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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

BOW 10 OBTAIN FULL PARTICULARS:
write Us q postal card; call at our main Of
fee: call at cur branch Office, Sixty-thi-d and
Grove srs tcIose 10 South Berkeley Key Route
Ftation) OF call at cur other branch Office at
tho corner of ShattCck sad Alcstraz aves-
EOLCOMB, BREED & BANCROFT
1o6o Broatway. Oakland.
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WE AFFORD SPECIAL FACILITIES 70
BUILDERS WHO ARE SEEKING GOOD OP-
FoRTUNITTES TO BUILD FOR SALE. Houses
built Ii these tracts SELL
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II5I 23D AVE.
EASI OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
JOHN AUSEON. REAL ESTATE AND IN
SURANCE
ll6i 2Sd ave. Phone Brook 1851
Get OF 2ad-ave. STATEN.
We are lgcating number of people in East
Oakland. See US before buying. This is tbs
time to get your home cheap on terms.
S25oo-A beautiful home IN Fru!tvaIe; 7-roon
100 it; all improved in fruit trees and
berries and nowsrs; hedged with drive
way; this is certainly bargain.
s21Oo-5-room house and bath; lot 11Ox125.
barn ,Ca shioken- S; house: all the furnishings
price, $780, balance SIS per month.
II you are looking for e home In Alameda
see this broom modern house for $500; terms.
S14oo-4-room modern house in good location;
blocks from 23d-ave. local station; $500
down. balance So per month. Why pay
S21oO-5-roorn modern house; lot 1eox15o; suit
able tor small chicken ranch; 500 down.
balance TO suit you; more ground If de-
sired.
se5o-Are you looking for income PropertyI
II so buy this 4-room modern house; 2
blocks from local: cash
s155o--4-room modern house; hardwood finish;
this lot 35Xl60; fronts two streets; can
give terms
This is just what you have been waiting for.
One chance comes to you in life. Buy now
LoTs. LoTs. LOTS. LOTS
500. S20o. 500. 500.
z0x1S5 It.; on new boulevard 400 TO be sold;
Slo down and 50 per month
These are fine building lots; $3.50 each; $40
down. 50 per month: look them up II you are
thinking OF building home.
IS acres Of good land on Oakland ave. $3.50
Per acre. will subdivide 70 suit.
JOHN AUsEoN. Open Sunday.
iI51 sd ave. Get OF 23d-ave. station.
Phone Brook 1851.
SNAP FOR A GOOD HOME.
Two-story house OF rooms: can be made
Into fats OF rooms each; with windmill tank
ave and Fruitvale stationI all in hrst-class
condition; only $500: terms to suit. Apply to
JEFFRESS & THOMAS.
New Bank building, 1901 23d ave.
I2 z HFrRPgs s. sc Rsz RRdS is5l 4asn Sc RF
third ave
FINE new house Of rooms: all modern;
$500: worth $4,000; close 70 station and
school; easy terms. JEFFRESS 4 THOMAS,
1901 Twenty-third ave
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
BEklNS Van AND S1ORAGE CO., general
movers. We have the best warehouse IN the
West (only covered vans used). DON 7
MISTAKE THE NUMBER, 1918 Broa dway
Oakland: phone Main 9o1.
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
FIFTEENTH, 615-Lower floor fur
nished rooms; separate entrance; central;
also one single fine large room.
CHERRY. 1924. Oakland-sunny room
TWELFTH, 1889. oakland-Furnished rooms
10 let.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture
Il. Schellhaas 11th st. cor. store Oakland
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Roomlns-Hou.e. and Hotel. for sal.
Special.

Owner under oon-
tract to leave this city
on important busi-l
ness; must sell his 33-l
room corner house
clean as q pin; full Of
lroomers; monthly
lbankable prOnl S12S
MAKE
YOUR OWN
OFFER
MARION GRIFFIN.
eT0 Market st.
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$1,000 (nrst paymenD
secures splendid 80
room.
FAMILY BOARDING.
HOUSE
IT'S A MANSION
with EXTENSIVE
IGROUNDS filed with
shrubbery and flower
ing plants. OAK and
MAHOGANY furni-
Eture
What does the bust
ness pay?
The BANKABLE
PROFIT Is SPOT
each so days
Isn't that good for.
a little capital OF.
only $1,000?
Exclusively with
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

ANNUAL MEFTINC-The Rlsdon Iron and
Locomotive Works-The annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the Risdon Iron and Io-
comotive Works for the election OF trustees
for the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before
the meeting VIII be held at the office OF the
company 29s Steuart st, San Francisco on
MONDAY, the 7th day OF August. 1905 at II
retary
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San Francisco Advert's'ents
CHURCH SERVICES.

AAC@ACAA SANANN ANA1Ss
FIRST Presbyterian Church. Van Ness ave and
Sacramento st, Rev. William Kirk Guthrie,
pastoral IL a. Rev. D. A. Mobley,
D. D., viii preach. ana at 7:46 p. m. the
meeting viii be addressed by Colonel and
Mrs. Duncan, representing the Volunteers of
America: Bible school, e:45 e. IN; Christian
I1ndeaYor, 5:5O p n. and 6:30 y. m; We'd
resday, D. midweek service. All are
CALVARY Presbyterian Church. corner Jack
son and Fillmore sts., Rev. John Hemphill,
J.. p, pastor-Morning service at IL o. clock
Sermon topic Redemption: A Fact in Time
the Purpose OF Eternity; evening service at
$50 o'clock. sermon topic, Tender Treat
ment for Bruised Reeds The pastor viii
preach at both services. Sabbath-School at
$3.50 a. m. Christian Endeavor meeting at
$3.50 p. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. All are cordially invited.
PLYMOUTH Congregations Church, Post ST.,
bet. Buchanan and Webster. Rev. Isaac
curtis MeserTe. d. D., pastor-Morning wor-
ship with celebration OF Lords Supper at
il; evening worship at T:45. The pastor
viii preach at both services. Miss Charlotte
=. Hneks VIII sing morning and evening
deavor at e:45 D. n.
Mason sts.-Rev. George c. Adams, D. D.;
pastor viii preach at both services. At IL
q. m, topic, "A Call TO Discipleship." At
40 p. m. topic. That Ye May Know"
All are cordially invited.
THIRD Congregational Church. Fifteenth st.,
near Mission-Rey. William RAIDER will
preach at both services. II n, m. "sifted
Wheat sacrament OF the Lords supper:
T:45 ,. m. Municipal Patriotism"
CALIFORNIA-Street Methodist Church, corner
California and Broderick sts.-The pastor.
Rev. George A. Hough, viii preach morning
and evening to-day. Morning theme. a
Study IN Home Life;'' evening, Vacation
Observations" Strangers IN the city cor
daily invited. Services at IL and 7:45.
Sunday school at 3:45. Epworth League e:45.
CNETRAL Methodist Episcopal church. Mis-
sion street between Sixth and Seventh-The
pastor. Rev George W. White, D. D., will
preach at both services to-day. Sunday
school at 12:45 Rolla V. Watt, the superln-
tendent, has returned from his European
frtp and viii be IL charge. Young peopies
meeting at G:I5 cordial invitation is
given to AL the services. Strangers are
especially welcomed. Seats free.
SIMPSON Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner Of Hayes and Buchanan SITS
The pastor, Rev. James II. N. Williams,
will preach at II a n. The Exalted
Christ and al T:45 D. N. on Lion Slay-
ing" The sacrament OF the Lords S Supper
viii be administered at the morning service.
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% rooms for S110O
l(parr cash and month
lly inStailments).
BRAND NEW
FURNISH HINGS.
MEN ROOMERS
ONLY.
50 per room rent.
Lease for 3 rooms
Note.-This house
was furnished BY a
rich lady for a friend
who cannot now take
charge. Profit about
SIS monthly EXClu-
sively for sale BY
MARION GRIFFIN,
sol James FloCd bldg.
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40 rooms.
Rent S14O-(S3h per
/ roOm) !.
NICE LOOKING
CORNER house with.
many big, roomy bay
windows.
Near SUFFER- street.
East Of Van Ness ave.
Worth $1,000: Will
positively accept any
offer down to Sl40Q.
Good mana ger should
clear S160 to $500
monthly.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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.222 rooms

-222 rooms
FINEST and best
apartment house OF
Do rooms in San
Francisco. II Is
-MAGNIFICENT-
New and right up To-
date.
For A.
tMoney-making busi-
ness IL could not be.
better located.
1t caters to
WEALTHY PEOPLE
who want SWELL.
APARTMENTS with
all the comforts of
home. EXACT BOOK
ACCOUNTS are kept.
which are open TO.
bona Ads investiga-
TOYS.
PROFIT $4,000 60
$1,000 yearly.
This house can only
be inspected by q
buyer who is accom-
panied and vouched
for by
MARION GRIT FIN,
THE AGENT,
Room sol.
James FloCd Building.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

FOR sale-Owing to the concentration Of my
theatrical interests will sell of my best
theatrical interests that is making money
and Will bear every investigation; with long
lease and in a thriving city In the interior;
capital required 5000 to $4,000; this is an
exceptional opportunity for an energetic man.
Particulars, TONY LCBELSKI Ffscher's
Theater
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SO OCO-Six good modern fats OF 6 an5 Z
5rns each on e corner; easy walk 10 Broad
way; an rented; e good investment
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BOULEVARD REALTY CO..
1927 Old Co. Road. Cor 25th ave
sIsOO-New modern 4-roosn cottage with
bath. psntry high basement. etc; on nice
street: cement walks: street work ali done;
close to station and electric cars: terms.
s22co-New. modern cottage, hrst-class in
every particular; on fine street: electric cars
rsse tho door; terms II desired.
s28oO-New beautiful cottage OF 5 nice sunny
rooms; everything rs nice Il can be made:
on fine street: cement walks and street work
al done: cali and see II.
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- - 80.

Elbo oaEh, so montaly-NeW upgaIow
house; rooms. s up ano down stairs; cleo
trsc lights, city gas; severed. and city wa
ter, patent sidewalks; nicely tinted; every
thing completes; very convenient for cars to
san Francisco: only 4 blocks TO both Key
Route and Southern Pacific 6epots; near San
Pablo electric cars; price in all $3.50. 455
7th ST. CPD. Broadway station, Oakland.
HENRY 4. JONES. owner.
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so rooms
NEW and MODERN.
Beautifully furnished.
8 YEARS LEASE.
July Profit S19S.
ELECTRIC
ELEVATOR.
No convenience omit
ted known 70 an up
ftO-date architect
See
MARION GRIFFIN,
--970 Marl1et-
10 rooms-
$3.50 $3.50
-Rent So
Clears living for man
and W1le.
A-clean-sulny-fiat.
HIGHLY
RESPECTABLE
NOT
Large and elaborate.
but q great bargain
MARION GRIFFIN,
970 Market.
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MEETING NOTICES.

ALTA Lodge No. POS, /. o. o. F. s,.,ss,z,sys.
Initiation CAfoNDAYl, August Z.
Visiting brethren welcome. sS
KIMBALL GRANT. n. g. $aFgSSS
P N PIDGE, Rec. Secy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

S550O-Lovely home in Fruitveie; grounds
ITlxS65: al IN fruits This property IS offered
81 q sacrifice: owner going away. For the
above see the
ALDEN Co.
1888 Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

When $3.50 VIII put you into & lovely new
cottage, very sunny. everything included,
close 70 Key Route2 In a few years the
property VIII be entirely clear OF debt. It's
3 savings bank proposition, Lut you can live
n your bank besides the property VIII set
mora va-uable.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

WHY GO you stay 81 home? Because you
cannot 60 10 Camp Meeker or 70 Santa Cruz
and attend 70 your business? We have many
lots large and small, In the finest Dart Of
The finest county in the State, that is, along
The foothills south o. Oakland Buy lot
OF two, 4OxI32 et S126 TO $3.50 each We
win build you 4-room house, Camp Meeker
style for $3.50. Then have an outing and
attend 70 your business At the same time.
Homes IN Oakland and Berkeley few bar
gains IN West Oakland.
CHAPIN & BOOTH, 1868 Broadway Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

CALL and look over our list OF hotels; we
are headquarters for good legitimate hotel
propositions: have them at all prices and in
every locality. trouble 20 show YOU what
have; if interested call at once, may
have just what you want F. L. SKAGGS
& co. Hotel Brokers. Is MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

well established and sue
cessful Chicago manufacturing company, pro-
ducing highest quality staple line Of goods,
widely known wants satisfactory man with
5000 cash to esta blish and carry on perma-
nent branch business; $3.50 per month salary
and all expenses with liberal share Of prof I;
unusually safe investment: desirable con-
nection and high-class business; good for
$1,000 per year or better. with splendid fu
ture; unexceptional references required For
particulars address H. HACKMAN, 81
Wabash ave. Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

See that massive, new Groom colonial cot
taEe a. no. 5zz 9eth st. bet Grove s-.d
Telegraph ave. Cheap.s and on reasonable
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

SPLENDID house .or Se250 on Adeline St; II
large rooms and 2 finished attic rooms; stone
coping; iron fence: lot 701125 feet; house
aIone worth the money: rented for 600 per
month; never vacant; part Of an estate; price
reduced from $780, properly cost over
$1,000: specially desirable residence for San
Francisco business man. AEADS & BELL.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-08
aOTAI'sAkINe POWDER CO.. NEW YORK

joke, and displaying only sufficient
anxiety to make the matter real.
At 3 O'Clock a. m. when the man
from New York was told the
affair was only a joke, the smile
that broke over his countenance
was a revelation and the burden of
trouble which rolled away could
almost be seen, it was so awfulIy
real. 1t is safe to say the next time
Mr.. Sinsheimer visits this section,
instead of arming himself with a
sixshooter, he will take battle of
Mount Vernon whisky, and feel
perfectly safe that no officer of the
Lower Rio Grande will arrest him
for carrying this kind of weapon.
The affair was one on" the New
York whisky man, and to hear him
tell about it is rich indeed.
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c. K. OLA. Meeting and Reception.

The Catholic Knights OF America
held regular bi-monthly meeting
at St. Joseph's college last evening.
From to 10 they rendered re-
ception to a number of invited
guests, to meet the Very Rev. H.
A. Constantineau, Provincial of
the Oblate Fathers in Texas.
There was a very enjoyable game
of progressive euchre, and some
witty and entertaining remarks by
Father Constantineau.
Several beautiful musical num-
bers were rendered, among them
being The Holy City" which
never fails to call forth words of
deep appreciation. and a song by
Miss Hicks. Also a solo by Miss
Katie Hicks and a song by Miss
Matte Hicks added greatly to the
evening ; pleasure.
Refreshments were served and
the evening was a decided success
in every way.
Following is a list of those in at
tendance:
Very Rev. H. A. Constantineau,
o. NJ. l., Rev. \. Antoine, o. NJ
l., Rev. a. Martin, o. NJ. l., OF
San Antonio; Rev. J. H Quinn.
o. NJ. l., of Castroville; Rev. Faith
ers Pitoye and Horeau, OF this
parish, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Wells, Mr..
and Mrs. Amthor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haley; Mesdames A. S. Putegnat,
San Roman, Clearwater, Egan;
Misses Duffy, Gallagher, Dora and
Nellie Kimball, Dougherty, Lille,
Katie and Matte Hicks. Anna Kel-
", Marie Browne. May Seaman,
Rebecca and Rosa Stove. Messrs.
A. A. Browne, Champion, Kleiber.
Saaborn, Cara, Doughersy and
Vivier.
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PERSONALS.

A. T. Vineyard, the Blue Point
fish man, came up from the Point
yesterday.
Earl Clapp, of Chicago, was
among yesterdays arrivals in
Brownsville.
F. w. Michanx, of Beaumont
went out this morning, after a
short stay here.
G. A. Stovall, of ST. Louis. the
popular shoe drummer, came in
yesterday afternoon.
Attention is called to change in
ad of E. H. Caldwell, the Corpus
Christi hardware man.
L. Sinsheimer, the whisky
salesman from New York, was an
outgoing passenger today.
c. E. Hammond left this morn
ing for a few days visit to Mrs.
Hammond and Miss Mary, at Dali
las.
A. A. Eckerle, who has been
here few days from KingsviIle,
was a passenger out this morn
ing.
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A Practical Joke.

| During his recent trip to Rio
Grande City, Louis Sinsheinmer, a
drummer for a New York liquor
house, was the victim of a prac-
teal joke, which almost caused
his hair to turn grey in one night.
He was accompanied by Teo6lo
Crixell, from Brownsville, and on
their arrival at the hotel, it was de-
cided to go down town after supper.
When they were ready to return to
the hotel, Mr.. Crixell suggested
that as it was quite a distance and
Mr.. Sinsheimer having a consider
able sum of money or his person,
it would be advisable to arm
themselves. Accordingly pistols
were secured. and carried in the
usual way, except that Crixell
placed his gun in front where it
could be easily seen. Thus armed,
they started for the hotel. The
gentlemen had proceeded only a
short distance when the New York
man gave a modified Comanche
yell, and out stepped a deputy
sheriff with drawn pistol and or
dered hands up" 1t is needless
to say the hands went up in a
hurry. The CONSERVATION written
upon Mr.. Sinsheimer' face may be
imagined when the officers announc-
ed that the prisoners would have to
go to Jail as it was then too late to
fix bonds. 1t was then the whisky
man began to talk, and it is said
by those who heard him that he
never talked so hard in trying 10
sell bill of liquid refreshment in
his life, as he did when the cold
comfort of cell in the county Jail
was staring them in the face. To
make matters worse Mr.. CriXell
began 10 use some strong language
regarding the deputy sheriff, say
ing he did not propose to be ar
rested. This threw Mr. Sinsheimer
almost into spasms. he declaring
Crixell was making a bad matter
worse. The officer, however, was
not to be talked out of combining
his prisoners, and the start for jail
was made. On the way they met
some gentlemen who Mr.. Sinsheim
er knew, and he begged them al
most with tears in his eyes, and
suspicious culver i'll his voice for
God sake TO do something.
At last after much persuasion the
officer was induced to wait until
the bounty Judge could be inter
viewed, and if possible, the jail be
avoided. The judge was seen and
the papers fixed up, upon the
solemn promise of the prisoners
that they would be on hand at 9
O'Clock next morning to answer the
charges against them. On inquir-
ing what the probable cost would
be Mr.. Sinsheimer was told the
fine would perhaps be not less
than $500 each and a jail sentence
of four to six months, but it was
thought may be the Jail sentence
could be omitted and the fine re-
duced to $3.50 each. Mr., Sins
heimer said he would gladly pay
the $500, but hated like smoke to
go to jail. Ali his happened be
tween 10 and II O'Clock at night,
and until 5 o clock the next morn
ing the possibility Of going to jail
in e strange territory, hung Ike a
nightmare over Sinsheimer, espe-
cially, Crixell being onto the
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THE DAILY HERALD.


Fewer gallons; wears longer;
Devoe.
FoR sALE-12-gauge shot gun.
Apply at this Office.
For Sale--2o0, 900 good brick,
cheap for cash. Caledonia Cara.
LIST.
Albert T. Woodhouse arrived
from the ranch yesterday afternoon
and left again this morning.
LosT-black book of music with
name Maria Pinedo. Return same
to HERALD Office. Suitabler reward.
For RENT-My home place
corner Jefferson and 18th. Apply
to Mrs. Katie E. Leahy. 6-7-tf
Don't you need another hair
brush? Our line is here. IS cents
to $3.50. Eagle Drug Store
O-z1-tf
Round shoulders made square
with our improved shoulder braces,
IS cents a pair. Eagle Drug Store.
1o-21-tf
Claim Agent Lancaster, of the
Coast Line, left for Kingsville this
morning after spending a day in
the city.
f. c. Watson and Hall Adams,
who have been in Brownsville a
few days from St. Louis, left this
morning.
A. B. Jacobs, the jolly Calves
ton drummer, left for other points
this morning after day or so
interviewing our merchants.
Frank Putegnat, who brought
the crazy man, Juan de la Rosa
Saldivar, from La PARA ranch |
Monday returned to the ranch this
morning.
Another good rain fell early this
morning, and the citizens of |
Brownsville are ready to say enough |
so far as the rainfall in the city |
limits is concerned.
WANTED see at our store all
people who are particular about
quality of their drugstore goods |
and service they receive. We can
satisfy the most exacting.
10-21-tf Eagle Drug Store.
Very Rev. Father Constantineau
Provincial, and Rev. Fathers An
tome, Quinn and Martin, of San
Antonio. arrived yesterday after
noon to assist in the funeral SER
vices to be held at the Pro-cathe-
dral tomorrow morning at o clock
for the deceased Fathers and
Brothers of the Oblate at Browns
vile
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Thoughts from a lady's album:
A word to the wise is resented.
Many are called but few get up.
Where there's a will there's a
lawsuit.
Honor is without proft-in most
countries.
When folly is bliss It's ignorance
to be otherwise.
Fools rush in and where
angels fear to tread.
Tomorrow would be sweet if we
could kill yesterday. The New
Yorker.
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.CardGanes
TALLYc CARDS
DOMINOES

The days shortening and the evenings enengg Indoor
men will be in order and would like show line cards
Our stock of playing especially large and ready supply
wishes selection Our
Congress card SO package be the leaders, but
cheaper and will make special prices quantity v
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-08
ELECTION NEWS.

Meager reports say that Ohio
has gone democratic; Jerome and
Mcclellan elected in New York,
and Weaver swept New York like
a cyclone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-20
STRIKE STILL ON.
Sru.:.c Brewers Have Not Won Fight
Against Unions.

seat; @. Sept 2O.-The brewers
strike. contrary to announcements
made FEW days ago. is not ended.
according t. the strikers themselves.
Not a single union man has gone
back to work. and there are llO men
to receive back their jobs. When the
strike was declared 500 men walked
out but more than half of these have
since left the city.
The local union men are awaiting
advces from San Francisco before
signing the contract between them
and the Northwest Brcwr.s' associa-
ton. Before laying down their arms
the strikers want to make sure that
more than 100 men in san Francisco
employed in bottling the Seattle Brew
ing & Mating companys product
who struck out of sympathy with the
local men. be given back their jobs.
The International Brewery. Work
ers' union demands it. Before calling
off the strike here it insists that the
San Francisco strikers so back to
work under the same conditions that
were obtained before they struck.
1t is believed that the san francisco
end of the strike will! ue settled. San
Francisco being strong union town
but as yet the strike is still on.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-20
FOiTIFYING THE BOSPHORUS.
Russia: None SO Poor rs to DO Her
Reverence"

Constantinople, Sept. 2O.-The
steady progress of work on the new
Notifications between Russia and the
Porte. Fortfcations We're hastily
commenced at the time of the mutt
ny on the Russian battleship Kniaz
Potemkin. Turkey seizing upon this
pretevt as means of carrying out a
scheme of Notifications which she had
long desired. but which had always
been opposed by Russia.
1t is understood that the question
was discussed at the recent audience
which the Russian ambassador, Nj.
Zinovieff, had with the sultan, the
ambassador pointing out that the fur
ther fortlflcation of the straits was In
compatible with friendly relations be-
tween Turkey and Russia. Meanwhile
the works are being actively pushed,
though they can hardly be complet-
ed for several months.
The porte continues its irreconcila-
bile attitude regarding the proposed
international financial control of
Macedonia. .F"