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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
navol Awards Contracts.

Major c. A. DevOl. general sUperintend-
ent of the transport service. awarded con-
tracts yesterday for repairs to the Sher-
man. The work will be completed so that
the vessel may sail for Manila October I.
The w. S. Ray Manufacturing Company
will make the repairs to the saloon and
galley for S131. The California Machine
Works will do the engine. boiler and hull
work for $975. Contracts were awarded to
the lowest bidder in each case.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
Music at Trinity Church.

The choir of Trinity Church, under the
personal direction of Mr.. Eaton. will rem
der Light of Life at the services next
Sunday evening. The public is cordially
invited to attend the services. The choir
has been reinforced for the occasion to
forty members.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
Allowance Refused the Bells.

The petition of John B. Carson, guard
ian of Reginald and Eustace Bell, for an
allowance for his wards out of the estate
of their father, Thomas Bell, was denied
in Judge Coffeys court yesterday. 1t was
refused because of the objections to the
allowance by the creditors of the estate
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

The people of Denver, by an overwhelming major
ity, have refused to adopt city charter which
submitted to their consideration Somebody must
have informed them thoroughly of our experience
and they took advantage of predcament 1t is
always well to know that our neighbors profit by
example, even if it is unfortunate
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
Last Reserved Seat excursion.

The North Shore r. r.. that has met with
such success with its reserved seat excursions
to Cazadero Redwoods and the Russian River,
announces the last excursion Will be this
coming Sunday. 81 80 round trip entities you
TO a reserved seat. Tickets on sale only at
626 Market ST.. s. F.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
cameras and supplies.

If you want to retain in memory a
picture Of some interesting event, snap
it with a camera from the Photographic
department of Sanborn, Vail & Co, TAI
Market st
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

Townsend's California glace fruits ana
candies. soc a pound. in artistic fire.
etched boxes. A nice present for Eastern
friends. rs Market ST., above Call bldg .
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). 30 CALI
fornia street Telephone Main 1872
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

A set of six Chippendale mahogany
chairs, with open backs, fetched f2SS los
in London recently.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
OUR MERCHANT MARINE.

~ NE OF the gratifying features of the political
1 j outlook is the cordial Endorsement given to
- the demand for legislation in favor Of the
American merchant marine by Republican conven-
tions in every State where State conventions have
been held this year Even in Nebraska where the
people have been supposed to be more or less in
different to shipping interests the declarations
of the party have been notably direct and strong
and it is thus made evident that the grangrowers OF
the State have clear conception of the Importance
of having efficient merchant fleet upon the ocean
to carry their surplus grain to foreign markets
The Democrats of Ohio adopted a long platform
dealing mainly with State issues, but they did not fail
to note the growing demand for an enlarged mer-
chant marine, and with their customary obstinacy
they proceeded to denounce and condemn it. The
issue therefore becomes in that State partisan one
though it should not be So for a merchant marine
serves equally all the interests OF the people, and
Democratic we'll Republican farmers merchants
| and workngmen profit by it. Still, having been
mted to support of free trade the party doubtless
feels itself bound for consistency sake to oppose
sort of legislation that tends to protecr and ad-
vance any American industry, whether on land or
sea.
The issue is an old one and the public is familiar
with the arguments which sustain the cause of those
who advocate the adoption of efficient system of
protecting our ocean going merchant service 1t is
known that one OF the main causes of our inability
to compete with foreign shipping is the difference
between the rate of wages that prevail here and that
which obtains in European shipyards. Many sta
tistcs have been published from time to time showing
by official figures that were the European lines
unsubsidzed they would still have advantage
lis by reason of low wages. The opponents of an
American merchant marine have sometimes denied
the validity of such statistics when they could no
longer evade them, and it is therefore worth while
to direct attention to new testimony on the sub
ject.
There recently appeared in the London Times an
article by "An Ulster Workingman" giving the
perence of fellow workman with respect to wages
in Great Britain and the United States In the
course of his letter he says:
! fellow workman and 1 were in receipt of 80 sh-
! ings per week time My fellow
flag and to go to country that would do better for
him. so he the United States and received 60
shillings per week right off When he in this
country the wage of 30 shiings weekly expedi-
q shillings.s which left shings margin:
now, while his have Increased by double the
he received when in this country assures me
that his expenditure has increased by Only one-third
thus
! In this country his re- In the United States
/ ceipts 30s weekly 30s America receipts
His expenditure was are weekly. COS
! weekly ................27s His expenditure is,
weekly .................. .36s
Margin of saving
os
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

1t is strange how fate entwines good with evil and
evil with good even in the unexpected things of life
worthy man OF this city recently fell heir to i'm
mense fortune upon the single condition that he pay
his mother-in-law $25 month for the of her life
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

A factor has entered into the calculations of
Old World diplomats in reference to the Balkan sit
sstion Servia has intimated as far as her authori
fies are able TO make definite announcement on
anything that she viii the field against Turkey
Il depredations against Christians are not summariIy
suppressed in Macedonia. It should not be sup
posed. however that because. Servian army officers
have proved themselves adopts in murder they are in
any way proficient in the brutalities of war
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

President Castro of Venezuela certainly has the
most persistent and ingenious press agent in the
world The latest insult offered by the dictator of
the southern republic to foreigners by inspiring
newspaper attacks on all creditors OF the nation has
done harm to nobody 1t is gratuitous exhibition
of cheap blackguardis but has called Castro again
to the notice of the world as the bad man par ex-
cellence Of the Western Hemisphere. 1t requires
brains than Castro has given evidence of pos
sessng to present thus to the earths public
Honduras and Nicaragua are bristling for again
like two bantam roosters. While their troubles are
of moment and the world feels hardly languid
interest in them, they certainly possess historical
value as the preliminary absurdities which will make
necessary permanent peaceenforcing federation of
Central American states
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

the National Guard of California
at the joint maneuvers of the United
States troops of the Department of the
Lakes and Missouri and the entire Ma
tionaI Guard forces of Ohio, Indiana, IL
linois and Kentucky.
This maneuver division is a beginning
of the Joint rnaneuvers between the reg
ulars and the National Guard forces, as
contemplated by the Dick bill, passed by
the last Congress. California will not be
represented other than by an officer de-
tailed to be presently invitation of the
Secretary of War-at each of the maneu-
vers to be held at West Point, al Fort
Riley, Kans. and elsewhere. The mem
bers of Battery D, in appreciation of the
honor conferred upon the battery and the
FIRST Artillery, rendered a banquet last
Tuesday evening at Cafe Zinkand. and
Captain Keesling was presented with a
souvenir appropriately engraved.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
In the United states of
Margin Of saving
power weekly. ........ IS

Or, in other words, for shilling he
this country, he eight shlings In the
States besides having better educational facilities pro-
vided for his children.
That is the story of the personal experience OF
workngman in shipyards of the two countries 1t
contains by implication story Of the cause OF the
failure of the United States to hold her own as
ship building country in competition with Great Brit
ain In this country have sought to establish
industrial system which will permit the worker
to have a considerable margin of profit over and
above expenses when maintaining a comfortable
standard of living In Great Britain under the free
possible so to be able to build ships more cheaply
than any other nation. We cannot and we ought not
to try to compete with the British i'll that respect and
accordingly we either abandon all expectation
of having merchant marine the deep seas equal
to Our needs must give to our ship-buders
and our shp-owners protection equal to that given
to American industries on land
1t be borne in mind Of course that the question
of the wage rate affects the manning and operation OF
ship as we'll as that OF building one The American
gets better fare, better pay and better ac-
commodatons of all kinds than the foreign seaman
It is right that he should do So for the American
people do not expect sailors any more than other
classes of American workers to compete in cheap
American merchant marine is therefore an imperative
issue of the day, and the people have right to de-
mand it of Congress at the coming session.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

A San Franciscan, on marriage bent, baked the
other day just the cementing words OF the Judge
we're being spoken. The new aedged benedict ie-
orant Of his married future mournfully remarked
that marriage and suicide synonymous When
will the world ever be able to understand the idiotc
caprice which governs womans choice?
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

Our trade mission to Menelik King of Abyssinia.
has excited the deep concern of European diplomats.
who see in our innocent sinister develop
merit OF Uncle Sans imperalistic policy Let the
suspicious ones quiet their fears. We want only to
clothe the naked and feed the hungry at market
prices We probably will sell only few overals and
make advantageous disposition of few missionaries
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

Ask for THE CALL. The Operator VIII Connect
You With the Department You Wish.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25

OFFICE. Market and Third, s. F.
EDITORIAL ROOMS. -. .217 TO 221 Stevenson ST.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-25
VICTORY IN SIGHT.

W TITH good ticket, good platform and
NV degree of harmony in the party that as
sures loyal support to every candidate, the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-29

Der elm anitdnbiges Sabreseebalt,
mie es cine gauge Gnsabl anoerer
Staten Der Union tbun. SD be-
sablt Sbio ieinen @eiebgebern iol6
einen Sabreseebalt pon 5000. Walz
laduietts $3.50, SEEM Dort 81, 500,
Benniploanien $1,000 uno Suinois
Ioear 81, 500 per Seiiiun +!
@ir iino felt u~ber5euat, oaB Die
Burger oes Staates 9eras burd)
iDlh cine Meueruna nut eeuinnen
puroen. Damn muroe allerminoe=
items Elm erniter @ettbeuerb um Die
&onotoatur fir ben Geprdientan=
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tbatiddlib nidt Der Sail it. Sonit
miiroen Dem n5auie" nidt 10 piele
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mod pDr elm Doer amei Sabren Die
Staatszl1niperlitdt beluhten, es abel
iebt ihpn gum n5on." gebra9i
hqben. 0as mDeen ia gang intel:
ligente iunee 2eute iein, aber geraot
Elm @eiebaeber ioate oDb auh cir
peniq 2ebens grfabrung baben !!
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Sine munSerbare @rinonna.

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melGe gapeten lbneibet, flebt unb
aufb6ngt. 9as 8ebiet Der @rnns
ouneen uub @ntoedungen i6eint
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gntbedung fir Sbminoiuht. -9les
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Shminoiubt. SIR %einitimrieea
urtbeil lautet babin: r@s 1T Die
bette unb superldiliaite Meoicin fiji,
Sails unb 2ungenleioen" Seot
so Gents uno $1.00 : Slaibe wirf
garantirt ourd S. &alteper &
SDbn, @ep. S. Sbmitt, @igentbii.
mer, unb ". 9reiB' Ipotbete
8rpbeflalhen fret.
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bel "a Berienen getDotet uno etnoa
finf5ig Ihner perlebt tpuroen. Mah
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Siitet @ud, o salbeu Ga.

tarrb. bic Oledjlber entbalten, Do Qnedilber i6er
ben Sinn oes Scrubs ~5erit6ren uno oas gauge Sp=
fem o6li9 3~erriitten miro, lpenn es ourd Die iblei=
mi9en Sberildhen einoringt. sol6e Artifel Iolten
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brandt lperoei. oa Der Gdaoen, ben lie anridten,
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sielen %tbnntst. 6att's aatarrb Sur,
iabrigirt. BON s. ). @benep & Co., Soleop, Obiu,
sntbdlt tein Gnedflber utb tp,ro innerli6 eenom=
men I1to pirtt oirett auf Die Ihleimieen G6trfd6en
oes Spfems. @enn Sbr Saa's Ratarrb : Rur
tauft, ieio fiber, oaB Sbr Die ddte betommt. sic
lpiro innerlth genommen uuo in Soleoo, Ohio, bon
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!pMAL SPRINGS NURSERY,
Net : &3rdunfefs. eerda.

DieleS it bic pnufdnoigffe 4sn6 befs
!l9eridtete 1ainti@ule I'M Giioen.
9 geroea ale slrteft un6 aIe grbBen
2Q9 Uhut1er!s Strduhern unb HInn5en
4DFlftueI1ae i'm Sfbeu ge6eiben. @ir
~ y Dtefett Sabre einer beipnber8
9Rs1 $Orr1tb bDn 2-3idbrigen Bau<
31ftd3e fmun I'm naabffen Gnntn1er
b sra9ef.
yufe Banre, biIige Hreiie unb ehrliehe
oaeturg III infer gelhdftsprinbip.
E1!saso9 tuiro gegen 2 gents fir Bnrtp
mi peria1bf.
fdfssse: OTTO LOCKE,
Mer 8rannfels, Ser.
The Lamar register., 1903-08-26

The rain yesterday afternoon was
something which was much needed and
very acceptable. 1t laid the dust on
the streets and the road to the fair
grounds and also helped put the track
in fine condition. Now il the rain will
stay away the rest Of the week, we can
all be thankful.
Vessels Dramatic Company, which is
holding forth at the opera house this
week, 10 composed Of very capable actors
and judging from the two performances
already given, all who attend will be
we'll repaid. The attendance Monday
and Tuesday night was rather small,
but the troupe gave a show just the same
and did it we'll.
Judge G. E. Billingslea and wife are
enjoying visit from their son, Ira, who
with his family are spending couple of
weeks here. Mr. Billingslea had not
seen his parents for about fifteen years,
and the visit is most pleasing event.
Mr.. Billingslea resides down in Oklaho-
ma, whore he has a prosperous business.
He thinks this is great country.
The Lamar register., 1903-08-26

The telephone, with q sound proof
booth, has been installed in the rooms
Of the Lamar Commercial Club, and it
will prove great convenience to the
members. The number is "Lamsr" As.
j. H. Jones, treasurer Of Bent county
was here on Monday, and had some talk
with our treasurer in regard to the rail
road tax. 1t is probable that the old
back tax matter may be settled in the
near future.
The Sunday evening theme at the
Presbytrian church will be Olympia"
the scene Of the ancient Olympic games,
the great festivals that marked time for
the worlds history for centuries. The
place is interesting still today.
Little Irene Beasley, daughter Of Mrs.
Beasley, who recently came here from
Abilene, Kansas, passed away last Sun
day, aged two years. The funeral took
place on Sunday, from the residence Of
Fred Lee. where Mrs. Beasley is em-
ployed.
Sheriff George Barr, Of La Junts, was
here last week, having come with war
rant for man charged with purloining
horse. He found his man north OF
the river, and he was perfectly willing
to face the charge, claiming the horse
was his own.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hsgaman are in
town, having come down from La Junta
to spend the week with relations and to
take in the fair festivities. Mrs. Haga-
man will be remembered as Miss May
Robinson, daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
D. w. Robinson.
A. ]. Harker and family have become
residents Of Lamar. For several years,
Mr.. Harker has been, and still is, inte-
rested in the development of the Carrizo
copper mines. He does not intend to
give up the mining but will make his
home in Lamar.
Frank j. Holmes, after being absent
from Lamar for many weeks, came into
town yesterday morning. As many
know, Frank is employed as travelling
man by the Lamar Milling & Elevator
company, and it is safe bet that he
tuned his trip here 30 as to take in the
far.
A we'll known citizen, who has been
developing strong symptoms Of becom-
ing bald headed, was very earnestly ad
vised by his wife to gut Joe Conwell to
give him some lotion to prevent badness.
Now, wouldn't that make you smile?
Take look at Joe.
Ball Bros, opened up their meat mar
ket on last Friday in the Ironclad build
ing. 1t ls one of the neatest, cleanest
and most attractive markets ever start
ed in Lamar, and they handle only the
choicest of meats. All citizens of La
mar who desire the best meats and want
it fresh and clean should give them q
call, or you can get them over the
phone at Black Ala.
Joe Newman and his troupe came to
the opera house last Friday night and
delighted all who attended their enter
tainment. The night was very warm
and the audience was not large, but each
number on the program received a
hearty encore. The members Of the
company are arrests in their respective
lines, and the troupe presents q most
pleasing aud refined entertainment.
The Lamar register., 1903-08-26
THE LAMAR SEED co.

Fred Kelsey is down from Delagua,
visiting his parents and shaking hands
with old friends.
Frank Wright came down from Canon
City this week to attend the fair and
visit with friends few days.
Mrs. d. H. Dickson and children, OF
Granada, are visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Robinson.
A. P. Henry has opened meat mar
ket and grocery just north of the depot
and is enjoying a good patronage.
Miss Mabelle Mears returned this
week from Pennsylvania where she has
spent the summer visiting relatives.
Rev. Benjamin Myers and family, from
Garner, Iowa, are visiting in Lamar at
the home OF Mr.. Myers brother. 1. H.
Myers.
Paul Denning is just now enjoying a
visit from his mother, Mrs. M. j. Den
ming Of Leoti, Kansas She will stay
some time.
T. j. Harker and family, from Carrizo
have become citizens Of Lamar, and are
occupying the Henderson property in
the south part Of town.
Register j. A. Williams Of the land
office returned last Friday from an out
ing OF several weeks spent at Manitou
and other mountain resorts.
Mrs. Ida Swigget, who formerly re-
sided here, and conducted a millinery
establishment, is here on visit and will
remain during the fair week.
Mrs. L. M. Latta and son have re-
turned to Lamar, after very pleasant
trip to Indiana, where they visited with
relatives and old time friends.
MARRIED-At the Davies hotel on
Tuesday evening, August 25. Mr.. Alon-
20 T. Davis, of Freeman, w. Va, ard
Miss Mae M. Showalter, of Lamar.
Miss Zoe Loudly, popular young
lady, from Las Animas. is spending the
week here, the guest of her friends, Miss
Annie and Hallle Mourn ing, and Miss
Fay Huddleston.
The streets in the north part Of town
have been or are being graded up, and
water mains have been laid, to the great
convenience Of the residents Of that por-
tion Of the burg.
The "water cure," 80 much talked Of
since the Philippine war, has been tried
with great success in Lamar, we are in
formed. The victims name has not yet
been made public.
B. F.. Mcclellan. while fixing the elec
trio wires at the opera house last Satur-
day, fell from fourteen foot step ladder
and received severe injuries which still
necessitate the use of crutch.
E. NJ. Mears says that the "horseless
carriages" are fraud. as one got stuck
in mud hole near his place last week
and the owner had to send up 10 his
house to get horses to pull it out.
Frank McGrath came up from Holly
this morning and made proof upon a
desert land claim. He was accompanied
by John W. wampler. They staid to
take in the fair.
Will G. Boyd, who used to be in the
dry goods business in Lamar, but who
is now in business in Canon City, has
come down to visit his brother, j. G.
Boyd, and to take in all the sights at the
big county fair.