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New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washlngton. Sept 20
Low tenperatures prevail the central valleys the lake
regions the Middle Atlantic states New England.
and heavy killing general Wednes-
day morning in Iowa Minnesota and portions OF Wscon
sin and Northern Illinois
West generally but not
greatly in Nevada and
interior California
Light rains Tuesday region. the Mid
die Atlantic and New England were followed by
generally weather and there other precipa
ton OF consequence except local Tampa.
although pressure generally the entire district
west Of the Rocky Mountains
Cool weather will continue Thursday and Friday In
the Atlantic States the lower lake region and the
Obi, Valley Friday. while in the upper
lake region Mississippi and Missouri valleys tenn
peratures will rise slowly Thursday and Friday In
extreme West there will be but little change. No
cinitstor of consequence Indicated of the Rocky
aI,ng the extreme south Atlantic coasts
Frost warnings issued for the Ohio Valley.
the region. the interior or the Mode AT
Northern ard Western New England. Mich
the northern and central portion or III
js ana Indiana the districts OF Maryland
tho VIrrfnias and North Carolina
The winds along the New England Coast VIII De nSht
~ fresh the Middle Atlantic Coast light 10
north; the South Atlantic Coast
iirb+ 70 fresh the Gulf Coast light
20 fvesh northeast the lower LAKES isht to
5rasb northwest becoming variable ana on the upper
iskas light and variable. becoming souther1y-
Stson1srs departfnx Thursday European ports VIII
rava northwest WINDS. with fair,
cool weather the Grand Banks
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Station, Webster Jerome Avenue troeys and BY car
rage Lots e125 up Telephone ASS Graercy fer Booz
Of Views OF representative
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HILTON-STORY-on Saturday September n. by tas
Rev W N Dane, rector Of Memorial Church. Balrt-
more. Md. Helen daughter OF Albert B. Hilton. ESQ.
OF New York. to Allen Lawrence story, OF lawrence.
l. l.
ROCSERS-FRANCIS-At Pine Croft. Port Henry. n t.
on September -. by the Rev Lewis Francis, D D.
Ralph Ernest Rogers Of New York. TO Elizabeth Re-
bekah Francis. OF New York.
ST JOHN-CONNELL--At Woodstock. New Brunswick.
Canada. on the 18th inst Dr. David ST. John. OF
Hackensack. N j. to Alice Vera Conneu daughter cS
Mr. and Mrs. William Naxheld ConneH. OF woodstock
Canada
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CEMETERIES

sTRONG-Iaura Coster Strong. WHO ci-t September d
IN year OF Lord 1905.
That lady all gentle ra-nortes"
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees: lowest
average for corresponding
date last year average for corresponding date
Iast thirtv-three years. "a degrees
Locai ~, 10 fresh north % northeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

S..,.r .xhaustion is speedily dispelled with Hors
ford's Phosphate-calms the nerEes-felieVes
nausea headache-induces sleep.
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Dnrifsfic Rates.

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S,ba pOrfo Rico Hawaii and Philippines vttnou'
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Forecast for special LocaIities.-For the District

Columbia Maryland Delaware and Eastern Pennsy ania
fair continued cool Thursday Friday: light northwest
to winds.
For virginia fair cool Thursday and Friday
light northeast winds
For New Jersey New York, fair, continued
cool thursday Friday light TO fresh north 10 north
winds
Friday. fresh north winds
ania and Western New hofhs
Thursday; Friday. fair warmer. variabie WINGS
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rocaI oa5cja, Becord-The following Official record

the Weather Bureau SHOWS th7 81 N-0 80
perature twenty yfour hours IN Sohpaisoi
with the corresponding date OF last year
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Maui prescriptions In York CITY ths DAILY sd
will be a exfr9
hostage In addition named above
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CHURCH WHICH WELCOMES STRANGERS.

BROOKLYN, Sept. "a. 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

Frederick A. and Annie NJ. VIII and julius
Fink 10 Georges Behagle, lot on line of Jack
SON street, 1911 W OF Kearny, W 81 by S ESQ;
$40
Charles G. and May Taylor to Shirley t.
Roberts, lot on Sc corner OF Parnassus avenue
and Belvedere street 25:sk BY S 100: $40.
James I. and Mary McKenna TO James A
O'Farrell, lot on 5 line OF Twenty-second street
125 w Of Noe. W % by ia: SO.
Julia B. Smith to Maude E. Smith lot ON "
line OF Fifth avenue, 200 OF California street
S 25 by W 120; SO.
Daniel r. Ryan to Frederika P. Smith 10,
on E line OF Seventh avenue 30 \ Of d street,
n 25 by 120: $40.
Augustine Martin ct al. to Simon Frisch. lot
on " line Of San Bruno road. 500 y OF Sweeney
street W l02.67. \ %, + i01. asa: $40
Adam Gum and wife to Samuel spiro ct al.
lot on ) line of Jackson street, los Z Of Front
E 20 by so; $40.
John Wills and wife to Minna B. LIchtenstein,
lot W line of Lyon street, loo Of Bush
n 25 by " 100: $40.
Isadore H. Lichtenstein to same same; gift
Hugo Seheunert and wife TO William G. I'm
augst. lot on NE corner OF Thirteenth avenue and
street. 100, y o. NV 1903. 102:l1: $40
Laura A. E. Huffman TO Robert V. kennedy,
lot on W line Of Polk street. 1876 S OF Green
wich, S so by w So: So
Louis Winter and wife 10 Jeremiah O'Reflly.
lot on line s q T. TwsnysFhtS ss ad street 100 Of
4, Holly Park: $40
lot on line OF Cole street. $50 of Rivoli
avenue. \ 2T:6 by E 100; $40.
Pope Estate Company TO Susan J. Davinory. loi
ON " line OF Cole street. $3.50 OF Rivoll
avenue. 27:6 by " 100: $40.
Francisco Bacigaiupi and wife 10 Francis and
Maria T. Corbelli lot on W line Of Sonoma place
e7.6 of Union street. % by w 3T:6. So
Mark Campbell ct al TO Julia Campbell. lot
on e line Of Bennington street, 80 \ Of Eilert.
y 25 BY 100; gift
Rachael W. Dunn ct al. TO Margaret NJ. Dunn.
lot on NV lire OF Tehama street, 125 SW OF
Fourth sW % by NV IS; $40.
John Linehan 10 Nellie Linehsu. lot on line
OF Nineteenth street, I'D Of Dolores, E IS By
: Robert Westwater and wife to Georrs E. Bel.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

outs on the railroads. He says II has
been storming necessarily in the noun
tains and it has been impossible for
him on that account to do any effective
work in the contest. He nevertheless
sent in $500 votes and says he will have
a good many more to follow before the
end of the race. Campbell won seventh
pete in the second period and now
stands No. so in the score for the third
series and No. II for the sweepstakes.
George H. Angove has moved up
three numbers to thirty fifth place in
the third series score and one degree
to No. "a in the score for the sweep
stakes The Sonoma lad is making a
hard effort TO win and is deserving OF
success.
Hattie NJ. Hoppock of Fresno has
scored her first 1900 votes in the third
period. which makes her No. 40. She
won eleventh prize in the second Pc
riod and is No. 10 in the score for the
sweepstakes, which will entitle her to
a purse of $50 if she can hold the posi-
ION until the end of the contest.
HOW PRIZES ARE WON
Eevery reader of The Call who pays
lege of helping to elect the prize
winners. Every subscription prepaid
before the end of the contest, that is.
before April II next, has a voting
power in proportion to the amount and
length of time paid for. Contestants
who solicit subscriptions are given
credit with the votes on all they coll
lect for, or which are cashed into The
Call office in their favor. In all cases
the money must be in The Call office
before the votes become effective.
The contestant receiving the highest
number of votes in any period, or in
the aggregate, receives the highest
prize; the one who scores the second
highest number Of votes gets second
prize, and so on.
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
The following table shows the sub
scription rates of The Call and the
voting power of subscriptions for any
period paid for;
DAILY CALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
YOUNG GONDON GIVEN
A CHANGE To REFORM
Sentence for Burglary Is
Suspended During Good
Conduct in Redwoods

NAPA. March 2s.-OIiver Condor.
whose case has been a source OF worry
to the officials since he pleaded guilty
to charge of burglary at Larue's resi-
dence near Yountville. appeared In the
Superior Court before Judge Gesford
this morning for sentence. Condor IS
but 19 years of age. and has served a
term in the Preston Reform School.
Judge Gesford believed Il useless 20
send him back to the school. and still
did not wish him to be put among
hardened criminals at San Quentin.
and was undecided what course to take
when A. Helm volunteered to take
charge of the wayward youth and
try to reform him by kindness
The young man promised earnestly
to be good, and was placed in charge
of Helm as probation officer until July
so. 1909, to report each month to the
court and Sherif.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Horace Miller ct al TO William Goeggels, lot
on NE corner Fulton street and Van Ness ave-
nue. y 80 by 100; $40.
Angelo Lercari and wife to G. ]. Howard and
wife. lot on NE line OF Howth street. lS5 from
Bay District Land Company TO Pryor & Doty
Realty Company, lot on on W line Fourth avenue.
p-~or - G f1ofv Realty COMPANY to Frssertct
Frederick IEl Baitzer and wife to Joseph vint and
wife. lot on W line Eleventh avenue, 125 n Of A
street. 25 BY W 100; $40.
Henrietta a. Martin 10 Michil Schyminsky lot
on NE corner Henry and Castro streets, so By
BSy District Land Company to william Fish
or ef al lot on W line of Fourth avenue $50
S Of 4 street, 25 BY l2o; So $40:
on w line Fourth avenue, s25 Of B street, n
% by " 100; So
parendsen. LOT on Sc corner Fulton and Lyou
streets. E 96:10la By %; $40.
Robert J. l.. Boyle TO Josephine G. II. Boyle.
LOT on line of Green street 34:4h W of De-
visadero. W s4:4i5 by n 1885. and one other
p's Mary Z. Hsrimanshenn to Anna G. shipIey.
Pone Estate Company 10 George W. Hughes.
lot on line OF Grattan street, 90 z of Shrader.
z Tni,sm - ~ n Miller to Elizabeth V. Jaekson.
lot on S line of A street. 1916 W Of Sixth ave
lanes B. and Grace Feehan to Anne VI. Ker-
nan. lot on line OF Hugo street, 100 W Sixth
avenue. " 25 by y 100; $40.
Jacob Herman Company 10 Joseph BaiIie lot
an = line Thirty second avenue. 375 n OF Fulton
street. \ 25 by 100; SO.
Frederick Cameron and wife to laurence r.
cnlI lot on line Of Utah street, 275 s of
Tyrenty-hfth, s 25 by Z 100: SO
Flizsbeth Nolan 10 Jose q. de Roco. lot on r
line second avenue $50 y Of Point Lobos, o5
by 40: $3.50
lot On SW corner of Girard street, zoo NV of
Wide. NY % by SW 100; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items OfInteresf TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND March 2s.-The British steamers
StraricIyde and Irish Monarch are expected here
Id Ioad lumber FOR the Orient The ftrathclyde
il iuldar charter 20 II. T. Williams and the Irish
sfonsrrh 10 the PacIhc Export Lumber Company.
- lIorr are scarce on the lower river. and some
~ tie vessels haze 20 send 10 Seattle for men.
Tie schooner MarcOni r. st knappton waiting foi
! crew She will 60 % Callao. Peru. The Brit
- bark NelaDope will d. repaired on the dry
dock Al Esouimalt The lighthouse tendei
Heather left fnis morning FOR Astoria, after hay-
inc attended 20 the replacing OF buoys and bea-
cons 81 the entrance 20 the harDor-
SAN PEDRO. March 2k---Ihe steam schooner
s-oremftc Captain Johns0n. arrived this morning
<.o-o Efiinns Harbor via san Francisco witt
fase 0O6 feet of lumber. The schooner Meteor.
rsutain Eopner arrived from Nlapa Harbor
Vim T5o. 600 feet Of lumber. The schooner Ariel.
Csnfefn spcer. from Hoquiam. Is Csscharging
i 40 ar feet 81 lumber. The bsrkentinf News
Gov captain Anderson. today sailed IN ballast for
Tacoma 20 reload
ASTORIA. March 2s.-The schooner Letitia
49, fore6 10 sea today with 100000 feet Of
lnr,her for San Francisco. The scbooDer A. B.
Ichneon win 53O.000 feet OF lumber, and the
f~e-masted schooner Louis, with $4,000 feet
~ l-noher left f0dey for san Francisco. The
s,e9m schooner CoQuille River was toweo 70
EcrfIend today. where she VIII 60 on the DRY
eo~k ~ receive nsreirE. The steam schooner
Tobrn paulson arrirs1 this evening from San
Frr rrisro 10 load lumber az Portland.
The British bark Muskoka, II ballast for Puget
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->-~-~-~.~~.~~~~~~~~~~>~

Arrived March 2s-stnr San jose, hence
March 2
sYDNEY-sailed March 2s-stmr Sierra. for
San Francisco, via Honolulu.
Arrived prior 10 March 2s-Br stmr Miowera.
from Vancouver.
COLON-Arrived March 27-Stmr Advance,
coRoNEI-Arrived March 11--Br stmr Frank
By, from Tacoma, for L. K.
DUBLIN-ArTived March 26-Fr bark La Tour
d'Auvergne. from Oregon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March 13-Br stmr
YoKoHAMA-Arrived prior to March 27-Jap
stmr Iyo Maru, from Seattle; Br stmr Tuscarora.
hence Feb 2. for Madras
dangers. from san Francisco
MoJI-saiied March 10-Ger stmr Rheinfels,
san BLAs-saiied March 2s-stmr Acapulco.
for Sau Francisco.
NEWCASTLE. Australia-Arrived prior to
March 2s-Br stmr Vermont. from Tacoma, for
0'D' OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMOUTH-Arrived March 2S-Stmr Preto-
ria. from New York, for Hamburg, and pro-
SYDNEY. \. s. w.-Arrived previous to
March 2s-Stmr Miowera. from Vancouver. via
Honolulu and Brisbane.
NEWCASTLE. n s. w.-Arrived previous 10
March 2S-Stmr Vermont. from Tacoma.
MESSlNA-Arriyed March 2s-Stmr Moltke
from Alexandria, for New York. returning from
oUEENsTowN-saned Msrch 2s-stmr Bal
AUCKLAND-Arriyed previous 10 March es-
Stmr Sonoma. from San Francisco, via Homo
lulu. for Sydney. y. s. W
HAMBURG-Saiied March a5-Stmr Assuan.
for Seattle.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES March 2s-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm II. for New York.
NEW YORK-Sailed March 2S-Stmr La Pro.
vence, for Havre; stmr Main, from Bremen.
Memoranda
Per schr Annie NJ. Campbell-Had strong
S and SE gales for days.
Stmr Quinault. from Grays Harbor. for San
Francisco. with sfmr new Temple +. Dorr in
tow, put into Eureks yesterday morning for fuel.
During heavy weather Dorr lost deckload and
hawser parted. After taking In fuel Quinault
proceeded 10 in search Of Dorr.
Per stmr Temple E. Dorr from Grays Harbor.
March 2S--0n March % IN stroug southeast
gale. hawser parted from stmr Quinault and
loSt deck load.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

Average snow on ground- 3o3 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is rising steadily along the coast
and the weather has been clear over the entire
southwest. The temperature has risen in the
Great VALLEY and conditions are favorable for
slightly warmer weather Friday. Brisk north
west winds may be expected from Point Reyes
north.
/ FORECAST
For San Francisco and yieinity-Fair Friday;
fresh west winds
For Sacramento Ysliey-Fair Friday, some
what warmer, light south wind
For San Joaquin Nalley-Fair Friday; light
north wind
For Los Angeles and ricinty-Fair Friday;
somewhat warmer; light north wind
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
Crude on for Hauai,

The tank barkentine Fullerton was cleared
frou Port Hartford for Honolulu with l5 600 bar
reis OF crude OF in bulk. valued al 5000.
Charters
me following charters were announced res
teroay: The French ship Bayonee whent froul
Portland 70 Europe, chartered prior 70 arrival
Russian ship Fennia, lumber from Puget sound
te direct nitrate port at as Go. II to Touioue
direct. 46s Sd; British ship Hydersbad same
business from British Columbia Valparaiso.
- p %; British ship Riverside. same business
sPisaeus Rangel, st 55s, If 70 direct port Is
ID less, prior 10 arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
SaCramentO'S Contestant
Gains in Race for Gold
Don Campbell and Other Old
FaVOriteS Are Heard From
ToDAr's SCORE FOR THIRD SERIES OF PRIZES

ToDAY's SCORE
No. Purse ddress.
of
- .
Adcock
a.
G. r. F. D. f.
-
g.
25
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
CHURCH SERVICES


THE congregation Of Grace Church (fsev. David
Evans, rector viii move into their new quar-
ters on the Croker block Sacramento and Tay-
lor streets, on Easter sunday. While the tenn
porary church viii not be completed for at
least another week IL is sufficiently advanced
for use on Easter day. There will be two
celebrations OF the holy communion az O'Clock
and IL. Bishop Nichols viii preach the ser
mon and administer the rite OF confirmation at
the second service. At o'clock the Sunday
school will hold their Easter service.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
MEETING NorIcEs-contlaued
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY


NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Ncrtnwesren Pacific Railroad Company viii oe
l043 In the James Flood building. at No. SO
Francisco in the State Of CaIifornia. the same
being the principal place OF business OF said
Board OF Directors OF said corporation usually
meet. on the 18th day OF April. 1895. at the
hour or Il O'Clock. noon. 70 consider and act
upon the proposition to create bonded indebt-
edness OF said corporation. 20 the amount IN
the aggregate. Of Thirty-6ve Million Dollars
tS35.O0o.o0ol in Gold Coin OF the United States
q portion OF which Il to Be used in retiring ex-
tstiag bonded indebtedness. and TO Increase ne
the amount. in the aggregate. % ThirfE-n
Million Dollars lS35. 900, ,O00l in Gold Coin Of the
United States. and to secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness By mortgage o. deed OF
trust upon the railroads. franchises and PROF
erty OF the company now owned or hereafter
thereof may be prescribed in the mortgage
deed OF trust; and 10 determine the form
and terms OF said bonds and mortgage or deed
OF trust. and 10 authorize the Board OF Directors
necessary expedient in the prem tses-
Dated the 25th day OF February, 1907.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
J. L WILLCUTT.
Secretary OF the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company.
Wal- F. HERRIN.
WILLIAM HOOD.
" 7. SMITH.
P F. DUNE.
A h PAYSON.
H d. PIIISBCRY.
EDWARD CHAMBERS.
". A. BISSELL.
Directors Of said Northwestern Pacific Railroad
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Pacific Mail Must Vacate to
Clear Way for SeaWall

Sound, arrived from Portland this evening The
tux Pilot arrived IN late last evening from Vic
lorlA- The four-ulasted British bark Jordan
Hil. which arrived Wednesday from Rotterdam
Drought general cargo
TACOMA March 2S.-Tbe barkenffne Aurora
salied today for San Francisco with lumber. The
schooner Crescent. seventeen days from San
fedro. arrived today load lumber.
Immigration Inspector Fulton has decided 10
oeport eleven Japanese passengers the steam
snlp fremont because they apparently were
brought here 70 perform contract labor. Fulton 8
enfpicluns were aroused by the fact that the
entire party came from the same city IN Japan
and were all bound for Livingston, Montana.
The Overdue List
British bark OrmsaFy. out l97 days from Ca
lela toiosa, for Antwerp. 90 per cent
tsisslAn schooner Cyrus. out 1O5 DAYS from
fort OF spain. for Seattle. 10 per cent
British bark Berwickshire. out l23 DAYS from
Corlnto. for Falmouth IS per cent
french bark Rict0rine, ont 15S days from An
totagasta, for Falmouth. i per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

Next in line for the third series of
prizes are the following named con-
testants and their respective scores:
No Name. Residence. Score,
26--Rutb Moodey, ST. Helena. 6,O5O
27-EIIen smith. Walnut Creek. $3.50
2s-Roy Ibach, San Francisco. $500
29-Hattie Emigh, Rio Vista. $3.50
30-Don Campbell, La Moline. 1900
3I-Magda Steinkamp, Rescue. 1000
32-Carrie Amador, Boulder Creek 1850
33-EtheI Potter, Newman. 3, 300
Sc. c. A. c., Sausalito. $500. .3,45O
35-George III. Angove, Sonoma. 1850
SEWN. Emerson, San Jose. 500
37-AIbert Dawson, PalO Alto. ZOO
3S-AIex Burns, San Francisco. 2,55a
39-Elizabeth Bockerman, Alamo da i $50
4O-Hattfe VI. Hoppock, Fresno. Il 800
41-Lois b. Pfitzer, Newman. 1000
4z-R. BebergaIl, San Francisco. 1000
43-L. GiunassO. san Franciseo. $50
44--Mary c. Deasy. Napa. ....... 100
4S-EarI r. Clifford, Alamo. .. 500
46-Mollye sheridan, Stockton. 200
47-PearI Van Meter, Lafayette. 30
Mrs. ]. F. Doherty. $50: Rose Bres-
chini. 5000; Don Campbell, $500; CAL
win McKinnon. 2o50; Hattie NJ. Hop
pock, 1900; Myra Simmons, 1000;
George H. Angove. 1000; Roy Ibacn,
500; Gladys Adcock. 500; Norma Me-
rani, 100, were the gains made in the
gold prize contest yesterday.
The floods in and around Sacramento
prevented Mrs. Doherty of the capital
city from doing much during the last
few weeks. but since the waters have
subsided she has resumed her cam
paign. and intends again to do her
best to finish among the High Five"
Mrs. Doherty won fourth prize, $3.50,
in the second period. is now No. 1 in the
third period and also occupies fourth
place in the score for the sweepstakes
prizes. If she remains No. in each
score list until the end her total win
nings for the contest will be $500. be-
sides the snug sums she has earned
as commission on new subscriptions.
W. II. Worden and the Berkeley So :
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty 70
Animals each received a backset of
one degree by Mrs. Doherty's advance
to fourth place in the race for the third
series OF prizes. Mr.. Worden is now
No. > and the Berkeley S. P. c. A.
No. S. where its reward will be but $50.
Miss Rose Breschini of Bianco con-
tinues her victorious advance at the
head of the procession. Sacred Heart
College and Miss Merani seemingly
finding it impossible to stay her tri-
umphant march.
Myra Simmons has moved up 70
ninth place at the expense of Mrs.
Tracy and son.
Calvin McKinnon has captured sew
enteenth place from Irma Klaumann.
and is now among those who have
scores expressed by five figures.
Roy Ibach has ousted Hattie Emigh
out of twenty y-eighth place, but needs
another 1000 votes to get within the
prize winning limits in the third
series.
Don Campbell OF La Moine, Shasta
County. has been heard from again
after a long silence. His letter was
ten days on the road between La Moine
and San Francisco. owing OF the wash
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
lily CALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY
Subscription Rates

one ear .$l.oo 200
For periods OF more than one year
the voting power of the subscriptions
will be as follows: Daily Call, 5000
votes for one year; Sunday Call, $50:
Weekly Call, SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco March IS.
RAINFALL DATA
Past
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

Army Transports
The Burnside is al Seattle.
The BufOrd is 10 port
The Crook is IN porr. Ont Of commission
The Dix is ct Tacoma.
Ibe fitzpatrick Is al Newport News. Va
The Losan is hOmeward bound; left Nagasaki
March -
sion.
The ingalls, is AT Newport News Va
lne sheridan Is IN port Out Of commission.
me sherman Is in port and will sail for Ma
nils April 5.
The Thomas sailed March 2s from Guam for
The Warren Is in port