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.Bstted for overaiI' Ia the elehth inning.

Boston i Q o %
uns-Chieago-Sheoksrd. !: Tinker; I. Boston
Bates, I; McGann. !: Browne, !. First base on
errors-Chicago. Z; Boston. 3. Left ON bases
Chicago; .: Boston. o Two base nit:- Graham.
Dahien. Browne, Fleherty, Stolen b~ases--Ttnker.
Overall. Graham. Flaherty., Holman, Hannifan'
First base on balls-0f Overall. o; on FlAherty, .:
Struck out-By Overall. 4 by Flahcrty. . Passed
ball-Monan. Umpire-Hlcm. Tmo-l hour and 30
minutes. Attendance-14.000.
CINCINNATI. 4: PHILADELPHIA On. L.. 1.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-the Reds punched two
singles, q triple and two stolen bases with three
errors by Philadelphia In tho nrst inning to-day.
making three runs. The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st Louis In New York: Detroit In Philadelphia:
Cleveland In WAslin gton: Chicago In Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In ST. Louis: Brooklyn In Pittsburs:
philadelphia In Cincinnati: Boston In Chicago.
EAsIKRS LRAouB.
Jersey City In Buffalo; Newark ip Toronto; Provi-
dence In Rochester; Baltimore In Montreal.
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Runs,Nevsrt-ps Wore, :. Jerssy. city.Hsn-
hlu-Keliy q, Lentte, Gsstmeyer. Stolen bases
Kslly. Mullen; Clement q, Do arof: Hsnford.
by BrocEett. 10; by LAntte. Q. Wild pitch-Brock-
EFT. Passed balls-Philbln. Fitzgerald, First base
on crrors-Newark !; Jersey City, I. Left on bases
Newark. q Jersey City, o. Double plays-Mpllen.
Mailing and Sharpe: Mullen and Engle. Umpires-
Kelly and walker. Time hours and 7 minutes.
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JERSEY CITY. s. NEWARK. a-ymsT GAME.
rsme Of a doubie header 10 Jersey Civ to.dsS
Beechcr, the New York CASTOR, pitched good ball
for the Newarks Ia the second game and cracked
out q triple. The scores.
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Southern LEAGUE.

A. Omaha-Omaha. 8: Lincoln. 4.
Al Pueblo-Pueblo. 9; Des Moines, 8. \
A. Denver-Denver. II: Sioux City. 5.
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Baseball Notes.

A. New O~rlcans-New Orleans. IS: Birmingham.
At M~oblle-Mobilc, 5: Montgomery. ..
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PsfF, n. Z. Apsaesas Va ST. ioSi1@%es. league
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yERsEY CITY

Runs Newark-De Wore. .: Kelly, 1: Engle. 4;
Mailing, :; Beecher. 2, Jersey City-Clement, Il;
HAnford. l. Three base hit-Beecier. Sacince
hlts-De Wore. Knchcll, Eean, Fitzgerald 81. Stolen
on balls-on Manser, 4, Struck out-Ey Peecher, 3;
BY Msnser.2 :. Passed balls-Knchell, fitzgerald IN.
Left on b~ases-Newsrk. 9; Jersey City. I. Double
playsZHahline. Mullen and Sharpe: Manser, Bean
and Crst. umplres Walker and Kelly, TmeI
hour and 20 minutes. Attendance-6.o
AT PROVIDENCE.
Baltimore. .........o o o os 4
Provdence"....l 4 o o o 90 /
Iattsnes-McCloskey aud Robinson; Barry and
Peserton.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14
Ladies', Misses and ChiIdrens' Hosiery
and Knit Underwear

INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S LACE
HOSE comes in pink, white. tan, al,u
black; actual 25c pair. Sale price.
pair ......-.-.. ------.-......--I Sc
LADIES' GAUZE RIBBED SLEEVE
LESS VESTS, taped armholcs and
neck, always sells at PFC and 15c
each. Sale price. each. 1EC'
LADIES EXTRA SIZE VESTS,
gauze ribbed, sleeveless, worth 25c
each. Sale price, EACH. IL 1 &c
LADIES UMBRELLA PANTS, gauze
ribbed, extra wide, full size; nicely
trimmed with deep flounce of lace;
good value at 40c. Sale price I Sc
4Oc AND soc LADIES VESTS, ex-
ira fine imported gauze Isle, ribbed,
sleeveless, low neck. Sale price,
each ..........-E2 &c
MISSES UNION SUITS, sleeveless,
low neck, fine gauze ribbed, finished
with umbrella bottom pants, all sizes;
generally sold at soc and 75c. Sale
price, suit observation-disclosures. zoe
CHTDREN'S AND MISSES RIB
BED UNDERWAISTS, bleached, has
washable buttons and good strong
tape; usually sells at 15c and zoe.
Sale price, each ................l Oc
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE,
superior quality, full size, usual value
-15c Sale price, pair. ........9 Sc
LADIES' DROPSTITCHED WHITE
LACE HOSE pure white, usual value
zoe q pair. Sale price, pair. 1Oc
LADIES PLAIN GAUZE Isle
HOSE, just the kind for summer; real
gauze Isle, genuine Csc quality. Sale
price, pair l-Zc
LADIES OUT SIZE HOSE, imported,
spliced, white feet and toes, others
with solid white feet. Usual soc and
csc values. Sale price, pair. $50
A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LADIES'
FINE IMPORTED HOSIERY, some
fine gauze Isle, others openwOrk and
fancy embroidered; comes in nice
shades, champagne, deep cream, pink,
light blue, lavender, tans, black and
white. Each and every pair is nov
city and cannot be duplicated any
where for less than 75c a pair. At
this sale, choice, pair. .3}9c
CHUDREN'S MISSES AND BOYS
BLACK RIBBED HOSE, in summer
weight, known for it's wearing quail
tiles, former 15c a pair hose. Sale
price, pair .................. lOc
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

OF LADIES' CORSET COVERS Muslin
with embroidery
would Sale choice each 23c
BETTER COVERS dainily trimmed with the
washable ucs; and armhoes
embroidery edging In this assortment
Sale price each 49c
% CENT DISCOUNT OUR MUSLIN GOWNS, CHEM
a beautiful variety
much lower prices than they
will make this sacrifice of
% PER CENT OFF The REGULAR PRICES
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14
MusIins and Cambria

MusHns and Cambria
MUSLIN the world Tor hs
rsodfo less than12 SC
WIDE suiab
15c ard yard - &c
YARD WIDE BEACHED MUSLIN.
%
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14
NOTIONS

ONE LOT 1Oc SOAP. Sale price, cake. ........3c
CURLING IRONS all Sizes worth 15c and 25c Sale
MERCERIZED CROCHET COTTON, actual sc a
CLARKS SPOOL AND THREAD usual value &c a
SPOOL limit one dozen spools. Sale price spool &c
STATIONERY, FANCY BONES WRITING PAPER
sc CARD OF PEARL BUTTONS, dozen on a card.
Sale price , dozen for ........................5c
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

% PER CENT OFF ON
SUIT CASES AND TRAY
ELING BAGS in every style
or quality. finest assortment
in town, if you intend going
away. or need a Suit Case
or Travelling Bag, now is the
time to secure one at a dis
count of 25 PER CENT
OFF REGULAR PRICE.
Enough said.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

ONE LOT OF sTOCKINET DRESS SHIELDS, 15c
value. Sale price, pair ........ ..............5C
TALCUM POWDER, good quality, worth 15c can.
Sale price -'.-...---...... ......-............-3
TOOTH BRUSHES. good bristles, worth zoe and
Zoe Sale price Observation-Disclosures. ............Sc
HOOK ON HOSE SUPPORTERS satin pad. ruffle
eastcs, worth 25c and SOc a pair Sale price per
par ..-..-..---.-. --...--.---.- --..--......1Oc
DON'T FORGET OTHER NOTIONS On SALE
TO-DAY.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14
Sheets, Pillow Gases and Bed Spreads

PILLOW CASES, 42x36 inches hem
med and extra well made; 16 2-3c
quality. Sale price, each ...1Oc
"PEQUOT BRAND" SHEETS. 72x9O.
positively the best quality made; none
better; seamless; usual value s1.25
each. Sale price, each....-.....79c
LARGER SIZE SHEETS, S1x9O, extra
fine quality, hemmed and torn. ready
for use; seamless; worth $1.25 and
$3.50. Sale price, each....S2 12c
BED SPREADS, full size, honey
comb, usually sold at s1.oO. Sale
price, each Observation-Disclosures. .75c
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14
BOYS VEGETABLES

ONE LOT OF BOYS WASHABLE KNEE PANTS,
made of khaki white duck cotn, always sold at
BOYS KHAKI SUITS, sizes from to 16 years,
coat made in the regulation military style, four
pockets; Knickerbocker trousers Just the kind for
young men," Generally sold at $3.50 to $500 a
suit Sale price, suit Observation-Disclosures so
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

BOYS WASH SUITS in the Russian and Buster
Brown styles, made of Bedford Cord and Galatea
Cloth. During this sale % PER CENT OFF THE
REGULAR PRICE.
BOYS BLOUSE WAISTS sizes from 4 to IL years
comes in solid fancy stripe materials A good
waist at S5c and 4Oc. Sale price, each ...... 2Oc
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14
SILKS AND WOOL DRESS GOODS

JAPANESE SILK-An colors. q inches wide extra
ordinary quality, and actually sold at G0c a yard.
Extra special during the sale yard ............35c
ONE LOT OF FANCY TAFFETAS. nice and soft
quality, checks, stripes and polka dotted fouards
and about ten pieces Of Rajah Silks in the differ
ent shades of the day. These Silks never sold for
less than 75c Sl.00 a yard. Sale price, extra
special, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
ONE LOT OF GENUINE IMPORTED RAJAH
SILKS fully p inches wide, before sold under
S1.25 or $3.50 a yard; this plain silver striped
Rajah Silk in the leading shades Choice while
JAPANESE SILK, all eolors, 81 inches wide. extra
ordinary quality actually sold at Coo a yard. Sale
price yard .............. ...............42 1 &c
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

COMB BED SPREADS, full
size, newest patterns, actual $125
quality. Sale price, each. ......9 soc
FRINGE BED SPREADS (cut cor.
ners) extra full size, best in the mari
ket. A $500 quality. Sale price,
each ........... ...........S1.35
EXTRA HEAVY AND NICE QUAIL
ITY BED SPREADS. extra large size,
generally sells at $500 and 1925. Sale
price .......... .............S1. "A
Arizona republican., 1908-06-14

price, ydTu I,lc
COLORED FANCY ETAMINES. Mohair comes in
black, grey. white and fancy brocaded cream col
ored usual value 75c yard. Sale price AZ &c
ONE LOT OF WOOL. BATISTE AND VOILES SO
inches wide, in all the leading evening shades
such cream white. light blue, pink and greens; in
fact all the newest shades of the season. 75c
and soc value. At this sale, yard ...........43c
CLOTH OF GOLD, &c inches wide very best quail
ity, suitable for coats and dresses; generally sold
at $L75 yard. Sale price, yard. ..........S al5
ALL OTHER SILKS AND DRESS GOODS not
mentioned in the above viii be on sale at % PER
CENT up to so PER CENT LESS discount from
their regular selling price.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12

liable bonea these long treasured bases for prophecy
the scrap heap They naught With regard the peri
odey of weather cycles Professor Fassg conclusions may be
summarized thus:
rainfall observations
carefully noted
conditions Other
thought they could make periods of OF 9
all Professor
small and the periods i'll defined OF all the supposed
while be still worthless
basis of prophecy
The inconstant having played false the attention and
hopes OF the weather observer concentrated the
and his spots By the OF hoe proper hoe that
begud into trusting the assumed that
bred But alas Professor Fassg destroys
hold the future except this that sunspots may have
with electrical disturbances of the atmosphere
does the statistical method give any comfort. The
aborious plng of everlasting figures weather bureaus has
yielded absolutely results worth mentioning by guide
ofhe weather The whole of weather foecasting
the fact that know by telegraph how the wind
blowing Nevada Oregon let and what weather is
bringing We know, them that if the wind does change
likely have the kind of weather within "a hours Such
limit of this There science of weather orecastng
The Merchants exchange who and tells off the
ships that into port might well claim be scientific
observer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
SEWAGE OF INTERIOR CITIES

TITLE disposal sewage by the
become discussion looking
of amending the present unscienthc and plan of
dumping everything into the running without
the slightest regard for riparian communities lower down 1t
form of that Injuries than the AS Of
the Of should be valuable
made return municipal profit
This problem receiving attention in Stockton and the Mail
that proposes the purchase with municipal of public
farm which apply the for productive The
all and has been tried with admirable
dena In the southern part of the the problem
pressing because there they have running andt
spent building oual all the way to the
Secretary Eddy Stockton chamber of COM
examined the operation Of the Pasadena
this report:
diposng of the sewage Pasadena
from
expenses yielding the
for
think double what Stockton pay Boggs
production wanuts
alfalfa leased believe
strictly
its beauty healhfuness its floral mona
that system which IS salts
noted
would be
satisfactory industrial of about
Stockton
proposes 100000 in bonds for the purchase
and equipment of the farm 1t proposition ought
encouraged for the general good only Stockton but of all the
riveri communities We do doubt time all the cities
of the interior valley will adopt this plan their own good
and the manifest advantage Of other communities With an
equipment OF septic tanks of that can be made free
from ofense.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
LIBERTY LOVING REPUBLICANS HAVE NO REASON
TO BE DISHEARTENED

TOT bvanv means the complete victory that was hoped for
II but still remarkable showing of strength scored in
California yesterday by the Lincoln Roosevelt league
liberty seeking republicans will have nearly half the
hundred legislative nominations and SO will Sacramento in
the Southern Pacific yoke Foremost among the of
political relief is Of the direct primary Once effective
direct primary law the books the people and the Southern
Pacific will decide who for Office
The signal victory of the league in Alameda
county, years Southern Pacific stronghold Now
league stronghold and of its legislative delegation will be
unbosabe republicans who don't know and don't where
Hens office IS N
San Francisco was the battle-ground of the most desperate
fighting and the of the leagues defeat Here the repu
cans who revolt against the brua domination Of the
Southern Pacific called face the massed forces
bosssm Without chest they had only the unln
tied Of the railroad but the huge fund Of the graft defense
and army the allied influences of the public
service corporations that gougng and seeking the
public the of the RueSchmitz gang which still
OF the municipal commissions useful for political pur
the full strength the federal brgadea these sinister and
influences plus the majority OF which poisoned
and poisonous
And vet in the face OF these odds the decent republicans would
have controlled the local but for the lack of few
OF single assembly district 1t disappointing
but any dhearenng If the republicans of San Fran
had realized how good chance they had make themselves
free Of them had been msd by the purchased lies of
purchased press and il others had been usual
apahetc from the polls and let the ooters have
portions OF the field themselves there would have been good
from San Francisco as from Alameda
In Sacramento and Stockton of the powerful
influences that operated here achieved much the kind OF
concentration for the Southern Pacific and its allied
league materially improved showing that recorded the
last struggle and did against the unlimited and the
primary campagners OF the Organization"
The league young yet 1t grows steadily 1t will keep
growing The republicans OF California who be free will
be free They will quit their aggressive campaign until they
free administer them That great general
toward decency politics and public affairs which crysazed
the Lincoln Roosevelt league be stopped What it did
yesterday Alameda and other sections of the state that
free from bondage It will do eventually every
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
Answers to Queries

RABBIT EGG-P.. City. What is the
Significance of eggs and rabbits in
connection with Easter
In Germany the Easter hare is al
most as important a figure in nursery
lore as Christmas and st. Nicholas
Children are taught to believe that IL
they are good and mind their parents,
are truthful and kind to one another,
a white hare will steal into the house
on Easter eve and secrete any number
of beautifully colored eggs I'm various
parts of the house. AS to the Easter
egg. it is written that there fell from
heaven one day long. long ago an egg
of immense size. which landed on the
Euphrates. where doves descended and
hatohed it, when out from II arose
Easter. That explains why eggs are
a favorite during the festival.
FLUSH AND FoURS-S. and A. o.
S.. City. In a game of poker, which Is
highest. a straight flush or four OF a
kind?
Fox in How to Play Poker. says
'.The straight flush Is the most un-
usual of all hands to hold and IS the
highest in value BY a straight flush
is meant that the FIVE cards are not
only Of the same suit but have a reg
ular numerical progression. A straight
fiush which is ace high tops ali other
hands" Howard Gady In lifs work on
poker says: If straights are not
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
AMERICAN NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS Lag BEHIND

HE marvellous performance OF the British Indomitab
her voyage and from the Quebec celebration impe
the Boston Transcript remark that American naval
designers are satisfied apparently copy The Indomtabe
carried the prince of Wales home speed of twenty-five knots
hour from shore shore have nothing
that will dsanty compare with her speed and fighting
power. These particulars given:
of
Of
II could behind
would
catching would
1t alone the baehip class that American naval
designers lag behind speedy desroyers built
make twentyeigh but Great Britain Swift
which does yeght knots In department of naval
sruction five years behind and the strange
thing that the Washington appear entirely
with this condition The complaints of their datoy policy
nothing They been made repeatedly any
the last nothing them. They
been holding within the month elaborate conference
the naval college, Newport but what Che people who
paying SlO0000000 year for the navy
talk They have been getting the results which they
entitled but have plenty Of conferences for money
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
The Smart Set

NE of the prettiest house we'd
dings of the season will take
Y place this evening when Miss
Jeanette Wright. the oldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkham
Wright, will be married to Edward
Torney. The ceremony will be per-
formed at $50 o'clock, in the Wright
home in Scott street. by the Rey.
Charles Ramm. and will be Witnessed
by about 75 friends and relatives. The
house, which IS a very handsome one.
will be deliberately decorated with bios
sons and greens for the event, white
flowers being used in the drawing room
and pink in the hall and dining ROOM
The bride will wear an exquisite cos
tune of creamy satin, trimmed with
rich lace, and the conventional VEIL
she will carry lilies OF the valley. Her
only attendant win be her sister. Miss
Marian Wright. who will wear dainty
gown of messaline silk, golden brown
in color. and carry pale yellow roses.
Frank Torney will attend his brother
as best man. After the ceremony there
will be an informal wedding supper,
Mr.. Torney and his bride leaving late
in the evening for honeymoon trip
to the southern part OF the state.
A change has been made in the
plans for the wedding of Miss Made
Ieine Bohrmann and H Clay Miller,
which will take place several days
sooner than was expected Charles Fos-
ter, In whose beautiful Ross valley
home the wedding is to be. will be
obliged TO leave for the east on the last
day OF this month, and the wedding
has been arranged for the 30th, so
that he will be present. 1t will take
place at noon and be attended by about
$50 guests The brides four cousins,
Miss Marie Louise Foster. Miss Edna
Davis Miss Sidney Davis and Miss
Minna Van Bergen. will be her attend
ants. After their honeymoon trip Mr..
Miller and his bride VIII take pos
session of a charming apartment house
here. which is already prepared for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyington Pringle have
been visiting Mrs. Pringle,s brother in
law, DR.. Walter Chidester. in San MateO
for several days. The Pringles will
shortly give up their home in Menlo
Park and will spend the winter in the
city.
Miss Mills and Miss Ellen Po1hemus,
who have been abroad for year or
! two, are expected to return home early
/ in September. During their absence
they visited the orient, Egypt and all
the larger European cities, staying in
! London as the guests of Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, who is a cousin of Miss Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hannigan will
return this week from weeks visit
to Blithedale.
Miss Mary Ashe Miller will leave
town on Saturday for a weeks stay
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12

with her cousin, Mrs. Norman McLaren,
at Lagunitas.
Mrs. Charles West Clark. who. with
her brother, Richard Tobin, has been
abroad for several months. is expected
home in another three weeks. Mrs
Clark has been the guest OF her sister.
Mrs Raoul Duval, in Paris. for the
greater part Of her stay, and has also
visited friends in London
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carrigan and
Mrs Carrigan's mother. Mrs. James
Sperry, will give up their home in Sau-
salito in another fortnight and reopen
their town house in Commonwealth
avenue.
Robert Gibson Jr. OF New York,
whose marriage to Miss Grace Level
lyn Jones will take place in Trinity
church on Saturday evening. is expected
to arrive here today With Mr.. Gibson
are five of his own friends. who will
divide the duties OF ushers at the we'd
ding and who have come with him from
the east to witness the event.
An engagement Of especial interest
in navy circles is that OF Lieutenant
Ernest Friedrich to Miss Mabel Claire
Southard- Lieutenant Friedrich is the
commander OF the torpedo boat Hop
kins, one~of the mosquito feet that
accompanied the battleships from the
Atlantic to the Pacific and is now lying
at the Mare island navy yard. Miss
Southard is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fl. Southard OF Baldwin.
Long island. n. y. When Lieutenant
Friedrich slipped away a few weeks
ag on a vacation trip to the east, Il
was surmised by his friends that it
was a pilgrimage of sentiment Yes
terday he returned 70 Mare island and
announced his engagement 10 Miss
Southard. with whose family he spent
his vacation.
Mrs. Dudley Wright Knox. who was
Miss Lily MeCalla before her marriage
a few months ago, is with her parents
in Santa Barbara, bur will sail for the
orient, where she IS to join Lieutenant
Knox this month She was recently a
guest of honor at a dinner given by
Miss Helen Stetson in the southern
town and will be entertained by friends
here for a week before sailing.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas Huntington and
their children have returned from
vacation trip to the southern part OF
the state. They stopped at Del Monte
and at the Hotel vendome in san Jose
on their return trip
An unusually pretty fancy dress at
fair took place last night. when the
society girls at Mare island were hosts
at a bal poudre. The affair. which
took place in the sail loft at the navy
yard. was given as a farewell to the
officers of the various ships that have
been there for several months A de-
hcious supper was served at midnight
after which there was another hour OF
dancing before the farewelIs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12

played, fours will beat a straight flush.
as they are naturally higher In value
than any flush. When straights are
not played. the straight flush does not
rank higher than the common fush."
INDIAN WARS-C. City. What is
meant by Indian wars? What period
OF time did they cover and where DID
they occur?
The Indian wars date back from the
earliest history OF the country This
department has not the space even 10
mention such wars You viii hnd an
account of them In histories OF the
United States.
STATES-A. X. Napa. Cal. How
many states and territories are there
in the American union at this time9
Name the territories
F0rty-six states. The territories are
New Mexico. Arizona and Hawaii. Alas
ka and Washington. d. C.. are districts
class. T.. City. What is the pop-
uiation required in CaIifornia for frst.
second and third class citiese
First class, zoo. 600. second class. be-
tween S0.ou0 and leo. .o00: third class.
between 10000 and $4,000.
MISSISSIPPI RIVERA. K Napa.
Cal Who discovered the Mississippi
river7
fernando de Soto. in 154L
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
Fallen Redwood Is .
Labeled Abe Ruef

striking the fallen boss Abe Ruefis be found
Sierra There the mammoth red
woods such as General Booker
their the clouds and
gth anything the footstoo gned and backene
stump of wason pretty which had
ABE Ruef'
The when this held its head as high them In
probably
aed with the other giants but lightning wind and forest
vulnerable and brought it what today,
blackcned The certainly good
speaking the Crescent City News
would prefer those of
enough
calling by have a
FRANK WILSON.
"Crescent City, Cal7