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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

ceived for winning eleventh prize In
the second series, says:
II wish to thank The Call and my
many friends for assisting me. Hop
ing the contestants in the third series
will be as we'll pleased as I am, re-
main yours sincerely,
HATTIE NJ. HOPPOCK."
Walter Hamshaw of Berkeley. who
won sixteenth prize, $50. says:
II wish to thank all those who
helped me. I wish to win one OF the
prizes in this contest and hope my
good friends will help me to do 1T
Again thanking you and wishing the
other contestants good luck, I remain
yours sincerely,
WALTER HAMsHAw."
Miss Hattie Eden OF 2s Ritch street
acknowledges receipt of twentieth
prize. $50. as follows:
Enclosed please find acknowledg-
ment for the check Of $50 presented to
me by The Call Thanking The Call
and the many friends who helped me
in the contest, remain yours truly,
HATTIE EDEN"
Miss Bockerman of Alameda, who
won twenty-frst prize, a purse OF $40,
writes:
although my thanks are little
tardy, believe me they are very sin
great assistance to me and your kind
ness is greatly appreciated. Again
thanking you, I am sincerely yours.
ELIZABETH BOCKERMAN."
Mrs. Theresa Coleman of Point Rich
mond, winner of the twenty-third
prize, writes:
Enclosed please find receipt for $50
which ! received as my share of the
prize money. wish to thank The Call
and all who gave me their support. 1
remain respectfully,
THERESA COLEMAN"
Private Ralph Winchester, Company
81, Coast Artillery, writes from the
Presidio in acknowledgment of receipt
of $40 winner of prize No. "a, as
follows:
Please accept my sincere thanks.
Hoping The Call will always remain
the leading newspaper of San Fran
cisco, I am respectfully yours,
"R. WINCHESTER"
The following table shows the sub
scription rates Of The Call and the
voting power of subscriptions for any
period paid for:
nAuv CATV Vvrtr r,nrnyrs errAyv1Av
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J. W elise, from Ballard; schr A West, from
Willapa Harbcr.
Sailed Mar 22-stmr South Bay. for San Fran
ABERDEEN-Arrived Mar 21-schr sonbie
hence Mar /; schr William Renton, hence Feb
20.
Sailed Mar 21-stmrs Fulton and Wash. for
san FRANCISCO; stmr Carmel. for San Pedro; bktn
RAYMoND-Arived Mar 21-schr W Bart.
lett, from San Pedro.
TAToosH-Psssed in Mar 2l-Bktn ANA
Mar IL. for Port townsend. '"1'"' renee
Passed outward Mar 22-Brig Blakeley, from
Tacoma. for Redondo.
Passed in March 22-Bark Ferris s Thomson
hence Feb 20. for Seattle; schr Transit hence
Mar 10, for Port Townsend.
Noy0-Sailed Mar 22-stmr Arctic. for San
coos BAY-Arrived Mar e2--smr Break.
water. hence Mar 90
MUKILTEo-Arrived Mar 22-Stmr Harold
Dollar from Seattle, for San francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arrived Mar 22-Bktn Mary
Winkelmann. from Eureka.
Sailed Mar 2l-Bktn Hawaii. for Eleele.
Sailed Mar 22-Bark Coronado, for San Fran
cisco; stmr ogio. for San Pedro.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Sailed Mar 20-Stmr Hawaiian
PHILADELPHIA--Arrived Mar al-shfp w p
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Passed out
Mar 2l-Stmr President, from Philadelphia. fer
San Frarcisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
SANTA R0SALIA-Sailed Mar 10--Br ship
Cedarbank, for sydney Heads.
Arrived Mar 14-Fr stInr Amiral Exelmans
from Guaymas; Br stmr Duneric. from Victoria.
IPSwIcH-Arived Mar 21--Fr bark Bos-
suet, hence Nov 10.
In port Mar T-Ital ship Elisa, for San
Francisco, via Newcastle. Eng: FIR bark Mar
guerite Molinos. for Puget Sound, via Antwerp.
u A al Mar shin napso
from Tacoma
NEWCASTLE. y. S. w.--Arrived prior Mar
22-Fr bark L'Hermite. hence Jan Is.
vICToRIA-Sailed Mar 2l--Stmr City of
Puebla. for San Francisco.
BELFAST-Arived Mar 2I-Fr ship Andre
Theodore. from Seattle
cHAGRES-Passed Mar 21-Br stmr Keemum,
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from Greenock. for Tacoma.
PUNTA ARENAS-Sailed Mar 6-Br stmr
Birkhall for Valparaiso.
LONDoN-Arrived Mar 21-Ger ship Alster-
kamp from Vancouver.
TENERIFFE-Passed Mar 21-Br stmr Imo-
gen, from Tacoma, for q K.
RAVENSEND-Arrfyed Mar 17-Fr stmr
AmiraI Duperre. from Seattle
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIvERPoOL-Arrived Mar 22-Stmr Baltic.
from New York.
land from New York.
NAPLES-Arrived Mar 21-Stmr Princess
Irene from New York. for Genoa.
NEW YORK-Sailed Mar 22-Stmr Decrid,
GfBRAkTAR-sailed. Mar 21-stmr Koenig
Albert from New York.
BRISBANE-Sailed Mar 20-Stmr Moana,
from sydney and Vancouver, via Hongkong.
CHERBOURG-Arrived Mar 22-Stmr Deutsch-
land from New York, for Hamburg, and pro-
ceeded.
SEATTLE, March 22.-Stmr Northwestern,
from this port, via Valdez, Is ashore on the Sc
end of La Touche Island. SW coast Of Alaska.
The vessel will probably be total loss. as
She lies in an exposed position. (Stmr North
western WAS ex-Orizaba.)
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

The gains made yesterday in the
gold prize contest were: Sacred Heart
College, 1900; Norma Merani. 5000; Mrs
j. F. Doherty, 1850; Berkeley Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails, 2500; Hattie Emigh. 900: Calvin
McKfnnon, 1850; Willie B. Minck, 1850;
Gladys Adcock, 1900.
Inclement weather continues to inter-
fere seriously with the work OF the
contestants. 1t is difficult for the can
didates to do any campaigning, but
after the food of waters will come the
deluge of votes. Three weeks Is scant
time in which to roll up such big votes
as scored in the second contest period.
but If the next three weeks be fair
some of the former records will be
equa1ed. II not broken.
Sacred Heart College by It's gain Of
1900 has recaptured first place from
Miss Merani by a very small plurality.
The italian lass will have to be UP and
doing.
r. A Thomas OF North Bloomfield,
Nevada County, Cal, has come to the
rescue Of the Berkeley Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals with
contribution of $500 votes. Now. If
other animal lovers will do the same,
the society will be assured OF winning
a large purse to continue it's good
work.
Mrs. Doherty of Sacramento. who is
greatly hampered In her operations by
the Sacramento River flood, has almost
caught up with w. H Worden, who
days.
Willie B. Minck of Bloomfield con-
tinues to send in the votes. in spite
of rain and mud which make it hard
for him to get around. He still needs
a good many more before he can rise
above seventh place.
GLAD TIDINGs FOR GLADYS
Things continue to come Gladys Ad-
cocks way. Notwithstanding that she is
bedfast and cannot get out to solicit
any votes. Her friend, Easterling. yes
terday secured an order for The
Weekly Cali to be sent to Budapest,
Hungary. for a period OF two years
for the purpose of giving the invalid
girl 1000 votes. Easterling has called
her case to the attention of his lodge
of Good Templars and expects to get a
lot of votes for her from that source
John Edwards of The Geysers, So
noma County, in remitting for sub
scription to The Weekly Call. says:
Credit my subscription to Gladys Ad
cock, the crippled refugee, with the
compliments of Happy Jack Of The
Geysers." The 1900 votes Miss Adcock
gained yesterday took her UP to eighth
place in the score for the third series
of prizes, at the expense of Lawrence
Sangster and Myra Simmons, who failed
to score.
Calvin McKinnon's gain Of 1850 took
him up one degree to twelfth place.
while Henry NJ Anderson of Spreckels
inherited the hoodoo number. thirteen.
1t is no longer "23" for Hattie Emigh
of Rio Vista, her gain of $500 yester-
day having taken her up seven num-
bers to sixteenth place. Miss Emigh
forged ahead of Emile Iversen. Mrs.
Amador, Magda Steinkamp. Emile
Hayward, Christ Church Athletic Club,
Roy Ibach and Irma Klaumann, re-
spectively-pretty good for one days
work.
WORDS OF APPRECIATION
Hattie M. Hoppock of Fresno, in ac-
knowledging receipt Of the $40 she re-
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pRIzE DOCS WIN cups

OAKLAND, March 22.-The awarding
of cups in the dog show held by the
Oakland Kennel Club has been COM
pleted. The cup for the best dog bred
in Alameda County was won by st.
Clouds Laddie. an Irish setter pup
owned by w. w. Crane.
Richard Anton was declared the best
erevhound in the nonchampionship
class and won a special cup. He is
owned by James Sweeney. J. p. Nor
man won the Thomas Golden cup with
his Toreador Venus. Edward II. Lob
mann's bull terrier Croydon Czar won
the Gun offered by w. J. Culligan for
the best dog of the breed owned in
Alameda County.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Friday, March p.
stmr Pasadena Kslnin, 20 hours from Al.
BIT stmr Coptic. Dixon. 27 days Q hours min.
utes from Hongkong. via Yokohama I6 dsTs z
hours 5 minutes. and Honolulu days hours
stmr Santa Cruz, Hannah, hours from Santa
Cruz.
stmr Ramona. Han. 20 hours from Eureka.
Lightship No. IS. from Blunte Reef Mendo-
cino coast for repairs. Coat Island direct
Friday. March o.
and way ports; ". r. Grace & Co.
Nor stmr Jethou. Petersen, Port Blakeley;
Urag bktn Anaromeda. Turlon. Eureka; the
Charles Nelson Co.
sehr ottiMe Fjord. DahuOf, cOdhsbins; Pacific
States Trading Co.
Friday. March. o.
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen. Grays Harbor
Stmr N0yO. Lee. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka.
Stmr Columbia. Dorsn. Astoria and Portland.
Stmr Fair oaks, Peterson. Grnys Harb0r.
Ship Inciaua. Olsen. Bcllnglam.
Bark Kaiulani. Colly. Port Townsend.
Schr Santiago, Madison. Monterey. in tow tug
Power schr Sotoyme. Petersen, Umpqua River
TEBEGRAPHIC
cloudy: wind south: velocity "a miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN DIEGO--Arrived Mar % - Selengs.
Arrived Mar 22-Schr Koana, from Port
Sailed Mar 22-schr wswona. for Port Town
send: stmr Mandalay. for San Francisco.
PORT HARFORD-Sniled Mar 22-Stmr Bo-
nita. for San Pedro; stmr Coos Bay. for San
Francisco: stmr San Gabriel. FOR San Pedro.
Arrived Mar 22-Stmr Catania. hence Mar
2l: stmr Asuncion from Seattle; stmr San Ga
briel from Umnqua River.
BELLINGHAM--Sailed Mar 22-Stmr Melville
Dollar for San Francisco
ASTORIA-Ar5ved Mar 2l-Schr Virginia
hence Mar 10.
Arrived Mar 2l-schr Alvens. from San
Pedro.
Arrived Mar 21--Ger stnr Arabia from Yo-
kohama: echr Alliance, from Coos Bay.
sailed Mar 2l-Schr Ecdheld. for San
Sailed Mar 22-stmr Costa Rica. for San
Francisco.
from skagway; stmr City Of Topeka, hence
Mar IS.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Mar 22--Stmr Nor
Wool hence Mar 20; stmr Alcatraz. from Green
wood: stmr Olympic. hence Mar 20s sfmr Jim
Butler from Grays Harbor.
Arrived Mar 22--Stmr Despatch, from Eu-
reka; schr Lucy. from Umpoua River; sehr
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
EREMoN WINS sTEEpLECHAsE

LIVERPOOL, March 22-The Grand
National steeplechase of 5000 sover-
eigns, for five-year-olds and upward,
about four miles. was won today by
Stanley Howard's Eremon. Tom West
was second and Patlander third. Twen-
ty-three horses started.
Eremon made all the running. and
won by six lengths. The betting was
to 1 against Eremon, 100 to against
Tom West and so to l against Pat
lander.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
CRESCENT CITY DERBY

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-with
twelve three -year-olds expected to
start. the Crescent City Derby. worth
$4,000 and the blue ribbon event Of
New Orleans winter racing, will be run
tomorrow. The distance is a mile and
an eighth. Included in the starters
are Yankee Girl, winner OF the City
Park Derby; Temaceo, winner of the
California Derby, and Montgomery.
The latter is the favorite in the early
books, being quoted tonight at 8 to 2.
He is the dark horse of the race.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items 0fInterest 10 Mariners
Ofthe Pacific

SAN PEDRO. March 22.-The steamship
OLYMPIC Captaia Hansen. arrived this morning
from Belliugham. bringing So, 600 feet OF lum-
Der consigned 10 the Z. X. Wood Lumber CON-
pany.
The steam schooner Alcatraz. Captain Fred
erickson arrived from Greenwood and Is dis
charging 250 600 feet OF lumber tor tne hoDl1-
40, fs,,rher COMPANY AZ the consolidated wharf
Z Tbe steamship Jim Butler, Captain Olsen. ar
rtxed six days from Aberdeep vie san Fran
risco she brought 600. 600 feet of lumber Tor
fhe soa1fberp California Lumber Company
The steam schooner norwood. Captain Martin
srrived. six days from ersys hnrnor ga san
signed to various wholesalers al tnH port Inc
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
Deluge Of Votes Will
Follow the Storm
Sacred Heart College Regains First
Place in Gold Prize Contest
roDAY's SCORE FOR THIRD SERIES OF PRIZES

Mop Contest ddress.
P Miss Merani, San
3 Miss RoseB
H Gearys Franec
Fourte
B.. MnkBIo BIoomf SonOma
Harro
Tracy Marin
Ixinnon hirt
B. NJ.
n. F. ID.
r
$3.50
Emile
SanFr
Pacific
La County
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Army Transports

The burnside Is at Seattle
The BufOrd is IN port
The Crook is in port out OF commission.
The Dix left Honolulu March 13 for Seattle
The Fitzpatrick Is at Newport News va
The Meade is in New York. out OF commits
sion.
The ingalls, is ar Newport News Va
The Sheridan Is in port. Out Of commission
The sherman is in port and Will sail for
Manila April 8
The Logan sailed March % from Nagssaki
The Thomas sailed March IA from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is in port.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
PRACTICE OF THE SEALS

BAKERSFIELD. March 22.-On ac-
count OF a slight drizzle and a fire,
which occupied most of their atten-
ton, Captain Mohler and his band of
Seals today did their work in the after
noon. The daily practice game re-
suited in victory for the regulars by
the score of to 2. and the exhibition
was entirely satisfactory to the little
captain. The pitchers had an extreme
ly good day. and Ashley, the young
Kentuckian, showed up in brilliant
form.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
SAN DIEGO CREW CHOSEN

SAN DIEGO, March 22.-Trainer
Courtney of the San Diego Bowling and
Swimming Club has selected the crew
to go against Stanford at Naples on
March 80 1t will be made up Of Max
Winter. stroke: Walter Hege, Harry
Vaughn and S. Jackson. c. c. Hackle-
man will probably be chosen cockswain,
though J. Kelly may be selected. Both
will go up. and there will be two sub
stitute oarsmen ready.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
Average snow on ground, 257 inches.
CXNODCTc

Average snow on ground PSI inches.
SYNOPSIS
Another storm has appeared the Oregon
coast The pressure has fallen north of Sacra-
mento and risen south thereof. Heavy snow has
fallen over the northern half OF the Sierra. The
rainfall has been light IN Northern California.
points.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Sat
urday: high south winds. diminishing.
For Sacramento valley-Showers Saturday
morning. clearing during the day; high south
winds, diminishing
For San Joaquin yalley-Cloudy Saturday;
brisk south winds.
For Los Angeles and vicnity--Cloudy Satur-
day; brisk southwest winds.
A. G. MeADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
BASEBALL FoR OAKLAND

OAKLAND, March 22.-Financial sup
port sufficient to assure the playing of
games scheduled for the Oakland team
on this side of the bay has been Sc
cured by the management, and Presi
dent Z. n. Walter announces that q
park will be leased at once. He has
not given out the names of his new
hackers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
AUTO GYMKHANA POSTPONED

SAN DIEGO, March 22.-On account
of the bad weather which has prevailed
for the past two days and the predic-
ton that rain may be expected Satur-
day and Sunday, 1t was decided to post
phone the automobile gymkhana
planned by the Coronado Country Club
for the week. The entry list was large,
but the prospect of good track was
not encouraging.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

HURT BY FALLING wALL-Angelo Fosono,
bs5 Filbert street, who was cleaning bricks at
Powell and O'Farrell streets under a tottering
wall, was taken to the Central Emergency Hos
pital yesterday suffering from a fracture of the
right leg and other painful injuries, as result
Of the collapse Of the wrecked structure.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
The Overdue List

British bark Ormssry out 1a1 DAYS from
Caleta Colosa. for Antwerp. 40 per cent.
Russian schooner Cyrus, out 90 days from
Port Of Spain. for Seattle 10 per cent
British bark Berwickshire out III dsys from
Corinto. for Falmouth. Is per cent.
Steamship Dakota. ashore near Yokohama. IS
per cent
French bark rictorine, ont 152 dars from An
tofagastn, for Falmouth. IL per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

Eiehteenta. s 27:2 by 3 100; $40.
same 10 Steiger & Kerr Stove and Foundry
COMPANY. lot commencing 177:2 5 OF Eighteenth
street and loo r OF Folsom. Z 80 oy ) az; $40
Tnflvvig prank to Nan B. Frank. lot on Ne
corner Of second avenue and B street 1O5 by
25; $40
Building Contracts
Union Trust Company with Ickelheimer Broth
ers Waterh0use & Price COmpany-PiumbiBg
6xfures Tor building on Ne corner % Nontsom-
erv Market and Post streets. 5000.
Maria Tierenzi with Lu-gi Segale a Co.--Al
vrorl- exceDt gas fixtures ard shades for three
story and partly tFo-story frame building on
Nv line OF Kearny street 37.6 Of Huxley
alley S 20 by " 5S-G. $6450.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, March %.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

Herman's crew. yesterday stabbed
James Dunn. a former shipmate, during
a tight on Vallejo-street wharf. Dunn
was stabbed in the breast and loin, but
refused TO prosecute. on the ground
that both he and his assailant were
drunk
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
DAILY GALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY

For periods OF more than one year
the voting power OF the subscriptions
will be as follows: Daily Call, 5000
votes for each year; Sunday Call, $50;
Weekly Call, 500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
Hodcarrier Injured

James Mcclure. a hodcRrrier who
lives at 399 Kentucky street was treat
ed at the Harbor Hospital yesterday
for injuries TO the back and right side,
caused by the falling for a story and a
half OF work elevator at Second and
Jessie streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
AFTER RIGHT-OF-WAY
 CONCESSIONS
-

Right -Of-way concessions are still being sought by the Little Rock-Pine Bluff interurban promoters, and it is said that they are being steadily se- cured, says the Little Rock Gazette. The road has not begun construction work as yet, however, according to a statement made yesterday
 Projectors of the line say they pur- pose to build, and the statement has been made that no local capital is be- ing solicited. According to one re- port, the Mckinley syndicate, which has an extensive system of interur- ban lines in Indiana, is financing the road Rumor has connected others with it, but this is the most persist ent report. Persons connected with the road, however, are reticent for some reason, possibly desiring further to perfect their plans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
LYCEUM LECTURES
 ARE CANCELLED

Realizing that it is an utter impos- sibility to secure possession of our lecture hall this month, we have been compelled to cancel our season 1ec- ture and lyceum attractions. Four of the numbers come this month and you can readily see the predicament in which we are placed
 However, we are attempting to ar
 range with the lyceum people for some of the attractions that come later in the season and We sincerely trust you will give us your patronage at that time.
 We wish to thank you for your in- terest and cooperation in behalf. of the course and regret exceedingly our inability to comply with our portion of the contract. All money paid in will be refunded. Please call at the
 Y. M C. A. Saturday, November g. Yours very truly,
 A. B. RICHARDSON, General Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
YOUNG WOMAN
 ATTACKED BY DOG
Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer of Little Rock Had Thrilling Experinece in This City Sunday-Skirt Torn
 to ShredS.

Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer of Little Rock was attacked by a vicious dog at West Second avenue and Olive street Sunday noon and the prompt action of relatives prevented the mad dened canine from biting her. Her skirt was torn to shreds and aside from bad fright she was nos il'- .iured. Mrs. Ottenheimer arrived hel" Sunday morning from Little Rock in company with her husband and Miss Florence Hoffman. In compaaT with other relatives they were Waking west on Second avenue, when the dos came at her, without apparent Marn- ing and attempted to do her harm, The animal was beaten off by MI Ot- tenhemer and several others :@ made his escape. It is believed that the dog is a victim of rabies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
A FINE HOME FOR SALE.

I offer for sale my splendid home formerly owned by D. Lee). It is practically new and on IA block Of ground corner Fifteenth and Cherry. Will sell same either furnished as it is, or uniurniShed. It's a most deSir- able place. Apply to
 F. E CHEROT, General Manager Citizens Light < Transit Company. 1l-l-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
SCOTTISH RITE,
 REUNION

St. Joseph. Mo-, Nov 4.-With many distinguished members of the order here, the fall reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry convened today in the new St. Joseph cathedral. All degrees from the fourth to the thirty-second, inclusive, will be conferred, and large classes will be instructed in the work. The assembly will close Wednesday when candidates will be instructed in the mysteries of the thirty-first and thirty y-second degrees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04

Fort rent-Two front rooms. Mrs. Jenkins, old phone 1215. 11-1-6t
 Good music, lots of funny cos tunes, three prizes and plenty of mu- sic and comfort at Bluff City rink Friday night. 1O-2S-5t
 Woman loyes a clear, rosy con- plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri. sies the blood, clears the skin. re- sores ruddy, sound health.
 --Mulliken, Fourth and Main. La. dies ready to wear garments, inclnd- ing underwear, skirts aud cl0aks. Complete line of shoes. Everything in clothing and dry goods.
 --LOST-Between corner of Sixth and Georgia and Kress' store, a large broach set with chip diamonds and a pearl in center. Finder please return to Letha Bennett at Kress' store and receive reward 11-3-d3t
 ---.J. M. Parker. general manager ol the Arkansas, Louisiana and Guli Railway Company, announces that T !. Shelton is appointed traffic manager in charge of freight and passenger traffic, with headquarters at Monroe la Effective this date.