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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
GroitOhe peripiirt.

iontpeIlier Soabo, 90
Sftober. Die itarfe eroerifiltte'
riing, lpelde bier porgeItern ytohnlit-
tao Inn 6 llbr 90 Dtinlten seipiirt
ruroe, bat nad) Den eingetroffenen
Iadrihten cine iebr grobe slilsoeb.
nlrM gebabt, Sic lit an Yintten 80
Mieilen uorolid) in Soubo uno 80
WeiIen olilif in Wontnna ieltgeltellt.
Sd)uoen lit jeoof ourd oielen Gro
ltoB niht nngerihtet
9ibOeforo, Wie., 90. Sftober.
,Sn oeribieoenen Srtihaiten IN
Dorf. County, entlong Der aiiIte luelt'
lid bon bier, Iino in Der uorlestelt
Naht @roerihiltterlngen perlpiirt
poroen. Die auf ein @robeben 5urild-
oeiiibrt lperoen. Solhe 9eribte lino
beionoerS aus oen Srten @ells. Sen.
nctunfport ulpo Nortb gerlpid genleI-
oct, in oen orei Srten lino orei per-
id,ieoene GroltoBe bcobnftet; ood Ill
nirgenos ein SdInoen oaolird) ange-
rihtet poroen. Sier bat man gleid-
artise 9eobadtlu,gen uidt aenradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
syran 0apis bcerbiat.

H d non B, 3d., 10. Sftober.--
Der 3ug, pelher Die 2eihe Der sSrau
Seiierion Gapis bon Neip.gorf bier
ber bradte, fam beute 8ormittag
bier an mo puroe bonn 0ouperneur
@liion iolpie ourb abtbeiluneen
couiooerirter 8eteranen in @mpfang
genommen uno nab Der ct. Yaul's
aatbeorale esfortirt. Der 2eidelt.
@ottesoienit iano BORT am Rahnittas
unter GROCER 9etbeilisins itatt llnb
rm 3 llbr pIroen Die lleberreite 81
@rabe getrogen. Maior Spen, Or.
s. Sarrie Gem. Sberit Tbeooore 6.
Gosfins. Sr. Yerrp De 9eon lnb
tsrau Soiepb Euliser begleiteteu Ole
2eide bon 9telu.yorf bierber.
Sm ginfIange nit elmer bonn Sou.
perneur Srpanlon crlaiienen profla.
nation blieben beute Nahmittng ale
StaatsGmter geidlofen, uno Der
@ouperneur, Iopie bie iibrigen
Staatsbcamten wobnten Dem 2eiben.
@ottesoienit bel. slld) Die it1btfihen
Aenter wuroen nm Die Rittagsitiinoe
geihIoiien Inn aud ben itdotiiheil
geamten 8eIegenbeit 81 geben. ai
Der geeroisuna tbeil5unebmen. Die
Slagse oui Dem Staatsfapitol pebte
oui Salbn,oit. Gin GROCER 9eiden.
5us, in peldem pieIe militiriide itro
biirgerlihe Orsaniiatioten oertreter
uaren. aeleitete Die lleberreite gum
@ro6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Nppctitlidlc Glciidlluaarcn.

9urliu9ton, M, 20. DIT. II
Die oGoniolioateb &enoering SO. "
bat cine 8orloouna Dor boS bielige
GoilHtpgcriht ouf Den 30 ,Sftober
erhaltcn, i'm @rimoe on5ligebcn, mes.
bnlb lie ld ueigere, Der Inter
iltd,ungs . Gommiiiion ibre Bidder
por5ulegen. Die 9ennnnte @eieIlid)oit
lit bieicnige, bon melder beballptet
moroen lit, Dab iie BON Dem ltuatliden
Gicb GommiliGr geiallenes Sieb &c.
fault llno 81 GBpaaren perarbeitet
babe. gSic aus Woutpellier, ST., be.
rihtet miro, baben Die IN 6olge DER
llnterIubung bloBgeltellten 8ieb.
GommiilGre Or. George Stepens aus
Ibite 9iiper Sunction uno George
5irrca aus MorriSpille ibre 9fciigna.
tion eingercidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26

gleitunQ OcS Commanders 8reelon0
ob, I'M cine Snipeftion Der Slotteu.
buiboie bon GcogiIe.SSlono un0
Nciu. 2)ort Oor5ltncbmen.
@ b btiGc g binetS iibung.
Ter geitrigcn aabinetsiiBung
lpobnten idmmtlide Mitglieber nit
9lusnobme oeS niht bier peilen-
Ben SboBomtSiefretarS Sbom bel
Gle Sibung mar Die mihtigite ieit
Der Rildfcbr beS ErGlibenten aus
SpIter Ban. 0ic cubanilhe Situa'
tom ole GerbdItniiie IN Der aanol.
gone, fir melhe Elm neuer @olner.
nellr ernannt luer0cu mllB, oic Gr.
nernlng oes @ciou0ten fir Eonnna
ino 9lngeIegenbeiten oui Den Fbilip'
pinen bilocn Die mihtioeren @egen.
ltdn0e, mcldc nor ser Nbreile beS
ErGlioentcn nod Banana erluoger
werocu nIiiiielL umo ctlihe Oieier
,Sruqen iulirben 5ir Spruhc sc.
brudu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Smbiancr inn Sample nit Golubogs

8 IN a + q, Nebr.. 10. Oftober. -
Die lite. Snoioner, Die i'm Somner
ibre 9feierpation IN 8poring perlie.
BEN ltIo ieitoem Elm ungebllnoeneS
SGgerleben iiibrien, boben elmer 9ln-
jnbl GoipboDS in Der NGbe bon @is
lette, @po, elm @eieht gelieiert. Snl
Sample murOeu 5pei Golpbops getoo.
tet uno mebrere ,Snoioner iollen per.
munbert moroen iein. Ser bllltige
3uiarnmenitoB eriolstc, ais Die Motb-
bGute oen Serild mod)ten, oas BON
oen Gombpps gebiitete Sieb 81 lteb-
len. Die SSnoianer trieben cine sln-
,obl Rin0er bapon, idlodteten iie
uno nabmen bas 6leiid NIT in ibr
Eager. ,Sn oen neutrality-suspicious.
ser Nahbaridait berridt groBc Hiib'
rigfeit llno oemnGdlt miro cine Srilp-
pen 9lbtbeilllna nod @ilette gelanot
lperoen, Inn ole r1uberiiben Snoianer
ein5ufangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
yiidOi Yotter'S seiitesfranfe Sudlttr
begeht Selbitmurb.

Grommell, Cont, 19. DIT. -
Grit beitte ipltroe bier in grfabriina
gebradt, bnb 5rau 2aura Gotpoen,
cine Iodter oes giihofS Senrp s.
Yotter BON Nep.Dorf. in Der ysaht
bonn Iebten Gienitag Selbitmoro
ourh grb1ngen in einem bieiigen
Yripat Snnitarium besine. Jrau
Gopoen mar Al Sabre aft un0 Die
@attin beS Srn. @intbrop 9olpoen
BON Nem-9orf Sic fam Dor Ginger
3eit 3nr gebanolnns in Ole ermdbnte
glnitalt. Sn Der 0ienitas Nadt ent.
Iog lie iid) oni fur5e 3eit ser 0ad.
iantteit Der @drterinnen, un0 alS
man nad) ibr iiifte. iano man Tie ols
2eide int Seller ON einem 8olfen
bGngeno. Gie lleberreite puroen &C.
itern abeno uad Nep.Yort 9eid,idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
grauofataitropbe in birmingham.

3ebn WtGnner bel Der @inGiberung
zines aoitbalties umaetommen.
Haub mo granbitiitltng per.
lnutbet.
. 9irmtngb q NJ, 9lIa., 10. Sft.
= Iur6 ein Scller, ipel6es 5piiten
2 uno 3 llbr belte friib 0os bieiige
2pltbauS Der Srau &. 6. 0attlep an
Der 3. 9lpenue einGIberte, fnmen 3ebn
Wcniben m's 2eben, 3ipei puroen
lebensgefGbrlid umo Elm oritter peni.
ger beoenflib perlebt. Nile Spier
ldIiefen i'm 5neiten Stodlperf. Die
6lammen perbreiteten iidy 10 raid,
oaB iogor oie 9elpobner oes imteren
StodperfS nur nit fnapper gtotb bas
nadte 2eben retteten. Der gan3e Sn.
bait beS Sallies perbrannte. Wan
pernnltbet, baB bas Seuer 0urd
9ranoitiftung entitano, uno sSrau
8attlep pil @rlrno 5u Der annabme
boben, ooB @inbreber bas Saus an.
5iinoeten, nm ibr Bliinoerlngsiperf
81 peroedcn. @s befanoen iih an 20
&oltgiinSer i'm Salie, iait ausidlieb.
lid StraBenbabn 9eoienitete. srau
@attIep imo ibre 3pei Sobne ent.
fumen.
Die @etooteten iino: @.I. NiboIs,
StraBenbabn GonoufteIr; .. ..
9teal, StraBenbabn Gonoufteur; W.
.. Iaplor, StraBenbabn Wotor.
mann; @. s. Erelton. Gonoutteur;
Gomaro GalopeIl, Wotormann; g..
y. Senlbam, Gonoufteur; 8oroon ..
BURNS, Wotormnnn; Mm. Z. SAL,
Gonoufteur; u. g. 9ipinglton
Stabl.Arbeiter; Ole y. Sines. sln.
seiteIlter Der n9irnlingbam Yaint &
@laB 60.
gerlest purben: 6. 6. Sentid,
StraBeubabn Gcnoufteur; u. W.
5routmon, Motorman; 6. 6. Seth,
9ln9eiteIlter Der StraBenbabn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
ISuritiraoc III NermoMt.

Wtontpelier, St., 20. Oft. -
Dab oie 6oritfrage iiir ocn Staot
Sermont cine iebr pibtige III, ergiebt
iid) ans Dem Sabresbcriht oesStaats'
Sort GommiiiGrs. Gs miro IN Die
lem 9eridbt ouraii biltaelpieien, DAB
IN bem Stoot 100000 9lder 2ano
mlr iiir Die 9enlBlmg ols SorItlono
geeianet iino. Inter Den gegenpdr'
tigcn &erbGltniiicn miro Die uuge.
bellre tSlGbe iiberbaupt niht benilBt,
wGbrcno iih idbrlih Elm 9eingepiln
BON ST bis So pro slder oitrd 5orIt'
fuItur oormls 5ieben lieBe. Gommii.
jar SSitbcpd enpiieblt, onb Der Staot
iib cine gcnallere &enntuiB Der Sort
mirtbid)nft mo eutlueoer i'm @erein
nit Dem natonalen Soritbiircol ooer
unabbiilpig porgcben lmo I'M Terein
nit Dem lanouirtbihaitlihen College
BON Germont cine Soritpian5lbule
sur Mn5lld)t bon iun9en ,SorltbGilmen
onlegen iollte, lueld)e lidb 5iir 9ln.
pilan5llug beS erluGbnten imgebelren
@ebietS bculben lieBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
yStanSaro Oil Go." in eriter .Snitans
idDnlbig befnnoen.

6inolap, O., 10. Sftober.
Nad) elmer lansen, 32 Stunoen
oauernoen geratbune COB Die S,irp
nm 4.35 beute iriib in Dem bier bonn
Staate Ohio seiiibrten Yro3eiie ae.
gen Die .Stanoaro Oil Co." geiiibr.
ten Yro5eiie ein 0eroift ab, iueIdss
Die aettere eiiier Complication 5ur
Sennnilltg oes SonoeIs i'm Sioer:
iprIldle gu Dem gaIentihe'iden Hnti,
1ruit.@eies ihulois erfldrt. Die
Gompagnie miro binnen Orei Iagetl
eiuen gntraa auf einen nelieu Yro.
5eB Itellen uno peitere Iangpierige
@eribtsperbamollmg weroen eriol.
Qeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
IcrmiIdJte telesrapbiidf 9cpeidyen.

- 3ipe !UiGnner, ipelbe alli Der
Ylottiorn eines @epddiuageons Ger
,Nem. Dorf Gentral.9abn" BON Iohe.
iter aus Die 6abrt mitmadten, iunr.
Den BEL elmer 9ubnfurpe III Der H1be
ppn Hone. NJ, berabgeibleuoert
luobei ser cine ioiort getootet, Der an.
oere iduer perlebt purbe.
3u So5el Nun. nabe Corning
ton in Wiiiiburi, itarb 1om Woiteaer,
Der aroBte Monn 0es Staates. iuelher
elm @etpiht bon 620 Efuno bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26

HGiic snr @eiie in's AnsIanS be.
isrst 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Cit.waIti.
e'Stra6e, Habe Gpitnmbouie.Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
0tms terSmnbesb sbauptitabt
@eriiignngcn bc5iiglidJ Militdrtrans.
pUrtoieniteS nadJ Gnbe.

@cneraI 6uniton iibcrnimmt oen Be
iebl iibcr Die iiiomcitlibc Gipi.
lion. = @enerolonmalt MooOp
bot 9tihts 5ll iugcn. - SuOianer.
observation-disclosures - Srup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26

3ebn MGnner bei Der GinGi6erung
zines aoltbalties umgefommen.--
Hmlb uno granoitiftlng per.
lnutbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26

mari beigeiebt merben 9oS @eieb
bon t715, Silrd ueItcS &otoc3p gum
9errGtber erflort puroc, miro oufgc.
buben meroert.
@16reno Der SeierlidfCitcn IN Ser.
binoing nit Hafor3p'S 9eiietung,
Die ponl 26. bis 30. Sftober oouern
iueroen, miro OoS Eorloment niht
tagen. Gie Wtitglie0er OeS 9lbgcoro.
netenbouies peroen am &otoiolf oes
Eotrioten Die Gbrenmohe bilOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26

gcgcn 5ogo'er 9e.
omten unbegriinoet - Sdod
ser yStonbarb Sil 60" - 3ie
brounlbmeigii6e Gbroniolge. -
8renSlperre mlb bleiben.- Slid
tritt 0eS Generals b. Maiinu.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
WANT PROTECTION
FROM FIRE
Board Asks City Engineer
to Prepare Cost Estimate
of an Auxiliary Plant
VOTERS WILL DECIDE

The Board of Supervisors referred
to the City Engineer yesterday the
Merchants Associations proposition to
sell bonds for an auxiliary water sup
ply Estimates OF cost of the system
will be made and the matter will then
be considered by the public utilities
committee to determine the policy Of
the city assuming a bonded indebted
ness for the purpose.
DIR. n. z. Law addressed the board
in support of the plan. saying that the
city needed the complete fire protec-
ton and should have IL whether it was
necessary TO sell bonds or not
L. Butler urged the installation Of
the auxiliary water system on behalf
of the Chamber of Commerce and from
the insurance standpoint Butler said
that only about half Of the $4,000. 900
worth of goods in the Van Ness ave-
nue. stores was insured, owing to the
prevailing high rates OF insurance. The
would result in material decrease OF
insurance rates.
Chief Engineer Shaughnessy Of the
Fire Department said he favored high
pressure salt water system on Twin
Peaks. but said something should be
done at once to install some sort OF a
system, whether high pressure or grav-
ity, for protection against fire and to
sell the bonds necessary for the pur-
pose.
j. Eagan urged the board to defer
action on the proposition because a
company which he represents IS about
TO submit an offer to furnish a munich
pal salt water supply without any cost
to the city. Eagan said he would sub
NIT the plans OF the system to the
board next Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
BREAKNECK SPEED;
MAN KILLED

Ike" Moore. a colored man. en-
ployed at 144s Fillmore street, was al
most instantly killed by being struck
by an automobile at Cough and Geary
streets a little before o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The unfortunate man
was alighting from a car. when the
machine, which was going at reckless
speed. struck him. The machine was
driven by Francis Lee
Both the car and the machine were
travelling in the direction OF Market
street, the latter being in the rear In
the machine was W. W. Scott of the
Bank OF California, and he, with others,
had been making a tour of the business
houses for the purpose of collecting.
deposits. Those who saw the accident
declare the automobile was running at
a high rate of speed and brushed so
close to the car that any one trying
TO step off was certain to be struck
From the window of the offices of
the Relief Corporation the tragedy was
witnessed, and Immediately DR.. W.. j.
Hawkins of that organization was In
formed and he hurried to the side of
Moore When they reached him he was
dead
Lee. the chauffeur, was arrested and
charged with manslaughter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
SUPERVISORS WILL
HEAR PROTESTS
Objections to Closing of
Ocean Avenue to Be Con-
sidered at Open Meeting
TO ESTABLISH GRADES

The Board of Supervisors decided
yesterday 10 consider the protests and
objections of Ingleside residents and
property-owners to the proposed clos
ing of Ocean avenue between the Great
Highway and Corbett avenue at a pub
lie meeting to be held on Monday, De-
cember II, at $3.50 o'clock. in Mowry's
Hall In return for the closing of
Ocean avenue the Parkside Realty
Company had agreed to build a fine
boulevard running practically parallel
to Ocean avenue at a cost of $4,000.
The board passed to print ordinances
closing for a period of two years
streets COMPRISED In the district
bounded by Fifteenth avenue, Thirty
seventh avenue. @ street and the
boundary line of the San Miguel
Rancho. The closing Of the streets is
70 enable the Parkside Realty Com
pany to make big improvements in
the district described. 1t is under
stood that it is not the intention to
close Nineteenth avenue, although the
ordinances include that thoroughfare
in its provisions. The bills will have
to be amended in that Particular, as
the Parkside company has already
filed a written request that Nineteenth
avenue be eliminated from the list
of streets proposed TO be temporarily
closed.
AS preliminary step to the pro-
posed boulevarding OF Twentieth ave-
nue. by the ParlSside Realty Company
the Works Board recommended the
establishment of official grades on
that avenue from l. to S streets.
The petition Of the North Parkside
Improvement Club that steps be taken
TO renew street car service on Nc
Allister street westerly to Fourth ave-
nue. and to compel the United Rail-
roads to remove Instructions thereon
was referred TO the street committee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
APANESE RESENTS
EDITORS WORDS

Goroku Ikeda. secretary of the Jap
anese Association of America, swore
out a warrant yesterday charging Sake
Shinbun and NJ Maruyama publishers
Of Japanese newspaper in this city,
with criminal libel. The secretary of
the japanese American Association was
accused in the article in question of
having deceived the inspector of i'm
migration as TO the morals of certain
Japanese women who landed in this
country and who afterward were de-
ported. The newspapers alleged that
the secretary was compelling respect
able Japanese women TO come to- San
Francisco via Seattle, as they would
not submit to the searching inquiry
made into their lives by the Immigra-
ton Bureau here as result of the per-
fidy of Ikeda.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
NABbED AS PASsER
Of BAD CHECKS

NJ Lyons was arrested yesterday on
Eddy street by Detectives Braig and
Taylor on a charge of passing spurious
checks Lyons is alleged to have ut
tered tbirty or forty worthless pieces
of paper and TO have passed them on
as many unsuspecting saloon men by
stating that he was employed by the
Henderson Contracting Company. Shift
and Dow are the complaining wit
nesses. There is no contracting firm
doing business in this city under the
name signed to the checks.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

Henry Avila OF the Union Pacific was
in moralizing mood yesterday.
DO you know" he remarked, why
the Swedes succeed? They have pa
thence, my sons. patience such as we
Americans don't have A Swede came
to the ferry building early Sunday
morning and asked for me. He was
told by the janiter that 1 would be
around about o'clock on Monday
morning. Did that Swede go away? No.
sir. He camped right there He waited
from s o'clock Sunday morning till s
o'clock Monday morning for me- His
patience was rewarded. He saw me
and I sold him a ticket clean through
TO Gothenburg and shipped him of by
the o'clock train that morning."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
WILL RE-ELEcr MITCHELL

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1s.-Nomina-
lions have been closed for the cleo
ton OF officers by the United Mine
Workers Of America John Mitchell
for president, T. L Lewis for vice
president, and w. B. Wilson for secre-
tary treasurer have no opposition. The
annual convention will be held at In
dfanapolis January Is.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

ager of the Southern Pacific. is deter
mined that those away from home shall
have the opportunity to eat their
Thanksgiving turkey by their own fire.
sides. SO he has granted special rates
all over California, Nevada, Oregon and
Arizona The rate VIII be one fare and
a third for short trips and one way fare
for longer distances.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

Harry Macgregor. travelling passen-
ger agent OF thex Union Pacific, has re-
turned from a nong and interesting
trip through the goldfields of Nevada.
1T makes your mouth water and your
eyes almost fall out Of your head to
hear those men talk about millions"
he said. TT is, let US chuck In a
million into this hole and that hole
thought I would try out one of those
buffers and so I asked him for a
temporary loan OF fiyer-and he was
shy" and then Harry Buck smiled.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

3. j. Little, commercial agent at
E. W. Demarest, CONNER
cial agent at Buffalo, and Arthur Mac
Kenzie. chief clerk to Freight Traffic
Manager j. E. German. are In the city.
They were sent by the Santa Fe, for
whom they work. on a vacation and
an educational trip and have been
the southern part of the State
and also in the Grand Canyon It is
their first visit to the coast, and their
only regret is that they did not see San
Francisco before the disaster
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
MOTHER SEARCHES FoR HER so

Benjamin Madariago is being sought
for by his mother and brother of Los
Angeles, who have also enlisted the aid
of the local police Madariago left
Sacramento for this city three weeks
ago but has not been heard from since
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

San Jose. Cal. recently celebrated the
sIxtieth anniversary of the raising of
the American flag in the limits OF me
present city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

Alderman Allen n. Gee of Hudders-
field. Yorkshire. England. head of the
British wool weavers, is a fraternal
delegate from the British Trades Con-
gress TO the Minneapolis convention of
the American Federation Of Labor. He
landed in Boston and was the guest of
Governor Guild at luncheon and of
NJ yor Fitzgerald at dinner.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

President Ripley of the Santa Fe
left early Sunday morning for the
East Mr.. Ripley will probably pay a
visit to the Grand Canyon before he
goes home. He vas accompanied by
the following officfals from this city.
Edward Chambers, ]. S. Leeds, H P
Anewalt and F. W. Mcdonald, who
went as far as Bakersfield.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

Cuba is most kind in view of recent
occurrences to send US warning that a
storm is coming from her direction.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20

Opening of A. Di Nola's Drug Store.
900 McAllister cor. Laguna. Large
stock OF his well known Asthma Cure
on hand. Phone Market 1851.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-20
Gossip Of DOings Of
Railroad Men

c. L. Garfield, general agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul. has
appointed F. C. Fairbarn chief clerk
of the local freight office and H. o.
Fairbarn to a clerkship in the same
department.
c. d. Dunann. general passenger
agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company, says that by the first of April
the company's new vessel, the Prest-
dent, wilt arrive in this city to go
on the run between here and Seattle
The President will be the finest steam
err in the local trade. She is modern
in every respect and cost over 81 900. :
goo. She is 414 feet long and has a
tonnage of 5000. This vessel will he
followed two months later by the Gov
ernor and six months later by another
vessel, which has not been named as
yet. Dunann says the traffic to Seattle
is increasing so rapidly that the new
boats are absolutely necessary to han
die the passengers and the freight
The traffic men OF the different lines
are critieising with considerable We
hemence the late ruling of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, which has
decided that when through rate ex-
lists and the combination of locals
makes q less rate. the through rate
shall apply. This. the railroad men
say. attacks the very principles of
railroading and destroys the founda-
tions upon which rates are made For
instance, the rate on oil from the
Pennsylvania fields runs from 17L
cents to 90 cents hundred. and there
has been a special rate in existence
for several years of 7S1z cents from
Chicago to California terminals This
makes a through rate of from IS to 90
cents. The class rate on oil from the
Pennsylvania fields TO Californian ter
minals is s1.65, which rate, according
to the ruling OF the Commission. Is
to be used as being the only pub
lished through rate. This ruling ap-
plies to a number of other commodities
A well-known traffic manager. IN
speaking OF the new ruling, said. "Ali
this comes from putting theoretical
men in charge"
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Buy your awnings, tents and wagon
covers at T. Thom's, 1903 Mission St .
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PROPOSALS Tor Subsistence Supplles-Ofdcs
Purchasing C0mmis SaFy. san Francisco. Cal.
November u. 1906--Sealed proposals for FUR
nisAing and delivering Of such quantities OF
subsistence supplies. delivered AZ such wharf OF
wnarTeS, such warehouses il san FranciscO.
CAL as per circular % be seen az this once
viii be received here until II O'Clock A. n
Thursday. November D. 1906. and opened i'm
uediately thereafter IN the presence OF bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions 70 bidders
and blank forms OF proposals viii Be furnished
10 established dealers % application 10 q Il
KRAUTUOFF. Major Commissary-
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n. p. Anewalt, assistant general
freight agent OF the Santa Fe, will
leave today, accompanied by his wife
and son. for pleasure trip TO the Ha-
waitau Islands.
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Ten candidates were obIigated a

Ten candidates were obligated at the
last meeting OF Lodze No. EOS, Broth
erhood OF er-makers and Iron Ship
Builders Of America The reinstate-
ment fee has been placed at S.. Work
is reported TO be plentiful and all the
members have steady employment