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alnrn nakpta.
Garueoie.g ;6Iinth,f

MISUNDERSTANDING. Sargos
npe 6olfebibliotbef, bportil anSrep
Carnegie bar ifirnfet $4,000, bleu
cabinet Den 26oe Sonuar meo en- flor
%ofentlig Heception. gpgningens SO.
lteloe er $4,000, og @runOtomten,
Der er ifianfet al 9pen, foiter $500.
5 Sarge itrrper maj M meo at
iaa oreoet igiennem 6orilaget ON at
forflptte "Statefairen" ira Manban
til fsritnponte 9p. 5drgo CONNER
cial Club bar taget iis al Sagen og bill
foriege at ~operbepiie 2eaislaturen ON
Oct craftsmanship / 5lptninsen.
8rnbcurganiiatipn. arbeiSerne
| Signitegru6erne | RorS 9afota boil
Der paa at o~rsaniiere Jig. De bill
~forlange s timers grbeiosbaa og en-
2sn al ira $3.50 til $500 pr. Dag.
gftcriom unionerne blir score orga-
niieret, bill fpnOige arbeibere fomme
til ira andre Steoer, os Broouftionet
bill oeroeo forsges.
Ggperimenter meo 2infrp. - BRO
fesior 8. 6. 3oIep bar, iom
fsr meoOelt, ioretaget forifielige CT.
~perimenter meO 2inirs, og bon er paa
8ei til at finoe en- S9oart, iom fan
pofse / alleTass Serb. Ssr bar bet
oiit Iig, at ptsie Slags Sorosmon gjer
9inplantet ing, og bet S~psrgsmaal
opitoo %, ON ser life er ct 6rs, iom
fan boise og tribes operalt. San
tror MI, at ban er npr Sssuingen al
Bette pigtise Spsrgsmaal, og itabfe.
tier grfaring bans Sorbaabninser, BIZ
han bape giort Jig f%ortient til Saf al
belle Roropeiten. S BET meo 2ano.
brugsIfolen forbunOne 8riobus bar
han ira 1900 foretaget fine @rperi.
nenter, og Sc bar fsrt BAN til Den
Slutning at Der ptrfeli9 ftnbes Gin.
frs, iom aIorig bliper ipgt, bporban
Sorbbunoen enc er.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
altnIr.

st glaS / Salt 2afe gttp iammen'
ligneSe forleoen 2egislaturmeolem'
merne meO 8aniner og erfIareoe, al
bisie firbeneoe Sfabninser ,ttoiIiomi
pilSe sisre meregtptte for Zig enb De TO-
beneOe, iom MI forer Oct itOre Sro
De ~lopeiuenOe Sole. ODER benre no.
talelie blep observation-disclosures
bsi @rab iorarget, og ben 26oe os,
ueotog Heprpientantbuiet en- Teiolu'
ton, boori Oct paa bet eftertrpffeligite
bGpber, at Reblemmerne itaar bsiere
| SnteQigens emo aaniner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Eaa ct anSct StcS | Sette 9ummer


al "0ecorab.G oiten" bill 9perne iinoc
Ell i~nteresiaut artifeI ira Dor Spetige
Observation-Disclosures Saan0 ON
Dor feire6e 2anbsmar0 anute ReIion,
iom paa isritfcmmenSe RanOag ieirer
i'm ~60'aarige SsOielsbus. amtte NeI.
ions aarriere er, JONI aorreiponOen.
ten rigtig bemGrfer, eneItaaenoe
bIonbt Rorbm9noene / amerifa. Weo
alt, ION MI filler / poIitiif Spiat.
ming, bill arute Relion for foutmenoc
Slrster peObIipe at iaaa iom Ell al DC
f%orneinite W9rb, Der noaengnng err
itogaaet fra ct norif Stem, oct bore
fig paa fGbrene @rrnS eacr frentme0
Sorb. Reget funoe bisieIig iigcS til
bans aoS og 9ersmmcIIe; men oct er
ooerfisoigt. Wanoeus Gerionliebeo
90 8ierntng / Sen uffentlige 8irfiom.
9eo, boor ban er iat, taler t~poeIigere
END Orb. Sor bore Gtterfommere bill
Senator ReIion itaa JON ct Ipienoe
erempeI pau, bpao en- beaaoet, men
fattig fremmeofsSt Gut T q n naa irem
til / Dor 8epubItf, raar ban tiaiae er
uSruitet meb en- iterf Billie og en-
ubeielig enersi. en- Iationalitct,
iom bar ilise Repraientantcr | bette
aanos offentIise 9ip, ifaI nof iGtte
NGrfer eiter Jig / bets llooiflinsl
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Gbieagps SnnbbebspGien bar ut

Gbieagps S~inbbeospGicn bar no.
ietSt en- Del itatiittifc Spgaper, Tom,
bois De er FORFEIT, iisIpe '"Sribunc"
bier, at me6ens ]puImonariif Sllbercu.
lois, Der aIminOeIigpis CT fienbt IN.
Der Eapr Of SGring, er / a~fta0enSe
Der | SarOet, CT 2ungebctpnocIien i
SutagenSe. Senne StngeneS I'll.
ftmo er al en- alporIigcre Ratur, ea6
man ! Eieblitfet iful0e fro; tbi piitnJe
er Oct iaa, at Der itaar itsrre SfrGf al
SGringen END nogelt anoen Spgoom
poa @runS a. at Experimentation bar
5Hret iao nogct upr mo9teSIeS oDer.
for ben, men ri ier Sog, buorIcoes 6en5
SHere tiOt IeOer anr eftcr Gar uSer
fpn5erIi8 9i0eIie, 5 Roofutniua her.
I'll gi6r 2lin9cbetpnOeIien / ReaeIen
fort EroceS mGS Sc GoIt, hos bprm
ben facr Stbpns. eeIo ON Rotienten
fomn1er zig, piI SDaoommcu hare Ct.
terIoSt fine ~if1oeIi9e % ncNGrpNen0e
@%trfningcr qaa bans 2c8cnc, "a ban
oil bare paa 0isie belle lit Gin. Get
He0er / SunSbeb&oricnctS Bulletin.
at ii0cn ToIfetGQinger / 1900 itpISes
ooer en- S~ttcrSe5e. Of GsS8fal0ene /
Chicago 2ungcbetrnoeIie. Ten bar
iuaIeOe& bragt en- Sre6ie6cI Here
Wennejfer ! @raosn ems 8Grinaen %
Der procertris o~oertoveoet 8roferct
gauite onoerIe0eS poI0Iomt blunbt Sc
@e0en0c& Sol pr0 no1cn m0cn Spa.
Com. Ser O9 firth Brocert iIere or
0e0e al @rn9c6CtGnSeIie en0 al Site,
ritis, 8oien, SnfIuen5a, Rp3Iinler,
aopper, 3eroeieber og aigboite til
ianrmcn, % / Sc fsrite iDtten Gage /
Sanuar Settc Gar ifgIScs al 1886
GebSial0 i Chicago Be 900, aitiaa
curr en- 6emtr6eI, 2unsebetrnOeIic.
Den boaS JON iuaIeSeS bier fig at
bare SiiRISet for nruute gpS ge0.
fomueuAe er tiInarmeIiespis 1iIiGl.
bet oper belle 2anbet.
Or. RepnoIOs beuIeSer SpmGrt.
~ioH9eoen paa Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Ohio.
WeSiulers Iiubc.

WcainIerS Winbc. = Nf0soe Nil.
liam Neainlep par fsOt Den 27Se Sa.
ruar, % 0agen blep feiret Canton.
g., Der par bans Siem. % boor ban
lisger b~esrapen. 9lan0t De mango.
iom inoianbt iia, BAR bans giterisIser
paa SrGlioentiioIen. Sbeooore Rooie-
belt. IeainIeps Statsminiiter 8il.
liam 81, Gap. bans ariesminiiter,
Glibu BOOT. bans grtpatiefretGr Gpr-
ielppii. Gen. .. 9. R. Doune. Gen.
eeonarS @ooo. Gen. 9iite G. @rigbi
Games 3. Grant. 8. 8. aobIinnt fra
Gbicasc, CHARLES Gmcrp Smith og
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

) Canada bIeo Der giort 22,194
"$omeIteaS entries" / 1902. aarct
icr bar Ser fun 9,145 8erioner, iom
fog 9unb unOer GaraOas SomeItcab.
LOBE, iaa 8oregeIieu bar ppret enooq
uiGSoanIig itor. Get optagne 9ano.
pmraaSe i 1902 uogier 100000
Gcres mere END / 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
4pn gnkntn.

4tlas Glcpator / Se Smet br9nbte
forleoen aften tiaigemeb 1900 gu.
ibels Soeoe 90 600 guibeIs gpg.
Gsmte S9ngIlct. - Sad Sullp, en-
berpgtet areaturtpp, iom bar beniio.
Set i 5anglet i @ttfeu. ifafeSe Jig
forleoen Scat peo SiGlp al en- Sern'
tang al 8itteret / lin Gele, bpormeo
ban boreoe ct Sui / 89ggen, ao9uttg
til set Fri, % aae @eItr96eIIer TOR at
faffe BAN bar iiben uGret frugteslsie.
Glcpaturbranb. - Sheffield, en-
Citation beligaenoe s Itil / git for
Suron pao Great 9ortbern, neo.
brpnSte ON Iorgenen ben 26Se bs.
So6n glairS @leputpr tiaigemeo H..
900 9uibels aorn. Sabet paa 9pe.
ningen er $4,000, booruf $500 er
o9ffet peb DISTURBANCE. &ornet bar
life asiureret.
9saitor u. 8. Sfaful, Brett / Ser.
gems airfe / 2pnn Sopnibip, Osoe
5reoag ben 23oe Sanliar al en- lpn.
gere inoportes Spgoom. Slafoa par
en- ogtet og afbolot 8rGit, og bans
9ortgang pil nof isles. San e~iterla.
Der gitfe % ipp 9srn, bporaf bare en-
er foniirmeret, ifriues til "OsplS.
lib"
Sfilsmisiclpben. - Sremitaaenbe
Moppfater / Spo Iafpta er al ben
Spfatnins, at BEN nplig afgipue aien.
belle al Sc iSor. Staters Ssieiteret,
bporeiter SfilsmiSjer tilitaaet / nGpn.
te Stat ofte er itgploi9e, booebiagelig
grunoer Jig paa Den SmItpnoigbeb, at
gnisgcren ON Sfilsmisie / set fore.
liggenSe Sili9Ioe life boobe boet /
Staten ben lopbefaleoe Sio, % at
aienoeIien iaaIeSes / gtrfeli9beoen
life omitsSer Spb Safotos Sfils.
%misieoomne | fin Acknowledged.
Sub Safptas horticultural 60.
cietp" bar npIig bout en- HGffe Rsoer
| 8ooniofet. WBberte par goot be-
isgte al GeprGientanter fra ollie San.
ter al Staten, og en- IiuIig Renines.
uooerIing fanot 5teo ~angaaenbe
SpsrgsnaaL ~neorsrenSe SoritpGIeu,
Sapcoprfning % SrugtauI. ,af iGr.
Iia SnteresIe bar bet berunber at er'
fare, at 8rugtbnper meb f~orbolbSuis
go0t llObptte bar pGret foriBgt lige
ira Statens noroIigite til oers ipblie.
tie 8rRnie. 8Ian0t SeIifabets @m.
beosmGnS er u. 9orbp fra IaOiion
girepr9iiSent % Broi. q. 6. Ranien
peo 2anS6russfolen | Sroofings &c.
fretPr.
Mutton pper Snbianerlanb. - Iii
Saaren pil omfriug 100000 acres
SnbiarerIano blipe iat til auftion.
Get ligger / Rebraifa os SpS Safota
% er life Ianat ira gperue peo Mis.
i~ouriflooen. Sor 10 aar iibeu gap
Regierinseu "gaotments" (@aarS.
pdrtcr) til Snoianere. 9e oofsns fit
100 Gcres og minoreaarise ff so;
men M or mango al Dem osbe, % Be.
res 4rpiuser sulfer, at 2anbet ifal
foroi DC bar SorSloober ielp
og bellere oil bare 8ontanter eib Sc
aiosScS "AaetmentS". On flor Gel
al De 100000 Icres err bel ififfet til
Aaerbrug, % ma mcner, at Sriien
pil bIipe omfring $50 pr. aere. Der
err osiaa 2anO. iom er uoIaet til SAP.
neeanae. S~noianere. iom fif bette.
bar Ieiet Oct bort til SoGgeiere. De
iorificlige Aqoiments er Der Sobbelt
iaa itore iom &c sorise. Weset Seraf
,r ififfet til Gprfnins, Ran beresner,
Al Snl1et oil ~inObrinse benoeo $i,.
&c iaa sienleoenoe Snoia.
pil faa matae Bense iii Of lepe
Al. De ffiffeIise iblanot Dem fan Ben.
sene blipe til geliisnelie, naor sobe
bpiSe 5amiIier boirtter iis | Ssres
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Mibte; men beso9rre er oct at Be.
irpgte, at 6lerbeoen oil BRUCE 8engene
til i'm SorS9rpelie.
RuuTuB.
Gift bia cl(er bctal Sfat,

8ift big cller betal Sfat. - Tepre.
ientanten Campbell | 8anias' 2egisla.
titr bar inObragt ct Sorilag, Der gaar
no paa, at ale ungfarIe, iom er rolf
og rsrie, ifal betaIe en- Sfat al 80
Collars ON aaret, efter at De bar
naaet 40 aarS alberen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Maaoe fom | 2poefsSngen. 2sroag
Den 24oe Deotos Senatet en- Bin, iom
nnpenoer geitenmelierne | 2anos.o.
pens aapital s pna gpsrumoe, Der
prlges poa ~aiitaaet SnDianerIanb i
Winneicta. Genne Bin bill fomale
til at gicIOe Gals Cafe Heierpotionen,
ON Observation-Disclosures "slIotmclt"
til Mrs. SDoed crflrres MgpIoigt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Mtdtann.

Sgen ignfer. - SnObpaserne /
Horpag er uroIig | anleOning al, at
ptsle Gele al Spen bolber paa at ipn.
tie. gtelionS 8lod, Der ligger paa so.
Deogaoen, er iunfet opbere % opbere
neo / Sorben. dragon Winen er lige
nnber 9pen; og Der ipnes at bore en-
Nnltgbeo for, at Ben fan Huge ben
bel % boloen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
pnrbtnptnn.

Ssie SpcSepriier. - S~oeoepriier.
ne bar naaet bet bsieite Burft, bpor.
til Be cr naaet paa mango aar / ga.
louie Gourttp, ifripes fra Spofane.
8riierne er. MI ira SO til 65 Gents pr.
glihel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
9lltnnta.
Sc 0eSliScnSe | Siulaub.

DC NBblibcnSe | SinlauS. - Or.
6. 5. Ssrenion, Der er SooeoIege oeb
noroIige Nihigars Soipital / @olu.
met pg Er9iiOent for ben Central.
fomite, Der bar iat Jig / Sptoien for
SnoiamIing al 9iSrag til Be Rs0li.
oenOe / Sinlan0, opboIber iis for 81.
Den / Chicago, til bbis finite oa Ipen.
ife 9~efolfning ban appellere paa set
~ItaffelS Sinners 8egne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Here andre, On aitenen bpIotes en-
ganfet / Ncfinlep Sotel / Canton,
og ben mgroeOe BrRiioents Sip ug
@ierninger ifilOreoes Der / im1ffe
Saler al Br9iiOent HooepeIt, Dom.
mer 3ap General Cute 6. @rigbt %
CHARLES @morp Smith.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
3tlinnrTntn.

GpnntpaSpufat 9anrSmano / Min.
ncnpolis bar iaeisst l~logiperne al
"RcGlures Waga3ine" ior $4,000
StaSeseritaiuins ior buao BAN betras.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Get paatrHftc nurffe Sclifab bIeo
orBaRiieret peo WsSet | minneapolis
Sirshag os SusSas | beune ltgc. Del.
iaseIIen bar eonifc itor. @ormere
MseSSeIeIie ON gfeSet / urite Stun.
rIer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Seuofemne 9tumlnere al "2Seb
srneu" Ion erbploes lur 10e
EXTRA.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Marinosa Sails For Tahiti.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Mariposa did not leave for Ia
hiti yesterday until after II o'clock
on account of the fog. The mists lift
ed, however, and the sun was shining
brightly when Captain Rennie gave
the order to cast off the lines and the
Mariposa dropped into the stream and
headed for the Golden Gate. She
passed out Of the harbor under a blue
sky and when the Merchants Ex-
change observer at Point Lobos saw
the last of her as she disappeared
over the horizon she was we'll clear of
the land. She carried the usual gen.
eral cargo and passengers, among
whom were the following named:
]. L. Doty and wife. Mrs. Doty, Miss
Doty, z. B. de Cola and wife, NJ
Cor and wife, G. Chaffey, e. n. Pop
penrath, NJ. Charlier, Miss Chaffey, M.
Bodin. L. Martin and Mrs. Texier
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Lakme LOgeg Her Rudder.

The steam schooner Lakme, which
arrived yesterday sixty-four hours
from San Pedro, was steered for al
most the entire passage by a jury rud-
der. When crossing the bar outside
Of San Pedro harbor on November %
the Lakme struck bottom and the
jar jolted off her rudder. Instead of
returning to the southern port for re-
pairs Captain Klitgaard ordered all
hands to the rigging of a makeshift
rudder and within a few hours a
skillfully slung spar was doing the
Lakme's steering almost as efficiently
as the rudder had served before the
accident. Captain Klitgaard is a fear
less mariner and a navigator of some
note, but too capable a seaman to
take unnecessary chances with his
owners property. The Lakme's jury
rudder was all right for the run up
the coast, but a little bit unhandy for
making port in the hazy kind of
weather which yesterday morning
prevailed in these parts. Rather than
risk a misadventure on the bar Cap
tain Klitgaard anchored his vessel
outside the heads and by and by the
towboat Sea Queen came along, pass
ed a line to the Lakme and towed her
into port. In spite of the accident
the trip from San Pedro was made
in sixty-four hours.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02

F. S. Bowen and wife. Second Lieuten-
ants John Randolph, W. B. Wallace, V.
W. Boiler and wife, J. S. McCleery, A.
NJ. Pardee and mother, H. NJ. Nelly and
wife: P. G. Wrightson and mother, F.
H. Carrithers and wife A. z. Ahrends
and wife. B. w. Phillips, A D. Chaffin,
Emmett Adds, G. A Dennis, Surgeon
w. J. Harris and wife.
First Lieutenant James K. Tracey,
Marine Corps; Commodore John w.
Moore and wife, United States navy;
Mrs. NJ. T. Leay, Mrs. T. NJ. Corcoran,
Mrs. L. r. Ball, Mrs. W. o. Cutliffe,
Miss Reynolds, Major A. NJ. Palmer
Cquartermaster United States army
and wife, Captain Harry A. Eaton
(Twenty-thir Infantry and wife,
Lieutenant Colonel Frank w. Robin
son CThirteenth Cavalry and wife,
Captain R. o. Van Horn Seventeenth
Infantry, Lieutenant r. E. Grinstead
CTwenty-third Infantry, Miss A NJ.
Wilson, Miss Alice Murphy, Mrs John
Regan, Mrs. F. P. Holcomb, Mrs. H. D.
Lane. Mrs. Anna NJ. Campbell, Mrs
Marie NJ. Long, Mrs. David J. Gilmer.
Mrs. le Vert Coleman, First Lieutenant
le Vert Coleman, Artillery Corps.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
TO SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADER0, ETC.
Il Sa,sa1;+o Earrv.

Depart from San Francisco 2 D@y[a:Iges a.gs s:9S
600 1O;Oo. 11;oo a. m d231o Il. az m
. FROM IF SAN RAFAEL TO SAN, F FRANCISCO is
-Daiiy-5:25. 6:S5 z; ;4o; s'So, S'o9 .45 S.4s
From fSR MILL. VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
10 a. m, II 80. 200. 3:15. 4:oo. BOB. sos.
1905. 600. 1872 % Pm ?; m TRAINS
500 a. m daily-Cazadero and way stations
BIS D. m week days saturdays excepted)-
TomaIes and way stations.
BIS p. m Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta
tions.
stations
EERRY-Union Depot. foot Of Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
The Mariposa,s Cargo.

The steamer Mariposa sailed yesterday for
Tahiti with general merchandise cargo, val
ued at s34 S95, and including the following:
e94 bbls -four, sc, 800 lbs cs bread, 10, 1871
gals wine, 80 casks bottled beer, cs whisky,
Sc pkgs fresh fruit, 80 pkgs fresh vegetables.
179 pkgs potatoes. II pl<gs onions, 91S4 lbs
beans. 240 canned goods. 15040 lbs salt.
1893 lbs sugar, ASS lbs dried fruit. 1855 lbs
coffee, DDS pkgs groceries and provisions,
pkgs PASTE 4I15 lbs fresh meat, 140
lbs dressed poultry. 7S3 lbs 1 cs ham,
265 lbs / cs meals. 331 ctls barley,
20 ctls wheat 10000 lbs bran. 943 lbs l cs
candy, IA cs grape juice, 568 lbs cs cheese,
81 bxs peas and lentils. 1871 lbs lard, 303
canned 5s pkgs picked salmon. 2s 975 lbs rice,
g., 5Ss # 1884 pcs lumber. 100 bdls laths, 10
bdls pickets II pkgs bicycles and sundries, 10
cs nails, % pkgs paper, 81 bales bags, "a pkgs
sewing machines. 80 pkgs paints and oils, 141
pkgs millwork, pkgs acid, 62 coils rope, cs
coal oil, arms and ammunition, s pkgs
leather II pkgs saddlery and harness, % bdls
shocks. 19 pkgs wagon material, 80 reels
barbed wire, bales duck. 40 bXs soap, bales
twine. 13 p1gs machinery, 10 bdls pipe, 10
bales oakum, bales cordage, horses.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
The Overdue List.

The British ship Thornliebank, out
1913 days from Philadelphia for Auck-
land and quoted for reinsurance at 10
per cent, arrived yesterday at her des-
tination and the British ship Mussel-
crag. out seventy-two days from Al
goa Bay for Sydney and quoted at 20
per cent, was taken from the overdue
list on the strength of a cablegram re-
ceived by NJ. A. Newell, stating that
the vessel was safe. The rate on the
Michele Bianchi was reduced to 10
per cent. The other overdues are
quoted as follows: Lurlier, 20 per
cent; Fifeshire, so per cent; Paris, 60
per cent; Talca, Is per cent; Thalia,
go per cent; La Bruyere, 80 per cent
Beechdale, 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
EAGER To- SAVE
BIG TREE GROVE
Native Daughters Asked
to Preserve the
Giants.
Grand President Finkeldey
Wishes Site Turned
Into Park.

Grand President Miss Stella Finkeldey
of the Native Daughters of the Golden
West is endeavoring to arouse the
membership of the order to the neces-
sity of taking steps to preserve the
magnificent grove of gigantic sequoias
in the .Calaveras Grove. In the pur-
suance of that idea she has issued the
following circular letter to the various
parlors in the State:
Dear Sisters-A renewed effort is be-
ing made by the Outdoor Art League of
San Francisco for the preservation of
the magnificent Calaveras Grove of Big
Trees. Having seen the same, the
grand president realizes that mag
nificent national park might be made
of these groves for the enjoyment not
only of the people of our. own State,
but of the entire country and of the
world
THE big tree committee of the Out
door Art League is desirOus that the
Native Daughters should exert their
influence, and / would. therefore urge
each subordinate parlor TO manifest its
loyalty and interest i'm these wonders
of the State by signing the iRclosed
paper. under parlor seal. papers TO be
headed with name of parlor and writ
ten on one side only.
Would kindly ask you to attend to
this matter on election night. when the
attendance is usually large. and return
paper with members signatures as
soon as possible TO the grand president,
Santa Cruz. who is a member of the
State Council of the Outdoor Art
League.
Should any member of any parIor
have friends or relatives in other
States who might be able to arouse in
terest among Representative of these
States, kindly request hem to do so.
Being confident of the hearty CO.
operation of all our parlors, 1 am, sim
cerely and fraternaIly,
STELLA FINKELDEY,
Grand President"
In view Of the interest that the grand
president has taken in this matter she
has been elected member of the Out
door Art League, which has been work.
ing for the preservation of the Gala
veras Big Trees and she has been
elected a member of the State Coun-
ell, which is composed of many promi-
nent Californians. as well as Gov
ernors, United States Senators and
Representatives Of about forty of the
States
The grand president hopes by means
of this circular to obtain the name Of
every Native Daughter to petition to
be forwarded to Congress to demon
strate that the members Of the order
not only desire to have those wonders
of nature saved to the State and ma
ton, but that the site should become
a national park.
The grand president has been re-
quested to, by reason of her position
and as a member of the Sempervirens
Club of Santa Cruz, TO communicate
with President Roosevelt and solicit his
influence in behalf of the big trees
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
STEAMSHIP LOGAN SAILS FOR THE PHILIPPINES CARRYING AMONG
OTHER PASSENGERS THE BRIDES OF THIRTEEN OFFICERS OF THE ARMY

PORT GAMBLE-Arrived Dec 1-schr Maria
Smith, from San Pedro.
REDONDO-Sailed Dec 1-Stmr Sequoia- for
San Francisco
Arrived Dec 1-schr Forester. from Seattle.
TACOMA-Sailed Dec Bark Hesper. for
San Pedro.
Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Leelanaw from Sc
attle.
SAN DIEGo-sailed Dec 1-schr Admiral,
for Port Townsend.
EUREKA-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Pomona,
Arrived Dec 1-stmr Eureka, hence Nov 80,
WINSLOW-Arrived Dec 1-Schr William
Nottingham, from San Pedro.
Sailed Dec 1-Bktn Katie Flickinger, for
San Pedro.
TAToosH-Pass Dec 1-stmr Hyades.
from Yokohama. for Seattle; stmr Olympic,
hence Nov 2s for Tacoma; stnr Aztec. hence
Nov IS for Tacoma: Br stmr Empress Of
China, from Vancouver. for China.
Passed in Dec 1-Br ship Beechbank, from
Santa Rosalia
ISLAND PORTS.
MANILA-Sailed Nov 29-Br stmr Indra-
mayo for New York. Nov 14-U stmr Sher-
man, for San Francisco
York.
HoNOLULU-sailedN Nov 3o-Bktn Cas-
tie, for San Francisco
Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Argyll. hence Nov 20
Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Nevadan. hence No
vember %.
FOREIGN PORTS
BEACHY HEAD-Passed Nov 29-Br ship
RaJore, from Shields. for Portland Or.
GENOA-sailed Nov 14-Ger stnr NaupIia-
for San Francisco
HONGKONG-sail Nov 26-Br stmr In
drapura, for Oregon
MONTEVIDEO-Saile Nov 1T-Br stmr st
Hurbut, for Philadelphia
SINGAPORE-Sailed Nov 17-Br stmr Dull
wick, for PHILADELPHIA, via Iloilo
YOKOHAMA Sailed Nov 19-Br stmr Low
ther Castle. for New York. Nov 3O-Stmr
Pleiades, for Victoria
MELBOURNE-Arrived Nov 2-Nor bark
Barossa, from Eureka.
AUCKEAND-Arrived Dec 1-Br shin Thorn
liebank. from Philadelphia
SYDNEY, Dec 1-Br ship Musselcrag, from
Algoa Bay, reported safe.
SIMONTOWN--Sailed Dec Ship Emily
Reed, for Newcastle. Aus.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHRISTIANIA-Saile Nov 25-Stmr Norge,
for New York
NEW YORK-Sailed Dec 1-Stmr Lombar-
dia, for Naples and Genoa: stmr Kronprinz
Wilhelm. for Bremen, via Plymouth and Cher
bourg stmr Princess Irene, for Naples and
Genoa; stmr Bowie, for Liverpool
NAPLES - Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Syrian
Prince, from New York.
GLASGOW-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Sandman
from Montreal.
ROTTERDAM-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Ans
-terdam, from New York
LIVERPOOI~ArriVed Dec 1-Stmr Paris
ian, from Montreal.
LONDON-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Minneapo-
lis, from New York
QUEENSTO WN-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Ulto-
GENOA-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Fuerst Bis
marck. from New York, via Gibraltar and
Naples.
YOKOHAMA-sail Dec 1-stmr Empress
of india. from Hongkong, Shanghai, Naga-
saki and Kobe. for Vancouver. c.
Movements of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02

Notice is hereby given of the following
changes in the aids to navigation in this dis
trict which affect the List of Lights and Fog
Signals Pacific Coast, 1903:
WASHINGTON
Lopez Pass Post Light. page 46, after No.
20s Q5ist Of Beacons and Buoys. Pacific Coast.
1903, page S5)-November 6 a fixed white
post-lantern light. suspended 25 feet above the
water from an arm a white stake was
established on rocky point at the southerly
end of Decatur Island a guide for vessels
entering Lopez Pass. Right tangent TO James
Island. NNE; AE.; right tangent to Allan
Island z. %N.
William Point Post Light. page 46 No. 211
Gist of Beacons and Buoys, Pacific Coast,
1903 page SD-November this fixed white
post-lantern light moved about three
eighths of mile s.. by w. 4 w. of its former
position and is suspended 25 feet above
the water Left tangent to Jack Island sW.
by w. Nv; right tangent Eliza Island,
NV by N
Peapod Rocks Post Light. page 46 after
No 2l1 Gist of Beacons and Buoys Pacific
Coast, 1903 page S5)-November Z a fixed
white post-lantern light. suspended 10 feet
above the water from arm on a white
stake established on the snortheasteriy
end Of the largest and most easterly of the
Peapod Rocks. a guide for vessels navi-
eating Rosario Strait Lummi Rocks NE.
Nm; right tangent to Sinclair Island ESE
%E. tangent to Point Lawrence NNW. I'm
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
Columbia River Entrance page 52-C7atsop
spit buoy No. g. a flrst-class num-. was moved
to the westward. in so feet of water No,