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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. Nav 9. 1907.

,-,---,. New York, May 8 1907.
result of light European selling lower European
important support The market A Closed e seap 9t
r net oeclhe 81 10 TO 20 points Sales for The dry
regular with May uTchanged. October 20 points lower
recovered partial points later. but there were no
demand trade interests European marlEets
r i Iae ioTr ana Ham9utg Inehanged TO = pfen-
response to the recent gains in consuming markets.
tsgs against ~ oo6 bags last ard
Of bags AGAINST afGsPiT 55 5 d 6 mere oTs
ss ear ba eeP5s az o 6ae Two ports 50 far for e
remaining to be heard from before the end Of fhe
current season looks though the crop might not
well IN tb % @ rag Of course this fact Is
me current average should consequently prove to be
quotations on the basis Of SIC for Rio No :. The
the week s2.689 bags against 0>399 last weei,
York TnoTted = 65 b oI tae tGTi.er anount Ny
shipments at Rio and santos Wee a. follows: Rio
United states, 10000 TO Europe AMI 5000 TO cape,
for the United states and 10 goo %5G 6Po3 ' SAM
T.1s-ad we're o bags including 10000 20 the
2S5 oGS 6ags including 5000 for the United
showed clearances Of 1900 bags Europe The total
receipts at Rio and Santos for the week aggresated
2o2ooo bags aEeinst $4,000 last week, 10000
coTTON-The cotton II a1bet was firm and active with
prices reaching new high level for the current move
STEADY: at ne advance Of lsa26 points Sales
estimated at 900 bales The opening firm
sdvance Of lGaI7 points IN response higher Liverpool
cables and wet weather in the central belt Trading
active from the and bulls greater confidence
owing 70 the unavorabe private crop reports
and private cables from Liverpool reporting
threatened labor troubles Lancashire
Liverpool also reported demand there for cover
ing Of Continental shorts and replace cotton
stroyed By the Bremen foreign con
nections were good buyers IN the local market.
report that the Injunction proceedings had been with
drawn and that the matter would be taken
referee added confidence IL
promising that there abrupt break in the
trading change in existing conditions
the Western belt forecast, calling
weather in the Western belt prices high
point Realizing was heavy and there irreg-
uarity in the late trading but market closed
point OF the best. Southern spot markets re
ported early unchanged = higher
ported that New England labor ratified the
wage scale proposed by England mills which.
IN connection with the withdrawal for
higher by the Lancashire weavers, put the labor
situation a faYoTable light.
The range OF contract prices to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May a-CATTLE-Receipts. about 28.OOo
head: market strong to 103l0o higher; common 10
prime steers, stgse 90 COWS. 80 259so heifers $50
and feeders, s39s5 25. HOGS-Recepts about ~. 900
head: market 80 lower: choice prime heavy. 80 ~
Butcher Weights. 50 50 50 4Ts good TO prime mixed
81 20: bulk Of sales Ga ~ Ss647s sREEP@R Rqg
ceipts about 10000 head; market steady sheep 81 -
$50 %: yeariings. s6qS0 IS: lambs 81 5O8tsTb
Cincinnati. May 9-HOGS steady; butchers and ship
ssaa to fa as 70 s fGGa 'esss
East buffalo May o. CATTLE-Recsipts 400
head: slow ana barely steady prime steers SIS 65
shippers. So % S. so; butchers 81 SIS 49, heters
s4GS5 IS; So 6O9s4 90; bulls So 30 s5:
and feeders 50 1884 05: stock heifers. s39S3 rs;
NEALS-Receipts. 5000 head active steady; IS
al rs HOGS-Receipts. II, 900 head: active and 10
Zoe lower, heavy SO 60as6 so; mixed and Workers.
SO So pigs SO soqs6 S. roughs SIS 800 So 81 so
@S5 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 25. 900 head
slow and lower; lambs s5 5OGs7 So yearl.nSs SO 10
50 81; wethers s6aS6 10: ewes. s58s5 so: sheep.
Kansas City May a-CATTLE-R Receipts 5000 head
including 600 Southcrns market steadv loo higher
choice and dressed beef 81 50qS6 20
good. 81 759 So 90 Western fed 81 s5 co.
stockers and feeders. SO T51S5 Is: Southern
60 90gS5 40; Southern cows. s3gs4 20: native
sa@s4 so; native eeiters So 75Qs5so bulls, So 100
head market. 2lsc TO sc lower: top. SO 10: bulk Of
sales. 90 30gs097i4; heavy, SO :56S6 n; - packers
SO 30a 37ia: light. &6S7Qs6 80; pigs. IS es@so rs
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head: market firm; lambs. ST
SIS CO. and yearlings SIS so so 49, Western fed
yearngs, 50 25Gs7. Western fed sheep. So 25 So 5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
NEW YORK PRICES.

dom bi,t FSmspot tin unchanged 1872 in Lon
~ the market easy with spot quoted a., u 50
spot closing at f104 IS 6d. a decline Of II "a 81
market vas were I5s lover al flo3 los Locally the
slestTolytic at "a 2475c and casting az . 28
the local market but declined Is TO 10 l3s 81 In
market at ESQ Soo IN the al d t29 in the LONDON
dry quoted at Sos 6s n9Tbsi with standard fogn
7nG, Locally the market unchanged with No ,
ket for pig iron certificates at the Produce Exchanae
grades quoted as follows cash s99 En
June $2S % July and August. SO 30 and september
rri Mot ASSES AND sYRUPs-For syrups the market
tons follow MoIAssEs orleans nT{ heie g9a
New Orleans open kettle G s22 49, = 2eS prime
20 2so fang 5 l4s fair 158l7c good. IS zoe; prime
ea9V 5 Cot oil was strong and 1a1e higher
In s yP Fs, With strength cotton ana hos pro3uS
proht taking ana iaoh HT nero was Ifaefion under
90 90 aSo i $500 July 4sl4q59c 800 september 495
fined petroleum Arm but unchanged Iinseed oil is
steadily held at recent prices We quote: PETRoLEJS
Gepha 10 co. ' TsnneJ Gases New York l9S5c Phia
eas S% Fo4 IL ae p Ss G9 4
rp1o & n CTude b mills $4,000 nominal;
4e84ei4c September. 4Sa4ac October. Az a45c. 10.
Yellow 452a463sc good off suaraSF yeilo . G2eT
prime white 55g5eo prime winter yellow 54aa55 &C.
q town raw, 4lg42c, Calcutta raw. 7oc LARD OIL.
onf5os Isl g, P5qyison list easier
lowed the grain advance and strong buyng OF nork
sold well above the close of Saturday Although sEht
reactions followed. the market finally firm in tone
and substantially net higher Chicago receipts 900
5000; Omaha 5000. and tho West 10000 PORK arm
Quoted: Mess ST. 20 SIS; family, SIS Q10; short
clear, SlT4SlS SO BEEF Arm. Quoted: Mess 50 10 n
$40; family, Sl4QS14 80; packet $40 50qsIi extra
India mess. 81 q So 30. BEEF HAMS nrm; quoted
So a $29 DRESSED 40 HOGS steady Quoted: Bacons
97sc CUT MEATS - Picked bellies frn Quoted
Smoking: 124I21zcj 10 n. IN q1lla 10 ~ ION %
lie; IA 10, 10i2 n i0Gc. PICKLED HAMS firm: quoted
l2@12te TA5.Low steady; city. &c country. 81 a
csc LARD firm. Quoted: Middle Western. prime
Sc % 81 %; city lard firm: quoted so Qsl4c: refined
lard firm Quoted: South America $40 %: Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07

The local market spot steady with
prices 20 points higher il roc mddnR upland
II uiddlng Gulf: sales. 3613 bales. Southern
epot markets telegraphed follows: Galveston
firm. nc higher at 12c sales 72l bales. Mobile firm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
SEEKS CONSENT TO ISSUE BONDS.

Albany. May 6-The Hudson River Electric
Power Company to-day filed an application with
the State Gas Commission for consent to issue
S2n.o" consolidated and refunding mortgage
bonds. The purpose is said to be TO provide for
the purchase of the iowage rights OF a large res
ervoir on the Sacandaga River In the counties OF
Saratoga and Fulton and the construction of a
dam and powerhouse at Conklingville. with the
necessary transmission lines and sub-stations. A
hearing on the application has been fixed by the
commission for May % at 1870 a. m
The Hudson River Electric Power Company owns
the entire capital stock of the Hudson River Elec-
trio Company. of the Saratoga Gas. Electric Light
and Power Company and OF the Ballston Spa Light
ana POWER Company, more than a majority of the
STOCK OF the Hudson River Water Power Company
and an interest In the stock OF the Empire State
Power Company. The company has s, IN 300 stock
and NlA0.0O bonds outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May 6-C1osng; WHEAT nrm; No 2
red Western winter. O. end; No 1 California 5hd:
futures steady; May. AID: July 8s 5Ad september
6s end. CoRN-spot steady; American mixed new As
1i2d; do old. Us Nd futures quiet;
Der. As end PEAs-Canadan steady 6s Sd. FLOUR
Winter patents steady, 23s 3D. HOPS IN
COAST quiet. ~ l8safs 5s. BEEF-Extra India mes.
firm, SIS ID PoRK-Prine mess. Western firm SIS ID
HAMS-Short cut. Il 10 10 h. firm, 5ss BACON-Ct,m-
berland cut 20 TO 80 h. steady 49s rib 10 to "a
H. firm. 63s; long clear middl light 2s 10 "a 10 Arr,
S S Sd; long clear middiss heavy 80 to 40 Arm 6s
bellies. Il to 10 h. quiet %os SHOULDERS Square Il
70 ID H. quiet. 8ss Cd LARD-Prime Western in
tierces. quiet AS Sd: American In
ass 3D. CHEEsE-AmsIican finest white nominaliy cas-
do coored nominaly 62s; Canadian finest white ons,
02s; do coored quiet. CAS- TALLow-Prime CITY nomI
nally Bis TCRPENrINE-spir dull SOS Cd ROSIN
LINSEED OIL strong 24s Cd. ~ sue'' o'u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07

50 50; Brazil kegs. 81 %; firm; quoted So
9Sssc. STEARINE firm. Quoted: Oleo, S1a q sac;
city lard stearne. 90 @ 1Qc.
RICE-The general market quiet. owing largely
10 the unfavorable weather and most Of the orders
booked were received by mail. The undertone. how
ever, is quite steady full quoted Quotations
follow: Domestic screenings 2& 9SMo; second heads
3la 94c; choice heads, AZ q &c. fancy heads o1s q
54c; extra fancy heads, 0Q6kc; Japan, domestic.
8% q4%c; Patna, - 85%c; Java, AZ 95bc: Ran
SUGAR-Refned sugar was steady with prices
changed. Some brokers report moderate business,
but others say they doing quite little business.
so that there Is fairly good The weather
prices subject a 10 points and a dis
count OF / per cent for cash, DAYS: Crystal
dominoes, 7.05c; Eagle tablets, &c; cut loaf and
crushed. 550c; mould A, 5.15c: cubes. Eagle. 5-Tb
bags powdered and Eagle confectioners graduated,
oO5c; xxx powdered. 495c; powdered.
dered and fruit powdered Eagle coarse and extra
me graduated, 1900 Eagle 2-io of
ulated. Oc 2-lb bags do. 5l0c 315tb do. 605o:
5-ID bags do. &C. 10-o bags do, CSC; 25 and so 10
bags do 65c; Sagle fine standard granulated and
Nos and B, 4.55c; No f. 46Oc; ., 4.45c; No 6.
44oc; No l. 1850: No S. 4.30C No o, 425c; No 10,
loo No II, + lOc. No. IL. 05c; Nos. Il.
j. and is, 395c. 1t is rumored that between 10000
ana $4,000 tons OF Java sugars have been sold re-
Gently, cost and freight terms Philadelphia and
Arbuckle Brothers, at los Sd los Ard. equal 20
3 1850 TO &c duty paid New York While II is
believed that such business has been done, has
been confirmed. However, the price for Java
jumped 8d last Friday. AM It IS thought that that
hrn for raws. but without change In quoted PRIZES.
although higher prices asked. Duty paid rates
are quoted follows: Centrifugal. 90 test. S763c:
lnuscovado. 80 test. 32dhc and moasses sugar, 50
test at SO15c The London market for beet sugar wac
"TRIP at good advance. May quoted 9s esd
ana June lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
AFTER ALABAMA FERTILIZER TRUST.

Montgomery. Ala. May 6-Allegng that there f.
a fertilizer trust in Alabama a legislative commit,
tee began work to-day 10 investigate II. The COM
mittee is headed by Senator NJ. l.. Leith who as
serted In the Senate some weeks ago that fertilizer
Of the same grade and excellence made at Florence
Ala. cost the Alabama farmer as much IA that
made at Baltimore Fifty witnesses have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
DIVIDEND OF 100000 IN HAWAII.

Honolulu. May e.-Brewer & Co. the Oldest plan
tation agents in Hawaii. have declared a stock
dividend OF 100000 doubling their capital stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-07
THE REXMERE

Best equipped hotel in Western CatskiIs
Situated IN Beautiful Churchill Park Stamford n r
Golf hotel grounds rooms. with bath. Booking
ONCE: Miss Alexander OF MontauiS Raak 5sh ava
and Union s.. Brooklyn. Tel 47Oo-Prospeot.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
ST. IGNAT|Us COLLEGE
HOLDS Commencement
Students Enact Play During
Exercises Given in Van
Ness Theater

The Amanuensis," an amusing COM
edy in two acts, formed the main part
of the literary exercises held in Van
Ness theater yesterday afternoon in
connection with the forty-eighth COM
mencement of St Ignatius college.
Students and friends of the college
filled the auditorium, the youthful con-
tingent being especially noticeable and
gales of laughter greeted the funny
conceits of the play. An essay on THE
Drama" was read by Robert S. Burns
of the class of 10. Peter L. O'Keefe,
II. read a poem entitled From the
Ashes of the Past" and the college
Song" Ali acquitted themselves cred
itably.
Leading parts in the comedy were
enacted by Albert I. wheelan, 10, who
made a great hit in the role Of ths
amanuensis; Joseph H. L. Sweeney, 'os;
Robert S. Burns, 10; William E. Nc
Cam. 'oS; John A Lennon, OF. Minor
parts were played by John F. Duffy,
'Oe: James r. Kelley. '0s; Edmund A
Rossi, '0s, and Raymond l. Butler.
The comforting OF degrees will take
place at the Van Ness theater next
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock The
honorary degree of doctor of phil
osophy will be bestowed upon James
r. Kelley, president of the Hibernia
bank, who has been actlNc-N connected
with st Ignatius church ever since it's
beginning He also has been a prefect
of the sodality for 40 years. Degrees
will be given to a number of former
students of the college. The candi-
dates for the masters degree are
Thomas ". Hickey. Eustace Cullinan.
Edward F. O'Day, Francis /. Barrett
and Michael F. Nakamara.
Owing to the disturbed conditions of
last year the graduating class of ST
Ignatius college was compelled to
complete the course Of study at Santa
Clara college, but the diplomas We're
not awarded The following members
of last years class will therefor re-
ceive their diplomas next Friday:
Michael F. Nakamara. Thomas S. Man
gan. David O'Keefe. Leo J. Flanagan
and Richard Flanagan. The degree
of bachelor of arts also will be con-
ferred upon John A. Lennon of this
years class
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
.FURUsETH SITS mute
ON THE WITNESS STAND
Secretary of Sailors Union
Declines to Answer
Lawyer

Andrew Furuseth, secretary OF the
sailors union, sat mute on the witness
stand for nearly half an hour before
Referee Clement Bennett yesterday.
He steadfastly refused to answer any
questions put to him by ]. w. Dorsey,
counsel for the Hammond lumber com :
pany, in. the contempt proceedings
brought against the union in the United
States circuit court
Furuseth came in response to a sub
pena issued at the request of Dorsey.
He made a brief statement to the eff
feet that he did not believe he had
been summoned in good faith. So far
as he was personally concerned, he said.
he had no objection to testifying, but
in his capacity as secretary of the
sailors union he would avail himself Of
his constitutional right and decline to
testify.
rs that your only reason for refusing
to testify?" asked Dorsey.
81 decline to answer" was the reply.
Then Dorsey tried to ascertain from
the witness the name of the person who
had given him that advice, but Furu-
seth still declined to respond.
'Ts II. w. Hutton your attorney?" de-
manded Dorsey.
Furuseth again refused to answer
and Dorsey finally gave up.
Dorsey will appeal to United States
Circuit Judge Van Fleet to decide
whether or not Furuseth shall give tes-
timony.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
MISSION MERCHANTS To
GIVE BAND CONCERTS
Aggregation of Brass Will
Render First Program
This Evening
TO BE REGULAR CARD
Pavilion Erected at Corner
of Sixteenth for
Musicians
TO BE REGULAR CARD

A brass band concert will make Mis-
sion and Sixteenth streets one of the
most attractive spots in the city for
Saturday night shopping. Beginning
tonight. the merchants in that neigh
borhoed have arranged for the musical
attraction, which will be repeated each
Saturday night during the summer. A
bandstand has been erected on the cor
ner and 20 musicians will discourse
classic and popular numbers tonight.
Since the car strike was declared the
merchants of the Mission have enjoyed
much of the patronage that formerly
went elsewhere. The Mission has be-
come like a city by itself, they claim.
1t was decided to encourage that state
Of affairs and the businessmen con-
cluded that band concerts would be the
most popular form of public entertain
ment. The funds to pay expenses were
easily secured. The bandstand was
built, and tonight will be the occasion
of the first concert.
Whether you ride in a bus, or take a
car, or walk say the merchants, ait
Will be worth your while to gather with
the throng at Sixteenth and Mission
streets tonight and listen TO the band.
All kinds of music, from the classics
of Beethoven to the "ragtime' numbers
of popular. up to date composers, will
be rendered, and the band has been
carefully selected from the best in
strumentalists in the city.
The intention IS" said one Of the
merchants responsible for the innova-
tion, ito make the neighborhood of
Sixteenth and Mission streets the most
popular quarter ia the city, whether for
shopping or sightseeing"
Special attention Will be paid to in
dividual request programs. 1t is pro-
posed to make the concerts as Informal
as pleasant, and the public is invited
to attend the opening event tonight
when the band plays its first program
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
ROY SLAYER cENsURED

Arnold Wins, aged II. who acci-
dentally shot and killed little Max
Dillar several days ago. was censured
severely by coroner's jury yesterday.
The verdict declared that Wins was a
lad of ungovernable temper and recon-
mended that the Juvenile court take
drastic measures with him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
PERMIT ALIENs TO LAND

On complaint of United States I'M
migrant Inspector D. ]. Griffiths war
rants were issued by Commissioner
'Heacock yesterday for the arrest of
Captain H. z. Howard and j. H. Trask
of the Oceanic steamship company for
allowing Albert E. baltimore and
Masawa Makawa, aliens, to land
Illegally on March 6. The preliminary
examination of Trask was set for June
2s and that of Howard for the 29th.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
The CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(Organixed 1909


PROMOTION: The act OF promoting; ad-
vancement ENCOURAGEMENT Die
tionary.
The California Promotion committee has for
its object the PROMOTING OF California .
whole.
II has nothing to SELL
Its energies are devoted to fostering all things
that have the ADVANCEMENT Of California as
their object.
1t gives reliable Information on every subject
connected with the industries of California
1t gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establish
ment of new industries and invites desirable
immigration.
Ii Is not an employment agency although Il
gives information regarding labor conditions
1t presents the opportunities and needs in all
fields of business and professional activity.
she committee Is supported by popular sub
scrption and makes no charge for any service
rendered.
AFFILIATED with the committee are 100 com.
mercal organizations of the state, with a
membership OF over 20. 00O
Meetings are held semiannuauy in different
parts of California, where matters Of state in
terests are discussed.
headquarters Of the committee are maintained
in San Francisco in California building, Union
Square.
CORRESPONDENTS INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Two MEN DIE SUDDENLY

Robert Flynn, a hammam bath at
tendant, died of alcoholism at the Cen
trail emergency hospital yesterday
afternoon. Louis Cleveland. an aged
man, was found dead by his wife at
his home at z26 Liberty street Heart
disease is believed to have caused the
death of Cleveland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

An additional branch Office of the
Ontario bureau of labor has been es-
tablished at London by John Arm
strong, secretary of the department, in
accordance with the announcement
made some time ago. The new office
will be located in the Masonic temple,
Richmond street, in that city, and An
drew Ellis has been placed in charge.
This is the third branch of the labor
bureau which has been formed. The
others, at Ottawa and Hamilton, are
reported to be doing valuable work.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
CAPTURES NEGRO RoBBER

Thomas Clark, a negro laborer. was
caught in the act of robbing the home
of Special Officer Hellbush at 2673 Clay
street yesterday afternoon. Hellbush
took Clark to the city prison, where he
was locked UP on charge of burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
The Fourth at Del Monte

Golf tournament, July TO z; auto
mobile run, July and 4; Gymkhana
races, fireworks and a gay week gener-
aIlv. Secure accommodations early.
Round trip railway rate. 44.o0.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
For the Fourth

Cannon and frecracker candy boxe:
for the glorious fourth-Haas' Candy
Stores, Fillmore at Ellis. Van Ness al
Sutter and % Market ct. near ferry
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

established in the pig iron districts OF
the United States and 1t is estimated
that by reason of this the product this
year viii be increased by 100000
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

From the reports of the labor census
bureau for Canada 1t appears that Of
the wage earners of both sexes in that
country the agricultural class gives
employment to S.93 per cent, the do
mestic and personal class to 1851 per
cent. the fisheries class to 0.sl, the for
estry and numbering class to 2.02 per
cent, the manufacturing class to 1888
per cent, the mining class to 2.9S per
cent, the professional class to 6.34 per
cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS for Transportation OF Hay
Depot Quartermaster's Office, 1855 North Point
street. san Francisco. Cal. June 21 1907.
sealed proposals in triplicate viii be received
at this office until IL a. Friday. June y.
f007 for transportation from San Francisco.
Cal. TO Manila. F. l.. OF approximately 4.J00
tons weight Of baled hay, compressed to a
density OF 81 cubic feet per ton. shipments to
be made approximately 2,250 tons weight
soon after July I. 1907 practicable. and
? $50 tons weight after August L.
1907 as practicable Full information will be
furnished on application to 1T CUis j. B.
BELLINGER. D. Q. NJ. G., e. s. Army, DeDs<
Quartermaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

The percentage Of unemployed IN
Great Britain during 1906 was Al per
cent. or 1.3 per cent less than in 1905
and "a per cent less than in 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

Ernest Aves has been delegated by
the British government to investigate
the working OF the various labor laws
of Australia.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

We have had surprise IN Store tor you Tor
several weeks-a sale that in point Of value ex-
ceeds anything we have ever ofered-a sale
that will interest every woman who admnes
and appreciates fine apparel, the particulars Of
which will appear In tomonows Examiner and
Call. By all means read every word Of that
announcement
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

A number Of new furnaces have been
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

Pie bakers local No. 2T4 has elected
the following officers for the ensuing &
term: J. Shewbridge. president; NJ
Gerbreck. vice president; A. Meeke, Sec
retary: W. Burkeley, financial secre-
tary: H Schmidt, treasurer; C Linn,
sergeant at arms; ]. Shewbridge, dele
gate to the local labor council.