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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Justice In China.

wrongdoers In China bring misfor-
tune on all their relatives Not long
ago a man murdered Governor An
Min of Anhui. The murderer him
self was caught and beheaded and
now the law demands that his female
relatives be sold into slavery. that
his male relatives sixten years old
and above be decapita,ed. and that
his male relatives younger than that
be compelled to serve In the imperial
palace. The ancestral graves OF the
rebel are also 10 suffer. The tomos
are TO be RACED and despoiled and
the bones and dust within scattered 10
the four winds. II Is hoped. however.
that the authorities viii not exact the
fun penalty of the Law. According
70 the Chinese opium regulations OF
last November all teachers. scholars
soldiers. and sailors of ali ranks wers
10 be allowed three months where
IN entirely to relinquish the opium
habit
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Music stops Bleeding.

Music has been known to stop the
flow Of blood from wounds. During a
big battle a number Of wounded men
we're carried to a field hospital Dur
ing a lull in the roar Of fighting the
sounds Of a fife and drum reached the
injured men. The doctors noticed
that in several cases the hemorrhage
stopped or al least was greatly re-
duced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Utopia Discovered.

~The development on the Isle OF
Pines is a splendid tribute to Amerl-
can capital and energy said Francis
Hoover. one OF the large property
owners IN that island at the Metro
uolltan recently. AIT the close OF the
SPANISH war; said Mr., Hoover. the
island showed bnt little improvement
% far as cultivation was concerned,
over the time when Columbus sailed
into siguanean Bay. 1t remained for
Americans 400 years Later to discover
ifs possibilities.
~The citrus groves. now maturing
iii every part Of the island, prove
that their judgment was good, and
that their capital and energy have
been well invested. Old citrus fruit
men OF Florida and California were
first attracted to the island by the
reported fine flavor OF the oranges
and the grapefruit grown on old ma
tive places.
"These first American fruit grow
ers found to their surprise that the
fruit grown In the Island was OF a
very fine quality. and that 1t surpass-
ed that grown In the United States.
Americans now have in the island
many homes about which are groves
containing citrus variety of fruits
comprising from 100 to 500 acres. Tn'
island Is almost entirely Americana
ed, and the habits of the people ar
becoming similar to the habits o.
Americans.
THE climate of the Isle OF Pines II
fine the whole year round, and thu
health of its inhabitants Is extremel.
good. Santa Fe. the town in which
live, has a number of mineral spring
and baths whose curative propertie
were well known to the Spaniaru
and to the Cubans. These baths an
the growth OF the fruit industry ar
rapidly making Santa Fe a Iarg
town and popular health resort"
Summing up all the attractions o
the isles, Mr.. Hoover said the Isl
Of Pines he considers to be about IN
most desirable place in the westerl
Hemisphere for residence-wasf
ington Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
The Oldest Doll.

Long, long ago, when William Penn
sailed from England on his second Wis
il to America, what do you think he
brought with him ON the good ship
Canterbury? An English doll This
passenger is the sole survivor OF that
voyage across the Atlantic, which was
made over 200 years ago
William Penn had little daughter
named Letitia. Letitia heard her
father tell wonderful tales Of what he
saw and heard in pennsylvania on his
first visit TO this country, thousands OF
miles distant from Letitia's nome. He
often told her about little Miss Rankin,
who. living as she did in the wilder
ness Of Pennsylvania for this was
lone ago. remember), had no toys at
all. not even one rag doll When Lee
titia's father was getting ready To
again cross the ocean to America. his
little girl insisted upon sending a
doll to that lonesome little girl.
SO a doll was dressed in a court cos
tune Of striped and delicately tinted
brocade and velvet. The skirt was
held out by enormous hoops. for such
was the fashion Of the well-dressed
ladies Of that period. The doll itself
is 20 inches high and has the long
waist and slender form Of the court
beauties she left i'm her native land.
Her hair is rolled back from her face
much IN the style of today.
This doll now lives in Montgomery
County, Md, in the strictest seclusion.
she is only removed from her careful
wrspplngs when little girls desire the
honor Of making the acquaintance Of
the Oldest doll in America.-Holiday
/ Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

NOTICE-Public notice Is hereby
given that in accordance with sta
tutes Of the State of Illinois, the
Weber Dry Goods Company has by 4
vote of its stockholders increased its
capital stock from Fifty Thousand
Dollars 1850. oo0O0l TO One Hundred
Thousand Dollars S(100.000.00l
Dated this end day of January, A
ID. 1908
WEBER DRY GOODS COMPANY
BY Jesse e. Miller. President
Attest: p. H. Smyth. Secretary
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MARIE cAHILL's Hi.

Alan Dale said Of Marie Cahiil. Ia
the smart" musical play. Marrying
Mary when she opened AT Days
New York: In these DAYS Of ever
emphasized comcdienncs. when fair
ladies take a hammer and fell their
audiences into humor. IL j. delight
to meet a lady as dainty. as artistic
and as overwhelmingly funny as Ma
RE Cahill~ She will be seen At the
afro opera house. Feb. 81
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AN AFRICAN PAY NIGHT.
At a French Plantation in the Atlas
Mountains.

at may interest YOU said M
DesuIats. shortly after dinner one
evening. ITO see the men paid on
II is a little weekly event which the
entire family attends and he LED the
way 10 the further siGfe OF the terrace
where we ensconced ourselves COM
fortably on some steps which formed
shadowy background to the scene
before rs
lamp threw its light On dozens
of little stacks OF silver francs aud
bunch Of check Sis which lay III
orderly arrangement On small dear
table in front OF MIR. l1iter. the
rays which struggled OF into the
darkness lit UP swarthy. keon-Visas-
ed faces. aad dozens Of giiiterlng
eyes sent back again its spot Of light.
Crowded between the parapets oil inc
terrace were native Arabs with their
red fezes or tightly wound turbans'
ebony black from the sudan. and here
and there a Maltese, or per nance
Frenchman or Italian.
The French foreman. who stood at
Mr.. pliers left. traced calloused
finger down the list. Gilman, Mo-
hammed. Abaullah." and 50 on, and
each man in turn stepped up quietly,
received his pay. and IS quietly re-
treated. disappearing into the dark
ness. Baebers and Arabs drew the
/ prevailing DAYS wage Of the country
Of 1 20 to $50 france: Sicilians anu
! Maltese, 2 to go: while the French
! men. who are mostly foremen or over
seers. require from 4 to francs
Then came Hamcd, the Dcekeeper'
followed by a buFly negro with deep
cut scars across his cheeks which
VI. Desplats informed me were SOU
venirs Of his slavedom beyond The
burning sands Of the Great Desert
This fellow" remarked Mr.. Pilter
hall turning toward me a. short
erafty-looking Arab came forward.
we believe 10 Ice an assassin. II
happened about a ycsr ago on the
Kef road. The victim v-as his enemy
whom he was seen TO follow His knii'
understand. was sound near by, bat
b. was not colr c;ed. re Is a good
worker. to sd. and sach arc sears
here. -H.rptr-s MontL~
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Enterprisine Grocer.

Fred Featherstone. the enterprising
grocer yesterday closed a deal for
the grocery business of B. Z. Ivesay
at Thirty-fifth and Sycamore streets
which siil make his third store. The
others are located on Fifteenth street
west of Walnut and at Twenty-ninth
and Commercial avenue. His latest
acquisition is the largest of the three
and is a prosperous business receiv
ing the trade from a large portion o.
North Cairo and Future City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Farewell Sermon.

Rev. DR.. l.. D. Bass win preach his
farewell sermon at Calvary BAPTIST
church next Sunday morning. DIR.
Bass will leave Cairo at o'clock r.
n. aud viii preach his first sermon
nj his new charge in East St Louis
Sunday evening which will be quite
in line with DIR. Bass rapid transit
method of attending to things.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
EnIis.ed in U. S. Army.

Adam c. Mosford. of Belknap. Ill,
ArreIous E. Martin. of Cypress, I'LL,
and William E. Vaughn, of Vienna
ILL.,. were enlisted IN the L. S. army
for the field artillery branch Of ser
vice yesterday BY Capt. w. L. Reed
recruiting officer of Evansville. Ind
and will leave for jefferson Barracks
Mo. today where they will receive
preliminary training in their duties
as soldiers prior TO joining the or
ganization for which they enlisted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Eghert s. Dickerson and wife TO F.
C. Scullin. wd, $4,000; lot IL block
rs. first addition, city of Cairo.
Estelia B. Karraker and husband to
Anna f. Riseling wd., s1,125.0o; lot
s block s, John L. Browns addition to
Thebes, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Matrons' Club.

The Matrons' club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon at the pleasant
home al Mrs. Harry Il. Halliday on
Timer Washington avenue.
A round OF games at "hse hundred
and bountifnl luncheon We're en-
loyed by the guests.
Mrs. Miles g. Gilbert and Mrs.
Douglas Halliday were guests OF the
club.
The club will meet next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Carey OF
Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Change Plan of Hotel.

Uncle Joe's Hotel at Sixth and
Ohio streets which mas been conduct
cd on the American plan will be
changed to the European plan. Fred
Crist will have charge of the dining
room service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Twelfth Birthday.

Miss Vera Koch entertained friends
Ii the home Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Boarschell Monday afternoon in cele.
bration OF her twelfth birthday.
Prizes were won at games by Mar,
garet Thomas, OF Mansfield, Mary
Robinson and Irene Cohen.
Refreshments OF ice cream. cake
and fruit were served.
THE guests were: Hazel Cohen.
Edith Koch, Irene Cohen, Margaret
Thomas Genoa Wood, Mary Robin.
son Helen Robinson, OF Mansfield,
Alberta Weaver and Vera Koch
p. r. I.angan is In Chicago on bust.
ness.
Jesse o. Hunt left yesterday for
New York on business.
John Zonne has been confined to
his home with la grippe for several
days.
MISS ESFil LsAf8d Has 49, ifsNsA = f
| ton In the office OF the Cairo Teie-
phone company.
| d. r. Hurd Of the @. p. Hurd Lum-
Der company returned yesterday from
business trip to Memphis.
| Mrs. Louisa Diepenbrock OF Grand
Chain il the CUES. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Raeth Of Poplar street
Mrs. Louisa Flack has returned 70
her home in St. Louis after pro-
| tracted visit here with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
A NEEDLE CASE
AND CALENDAR FREE

xith cash purchase or payment Of
bin at office q Cairo City Coal Co
Plow's and Burnett's Candies. pack
age goods. at Brewers Drug store
Il1ls Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

In Amsterdam there is a factory
where 400. 600 diamonds are cut annu-
ally. Most Of the work is done by
women
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buchanan who
have been here visiting relatives have
returned to their home in Beech
Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Miss Betsy Ware Of Hopkinsrille.
Ky. who liz the guest Of Mrs. George
Dewey, will return home today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Washintonn Social.

The ladies of the Cairo Baptist
church will give Washington social
Tuesday afternoon aud evening. Feb
ruary 10th, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Conant, 1904 Wash
ington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
SOCIALA PERSONAL

Mrs. Martha Howe OF Sixth street,
viii return today from sojourn at
Hot Springs for her heath.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
FRANCO in GENOA.

Genoa. Feb. 1f.-Senor Franco.
former premier of Portugal. arrived
here this evening. He refused to see
any one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
LIaht Of Candles and Gas.

II requires SO pounos Of candles to
produce IS much light as 1000 cubic
feet Of gas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Thomas Barnhill motorman for the
Cairo Electric & Traction company,
is reported to be seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Valentine Dance.

Invitations have been received
here by a number of Elks to the val
entine dance to be gwen Friday night
AZ the handsome new club mousse q
the Elks at Marion. iii. Several
Cairoites will attend,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Ths BuIIssfz IN ms snly paper vits
IN . r.dixs 81 1Es miles vita TIE ser
riss u tie As.cssxte< Pro- -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Tie nan who sits drEn and watts
for something u turu Hp viii sct h's
reward sooner ur laier if BE keeps
watch On his UWU tees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

The Willing Workers will give =
euchre at Armory Han February II
Everybody invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

--
Arthur Wilson OF Battle Creek,
Mich, a representative Of the Duplex
Printing Press company, IL In the
city on business
Mrs, Egbert A. Smith has gone to
New York to visit her daughter, MISS
Berta, who Is attending Columbia
University there.
guest of her father MT X. /. koo'
bins, Will return TO-DAY 10 her nome
in Jacksonville. III.
-
Mrs j. F. English VINO mas oeeh
Fifth street, left yesterday for hef
home iii Tyler rex
Mrs. j. Il. Strong ana daughter
Julia returned last night after TWO
weeks VISIT al ehleaso ~ Soes's "
Frank HoWiett won mas peeh the
guest OF his daughter Mrs q Z. fef-
rel, OF PARK Place west, returned
Yesterday TO MS nome III charleston,
Mo.
ngton avenue, went to Bard@eil'
Ky, yesterday TO visit relatives. MT
Lawson will join her there SUNDAY
for short visit.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller VINO
have been guests Of the latters par
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

There are lots Of men under a
csoud Who never stole an umbrella
n their lives
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Sole agent for Plow's and Burnetts
Candies. Brewers Drug Store. l1iS
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Delta sigma Club.

Miss Edith Hin VIII entertain thc
Delta Sigma Club at the next meeting
OF tho club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
Schiller Club.

The Schiller Club Will meet Ihnrs-
aav afternoon at the residence OF Mrs
NJ. C. Metzger of Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

All kinds Of Valentines at Brewers
Drug Store, 1l1s Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12
oRvAL

Valentines at Brewers Drug Store-
ifij Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Arthur Wilson OF Battle Creek,
Mich, representative Of the Duplex
Printing Press company, IL In the
city on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

p. r. Langan is In Chicago on bust.
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

John Zonne has been confined 70
his home with la grippe for several
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Jesse o. Hunt left yesterday fol
New York on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Mrs Egbert A. Smith has gone to
New York to visit her daughter, Miss
Berta, who il attending Columbia
University there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Miss Nell Lind has accepted posi-
ton In the office oil the Cairo Tele-
phone company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

d. p. Hurd Of the @. P. Hurd Lum
Der company returned yesterday iron
d business trip to Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-12

Mrs. Louisa Dienenbroek OF Grand
Chain il the CUES, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Raeth of Poplar street
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14

vera. for San Francisco; stmr Stanley Dollar,
for San Pedro.
Norwood. hence Sept 8; stmr Daisy, hence Sept
Sailed Sept 12-Br stmr Greenwich, for Mel
bourne via Victoria; stmr 3 Stetson, schr
B Johnson. stmr Tamalpais, stmr Bowdoin
for San Francisco.
CATALIN-Passed Sept 12-Tug Dauntlcss
SEATTLE-Sailed Sept 12-Stmr Watson. for
San Francisco; stmr Northland. for Valdez
Sept ls-stmr President. for San Francisco;
way; stmr Wnnebago, hence Sept via Port
Angeles: stnir City of Seattle, from Skagway.
hence Sept sep 1s: % stmr Geo w Elder. hence SEPT
II for Portland; stmr Roanoke. from Astoria fol
San Francisco; stmrs Acme, North Fork and Van
Sailed Sept 13-Stnr Prentiss. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Geo " Elder. for Astoria; stmr'
wellesley and Francis H Leggett. for San Pedro
tug Hercules, with ship Wm 81 Macy in tow
for San Francisco stmrs City of Topeka and
Roanoke, for San Francisco.
ASToRIA-Arrived Sept 13-Fr bark Ls
Neuily from Hobart; Br stmr Beechley. from
Tacoma: Ger ship Henriette from Guayaquil
stmr Breakwater from Coos bay. !.
Sailed Sept l3-Stmr Bee. for San Francisco
stInr Alliance for Goes bay; stmr Eureka. fol
Eureka schr Oliver ]. Olson, for Grays Harbor
T0wNSEND-Arrived Sept 13-Br ship British
REDONDo-Arrived Sept 1s -stmr George
Dooms, hence Sept H. stmr Tahoe, from sar
Pedro.
Sailed Sept ls-stmr George T-oomis, for san
Francisco.
TATOOSH-P Passed in Sept 13-Stmr Governor
hence Sept IL for Victoria; ship. Out-z-Dntcl
stmr Nederland. from Tacoma for United King
dom; stmr Chilkat. for San Francisco.
FORT BRAG-Sailed Sept 13-Stmr Arctic
for San Francisco.
NAKNEK-Sailed Aug 3o--Ship Bohemia shir
Oriental, ship Star of Peru. for San Francisco
ISLAND PORTS
~ HONOLULU-Arrived Sept 13-Br stmr Der
of Ruthven, from Australia.
MANILA-Arrived Sept 12-Br stmr Inveric
from Seattle.
FOREIGN PORTS
NEWCASTLE. W-Sailed Sept 11-Bktr
Amazon. for San Francisco.
HAyRE-Arrived Sept 12-Ger stmr Abessinia
hence May Ia.
TALCAHUANO Sailed Sept s-Ger stmr Nau
plia, for Hamburg.
OCEAN STEAMERS
IIyERPOOL-Arrived Sept 12-Stmr Titan
from Tacoma and Seattle via Yokohama, etc
Sept 13-Stmr Carmania. from New York
SOUTHAMPTON Arrived Sept 13-stmr st
Paul from New York
QUEENSTOWN Sailed Sept 13-stmr Maure
tania, for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
SHIPPING NEWS OFsCOAS7
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

Tacoma. Sept. l3.=Freneh bark Genevevt
MOlinos arrived this morning from Hobart. She
viii load grain for the United Kingdom
Barge Haydn Brown is at the Tacoma smelter
with loo tons of ore from Niblack. The
Fishing Steamer Zapora arrived In from the
halbut banks last night. 1t reports rough
cruise IL discharged today and will leave out
Kosmos liner Assuan has returned from Seat
tie and viii take additional cargo at Tacoma
before leaving the sound.
steamer Tampico is due at the Tacoma smell
ter with cargo Of ore from Alaska
made in the schedule Of hospital dues levied al
Canadian ports. Instead Of paying cents pei
ton collected every four months the steamers
will nav iIgc per net registered ton FOR the
first three times they arrive from foreign ports
and be free for the rest of he calendar year.
San Pedro. Sept. 13.-The schooner Balboa
Captain Burmeister, arriving this morning, Il
days from Tacoma. anchored in the outer har
Dor 1t carries $4,000 feet of lumber for The
kerckhon Gunner mill and lumber company.
Freight steamer Coos Bay, Captain Nicholson
arrived from San Francisco and way ports Will
cargo consigned 10 the Pacific Coast steamship
company 1t cleared on the return trip tonight
Steamship Queen, Captain Hall, arrived thi'
morning from San Diego; After loading freigh
Redondo and Santa Barbara.
Schooner Roy Somers. Captain soilahdo. ar
rived this afternoon from Grays harbor carry
Ing 100000 feet OF lumber
Astoria. Ore. Sept. sl9.-Steamer Break
water, Captain McGenn. arrived this morning
from Coos bay with full cargo and 20 pas
sengers. and proceeded to Portland.
British steamship Beechley, Captain Williams
arrived from Puget sound and proceeded up the
river. The Beechiey is to go the drydock
at Portland for repairs.
German ship Henriette Captain Sauermilch,
arrived at this port today, after passage OF
90 days from Guaysqul. It comes In ballast,
and is under charter 70 load cargo OF grain
for Europe.
French bark Neuilly. Captain FIoch 10 days
from Hobart resched port today, and comes
70 load an outward cargo Of grain for Europe.
Steamer Elmore. Captain Schrader arrived
this morning from Tillamook with freight and
passengers.
French bark Laroche1aquelin. Captain Durand.
arrived today, 93 days from Newcastle, n. S. w.
1t viii load grain for the United Kingdom.
Schooner Oliver J. Olson sailed for Grays
Harbor today, where ii has received charter
10 load cargo Of lumber for California.
Steamer Alliance. Captain Olson. sailed fol
Coos bay early this morning with a full cargo
and so passengers.
Steam schooner Bee. with cargo of 650. .O0C
feet Of lumber for San Francisco, arrived down
the river and sailed
Steamer Eureka, with freight and passengers
for Eureka, arrived from Portland, and went
to sea
Steam schooner Watson en- route TO San Fran.
cisco from Seattle. passed the mouth of the
river at 9 o'clock this morning.
British steamship BoYeric is loading lumber
at Knappton for Australia, and the schooner
Mabel Gale is loading lumber at the same place
for Peru
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14

0L salmon consigned to the Alaska
Packers association.
me next vessel to arrive was the
snip Indiana, Captain Olsen, which was
= DAYS making the trip from Nusha-
sak. 1T brought 4S 900 cases of salmon
70 the Alaska Packers association.
Ihe third vessel TO put in an appear-
ance was the bark Charles b. Kenney.
captain Anderson, from Bristol bay.
me henney belongs to the North Alas
ka salmon company.
1t is the first of the vessels belong
ing TO this company TO arrive in with
part OF the seasons catch. The other
vessels belonging TO this fleet are the
SHIPS Oriental and Standard, and the
tug Expansion, all of which are now
on the way down the coast
ABOUT half of the salmon fleet
mas already arrived. and by the end of
the month the remainder will probably
be in.
City of Seattle Grounds
The steamship City of Seattle. bound
from Skagway to Seattle, grounded in
able to ioat itself by its own power,
ana arrived at Seattle Yesterday 1t
Will Sbe drydocked at Bellingham bay.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals yesterday from the
north coast by sea amounted to 2105,-
| GOO feet
VIII Sail Tomorrow
The Pacific Mail steamship company's
steamer Mongolia will sail tomorrow at
~ o CLOCK for Hongkong, via Honolulu
and Yokohama.
viii Take Navy Stores
The transport Crook, which is to sail
Tor Manila tomorrow, will take 2,200
tons OF stores for the navy department
which is to be later distributed to the
warships in Asiatic waters.
SchOoners Blown Together
/ The schoOners Honoipu and Kona, be-
I longing to Hind, Rolph Co., while
( lying at anchor off Antioch, were struck
/ blown together. Both crafts were
slightly damaged. Early yesterday
morning the tug Reliance was dis
patched to their assistance.
Big Fishing Party
Seventy five deYotees of Izaak Walton
chartered the tug Sea Rover late Satur-
day night and ran out to the CordeiI
/ banks, where they spent the day haul
/ ing in big fish. The weather was per-
4 feet and the catch was unusually large.
Crowds Enjoy Front
A great crowd spent yesterday on the
water front, drawn there by the eXcep-
tionally fine weather. At the end of
every dock there were hundreds of men,
| women and children with fishing poles,
catching smelt sinners, rock cod and an
( occasional crab.
Water Front Notes
The japanese liner Tenyo Maru is due
4 to arrive late tonight from the orient.
The ship Star OF Italy, from Bristol
bay arrived in port late last night.