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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of HIcHMoNg. IANUARr - M

PORT OF RICHMOND JANUARY - 1917
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. rnerchan-
cisc and passengers. old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. rnerchHn.
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line
Tug Radiant Burk. Baltimore. barge OF oil.
STANDARD OH COMPANY
Steamer Maud clifford James River luo,he~
and wood. W 3. Bradley
Barge Magnolia. Engei. Baltimore, coal
Crump nd West Coal COMPANY
Barge Mattspony, Lloyd, baltimore. coal
Nelson and I.add-
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk r1erchan-
disc and passengers. OLD Dominion line
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. rnerchan-
disc and passengers. old Dominion Line
steamer Pucshontas. Graves James River
bindings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen-
ger. Virginia Navigation Company.
Tug Radiant. Burk. Baltimore OIL barge
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BUSINESS DULL
ON CARY STREET

The receipts OF country produce were
very light on Cary Street yesterday. and
the demand was equally light This
unreasonable weather Is dead against
Us remarked one % the leading com
mission merchants. "and we cannot look
for ANYTHING but duu business until we
can run up with something like January
weather"
The market was generally dull yester-
day. and prices were unchanged Eggs
were somewhat more plentiful. 5ut prices
remain at 20 TO q cents IN crate lots
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Financial.

cannot be disputed. Before select
ing a banking institution to handle
your account. you should weigh
we'll the facts concerning the stand
ing OF the American National Bank.
1t IS a fact that we handle accounts
OF depositors in a manner that is
pleasing TO them. Our officers are
men OF experience in financial mat
ters, and our business is conducted
along safe and conservative lines.
II doesn't pay 10 do business any
other way. Make it a point to do
your banking with the American
National Bank.
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LARGE BREAKS OF
TOBACCO TODAY

The weather for the past week or ten
days has been very favorable for the
stripping OF leaf tobacco. and the farm
ers IN the sun-curng belt have been pre-
pairing great deal OF the weed FOR
market The indications are that the
breaks for this week. beginning TODAY
Will be very large. 4 number OF wagons
came in last evening. The first sale will
be at sheiburne's. second at Crenshaw's.
third az Shocsoe and fourth a. Stonewall.
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July ...-.-......-. so go $50 81
CASH quotations were follows Flour
$500 20. spring wheat 7SsTsc. No g.
80 &c No red. 72is GTassc No corn
+1tc' 10 : yehow. 4ic. No. ? oats s4l.
80 white, Stisc. No. waite s5dssEc 40
rye SIC Far 70 choice msItinE f9a65c No
nANseed- Elisa; No borrtp eatern s, 2Cls I.
prime timothy seed. AS. CIover-Contrs-f
greoes N<oo Short rms. sides Qoose) S seP
mess pork per barrel. SIC Is; lard usr
49,, snort clear sides Cooxsd), $50 =
" Wniskey, basis q high wines. tI-2s BUTTE
MARKET easy creaneries 5O9GSc. dairies Tor,
sc EEge-steedyi mark cases in<,ir5s.s
-, nrsts, 2Sae4c prime hrsts 24c. *
trAs. pc. CheeEe-Steady AZ 1870
B;A(LIIMoRE. ND. January 14-FLOUR--
LcA and unchanged. WheaI-Steady &c 40
Sorn--ksasy; southern white corn, 4ss.d4s,c
SStsTFirIn 10. white, EAa47Lc No
mixed Ssls94oc. Rye-Duu: No. : western
Domestic, TO asked Burter-Frn and lower.
tsncy imitation. SG17c.; do creamer,-. s7F
sc 90, ladle, 220 zSc. store packed 270asS
Esss-FIrTn and higher az sc. Cheese-Astive
- unchanged: large, l4i4c.; medium l4Asc
sm2A. l4nc- Sugsr-SteaAy ana uucharras.
ooarse Eranulated and hne. IS o.
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RICHMOND PRODucE MARKEr.

FIoTfl-Rec e.pts moderate Nsrke. ot.,e+
o. rrleer quoted. WHEAT-M Market cont iri,es
tA-~t N-tn Elt receipts CORN Irgos,c de-
n.anc oAIs-Actye; light receipts RYE
1teady az prices quoted EiAY-With receipts
.'t eQral % demand. the market is active a.
tlN quotations
IoTAToH-s- Receipts might. rasrket sb'u.
AFi'ii-S- Receipts heral and market oJie-
only strictly faney stock IN larrare
Ei5s-fteceir.s rucr lighter trls v.-et Ne
~ DAY ie actlvr az prices quoted
Butt Eft-Recepts are literal anf market
a1t quite active
IoLl-IRY-An stock In better demand. light
-. A "a. nolce fresh stock active 81 fun quo
1-r-l.r,,r e,..'.. mere Jsnnary Slst
marf " HN wee
Xxx klFIs FOR THE WEcEK-W-hnst -41w
.-a''ti-, crn. r-if bushels. oats. = ss2 bush
80 rye l"l- bushels. fOur s.S50 barrels. bay
- tone. min Feed s-7 tons
SOCK ~ ELEVATOR Wheat sf7 h.,eh
els corn, les bushels. 1ats Is 5-s bushels
POCLTRY-ITVE
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IN EARLY DEMAND
SHOWN IN MARKET
Lapsc5 Into Dulness After
Working OFF Orders Account
lated Over Sunday.
CLOSE BELOW SATURDAY
Growth of Outside Interest Not
Sufficient TO Sustain Cam
paign for Rise.
CLOSE BELOW SATURDAY

NEW YORK. January 14-There was
Eome carly aggressive demand Tor stocks
to-day which caused show ~ strength
in the stock market for time 4
demonstration Of leadership for an ad-
vance was in evidence in the market
handling ~ handful ~ speculative
favoritcs. but THE later market showed
g. decline OF speculative interest The
market lapscd into dizziness after the
working or ~ the orders accumulated
~ commission houses over Sunday The
later sag in the market was partly due
rn disappointment over the volume of
these accommodations which gave rise 20
complaints from commission houses and
little promise ~ growth OF outside ln-
torest in the market Sufficient 90 sustain
q campaign for "A rise in prices. The
early strength centred largely in the
Western railroad stocks. with Southern
Pacific and -. Paul the most conspic-
nous featgros
Official intimation was given o. the
intention OF the United States Steel Cor
yoratlOn 90 hold the prices q steel rails
and other products against any rising
tendency. WITH the purpose % conserving
the stability % conditions ga the trade
Ia the late reaction there was evidently
some recurrence II influence from the
fears 81 unwleidiy capital issues stm o.
Be placed IN the market
Chicago and Northwestern wac con-
spicuour iu the break on rlmors % an
early issue OF new stock. There was "a
call for the payment Of n fourth install
rnent ~ go per cent % subscriptions 20
the 400 900 600 u convertible bonds Of
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company following the sale y t25 600 -
- ~ notes hy that company last week
Money continued 20 work easier IN this
market suhtreasu-v operations are
yielding large amount - tho banks
thc gain Oh the now bank week already
Amounting ~ {42s7 mn
Tho market closed under the influence
90 the late reaction and generally below
tie level o. Saturday, closing
Bonds were Arm Total sales par
value S2fIl000. United States bonds
vger. unchanged GA cau. Total snies
Fss 500 shares.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO January IA decline IN price OF
wheat at Liverpool weakened the prices 70
day IN the local market the May delivery clos
Ing at a net loss Of &c. Corn was q shade
lower oats were up t9atc Provisions were
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond Va. January Il 1917
Tobacco-Dark Fired. Receipts more lbersi
Market strong at quota lions. Brighta-- Fsaceirfe
light and market hrm at prices quoted sun
c cured Receipts liberal. market active a. mn
changed quotations. Wrappers wanted
The quotations are as follows:
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PETERsBURG TOBACCO lIARKEr
- Hepartea n cIaaioek.Isnss. vlrrinla

Warehouse.)
Petersburg Va. January u 1907
Sales che past week have been heavy with
active market on an grades We note espe-
claly more competition and stronger demand
FOR Austrian grades. and wrappers both long
and short than any previous week n the sea
". lu.-n.
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NEW YORK. January 1.-THE DRY goods
market opened steady and firm to-day MANY
large urers are IN from an parts 81 the couu-
ny. Raw sAkE has deciired sharply within +ha
PAST Few days. Drrss goods are elling freely
for falL Jobbers ana printers are ceiling I'M
usually large quantities Of staple goods
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MISCELLANEOUS aiARKEr.
PEANrr MARKET.

reported by Rodgers. McCabe and co..
PET Frs BURG. VA. Jan N-T'EANUTs-S
giuias-Marlcpt firm o. 4e04t.c for fancy stock.
ma chine picked, 4a<i4c-, smelling stock 3f4c.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS

Shippers are taking most ~ the eggs
that come 20 market now.
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BALrIMoRE sToCK ArARKEr.

BALTIMORE Md January l--Seabosr I'd ,
Air Line. common and preferred-No.hing do /
Ing
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MnNEY - EXCHANGE-cLOsE

MONEY AND Exc HANGF,-CLOSE
Money on CALI steady. 1-ZU3 per
cent. ruling rates. 2 1-2 closing bid
2 ID. offered at 3. Time ioans. easier 8.
sixty days and ninety oavE. per cent a.
Fix months. s per cent. Prime mercan-
tile. paper. 6l6 - Sterling eN-
change firm with actpal business IN
bankers hiilF at fAk5ila $500 Tor de-
day bills Posted rates. s. - ~ f.sl IL
and SsS6 1-zas3s. Commercial bills.
steady. Bar silver, - 1-f Mexican
doftarE s.
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CATTLE NIARKETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock Yards)


HICNrIlIII. JHUudfV- INTT
Report Of the live stock market Tor the week
ending January Z. 1907
Best steers. 6i4G5isc medium TO good a. 40
SIC. common to fair. 33s8451c best heifers
rs; medium TO good. 4F4'sc-: common to fair
s4e-e.: eest fst cows. te4h4e; medium 20 good
3&c. Best fresh cows. SIS .0O93S5. 90: common
and medium. tS8S5 %; and Glow sale; good
hogs; good hogs. sAGs. sec; shoats, s q Qs SOC. .
sows. 5i4Gs11c. stays and rough hogs 4Gsc
Light run OF shesp: good. rat sheep. 6I97c me
dun, 6et63zc. common. Stptc.i best lambs. Sc. .
medium TO good, 6l40l35c common. 4bQ5lfc
market.
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New York Central gen 3iks ...... 07f.
New Jersey central gen. 5s..-........... Iil +.
northern Pacidc fs....-............ ... be
Northern Pecihc 3s......-...-. ........... -ei,
Norfolk and Western oon - ... qqE
oregon short Line refuudinz a. ...-...... a7.-
pennsylvania cont. 5.Es-....-.-. ..--... e
Reading General -. ............. qsf.
- Louis and Iron Mountain con Es...... ll3s.
81. Louis and san Francisco p a. . c1fs
#. L0uis Southwestern con. a. az
Seah1ard Air lane &c.,. sast
southern Pacnc fs.......-..... so
southern Pscino lst - certlacates ca.
Southern RAILWAY O. .......... -glr
Texas and Pacific 1sfa ....... Tfes-
Toledo. 81 I. and Western - - ertf
p nen aeihc leia.
Nlr"t ma Co.,. ...... as
1 ~ aosSa 1929.
,r--- -, l,-'-'-------.- --.--.-..-. 7sis
Wheeling and Lake Erie A. Offered, .. S.
Wisconsin Central fs........-....... ..... sglg
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.YNCHBURG TOaACCO NTARKFT.

Lynchurg va. January r. 1907
sales Of loose tobacco % the Lyuchburk mar
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Corron steady. mlddi.rE. 1910. gross reoa pts
ltl- bales sles, 100 bales. stock 1914
rs'es- export % Great Britain -. ts'es- to
france. 2 fs- hsies. 20 TIE Continent sE71
haies; - japan 20 bales
Total to-day a. Al Torts--Net receipts. 81 gl5
nales. export - Great Britain. cI.ll7 bales o.
fran-e s. bales. % rle Continent - ~
haies. ~ Japan. 80 taies stock. 2s1 ~ bales
t1fso' ioatel a. go p0rts-Set receipts lxz saS
na-et eHprrt - Great British. 81 - bales. 90
france. = - hale. fo ere Continent g SO
bales 70 japan GEO bales
yea since September let au r0rfs-,Set
tfLeills ts-a.-tl bales, export @. lrea. Britain
t'f.rtas aslT-. 20 France On 1-- bales. o. fre
D''u'ent l'f ~ bales. 90 Jspau. III ~ bales
<EN ORLEANS January a ~0-~-1>-
~ ifes or~ne4 stealv o. decline q sai.
I.---s 6" .ng ." dispatch from l.fverrs6.lI
sn1 tne close was steady at loGl7 points lou, ~
,A-- rstrrdaN FNflres cio=fd stead o. FOL
.-~s- Janrary. 1907. February lefs- March
y .e' April. 1905 Nay. 20 %. June. 10 f-. Jlly.
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KICnMoxD STOCK siAHKrr.

R.chmori Va. January q rs'-.
SALES At BOARD
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p '"I-7I |-"-I ET0l|T- D p0-T7a --110r-
~ adii1E upisrts ~ ~. rfffn~g Tuf. 81 o.
sales. 800 bales
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CHICAGO January 1A-CATTLE-Reoeipt
1900 head. Market l09.2c lower. Common t.
81 S586. 90: bulls s275 o. So calves. s. 759S u
ceipts. 81. 900 head Market Sc. lower. Prime.
heavy. shipping. s5.47i1Q5 Sc: butchers weight,
= 4535 ~: assorted light, s.. 4O86 IS. bulk of
sales. S5.4z15Sie 81. Sheep-Receipts about 80 b
900 head. Market steady to l0c lower sheep
500 7ol2 yeariings, s. 6o8e5; lambs. - 7elt7 50
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NEW NOItkl JunU1Fy H---EEEVIlS-Tlo-
ceipts. $50 head steers 81 6OQs %: bulls. e -
a. 20; cows. s1.o5Gs 30 calves Receipts !. 1872
head. Market STEADY. Cuiis. $4llS 90: BARNARD
calves. t2.T5l54 12ia: western. s375a4O0: Indian
calves, A@. Dressed calves about s1eady
sheep and Iambs-Roce pts. II. OF head Sheep
81 .bOlbS go culs. $500. lambs. s. 50as 8; cilis
S60d.OO. HoEs-Receipts. "A ae3 head Eogs
stea dys pigs firm. whole range, s. 90G7 IL
CINCINNATI. o. January 14-HoCS-
Strong. Butchers and shippers', S. 60q8 Is
common. - S0ff6. g.. Caftle--afencv Fair A.
good shippers. t465Q5 Go. common s9Ge ~
SHEEP Strong at S2Q4 %. LaInbs-steady ar
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

klchmond- Va, January "A. le07.
QUOTATIONS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

zie Atwood, Associate Grand Matron
Alice Hickey, Grand Secretary Willats,
the patron and matron of all the local
chapters, and many visitors, by the
new officers, who were praised for the
splendid manner in which they put on
the. work. The business of the even
ing was followed by a banquet.
This chapter was recently called upon
to mourn the loss of one of its past ma
irons, Mrs. Val Schmidt, who had been
an invalid for long time. During the
time that she was a member of the
chapter and engaged in active work she
proved herself one of the most amiable
and helpful members.
At a special meeting of Yerba Buena
Chapter last week DR.. T. /. James, the
retiring patron, who was unavoidably
absent on the night OF installation, was
presented a diamond-set Jewel of his
rank in the order At the close of the
presentation he gave to each of the Ia
dies who were the central star of the
chapter during his term handsome
crystal souvenir. He gave a like SOU
venir to the officers who served with
him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Odd Fellowship

The officers who have been chosen to
rule Magnolia Lodge of the l. o. Q. F.
for the current term are: Ferdinand
Metzger, noble grand; R. Ainsworth,
vice grand; o. Hansen, past grand;
Samuel Pollack. recording secretary; H.
Stern, financial secretary; ]. R. Mather,
treasurer; E. NJ. Schlessinger, warden
Eugene Flanders, conductor. The in
by the presentation of handsome
jewel to o. Hansen, the retiring noble
grand
A new lodge of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows is being formed at
Nipomo and another at Sutter.
H Boone, of the lodge in Bodie, was
recently installed for the f1fty-fourth
consecutive term as treasurer, making
twenty six years and half
A new lodge of the Rebekahs was
recently instituted at Hemet by Maude
Arestin and she has received from
Grand Master Bell a letter of thanks
for her work in that direction. The
new lodge has been named Comfort. 1t
started with seventeen charter mem
bers and on the night of institution ini-
tiated twenty-five applicants for MEM
bership Bertha A. Calhoun is noble
grand and Ida Winslow, recording sec
retary.
The grand lodge office in this city
was closed one day last week out of re-
spect to the memory of the late wife OF
Grand Trustee c.. o. Burton. Grand
Secretary Richardson and Assistant
Grand Secretary Clifford represented
the grand body at the funeral.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Native Sons

On the night of the last Tuesday in
January, Stanford Parlor. Native Sons
of the Golden West, rendered a banquet,
at the Techau, to the new and the re-
tirjng officers. There was a large at
tendance of the members, and after the
supper, at which II. A. Cahalin, the re-
firing president, was the toastmaster,
there was the presentation of an en-
blematic gold, diamond set watch
charm to retiring Past President fDr.
Leo J. Mcmahon and res ponses TO toasts
as follows: Our New President" c.
A. Sweigert; San Francisco" NJ. A.
Harris THE Baby Members" John
Conlan: Our Order" Ed Head; The
Ladies" Drs. Giannini and McElroy, and
The Work of the Retiring Past Presi-
dent" T L Fitzpatrick Between re-
sponses the company was entertained
with orchestral selection and ballads
by Mr.. OgiIvie and Mr.. Menneaux The
officers who are to serve the parlor for
this term are: H A. Catalan, junior
past president; c. A. Sweigert, presi-
dent; F. H Stanle, first vice president;
3. J. Flood. second vice president; M. A.
Harris, third vice president; Fred II.
Jung. recording secretary; ]. Green
berg. V r. Perry, P. J. Weniger, trus-
tees: s. G. Scovern. financial secretary
and treasurer; Luke ]. Flynn, marshal;
Joseph Smith, inside sentinel; H. j.
Angelo. outside sentinel.
This parlor is making arrangements
for the grand ball that it will give in
the Palace Hotel this month, in cele-
bration of its twenty fifth anniversary.
The number of invitations will be linn
tied to $50.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Druidisnl

Noble Grand Arch PoZZi recently re-
ations to groves in the southern part of
the State. At each place he found the
membership earnest for the advance
ment of the order and was given en-
couragement wherever he went that the
members will help him make a good
showing when he gees to the next ses
sion of the grand grove to present his
report. At each place he gave the mem
bership an instructive address as TO the
condition of the organization and along
the figure line gave out the informa-
tion that during the past six months
the order has paid out S9s,000 in sick
benefits. At each place visited he was
made the guest of honor at a banquet
The next memorial services of the
Druids will be held Sunday. February
"a. in the Temple at California and
Webster streets. An unusual fine order
of exercises will be presented
Grand Arch DruideSs Maria Bam-
mann, assisted by Grand Secretary
Thornhill, Grand Treasurer Peterson,
Grand Second Bard Lacaze. Grand Or
ganist Wolff and Grand Trustee Nc
Keown, instituted White Eagle Circle
in South San Francisco (Baden) re-
Gently, with a good number of charter
members. The circle will meet on the
first and third Monday of each month.
The new association of Past Arch
.Druidesses now meets on the first Sun
day of the month in Polito Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Improved Red Men

e. p Dupuy, D. D. G. s., recently inn
pressively raised up the chiefs of Semi
nole Tribe. Improved Order of Red
Men. who are to serve for the current
term After the ceremony the mem
bers and a few invited guests partook
of raising up dinner given in honor
of the retiring and new chiefs. The
discussion of the menu was followed
by short talks by Great Senior Saga
more julius S. Godeau. ]. Harry Hutaf.
Wv Ware of Santa Ana Tribe, l.. l..
Remy of Wipnemucca Tribe. G.. E. Das-
tague of Yosemite Tribe and several
others J. Hauder, NJ. Causse Jr. and p.
Castaign entertained with songs during
the evening. The semfannual report
of this tribe shows the loss of only one
member. The finances showed an in
crease of 1891. The report set forth the
fact that of all the members who during
the days following the great fire were
assisted out of the funds of the tribe
not one received any relief from the
funds sent to this city to assist Red
Men. In view of this, the increase is
remarkable. q. Nouge is the new
sachem, P. Castaign, senior sycamore;
r. St Denis junior sycamore, and ]. P.
Vergez prophet
Alice Goodal1 D. d. G. p, assisted
by a number of great chiefs and Past
Poeahontases, installed the following
as officers of Wedndigoes Council for
the current term: Pocahontas, Ella
Bodeman; Wenonah, A. E. Goode;
prophecies, Minnie Willis; first scout,
Blanche Hickman; second scout Mrs. J.
Davies; first councillor, Miss E. Gear;
second councillor, Miss E. Sanders; first
runner, Annie Coyne; second runner
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

the organist of the parlor. Among the
visitors were Grand Trustee Anna F.
Lacy and Annie Worth, past president
Of Buena Vista Parlor.
The officers of Berkeley Parlor,
berkeley, Were recently installed by
District Deputy Grand President Leila
California Brakett assisted by Past
Grand President Eliza D. Keith. Among
those who accompanied the installing
officers were Mrs. Jolly of Copa de Orc
Parlor and Sarah Bracket of Alta Par
lor- The installation was followed by
a dove party with an interesting
programme of entertainment and old
fashioned dances, after which there
was a banquet and speechmaking till
further ORDERS" Miss Luhr was warm
ly applauded for the rendition OF sew
eral vocal selections
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
War Veterans

A new camp of the United Spanish
War Veterans was recently instituted
in Oakland by Major Cruzon, founder
and past commander of Nelson A. Miles
Camp of San Francisco. The camp has
been named Liscum and it's number Is
7. The officers of the new camp are:
Harry f. Huber, commander: Andrew
K. Weir. senior vice commander; e. F.
Lahanier, junior vice commander; r. s..
Nudge. adjutant; d. J. Crossman, chap
lain: E. f. Gibson, officer of the day;
r. G. Fenton, officer of the guard; E..
MorreIl. G. Rynning and r. J. Faneuf,
trustees Following the institution
and induction into office Commander
Huber told of thrilling experiences
while in the Philippines. The speech
making was followed by banquet
The following were installed as off,
GERS of Joseph NJ. McCourt Camp, U. v.
s. w. ", at a recent meeting helda.in
Berkeley: w. III. Martin, commander;
Henry Bush, senior vice commander; T.
]. Goldman, junior vice commander; j.
S. Wright, chaplain; c. R. Wagner, Off
Ger Of the day; James Ray officer of the
day. and James Ray, officer of the
guard. After the meeting there was a
BANQUET at which there were addresses
by Department Commander Bean and
Inspector Russell and others.
The Army and Navy League of San
Jose has elected the following members
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
American Foresfers

The following nameds will serve as
the officers of Court Seal Rock for the
current term: Past chief ranger, A,
Rowland; chief ranger,G G. F. Fahs; sub
chief ranger, D. j. Messick; senior
woodward, j. w. Holmes; junior wood
ward, f. Kampert; treasurer, Gust P.
Anderson; financial secretary, B. f.
Johnson; recording secretary, Hugh j.
Willis; senior beadle. Theodore Dierks
Jr Junior beadle, H. Lange; lecturer,
Ed Candage; trustee. A. Rowland; ply
sfcian, DR. A. X. Happersberger; drug
gist, Charles H. Troppmann. Speech
making and collation. followed the
installation.