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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
BROTHERS, DEFEND YOURSELVES.
CONTINUED from Pare Seven.)

CONTINUED from Page Seven.)
vances or assistance while making crops, it
is hereby agreed that, where it becomes nee
essary, said member agrees to assign to the
Local Union or any member Of the Local I'm
ion his entire crop or crops to protect his
brother against any losses.
10th. It is further agreed that, in form
ing this compact, we surrender all our rights
to dispose Of any crop or crops as We please
to the injury Of our brothers, and that we will
act in union cooperating in the collective sale
Of same.
11th It is understood also, that our crop
or crops to be protected by our brothers,
from forcible sale and to prevent law suits
or foreclosure wherever possible.
18TH That when it becomes necessary for
any to have advances and the same cannot
be secured without tying up our crops or ami
mails to mercantile or banking concerns, we
agree to first seek assistance before the Lo-
cal Union or from Union brothers and offer
them the same security, to the end that men,
bers may be bound together.
18th That we agree to give our patronage
and support to those firms, or banks, who are
friendly to the Union, and who favor profta-
BILE prices for crops, and will aid in the
plans and purposes of the Farmers Union.
14th. We also further agree to pay into the
treasury of the Local Union the sum of fifty
(50) cents per month to be held as O. defence
fund, the same to be used by the Local and
County Union in any emergency for the pro-
lection of distressed members, or any losses
sustained in carrying out the purposes Of this
agreement.
18th. To patronize, encourage and support
all Union enterprises such as warehouses, cot
ton gins, cotton yards, banks, and to aid in
/. the establishment Of same, provided same is
sowned and controlled directly by the Union
or members Of the Union.
18TH. Therefore, for the purpose Of forming
q perfect bond Of Unity, and to carry out the
grand purposes Of the Farmers Union, we
the members of the above mentioned Local
Union subscribe our names to this compact,
pledging our property, our lives and our sa-
cred honor to protect, defend and to carry
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
THE JEFFERS ON1AN.

into effect this bond and agreement to attend
all meetings during the year of our Local
Union, to spread knowledge among farmers,
to recruit and build our Local Union, promote
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
WANTED!

Would like to hear from OWNER who has
good medium size farm or small business for
sale in any good, prosperous locality Not par
ticular about location.
Please give price and description, and reason
for selling.
Please state when possession can be had.
Prefer dealing with OWNERS only; NO agents
need answer.
Please write at once. Address Lock Drawer
984, Rochester, N. Y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20

NEW MAP OF GEORGIA handsomely printed
in four colors showing new counties, for ten
cents. SOUTHERN SUPPLY CO., 129s-130O
Broadway, New York.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
HEALTH Is WEALTH

HAGGARD'S SPECIFIC TABLETS
Are Health Builders
nyou suffer from InMsesNon.
Bladder Troubles. O ineden to ever.
work. physically mentally
nAGGARD'S SPECIFIC TABLETS. They contain
morphine opium 0
purely vegetable o the
of the
Give remedies noh
will yoCR booklet OF tesnn
Hyour druggist can't supply they had
from either by mail express, prepaid receipt Of
price, Small Box 50
HAGGARD SPECIFIC CO.
ATLANTA GA
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PAGE FIFTEEN

harmony and good will, to maintain honesty
in all relations with each other.
SAM J. HAMPTON,
Organizer F. E. and Co. u. of Texas.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
REVOKE TWO LICENSES
DIR. B. Brooks Lee and DR.. j. c.
Anthony Lose Right TO
Practice

The certificates OF Dr. B. Brooks Lee
and Dr. J c. Anthony were revoked by
the board Of medical examiners at 4
meeting held Wednesday Both physi-
clans were charged with unprofesssonal
conduct II was alleged that Dr. Lee
used the mails for immoral purposes
DR. Anthony was charged with in
proper advertising
Dr. Lee had been charged with using
the mails for immoral purposes IN the
federal courts He appealed from trs
decision and the board Of examiners re-
Trained until yesterday from taking
action IN his case.
Dr.. Anthony. who was charged with
improper advertising, published an ad
in the National the4ter program II
which he guaranteed 70 cure co1sunp-
ton IN any stage IN from SIX 70 Is
weeks he also offered TO cure eases
OF smallpox. typhoid fever and sppen-
Glcitts IN from - 10 zS hours Ar
1hony maintained Ofzces IN the Chroni-
Gle building At one time, but IS now
located a. Fillmore and Post streets
where he manages the Soteria medical
institute.
In taking action against Anthony The
board was guided by a supreme court
decision. which held that advertising
which tended 10 deceive the public O.
10 impose upon ignorant or cTed1ioos
persons constituted unprofessto12l
conduct Anthony IS q graduate Of thE
Bellevue hospital medical college q
New York
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
DISTRIBUTED FOOD
| IN FAMINE COUNTRY
Howard Richards Jr. of Boone
College at Wuchang Ar
rives From China
Saws Contributors of Flour Are
Reaping Reward for
Their Charity u

Howard Richards Jr-. professor OF
Boone college WEchaBg, who was II
charge al Hsuchorf1 OF the distriou-
tioon OF the supplies sent from this
country 10 relieve the famine N central
China arrived here yesterday on the
liner China He denies with emphasis
the stories that have come from the
far east OF the nisappiicstion OF the
-four and other supplies contributed by
America and England and incidentally
declares that the American millers
who contributed are reaping the re-
ward OF their charity IN an increasing
demand for their -four On commercial
basis.
The -four that was contributed and
sent from here IN the spring OF 1857
on the army transport Buford was Of
better quality than the people OF cen
tral China had been using and the
taste cultivated II famine days has
created & strong demand for the
American -four The contributors lit-
orally cast their bread or the waters
and Il is returning TO them IN the
shape OF substantial orders.
The supplies which were sent into
the famine district BY way Of the grand
canal and overland by OK teams were
stored IN warehouses Help was dis
tributed TO the famine sufferers in the
S--G4- " ~dSz-s Win N ------ ---C% D1A5 II
as they needed The supplies were sold
at low rate This sirnpliled the dis
tribHtion OF relief and al the same
time checked the tendency OF the ma
tive dealers 10 charge exorbitant prices
for foodstuffs
Richards says that 5000 300 people
were affected by the famine and that
the supplies carried By the Buford
saved at least 100000 OF these from
death The Chinese government. ne
says. did great deal for the suffer
ers- The district IN which famine
stalked has since been blessed with
abundant crops and the days OF suffer
ing are over. Pscfards is going 70
New York for instructors ana money
for Boone college.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
GOES TO SEA WITH
FRACTURED SKULL
B. Hayward Sails on Steamer
President With Badly
Battered Head

B Hayward, q fireman on the steam
er President went 10 sea yesterday
with a fracture at least three inches
long in his skull He may suffer no IL
effects from the crack. but OF the con-
trary, says Surgeon Pinkham Of the
1a-bOr hospital, the injury may prove
fatal on short notice
Hayward. battered and bleeding
went 70 the harbor hospital about I
O'Clock yesterday morning. He had
been aroused from his bunk in the
Presidents foTecastle b. z drunken
shlpmate- Words led to blows and the
man with the jag struck Hayward with
some unknown weapon. Hayward
tnras1ed his assaila1t and then has
tened 10 the hospital for repairs.
Surgeon PinkhaIn discovered that the
mans skull had been fractured he
traced the crack for three inches and
there was more OF il in the direction OF
the base he explained 70 Hayward
the serious nature OF his injury and
advised the man 70 go 10 the marine
hospital and await developments with
IN reach OF surgical aid Hayward not
only refused 20 go TO the hospital but
declined further treatment saving that
he felt all right Before allowing him
TO go Dr. Piakham secured Hayward 5
signature 70 e statement accepting al
responsibility for leaving without
treatment
The President sailed at o'clock and
Harvard was at his post shoyelIng
coal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07

Tie steamer MA-8posa sailed for Pzpe<ts
TshiIi. yesterday with cargo ccHsizned Il the
port OF dessinzfiaa Tzlusd 81 Ass AID IL
clc6snE the tos1owlzg
I.sss l,sss 60ur. $50 los riee. IS e;ss
whear 20 cts bz-iey. 1e-29s lbs beans. is
lbs peas sis4 lAs brzn "A bsles hay. ass
lbs sugar. COO lSs sait. III gals wine. SO
6 xa6 Is FEgs sxsEo1. 10 lbs meals. Sse ios
exrzr. SIC lbs goldfish. 11S lbs and ] es cheese
8 2U0 lbs and 50 rIEs lard 2-s lbs dried fruit
"a pkgs frssA fruits $ 9kss PcsH1oes. 50 pkyS
c1io7s - pigs vegetables. $50 lbs gzFlfc. 10
sbS Tea - g baking powder. ls-5Sz les and
Z pkEs bread ! $50 rs co1ee. 10 9 canned
goods. lS Pkgs groceries sn1 pr0Flslo1s. bales
rwlzs 535 pkgs ~EEoa material. 6 arCs as1
azzanstsu1- eoa h-1cks. 20 bbls cement =
coils r5Se. - pkgs fC1z-EErs. Is pkgs machinery,
~ b6s and pcs p.F@- u 51-s S11 ) Pes
st@@i and 5rc1. u Bicycles 1t3 bales bags.
- pkES drugs sSSs3 feet lumber. ~ pcs and
2 pigs doors. pkgs EIzd1Ts- 50 bids Qlck-
ess ! 800 tasls sAooks 2lN8 rs ferEllifer 4 bals
cars. - cs hogfs s1d -szseeS. - FEgs cET goo3s.
kegs powder. . rkSs pspe-- 3 cs sa2oierF and
karaeSs 45 pk<s nails. ~ EeEs s1-xes1ces =
rolls lsa1he-- 3 pigs paints. = g els. 3
s. ssEsES E1scAf1sS-
he steamer also had cargo for other PscsEc
ssIx15s zs fellows Fer Mzrg1ss8S szls1ds-2
cs a-zs and zzzEzstis1 and pkEs hardware.
valued AZ 81. Friendly issznds-S es csE1sd
roc5s I cs drugs 3 g hardware scd pigs
= xssesi -sczss z1erCh znd1Ss ssl-e3 a. $zI.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07

szflEzS Tes<eas f0- The 1rxnsaorrz9sur q = esrro
q UnsaI from Portland 70 Eurore- At TIE pres
e1I Prfce Of wae1r TIE exporters s1r there is
10 likelihood q 1e- being engaged The Idle
feet waiting for Charters are The Brssick Castle
LeT2anc B-o-oe-s. Dozaz Francesca. ASgerd aad
Seattle. Aug- s--s7eanship osafa has LEFT
11~ Nz1co1~sr and Victoria 70 pick I'd freight
ces-11ea II japanese AID Caf1es4 ports he
vessel win return 70 SEATTLE before elesrs5r
frel -hs sg1u1-
SfeAnsaip Falcon has salftes frvzn Tacoma "a
ceUqlete her cargo fNr None Her load in
cl1oes : sAsDmear of 5.o0o cases cs canned
11--k and 20 Ic1s q cO7Uerczsi rozl No report
sarenel's strlke has bses received. Tbe N
II Ea1ol-ees y VII ICED steamer EeIcoa under
e11rzer e seAnasra HEmiItoa-
san Pedro. AHE- 6.-Sxezuasa5p Kz<1
Captain WeEuan. ArFlFed -oczy from Goes h.sT
Elta sJo.ogo feet e lanber- being cut 1aree
steamer Eeaaoke. csptaia Dsnhzra. cleared
s9llgst tT trtL1nd via S1n F-znrssco and
Eureka with freight zn1 passengers
S1eEner SAns Yak Captain Ei-rron srvSred
f-on Po-r 7sElock with z65 .Ose feet o< lrunhe-
snd afte- eisc1srgi7E part q her cargo cleared
Departures tossaE- Steamer MarshHesd- Car
tain DetEnerS- for Hardy creek; steamer Tam
FrzzciEcp- steamer AIcsrrzr Cau-zsn EsIsse-,
1a- tsree1Ez1so1s STEAMER James s Higgins Csp-
steSEe- san Gabriel. Captain Sreez. for IMP
ezz river. steamer uEEuPte. Captain HsnsFn-
to- Belli1ghz1a- and The steamer Daisy Freezasn.
41r san FEs7csseo fcx srcers
StszzeT DziSy Mitchell. czptzfn JOhuscz sr-
rived frp11 G-zEs H4rbor with E50.ego feet q
HuHter.
Tacoma- Auz- s.-Brisfss steamer Fails ~
1lness left tA5s sfte1neua for AdefzsSe Via
SE11ey. y : " Sue cleared with ga 81 Faef
z s1nte-. lArA< srd psckets ucr1h SO 721 <rors
Tzcous- Al Grzys HzEbor The vessel load-1i
@-s16e- feet q lz1he-. picke-s and lzths-
valued Al So 2z7-
German steamer AssaaH arrived il f-on San
ETEuciEco-
sseAne- casy e Paesla left on AFTER harding
: Qs9 tees - freight he-p-
Ssezzer Por-lznd rruces1ad 10 SEATTLE afre-
AuEkerA1z and so&c1EE cargo fer Alaska
steamer BUckuzl arrived II from Sar F-pa-
cixc3 VIA Seattle
STEAMER Fzircn was 4 rort today leading cusr-
ter-nzs,sr's supplies and f-esSAF for s. Nscssel
z1d Su1se-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
May 8, IeoS
VIA SATSAITTO

=
For SausaIffo, Nfu VALLEY. San p.
faeI-Daily-EFery 30 minutes frorr
Gas 70 9.z5 a IA. hourly until az
D m, then AS and every 80 minutes
until 7.z5 p M 500. 1888 p N. 15-l;
On sundays additional trips a. fol.
lows 1e-15. HIS a m and 1913. 1.Is
D m
SIS q m 7.45. -s.45. 4-l5. 4-ss. 5-I5
5.z5 D m Sundays-s-15, SIS, s-4s
1915. le.z5. Has q m 1z.z5. las. 2s4s
For san auentfn-Daily-s.45 a N.
SIS a m and 2.s5 D N daily for
Lagunitas. Camp Aeeke-. Monte Rio.
Cazadero and way stations
SIS 2. n daily. except Sundays. s-z5
2. IA and 7-45 D N Sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations
VIA TIBER0y
For Tfhuron. BeIredere and san "a
faeI-7.s5. see. sea. 1l-oo a n 1870.
s:se. 5sIe. $50. $50 ?. "a, daily
q. m. for san Rafael and intermediate
7:s5 a n. daily-Eer Pesaluna- Santa
wins VIII sEe-ro0d. ssbasrop0l ard wa wa
$500 z.Sa m dasly-For PetzIuasa. s.n.a
Rosa. Camp Vacation and way sta
''sas SO a n csily-For Glen Ellen and
II as a n Gsizy-For Pssatu-,.
santa Rosa ard war stations
$40 n II dalT-For Fe<zluua- sant,
Pos EealdsburE. Czo<e-dale T-E5oE
:uerrsvIlle. Sebsst0pol ard way ssa-
tons
Rosa srd way stations
5.se D n dasly-For Glen Ellen and
way stations
ps.cs.z- .s.;.s- T-Ssrsse- co.z ara,4s
thorized 10 check baggage direct fra--
residence
Ticket D11c--.- $1,000 -.-- ---E Eer-T BUl11tce
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
SYNOPSIS

There has been slight rise in pressure oT<
the PseiSc slsVr- SfEgE11- co1o1zs1zzs. kcwers-.
prerAn and The pressure changes throughout IRE
eounfsT have been EziD7o-IE1t. A depression
nf TIE usual suzr7e- TFpe eTe-lies sbE valley Of
The Colorado. ard Thunder storms are reported Il
the san Frnnc1Soo E.onatsics snd n tie 0weas
valley Ii q somewhat ES-Eer IN the great
Ealley OF California with afternoon temperatures
ra1EsrE fren - 70 1E5 degrees Along the
e1xs- psezs2nt weather prevails and there Is
less fog thar usual
FORECAST
Ssr Trsrczscs and Ticla1sr-FSir Friday. With
s0ue sog In fhe morning. light southwest Wild.
changing 10 n-zsk west
santa Clara valley-Fsi- FRIDAY; AgAt 5ortA
wind.
Sacramento raney-Falr Frlasy; e0atlaued
warzn- Light soczA zl1o-
san Joaquin Tsllsy-Fair Friday. continue3
warm lgst vest wind; Thunder storms = lie
Sie-zs.
Los Angeles aid rseiaiEy-Fsir Friday; light
s0EtaEeSt wazd.
TIE Thomas sailed fnan Honolula July ls e.
roz-s te Ns8sis-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
can VICTIM DIES

William NJ Aovztt Of 7ies Seots
street who was struck BIZ United
Railroads car at Sacramento and
Steiner streets last Monday. died yes
terday al the St Francis hospital from
his injuries. Moxatt was a book
keeper. and leaves q widow and four
children The care1essness OF . carDan-
according 10 bystanders, was respo1-
Sibfe for his death
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depo- 12th and 1-iszi1a szs--Dzlly ercert s,
6zT-Leare- -Tsz5ay ala. 1-45p. 5-5ep A.
hszi1zysLeaFe- Ts5za- s.Is4 s-1ss11a- fc-.f-s
1870 1e11- lisp 5-5cp. S-15p- Arrzxe- T-szn
e.ocz- 11-4aa. LIP 3-55R. -5s05P. 5-55p 6-s21
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
The 0rrr1ne Ifxf

<1rEegizz bark Ester. our 2z5 sarx rrsn Ar
s7eT1szn- 6or Nocasskr g. ner c4r<
British hzrk Czrne11 I1ewesIyr en- 10 su-~
fruTa Ezlerz Bus1a- for Fziz2ozzsh- % re- rr-~
British bark IcTte1h- oGz 5-s 8sys frorr Fs-,.~
Tsfhog- for TororiIlz. ~ per eens
BrsfikE hsrk Good SeEs- 0z< 1sl dsvs <-r-
VE5nIAz for Iseocnz 80 r,e- rezt.
BTsslsa ship AberfoTle Our lGs aays f-u-n AT
werp for Portland. Gre Per cart
British bark laFegness. cu- 1zs dayr frum
wzIlsroo. fOr Queenstown. per cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
AUCTION SALES

1N Ia 0sais1a,. cn s1TTRDAT- 80
A1E. s AZ II a n Il e11lre rsEs 70 szir al
pErPoses; s25dlerx. ponies szd fTErs. mules
8 keR5 q al pz-pose korSes - vehicles = 51E-
kies and SaEozs e sets ot hsraess 80 81 ST.
OsklAnd- = ". NEDEIRoS. A7c-isaesr-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
Army Tranxporf.

The BzzlsS6e Es ar Seattle.
his r0r<-
he Crook s Il po-t.
TIE kflpzz-ScE = n Serpor- yers "a
TIE Dix ssilez July - f-uu Manila so- 81
attic
Tle Logan Is IN pert
The Meade S at New Eu-k
Tie ShermER is IN port.
TIE Sheridan sailed Au<uzt 5 for Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
weu,ornnaa

Per star Sfsnlsr Dollar. At Sas FrznrEscc
Arz frSm. Ssn Pedro-AzE s. / n net fux
Dazntie<s ~lth leg raft II ro~- Is nises berth
west Ct rcans S1-. bound <ro-a Colunelz r1Ts-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
Compagnis GsneraIs Transatlantic que

DIRECT LINE 10 HAVREPARIS
Sssllzxs ever Thursday instead e Sstz-dsT
AZ 10 a T. fro1 pier -. Scrta River. toot q
Mcr1Cl s.
FTrsr clzss 70 EsT-e. s7--50 1nd uuward: So
cd ezzss &c EaF-e. SO and upz1r5- GENERAL
AGENCY FOR ESITED ST4IES And CAN-
ADA q STATE ST.. View York. J. =. FCGAZT
Manager PselSc Coes-- 60 Moztgczsry St Ssa
Francisco. Tickets sold b. al raf1r046 tieke-
arenrs
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07


KETcHIKAS- -ssisea Aur 5ssmr Dirsso. for
sTTAA-Sailea Aug 5-Sfmr Spokane. &c,
SoNE-ssned Arg s-ssnr Hgsaes. fu- seat
Jr.yEAU-ssilsa Aur s-ssu- CITY q Seattle,
Tor SkarwaF-
TACOMA-s4iled Aug s-Br s1zr Falis O.
No1asS- fer Australia
Arrived Aug Ger stm- Assssa. bsaee gusy
ISLAND PORTS
E0S0LTLT-SzIled aug c. nHStu- Alas
kan fsr san Francsseo: bktn Irmgard. for san
---.'-- EASTERN PORTS
NEW IoRk-AzsEed Aug s-SEnr Espers1zz
FOREIGN PORTS
BRESBANE-SEiiez Azg B-Szzr Msruk1
for yAnrourer via Hoaolusu-
vICT0RIA-SzEled ArE -B- ssn- Euprzs.
of japan for YokoAsrnz-
ANTwERP-Ar-5red Aag Ger bark Nal
f-pn oTssoo ria Queeasfewn-
C0LoN--ArrsEea Aag 4stulr Advance f-oz
HOSGKOyG-ArrsFed AuE I-Fr s4z- Sars-sc.
from SEATTLE Vi. YoE0a.zas: BIZ ssrar Belle,
roPh11- from Ixserppoi fer Seattle AuE e-B-
stmr Empress q India. from yaDcouve-
M0R0RAN-A--ired Aug 5-Br sfzr Bessse
Dollar frrm HUaEkD1g
RAkODATE-salled Arg z-B- stz- Hsze,
FALMOETH-Arrived Aug 1Tr bark Pierre
An1ontne. <rura Tzcons-
YASCoCyE7-szilea Arg 5-Tap stnr In.
-. OCEAN sTEaMERs
NEW YOEH-Sef5ed A1E S-S-u- 4-7.-se.
fo- Hauh1rE via Plyurz-a and CEerheurE. Sin,
Baltic. fer Liverpool Via oueenstoxns stzar Bar
her1ssa- for Bremen wa PiFECu1h zad Chez.
iours: starr Heliiz olsr. fos ca7eahzssa. etc;
srnr Ia SSTole. fa- HzTrs. stzzr SzzFrasa fo-
Trieste Fzarne. eTr- sfsDr E1rorsa. for Harrp
Arrived Ang e-stgar Arsen11ns- froua trieste
hos T0S-Sailed Aug s-Sszar Martha KssE
fnKtan fs~ Szpies szd Trieste
QTEENSTDWS-SeSled Arg s--S-rr rsrc-fa
frc-n IzTzrpod fnr Ne~ YORK. srrr~ Nss=z-sr
frcm SC1zhEzspcCn ard Cze-oourz fCr Ne-r Ys-,s
Arrived Arg s-Stzl- Celtic. from New To-k
for Liverpool ard p-ocee6e1
IITERROoT-Arrivz<i Aug 6-Sf-r Me-so7
frc-n PAilz5esFhzz via tazeensrozn- STIR Ssxc-5s
frurn Busge1 V1z [1eEzs-or1-
PUMA A2ESAS-SaEle6 Arg z-S-rr A,ex
sr1rsz fru2 TzcoDa Tsz VALPARAISO fr Es-
burg-
GESOA-Arrired Aug s-sfmr Ssnea. frs-
<eE TE~k-
HATRE-AzrfTe6 Arg 6-Sfzr Lnrozs fro~r
Tac0Eaa via Non-eTiiec. erc. fc- Harburr
PLYM0T IH-ArTired A8E e-Sfnr Prfrrexs
FrAadrscA Wilhelm 1-n1 View York for cher.
bnarr and Bremen and preceded
LIEERPoOI-Szils1 A1g 8-Stur Arahfr fo-
Nex 11Ek-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
Weather Report

United States department. q sgrirnlrure-
Weather bzrezE. san Francisco. August 6. 1913.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
Time Ball
L. 6. Branch Hydrowraphse ofsce

branch q tke United States Hrdrurr.ohse
o11cs. located the Merchants ExrhsaEe j.
11-zrs11eo n san Frxz<isco for the heoe<- q
E4r4nerS- E.rEo1t regard 70 lsrsnnzlizy and free
& expense NAE1EszE-S sre cordially invited %
visit TIE ct5ce- wEere complete sets q charts
so1 szllI1E ciree-Eazs of 1he world are kept a.
Esz1 fu- coLEszr1soz szd reFers1ez ard she lat
est 111orUzti0z ez1 zlw1Ts - obtzsne1 regard
IL lEErs- dangers 10 navigation and matters
q interest 70 ecesn c0rrerce.
= c. BCRSETT
L2eztezx1t-s L & ". Il clare
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
VIII I,oaa coal for Alaska
The Hariposa's Cargo

Tae scl1oo1t- y. Il. Ialo0i. Al N2oGl11o. 3
der charter fo- coal thence 10 DutcA Hs-aoz-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
PETITIONS TO CORRECT
SONS $1,000 ERROR

Alleging that his son had made an
error in admitting that the firm was
indebted 10 the shipping concern Of
Dewar & Dewar TO the extent Of s1l.-
co., Evan c Evans. q san Francisco
shipping agent, peTitfoned the United
States district court YESTERDAY TO have
the record corrected
Suit was brought against Dev'ar &
Dewar OF London by the owners OF the
steamer Ryta and an attachment was
levied on the assets held BY the local
agents Of the London shippers. The
senior Evans was II England when his
son signed an affidavit adm5 ttlzg tlsa.
his firm held 81. geo Of the London
firms money. The senior Evans stated
that this money had been paid TO De-
war & De~ar when he went % London
and that his son had neglected 70 enter
il in the books.
The matter VIII be heard OF
August IL
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
items OF Interest to Mariners
OF the Pacific

Portland. AuE- s--S.ezu schocue- 2 {.
-nor Cspszi1 Ler.zSo1- arrived frc- san F-zn-
essro t1ls morning 70 liscnzrse =ezerez cargo
n-axr q i c11EiS-l-E - qEt-t- Returning %
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s-zz--er Alllzzce- CAPTAIN Ft-soz -rTzFez s-un
Co.'s BAY t1is zu-1-1g via frelgAt ard pSssen-
p-s-ssa x--1usr n s Dollar arrived 81 the
nils AZ L11-t1l rEls 2fte-zoE1 20 begin lo2di3g
trrt<- 1a- S1a1E1EI-
B-l-isb steamer B8r-znis left fhe 6-ytock this
zs-erua.1 Ezt shifted 70 tbe mills q f1usn-
pc1-sen l1zl5er cOlpzzT % lead lumber far
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zwzf-s-E 11- ruSl1esE 10 improve FCr Tezrk
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TIE Thomas sailed fran Honoiula July is ea
roz-s te NS8siS-
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CLoSTNG CU0TAIIONs
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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07

4 pie 1rIFer te-OTgt-E 70 DarST
LaT6o1. with 2 foreman and four me-
On board. broke s1El1E Wednesday aft
sr1eou from the sugar refinery Wlla n
Goats were huzSreG as signals OF 15S-
1ress and 10 ans engaged IN frantic
waving h1t without avail until nearly
dark when Engineer Anderson on ths
Crowley launch Guide on his way
home from Hunters point dEyGeck- no
tice6 Ehs strange bunting and ra-
alongside The Pile driver 10 investigate
The Guide towed the pile driver bach
70 rhe re7nerv wharf
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10 sAIL FROM sEATTL

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