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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Charles Francis Murphy. head
trainer OF the Tammany tiger. let
loose the mad animal IN the re-
publican and Independence League
jungles the other day and when the sun
went down the tiger was gorged to
his fullest capacity and sat upon his
launches licking his bloody chops.
A pile Of bones. picked clean, was
all that was left of the republican
Hearst combination In the city of
New York Our lamented friend
Macmillan f. Ihmsen died early in
the engagement. All that is left of
him IL collar button. bone and
a tuft of hair. Wonderful politician
and adroit manager is Charles +.
Murphy. lie has never lost battle
since he stepped into Croker's shoes
and his enemies always have him on
the run except ON election day.
"SIlent Charlie" they call him and
today he is the masteriul director
of Gotham aud the absolute boss OF
New York. lie has whipped Hearst
and his republican allies to stand
still. he has tanned Mayor McClel-
Ian and he has reasserted his power
In Tammany Han.-Dallas Times
Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
nothing to fear from this adminis;ra.

nothing to fear from this adminis;ra.
tion.
New York traction companies 20
into the hands Of receivers. and
Rothschild. whom Belmont repre-
sents in this country. declares our
doom because Roosevelt is kissing
at capital.
Roosevelt said Crimes Of fraud
and cunning shall be prosecuted az
relentlcssly as crime Of brutality
and physical violence.
\ surgical operation is ordered
for +. H. Hartman Wall street
has another relapse and az widows
and orphans resume deep mourning
II is an awful thing to have a
firebrand in the White House,
Philadelphia North American
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
New SuIts FiIed,

Willie Camp Butler of Fox seeks
a divorce from her husband after
having been welded a few days
over four months, on the ground
that the defendant husband. l.. G.
Butler. is cruel man and treated
the plaintiff wife with great cruelty.
The couple were married on Dec.
., 1905, and on April 4. 1907 parted
after the defendant had cursed the
plaintiff before a number Of people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Muskogee. !. T., Nov. s.-The ci-
garette dealers of this city are
preparing to obey the statehood law
in reference to cigarettes and the
coffin nails are going at greatly re-
duced prices. Two boxes have been
selling for five cents since yester-
day morning and cigarette papers
are being given aay to all will take
hem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
It was Rough Rider support tina,

II was Rough Rider support that
gave the Eastern district the nomi-
nation Of Ralph Campbell. stenog.
rapher and assistant railroad attor.
neey. for federal judge. II is evi.
dent It was not his record OF quail.
fication as a Judge in matters pecul-
iarly pertinent to this portion OF the
new state. However. Judge, we sa.
lute you
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
Gano Raid Joint.

"Pussyfoot' Johnsons force made a
swoop down on the Joint run by
Jonas Foshee on Caddo street and Sc.
cured the remains OF two pint bot
ties OF whisky that had been broken,
and arrested the bar tender on the
charge OF introducing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
Membership Costs Money.

The Rutherford & Co exchange re-
port the sale of seat on
today for the sum of sl3.500. The last
board OF trade was recently sold for
for 100000 A seat on the Chicago
board of trade wos recently sold for
1880
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

The panicky period has passed.
No more sure sign can be given
than the cartoons. pleasing after.
math. now running In the large
daily newspapers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
Local Cotton Market.

Prices on the local cotton mar.
ket ranged today from 1925 to 1850.
with about 200 bales in. The grade
ranged from strict low TO good mid.
ding. All Of the cotton offered
found sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Few Of us in Indian Territory can
afford Fairbanks cocktails. but near
ly all can enjoy the luxury OF Root
beer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Those streets where water. sewer
and gas mains are already down are
now awaiting paving. Let the good
work continue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

The heavy expenses OF the peace
conference might also serve az an
excuse for putting off the revision
OF the tariff
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Although retired to private life.
David II. hin manages TO get into
IA line Of law practice that causes
some of the conspicuous financiers
to shiver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
Vlnita Wants Penitentiary.
Special.

Vinit,., !. T., Nov. s.-The com
mercial club Of this city has decided
that after all the state penitentiary
will no be such a bad thing. and
Is going after that institution, tooth
and toe nail. The argument OF the
vinita people is that great prison
in their midst will hep TO build
up an agricultural trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Supporters of MIR. Fairbanks as
sert that he wiz make no pledges
during the race for the nomination.
II may he necessary for him to sign
one though.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Remember the Big Sale at The
Bankrupt Store will last until No
vember l6 SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

The czar has ordered that while
in Russia Taft shall be treated as
native nobleman. II is hoped that
bomb enthusiasts will not take the
mandate literally
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

A week from now when We be
come o. X. we will no 1onger be
l. T..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

Throughout the new state the
deputy is now having his inning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

FOR SALE-A farm near Ardmore
VIE take city property in eX.
change as part payment Address
ID. w. Box CSC. Stf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08

There are cots OF heavy swells
a the social swim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-08
PAY CHECKS

The Pay Check has many callf
upon It. 1t must fulfill many duties
There are many necessities It must
buy each day. II oftimes suffers q
severe strain. Ny modernized and
helpful Easy Payment plan relieves
that strain. takes the burden on the
pay check. makes the Payments con.
venlent. II is the Easy Payment plan
for you--for everybody.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
PENNSYLVANIA CAPITAL
GRAF TING IS EXPOSED
Expert Gives Testimony on
Great Doodle Got by
Contractors

HARRISBURG, Pa. June 1s.-ChaTles
d. Montague. a metallic furniture ex-
pert of New York, testified before the
state capital investigating commission
today that the state had not only been
grossly overcharged for the metallic
furniture supplied by the Pennsylvania
construction company, under it's $1,000
900 contract with the board of grounds
and buildings, but that he had bored
into the burglar proof vault in the
state treasurers office in four hours
with an ordinary eight inch breast
drill.
Montague said that the four safes in
the capitol. for which this concern was
paid $4,000 by the state. We're worth
only $4,000. and that there were no
chrome steel or steel rails In the vault;
only ordinary steel which any one
could bore into with ease. AS to the
metallic furniture. he said that the
state was charged excessive prices.
Montague declared that the first floor
metallic furniture cost s229,231 and
was worth S132.103.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
BY r. r. I,Hon,nedieu

four cylinder car. On Friday the COM
pany will deliver car to Battalion
Chief Waters of the San Francisco fire
department, which the chief has pur-
chased for his personal use. The COM
pany has opened an Oakland branch at
Eighteenth street and Telegraph ave-
nue..
Franklin Wright and a party of
friends made the La Honda run the
early part of the week in one of the
new air cooled Richmond cars. The car
made splendid showing, taking the
grade in great shape.
Roy Scott is away demonstrating the
new Dragon. He has taken the car to
Modesto, MADEIRA, Hanford, Fresno and
Bakersfield.
The Middleton motor car company
reports the arrival of a carload of Auto
cars by express. There were two run
abouts and one touring car in the ship
ment
Cuyler Lee reports the delivery of
Cadillac cars to ]. f. Goodwin of Santa
Maria and another 80 horsepower car
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
SON SAYS FATHER TOLD
SECRETS IN HIS SLEEP
Accuses Peter Wobber of
Expressing Wish That
Wife Would Die

If Peter Wobber of IL Third avenue
had not talked in his sleep, giving ut
terance to the wish that his wife might
die so he could inherit the property,
there might have been less trouble
the Wobber household and a divorce
suit. which was heard yesterday by
Judge Graham. might never have been
Instituted. The sleep talking disclosure
was revealed by a son, William F. Wob-
ber, who appeared as witness in
support of the mo tiers charge that she
was the victim of cruelty
Mrs. Emma Wobber testified that her
husband, whom she had married So
years ago. often called her names and
had ceased long ago to treat her kindly
Although they still lived under the
same roof, they had kept as far apart
during the last six months as the di-
mensions of the house would permit.
Her husband she said, had accused
her OF sitting on another mans knee
Judge Graham expressed confidence
in the plaintiff.
"A man who makes such a charge
against q woman who has been his wife
for 35 years. he said, should be
horsewhipped.
Wobber professed penitence and IL
desire for reconciliation, but the wife
wanted her attorney. Frank Burke, 20
press the charge of cruelty Judge
Graham heard all of the evidence, adj
vised the couple to make up and con-
tinued the case until August 1, i'm order
TO give the wife time to think it over.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Two Cargoes for Hawaii

The steamer Sierra which sailed on SATURDAY.
IoT ss onolue sao had e general merchandise cargo
395 bbls -four, 3374 gals and IL cs wine 5000
gals and 40 cs whisky % cs mineral water, 8
bols spirits, 2S2 gals and 10 cs gin. 10 cs
liquors. 20 bbls and 16 half bbls beer, 3 cs
champagne. 20 cs brandy. 5 cs bitters / Dbl al
eohol, ss pkgs groceries anod provisions. 1850
lbs dried fruit. S15 lbs raisins 4s2 lbs and AZ
millstuffs 3,6s6 lbs beans. IL 563 lbs and 60
es bread 7.s45 lbs and 80 kits butter 19l lbs
ana cs cheese, so cs eggs. 10000 lbs Goldfish.
4,l52 los cocosnut meal. 1913 lbs chicory 264
cts cracked corn 946 lbs dried fish, cs ey-
tracts tracts 2s pgs salted FISH, 80 pkgs fresh
fruits. LOB lbs garyanzas. $50 lbs and So cs
garlic, 2l.1l0 lbs lard. 5S7 lbs nuts. cs olives
$50 pkgs onions. loo pkgS potatoes. 2 100 lbs
and 30 bXS paste. $40 lbs dressed poultry n
pkgs pickles. 40 pkgs sauce. I.l3O lbs and 81
pkgs salt. 10 cs and sc pkgs salmon II 1886 lbs
sugar lilo lbs tea. 81 pkgs vegetables $50
pkgs automobiles and parts. 30 arms and am
munltion, 10 cylS ammonia. is crts bcycles 430
es boots and shoes. 273 pkgs dry goods "a es
hats, % bdls brooms. 1.764 lbs bluestone no
coils rope, 81 pcs castings. 1s5 cs cigars and
cigarettes. 81 80 lbs tobacco. 90 pkgs drugs 452
pkgs electrical goods. 10 cyls gas 65 pcs and l6
y rolls and l cs leather 5000 ft lumber 6S
pkgs machinery. % oars 115 crates 10 bbls and
I. cs OILS, 20 lbs opium. 80 bbls pitch. 293 pkgs
paints 100 kegs red lead, 46 kegs white lead. 81
bxs soap, nkgs sewing machines III 600 lbs
tin plate. 10 bales twlne. II pkgs wagon mate
rial I3 pkss windmills
The barkentine Irmgard sailed for HonolIlu
Yesterday with cargo valued at S21 SCI and in
eluoing the following; 80 bbls -four. g. 500 lbs
oran, l,1s5 cts barley, 1874 casks beer, 10 cs
canned goods, 125 ctls corn. 1900 lbs coffee
264 gals gin, 1920 bales hay s. 763 lbs mid
rolled eats 1.164 gals vinegar, 50 cs whisky. 100
carDoys acid. 20 cs benZine 10 bdls hroouis 2
es cigars. 100 pcs and pkgs doors. 4slf0 lbs
fertilizer 5.s92 IT hardwood 1886 ri humber.
80 IS matches isS cs and 20 bbis oils 4S pkg,
ssddiery. * es paints 4 0S0 lbs sbcet lead Ia
bbs tar, 32 pkgs vehicles
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
FLAMES SWEEP KERN
COUNTY GRAZING REGION
Ranchers Fight Fire That
Threatens to Destroy
Herds of Cattle
BAKERSFIELD.

BAKERSFIELD. June 19-Firs
started on the fats of Kern county
above kimberlina today and the flames
are raging fercely tonight in the foot
hills 35 miles distant. destroying the
herbage on many thousands of acres
of grazing land. Cattle owners and
ranchers are threatened with the COM
plete destruction of their feed and cat
tie throughout the foOthill grazing
territory. More than 100 employees AMI
owners of ranches turned out to fight
the flames, but from latest reports
their efforts have been unavailing.
The flames were first noticed at noon
and in less than three hours they
travelled to the opposite bank OF Poso
creek. Is miles distant, and tonight
it was stated that the lower foothills,
20 miles farther away. had been
reached.
Ranch owners from Bakersfield have
hurried to the scene, taking men 10
fight the flames The damage will be
enormous, as the feed this year has
been plentiful and large herds of cat
tie have been placed there to Craze.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Wireless Message Describes
Weather in North Pacific


weather report sent from the
steamship President by wireless yes
te'oas, received at the United States
~eaNner bureau in this city. was the
HIst weather message ever received di-
Ieot from the north Pacific The presi-
oent IS bound from Nome for Seattle
aHo Is expected at fthe Puget sound
pOft tomorrow When the message was
sent the President was in 50 north. 152
vest The message read:
barometer 80 temperature so; wind
south and raining"
tne message was received with de-
Alght BY Professor McAdie. to whose
cnSrmeo ears the message tapped not
10y mere weather report. but the
promise OF day coming, soon when,
Dy means Of this wonderful invention.
the ships that traverse the Pacific will
keep him continuously posted on
"ealher conditions to the westward.
~ Is out Of the west. from across the
Facihc' that most of his surprises now
come. With this now unguarded
stretch OF storm factory sentineled by
mariners who from all points viii send
by wireless daily reports on the
weather's behavior. forecasting will
become fairly correct science and the
LOT or the weather man q more com
Portable existence.
Struck by Failing AK
A j. Rekdahl. of 65s Willow street
an lronworker, while standing on the
second story OF a building at Front
and Clay streets. was struck on the
mead yesterday by an ak. accidentally
cropped by carpenter on the fourth
hoor Of an adjoining structure REX
oahl was able to walk TO the harbor
hospltal, where il was found that his
skull had been fractured The man
appeared to be little the worse for the
seriops injury, but DR.. Magnus SAYS
mat trouble viii probably develop later.
Heavy Receipts of OIL
Three tankers came to port vester-
Cay and between them they brought
$4,000 barrels of oil, ali from Califor-
MA wells. The Roderick Dhu with
1000 barrels Of the liquid fuel ar
rived from Gaviots in tow of the
Spreckels tug Relief and the steamer
Whittier with 10000 barrels towed
from Port Hartford the barge Santa
Paula with 5000 barrels.
Captain Collins Rebuked
United States local Inspectors BoIles
and Bulger yesterday suspended for
nine months the license for Captain p
Collins master Of the Wizard. for neg
igence in having run the steamer
ashore at Point Gorda on May %.
Water Front Notes
The KosmOs liner Uarda cleared yes
terday for Hamburg by way of South
and Central American ports.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany has discarded the broad white
stripe painted around the hulls of it's
vessels. and hereafter steamers in this
. service viii wear a coat Of solid black.
Black paint, not showing the dirt. does
not require renewing as often white
paint and the saving by the change
viii net a large sum in the course of
the year
The British ship Dynomene. bound
from Shields for this port and pre-
Viously reported at Montevideo in dis
tress, suffered considera Bile damage in
hurricane encountered May % in, 81
south, 81 west Extensive repairs VIII
be necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

TO James Higgins of San Jose. The
latter drove his car home yesterday.
Cadillacs have also been sold TO DR..
John Graves and G. T. Spencer.
The California Nevada automobile
company has kindly rendered one Of its
big seven passenger cars to the wO-
mans automobile club for the use of
the members who have sold their cars
on the three days run to Del Monte.
Mrs. VI. s. Koshland did not go out of
town over the last weekly holidays
She remained in town. as she will leave
for the south in about 10 days for an
extended trip. While away she will
make Los Angeles her headquarters
From that place she will tour the
country in her Thomas flyer. which she
will ship down to the southern city.
William Fl. Hord. his son and their
families have just returned from a
three weeks outing around Bart
lett springs in their Mitchell car.
They found the roads very fair but ex-
ceedingly steep. They report seeing
very few automobiles while up in that
country
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20


Point Bonita life saving crews; also to render
assistance TO sehr Louis. which is ashore
PORT LOS ANGELES Arrived June 49,
Stmr Czarina, from Everett
EVERETT-Arrived June 19-Stmr Delhi.
ISLAND PORTS
HiL0-Sailed June 1S-Stmr Missouri for Sa
lima Cruz ~ %
MA ia Arrived June 4Br stmr st.
HONOLULU-Sailed June 19-Bark r. p
Rithet. for San Francisco; Br stmr Invertay. for
New Caledonia.
KAHULUI-Arrived June 19-stmr Alaskan.
EASTERN PORTS
BALTIMORE-Cleared June 1S-Br stmr
Charcas, for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
MoLLENDo-Arrived June 4-Br stmr Belle
of Scotland, from New York.
PAfTA-Arrived May 9-Br stmr Capac,
hence April II. and sailed, May 10, for Eten
TALTAL--Arrived June 14-Br ship Olive
GRAvESEND-Sailed June 1s-Fr bark Yer
sailles, for San Francisco.
GUAfAoU oUI-Sailed June Ger stmr Sais.
s KUCHINoTzU--sailed prior to June 4-Ger
stmr Daphne for Salina Cruz.
LOTA-Sailed June-Br stmr Kumeric for
Honolulu.
PLYMoUTH-ssiled June 1s-Br SIP Ban
SALAVERRY- May 7-Br stmr Ca
cique. for -; Chill stmr Huasco for -.
PORT NATAL--Arrived June 1s-Br stmr
Baron Ardrossan,7 from Norfolk, for Manila
VlCToRIA--Arrived June 19-Stmr Shawmut,
Sailed Jnne I9-stmr Hornelin. for -.
NANAIMo. B. c.-sailed June 19-Br stmr
Horneiin. for San Francisco
HAMBU RG-Sailed June 15-Gr stmr Ramses,
DOVER Passed June 1s-Br ship Monkbarns.
from, Antwerp. for San Francisco. Fr bark vile
DUNGENESS- Passed June 17-Br ship Buc-
cleuch. from Hamburg. for Oregon.
CALLAO-Sailed April 30-Nor stmr Thide
Fagelund for San Francisco, via AIollendo.
Memoranda
Per stmr NJ. F. PIant-June 10. A. m of
outside six hours and returned to port under one
engine.
Per sehr Louis-Went ashore on, Franconia
beach, west end of Farallon island, o:30
a. m, June 10, during heavy fog. Could not 20
out until a. m. Brought steward and three
seamen ashore. Captain and FIVE seamep still
remain on board waiting for relief from San
Francisco. Will keep lookout for them. Tug
Sea Queen left San Francisco for scene of wreck
at an early hour this morning.
Schr Louis previously reported ashore on Far
allon island is leaking; fore foot gone; cargo
crew landed. Sea smooth.
q weather bureau at Farallon island re-
ports schr Louis. from Grays Harbor. for San
Francisco. went ashore on island at 2:30 a. IN.
Captain asked for assistance to be sent.
Y life saving crews from Fort point and
Point Bonita were taken in tow by tug Sea
Queen 70 scene of wreck of schr Louis.
Per tug Sea Queen-.Returned from wreck Of
schr Louis and reports vessel In a had condi-
ton VIII probably go to pieces during the
night.
Following message was received By weather
bureau at San Francisco: Stmr President spoken
by wireless. lat % \. long 142 W. from Nome.
for Seattle: barometer 5000. temperature so;
wind S. miles an hour; raining This is the
first message received from the north Pacific
LONDON, June lS.Br ship Dynomene. from
Shields. for San Francisco, previously reported
at Montevideo was damaged by hurricane on
May 20. in lat "a S. long 81 w. Lost some
sails, boats and bowsprt. partially dsmasted.
bulwarks and stanchions damaged, decks swept
and torn. Ship leaks slightly.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
EKports BIZ the sonoma

ApoFes Dt the SOhOma
me steamer Sonoma sailed on Monday for Vic
toria, with cargo consigned TO foreign countries.
valued AZ Sf0,ai6. aud 10 be distributed as fol-
lows; For British America $3S 1894: Australia
Ss5t; New Zealand $685. The following were
the principal exports:
To British America .9T5 lbs dried fruit $50
lbs raisins. 525 pkgs fresh fruits, 81 pkgs vege
tables GIL pkgs potatoes 445 pkgs onions. PA
IDS ana bx garlic, 459 gals and IL cs wine, 13
psgs salted hsh. 1000 lbs chocolate 746 lbs
spices. 143 canned goods. 6,957 lbs nuts %
pEgs groceries and provisions. 527 lbs and cs
cheese. 200 lbs dried fish. l.. .132 lbs and IA bxs
paste, 10000 fbs salt, 500 bbls asphaltum u o52
lbs buestone. u cyis gas. 345 bbls and Is cs
oils, . Pkgs dry goods. 13 pkgs paints 23 pkgs
drugs. 40 pkgs machinery. 10 500 lbs sulphur All
lbs tobacco II kegs nails, 100 tins matches
1000 IT hardwood. 80, $40 lbs pig tin pkgs
powder. 40 pkgs wire
To Australis-s pkgs assay goods cs shoes.
pkgs hardware.
To New zealand-12 pkgs machinery, erts
mill work. . pkgs proyis ions
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

. = 5
PORT HADLoCK-Sailed June Is-Schr Da
Fid Evans, for San Francisco.
Sailed June 11--Schr David Evans, for San,
Francisco.
AsToRIA-Arived June is-Ger stmr Ara
bia. from Yokohama.
Passed out June isz schr stimson. from Bal
lard. for San Pedro. ssf z@
Sailed june 1s--Schr William Renton, for San
Francisco.
sKAGwAY Arrived June Is-stmf Spokane.
from Seattle
SANTA BARBARA--Sailed June 19-Scnr
Comet. for Grays Harbor.
KETCHIKAN--saiied June 1s-stmr Hum
boldt, for Seattle.
Sailed June 1s-stmr city Of Seattle, for
Skagway: stmr Humboldt, for Seattle.
SEWARD-Sailed June ls-Stmr Saratoga, for
Seattle.
JUNEAU--saiIed June 1s-stmr Spokane. for
Seattle.
Sailed June 19-stmr Dolphin, for Seattle.
SOUTH BEND--Sailed June 13-Stmr To-
semitic, for San Francisco
Arrived June 19-Stmr Fulton. from Grays
Harbor.
FARAILoN ISLAND--Arrifed June 10.
D. m.-Tug Sea Queen. with Fort point and
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
GIRL Is BURNED SEVERELY

SAN DIEGO, June 19.-Miss Dot
Chapman, a telephone operator was
burned severely last night The young
woman Knocked over a lamp and the
burning oil spread over the floor AMI
upon her clothing. She ran screaming
from the house, followed by her aged
rather, who succeeded in beating out
the hames, but his hands were so badly
burned that they are now paralyzed.
MISS Chapmans legs We're burned so
badly that her condition is desnerat.s
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
SYNOPSIS

81 NUPSIS
The pressure has fallen rapidly over the entire
Pacific slope. moderate depression Is forming
over the valley of the Colorado and light thun-
der storms have occurred in the Sierra and the
mountains Of northern Arizona. The temperature
continues high in the Sacramento and San Joa-
quin valleys. and afternoon temperatures ap-
proximate 100 degrees. Fog prevails along the
coast Conditions favorable for continuance
of the present weather.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vieinity-Fair Thurs
day, with fog in the morning and at night fresh
west winds.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday;
light northwest winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Far Thursday;
not warm; light south wind.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday;
continued warm; light north wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Far Thursday
cloudy in the morning; light east wind, changing
to southwest.
a. G. McADIE District Forecaster.