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New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Aug. 19, '08

ARRIVED
c,s.roer Avalon G3rl Rasmussen. August IA.
TO the Cuneo Importing with passengers and fruit
Arrived Bar at $50 m -, -,
bourg u and Queenstown - to the White star
Line with 81 canln ana S G.s M aT 90 q IN
and mdse. Arrived al the bar az 20 d m, 20 . 4ha
steamer FL Quick. Galveston August IL, 10 lne
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse Lett Quafaitine al oO'
Steamer President Lincoln Ger Hahn Hamburg Aug
American Line cabin. 29 third cabin and 126
passengers and mdse Arrived at the bar at
Steamer Floride oFr). Mace. Havre August g. to the
Compagnie Generate Irsnsataneue. @ WIN g 40 ea' m pas
Steamer Pawnee. Rich. Philadelphia 10 the Clyde IS
Steamer Nicholas Cuneo CIOr). Jense Port Antonio
August IL 30 the cgne9 importing o ing 90; with pas
sengers and fruit Arrived at the Bar at , ? M
Steamer Curityba Cuban Neil Sinata Aus9St g. :;
Munson. with II passengers mails and mdse- Ar
rived a the Bar at 5:O7 m.
the Dominion Co. with passengers and rndse
Left Quarantine at 2:35 m
vanilla Carthage TO- u Kingston IS. to
sandcrson son. with 10 passengers mails and mdse
steamer Dordosnc (Fr) Blight Antonio August -.
tho CInec Importing CO. with fruit Arrived at the
steamer Aragonia CGer) Porzeius Hamburg August 4.
70 the Hamburg American Line, with mdse- Arrived at
steamer Germanis CFr>; sagols. from Mar5eiIIss I
ElWeii & Co with 81 cabin ana l56 steerage pas
AMI mdse Arrived at the Bar at II a.
Genoa August 6, Naples and Gibraltar 10. to
passengers and mdse- Arrived at the Bar at 1912
sandy Hook. n J. Aug 19 $50 D m-winJ
north light breeze: hazy; light
SAILED
Steamers Hippolyte Dumois (Nor). for Port An
CT3r1 for Nipe: Antilles for Ney- Orleans; San Mar
cos. for Galveston: Chesapeake for Baltimore; Lu-
er Southampton Via Plymouth an! cherhOurs Mon
roe: roe for Norfolk @ and Newport News San Giorgio
caibo tanchored at Quarantine).
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
RABBIS ATTACK DR.. HAUPT.
Exciting Discussion Over Assertion That
Christ Was an Aryan

Copenhagen. Aug. 19.-At the meeting OF the ORR
entalist Congress to-day, Professor Paul Haupt,
of Johns Hopkins University, of Baltimore. had an
exciting discussion with several of the Jewish
rabbis who present Professor Haupt main-
tanning that Christ Jew but Aryan.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

7r,e Te.1fechlana reported mics of Sandy
Hook al m yesterday. is expected 10 dock about
80 a to-day
The Iusitania reported So miles east of SANDY Hook
Al 1910 yesterday. is expected 10 dock about 1:3O
a n Friday
20 y IA yesterday, expected dock about fSo m
Saturday
TIE Philadelphia reported oS5 miles east Of Sandy
Hook ~ p m yesterday is expected to dock about
a n Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
$500
1900
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

HIGH WATER
. e SANDY Hook 2:13 Gov Island Pms Hell Gate 4:46
p M-Sandy Hook 2.35 Gov Island 3:l5 Hell Gate 5'Os
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
|
Summit 4Uenue Flathoase Sold for
.S24, 700.

P. H Delehanty purchased yesterday in the Real
Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos. Il and 10 Vesey
St six story fathouse, with store, No. 1000 Sum-
init ave- 25xlO0 feet, for s24To0 The other auction
results follows:
BY Joseph Day: sI5 10 6eth st, n 225 IT W Of
West End ave 124sx1oo5; sty hs and stores
state Bank egt Andrea Agtabie ct all J d A Lyons
Httys ], Doyle sI4 SS3 AZ taxes. etc
1883 Ave A. s. n OF sist st, 2ox1o6.6. sty
Jonas Well al Bertha Green e. a.
] Heller atty; Andrews. re{; s1o,ST0 81:
taxes $500 Al; the plaintiff for s2soo 1918 Park
Wei et al as1 Cecilia Gottiicb et AL Hitler atty
Foley. DUE 81 5e3 10; taxes etc 1926 43;
withdrawn: 214th st, 20I.e II Of tauldins ave
hlI4 Wakefield: sherir~s all right title.
which Petrina Giuseppe June is. 1908,
or since: Herman Roth. atty; withdrawn
The auction offerings to-day Will be follows:
2oe 4eth St s g. It Of Broadway, 2o11oo5,
sty dwE Phillips J Churchill eft al:
Fettretch g. s. attys; 9 H Montague. ref;
rntge of sI2 600: 2Os 4eth 13S It of Broad
way 2OKlO05 sty dwg h; same ast same; action
? same ettys; ref: due S25,e71 6S; taxes.
etc s45z o.; aggregating $4,000;
30 46th 159 II OF Broadway, 2ox1oo5 sty
action g. same attys; same
ref: Que s2o.2 .27o S45s 79; sub to
y Of first mtge $50 900; 212 46th 1Ts IT
Broadway. 1eK1o0.5. rty dwg h; same agt
256 es etc. s4S7 T9 sub TO Il Of first mtg
600; Hall pi. 77-2 II Of 16Tth st 26K1e 9
Intervale xSo16a.1: vacant: T ChInelik ast
c 3 Brooks ct al: H Swain. atty: 6 81 Ensel ref:
ave s. 1876 # s OF west Farms I'd, 25x1oo, sty
brk dwE h; Margaret Knox agt Mary Altieri ct al;
A Knox atty: II r Squier. ref; amt due. l4o5 81;
taxes. etc $500: sub to a FIRST mtge Of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
COLONEL SAYS HE'LL Go
TO HELL IF ORDERED
Stewart Fails to Take Riding
Test and AngriIy Awaits
Instructions

TUCSON, Ariz.. Sept. 12.-Colonel W
r. Stewart did not take the riding
test today. He is waiting for the COM
pletion Of the preliminary physical ex-
animation and further orders. lie is
apparently in good condition. The
greater part Of the Huachuca garrison
left today with mounts for Los An
geles. TO take A practice march.
Colonel Stewart is left at Huachuca
with only three other officers. He is
indignant, and said:
u have wired three times to Wash
ingtOn since ] arrived here September
8 for further orders. but have received
none and get no attention 1 am ready
70 ride, but can get no further orders.
] don't know what to do. but shall
stay here don't want TO go back TO
Fort Grant. but viii go to he'll If or
dered because ] am an officer of the
United States army and am accustomed
70 obey"
The only medical officer left at Hua-
chuca to examine Colonel Stewart is
az assistant surgeon. Captain Por-
-tkr. The surgeon in charge left
with the troops. The probabilities are
that when Stewart receives orders he
viii ride so miles with Lieutenant
Dockerv, the only available officer at
the post. The supposed route will be
from Fairbanks to Tombstone and
thence TO Huachuca.. a triangle Of so
miles TO each leg. Colonel Stewart is
80 years old. but lean and wiry, and
says a ride OF 90 miles viii not bother
him in the least.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
SOLID CONDITION
OF STATE BANKS
Commission Reports Splendid
Strength of California 8
Institutions
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


SACRAMENTO, Sept. 1.-THE state
bank commission has issued the fol-
lowing statement showing the condition
of the banks of California July Is,
1908. Resources of all commercial
banks are as follows:
Bank premises, SO, ,495, ,570.03; real es-
tate, s3,O35 ,934.69; stocks, bonds and
warrants, $35, 1884, .417.37; loans on real
estate, So, ,093 237.1S; loans on stocks,
bonds and warrants and personal Sc
curity, $109, ,434, ,768.01; money on hand,
$40, 962, ,0O3.46; due from banks, 36,s72.-
526.36; other assets, $4,067. 979.11. Total
Resources of all savings banks are as
follows: Bank premises, $8,112,547.77;
real estate, s2,O71,33246; stocks, bonds
and warrants, $63.217.170.49; loans on
real estate, s152,7S0, ,427.09; loans on
stocks, bonds and warrants and per-
sonal security, s24:345. 76s.53; money on
hand, ,644,690.26; due from banks
s1S,672, 1915; other assets. $3.50.
079.60. Total resources and liabilities
s277. 77.S14,S2955
The grand total for all banks in re-
sources is as follows: Bank premises
$1S,7SS. .22643; real estate, s5,16S,7SS.26;
stocks, bonds and warrants, 9S.S94-
392.62; loans on real estate S190,09S
5IS.S2; loans on stocks, bonds and war
rants and personal security, s135,759.-
169.37; money on hand, $2S,1S7,SS4.26
due from banks. $56,029,9S4.S5; other
assets, S6,112, ,061.13.
Total liabilities of all banks: Capi-
tai paid up. SCI. .S21 ,S12.03; reserve profit
and loss, s41,046. .962.7S; due depositors.
$4OS, ,624. .663.07; due banks and bankers.
s19.2S2. 1873; other liabilities, 1885,
26O.1S. Total resources and liabilities.
s539031 SS534
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
HIL BURNERS ON
MONITOR WYOMING
Big Naval Vessel to Make Long
Trip on Coast to Test
New Fuel
Government Officials Believe
Big Saving Can Be Made by
Dispensing With Coal
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Sept I2.-Tbe United
States monitor Wyoming viii soon
leave Mare island navy yard, san Fran
cisco. for a coast trial trip, in which
she viii experiment with oil as a fuel
Tor steam purposes.
The Wyoming. a 1920 ton ship. is
the largest craft OF the American navy
Yet 10 experiment with Oil The fur
naces Of the monitor have been
equipped with oil burners similar 70
those now in use by harbor boats and
other craft engaged in Pacific coast
trade.
The experiment is not new one with
the navy. In fact. the value of oil has
been clearly demonstrated in the past
70 such an extent that the new tor
pedO boat destroyers to be built under
the last naval appropriation act are TO
be oil burning boats exclusively. In
addition TO this all OF the bigger ships
Of the American navy are equipped
Tor oil burners as well as coal The
practical good to be demonstrated by
The Wyoming may result from a re-
ouction in the cost of fuel for ships
from the Pacific station.
The steaming capacity Of oil is about
per cent greater than coal and the
cost Of oil, pound for pound. compared
with coal is about the same rate cheap
or. The coal used for the Pacific coast
S largely British Columbia coal. with
some Welsh coal The price charged
IS exceedingly high. Navy depart-
ment officials hardly look to the time
when oil viii be used by all big ships,
but they do believe that the fuel has
tremendous possibilities for coast de-
dense work.
The first experiments with oil in the
American navy were in 1865 and about
eight years ago a boiler test in the
Washington navy yard was the subject
Of a comprehensive report to the de-
partment The British navy has eX-
perimented considerably with oil, but
The dual plan of burning oil and coal in
conjunction on British men Of war was
found impracuicable and abandoned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
GROWERS TO GIVE
GRAPES TO HOGS
San Joaquin Vineyardists De-
clare Market Price Too Low
to Pay Expenses

LODI, Sept. 12.-At meeting of the
San Joaquin county wine grape grow
ers held here tonight reports from
various officers who have been in San
Francisco comforting with commission
men and shippers developed that al
though the grape market was rather
unsteady in all portions of the state,
prices afforded a living profit, but that
the growers of the Lodi district were
receiving SO little for their product
that it is absolutely impossible to pay
the expense of picking, hauling, etc.
1t is asserted that the California
wine association, which claims exclu-
sive control of the Lodi output, is pay
ing more for its grapes in other por-
tions of the state than it is in Lodi.
This point alone has aroused the ire
of the growers and it is more than
probable that strained relations be-
tween the wine association and the
growers of this section will result.
A movement is on foot to feed wine
grapes to hogs rather than sell to the
wine association. Growers are looking
into the proposition and express them
selves as favorably impressed with the
new plan. There is said to be a great
demand for hogs. especially. in the
bay markets, and it is very likely that
the valley hogs will be turned into a
majority of the San Joaquin vineyards
and permitted to fatten on zinfandels,
missions and other wine grape varie-
ties.
The introduction of hogs to dispose
Of the grapes is not altogether mat
ter of sentiment with the growers.
They believe that by charging fair
rate of pasturage they can get more
money for the product of their vines
than could be realized from sales to
the wine association.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
OIL GAS FLOW IS
STRUCK NEAR TRACY
Discovery Made in District Be-
ing Prospected by Former
TOnopah Miners
Experts Say That Indications
Are Bright for Deyelop-
ing Good Wells
sprcIAI. nIspArcH no THE cAIL

STOCKTON, Sept. 12.-The discovery
of a heavy flow of oil gas about four
miles west of Tracy in the district that
is being prospected for oil has caused
much excitement on the west side For
several months Bussey and Horton, two
Goldfield miners. who own the famous
Daisy claim, have been boring a well in
the new belt, where it believed there is
a lot of oil They are down over 1900
feet and the flow of oil gas is un-
usually heavy. From .all indications
they believe that they viii soon strike
a good strata of oil and propose con-
tinuing the operations Indefinitely.
When it became known that oil gas
had been struck three representatives
of the Standard oil company were sent
to the land owners in that vicinity and
have made every effort to secure op-
tions on the land. Two large tracts
have been bonded, but the others refuse
to accept the terms. The Goldfield firm
has already bonded about Is sections in
that vicinity. portion of their land be-
ing in San Joaquin county, where the
well is being sunk, and the remainder
in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
The experts in charge of the work de-
clare that they will soon find lot of
oil.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
LITTLE MURDERER
is GIVEN LIBERTY
San Jose Authorities Do Not
Know What to Do With the
Slayer of Peter Bernal
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ENlal1 ~ GALL
SAN JOSE, Sept 12.-Freddy Sepul-
veda. the year old murderer, who in
a moment of ungovernable rage slew a
playmate by blowing a hole through
his abdomen with a shotgun fired at
close range, viii be brought before a
coroner's jury by his father Monday
afternoon to relate incidents leading
up to the killing of II year old Peter
Bernal: The funeral of the little vic
tim is TO be held tomorrow.
Little Sepulveda's s father and mother,
who were in Livermore yesterday, re-
turned to San Jose today and could
scarcely believe the story of the terri
BILE occurrence at their home in their
absence. The gun which Freddy used
only too accurately is an antique muZ-
zle loading affair The father said it
had been loaded more than year. The
weapon usually stood behind the bed
and was almost never used. The gun
was so heavy Freddy could not raise it
to his shoulder. The fatal shot was
fired with the butt of the gun resting
against his knees.
Besides the two principals two others
were present, the A year old brother of
the slayer and the year old brother
of the little victim. 1t was the latter
who had the tomato in his possession
which started the dispute. Freddy ac-
cused him of stealing the vegetable
from his fathers garden. This lad,
frankie, was fleeing at the sight of
Freddys gun, when Peter, who had
been to the butcher shop, happened
along and attempted to interfere. The
infuriated lad turned the gun on him
and fired Peter dropped.
The little murderer is not at all wor-
ried because of his crime. He has been
released by the sheriff's office and the
lads father has promised to have his
son on hand for the inquest. The au-
thorities are puzzled as to how to pro-
ceed with the case on account of the
slayer's tender age.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
LOS ANGELES BANKS
FORM CONSOLIDATION
New Corporation Has Author
lied Capital of 100000 and
Includes Prominent Men

LOS ANGELES, Sept 12.-An impor
tant consolidation of financial interests
was effected today by the incorporation
of the Merchants bank and trust COM
pany of Los Angeles, which takes over
the Merchants trust company and the
Western state bank.
The new corporation, which has an
authorized capital of 100000. is com
posed of men prominent in Los Angeles
financial affairs.
The directors are o. M. Souden. Mark
G. Jones, George B. Epstein. n. Black
stock, j. c.. Il. Hull, T. Fl. Dudley,
James Bastable. Reuben Shelter. Hen
derson Hayward. w. f. Botsford and
Benjamin Z. Page.
The main bank of the new corpora
tion will be located in the present
quarters of the Merchants trust COM
pany, while the present Western state
bank will be maintained as branch
of the Merchants bank and trust COM
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
FRUIT IS GATHERED
BY SOCIETY'S BOYS
Members of Aid Association
Make Great Record and Some
Money Picking Berries

SEBASTOPOL, Sept. 12.-The boys
~ the San Francisco boys and girls
aid society who have been encamped
aere assisting in gathering the berry
Efap OF the Gold Ridge secti5n have
broke camp and returned home There
has been III boys in camp during the
season
This force Of youths has gathered
80 600 trays Of bIackberries, making 81
tons. and $4,000 tras Of logan berries,
raspberries and mammoths, making SO
tons more, or a total of $50 tons of
small fruits. In addition to these, the
boys have handled many tons of pears,
peaches and prunes at the local can
merry and for the growers. The total
earnings Of the lads amount TO more
than $4,000. of which all goes to the
individual boys who did the work, eN-
cept small charge for camp expenses.
There has been something over $4,000
spent by the society among the local
merchants in purchase OF supplies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
OREGON FARMER STAYS
NEIGHBOR WITH GUN
OuarreIed Over Ownership of a
Neckyoke Which Both
Claimed

ONTARIO, Ore, Sept. 12.-Word' has
reached here that Dave Weisner, an
oldtime citizen of Malheur, shot and
killed ]. b. Dull at Juntura. this coun-
ty. According to Weisner, Dull came
to his ranch and claimed a neckyoke
which Weisner claimed did not belong
to him. Dull paid no heed to Weisner,
but picked up the neckyoke mounted
his horse and started to ride away.
Weisner went into the house, secured
his rife and. taking deliberate aim,
shot Dull through the back, killing him
instantly. Weisner caught Dull's horse
and told one of his hired men to go
and get DulTs brother and remove the
corpse from the ranch. Weisner came
to Vale and surrendered to the sheriff.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
DESERTED FAMILY AND
FLED FROM CREDITORS
Louis MaIcus, Contractor,
Wanted in Shreveport, La,
Is CAPTURED in Reno

RENO, New. Sept. 12.-Louis Malcus,
formerly a contractor of Shreveport,
La, was arrested here today and is
now held on the charge of deserving
his wife and child, and of defrauding
creditors in Shreveport of more than
$4,000.
1t is stated MalcuS was one of the
most prominent contractors of Shreve-
port and was engaged in building the
Pythian temple in that city when he
left with another woman On leav-
ing Louisiana, it is said Malcus went
to Texas, where he boarded a steamer
for Los Angeles, which was ship
wrecked. News of his drownin &
reached Shreveport, which led the Of
ficers to a further search. The police
here believe Malcus is the man wanted
in louisiana
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
DAVIES DEMANDS
AUBURY'S SCALP
Agent of Monterey Coal Com
pany Resents Charge That
Ii Is a Wildcat
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12-W. H
Davies. the local representative Of the
Monterey coal company, today appealed
10 Governor Gillett TO put a stop TO the
charges of State Mineralogist Aubury,
who has repeatedly called the company
a wildcat concern.
Davies had two long consultations
with the governor. and requested the
e ecutive 10 investigate the charges
y ith a view Of ascertaining whether or
not Aubury's statements were justified.
II is believed the Monterey company is
laying a foundation for subsequent
steps TO have Aubury removed from
Office.
The governor did not state what
action he would take in the matter.
Davies said he was tired of Aubury's
statements and that he intended to
show him up The Monterey COM
pany is backed by IS other coal COM
panies in its stand in this matter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
The Deaf
May Hear
And Know 1t Before Purchasing

That the vast majority of Hearing
Devices are inefficient or entirely USE
less is undoubtedly the fact. 1t is
therefore necessary that an instrument
which really does make the deaf hear
distinctly should prove itself beyond
question to the prospective purchaser
before a purchase is concluded
The General Acoustic Co. are GLAD
to demonstrate to ALL deaf people that
the ACQUISITION will make them hear
INSTANTLY; are ANXIOUS to prove
without question that unless the
auditory nerve is entirely DESTROYED
you CANNOT HELP hearing distinctly
and if you do not hear with it after
a trial they will say to you: I'VE do
not want you to purchase, for dis
satisfied purchaser can do us more
harm than ten times the profit on the
instrument"
If you cannot call at our Office and
test it personally write us and we will
inform you how you may test it be-
fore purchasing.
The ACQUISITION electrically magni-
fies sound 400 per. cent. and clarifies
articulation, SO that by PERFECTLY
means the nerves of the ear
are quickened into responsive action.
1t is now installed and being used
with great success on a larger scale
in many Churches. Theaters and the
Public Buildings in Washington. List
will be sent on application.
Cut this advertisement out NOW
WHILE. IT is BEFORE YOU, and call
or write at your convenience; call if
possible, that we may demonstrate it
in the way that will be mutually the
most satisfactory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
INyEsTrGATIoN is REFUsED

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12.-There will
be no investigation by Governor Gil
lett Of the charges made by certain
medical students of the University of
Southern California that, at the re-
cent examination by the state board
of medical examiners of applicants for
licenses, partiallty was shown stu
Charles J.. Tfsdale. secretary of the
board. was in consultation with the
governor this morning, and il was
announced that the executive was
satisfied the accusations had no foun-
dation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
LOS ANGELES PASTOR is
ACQUITTED OF HERESY
Baptists Are Satisfied With
Rev. E. III. Brooks Con-
feSsiOn of Faith

Los ANGELES. Sept. 12.-After
four hours session of a specially sum
moned council of Baptists represent
ing several churches in the city and
county, Rev. Z. H. Brooks, pastor of
the FiguerOa street Baptist church,
was by unanimous vote last night
cleared of the charges preferred
against him by various brothers anC
sisters in the fold, the principal one
being heresy.
DR.. Brooks was accused by members
of his charge of not being orthodox:
of not believing in burning fire and
birthstone: of not believing in a per-
sonal devil: Of ridiculing the idea that
God sits on a throne. and, further, that
he taught socialism.
DIR. Brooks confession of faith was
satisfactory, and the charges were
deemed refuted.
The delivery of T,ODdOu'S milk re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
BELAsco PLAYS ron SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. Sept. III M Dodge
for several years manager of the Isis
theater, today took charge of the
Garrick Manager George Hunt, re-
lieving Dodge, is to manage the house
for Belasco and Wyatt of Los Angeles.
who are interested in the lease and
all of the. attractions booked by them
for Los Angeles will also play San
Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
KERN TO SPEAK IN STATE

SAN JOSE, Sept. 12.-It was an
nounced today by the county committee
of the democratic party that John w.
Kern, the democratic candidate for vice
president, would speak here in October.
1t was also stated that Theodore A.
Bell would speak here Wednesday eve
ming next.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
POPULAR PREACHER RESIGNS

SAN JOSE, Sept. 12.-Rev. j. A. Cruz
zan. pastor of the First Unitarian
church of San Jose, has resigned the
pastorate to assume the Pacific field
agency of the Unitarian church
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

AGED LABoRER COMMITS SUICIDE -Sacra-
mento. Sept. 12-John Orr. aged laboring
man, despondent because of lack OF work, COM
mitted suicide in Second street lodging house
today by drinking carbolic acid.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

The delivery of Londons milk re-
quires $500 horses
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

Fail goods just in Koenig Shoe Co.,
Kearny and Post, 1871 Van Ness av..@
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

U XTRA SIZE SUITS-for stout
IL here in any desired style. We {
a perfect fit Sizes to 90 bust, ski
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-24
NlW pNTMNrs EssrEn

The lists of patents issued from the United States patent office December %. for thc state of Connecticut, fur uished from the office of Seymour X Earle, solicitors of patents, S6S Chapel street. Is a8 follows:
 W, M. Zimmerman, New Haven, as- sguor. by means assignments, to A. F. Avery adminstratrix of E. J Tooi deceased; sewing machine,