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The missing body of J. T. Leroy
No full textAn essay about the corporeal dimensions of the writings and biography of author J. T. Leroy, who was discovered to be a pseudonym for writer Laura Albert. The text considers this unique literary hoax in its implications for identity politics and the role of subjectivity in post-fordist labour
J. T. Wiswall papers, W.0011
No full textAbstract: Two notebooks, containing mathematical equations and scientific essays, as well as the handwritten manuscripts of J. T. Wiswall's works "The African" and "Iliad of the Family," neither of which were ever published.Scope and Content Note: The collection contains two small, leather notebooks. One contains the handwritten manuscript "The African" and includes a bookplate identifying Caldwell Delaney as the owner. The other contains the handwritten manuscript "Iliad of the Family," as well as mathematical equations and scientific essays.Biographical/Historical Note: A Mobile, Alabama, author, J. T. Wiswall published two books,
The Last Crusader in 1861 and
Mr. Christopher Katydid (of Casconia) in 1864 (under the pseudonym Mark Heywood). The two handwritten manuscripts in this collection, "The African" and "Iliad of the Family," were never published, although they were listed in Robert E. Bell's
Bibliography of Mobile, which noted that Mobile historian Caldwell Delaney held the manuscripts in his private collection
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subscriition bates:
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S* Mall nt b-* r-ittr*
MOSDAY. OCTOBER
;:■"..
Mayor Schmltz, according to ihe
Examiner, Is occupying a suite hi
the Waldorf-Astoria Hint costs 117
a day- Where did Schmltx get the
money to start out on a European i
trip In such luxurious style? He;
didn't have It when lu* became mayor and he eould not bnve gotten It)
honestly since becoming mayor, ex*'
cept by lucky Investment. Tbat may
be lhe means he has **mplo.vi*d. but
the average man with only th*- average amount of faith In politician*- ■
will be Inclined to inspect that lie
has shared In Abe Ruef* prosperity.
Acting Mayor Gallagher is doing
some good deed* while the fiddler
mayor Is away. He may be doing
them at tho beck or Ruef. or he maybe doing them in spile of Ruef. but
In any event he Ik forcing the police
to come out of lis train:*- II*- hns
gotten rid of a bad commissioner in
Mm■:Tl ni. Ulld probably lit' will do
Other things thut ought to have been
done long ago.
"Hearst's epigrams stir thousands
to applause." says an Examiner headline. Ells address was replete. I lie
dispatch *ays. "with pointed epigram and scathing retort." Then It;
quotes Boiiu* of tbem- He called Al-I
ton B. Parker a "i-olttli-.il cock-;
roach," Jl. H. Rogers u "rat" undI
Jerome a "political croton bag." l.'n-;
doubtedly a man who can think of:
such brilliant things ought to he governor of New York.
Whit* Man and Negro,
Following rwunewhat tbe optlmletlc
Une of thinking which made lb*- lata
Henry W. Grady n force In tlie so
called new south nt twenty years ago,
Barry Stlllwell Edwards writes In tlie
cunvul Century nf lhe negro's chaucea
In bis old enrlronnieut. Says Mr. Ed
wants/
Perhaps I am too iiiti.1i of an optimist
to ba a valuable *.t!ii-->» In the unc-r-ilinx
trial of the negro b**Ioir the bar ot public
opinion L> pnaa and pulpit. Imt I see no
uti.-i*i.i-I;*tile .tiitif-.-r to tlio -i.iiith In bis
pr-seni-v On ihe coniurj;, I believe in
his nail, ca-n-tirle and pt-asc-e'ul incorpo-
rntlnn Into the American system without
Injur- i" himself or to hi* white n*-l*,h-
twr. Koriy >ijr* npi h* .'tn-rt-il from
sla-.Tr>' virtually with'iiu mora than lhe
clothe* he wore oa hi* hack.
' Tlie negro lini developed thrift and
assumed tii- serious re-.pan-.lbllilies of
ownership and government. Therefore,
r-jntiniii*H Mr. Ivd wards:
Th<-rc Is hup.- for a race with such a
li*:.,iv. nml it,,.'<- who tail* nf siil.-lllii
Hon anil deport* I l«n mny do wsll lo eon-
ehiiT where Uw*<*auth unuM nnii a nub-
Btltute Kti» will prv*-*"'* ihc p»aer* and
achieve mor* Tin* negro h»» much In
leant, hut tin- itueailon arises; in it easier
io ti-'i.ii hint, (.nt hlm I" wiirii wh*n Idl".
restrain hlm *il"ti evil mir-,.1,-,1 ami strip
Wm diawn i» au rarn.-ni. Iniluilrlnua
worker While Hit- leaven ut home Inllu-
rniv I- tv.it'kJns to him nr easier to call
In on Illll-niU sllcn ..: .iiff-r-i.i Un«u.ir
and rrnlurl** ot th* *Ividow of a kins
and ,•!..!.■ un American of hlm?
Like most meu of the profession of
authorship. Mr. Edwards may take a
too generous view of human nature.
He lielleve-* thnt mutual tolerance will
enable Ihe two races lo continue on tbe
same aoit, each the gainer by tbe other's progress To quote further:
There .. no threat to the -otilh In the
iicrtos -ii-ew-tii. liter*, For iii ln*l tin-
only tn-i-i.t -a-Iio thraaicn* our i-lvlilxatlnn
ta th* crlriilii.il negro, nml Ihe oaly white
man who threaten. Ibe negro 1* ihe white
criminal, ami out whole awatem Is a fall*
ur** if thla question mny nut be l-*fi when
ti**orgl:i tins ptaiced 11—In the kocrlns <*f
the court*. Ihe chinch and ihe school-
huUtM-. Il li ;..!■ to hnve It tln-n- Ami
white hi* uriip.-. lii-* w.-is- laward ihe it-rht
It li wise :.::.! . Ii.trliiil.t- U if.1v* Mm aid.
comfort and thr beoeOt of a i.m nl Chrl>-
llun lolerann-. The alt US t ton I* one Ihnl
npiH-nlpt t.i the i-ommiiii sons* of lhe
•touthern people, nnd thi* term may Im*
enlarged lo embraci- the law Abiding,
property hcMlnc and lnie*t|grtll men of
African descant I believe these m<-n. reo-
(iKnind nn factors ra-.;-t-.e passionate lover* of
their native l-in.I and .lef-rxi-ri nf their
liiiim-- -rule by mil- wllh their White
neighbor* li B***-oa onlj tolvrince. for-
A Tragedy In Five Lit-**.
Carolyn Well* comes to tb*
of thnt form of versified chronicle
known ns the limerick wblcb partlcu
Isr -Titles refuse to consider as poetry
nl nil. Writing In the current Harper'
Mngnxiiie. Mis*. Well* t*oin|mres with
* good example of the limerick the
probable result had some of tbs mom I
popular pools of this era treated the:
same material. In this case a tragedy of the Jungle, as follows:
Them wu* a young lad) of Niger
Who imii'.i us -i; ■ rods »n a tiger;
They came back from the ride
With lhe |*dy Inside
And Ihc ■mile on Ihe face of the tiger.
Rossetll. the critic thinks, would bare
tiegim lu inie narrative style, like this:
In Nlg*r dwelt a lady fair.
aud spun it out to three four-lint
sfniisus In order to bring lu his pet ays-
of refrain. Tennyson would bave
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Wanted—A mangle girl at the
Kerrick laundry. 3-iw*
Wanted—Olrl for housework and
cooking; $26.00 a month. Address
"M," Times office. 6-2t*
Wanted—Young woman with es-
i-crience aa proofreader. Tiroes office, Lytton nvonue and High streot.
I-tf
Wanted—A man and loam and
wagon. Permanent position for tbo
render,il the atury in an abbreviated ! ri*nt t***9* For particulars call at
Charge of tbo Light Brigade." start • :,r,fl Alma "treat. 4-lwc
Ing with
nail glnrirylug tudy. tiger, smiles and
all. In n poem of Iwenty-two lines.
Kipling would have used n colloquy
between "Piles on Parade" sad the
color sergeant, ending at line twelve
1,1,11 Rooms and Board
But she li ridlnR on tho Hirer In th- | ..venue.
Wanted—One hundred persona to
buy coupon books at the Kerrlck
laundry. 644 Emerson St.. and save'
ten per cent on their laundry work.
8*0 tf
can hardly be expected from Imperfectly prepared prescription* or ol
those dispensed from'Inferior or second rate materiala. With your next
prescription try*tbe
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note the result* wblch you obtain,
aud particularly **ot* our prlcse.
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.... .
Dlngee of Oakland may a* well
make graceful apology r,,, saying
young Tom Magpe was no gentleman
bfagee is an athlete and seems to
have right on hla side ax well.
There ar** not a dollar's worth of I
our exports, ut whatever price sold,!
that are not made by American labor j
at American wages, and any mat*.!
who objects to these export.-*. If not'
employed by foreign manufacturers, j
Is misHlng the opportunity of bis life;
to acquire Income.
Tho Judge-advm:al(-*-gi>ueru1 of the
army has announced that there la noi
law against the use of the American
flag for advertising purposes. The \
Jamestown Exposition authorities i
wanted to know, and if thoy wunt toi
ereatu an uproar tot them go ahead
and print their advertisement on Old
Glory. There are some outrages that |
provoke quick resentment. Tbe'
American people wilt quietly submit
to having beautiful landscapes:
marred by unsightly signs or bill-'
boards, but they let their anger flare,
up at any misuse of the flag.
PERSONAL.
Miss Florence Hopper, Stanford.^
'til, of Los Angeles, will arrive to-,
morrow for u visit of several days'
with friends In Palo Alto and on the \
campus.
Mra L. E. Dice, who has been:
•pending the past few months ln the;
north, writes from Victoria, B. C.,i
that she expocta to return soon toi
her bome In Palo Alto.
Mr, and Mrs. Oardemeyer have {
taken tbe new bungalow cottage re-'
cently built by Mrs. Kellogg, near the .
corner of High streot and Everett j
n. venue.
Profeasor A. 0. Newcomer ad-.
dressed the high school students Pri-j
day on the subject of hla trip around
the world. Hla experiences were ln- j
lereatlngly told.
nlllon of Individ".
(his.
ii win Im- rremembered iba. Mr. Grady look»il upon the aegro as Inevitable
hi lhe nontb nud liml-at.il Ihnl tin*
whites loved mid valued him loo much
to part with him or ».-*• him grossly
misused. •-
Food \ ■■.;•-. i. :i • lit -■■..!•-,
Tb,- Bason system of liwiMctlng food
product.-- hint btid a heuolUiiil effect, a*
shown In lhe rejiort of Carl Ifcilley
llursi. Am erica n consul in Ptsaen. Hut
even after j-iiirs of Koveiiiiuetil liiMpee-
lltill en mgh i* ntlown lu ibe asolts of
lnre*tla*aiions to make it plain thai the
Gorman people liotB no g-nuuid for
criticising the tult.il Slates, If they
lodge by ibelr own i.\|H*rieiKi'. Tho
consul muj-h;
Kai-h year Ihc m-trket in tknonj l> be.
coituiis aradu.-iiiy purged *it doltierloua
!■■■■■- ;>i--i.i. •-. but tl.-- line of bnriiX and
Other harmful ihluai* In preserving m**-*t*>
U allll carried on to a conrlderablc *s-
tenl. S.iii-.iiji-k are .i.tulf r iff-.! with men!
.,? ii.!,..* Many mimpii--* «f -milk were
f.iind ill hi lea], und chceav Is made with
potato flour or cratr*J potalrrea. AS high
.%■ Ji per e*nl of water wns found in butter, nntl Imitiillo'i butter In sold lis the
genuine MrtlCl**. Oils Were uilulteralt-d aa
well -in mit-ur. Fruit Jsr-« wer* found to
contain Slwcoe--. arul1*1 mVliis anil dyes,
and one litcrnlous iniitinfii- t«i-.*r madt*
"P'trc (Uiiin jiim" of beet*. Snlleylle acid
wu* found In various Ir-verugeK. nnd other tiv.-an* of adulteration more recently
dlaeleaed In ihe l*nlled Stnlee, appear to
have been common In (lermany.
It In lo Ihe credll of Ibe Oerman government that *tricl meniitrcH are l*elnt;
In hen to eradicate Ih** evil the -mme as
in theenoe of the Ualteil Slates.
'Iln* iH-icliuilug of lhe end or tin* "sick
man of Eur.*;-" *mviii* to have dawned
with the real -dckuiiiH of (he *,ultiin of
Turkey. For thlrly ye-ir*- he ha* been
banging on by tbe eyelid*. He has seen
great part-* of the Ottomnn empire fall
awny and Ix-coine Btnte* lndei>eiideiit
of id- sway. He bas died In all -i
thuiiHiiinl deaths and has t*ecn called
every sort of name abhorrent to civilization, yet he ha* outlived many better rulers nnd dominated Europe because he was feared. It has been a
record reign, aod perhaps when It Is
ended Europe will regret blm. The
turmoil will begin.
Drowning would hnve l-een mystical
ami Incoiicliiflve In ten lines. Swinburne mosteal and nuiiermystlcal In
eight linen, and I'm- would havo opened with
See the lady, with a ■mile—
Sunny emlle.
and lieen more myallcat as well as
more sophlsilcul lhan Browning and
swiniiurni* combined.
Finally we have the bagedy In Ills
wntha setting, twelve line-* long, wltl;
the n*nder asking nl iln* end -vbethci
tbe ilger, like a gix*-l fairy, merely bore
on a Jungle Journey
The full
and. pleased with hi* feat, smiled
-fiver wliler. wider, wider,
on the bome-comlni; lu tin* dusky twl
light
Candidly. " aaenw lhal Miss Well* healthy,
makes her t*oiut that ih* -lory worth \ moiling
tailing deserve* to lie tiindi* so clett
that "In* who rutin may rend." The
best literature Is coming to that phase
where tbe heart of the -mbject I*
pierced by ihe Urn! Hue. "r the first
[laragrupb at most.
Sunny Front Rooms—With board.
3It* Alma. 26-lm" ■
To Ixmse—Burn with from 8 to 10
stalls, and lort with (Q-tOa capacity:
also portion of hall. GOxlOO feet.
Apply 172 Hamilton avenue. 24-lw c
roit tui.it.
Very good Indies wheel for salo
cheap. 412 Cowper street, Palo Alto.
For Sale—ladles' Wheel; Columbia. Good as new: b Co.
0.R0CERS
158 University Avenue
Phone Main 51
■rfL.
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS.
5. W. CHARLES
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER
Attorneys st Law
;j-.i University avenue. Palo Alio.
Cal. Plume Mam a6*.
DENTISTS.
GEO. BLAKESLEY LITTLE
Dsmttot
Uffice. Madaon-Thotta huildln*.
Pslo Alto, Cat
A. A. MAC INTYRE.
D. D. 8, L. D. S.
Oraduat* Dental Department, Ual-
vsralty of P«on*ylvaala, 1'bllad*!-
phi*. Post Gradual* School of
Prosthetic Dentistry, Atlanta, Georgia. Haskell Poet Gradual*. Cblcag*
School of Orthodontia, etc. Charges
reasonable Office, Ledrard building.
Palo Alto. Hours, 1:10 a. m. to 4:11
MEDICAL.
MMR
DR. A. J. VILLAIN,
Physician and Surgeon.
I -at e of 8*n Francisco: hours: 1
to 4. and 7 to 8 p. m. Ofllce and
residence, Hamilton avenue and Ramona stroet. Palo Alto, Cal. T*l
Rod 367.
Messenger Service
SAN PItANCISCO
Commencing October 1st dally
trip*: Leave 9:31 train. All kinds
of business transacted. Loare orders at Puller's Grocery. Pbone
Main 51, and 365 Channlng. Orders left in the Messenger Box st
the Campus P. O. will receive prompt
attention.
0. M. ATKINSON.
directly from tbe peopl.
Tlie ngltallun for the i-oplllnr election
of national senators Is only one phase
of a general movement to simplify OU!
processes of expressing the will of tbe
people at the [tolls. The referendum Is
gaining ground, so nl«> Is the principle
of Initiative, likewise thnt of mnklnfl
laws at iln* [Hills by ballot. Experiments are being made of tb* -*"•*<■* 11.**
which |*ermlts voters todepose an oIH-
dnl by ballot. Many of the more rnd
leal reforms, as tbe referendum, for Instance, are made optional, nud thnt In
Itself shows the tendency to place the
power wholly In the hands of the
voters. What Ihe people do not see fit
to change when they have Ihe powet
would seem In tbe long run to have
their npprovnl.
Too Late to Claaslfy.
Newly Furnished Front Room-
540 Emersan street. S-lw*
"Let me see. Wbat aro Senntor
Smogg's Initials?" I bave forgotten
what tbey are, but 1 know tbat one
of them Is very likely to be 'Ex' In
the near future."—Puck.
"Wlgg—A had memory- gets a follow into lots of trouble.
Wagg—Tea. It's always springing
things on you tbat you thought you
had forgotten.—Philadelphia Record.
Art Student (engaging rooms)—
What Is that?
Landlady—Tbat Is,a picture of our
church done In wool by my daughter.
air. Sbe'* subject to art, too.—Pock.
Old nepers for under carpet*, two
Wu a hundred. Tim*** office.
General Fred Grant's calculation that
bad liquor account* for 00 per cent of :
the army troubles may be said to be
substantiated by iwpular *-x]>etience
with the stuff In civil life. It Is no
respecter of c-c-copatlons.
Instead of continuing hla "coufv-ssion*
of a drone" why doesn't young Millionaire Socialist Joseph Medllt Patterson
discontinue being a drone? But. then,
sperhaps be could not be a Socialist.
A great many old boys and * few
young ones will be pleased to bear tbat
Author J. T. Trowbridge recently celebrated his seventy-ninth birthday In
good shape.
The woman who died recently Just aa
ber tooth was pulled at least -*acaped
Un* usual Idiotic question aa to whether
It hurt.
Reports come from IJverpool of a
very timely nnd succetisful system of
holding up railway trains automatical
ly. It is claimed that even ;r tbe
ineebnnlsm of tbo signal system Rhould
hecomo disarranged the driver of tba
engine would Instantly be warned of
that fnct. An engine using this Invou
tion hns been ln operation on an English road for two years and has stood
all the testa for efllclency.
Dr. Wiley, the head sci<-*-tl*rt of ihe
agricultural department, has dl*i-ovor-
ed that tbe same muscles nn* brought
Into play In washing clothes na lo play.
Ing golf. However, It Is hardly likely
that golf ladles will adopt the wash
board as a substitute.
Wben tlie public no longer sees fuu
In the writings of Josh Billing* snd
Artemus Ward, but up to date editions
of Milton, Emerson nnd even Runyan
are greeted with roar* of laughter, wt
•ball know thst spelling reform baa
really struck In.
Nearly U.O0O.O0O pieces of mall went
astray In the United States last yeat
because no one could read tbe addresses. It Is expected that the number will be doubled this year with tbe
new spelling system.
The southern girls who stay st home
are quite positive tbo southern glrla
wbo hnve been visiting the northern
cities are not tbe representative beauties of the southland.
Russell Sage's widow very wisely fle-
alded that It would b* cheaper to pay
the b*tra than tb* lawyer*
The reported shortage of coal can
csrriea to the consumer th* usual seasonable bint tbat when be want*
supply of coal bs knows what kind ol
price* hs most pay.
Kipling street and receh
to 332
■ reward.
B-lw*
MISCELLANEOUS.
DRESSMAKING don* very
sbly. Mrs. A. E. Morris, 523 Almi
■tract,
Mrs. M. J. Gaits will reopen her
dressmaking parlors at 319 Alma St.
Phone Rod 276. 28-lm"
Kensington—Or pen painting on
velvet or glass taught In six lessons.
Single lessons, tl. Specimens. 1041
Bryant street. 5-3t"
STANFORD AUTOMOBILE
OARAGE.
Oil Alma Street
Automobile and Motor Cycle Repairing, Grandlng, Polishing, Model
wont, Brass and Iron Castings, :-.'I.■'-■■
el Plating. Electrical Repairing, Machine screws and supplies.'
Pbone Main 112.
TO IM> IF VOU WANT TO HAVE
YOl It MOVABLE EFFECTS TAKEN
CARE OF IS TO PLACE THEM IN
OUB MODERN STORAGE ROOM.
YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE WHEN
YOU DO. THERE AlfE VERY PEW
SURE THINGS, HUT OUR STORAGE WAREHOUSE IS ONE WHEN
IT COMES TO KEEPING TOUR
VALUABLE KPF-KCTS IN PROPER
CONDITION.
Palo Alto Transfer Co.
525 ALMA STREEI
Phone Main 90
University Announcements.
Registration of Voters—AH voter*
on the campus are requested to register at once at the University book-
stor*.
1906 ACCOUNTS—All outstanding
account* against the class of 1906
must be forwarded to me at once.
W. Y. WENTZ. Treasurer.
TO SEQUftlA ADVERTISERS
AND SUBSCRIBERS—Thu September Issue of tho Sequoln, comprising
an extra edition ot one hundred
copies, hns been practically exhausted before thc mailing list*
were completed. Any advertiser or
subscriber who does not wish to retain his Soptembor copy purmanuntlv
wlll confer a favor by notifying the
manager. H. C. GREEN.
Managing Editor.
i: 8. GIBSON
: San Francisco Messenger and Purchasing Agent -
Dally trips. Leave* 9:21 a. m
Agent for Thomas' Dyeing and
Cleaning. Care Crandall's Cyclery
Pbone Blue 333.
C. Ill MMi: COMPANY
Contracting
4IS Waverly street. Phone White
211. Promptness and good workmanship guaranteed.
PURE MILK AND CREAM delivered dally by the Palo Alto Creamery. •
"Yes." sighed Mrs. Lapsllng.
"Sophrony suffers terribly from neu*
ralagy- The only relief '.sbe ever
get* Is when she baa an opldmlc Inserted In hor arm."—Chicago Tribune.
"What do you understand by tbe
promise that the first aball be last.
Id the hereafter?" "Why, It refers
to tbe first of the month. I suppose-
aivss a fellow four weeks more, you
know."—Puck.
GEO. H. BENTLEY
Contractor for Plastering
General contractor. All old and
new work. Inside and outside,
promptly attended to. Estimates
given. Residence 6*35 Hamilton avenue Phon* Red 211. Paroentag*
work don*.
MISS M. GEARY
D*-e**maker
Sewing at home or by tbe day.
229 Hawthorne avenue, Palo Alto,
Cal.
Old papers for under carpet*, two
|blt* a hundred. Time* office.
Bread •!• -It-* ■• -<i dally. i n-i,,
inn.' aod wholesome. Ml Monte
llakcry. Ptwa* Fnlk-T A Co., Mala
SI.
JOHN O. VARIAN
Scientific Msssagc snd Mechanital
VlbratJooa.
Phyaicians commend bia'treatment
to a-ao, 7 to i
DR. WILLARD C. BE.AN
Osteopathic Physician.
Electricity. Electric light hatha
Monday, Wednesday and Friday; evenings by appointment, 450 High SL,
near University avenue. Palo Alto.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday;
evenings by appointment, 1902 De-
vltadero street, corner Pine, Baa
Franciaco. Telephone West 6527.
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
DR. H. C. PHELPS
Graduate American School of Osteopathy. KirkviUe. Mo. 121 University avenue, Crandall Building.
Hour* 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phon*
Main 79. Examinations free. Treatments given patient* at borne If de-
sred. Lady attendant at the offlc*
*t all hours.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHARLES ED HODGES
■ Anliltiv!.
452 Channlng avenue. Palo Alto,
San Franciaco Office, Ult O'Farrell
str**t.
11. Mii.Mi.KKlN
PUoo Tamer and !_,,
Formerly of Sherman, Clay A Co., Is
located permanently at 621 Everett
avenue. Palo Alto, and guarantee*
satlafactlon In all piano work. Including th* polishing of piano cases
HflITT SCH°0-*'FOR BOYS
UUl I I Menlo Park. CaL
.Lost but three day* on account of
earthquake. Thirty-third semester
oj-ena August 27, 1906. Addree*
Principal. W. J. Meredith.
Miss Lii/nlH-fi. Hughes, A. H„ M 8.
Tutoring In .Preparatory Branch**,
1248 Waverly SL, Tel. Red 81.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATB
FOR SALE
10 acres apricots and prunes;
nothing better In tbe valley.,
10 acre* peaches; fine location;
good hoii!...
13 acres apricots an
