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MARRIED

HASKELL-HoUSER-In Oakland CAL. June
church, by the pastor. Rev. George W. White.
Warren F. Haskell and Ethel l. Houser, both
Of Oakland.
kOETZ-VoGT-In this city, June %. 1908. by
the Rev. G. A. Bernthal Paul Otto Koetz and
Louisa Vogt, both OF San Francisco.
KoRNAHREUS-WITTBA this city June
q, 1905. by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling. Johan
kornahreus and Mrs. Meta Wittbach, both
LEVY-CooL-In this city, June q, 1908. by
the Rev. 9. A. Bernthal, Emanuel Harry
Levy sand Frances Leone Cool both of San
Francisco. ~
RECToR-NIcHoLLS-In Oakland. Cal. Juna
30, 1905 BY the Rev. e. 3. Ollie, Eibridge
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LatOnia Races

CINCINNATI. July 1-Latonia results:
First race. FIVE furlongs-Lady Ruby won,
Harriet A. Rowe second, Boadica third. Time.
1901 20.
Second race, five furlongs-Elizabeth Hsrwood
won, Transform second, Miss Crittenden third.
Time. :0l 1-5
Third race seven furlongs-Deuce won, Con-
vOlo second. Canopy third Time l:27 20.
Fourth race. handicap. seven furlongs-Es-
tradia won, Berwick second, Dainty Dame third.
Time. 1:12 4-5
Fifth race. and sixteenth miles-Bottles
won. Aunt Rose second, Hostile Hyphen third.
Time, :46 1-5.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miIes-Galli-
lee won, The Horn second, Washakie third.
Time l:47.
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Speedy Ballot Makes
Worlds Record
Kecne's Great Son of Voter
Goes One Mile and Fine
Sixtecnths in 200 3-5

NEW YORK, July ballot ana
Melisande, the fastest 4 year old and :
year old in James r. Keene's stable
added nearly $4,000 TO his turf ac-
count by winning the Advance stake
and the Nernal stake at Sheepshead
bay today Both horses were so vastly
superior to their opponents that they
won romping.
In spite Of the easy manner in which
Ballot won. the great son Of Voter es-
tabltshed new worlds record for the
mile and hve-siXteenths course. He
ran the distance under a pull in 2:09 3-5.
This was a second better time than
Bedouin and Ironsides had previously
made over the Belmont park course.
FIRST RACE-The Carnation, selling, six and
salf f5lrlongs:
odas. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin,
52-Besom. SO II. Duganl. ..........-.--. !
96-Jscobite. III fNotterl terl.----..........-.. ?
1Si-Ssracinesca. I09 wv. Miller ....---..-.. 3
Time, 1:19 80. Torenia, James B. Brady, Ken
tueky Beau, Batsman. Tom McGrath, finished as
SECOND RACE-The Dahdelion handicap. one
end eighth miles:
ODDS. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-5-Blg Chief. l13 CNotter)- -.----..--.... !
61-Question Marx, 100 j. Lee)........--.-.. .
si-Antseus. l02 CE- Duganl- ...-.--. ------. 3
Time. l:51 50. CastlewOod. Campaigner, I'm
ished named.
THIRD RACE-The vernaI. five 6urlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6l-MediaDt, l19 CfcCarthyl ------...-.....
1Ol--COunterpane, 1l5 (W- Miller. l.--........ 3
Time, :5s 50. Lady Hubbard. Cotytto, Msu-
Tiette. SententiOus. finished named.
-. FOURTH RACE-The Advance stake, one and
Sd eighth miles;
Odds. Horse. Weight snd Jockey. Fin.
1-5-Ballot. I26 tNOJter- er-----..-...---..--.. !
6-l-Hessian. ia (E. DGganl. l...-.....--..... 2
lO-l-king james, ia CW. Miller ..-......... 3
Time, 2;09 3-5. Frank Gil, DOrante, finished
us named.
FIFTH RACE-The Domino. one and six
teenth miles on turf
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
r. T-l0-Sea Wolf, JOS CE. Dugan). ]
z 2-MarsthOn. III (dcCarthy). ...........-. .
70 o-l-Great Pirate, 104 Garner. 3
Time, l:47 8-5. Chaplet Robert Cooper, st.
Joseph. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-The FaIcads, selling. five fur
longs;
Gdds; Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
I. 3-2-WaterTliet, IO9 (E. Dugan).....--.-..-.
be-l-Dander. lO7 Neachi-
572-Ipkahirs. 1O9 u. Lee)-.-....-.-.-..-... 3
Time, l.0o 5-5. Mary Gift, Court Lady, DR..
Pillow. Rubie Grande. Verbatim. Sir John, Lily
Pad. St Withhold, Huldy. Hammock Boy, Green
back. Newbury. finished named.
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Nelson Rector of Merced. Cal. and Lillian
Mae Nichols of Oakland.
VOGTMANN-NENN-In this city, June 20.
1908, by the Rev G.. A. Bernthal, John
Vogtmann of San Francisco and Minnie Nenn
of Oshkosh, Wis
L-WEIHMANN-In this city, June q,
Vessel of Larkspur. Marin county. Cal, and
Annie Weihmann of San Francisco.
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BUTTE. Mont, July Fourth day; weather
clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Four f1rlOngs, selling. maiden
year Olds and up:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str. Fin.
s-22-Playlet lButselD .-.---il4 h =
8-i-wooisoaap CPendergss0 III 5 g.
Time, 49,. Winner ch. z. by Plaudit-Flirt
Start fair. Won ridden out. Next two driving
Playlet swung very wide into the stretch.
lie Egan POI, Sal Peal 81. Big Jack - Poppy
l5-l. Ray Carlo Al. Day Time 81, Doran 81,
finished in order as named
SECOND RACE-Six furlOngs, selling, 3 year
ods and up:
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
3-l-ausky &C. Miller Zip q
S-5-aarTel (SingletOnl lip , 81
s-1-St. Avon "a Smith LIP 5 ; Sc
Time. 1850 Winner. ch. C. by Royal Flush
-Feotsl- Start good Won easily. Second stop
ping Third easily. Husky saved much ground
IN last turn and was weakly ridden. Aunt Hala
h-lt Decorator pol. William Bissett SOL, In
tshed In order as named
!. THIRD RACE-one mile, sailing, year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
S-f-ChaD. WalwOrth POST JOY 2E
az-I-Chief Desmond (Shriner) .1O7 l > 3 II
- Time, 1;45R. Winner. b. z. by GirOlstein- Err
ratun- Start good Won easily. Second driy-
Jng. Third same Wslworth the best horse saw
ing ground at last turn, easily stood of Pat
riotic. The latter ran her race. Chief Desmond
ran good game race. MandatOr had speed, but
stopped at i've turlongs- Royal River Al. Dick
Read 20-1, Prince OF Orange 15-1, Neva Welch
IL Bill Curtis 81, Msndator 81, Ed Sheri-
dan 81, finished IN order named.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs, year olds
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
GIN Fountain (Chrbneaul. 100 2 , q 2
: l-1-Lena Leach (Dausset). Jog : = q
lV-1-Edrona lBOreD -...--- lO0 3 y
Time. l:0l5z- Winner b. f. by Tempo-Nanle
Nolan Start good. Won ridden out Second driv-
tng. Third same. Mabel Fountain won the race
by. saving ground Edrona closed well and viii
Improve. Bsnthel. high in flesh, is fast and may
improve. Yellowfoot weakly ridden. Bsnthel Al
YellOEfoot 70 Grotto 81. MOrea ISL. Yolo
FIFTH RACE-FOur furlongs, selling. year
. Olds and up:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin
!. 6i5-J. A. Murray (Fischer)-.115. ] l 2k1
Stl-Jinette OF NelsOn)- loo 2 1 8
4ol-Hersain (BoreD ..--..- -105 2 "a
Time, 47& Winner. ch. g. by Rufcon- -Phir-
neria. Start good. Won easily Next two the
same. Murray had al the speed. Brush Up ran
away q mile before the start. Kuropstkin SOL
Brush Up SOL, BIimic's Daughter COL, Curricu-
1um 15-I. Helisme 1901, Bon Vivsnt SOL, Duke
0f Orleans COL, Joe Wootan 10-l, Addie Haw-
kins SOL, finished In order as named.
SIXTH RACE-FOur furlongs. selling, 4 year
Odds 40 Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
z-I-Jerry Sharp (Heustis) JOY 6 b ms
1e4l-Rsd Era &C. Miller ....10T 1 . ? h
lo-1-MrS Mathews lButwelD- -.107 9 1 y rs
Time, ASH. Winner, CD. 6, by The Sultan
Bon FLY. Start good, Won IN drive Of i've.
Transpose running OF Hogarth and Jerry Sharp.
The former won. but Sharp, who finished in the
rlek. was placed first Hogarth 20-l, Golden
Heather 81. SOapy Jones 30-1, Glendenning
ls10 Lord Rossington ST. knowledge I0-l
Home Light POL, finished in order named
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once IN this column free of charge
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After four times suffering ignomin-
ious defeat at the hands Of the picked
the Preside, champions Of the army.
tasted the glory Of victory yesterday
afternoon, winning their last game
with the navy team by a score of IL to
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BORN

ToDT-In this city. May 81, 1905. to the wife
Of Herman f. Todt, a son.
WHITE-In this city, June %. 1908, to the
wife of James White. a son.
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY
OFFICE:
8o4, sos, BOG and 807 Union Square BUILDING
$50 POST ST.
Telephone Douglas 1910
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the year
Net amount Of Risks
expired during the year
Net amount in force De-
cember 81. 1907 -..--..
Net amount OF Risks
written during the year
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the year
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
MECHANICS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY

MEtuAltICS AND IhAULnO
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS. IN THE STATE OF LOU
1907. and for the year ending on that day: Pub;
lished pursuant to the Provisions Of Section GIL
Of the Political Code and complied from the an
nual statement filed with the insurance OCiH-
missioner Of the State Of California
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock. paid up ins,oo ooo oo
CaSh -..............--.... = s.s=-:====
ASSETS
Real Estate owned BY Company .....s %. 10000
Cash Market Value OF all Stocks and - -
Bonds owned by Company .------ $40 '9SS 81 S.2V y
Premiums in due Course OF Collection: IS, ,264. .03
s for Free and Marine nq6 asGsso Rsks ~
peposit Witc Co of PsisdeIpba sH0
Total Assets .......... .sa5a. $50 %
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and unpaid .....s e.215ss
Gsssp Suspense n process OF Adjustment IN 272s5
Losses resisted including expenses. 10000
Gross premiums on Fire Risks running
one year less. $429. .s27.69; rein o,.
surance, so per cent Z14,SIo-o4
Gross premiums on Fire Risks running
more than one year, $22S, ,SOS.oS; re- - =
insurance pro rata ...-.---.-..---. 80 'oo-SS
Total Liabilities ................ sass o79 as
INCOME
rS premiums Ghn ae'uaiV ieceiseu iQr s544 s4s 90
N9S preniums Srfa astuaiis received i9' Marine 45s5sa
Received from interest and dividends
on Bonds. Stocks, Loans. and from -, -
all other sources. 50, 5S3 70
Received for Rents ............-.. 1,6SoOO
Income from all other sources 40f.o0
Total Income .....s5 .s525. ESQ os
EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for Fire Losses Gin
cludng S36, ,265. go, losses Of previous -
Paid or allowed for Commission or
Brokerage .................... 1O3,41l44
Paid for Salaries. Fees and other
charges for officers, clerks. etc.. AZ, 34I92
Paid for State, National and Local -
taxes ..........-.-... ...-..--.-.- iSaz9d- y -
All other payments and expenditures. 23, II9.5s
Total Expenditures .........$ .$417 s1s 10
Fire. Marine.
Losses incurred during the
year .......-...-...e..-s s24e. 1872 s241-5z
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
Fire Risks Premiums
Net amount OF Risks
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CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post.
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-Il-a. IL " IlIeT. cl. Q Dy h0yaI I Iusn
1EI-Feotal Start good. Won easily Second stop
ping Third easily Husky saved much ground
by short stretch turn. Avon lost much ground
IN last turn and was weakly ridden Aunt Hala
h-l. Decorator POL. William BisSett SOL, In
fshed In order named.
: THIRD RACE-one mile selling year ODDS
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont. July Fourth day; weather
clear; track fast
FIRST RACE-Four furlOngs, selling. maiden
year olds and up:
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
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WELL WORTH KNOWING
ANY LUMP IN WOMANS BREAST
is ALWAYS CANCER

The papers made mention some time
ago of several marvellous cures OF
large cancers in women's breasts by
DR.. Chamley. the world renowned can
Ger specialist of ss6 McAlIister street, San
Francisco. Cal This Doctor makes the
bold assertion that he has in over So
years cured more cancers than any
other Doctor living and offers 81 900
II he falls to cure any single cancer he
treats Strictly reliable; no X-Ray or
other swindle. The fact that not a
dollar need be paid until cured should
convince the most skepticaI of the
Doctors honesty and fair dealing. He
has. probably the best book ever
printed on cancers and tumors cured
without knife or pain. wherein he
teaches and proves that any lump in
woman's breast is cancer. This book
OF testimonials OF thousands of won
derful cures everywhere is sent free
TO all who write DR.. and Mrs. DR..
Chamley & Co.. describing their can
Ger. The reader may save a life by
sending this to some one with cancer.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

Astoria. July ls.-Steam schooner Thomas
L Wand sailed Tor san Francisco this morning
Schooner CARRIED was towed Up the river to
lead lumber for San Francisco
Steamer Rose City sailed this evening Tor
san Francisco with fuu cargo and many pas
sengers-
Europe, arrived down the river last evening
but did not 20 70 toliglt hecalSe It's mas
Ter Is in Portland settling ~ ~ business
Steam schooner SnosEone- Vzlrh lumber IRON
Rainier FOR san Francisco, went 10 sea tAis
afternoon.
on tank steamer Roma of the Union OF con-
panV sailed Tor san Francisco this morning
Lighthouse tender Columbl1e. which has been
st Seattle being repaired. Is expected 10 return
with fun cargo for the Light stations along
Bar fug waIiuis wiz leave up the river on
sunday to be placed on the dryd0ek a. ST. Johns
u Is expected that she win be absent az least
SIX weeks ana during that period the bar tug
Tatoosh wiz Be placed IN commission
Captain II. EmerT. Z. s \. IS n the city
On tour q Inspection Of the different stations
q this vicinity After Inspecting those al the
mouth Of the river he VIII visit Tilamook and
then 90 up the coast and finally Inspect the one
st Neah bay. recently established BE says that
b. fully realizes the importance OF the stations
az the mouth q the Columbia and has I'm
-,-eSsef flnon the departrnent the uecessitv az
the highest equipment for them that Is possible
Taeoma. July ls.-Reeelpts ct the Tacoma
smelter TO-DAY were unns9ally seaEy, the Nor
verian steamship Mathiida arriving from An
tnfacasta and PiSagua with .. 200 tons OF COP
per and silver orc. dit also the American
steamship Mo1fara with 2.s50 tons Of co1ceu-
rrsfes from the Tresdweu mines
German steamship Eva S Loading 20 000
se~ts Of -four for North China II VIII com
rlete az Seattle and Po-tla-d
American steamship Ersdes leaves tomorrow
for cattle % complete cargo for Nome.
British steamship -heenun arrived ana re-
slrmef loading for TIE orient.
steam schooner N0rthland. after discharKing
gypsum and bunkering. LETT for KetehIkan via
way ports. to-day
British steamship Inveric IS loading four and
general caro- for Japan China ahl Manila and
sin be dispatched II place OF the American
steamship Shawmut July = from Seattle. leag-
1ng here next Thursd1y-
Grain clearances for the week includedi s,3
bushels q barlev for Victoria, B. C., and 200
tons ~ wheat for san Francisco.
Portland. July Is.-With 362 passengers
and al the freight X could carry the Harri-
man liner Rose City sailed this morning Tor
Ssn Franeisco. The frst class berths had been
reserred louS before tie hour Of departure
Italian bark Emanuel Accsme left down yes
tercay with 100 SIS bushels OF wheat, valued
at Sss. ass. II goes 70 Europe.
Steam schooner Thomas L Wand left down
YESTERDAY bound for san Francisco with wheat
and 40c COO feet Of lumber.
Norwegian steamship Sark Is due 10 arrive
here Monday 70 load lumber tor the orient It
left Fort Bragg today after having taken on
q pzrt carrc q lumber.
Steam schooner Yosemite sailed last night Tor
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Dr.. ThiieIe
THE GERMAN
SPECIALIST
1879 SUFFER- ST.
NEAR FILLMORE
CaIifornia Promotion Committee
(ORGANIzED 1902


ssPRONOTION-The act OF PROMOTING ADVANCE
ment: eneoura cement 's-Cenrury Dictionarv
The California Promotion Committee has Ar
its object the PROMOTING OF Callfo-nla as a
whole. II has nothing 70 selL It's energies are
ADVANCEMENT OF California as their object
u gives reliable Information on every subject
connected with the Industries OF California Il
OF new industries and invites desirable tmmlgra-
ton II Is not Employuent Agency. although
70 gives Information regarding labor conditions.
IL presents the opportunities and needs In an
helds Of business and professional activity. Thls
committee Is supported b. popular subscription
Affiliated with the committee are 160 CONNER
elal organizations Of the state with member.
ship of over 80. OoO Meetings are held semi
annually IN different parts Of california. where
matters Of state iuterest are discussed. Head
quarters OF the confnlrtee are maintained u San
Francisco N California building Uai0n SQUARE.
CORRESPONDENTS INVITED
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
An area OF high pressure oFerlies the north
Pacific states and Rocky mountain region. while
q shallow depression is central over Arizona
These conditions have caused light nOrtherly
winds with fair warm weather over the interior
OF the Pacific slope and cooler weather with
fresh west winds along the coast.
Conditions are favorable for fair pleasant
weather Sunday in California. with fog along
the coast In the morning and brisk westerly
winds in the afternoon.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Sunday, with
fog in the moTning; fresh west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday; fresh north
west wind.
Sacramento vslley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
Los AweIes and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
G. q. WILSON. Local Forecaster
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MISSION REBEkAH OUTING

The members OF Mission Rebekah
lodge No. 225, I. o. o. F., were the
guests OF W. W. and Mrs. Watson al
their country home in Lagunitas, THE
Naples" last week Mrs. Watson, past
noble grand of the lodge, was the hos
tess, and charmingly entertained the
visitors. Among the many who attend
ed Were:
Miss E. Arrtson, D. d. MRS. r. Acton
G. 2. Mrs. T. A. Harris
r. Acton Major John Thompson
Mrs. o. S. Church Mrs. Charles Perry
Miss Emma Thompson Henry Schwerin
G.. Perry Lee Hildreth
Mrs. Lee Hildreth Henry Jacks
Mrs. Minnie Pollock Miss Naybelle Brown
Mrs. J. c. Brown
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san Diego via San francisco. carrying $4,000
feet Of lumber and q full list Of passengers.
German ship Oregon, which has been char
tered 70 carry new season grain from this port
10 Europe, has been placed on the overdue list
and reinsurance IS being paid on her at the
rate Of per cent IL is now out lbs days
from Barry with cargo OF coal from Csllao.
British ship Lady Wolseley a last seasons
grain vessel from here, has been ordered TO
proceed 10 Liverpool with her cargo. Relnsur-
ance AZ per cent was offered on the ship, but
Il arrived IN Queenstown July II.
San Pedro. July IS-The United States
lighthouse tender MadrOns, Captain Anderson.
for San Diego. and the United States steamer
Naming, revenue cutter, for a cruise sailed
from this port today.
Steamer William II. Murphy. Captain Ahl-
strom, arrived from Grays Harbor via San
Francisco. bringing $4,000 feet Of lumber
Steamship Queen. Captain Hail. cleared this
morning for San Diego with freight and pas
sengeFs.
Departures today include steamship Olympic
Captain Hansen, for Bellingham: steamer Nan
Smith Captain Nelson. for Coos bay; steamship
Wellesley, Captain Lindquist. for Grays Har-
Dor, and the schooner Advent, Captain Olsen
for Coos bay IL ballast
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The Overdue List

American ship Bsngelore. out go days from
Norfolk for Honolulu. % per cent
Norwegian bark Ester. cut 226 days from
Amsterdam for Mocsssar. so per cent.
British bark Carnedd LleweIlyn. out 15I days
from CeIeta BLena. for Falmouth. 30 per cent.
Russian bark Fsunia out 143 days from
IQuioue for Plymouth, 10 per cent.
British bark TOxteth. out I39 days from Port
Talbot. fer Iocopills, 10 per cent.
British ship SamOens. out 134 days from
Cslets Buens. for the channel, 10 per cent.
French bark Gutheary. out 1z6 days from
Astoria. for Queenstown. 10 per cent.
German ship AFefhusa. out l25 days from
Port Talbot. for Iquique, 10 per cent.
German ship Oregon. out 13S days from Barry,
for Callao. 10 per cent.
British bark Lota out I2s days from Liver
pool. for Valparaiso. 10 per cent
British ship Sakota. out l26 days from Port
Talbot. FOR Iquique. 10 per cent.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday, July IT.
Srmr Maverick, Daniels, days from Seattle.
Saturday, July IS
Stnr Iaqua, Hanson 20 hours from Eureka
Stnr Sibyl Nsrston. Schillinsky, Is hours
from Albion, bound for Gusymas; put In for
fuel.
stmr santa Barbara. zsddsrt, SO hours from
San Pedro.
stmr Gusiala. Martensen. II hours from
Black point
Stmr Argyll, Dickson. - hours from Port
San Luis.
Strnr Bee. KroE. IS hours from Everett
Stmr G. W. Elder, Jessen. 34 hours from San
Pedro.
stmr President, Cousins. SO hours from VIC
toria.
stmr Hanalei. Mcfarland, 4s hours from San
Pedro.
Schr Roderick Dhu, Haskins, Ii hours from
Monterey, in tow tug Navigator.
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Army Transports

The Burnside is az Seattle
The Buford sailed July 10 from Manila for
this port
The Crook sailed for Alaska June 90
TIE Klpstrick Is at Newport News Va
The Dix sailed June from Honolulu for
Manila.
Tie Logan is in port
The Meade is at New York
The Sherman IS IN port.
The Sheridan is in port.
Tie Thomas sailed from Honolulu July le
en- route 20 Manila.
The Warren IS at Manila
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Are You the Man for
the Job?

There's always a demand for hus-
tiers in every walk OF life. Only
live men are wanted, men with
force, energy and ability to pro-
duce results.
Many a man is held down to some
little thankleSS Job, working Ike a
machine year in and year out, with
no prospect Of getting an increase
in pay. who could just as well be
earning a fat salary if he had the
physical strength and vim 10 get up
and hustle.
The spirit of hustle comes from
sound. vigorous health, and when a
man is tortured every hour OF the
day by worry over his physical in
capacity he cannot muster the
strength or courage TO get in and
dig his way to the top.
It's the ambition 10 "do or die. :"
coupled with nerve pOwer-yitality
that wins success. Every man has
a certain amount OF dormant en-
ergy- All it needs Is waking up.
Electro-VigOr does that. II has put
thousands OF men on the road to
success, men who had met with
nothing but failure before they came
TO me.
Give me a man who is kept down
by lack Of energy. baekwardness.
ness of any kind, and I viii make a
new man out OF him by filing his
nerves with the fire OF nfe-elec-
tricity.
1t is the man with backbone"
that gets the good Job. II is the
aggressive hustler that gets the
promotion when there is any pro-
motion A man without energy has
no inclination 70 hustle Don't go
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco. July 10.
RAINFALL, DATA
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stone cutters union. at its last meet
ing, had q special initiation for the
purpose OF receiving into its ranks
Willis Polk, the well known architect.
and Thomas Reynolds, the youngest
graduate apprentice ever received into
the union. Polk was admitted on proof
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The local brotherhood of teamsters
of this city has received an invitation
TO send a delegate TO the united team
sters of America that is to hold It's
convention in ST. Louis August 8, with
which it is not affiliated. but with a
view to have such a delegate use his
kind offices in an endeavor to bring
about a consolidation OF the interna-
tional brotherhood of teamsters and
the united teamsters Of America. The
proposition will be made the special
order of business of the local organiza-
tion at its meeting next Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

During the last meeting of the long.
shoremens lumbermen's union in the
Building Trades temple, Lawrence
Buckley OF the county clerks office.
who retired from the position of finan-
cial secretary of the union. which office
he filled for a number of terms. was
presented a handsome jeweled gold
locket as a token of appreciation of his
services to the organization. It was
appropriately inscribed on one side and
having on the other an engraving of
the old lumber vessel, Dashfng Wave.