar I even hope that ere this reaches you Clara Valley prunes, 1906 crop, to Balfour, Guthrie at 2% bag notice all styles of rubber stamps and ried . now the whole trouble will be over for she will have returned with improved and ever. Nor should you become impatient basis. These prunes were sold in original condition. \Ye cannot supplies, fruit stamps, dating stamps, This will explain the deep Interest he still Improving health and that you will at their being even very slow In becoming seals, house numbers, rlog tags, etc. \Ye manifested in his letters on my account. have met her and forgotten the sorrows steady. Again, you say you much fear understand why Armsby would sell this large block of Santa Clara make a specialty of stencil cutting and If you use the letters (and some of of the past In the enjoyment of the pres that that Elysium of which you have them are perfect gems) do It carefully, Valley prunes at a 2% basis and within a short time make offers any thing in the job printing line-executed ent. I w’ould say more If I could, but it dfeamed so much is never to be realized. promptly. Quincey Calglesser 1’rinting bo as not to wound the feelings of Mrs. seems that I have said enough. It really Well, if It shall not. I dare swear It will to the growers of a 4c. basis for new. We cannot hear where he and Rubber Stamp Co., Iff West Santa L in co ln . appears to me that you yourself ought to not be the fault of her who is now your One thing te plainly discernible—If I had rejoice, and not sorrow, at this indubita wife. I now have no doubt that It Is the has bought any large amount of new prunes at a 4c. basis. In Clara street, San Jose. not been married and happy—far more ble evidence of your undying affection for peculiar misfortune of both you and me fact up to last Friday several of the packers had been buying happy than I ever expected to be—he h er. to dream dreams of Elysium far exceed would not have married. Why, Speed, If you did not love her, ing all that anything earthly can realize. prunes from the growers at a 3V2C. basis. Armsby advanced the I have erased a name which T do not although you might not wish her death, Far short of your dreams as you may be. wish published. If I have failed to do it you would most certainly be resigned to no woman could do more to realize them price from a 3V2 to 4c. basis on Friday. We are willing to admit Rnywhere, strike it out when you come It. Perhaps this point Is no longer a ques than that same black eyed Fanny. If you that the price at the present time is higher than the conditions to it. That is the word -----. tion with you and my pertinacious dwell could but contemplate her through my Ills 'L l cisco, Oakland, lo s I thank you for your last lecture. It ing upon it is a rude Intrusion upon your Imagination It would appear ridiculous to is all new to me, but so true to my ap warrant, anil fear that after Armsby has been able to unload his Moi klon, I feelings. If so. you must pardon me. You you that any one should for a moment Santa (r u /. Riverside preciation of Lincoln’s character that, in knpw the Jiell l have suffered uppn that think of being unhappy with her. My old present holdings that the price will be somewhat lower than it is Bookkeeping, Business, Stenographic dependent of my knowledge of you, I father used to have a saying that "If you would almost swear to it. make a bad bargain hug It all the tight today, especially to the growers in the Valley. Packers who are Normal, f ngineerinq Lincoln wrote a letter (a long one. er,” and It occurs to me that, if the bar compelled to pay a 4-cent basis net to the grower must receive at of these schools which he read to me) to Dr. Drake of gain you have just closed can possibly udents have the Cincinnati descriptive of his case. Its >f the coo all our schools he called a had one. It Is certainly the least a 4V6-cent basis, less brokerage, in order to make a margin. in g p o siti to Heald'sCollege date would be in December, 1840, or early most pleasant one for applying that in January, 1841. I think he must have r pd TOth’l to ho maxim to which my fancy can by any We are actually ashamed to go to the trade with a selling informed Dr. D. of his early love for effort picture. price of a 4V2-cent basis at the present time, and therefore, must Miss Rutledge, as there was a part of Old rnc!° Billy !T*r»Ton is dead, air'’ I write another letter. Inclosing this, COME AIND SEE the letter which he would not read. ■ is si!d this evening that T’nv’e Ben which you can show her if she desires It. be content to wait until conditions are more settled. It would be worth much to you if you ,''ro'iison will rot live. This. T believe, is T do this because she would think O ur Sem i Iri- could procure the original. ill the news and enough, at that, unless strangely perhaps should you tell her Yours very truly, Charles D. Drake of St. Louis may have \ ii, 11 y Io T o rlc - it were better. that you received no letters from me or. (Signed) J- W. CHILTON & CO. his father’s papers. The date which 1 Write me immediately on the receipt of telling her you do. refuse to let her see B i f o c a l s . give you will aid in the search. this. Your friend as ever, them. I close this, entertaining the con I remember Dr. Drake’s reply, which LINCOLN. fident hope that every successive letter I W e g r i n d was that he would not undertake to pre shall have from you (which I here pray The refusing by the supervisors to grant a saloon license at the t h e m a t scribe for him without a personal inter may not he few nor far between) may view. 1 Would advise you to make some S p rin g field , 111.. F e b . 13. 1842. Seven Mile House is a matter lor congratulation, and much credit Dear Speed—Yours of the 1st Inst, came show you possessing a more steady hand effort to get the letter. Your friend, etc.. and cheerful heart than the last preced J. F. SPEED. to hand three or four days ago. When is due to the people of that community for so strongly protesting this shall reach you you will have been ing It. As ever, your friend, BALL OPTICAL CO. The first of the papers from Mr. Lin Fanny’s husband several days. You LINCOLN. against the establishment of a saloon at that place. This settles coln’s pen Is a letter of advice and con know my desire to befriend you is ever the question for a year. 112 South First .Street solation to his friend, for whom he ap lasting. that I will never cease w’hlle I Springfield. M arch 27. 1842. Third door from San Fernando Street prehends the terrible things through know how to do anything. Dear Speed—Yours of the 10th Inst, was But you will always hereafter be on received three of four days since. You N0IICF 10 CREDI10RS. which, by the help of that friend, he ground that I have never occupied, and know T am sincere when I tell you the Notice. has himself just passed: pleasure Us contents gave me was and Is consequently If advice were needed I Female Help Wanted. No more clubbing subscriptions ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. RANKIN, DE My Dear Speed—Feeling, as you know might advise wrong. I do fondly hope, inexpressible. As to your farm matter. I CEASED. Notice is hereby given by the un however, that you w111 never again need have no sympathy with you. I have no dersigned Administratrix <>f the Estate of I do, the deepest solicitude for the suc ----- will be received at the rates ari- William B. Rankin, deceased, to the credit cess of the enterprise you are engaged in, any comfort from abroad. But, should I farm, nor ever expect to have, and con Teacher for vacation work. (nounced heretofore. ors of and all persons having claims against I adopt this as the last method I can In be mistaken in this, should excessive sequently have not studied the subject the said deceased, to exhibit the same, with vent to aid you In case (which God for pleasure still be accompanied wTith a pain enough to be much interested with it. I Address Box A, P ress office. j E lgin C. H u r l b e r t , the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this Notice, to bid) you shall need my aid. I do not ful counterpart at times, still let me urge can only say that I am glad you are i Editor. you. as I have ever done, to remember in satisfied and pleased with it. the said Administratrix, at the office of place what I am going to say on paper Oneal and Richardson, attorneys at law, because I can say it better in that way the depth and even agony of despond But on that other subject, to me of Rooms 5, 15, and IG, Smout Building, No. most intense interest whether in than I could by word of mouth, but were ency that very shortly you are to feel 07 West Santa Clara Street, San Jose, Cali J . had .th© pov«r<1 fornia, which place said Administratrix here likely you would forget it at the very that you love her as ardently as you are hold my sympathy from you. It car? by selects as the place of business of said es capable of loving. Your ever being happy he told how it now thrills me with joy tate. In the Count v o f S a n t a C la ra . time ■when it might do you some good. San Jose, this 18th day of June, A. D. 1907. As I think it reasonable that you wili in her presence and your intense anxiety to hear you say you are "far happier feel very badly some time between this about her health, if there were nothing than you ever expected to he.” That M A B E L K. JO H N SO N , and the final consummation of your pur else, would place this beyond all dispute much I know Is enough. I know you too Administratrix of the Estate of William B. pose, it is intended that you shall read In my mind. I incline to think it probable well to suppose your expectations were Personal Rankin, deceased. thi3 just at such a time. Why I say it is that your nerves will fail you occasion not at least sometimes extravagant, and. Oneal & Richardson, Attorneys for Adminis reasonable that you will feel very badly ally for awhile, but once you get them if the reality exceeds them all, I say, tr a t r ix . yet is because of three special causes firmly graded now that trouble is over "Enough, dear Lord.” I am not going I added to the general one which I shall fo rev er. beyond the truth when I tell you that the j RAILROAD IMI TABLL. I think if I were you. in case my mind short space It took me to read your last j Recollections m e n tio n . The genera! cause Is that you are nat were not exactly right. I would avoid letter gave me more pleasure than the I total sum of all I have enjoyed since that ; TOWARD SA'M FRANCISCO urally of a nervous temperament, and being Idle. I W’ould immediately engage this I say from what I have seen of you In some business or go to making prep fatal 1st of January. 1841. Since then It ! m. Daily (including Sunday) to San personally and what you have told me arations for it. which would be the same seems to me I should have been entirely , ancisco, via Oakland, of a Dollar i m, Bailv (except Sunday) to San thing. If you went through the ceremony happy but for the never absent Idea that , concerning your mother at various times ancisco, via Palo Alto. and concerning your brother William at calmly or even with sufficient composure there is one still unhappy whom T have j contributed to make so. That still kills ' I am a dollar. A little m, New Almadcn to San Jose, Mixed. the time his wife died. The first special not to excite alarm In any present, you ' '»1, F re ig h t. cause is your exposure to bad weather are safe beyond question and in two or my soul. I cannot but reproach myself ! age worn, maybe, but still m. Daily (including Sunday) to San for even wishing to be happy while she on your journey, which my experience three months, tc* say the most, will be In circulation. I am proud ancisco,'via Oakland. clearly prove« to be very severe on de the happiest of men. Is otherwise. She accompanied a large of myself for being in cir I ROM SAN FRANCISCO fective nerves. The second is the ab- I would desire you to give my particular party on the railroad cars to Jackson- I eence of all business and conversation of respects to Fanny, but perhaps you wi ville last Monday and on her return culation. I am no tomato friends, which might divert your mind, not wish her to know you have receiver spoke, so that I heard of it. of having can dollar—not l. L eav e S. F. 8:20' a m Dr ilv, via Oakland, in- this lest she should desire to see it. Make enjoyed the trip exceedingly. God be ciudi 1« Sunday, art i ve Campbell 1 1 :00. give it occasional rest from the intensity This town is only my .VOM p n , New Almadei Mixed, Dailv. of thought which will sometimes wear the her write me an answer to my last letter praised for that! to her: at any rate, I would set great You know v/Ith what sleepless vigilance adopted home, but I like it L eav e S. !•’• ■■ p. '» . 1 ailv, except Sunday, sweetest idea threadbare and turn it to v ia 1 alo Alto, arri v C a in übel 1 G :5V I have watched you ever since the com- j the bitterness of death. value upon a note or letter from her. and hope to remain per L eav e S. F. r>:<)() p. m. 1)ailv. Including Sun- The third is the rapid and near ap Write me whenever you have leisure. mencement of your affair, and. although manently. When I came d a y , via Oakland, arrive Campbell 7:30 proach of that crisis on which all your Yours forever. A. LINCOLN. I am almost confident it is useless. I can- ! P. 8.—I have been quite a man since out of the mint I was Sa m u el, F . C o o p e r , B e n j . C a m p b e l l thoughts and feelings concentrate. not forbear once more to say that I think adopted into a town like Vice-F resident I f from all these causes you shall es y ou le ft. it is even yet possible for your spirits to this in another state. But cape and go through triumphantly with Springfield, Feb. 25. 1142. flag down and leave you miserable. If they should, don’t fall to remember that out another "twinge of the soul. I shall Dear Speed-Yours of the 16th inst., an after a time I was sent off they cannot lon& remain so. One thing I be most happily, but most egregiously, de nouncing that Miss Fanny and you art to a big city, many miles can tell you which I know you will be ceived. If, on the contrary, you shall, as "no more twain, but one flesh.” yeached away. 1 turned up in a glad to hear, and that Is that I have seen The Bank of Campbell I expect you will at some time, be agoniz fne this morning. I have no way of tell ----- and scrutinized her feelings as well Mall Order house. For sev ed and distressed, let me. who have some ing how much happiness I wish you both, xchange, loan and col- reason to speak with judgment on such a though I believe you both can conceive it. as I could and am fully convinced she is eral years I stayed in that icted. Exchange direct far happier now than she has been for subject, beseech you to ascribe It to the I feel somewhat jealous of both of yon city. Millionaires bought d San Francisco. causes I have mentioned and not to some n o w —you will be so exclusively concerned j the last fifteen months past. cigars with me. I didn’t false and ruinous suggestion of the devil. for one another that I shall be forgotten You will see by the last Sangamon Journal that I have made a temperance like that, for I believe in "But.” you will say, "do not your entirely. My acquaintance with Miss causes apply to every one engaged in a Fanny (I call her this lest you should sp e e c h on th e 22d o f F e b ru a ry , w h ic h I the plain people. claim that Fanny and you shall read as like undertaking?” By no means. The think 1 am speaking of your mother) was Finally a traveling man brought me to this town and left me an act of charity to me, for I cannot particular causes, to a greater or less too short for me to reasonably hope to learn that anybody else has read it or la here. I was so glad to -get back to a smaller town that I deter extent, perhaps do apply in all cases, but long be remembered by her. and still 1 the general one—nervous debility, which am sure I shall not forget her soon. Try likely to. Fortunately it is not very long, mined to make desperate efforts to stay. and I shall deem It a sufficient compliance Is the key and conductor of all the par if you cannot remind her of that debt One day a citizen of this town was about to send me back to With my request if one of you listens ticular ones, and without which they she owes me. and be sure you do not in that big city. I caught him looking over a Mail Order Catalogue. would be utterly harmless, though it terfere to prevent her paying it. tvhile the other reads It. As to your Lockridge matter. It is only Suddenly I found my voice and said to him—he was a dentist, by does pertain to you—does not pertain to 1 regret to learn that you have resolved _____ ^ n e c e s s a r y to s a y t h a t th e re h a s b ee n no one in a thousand. It is out of this that to not return to Illinois. I shall be very the way: the painful difference between you and lonesome without you. How miserable j court since you left and that the next , commences tomorrow morning, during j the mass of the wTorld springs. things seem to be arranged in this world! which I suppose we cannot fail to get a ‘•Now, look here, doc. If you’ll only let me I know what the painful point with you If we have no friends, we have no pleas is at all times when you are unhappy—it ure. and. if we have them, we are sure Ju d g m e n t. stay in this town I’ll circulate around and do Is an apprehension that you do not love to lose them and be doubly pained by the I wish you would learn of Everett what he would take over and above a discharge her as you should. What nonsense! How you lots of good. You buy a big beefsteak for all the trouble we have been at to ; came you to court her? Was it because take his business out of our hands and you thought she deserved it and that you with me, and the butcher will buy groceries, give it to somebody else. It Is impossible had given her reason to expect it? If it was for that why did not the same reason to collect money on that or any other and the grocer will buy dry goods, and the dry claim here now, and, although you know make you court Ann Todd and at least I am not a very petulant man. I declare twenty others of whom you can think goods merchant will pay his doctor’s bill with I am almost out of patience with Mr and to whom it would apply with greater Everett's endless importunity. It seems me, and the doctor will spend me with a force than to her? Did you court her for her wealth? Why, you know she had like he not only writes all the letters he farmer for oats to feed his buggy horse, and none! But you say you reasoned yourself can himself, but gets everybody else in * M ► Louisville and vicinity to be constantly . »4» into it. What do you mean by that? the farmer will buy somf fresh beef from the Was it not that you found yourself un writing to us about his claim. I have able to reason yourself out of It? Did always said that Mr. Everett is a very butcher, and the butcher wiil come around to you not think and partly form the pur clever fellow, and I am very sorry he pose of courting her the first time you cannot he obliged, but it does seem to me you and get his tooth mended. In the long run, ever saw or heard of her? What had he ought to know we are interested to reason to do with it at that early stage? collect his claim and therefore would do as you see. I’ll be more useful to you here at There was nothing at that time for rea it if we could. home than if you'd send me away forever.” son to work upon. Whether she was I am neither jeking nor in a pet when moral, amiable, sensible or even of good I say we would thank him to transfer his character you did not nor could then business to some other, without any com pensation for what we have done, pro Doc said it was a mighty stiff argument. He hadn’t looked know*, except perhaps you might Infer the st it In that light before. So he went and bought the big beefsteak, last from the company you found her in vided he will see the court cost paid, for All you then did or could know of her which we are security. and I began to circulate around home again. was her persona! appearance and deport The sweet violet you inclosed came Now, just suppose all the other dollars that are sent to Chicago ment. and these, if they impress at all ; safely to hand, but it was so dry and by buying thli ! mashed so fiat that it crumbled to dust qr some other big city were kept circulating right here at home. impress the heart and not the head. HOME OF NINIAN W. EDWARDS, WHERE reliable, hone«, Say candidly, were not those heavenly LINCOLN WAS MARRIED. i at the first attempt to handle it. The You could see thi3 town grow. black eyes the whole basis of all your juice that mashed out of it stained a high grade sew loss. I did hope she and you wrould make place in the letter, which 1 mean to pre early reasoning on the subject? After ing maenuje. ; your home here, but I own I have no serve and cherish for the sake of her you and I had once been at the residence right to insist. You owe obligations to who procured it to be sent- My renewed did you not go and take me all the way her ten thousand times more sacred than good wishes to her in particular and gen HONEST, NOW— AIN’T I T ln HT? STRONGEST GUARANTEE. to Lexington and back for no other pur ! you can ewe to others, and in that light erally to all such of your relations who pose but to get to see her again on our let them be respected and observed. It is know me. As ever, LINCOLN. National Sewing Machine Co., return on that evening to take a trip natural that she should desire to remain SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. for that express object? with her relatives and friends. As to »Tobe Continued) W hat earthly consideration would you friends, however, she could not need them 4.*4$¿¿444H 34*4> *********
ft RAILROAD TRAVEL ON GENERAL TELEGRAPHERS COLORADO AND THE Some Wild Guesses. Where the Live Oak Grows. FOURTH BREAKS RECORD STRIKE PROBABLE PROBLEM OF JAPANESE The Los Gatos Mail says that it Beautiful valley of Summerland, FIVE YEARS IN is with the greatest satisfaction that Where the poet’s dreams comes Southern Pacific passenger offi San Francisco, July 10.—Having The importance of restricting it is privileged to chronicle the fact true; THE PENITENTIARY cials state that Fourth of July trav failed in all of his attempts to set Japanese immigration is beginning that the actual operation of build Where perennial roses bud and el in California this year was the tle the strike of the operators of the to be understood outside of Califor ing the so-called Los Gatos and bloom MAYOR SCHMITZ RECEIVES THE largest in the history of the com Western Union and the Postal Tele nia. In fact, wherever the Japanese Mayfield cutoff was begun near that The Arcadian seasons through; graph companies in San Francisco, locate in any considerable number city Monday. A force of three MAXIMUM PUNISHMENT PRO pany. The railroad handled out of Could I sing such lays as Virgil San Francisco on the Fourth 80,000 President Samuel J. Small of the the western view is soon accepted. score men, with seventy more or sang, VIDED FOR EXTORTION. people. It handled on special excur National Telegraphers’ Union leaves The following article from the Den less mules, scrapers and other rail (To the airs that Aeolus plays) sions all over the state, 300,000 for Chicago tonight. It is generally ver News presents the question road apparatus is now at. work on When his Georgicae notes o’er the Exciting Scenes During the Session people. This included the 25,000 understood that the next move to be clearly and impartially: that very important prospective Esquiline rang, of the Court—Mayor Is Defiant people who were brought from all made will be the calling of the Chi “Six months ago the Japanese line which is to form part of the I then might sing your praise! in His Downfall. points to the San Jose celebration, cago telegraphers out in sympathetic population of Denver was estimated main line of-the Southern Pacific be also the 20,000 who went by way of strike. President Small last night at 600. Now it is above 1,000. tween San Francisco and Los An Valley caressed by the southern sun, San Francisco, July 9.—Eugene Sausalito. It required 500 extra refused to say definitely that he was There are nearly 2,000 of the little geles. Great bodies move slowly, ’Neath skies of changeless .blue; E. Schmitz was given the maximum coaches and fifty extra locomotives leaving for Chicago, but it is known brown men working in the beet and this project has been contem ’Twas here the Creator’s best work penalty of five years’ imprisonment to haul the Fourth of July business. that he dispatched personal tele fields. Here, as everywhere else, plated for several years, and, per was done, in San Quentin yesterday for the The total passenger receipts for ex grams to National Secretary Russell they bring as much of Japan along haps, would now have been complet (As each son of the valley knows) crime of extortion, and scarcely had cursion business on the Fourth ex- at Chicago and the president of the as possible. The Japanese supply ed but for the interference of all Our love for you is deep and true, Judge Dunne pronounced judgment ceeded $100,000. Chicago local union, requesting the houses of this city import practically railroading operations by the big Dear land where the Live Oak when there was a tumultuous out latter to call a special meeting of the everything that their countrymen earthquake of last year. grows. burst of approval—cheers, the pat Now York Leads World. Chicago Union for Sunday. Small use, except the meat and bread they There are many rumors flying —P. Milton Smith in Mountain ter of applauding hands and the New York, which ranks second promised to be present at the meet eat and the overalls they wear. It through the clear atmosphere of View Leader. cries of “Good, good, horrah!” among the world’s cities in popula ing. is more than likely that they occa this section as to the intentions of Before delivering the sentence of tion, largely surpasses London in Another fact of significance in the sionally import their customers, too, the Southern Pacific, but no doubt HOW THE DUBLTC ' confinepient. at San Quentin prison wealth and in the volume and vari situation is that Small has also tele under contract. while only surmises in a general way PAYS PRIVATE DEBTS the court had sternly arraigned ety of its business activities, says graphed President Perham of the “Thesle conditions must impress yet are so reasonable that they may Schmitz for his betrayal of trust Leslie's Weekly. The United States railroad telegraphers to meet him in every thoughtful man as being prove true. One is in effect that a .Opponents of public ownership and his hypocrasy and had showed passed England in extent of manu Chicago Sunday if possible. The worthy the most serious study. As through train service will soon be who are attempting to create a pan the convicted official how he stood factures in 1880, in iron and steel genera! impression from the tele yet the Japanese are a small frac established through the mountains ic over London’s large municipal “morally naked, shamed and dis production in 1895 and in coal out grams is that, the fight of the tel tion of our population, it is true. to Santa Cruz, the standard gauge debt for public utilities attempts to graced” before the people who had put in 1900, and its leadership in egraphers is not only to be carried But they are steadily increasing. end of the line connecting with the evade the fact patent to all intelli honored him. each of these fields is rapidly length to Chicago, but is also to have the They are working their way rapidly narrow gauge end at Laurel, and gent observers that the bonded in “The people know I have been ening. support of the Order of Railway Tel to the east; and the experience of that this service will be given at the debtedness for public utilities under railroaded,” Schmitz had retorted, New York City is the busiest capi egraphers if that support can be se Hawaii tells us what that region same time that the big Laurel-Glen- private ownership is to the same ex grandiose, preening his callous ego tal of a country which produces 20 cured. may expect which acquires a Japa wood tunnel is being enlarged for tent a mortgage on the community ism. per cent of its gold, 33 per cent of nese majority. Beginning as day- the standard gauge track. that they would be if they were in Then came the voice of the people its coal, 35 per cent of its manufac Gould Divorce Case. laborers, they have steadily en Another rumor is in effect that a curred directly in the expansion of from the crowded courtroom, the tures, 4 0 per cent of its iron, 4 2 New York, July 9.—Supmere croached on every field of industry. second tunnel is to be built through municiual ownership, with this fur sudden shout, the stamping of feet, per cent of its steel, 52 per cent of Court Justice McCall granted the They are a profit only to their em the mountain from Wrights to the ther distinction that when the bond the cries of “Good, good.” It broke its petroleum, 55 per cent of its application of Howard Gould to ployers; a temporary profit, even Soquel valley and a road built thence ed debt on the private corporation spontaneously from every quarter of copper, 70 per cent of its cotton and have stricken from the complaint of then. Their clannishness makes to Santa Cruz, theerby giving a sec has been paid by the consumers the the courtroom. It was loud and sure, 80 per cent of its corn. Mrs. Gould in her suit for separa them give their own race every ad ond and shorter line for the over people do not own the plant, but not a cry for vengeance, but a lauda The wealth of the United States tion two paragraphs as containing vantage in trade, while the whites land trains through the Santa Cruz must continue to pay interest upon tion of justice, a challenge to graft. in 1907 is $118,000,000,000, or as scandalous matter. think only of comfort or cheapness m ountains. the dividend-earning capital. Un In a low voice, falling almost into much as that of its two nearest ri One paragraph alleged Gould had until it is too late to think of other And still another rumor, perhaps der municipal ownership when the a monotone, Judge Dunne uttered vals—Great Britain and France— maintained “illicit and immoral re things. The Japanese have fixed the the wildest of the lot, is to tunnel bonded indebtedness incurred for the word which will transport the in the aggregate. As the United lations with divers women of bad type of civilization for Hawaii; and through the mountains from Sara construction has been paid up the black-bearded chief from the scene States' natural resources are only In character, and conducted himself in if their influx is not checked they toga to Boulder Creek or Big Basin- money invested becomes noninterest of his conquests and successes into the early stage of their develop this respect so openly and notori will fix it for many a portion of the ward for electric or steam road ser bearing capital, in that it does not the gloomy vaults behind the gray ment. and as its supremacy over the ously as to insult and humiliate and mainland of the United States as vice. have to pay profits in the form of walls of the promontory prison for rest of its old-time rivals is steadily bring shame and contumely upon well. Out of all these unsupported ru dividends to the private owner. This half a decade. And then, as the increasing, its social and business plaintiff.” The other paragraph “And this the News holds would mors it would be strange if some of is a distinction which it is well to court finished speaking, the silence leadership in the world is assured. stricken out charged that Gould be an unmitigated calamity. We them did not materialize", and it keep in mind.—Oakland Enquirer. of the great crowd that pressed caused his agent to intercept and have no patience with the cry that would not be among the impossibil every corner of the courtroom was Celebration I’rot) table. open her letters. the Japanese must be excluded be ities if all were to come true. Love of Power. broken with an unconrolled demon Between $1500 and $1700 will be Justice McCall denied Gould’s pe cause they are an inferior race. What kind of an ambition is it stration of satisfaction, the clapping the surplus placed in trust with the tition to strike out another para They are inferior in some ways, but M ight Have Been Best. that causes our Harrimans, Mor of hands and inarticulate cries of First National bank for future graph in which Mrs. Gould alleges superior in others; and the News To be granted a license to be gans and Rockefellers to defy the the spectators drowning the shouts Fourth of July celebrations at San that her husband for two years had has no means of striking a balance married “for one year only” was laws of God and man, to mercilessly of the bailiffs, who were making a Jose, says the Mercury. This was her surrounded by spies in her home between the good and ill. We ob the predicament in which a young and cruelly ruin thousands, to bribe, futile endeavor to restore order. the estimate by Chairman Harry and wherever she sojourned, their ject to the Japanese as immigrants man of Spanish extraction believed corrupt and debauch public officials, Bercovich of the finance committee. surveillance being “a harassing an not because they are inferior, for himself to be yesterday afternoon. to betray the financial trusts com Schmitz Is Defiant. The major portion of this sum, or noyance and a wanton and open In we are not sure that they are so; With tears in his eyes, he rushed mitted to their care and, long after Schmitz stood to receive the $1,000, is the amount paid by the sult. and humiliation” to her. but because they are different, hope into the office of County Clerk Pfls- their private fortunes are too great court’s lashes full in the face and Native Sons to have the decorations lessly different, and must always re- ter to throw down on the counter to be used for their comfort or their struck back with anger, desperately left up until after the gathering of Lawyers Locate at Fair Oi m atajh^ The Japanese in our midst an elliptical piece of aluminum bear- pleasure, to continue to add to them k.« is proud of the fart with an assiduity, a persistency, a dom anding that he receive sentence the parlors of the state on Septem S. T. B ritten has sold h i? lug the words, “Void after June 3 0, and not a "lecture which the news ber 9. Thl^mirse of evolution has made 1908.” cruelty, a zest and an absorbing de near the Sacred Heat Convent to a him (a very different creature from papers will copy and repeat.” Had the committee known that “This here license is no good to sire like those that led Alexander, Mr. W. Osborn, of San Francisco, ourselves. The keynote of Ameri Caesar and Napoleon to ever in “I ask that your honor do your so large a sum would remain the me,” said the frantic youth. “I but it is understood that the real can civilization is the care for indi duty,” he interrupted again, “and decoration of the city would have don’t want to be married only for creasing atrocities? What is it but purchaser is Samuel Shortridge, the vidual freedom. The keynote of proceed with this sentence. If your been carried further. Even now a year, but for life. Besides, my an insane desire for the power that well-known attorney. That com iapanese life is loyalty, the sacri honor lias any self-respect you will close estimates of the cost of the girl said she .wouldn’t stand for it.” comes from an increasing wealth munity is rapidly becoming the mec- fice of the individual to the m aster that causes Rockefeller to labor to pass sentence and not subject me to celebration are not possible, as all Picking up the bit of metal, ca for lawyers. D. Dorn last year or to the state. The legends of our any other humiliating and degrad the bills have not yet been received County Clerk Pfister asked the add to his millions of dollars of an purchased a beautiful home adjoin race too often glorify the outlaw ing remarks which the newspapers The amount collected to date, not young man where he got it. nual income; that causes Harriman ing the one bought by Mr. Short who sets all restraint at defiance, will repeat.” including the amount to be paid by “Right here this afternoon,” he to scheme and worry, day and night, ridge. Walter Linforth has just and owns no rule but his own un Judge Dunne was briefly review the Native Sons, is $6884.01, and replied. “I came with my mother, to make himself, already many times completed the erection of a home bridled will. The Japanese legends ing the honors which San Francisco other moneys in sight will bring the who said she would have to come, a millionaire, still richer, that near the Flood mansion, and last are typified in that of the forty-sev causes Morgan, so rich he knows not had conferred on Schmitz. total to the $7000 mark. Sunday Jam/es W. Cochrane was as I was under age. I asked for a “I object to this cruel and un en Ronins, who endured exile, star license after standing in line with a what to do with what he already over from Berkeley with a view of vation, humiliation and death to re usual punishment,” cried Metson. Big Rainfall. lot of fellows who also wanted them. has, to slave away his life in pursuit purchasing the Column mansion. venge the death of their master and of more?—Oakland Enquirer. “If you interrupt these proceed Upon the Southern Appalachians When I got to the desk I told the ings again, Mr. Metson, I will send bring his enemy’s head to his tomb. clerk I wanted a license and he gave descends a rainfall second in volume Fire at San Mateo. BIG WATER AND POWER you to jail,” declared the court, “Their race is different from ours, me this. When I paid for it, it was only to that of the Northern Pacific Thursday afternoon the hand COMPANY INCORPORATED turning his eyes from Schmitz to their customs are different, their only $1, instead of $2, as I had Coast. Eight inches have fallen in some residence of F. A. Cook, in counsel. “You would bo in far bet! ideals are different, their religion is heard was the price to get married. eleven hours, thirty-one inches in a San Mateo Park, was totijly de Articles of incorporation of the ter business if you were here beg different. The two will not mix. I supposed maybe they made cut month, and one hundred and five stroyed by fire. Some children were Donnels Flat Water & Power Com ging a day in court to answer the They cannot adopt our ways, nor rates to boys, so I said nothing un in a year. This water, utilized as celebrating the Fourth and the grass pany have been filed in this county. charge that you wilfully and improp marry with our people. And the til my girl wanted to see the li power, is of enormous value in man in the adjoining lot took fire. Be The corporation is organized with a erly sought to tamper with a witness people whom we cannot admit to in- cense. ufacturing, the Carolinas and fore the fire department arrived the capital of a million dollars and has in this case.” termaripge we should not admit at “She saw that it was good only Georgia annually producing cotton fire had gained such headway that five San Jose and San Francisco Schmitz’ attorneys will make ap all. The United States is a democ for a year,* and my— w hat a holler mill products alone worth $70,000,- but little could be done. Aside from capitalists as its directors. The prin plication to the district court of racy, a government of the people; she made. I was mad myself, too, 000. With the forest cover re saving the piano and a few articles cipal place of business will be San appeals, not on the ground of the and for the people to govern them to think I could be suspected of moved, this water becomes not pro of furniture, all was a total loss. At Jose, the works being located in innocence of their client, but on selves successfully they must be of treating her so mean. She said ductive, but destructive. Fields are the time of the fire Mr. Cook and his Tuolumne county. technicalities in the rulings made the same race and have the same take it right back and get one for burled or eroded, and mills, facto family were spending the day at the ideals. We have a negro problem The articles of incorporation set by Judge Dunne. ries, railroads and homes washed life or it’s all off. So here I am .” beach. The residence was insured now to which no man can see the an The clerks who had crowded forth in considerable detail and at away. Here in a single year over for a small sum. swer. If we have left a single atom length the various purposes for Grand Dari or in Session. eighteen million dollars’ worth of close were convulsed with laughter of wisdom we shall not add a yellow that they tried to suppress. Clerk which the company is organized. Watsonville, July 10.—Nearly all property was destroyed by floods. Oiled Roads in South. problem to the one which now baf These range from the securing and the delegates to the Grand Parlor Pfister said to the would-be bene The Riverside supervisors have fles us. The eastern papers which holding of water rights to the con of Native Daughters have arrived M>S GATOS MAY NOT dict: just voted to spend $20,000 for road sneered at California were very ill struction and maintenance of elec and yesterday morning they con REMAIN A DRY TOWN “What you have there is a license oiling and graveling the coming advised. California was the outpost, tric railways and light and power vened in regular business session. to hunt. As your hunting is over year. This amount will be included that is all. When that state de plants. After the appointment of committees San Francisco, July 10.— W hether and you only want to corral the by the auditor in his estimate for manded the exclusion of Japanese The directors elected for the first was the reception of representatives the town of Los Gatos will remain game, you had better bring your the coming tax levy. The amount coolies she was asking a boon for year are William Bogen and L. E. of grand officers. The politics of the dry will depend on a ruling soon to mother again and you shall have a will be divided equally among the all the states. The News is glad full $2 license that will keep you Hanchett, of San Jose, and F. J. session lias developed spirited con be made by the supreme court. Some five districts. that Colorado backed her western married forever.” Koster, W. H. Metson and L. W. tests. For grand trustees there are months ago the town trustees passed The city of Pasadena is building sister in that demand. The News Murmuming his thanks, the young Smith, of San Francisco. twenty aspirants for the seven posi an ordinance prohibiting the sale of many miles of oil and gravel streets. would suggest that exclusion laws tions. liquors within the limits of the mu man hurried out, pursued by a noise This kind of street paving has beeu are not self-operative, and that if Floods Still Spreading. The total membership of the pres nicipality. J. P. Mogenson disre the resembled five toy balloons ex tried out in Pasadina and has made we wish to really stop the Japanese ploding. Mr. Pfister also laughed. Bakersfield, July 10.—-Without ent session exceeds that of any oth garded the ordinance, was arrested, immigration we must let our inspec the shadow of restraint the millions er in the history of the order, 169 good. — Mercury. and upon conviction was fined $300. tors know that they are doing their of gallons of water released from delegates being in attendance, with Today his attorney, A. H. Jarman, of Diana Gets a License. work in the public eye.” Reno, Nev., July 8.— R eport is the Buena Vista lake by the break twenty-two past grand officers. San Jose, secured an alternative writ Miss Gussie Higgins, the belle of current that a number of Goldfield ing of the levee last Wednesday con Last evening at 6 o'clock at Odd of habeas corpus from Chief Justice Halfmoon Bay, was the first young The bank clearings for the past capitalists and promoters have or tinues to render one of the richest Fellows’ Hall the Grand Parlor was Beatty, returnable Saturday, when woman in San Mateo county to se week at San Jose show a total of ganized a wealthy syndicate for the sections in the state a waterway wil tendered a reception under the aus the constitutionality of the ordi cure a hunter’s license. Miss Hig $361,407.53, or $35,146.44 more purpose of establishing the banana derness again. The water in the pices of El Pajaro Parlor of this nance will be attacked. gins is 5 feet 11 inches in height than the clearings for the same industry in the country surrounding Buena Vista reservoir is still some city. It included addresses by May week in 1906. the great gold camp. The idea of inches higher than that outside, and or James A. Linscott, E. A. Hall, and is a huntress with the powers of May Investigate Electric Ronds. The total for last year was $326,- the new company is to use the Jos it may be a couple of days yet be Lieutenant Governor Porter, Judge the ancient Diana. She has an un The state board of railway com erring aim and can follow’ the fleet- 261.09, and the difference is indic hua trees, a species of cactus which fore the waters within and without M. T. Dooling and George G. Rad- missioners is reported to be consid footed deer all day and if the ani ative of the different conditions ex abount in that vicinity, for the pro- reach the same level. During this cliff on behalf of the Daughters. ering the advisability of appointing isting in San Jose at the present duciton of the fruit. The agricul time the floods will continue to pour Responses were made by Eva T. mal crosses her path it is sure to an agent to investigate the conduct drop.— Times-Gazette. time from those in sway last season tural and horticultural experts of out and to cover the land, but it is B ussenius and Eliza D. K eith. of the various interurban electric at a similar period. the United States government, as as yet impossible to say how far the railways throughout the state, with well as those connected with the waters will run. Bank at Halfmoon Bay. The rapid work in building the a view of preparing bills to be sub That Kansas City burglar who leading universities and agricultural Henry Miller, 78 years of age, Is Western Pacific insures that its mitted to the legislature, giving the The Bank of Halfmoon Bay be stole a kiss and then made his get colleges of the country, have been daily on the scene and is offering main line will be completed from commission jurisdiction over such gan business Monday in its new’ away may have thought that he was conducting experiments in grafting suggestions to his engineers and su Salt Lake to Oakland the coming roads. In the opinion of the com quarters in the J. Debenedetti block. taking something of great value. He and the budding of trees for several perintendents. W. S. Tevis, presi year. As soon as this main line is missioners, the electric railways are The large room has been specially will find out differently when he years with this in mind. This sci dent of the Kern County Land Com completed it may be expected that similar to the steam roads, and fitted up for the purpose of the bank tries to deposit it in exchange for a ence has so far progressed now that pany, has arrived and is in consulta the lines projected in the bay sec should properly be under their su and a large concrete vault has been loan at the pawnshop.—Chicago the bananas can be grafted upon tion with the officials of the corpora tion will be built. pervision. built. News. the Joshua trees. tion.