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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12

Why not take advantage of the Chi
cago Housefnrnlshing Co.'S closing
out sale to furnish your rooms for
the entertainment of jamestown ex.
position guests? You'll be sorry if
you allow this opportunity TO slip you.
16-Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
Bryan in RalIroad Wreck.

GREAT FALLS, MONT, Jan. IL
a Montana extra west-bound train In
which Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Bryan
were passengers collided with a
switch engine and some cars in tho
Great Falls yards today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
On Hampton Avenue.

near Chestnut, nice home on extra
large lot, only $4,000. Very easy
terms. Considered worth $4,000, but
owner needs money for special pur.
Poses. Extra nice place and neighbor-
mood See us at once. SOMMER-
WILLIE TRUST CO., QncorporatedD
1-f1-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
Struck by Falling Tree.

DANVILLE, VA, Jan. Iii. NJ.
Glidewell, a prominent farmer of the
county, was probably fatally injured
Yesterday while cutting trees in a
forest near his home. The limb of
a falling tree struck him over the
forehead, and it is thought that his
skull is fractured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12

We make a speciality OF fine old
straight Whistles. Imported and Do
nestle Sherrics and Ports. NEW
PORT NEWS WINE &c LIQUOR CO..
Corner Twenty-fifth street and Wash.
ington avenue. Both phones. 12-12-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
Albert Wilcox, seabrlght.
N. j., will to Audubon SO.
'Hpuu oU' .
'......-. l,uUO,0UO

H
n, j., will to Audubon so.
= eiety ;.;;..;;..,..,....... 100000
q. o. Schoclkopf. Kansas
City, Mo-, Will TO chnfl.
ties ..,.............'.,.,. 900. 900
John ID. Rockefeller's present GIFT
OF s2,9110oO TO the University of Chi.
caso makes his total gifts To the Uni
Yersity during the Is years $2L324,.
a22. The present was received by
Acting President Harry Pratt Judson
Ill letter from John ID. Rockefeller
III speaking for his father. 1t was
given Internationally, and is one OF
the three largest donations that tile
FOUNDER of the University hns made
since his initial subscription of S234,.
900 IN January. 1888. He gave the
University S3,000,00U In November,
1875, and $3,245,0OO in December, 1901.
Chicago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
Officers Meet and Organize for
Soliciting Campaign.
CORPORATIONS TO Be CALLED upon
Money viii be Needed to Refray Elk.
penses of Huntington Rifles During
jamestown Exposition If Company
is to Participate.

Captain c.. c. Moore. commanding
oiiicer of the Huntington Rifles, Cap.
'aln ED. N. Eubank, retired, Captain
IL. 10. Winkins, retired. and Lieutenant
FRANKLIN, of the Rifles, met in the
Darling building last night and effect.
Ell = temporary organization, the pur-
pose OF which is TO raise funds for the
Huntington Rifles TO defray the ex.
pehse OF entertaining visiting military
organizations during the Jamestown
exposition and to cover the cost to tn
company of participating in the arm. \
manoeuvrcs at the exposition.
INC organization chose the follow.
ing Officers by reclamation: Chair.
man, Captain Moore; secretary. Can.
tain Eubank: treasurer Captain WIKI,
ms.
Would Arouse Interest.
! me secretary was directed to adj.
dress letters TO II number of retired
volunteer army officers and business
men and merchants of the city, invit.
ing them to join with the present
! nenhers OF the temporary orgnniza.
tion ana icrm permanent body for
the purpose of arousing the interest
of the people of the city In the move.
ment to secure all necessary funds
for the Huntington Rifles during the
exposition.
The secretary was also instructed
! to draft letter asking for funds fer
the Huntington Rifles and giving the
reasons for the request. This form
| VIII be submitted to the organization
! Tor approval at meeting TO be held
/, next Friday night. Copies of this
letter will then be sent To the bust
ness men and merchants and others
of this city, the officials of the New.
port News Shipbuilding G Dry Dock
! Company, the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company. the street railway
companies on the Peninsula. the
| American Tobacco Company, and the
| Putney Shoe Company.
Ready Response Expected
! Those who attended the meeting
last night are confident that the peo.
! pie OF Newport News will furnish the
Huntington Rifles with all the neces,
sary funds to enable the militia COM
pany to make creditable showing
for itself and the city at the james.
town exposition. The people of the
city have not been called upon to aid
the local militia for five years and
(! Captain Moore and others interested
in the movement believe the citizens
| will be quick to respond to the call
of. the company for financial aid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12

Steamer In Dry Dock.
The British steamer Abbey Holme,
which arrived here from New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
spondcd to the following number Q

~. .'H''.... '.............,
Stevens fire alarm system, seven.
teen street boxes.
Paid men In department. including
chief and electrician, 10: volunteers,
asa, .
In Need Of Truck.
The department Is badly I'm need of
an arial truck which has been recon.
mended by me fore tho past eight
years. as the one In service is rnsnre
and the business section OF the CITY
has onterown II. twenty-five feet be.
Ing over limit.
Buildings in Bad Shape.
The three buildings of the dcDar,.
ment are In very bad condition, re.
during general ovcrhaulinC md
the sidewalks should be luid nj cnch
house. The department Is also I'm
need OF rubber coats and boots. All
paid men of the department should
nave nm increase in their pay. MS thcv
are the lowest paid men in tho city's
employ: are on "a hours each day.
ana wear out more clothing than any
other employees of the city.
] wish to thank the members of
The department fer the manner In
which they have responded during
the year and congratulate them on
their excellent work. 1t was the viii
Of God that one of our brother fire.
men should be taken from us. being
the first during the existence of tho
department
l wish to thank the city officials,
the press Of our city and the citizens
In general for the assistance render.
cd the department. aud myself during
the year.
Yours truly.
w. X. STOW,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Denart.
mnnt Of the City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12

in tow Thursday, was noated into
dry dock No. /, at the shpyard, yes
terday morning 10 have extensive
repairs made to her hull.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12
CHIEFS Slows REPORT
FOR THE PAST YEAR
Good Showing Made by the Fire De-
partment in 19o6-Loss Rather
Large.

Fire Chief w. X. Stow has complet-
the following report for the year 190G:
Number OF alarms -. .13T
Number of false alarms .. 10
Fires in brick and stone buildings &c
Fires in frame 80
Fires in other than buildings o
Fires confined to building ZIG
Fires confined to floor .l13
Fires extending beyond building. .
Fires extending beyond adjoining
building ..... /
Value involved in fires,
buildings ..............$ 256,375. 90
Value involved in fires, con-
tents .......:. ......... 1926 90
Value involved in other
than buildings ......... 36,00G,00
Total ......... .$5O9,37o.0o
Insurance thereon build
lngS ........... ....... S247 $4,000
Insurance thereon contents 1876, $50 90
Insurance thereon other
than buildings ....... 100000
Total ...... ..... $500, 10000
Insurance loss, buildings. $ 5O,5S3.00
Insurance loss, contents. =. S9,035.00
During the year the companies re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-12

Calendar for This Day.
gun rises .............. 7:17 a. m.
sun sets ............... $40 p. m.
High water 7:5s a. m, $3.50 p. IN.
Low water -. 1884 a. m, 2:30 p. m.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24
NO PANIC DOWN HERE.

The dispatches today from New
York as to the money situation are
of the most cheering character; and
with the greathankers. who should
never be confounded with the gamb-
lers and spectators on the Stock Elk
change, standing sOlidly together and
wisely lending their support to weak
er banks managed by reliable men,
the prospects for a panic have passed
AVA. This furry on Wall Street
seems to EaN had no effect in the
Scc,- al. nom of our banks
has shown sigma of distress
Our gre, cotton erop, one of
the NJ -On's st-casest assets, is right
here n our own Aeeping, And with
sue. a bulw;~k as hat, quf kly con-
We table into. ISL. We aresdoubtless
s; ,er from r>n:~'>v copditIb ns than
a.y other part Of the'coundf IT, 1t Was
az Atlanta banker who said some
weeks ago at a bankers meeting up
North that the Southern cotton crop
could be relied on 10 prevent a panic
in this coaptry, and we can all see
now more clearly than before where
that Atlanta banker was right. But
this is the time when everybody is
back for better prices, and it
is mattr for serious practical con-
f9r the 3farm&s if more is
to be made oTNlosf by Withholding the
crop entirely fromE the market
Arbitrarily fixing thYprice may win,
IT it map lose-th% can only be
by thSfIogic of events
'ut with money = INT out of the coun-
ry every day BY merchants and
'thers to buy goods and pay debts,
nd none coming in from the cotton
rOp. We cannot expect brisk trade
While that condition lasts With the
ottOn crop behind us we can defy
'anic. but with all of it withheld
rom the market We will be without
he money necessary to do business
n. and, each OF us. farmers and all,
must feel the consequences.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

No man in this country knows the
negro problem better than John
Sharp Williams. statesman. philoso-
pher. mOralist and thinker, who was
brought up On a Mississippi pIanta-
ton, and has been among negroes,
slave and free, all his life. Mr.. Will
liams has written for the current
number Of the Metropolitan Magazine
a thoughtful article on the problem,
which is attracting wide attention.
but, like~all the rest of us, he has to
give it up aud find his refuge in this
conclusion, which it wers wise for US
all to adopt:
Remembering with the apostle of
American DEMOCRACY hat it is un-
der this sort of benignsnt Providence
that We all'h~e-and haze our being
white. black. red and yeIlow-and
that while black ands white are not
the same animal phys calIy. mentally
IT morally. nor in ahy sense equal.
actually or potentially. and cannot
Re made 50 by platforms or by laws,
hey are-SeL- both the~creatures Of one
iod. is it too much for me to leave
vithyou the parting Injunction that IN
he face Of this great problem. it
would be well that wise men think
more, that good men pray more. and
hat all men talk less and curse
ressg"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

Discussing the reprieve of the ne
gro rapist. Dock Mack, in order that
his case may be again investigated by
the Board\Of Pardons, the Tampa
Tribune hands out to thst body this
condensed Bit of souud, practical wis
dom which it Mould 90 we'll to care
fully consider: 4
One pardon. hhless based on in
controvertible gtoaQds. will neutral
ize the orderly'executlon of the law in
fifty cases.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

The name of Ex-Governor BIox-
ham can be safely omitted from the
list of possible candidates in this
State to succeed Browerd The venI
cradle gentleman is now in Atlanta,
where he will Atop for a brief visit
before returning to~FallaEassee from
Virginia. and in an int fview in the
Constitution OF yesterday, he says: Il
am out of politics for good. I've had
all l want" Now leave the fine Old
veteran to his honeymoon joys IN
Vexed with gossip about his return
to politics.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

1t Is human nature to seek to Law
the effects of our own shortcomings
upon others. and so it is not STRANGE
thatone ofthe officers ofthesuspepded
hnickerbocker Trust Company in New
York City. smarting under the sense
Of loss and defeat. seeks to put upon
the policies OF President Roosevelt;
the failure Of4hat institution. Mr.
Roosevelt replies very aptly to this
in his Nashville spekch: All / did
was to tur1>on the Aight. I am not
responsible for-wtat that light
showed" The KniSkerbocker Trust
officer would probably find the true
reason for the downfall Of his com
7any in the- statement Of one of the
Clearing House Committee: Sue,
trouble as exists in various places is
iirectly traceabie to bad manag.
ment By bad men. We have bee
trying to eliminate such men. Some
We have got rid OF and all eyentua.
" will go"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

John ID. Rockefeller is Matching a
new trust: He oven wants to incor-
porate benevolenee- He submitted to
an interview the other day and
among other things said this:
Let us have bepevolent trusts.
corporation to manage the business
of benevolence. Yes,N am quite SER
ious- Indeed. Ihave Been full of the
idea for some years"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

Those nine balloons which started
from st >b0uis the sther day have
successfully exavekd half across the
continent and las6ed in various parts
of the East wthoN< harm either to
the balloons q their human freight.
Air navigation has arrf~ed! What
next to stir the pulse of jaded
world which can no longer be sur
prised at anything?
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

The Tallahassee Sun denounces
the legal technicality where it is used
by lawyers and permitted by courts
to defeat the ends of justice. The
editor OF the Sun has influence with
Governor Broward, and if the Cover
nor intends to call an extra session.
Editor L'EngfA would use his in
fiuence to excellent purpose il he
could prevail up6n our chief execu-
tive to follow the Axampk of Gove--
nor Conner oAethat question. That
official announces that ode of the sub
jects for legislation for. (which he Will
call the Atabamal legislature together
will be to so>amsnd Criminal statutes
that no new trial can be had unless
it shall appear that a real injustice
has been done the defendant on the
first trial In other words. if the
man was proved to be guilty he shall
not get a second chance to escape be
cause of any technical consideration. !
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

Let US, give General Gilchrist.
candidate f0r GovepGor. credit for the
courage of RS cShvictions. He re-
fuses to mount &e State prohibition
platform and sayA that the local
option meth0f as at present provided
by law, is good enough for him.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

Governor Conner. of Alabama, is
something of an Andy Jackson him
self and he has brought the Southern
Railway to terms. that road agreeing
to submit to the rate laws passed by
the late Legislature. But the Cover
nor still has the refractory Louisville
and Nashville ROAD on his hands,
which positively refuses TO come out
from the shelter of the federal court
and the outcome of that struggle will
be watched With interest all over the
country.~-If the Louisville and Nash
vile doesn't "knuckle," the extra ses-
sion of the legislature will be called.
and while it may penalize the road IN
various vindictive ways it can't touch
It's relations to the Federal court
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24
PEN PICTURE OF OUR OWN JOHN.

n correspondent Oh Inc d. hOuAS
Globe-Democrat dropped in on John
Temple Graves the other day at
his Office in Atlanta, and got
a long and most entertaining inter-
view out of him. Just now John
Temples personality is of peculiar in
terest to the public because of his
newspaper forces in New York, and
the following description Iof him
from the Globe-DApocraFwill be in
teresting:
"Conventionally, ssc1ionally. per-
haps 1 had imagined a tall: shamb-
ling, stoOp-shouldeyed, sallow-faced,
large-eyed, long-haired man in a
shabby frock coat, wide trousers.
square-toed boots, ~wool hat, and
narrow, black necktAa-a haphazard
combination of poet, orator, and Wis
-Onist; a Patriek Henry joyfully
waiting death IN his impatient wei
come to liberty l really saw a work
ing editor in his ShiTt sleeves-short,
slender, and ruddyNskinned, large OF
lose, straight and decisive of lip, crag-
like of brOw,$Aaving brown hair,
close-cut and parted exactly in the
middle; a wholesome. virile. hospit-
able, and entiEely modern personality.
'UndOubtedly, the Graveses were
once Irish They mingled in we'd
lock with the Calhouns, the first OF (
whom, James. founder of the family |
in America, came from Donegal. I
Patrick was the son of James, and !
John c., the'SgIlifier and intellect
lal center of SfaEery, together with
were hfsNgrandsens. John
Temple Graves, direct descendant of Fl
has -inheritedNthe calhoun
gifts of language leadership and in
dependence, while the geography OF (,
al his blood is shown in his striking
ace and in the modified accent and
low of his unhesitatins and eloquent
speech.
1t may be added also that John
temple Graves is hSt afraid either OF
PRECEDENT or environment. His cour-
ge and oriGnssIity bave given him
he distinction o. being the most ,
widely quoted editer of the South. At
recent banquet in tennessee. it will ,,
- remembered. before a company OF
Nnbieftains.\ he counseIed
William J. BrSSn. wro, was present. ,
arise in the next national conven
on and move the Nomination of
heodore Roosevelt for president.
IN his feet he confronted Bryan and ,
he leaders of his party; going home
g had TO face the state Of Georgia.
ne whole South, and the subscription
st OF his own newspaper. which is
is bread and butter A slashing
an, sure enough. Did the stern old =
ullifier himself ever do anything -
lat WAS braver2
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24
THE LIVE OAK PUBLISHING COMPANY.

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT will be
mailed to any part of the United
States, passage prepaid. for $500
per year; $3.50 for six mouths;
sl.25 for three months, or SO cents
for five weeks, in advance. De-
ivered to any part of the city, by
carrier. for 10 cents per week
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24

High Springs is to have Il news
paper. 1t is announced that Rev.
q. N Taylor has moved to that town
and in Va few days Will issue the firsT
number\of the High Springs Mes
senger. What memories Of the de-
parted SeNer and his Incompatible
Hornet cdPe trooping up at the
mention Of a Sevival Of High Springs
Journalism, We will look upon its
like and his liza no more. but what
refreshing for &deA soul it would
be to again perusA the Hornet and
take in the elixir ofNSetzer's soaring
genius unshackled bN any of the
cheap conventions OF mare grammar.
SyntaN and LOGIC, setzerN was thor
oughly unique and he gavA us a new
departure in Journalism which we
hoped might survive. for hiA Hornet
was good for the whole state press
and We were all eager for its weekly
arrival in our sanctums. TheNdear
Old fellow was an unconscious
ArteRus Ward and We love him hDr
the honest laughter he has provoked
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
HELP wANrED--Male-conti.ued

HELP WANTED--MaIe-C
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
white Palace Hotel Building.
iiih AMD aNs MARKET SITS. SAN FRANCiSCo-
PHONES MARKET 656 AND 651.
Branches at
9th and Franklin sts.. Oakland,
Phone Oakland 1901.
lZ1-lx9 South Los Angeles ST., Los Angeles
WANTED TO-DAY.
lo,9SO men for different parts of Washing
ton, oregon, Nevada, Arizona. New Mezieos
Utan and California. Wages from $50 to BIO
popnrns FREE FARE. nnr.s
OREGON FREE FARE. OREGON.
Rockmen dr,,,srs 5000 te.m.+sr. tunnelmen,
blacksmiths. carpenters. etc. wages s225 to
sS.'', day Ship RRhH saallyi r.FT FTse fare.
sIskIYoU AND SE sH1sTA ~. COUNTIES.
100 10 ia6orers, R. r. work, free fare, $22o to
s.P. R.R. co.'s OWN WORK
COAST ROAD.
Section hands and men for extra gangs for
the coast division: all free fare, including
MuNIEhEY, SALINAS, SALIDA, SAN LUIS
oBISPo and SANTA BARBARA
FREE FARE.
TO MAYFIELD.
81 90 teamsters. and 4 horse, 8 months 1ob'
OCEAN SHORE r. r.. $50 to 81 day.
FOR THE
FARE-WEsTERN PAC. r. R.-FARE
PAlD---DIFFERENT PARTS-PAlD-
5000 men, laborers. drillers, foremen, ma
chine drilers, blacksmifhs. carpenters, etc.,
$2oo TO 50 day; S67 80 to $3.50 month.
MURRAY & READY.
NOW FREI FARE
TO THE MOUNTAINS.
SAWMILLS-WOODS-Y
SAWMILLS,
TUOLUMNE C0.-Free Fare-TUOLUMNE Co
80 laborers to work around the big sawmflls.
pox Factory and planning mill in Tuolumne 20.
Your fare paid. Ship daily.
NOW
IN
FREE FARE-MENDOCINO CO.-FREE.
$50 men for 13 different sawmills and lumber
companies In Mendocino co.; work for all
classes of men, skilled and unskilled; wages
$50 to 500 and I'd. Free fare. Steamer go
Ing daily.
HELP WANTED
FOR OTHER LUMBER COMPANIES
Double circular sawyer; see boss here; Sl00
and i'd; gang edgernan, $50 and I'd nre-
man.. $50 and i'd; sawyer for woods, S6o and
found.
HEAD LOGGER.
Head woodsman; see boss here; 500 and I'd.
tree fellers. Ss5; Is crosscut sawyers, spool
tenders, donkey engineer, swamper, barkers,
etc.
MURRAY & READY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
HELP wANTED-Male-Cont,nued

HELP D-Male-Continued
San Francisco Office Phone Market 2099.
4 and Fell St opposite 10th and Market.
Oakland Office Located
otn and washington SITS. Phone Oakland 26oo-
a section hands, San Luis obispo. Free.
Also teamsters- Free Fare
70 wagon teamsters, CLOSE by, $I5 month.
Is teamsters, wagons and wheeler. s75 month.
n teamsters, Oakland, SIS month.
43 teamsters, south, s. P. Co., SI5 month.
2s teamsters, north. job. $50 month
Cost You Nothing-We Want Workmen.
LOOK. LOOK. LOOK. LOOK.
Trackmen Wanted-Lay Track-Spikers.
GRASS LAKE GRASS LAKE.
SO trsekmen. spikers. strappers, s2.2s 70 s.. e5.
Lemoore is Below Fresno Splendid Climate.
90 90. trackmen; , spikers strapper s. % to 81 60
so trackmen, spikers, strsppers, s2-25 to s2.65.
Free Fare-May held-Mt. View-Free Fare.
50 tsamsters and laborers. 81 80 day.
All board $4.50 week; call early. go today.
REE-FOREMEN-FARE
extra gang forernen. Tucson div, $50 mo.
extra gang foremen. bakersfield, $50 mo;
section and extra gang foremen, $40 TO 500.
Free fare south: free fare for San Luis Obspo
div. Santa Barbara div, Santa Cruz div.
400 100 ana 1taans los tse other nationslities @ sia
Free Fare-North and East-Free Fare.
Roseville and Davis.
% Italians together board self 50 day.
20 section hands Davis and Sacramento, Ito
FREE FARES HOURS.
Look for the Great Santa Fe.
SO miners, $3.50: so muckers. 50 23.
25 miners. San Luis Obispo. $3.50
25 miners and muckers. Santa Cruz. S3
SAILS TODAY-LOOK-SAILS TODAY.
Sawmills Yards and Woods-Caspar, Eurek1,
Albion and Korbel, Samoa.
100 laborers, fellers woodsmen. $40 to $50 ID
LOOK-FREE FARE.
House Furnished-Co Today-North.
Is section hands for extra gang, $1.75 day.
10 laborers, board yourself. close. S2.25 day.
25 laborers, free fare, board self, 81 day.
Hindoos or Greeks Will Do-Call Early.
ALBIoN-FREE FARE.
10 extra gang laborers. $40 i'd, ship today.
Z wagon teamsters, city, 81 rs and $3.
Call at main office. Fell and Market. Phones
are n. G.. Orders come to main office.
Splendid orders coming all day.
NEW-BY TELEGRAM.
20 teamsters. wagons only. $15 month.
Camp cook. city. $50 and found.
Camp cook 20 men. city. $50 and found.
Tankman and 3 roustabouts, large warehouse
$50 month.
Blacksmith, sharpen tools, close, 81 day.
NEW FACTtkI.
35 laborers. General work inside also help
carpenters building large outhouses, close, $40
MONTH
LARGE POWER COMPANY.
u machine miners. $3.50.
Is hand driliers. $3.25.
20 chuck tenders, SIS.
% muckers and general laborers. S2.75 day.
FREE ,FARE-CASPAR
% laborers, ship ', ednesday. $40 and found.
FREE FARE-EURE6A.
25 laborers, ship Wednesday, $40 and found.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

LOOK-TELL EVERYBODY.
500 FIRST. CLASS ROOMS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
NEVER CLOSES.
SOC, 15c and ST day, including baths.
250 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS, ETC. $3.50
PER WEEK, INCLUDING BATHS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL,
11TH AND MARKET SITS.