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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

Mr.. Labouchere says what is now
needed to tighten the duties Of the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
is a rule limiting the length of speeches.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

African husbands never kiss their
wives. A Alandigo wife meeting her
husband throws herself on the ground
as a token of greeting.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

The British government paid $4,000.
900 for its share in the Suez Canal
The shares are now worth $4,000 900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

Honey was the first sweet eaten by
man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

A new serum, "Leprolin" is said TO
cure leprosy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

Tn AstOrian rs cents a month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-25

must be close observer of human ma.
ture to determine with accuracy wheth.
er customer is scissors grinder or =
banker, But ii man is intelligent and
ayails himself of the opportunities his
position affords him for the field of
study, he will soon find that guest
while eating, has acquired, in the daily
pursuit of his calling, some habit that
will show itself,
"For instance, banker may come in,
seat himself and call for an oyster
stew. Ii he does, as soon as the order
is served he is apt to begin search with
his spoon for the oysters that are not
visible Just to see if there has been a
miscount. A gambler will look around
to see il anyone is watching and then
palm a slice of bread Ii he orders hot
cakes he is sure to slip them one by one
FROM tue oNltoiu u uc Vu'S theW' NV
clothing salesman viii hold his pam
cakes up to the light to feel the texture,
while the keen observer will notice that
the jeweler upon ordering pie will hold
il to his ear. shake it after which he
will lift off the top crust with the point
of his knife and examine the inside, :"
"Have you ever made mistake in
Judging mans oecupation!"
Only once, and that could hardly be
called a mistake. for made no decision
as to the mans business. The fellow
came in and ordered his dinner. OF
course he was given a glass of water.
He looked at it with some surprise and
said. Il didn't order that"
1T costs you nothing, the waiter
said. and you don't need TO drink it un-
less YOU want to-" He thanked the
waiter and what do YOU tmnkG he
broke his bread into it and then ate it
with a spoon. didn't know what to
make OF it. and for the life of me !
couldn't determine what his business
was. When he was leaving | tapped
him on the shoulder and asked him out
right what he did for living"
"Why" says he, 'I'm milkman."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
xoIitit uub giStloienit.

Berihieoenen N~naeiteaten oes
Boitamts in 2~Duisptlle, 3d., bat Die
gunoesreaieruna cine iharfe Hiise
gu 9eil meroen faffen. Die 6erren
iteben unter Der Northumberland
tuna, baben e5 iih aber trpboem
niht nebmen laiien, iid in redt bers
porragenoer Weiie an Der ppliti den
Wgitatipn 81 beteiliaen. Iuw anoere
Nngeitellte oes bDrtieer Bofamts
babea cine p0litiihe T6tigteit enttpi.
def. melbe Der Reaierung niht an.
gerebm lift. SD mar Der 6ulfspoIts
meiiter gpans Wtitefieb oes republi,
fanilben Observation-Disclosures bon
&entudp uno Die Bunoesreoieruna
lift Der Nnliht, oaB iib oaS nidt ge=
b6rt. sic min niht, oaB Die Reaiee
runesbenmten sualeib politiibe Ggi.
tatoren linb, uno 10 bat tie oent audi
benz 6errr gnans bic ALTERNATIVE aes
felt, entrpeoer fein Nmt aufsugeben
ober aus benz gentralfomite ausaus
Seoenfans miro CT uerniinf<
tig fem uno oas 2ebtere tun.
@ie fid bod bic 6eiten 1noern I!
GO lift nod gar niht 10 lange Der, oa
tpurbe es ben 8eamten gerabeaus
our 8Hiht eemaht. fih auf's @ifrieite
an Der pDlitiiden GaitatiDn su beteis
Don't you think that
you owe the party something,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
sett sber 90 Sapren

ibpn pHrbe Wrs. @inslDp's SpDs
thing +. Sprup pDn MiaiDnen pDn
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der 9inber
anaetpenoet. Wirlt Du i'm Sblafe
burb bas Sbreien zines Sinoes ae'
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lift uno Dor
Sbmeraen ueint? Wenn 10, laiie
iDfort cine Tlaihe BON airs.
WinSloms Soothing Syrup" h0len.
Sein @ert lift unbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz tleinen 2eibenoen lofDrt Hinbe.
runa peribaffeu. 8erlaBt eud Boz
sauF, Wltter, es lit tein 8meifel
haraber. &c BELT 9iarrboe. reeu-
liert ben Maeen unb bic @ieren,
befeitiat @inb 8olif. ermeibt ben
@aumen, pefbinoert g~ntsinoung
uno ftarst oas aanse Spitem.
,Wlrs. @insiotpS Soothing Syrup"
fiir sahnenoe 3inoer ut angene5la
i'm GeIhmad; bas &ecept itatnmt
BON einem Der beften peiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staten. SO lit
BEL allen Drugeiiten in Der ganseu
Belt su baben. Breis % Gents per
Jlaide. Rauft uiGat5 nnoeres. als
Wlgs. Binslops Soothina Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29

fraate Der alte 8enerol Maaop, Der
STANDARDIZATION pDn @aloeIton
nor, einmal einen ieiuer 3olbeams
ten, Der inn Die politiiden gerlamrt'
lunaen ni6t eifria genua beludte.
Sept bdlt bic &egierung ben eifrieeu
Bplititern Strafreoen uno iteut 1ie
pur Die ALTERNATIVE, eutweber 8eamte
81 iein Doer Bolitlter. Wle iid oDb
allies gednoert bat!
Nber es lit gut 10. 9efto menieer
iih Die 8eomten nit Der BDlitit be-
fa1{en, oeitp better 1T. 2eiber mer=
ben mir ia ME i'm Stanbe fem. oas
acknowledgement pDaig Dem polite
IGen GinfiuB 81 e~ntatehen, aber oas
6ereinraaen bieies @influiies in Die
Germaltune ietbft. oas ioute NIT
aner &rait unterorift meroen. Ser
Beamte iDa Beatnter unb nibts meis
ter lein uno iDa als l0l@er, nt9t alS
Bolititer beurteilt peroen. Das
fant1 aber rur Qelheben, menn es
ibn1 unm6alih een,abt mirb, cine
pDlitiide &uae su ipielen; ionit miro
Der Beamte meiitenteils ODm H0litis
Ter nerordn9t.
Wtan bat pielfah geiagt, oaB man
our1 Gin iplheS 8erbot in bic per-
iDnfihe Sreibeit bes Glnaelnen ein=
greife. Wan bat oamit nidlt gang
unreht. Iber 9atlade 1T es ieoens
iaIs, baB ber Dienit, ben Die Beams
ten leiiten, EN- piel befferer lit, menn
Fe fib nidt nit Der Bolitit befafien
ais tuenn fie polttiibe Stolen fpielen
uno oa bic mebr ooer minoer grobe
Trefflibteitb ieies Dienftes cine Sadie
Der aIeemeinen WDlfabrt lit. 10 mill,
fen chen Die rein peri0nliden Nnges
~legenheiten bes einselnen 8eamten
pur ibm suriidtreten. Wem's niht
bebaet, Der braubt ia niht i'm Nmt
gu bleiben. uebriaens bat Elm ieoer.
BET ein Nmt ibernimmt, gemubt, baB
man pDlitiibe gdttateit niht fir uere
einbar NIT ben Bflihten zines 8es
alnten balte, er bat ourb bic ueberz
nahme oes Mmtes fid nit oieien Nns
ihauunaen einperitanoen ertldrt,
allo muB ct aud bangh banoeln.
2aBt Die Beamten nur BON Der polite
iben 4eitatiDn ~fernbleiben; es 1T iebr
biel better 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
Yplittt mnn &ersenstpiiuSbs.

Ils i~einsraeit Der Diterreihiihe
Winiiter BON Roerber uDn leinem
Qmt suridtrot, munoerte man fib
nielfnb iber oieien &iftritt. Riht
oaB fein genugenoer @runo fir
oenielben bDrbanoen geueien udre
= bel einem Diterreibtiben Wini.
iter tommt oas iberhaupt niht
por = aber man munberte iif. baB
Der Winifter cine @elegenbeit mie
ben Snnabruder Stubentenitreit su
ieinem Demiiiionsaelub benubte;
man glaubte, baB er feiter an ieinem
Nmt hinge uno niht 10 leibt aus
oemielben nertrieben meroen t6nne.
Sept tomt1t iiber Brag cine Nah.
riht, melhe un8 Elm neues WDtiu 81
Der 6anolungsmeiie beS Mini}terS
ertennen ldBt. Gin rleues uno inters
eiianteS Wottp, aueroings niht pos
litiiber Nrt. 6err uon &Uerber, Der
eingefeiihte Sunggeieqe, als melber
er uns gem6bnlih geihiloert rpuroe,
iheint nit ieinem &iftritt periaer
elmer politiihen WDtmenbiateit @es
nige 9etan ais einen 5eraensmunih
erfiGt ooer better geiagt. Die GrfIl'
lung beiielben m6slih gemabt sl
baben.
Gus Braa, Der bDbmiihen 6anpts
itaot, tomut nGn1lib folaenbe inter-
eiiante unb pifante Wfitteilune: .Gor
ungefdbr smanaia 5abren bat Die
Tpbter oes Rraaer &aufmanns
8unael, ein ihDnes M6ohen. ben
Wiener &ebtsantualt Or. 5mnees
berger gebeiratet. gu Sdneeberger's
uniperfitdtsfreunben eebDrte auh
@rnit b. G5rber, Der ourb ieinen
ehemaliaen &DmilitBnen nit beijen
iunger 6rau betannt gemabt purbe.
SEER b. GDrber mar oft Soft i'm
6auie oes @e1tsanualts, uno als
er gum leitenoen Staatsmalne De-
iterreibs gemabt puroe. erbpIte er
iib bel ieinen Sreunoen, unb bic
aeiitreihe Trau ioa linn rnandma(
Die fhueren Stunoen peg9eplauoert
baben. ShDn bur sDei Sabren bieB
es, 6aB sfrau S@neeberaer bic Sbei.
oune ein5nleiten beabfihtiae, unb es
mar in einaepeibten areiien tein
@ebeimnis, oaB iie uno oer Winiiters
prdIioent in innieiter 4iebe ith sus
getan tparer. Sci Der boben Gtel=
lung aber, Die 6err BON GDrber als
8ertrauensmgnn oes 6pfes ein=
nabm, tonnte er nioat oarer, benton,
feline 6eraensoame alS 5rag beint.
%sufibren, neil erftens BEL 6pfe elm
8erurteil aeger aeihiebene Trauen
herri@t, unb ameitens Srau Sbnees
berger Shbin lit. SEPT, no er aber bic
8iirbe Der Staatseeihafte aRf anbere
Gbultern gemdl5t bat uno offenbar
nidt rnebr oarar oenft, nieoer bic
Sibrnng BEG rerfabrenen Staats'
tarrenS 81 iibernebmen, ftrebt er bic
@ereinieunH an. uno Or. SDness
berger bat bereIts in Die Sbeioung
aemiaiat."
Wer bdtte fold einen tletnen SER
s~ensrDnsaf mDbernfter &ihtung bins
ter Dem pielbeiprobenen uno uiel
tommentierten RiGtritt 2Drber's
permutet! So, tpenr man imnaer
miiBte =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
seete Spfunna perfd,punpen.

@ls leitenbe @erate iagten, DaB %.
80, Smitbart BON petin, Sa., unbeile
bar az @9pinbiu9t lit, mar feline
leBte 9oftuuHg 6abin. Or. Sings
Wene @nt6edung gegen S9minbfu6t,
Sufen unb @rfditung rettete i'm. @r
lagt: Sieie groBe MeOi3in beilte mid
urtb rettete mein 2eben. SD betra6te
Iie alS ein wunberbares Mittel aeqen
0als> unb 9ungenleiben. Si6eres
8srbeugungsmittel gegen 2ungenent.
3inbung. Gargntiert, 80 Gents unb
$1.00 per Glai6e. 9robeflai6e frei,
81 baben BEL 5, 9alteDer & SsbA,
Geo. S. s. S6mibt uub aoOlpE
SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
General Eihhuah See. leineI

8eneral Sibbueb See, ieiner'
aeit General. 3onlul in 6apana, als
Der 9riee nit Spanien ausbrah, lit
in WaIbineton e%eitorben. Or batte
auf oer Habrt BON Bolton nod Baibs
inston i'm @iienbabnwagen einet
Shlaganfaa; eleih nab Der Infunft
in BaibinatDn uurbe er mad Dem
Soipital gebrabt unb ftarb bort einiae
Stunoen lpdter. @eneral See ipielte
i'm 8iiraer'8 rieee cine beroUrraeenbe
Stole uno brabte e8 gum 8enera(.
major Der 8onfDoerierten . Nrmee.
8eim NuSbruh pes Srieqes NIT
Spanien ernanute i'm 8r1Iieent
Wc8inleu ebenfalls gum 8enerqts
Majgy,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
A DEFAULTERS' CLUB.


Tegucigapa republic Honduras there
killed themselves by all
finishing their
the
$
w. r. he
accession
represented by Tracy,
II Tr Hartford the Bradstree cookdness
$s0000
insignificant,
temptation tipped
this colony andS
the thu
men
simply of
the drinks his liquor and
has to--S.F
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL. LOGAN.

the of
of
of
tory WILL by doing achieve
plantation
total especially
about ourfths
well planters and general public
ton of the problem be achieved before the
STILL
Congress win undoubtedly industry
prosperity Territory gagged by the
standard of American civilization.
WEEKS DoINGs
price of
$3.50
Transactions Exchange
follows: Khe $780, 20
($l00) l. Co.
129 s11o ($10o)
$4,000, Ewa(
Kahuku 6's $1,000 oo25 Haw As $1,000
10450; Pioneer 6's $1,000
following real sales within the
week: Mccans Stewards three Pao
$780,
Judd On Saturday
Morgan hold following
street, 30 Paua valley
King street paying large interest j.
and wife to A g. Curtis
house Trust John Guild
of
expended
and
of forest than
The War
dent Mckinley shortly after past
name
as the a Lieut. b.
on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
GLIMPSES or GREAT Men
NO. w.
CBy the Editor.)


in
boreal Edwin said
Henry Ward Bher
think what Fstaf would In figure,
drama c art.
the thin air belonged
scholars and philosophers
of
a
fellowship
full
content About wepouched
below the collar
full of listened
hail. Heres you'll waited him
Perhaps
of
trking limestone
a
all grownups
of
table and where
Continued
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
SEPTEMBER "a
A UNIFORM CODE.

experience with her laws sun as
in
that of all political and legal
trump
German Empire
made and himself promulgated IT,
hamon1zed the
published century,
North Sea IS fully competent TO
n Germany
consideration will show such owleng
olearnb eforeh he
immuab continually
But are
be general
nd
is
America has Code Napoleon
of
be more administered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
SELLING WILLIAM PENN FOR RUM.

The following letter in
The the
ITO Higgins
'tThe of
Welcome which
magnan called Quaker with William
The General
Haxett of the brig Popoe
of
heather Workshops selling the
lot Barbados
shall
shall make great ministers dpeople
n of Christ MAI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24

CHARLES A1cARTEYI
au here
getting half what thew expected
Hkee led lite and bru newspaper He too much
anne
GUY oWENsThe grandfather
cob TO pull it, for me-. II
'DooNIE" in
previous summer, are small
FRANK ANDRADE-Hens mouing,
firms business
seventeen years and believe
with that
figures
Eks have dropped $4,000 in the past two baseball expensive
IA M'cANDLEss a 3h inches
diameter and which
CHEF WYnEAN-Wh the natural resources of Hawaii
vented and palatable dishes
A j. wIRTz-Yes I'm frequently
raised in the South know, being
BRowN-No don expect to resign the Y M G A sec.
ayp like Honolulu to mel
F. imported $4,000 bags
June of fifty
MRS EANdEs-They have spoiled the school wahiawa
children California educated
surprising thing garbage
can in Honolulu for public There isn't wasssbasEet the
- ~ tnlna tunes Ili brighten up shortly Yes there
be nothe industry others.
until they
by Then the Perhaps deposits
a a stance.
relative Doyle left town
time With garbage controversy on
could been chosen
SEA- doing
know the of the
G. ABIEsIf
which they best of
stockholders and the
allowed all the Asaic labor they
THEODORE LANsSGwh sugar
revenues done Honolulu The has
the badly
and
body what
again people go into with the skill of the Louson Bue etc But
left alone reducing TIo
havey
a
formal would be good thing
Chickens
members for the products
in the article, petroleum.,
which is absolute o chicken u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24

something Pinkham
Then
responsible lives Chinatown doing social settle
Early obliged
dwerers the clean that the who taken
making refused be the fraud but
of Pinkham
settlement
responsible with him. They and reported
meantime Pinkham changed his and tried
lay upon
Pinkham thought
% and osea i in all is ainess And all this in town which he haa
officially sanitary in
the Vas knocker On howl
exposure
Pnkham wrote uuus letter him. telling how he left those who had
public sanitation Honolulu their
more valid Of the erookedns Of Pnkham and his organs although
Rath the half
od.,.
y
deeply ehgnd
funds and desire make
possible has led the counties off
pinch
ra IN onae the Ta nga a h t,s t, NEW ts
ns made easy money Those who sought their votes told them ha the
still under Now that they have
Republican them that they will either form
Rulers.
government
that
available labor good
refer the Hawanans to opportunities Tor work under private contracts dam
building and the like for quicker than they to detect Job that
the ont oversight and They must public work
quid Inevitably native of
political
outlying ikia accusing Oahu
before There better and
vote between two strictly Hawaiian organizations
II ~ y
o of a
didn't belong
simplest of
Japanese
(Contiued on Page
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
THE WATERFRONT BLASTS.

that complaint against the
shaking buildings
of
Such blasts would not be
in
double steel
foundation roof not seriously
absolutely No building however strong can be heavily
beng
frequent repetition
of especially neighborhod
of erection have fallen down
framework caused by earthquakes
Honolulu
To proper
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24


with deft
of blew The
1t is pleasant to know
unrenabe fair price for past; and
vhokn but of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24


IRONY wrote OF recent automobile
loss OF valuable lives the
oy representatives the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24

piece highest bidder but
convention well adjourn until them
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

M. j. Scott, marshal An exemplifica-
ton of this ritual was had last Friday
before the grand officers in this city
and it made a favorable impression.
The grand body will be in session
several days and while in Monterey
the grand officers and delegates will be
entertained by the local and surround
ing parlors and the citizens. Features
of the entertainment will be a grand
ball and q banquet
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
YOUNG WOMAN
TAKES POISON
Despondent Over a Love AT
fair, Waitress Swallows
Bichloride of Mercury
REVEALS HER SECRET
Confesses the Suicidal Act
to Physician When It Is
Too Late to Save Her Life
Special Dispatch to The Call.

STOCKTON, April 22.-Laura Bur-
ton, a young woman, who had been
for four years head waitress at the
Yosemite Hotel, died this morning at
st. Joseph's Hospital, three days after
taking bichloride of mercury with
self-confessed suicidal intent. When
she was taken to the hospital it was
not known from what Miss Burton
was suffering. Her case so perplexed
the attending physician that he de-
manded to know of her what she had
taken. She refused to tell him until
he threatened to operate on her. She
is said to have then told the physician
that she had taken bichloride of mer-
curry while respondent over love af-
fair. She sought a promise of secrecy
from him. but under the circum-
stances he could not keep the in
formation to himself. The case was,
however, kept quiet until after her
death.
The father of the deceased. who
lives In Shasta County. arrived here
after his daughters death.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

Van Nostrand, T. l. Fitzpatrick, c. L.
Grams, l.. H. Jung, John 7. Harmes,
A. E. buckingham, II. G., ". Dinkel-
spiel Fl. Levison, Louis Hirsch. Emele
Lastreto, George B. Barber. Louis f..
Derre. Herbert o. Rogers, c. j. Conf
yns, d. D. Gibbons. w. 7. Johnson,
J.. C. Pistolesi, ?. ]. Curtis. j. Nj. Han
ley, NJ. Hickey, Andrew Mocker, Har-
ry J. Mulcreyy, William Barton.
Nathan coghlan, Andrew Glover. Louis
H. Mooser, w. L. Coffey, George Ap-
pell. Thomas Z. Curran, Harrison ii.
Keene, John P. F'ennell, Frank a.
Haas, Moses JIr, John j.. O'Day.
Frank Feeley, Emil Cereghino, L. A.
Gautier, f. p. McIntire, w E. Nc
Creery, Fred =. Wehe, Charles Box
ton, B. Mahoney, A. G. Johnston, f. O..
Norman Joe Rose, Edward H. kronke,
Percy " Long, John P. Coghlan, H.
r. Suhr, H.C Pasquale, W. H. Dwyer,
George Wustefeld: Sacramento-.J NJ.
Henderson Jr., W. j. Weisman t. w
McAuliffe, a. II. Hawley, Thomas Fox.
John 7. Shelton Jr.. George 6. Sher-
man, C. +. Mahoney. w. ]. Wolf. Will
liam Ryan, II. r. Ansbro, j. f. Two
ney, c. Westerfeld; Santa Grub. Is.
Knight, H. III. Miller, r. II. Pringie
Stockton-George E. Cats. w. +.
O'Connor, K. L. I3eardsley, D. j.
-.
&C. T.. Hoag, Frank f. Ijowd: Sui
suns &. Bransford; San Luis Obs
l,o--R. f.. Lee, A. Il. Green; San Ra-
fael-Thomas 7. lennon e. 3. Mar
tinelli; Sierra Cily-T. j. McGrath; I;
Salinas-P. e. Zabala, T. J. Griffin; ST.
Helena H. =. Watkins, M. Dockery,
Sonoma-W. O. Hooker; Sutter Creek
John Vandament, c. L. Jarvis; Susan
yiile-Frank p. Cady, George z. Har-
C,v, a NJ
Seldner. NJ. G. Hale, Isaac 5. Jackson;
San Miguel-R. D. Millman; sebastc :
pol Thomas E. Kelly; San Jose-Fred
Dnerr. G. e. Lenzen. II. Barter.
Thomas Monahun, M. F. Marshall, J..
S. Williams, Edward Younger, A. b.
Barker: Santa Palla-John w. Mears,
A. Y. Obiols; Sawyers Bar-Johpb f.
Luddy; San Leandro-George j. Clark;
San Andreas-J. P. Snyder, A. I. Me-
San Lucas-S. N. Burk; Santa Bar
bara- William Morris, e. l.. Hitchcock; !;
Sonora-John Johnson; South San
Francisco-Peter Stumpf, Louis Non
nenian, A. j. Millie; Sausalito-George
r. Ryan; Sierraville-James II. Pierce.
ylorville-P A. Young, r.. A. Hard
grave; Tracy-S J. Frerichs, E. G.
Steinmetzi Truckee-F. Nj. Ruther-
ford, /. y. Harvey.
Ukiah-Arthur j. Thatcher; Upper
Lake Ernest Cuthbertson.
yentura-Nicholas Hearne, George j..
Sackett; Visalia~-Simon Levy. w. d.
Greene; yallejo-G. G. Halliday, S. j.
Mcknight.
Woodland-E. b. Hayward. Il. T.
Hampton. r. G. Lawson; Wheatland--
l.. Lincoln kimerer, II. 7. Munson:
Watsonville-W. r. Porter, J. l.. Mann.
]. g. Holo,an: W'inters-Willian O.
Russell: WeaverviHe-R. e. Cochran,
William Condor.
yreka-J. D. Fairchild
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

for the advancement of the organiza-
ton.
For the Office of grand inside sentinel
there will probably be two candidates,
George w. Colgan of Santa Rosa, who
is now holding down the outside door.
is one Of those who want to be on the
inside. AS yet John Rose is the only
candidate mentioned for the office of
outside sentinel. Among those who
want to be grand trustee, aside from
Messrs. Knowland. Ryan. Bruck. Lich-
tenberger and Hayden, who undoubt-
edly will be continued in office are:
John H. Nelson of San Francisco Par
lor, T. P. Cady of Lassen Parlor. War
ren r. Porter of Watsonville Parlor,
c. E. Jarvis of Amador Parlor, NJ. H.
Sauires of South San Francisco Parlor,
Thomas Monahar of San Jose Parlor,
n. Coghlan of Presidio Parior and n.
Hearne of Cabrilio Parlor.
Another matter that will attract the
attention of the grand body will be the
presentation of a new ritual, as the one
that has been in use for number of
years does not meet with the approval
of the present membership. The
Grand Parlor has selected the follow
ing named to exemplify a new ritual,
which will be presented for adoption:
j. c. Allen TO be president; c. Wright,
first, and NJ. Ryan, second vice presi-
dent; ]. Scott, third vice president
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
REAL ESTATE
MEN ON OUTING
special Dispatch to The Call

SAN JOSE. April 22.-Three hum
dred real estate men of San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley
with their families and friends, enjoyed
an outing in Santa Clara Valley to-
day The visitors arrived on the mar
row gauge at 1876 and a deiega-
ton OF local real estate men, headed
by T. C. Barnett, met them at the
depot. The excursionists were then
carried to San Carlos street, where
special train of four cars on the san
Jose-Los Gatos Interurban Electric
Railway was in waiting. A stop was
made at Sorosis, where the party en-
joyed a luncheon given by F. W. Gran
dali, the manager of the place. A
number of informal toasts followed
the lunch. At O'Clock the party ieft
Sorosis. going to Saratoga, Congress
Springs and Los Gatos. At each place
a stop was made. A return to this
city was made by way of Campbell.
All the sights of San Jose were noted
and late this evening the party re-
turned to their homes in the bay cities
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

Resigns Management of Gas Company.
SAN JOSE. April 22.--Chester H.
Pennoyer, who for the past three years