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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

To the Dallas News: One OF tho
most discourag!ng things in the
world is the waste.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

IN the United States some Western
States have granted women the privi-
leges Of the ballot box. Everywhere
in our country, remarks the Boston
Herald. bands OF earnest women are
enthusiastically advocating the right
Of their sex to fur suffrage. When
the women OF this country as whole
demand the ballot there Is no doubt
It will be given to them, but not
before.
The constitution in China Is the
beginning OF a new era in which
Occidental civilization shall have a
larger part, prophesies the Pittsburg
Dispatch. The awakening has begun.
We may not anticipate duplication
OF Japanese development, for the
Chinese nature differs in important
particulars. But, we may expect a
wonderful metamorphogis, with more
faithfulness in copying the American
model.
Wonderful results are expected OF
new cactus, developed by Luther
Burbank. The claim made is that at
may be canned. picked, preserved,
made into syrup, or find a ready mar
ket in the fresh state. The leaves
Of the plant may be eaten by man
boiled as green's, fried like an egg
plant or eaten as a salad" Mr.. Bur
bank estimates that three billion
acres of unproductive soil throughout
the world may be utilized to yield
the new plant, so the report says.
What snap for another trust!
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

The French people keep up their
reputation for considerate fore
thought, with the. Washington Star,
by not requiring aviators to risk
their lives on sharp turns.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

Some folks" said Uncle Eben, Il
the Washington Star, takes credi
fob bein' hopeful an cheerful whel
dey's only jes' procrastinatin' -
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

S3T5-Sacrihce; owner obliged to sell: beautiful
lot, 20 feet frontage. 100 feet deep; grand
view; shade trees. water street work etc
swell location; minutes walk to depot. Adj
dress box 200 San Anselmo
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

MALE HELP WANTED ,-,~--,.
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and labor agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING,
llth and Market sts,. san Francisco.
Phone Market 656 and BOZ.
BRANCHES;
Phoue Oakland 1861.
Cd and Main sts. and III MarchesauN AVE-
Los Angeles. Cal.
MURRAY & READY.
READ THESE.
OUR FREE FARE SHIPMENTS
Y-DORRIS -MACD0EL-
50 lsborers, railroad work. Ss2,y9 - monl9i i9t
IS teamstcrs. general work. SOU month;
CALIFORNIA NORTHEASTERN r. t.
near
KLAMATH FALLS, ORBGoN-
go laborers. teSGasters. ballastmen, drillers'
rockmen, spikers. etc, Sl.55 to $40 day.
ALL FREE FARE.
AGAIN.
. Iaborers for work on railroad fence gangs
S525o month.
10 drilIers postlole work. $50 month.
FREE FARE.
ISKIY0U-0REGON
- spikers. % strappers, - wheelers ana 0V
ballsstmen; wages Sl.75 10 s.. 40 day
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
SLEEP At OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE,
NEXT DOOR TO
Nu-RRAY & READY'S GREAT LABOR
oTFTCFS. nth AND MARKET STS-
600 SINGLE ROOMS: sun AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM
25 CENTS PER NIGHT; SI25 PEh NEEh,
INCLUDING BATH.
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM 10
SAN FREE BARBER SHOP, B0OTBLACh
STAND. SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS,
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM. BAG
GAGE CHECKED FREE. ALL PAPERS AND
MAGAZINES. AND BELLAIAN TO CALL YOU.
WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED.
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE, FACING
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TERMl-
Nal RAILROAD DEP0T-11TH AND MAR
KIT STS., SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVER CLOSES.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
MARIN COUNTY REAL EsTATE


TERMS, LIS CASH, BALANCE $1O>AlONTH.
TAAIALPAIS Valley is being sold in acres at
$3.50 an acre and up. Tamalpais Valley is
view Of mountain and bay. A few years ago
acres in the Berkeley hills sold for a few
hundred dollars. Today they are worth thou
sands OF dollars Today, acres in Mil Valley,
one mile distant from Tamalpais Valley. are
worth from $3, 900 TO Sc. 600. Remember that
suburban SUP urban acres are hard to get. we are Dqid-
trio light and telephone service are assured
The electric trains are convenient and run on
half hour schedule. This is probably your last
chance to get beautiful acre homesite within
miles of San Francisco for a few hundred
dollars. We have sold 125 of these lots in
Valley and see for yourself: Send for illus
trated booklet CRANSTON. BELVEL 6
DWYER, 5I3 California st. Phone Kearny
4loo.
s375-sacrihce; owner obliged to sell: beautiful
lot, 40 feet frontage, 100 feet deep grand
view; shade trees water, street work etc ;
swell location; minutes walk to depot. Adj
dress box 200. San Anselmo.
SAN ANsELMO REAL ESTATE
fael Heights; sewer, water. wooded; lots 30
feet to two acres. ATTHOWE & STUDLEY,
FINANCIAL
THE BURLINGAME TELEGRAPHIC TYPE
W1aEK MRTEE Has REG6NTIT III BEEM TH0Rr
EXPERTS. BY TELEGRAPHIO EXPERTS.
BY TELEPHONE EXPERTS AND BY ME-
PANY INVITES ADDITIONAL ExRERT
EXAMINATION. PARTIES INTERESTED
Sh0LR cAIN or ARDRES sSs FINER Bur-
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
MARKET st. Bank books bought; dividend paying
unlisted bonds and stocks bought, sold and ex-
changed: D: E. BEsECKER. 24s PACING bldg
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

8 plasterers. near city. 50 day
shift boss. gold mine. Slo5 TO SlZO-
Lumber tally clerk and help load cars, 500 "a.
3 carpenters and shinglers, city, $3.50 10 500
per n.
tinsmiths. city. good wages.
Gardener. Santa Cruz CO.. boss here. $50 I'd.
Wine cellar man, boss here this morning
Sack sewer. country. steady. boss here, sou
Erie grader driver. 81 fare. SO 10 $50.
Cook. private place. $40 I'd.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
GENERAL MANUFACTURERS

ELECTRIC and metal signs. stencils, badges
metal checks: model & experimental work
famous red rubber stamp MOISE-KLINKNEH
CO.. 1919 sfarket
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

WE want your PIPE BUSINESS and win do
everything within reason 10 get the same
The pipe market is demoralized at this time
and prices away down.
All our pipe has new threads and couplings
and is dipped IN asphalt paint
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE PLACING YOUR
ORDER
a. Q. WHITE MACHINERY COMPANY. INC.
Corner 9th and Bryant sts.,
kAn Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
SAN ANsELMo REAL ESTATE

FOR choice suburban home sites see San Ra-
fael Heights; sewer, water wooded: lots sc
feet to two acres. ATTH0WE & STUDLEY,
San Anselmo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
LABOR LEADER IS
REBUKED FOR HIS
OPPOSING OF BRYAN

Denver, Colo, Nov. 19.-"Daniel
j. Keefe, president of the Longshore-
mems Union and sixth vice-president
of the American Federation of Labor
If dissatisfied with the political pol
icy of the federation should have re.
signed from the executive council of
that body instead of making fight
in behalf of Judge Taft in the recent
campaign. When he accepted a place
on the executive council he, like all
other members, agreed to the policy
of majority rule. BY his refusal to
accept the decision of the majority
of the leading labor officials OF the
trades unions of the country he stul-
titled labor and himself"
The foregoing is, in effect, the
of the committee In its re-
port to the federation convention.
Since a week ago, Monday, when
the address OF President Gompers,
created a stir over the country, By
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
WOMEN PLAN RAIDS
AND DISTURBANCES
TO SECURE SUFFRAGE

The prediction is made today BY
members Of the union that within a
year the franchise will be given to
all English women.
In the 1909 suffragette campaign.
Just outlined, is to be the fiercest
the union has ever waged. Minor
changes will be made from time to
time as emergencies require, but the
main features of II are as follows:
A fund OF $25O,O0O for an active
campaign.
The breaking up of every meeting
at which cabinet member is to
speak.
Continual raiding OF parliament
house, whenever the national leglsla-
tive body is in session.
Tncessant rushing" of the minis
iers in their own houses. at their
main Offices and whenever they ven
.ure out of door.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19

its clear-cut stand on the political
question, the delegates assembled at
the convention have been anxiously
awaiting the report of this commit
tee for It would sound the keynote
of the federation's failure political
policy.
Keefe came to Denver with the
avowed intention of making a fight
on Gompers because of his stand for
the lecetio nof Bryan and other can
didates on the Democratic ticket. He
started to organize the opposition to
Gompers on the day of his arrival
but met with little success.
Still lanother slap was administer-
ed to Keefe when the executive coun-
ell at Is session last night decided
that in the future all members OF
that body who may oppose the will
Of a majority in matters political
should resign from $tfe council and
act merely as individuals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
ANTI-GAMBLING LAWS
DRIVE SPORTSMEN
OVER TO ENGLAND

London, Nov. 19.-American anti
gambling laws are counted on to
. bring such mob OF transatlantic
sportsmen to England for next years
racing that the British contignent is
getting nervous.
The American will be welcome in
a way, as they will bring money into
the ring. Still they have a record
for such enormous winnings in the
past that the "bookles" are not, on
the whole, altogether sure they're
glad to see. them. The breeders are
distinctly hostile and say that the
influx OF American horses threatens
to kill their market.
Whether the English like It or not,
however, American owners stand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
BITTER FIGHTS BETWEEN
GRAFT TRIAL ATTORNEYS

lof the special counsel" declared Ach,
and"
II want to say right here" inter
rupted Attorney Matthew |. Sullivan
for the people, that while we are on
this subject we object to being desig-
mated by counsel for the other side
as special counsel aud special pros
ecutors. We are here for the people
OF the state of California with the
concurrence of the district attorney
and that OF the whole people of Cali
fornia. II counsel Insists upon maxi
ing personal remarks, suggest that
the court administer little con-
tempt medicine"
Ach startedto reply but the court
cut him short with the admonition.
THAT is all l care to hear. The court
asks for the opinions OF counsel on
questions of law and there has been
too much indulgence in the personal
equation in this discussion. 1t must
not be done and will be tolerated no
more by this court"
Attorney J. J. Dwyer for the prose
eution asked the court II the attor-
neys for the people were not TO be
allowed to defend themselves from
personal attacks and the court di-
reeted that the examination OF the
witness proceed.
Judge Lawler ruled that the attor-
neys for Ruef would be permitted TO
ask questions as to the details of the
signing of the immunity contracts
subject to motions by the prosecution
To strike out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
UNITED Press Leased Wire. }


London, Nov. 19.-Active plans
were begun today for the formation
of troop Of women cavalry for the
purpose of aiding In the breaking of
police lines during suffragette dc.
monstratlons. A fund of $3.50, 900
has been voted by the women's So
clal and Political Union and tho
greater portion OF II will be used for
concerted attacks upon the parlIa-
ment house and the residences OF It's
members hostile to suffragette leg
islatlon
The dates fixed for the various
rushes and raids are kept secret for
the present. The members. however,
have been warned by the officers os
the union that there must be no
false pollteness."
Public meetings will be held and
at the elections. every effort will he
made to defeat Liberal candidates. I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
FIGHTIN "BOB" TO
LIVE IN LOS ANGELES

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
Los Angeles. Nov. l9.-W. ]. Ar
kell, assistant to the president of the
Los Angeles Harbor company. today
announced that Rear-Admiral Rob
ley ID. Evans will come to Los Ange-
les to make his future home. Admir-
al Evans was elected chairman OF the
board OF directors OF the Los Ange
les Harbor company, which plans ex-
tensive improvements about the San
Pedro harbor. Arkell says that
when he was in Washington ten days
ago, he saw admiral Evans and that
Evans promised that he would come
TO Los Angeles this winter and make
this city his future home.
The admiral will be here at the
close of a lecture tour he is now
planning.
The corporation is headed by A.
c. Bird, former traffic manager OF
the Gould lines and plans to 10
much work on the harbor at San
PEDRO, A railroad between this city
and that port s. one of the projects
Of the company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
Omitted Press Leased Wire }

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Nov. l9.-Bitter
personalities between Attorney Henry
Ach for Abraham Ruef, indicted eX-
boss OF San Francisco, and the at
torneys TO rthe prosecution marked
the beginning of the Ruef trial in
Judge LAWYERS court today The yer-
bal encounter was cut short by Judge
Lawler who declared that he would
not tolerate further indulgence in
personalities by their side and that
he would take measures 10 prevent
their recurrence.
The quarrel arose over questions
propounded TO James l.. Gallagher,
chief of the boodling board of super
visors and star witness for the peo-
pie against Ruef as To the details
OF the signing of the immunity con
tract between Rudolph spreckles and
the members Of the boodiing board,
Attorney Hiram Johnson objected
20 the questions as calculated TO
waste time, Aeh replied that he was
asking the questions TO save time,
That is like Satan rebuking sin, 90
declared Attorney Johnson, looking
sQuarely at Ach I'VE can show the
court that this very question just
asked the witness was asked and an
swered five minutes ago and we can
show the court that the counsel for
the defendant has asked such ques-
tions time and time again for the very
purposeof delaying this trial, dishon-
orably, we think"
II take an exception to the remarks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19

chance of winning some of the rich
est English classic three-year-olds
next year.
In Foxhall Keene's Sir Martin, for
instance, turns out anywhere nearly
as good as he's advertised, the pros
poets are that the Derby will be
credited to the Stars and Stripes
again.
The past seasons British three
year-old form has been very confus-
ing and Slgnorienetta' dual victory
in the Derby and the oaks is now be-
lieved to have been a fuke She
showed no such powers in any sub
sequent race and the general opinion
Is that J.. B. Joel's "Yonr Majesty"
Is really the seasons best horse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
ALICE ONLY SMOKES
TWENTY CIGARETTE

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov -
gresham Nicholas LongV'ii =. =
10 have worked a great rslo''..
in the character OF bis wife, ''..
statement of Dr. Lyman D - ~,
whose address on "Hunan '''
and Possibilities" is the 'opN
cussion in social circles '0a,'
Congressman LonspOlu /, 7,
friend Of mine recently
sperry in his address Osl''' .
Ii. C. A., that he has sn'''
reducing the number Of 'ls'l''
wife smoked from foTy % ~
day" -. -
DR.. Sperry hurled ln'e'u' y :
the increased use Of taOae'' :. : /.
clared something shOu''
abate the evil,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
TO WITHDRAW
TRACT OF LAND
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
TO WITHDRAW 01 800 ACRES
OF VALUABLE LAND - RIrsu
EXPECTED.

The General Land Office has dc.
cided to withdraw on January %
1908, 91,500 acres from the Ump.
qua Forest Reserve. This embrace
some of the finest dairylng, fruit and
timber lands in O~egon( being lp-
Gated in Coos and Western Lane and
Douglas counties.
The diarying and fruit lands will
be subject to the Homestead Act on
ly, bnlt the timber lands will be daken
up under the timber and stone law
One of the peculiar features Of
this opening is that squaters rights
VIII be recognized. After December
Fl persons may settle on the land
and prepare 'omake II their home
The rights of such squatters will he
recognized as prior to those who file
on January 20.
IL is expected that there will be
great rush for these lands. owine
TO the fact that similar land in that
section is held at from $50 to $500
per acre. The proposed railroad
from Drain to Marshfe,d runs di.
rectly through the center of this
tract which will be thrown open.
This seems to disprove the charge
made against the government that
vast areas are being reservdd for
he benefit Of the lumb men and
hat bonafide homeseekers are being
hut out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19

her personal property aud the use of
one-third of her real estate during
his life time, Mrs. Burnaby's wealth
has been variously estimated from
sl,OOo,OOO to $4,000, 900, This law
applies in case there are no chill
dren.
The contract provides that Burn.
ably shall grant his wife one-third OF
all his property in case she should
survive him but his property is so
meager that he Is admitted to have
the better of the bargain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
PHILIP
WRITES memoir

Kaiser Wilhelm Is in a state q I
comfortable apprehension iodiI I
lowing the announcement that pa
Philip IN Eulen, is prepahis
elaborate book Of memoirs lAii y
he published after his death ini I
for safety, the memoirs thf =
been completed thus iar have
sent abroad,
II is expected that they ElA
spicy as the Hohenlohe memoirs
that they viii eclipse this @o'l
their unwelcome truth cones''lg
II is stated that the memoir
be published In England .
would be conhscated II they 'P'a'
here. A number OF letters non
Kaiser are saidto appear ID n'
lme.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
ENGLISH GROOM
AFTER THE MONEY

'Nhiteu Ffess lensed Wlre.D
Chicago, Nov. 19.-Chicago sooie-
ty is discussing today an ante-nup-
tial agreement between Algeron e.
win Burnabee OF Leicestershire
England and Minna Field Gibson, a
niece OF the late Marshall Field. dat,
ed the day before their marriage and
filed here late yesterday. The agree
ment provides that in the event OF
her pre-decease. Mrs. Burnaby's
husband win receive the same pro-
portion of her property as would fall
20 an American husband under the
laws OF Illinois.
This will amount to one-half OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
RULERS
(Continued from page II

that horrible acts OF some sort have
taken place at the Chinese capital.
One rumor says that an effort is being
made by agents the revolutionists
to overthrow the government by kill
ing all the high authorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19

| rr1se Css1. ten tle, g.,
Rsn. RSV, In TOWNSHIP s'''''stA
in Townsb,n ~ SeetIe, \
tVu C1p. 'iO', 10 south AsIr !, ~ NJ
RaD.a R11, IN Township t,... !, 81
ron. Sc ten CiOl o.'g'sss
eIpb, cIp' [Sa' va IN ros''s'II' Dss'I'
two S1' lot ,zS)' Range 4, '',S ~ 81
nina fU " -, to seven q, y, III
fifteen ~, IT., ten !lo,,' to',,l s'n
hair it'n Il, u5), sixteen 'V''''' ~,
ty.tvO VI 1--WE ,towventy-one ON ~
and J"V tu. .Ss), all tvept,,,,' y
twor,,. ,'S-slx (2e)
ssctiona eciCy,nlne laN, RAM. : y
e,O"s scveD s7 one ~, three :, h, = Y.
teen cen" nv, ip' thirteen n, III
Ram Ponoo ho1i o.. in TovnssiiD, NJ. Y
five r"1P C5, Ten 90 Sections NY \.
G,r forr,e 20, y and na. eight rsi;s,lS'r' -
sertIonn sS~t,y n .l' Ii'l' Range ei.,' |.
,n'., ,"., six ts), ten 90, -, A.. y I
owenty-twO 1--WE cay, tv,,,, 1, a,''s y,
ana. ana lhfrty-three Cssl. I
easm elgnteen uS), Range s'.,'' \ ~
sou south half Of Section, ~ s,'a
zen uOl, all fifteen NJ, llo' y i
,99n I,a Q6)i in TOWNSHIP a,' Y
Il. oSl' Range elecpn NV ~
,n'rty-.lx ,adt tss)i in rovv,,,. va,
.2O! Range eleven ~ II
nauf Of Sections nIDst.., Man, II
twenty f2nl al
IN IN Township tvsnlyos. A. Il.
Range Haa eleven tlp. SsrIm N
'dS) north half Of thIrt~.
al al twenty-nine t2s) and N,.
.SS; in Township tventy,, u, n
Range eleven tli), Section, !,
!" seven lO and eighteen IN.
township twenty-iour On N
eleven I'D, sections sil,n
and sixteen tis)i in Tovn.Ab N
" (2O), Range twelve IN n
lions twenty-three tlsl, tvasl|
'zo) and twenty-si1 tlsl,Ml1
and Wet Willamette Nerab,
yon. Warning Is hereby u.|
given that no person will !. III
ed to gain or exercise an n
whatever under any settl,nm \
occupation begun prior to ID
,er 81, 1908, and all such s,uu.|
S hereby forbidden.
FRED DESyEr
Commissioner Of sthe GensnI a
Office
Approved September ~, ilH]
FRANK PIER1 |
first Assistant Secretary o. "A
terror.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
Walter zeller and clyne wheele

walter zeller and Clyne Wheeler
aged ls and 20 years, respectively
have confessed to the murder of Ze,-
ier's grandfather for his money.
Love, liquor and gambling were
held to be responsible for most
wrecks at the meeting of the Ameri-
can railway surgeons.
Russian troops have assembled
near the Persian border line and may
interfere in the revolt in the latter
country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-19
INVESTIGATE
LIFE IN THE
COUNTRY

I The commission on country life ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt, will
leave Washington on November Is
and will visit several educational CEN
ters of the west for the purpose of
obtaining information on the condl-
ton OF western country life. whether
anything needs to be done to improve
IL, and II so what II may be. It is
proposed to hold hearings at agricul-
tural colleges so far as practicable as
these institutions provide effective or
ganizations for securing the attend
ance of persons W., are well qualified
to express an opinion on country life
questions. In particular the commits
sion invites the attendance at these
hearings of representative farmers,
teachers, business men, physicians
and others who live In the open c,un-
try or have relations with Il. Ac-
credited delegates from oranges.
farmers clubs or similar organlza-
tions as well MS farmers and others
who come on their own responslb lityI
and who are likely 90 be helpful I'm
the investigation will be welcome The
meetings will be public but are not
held for the purpose OF making
speeches. Full and free discussions
of the various problems affecting the
life of the farmer especially those re-
lating TO the larger economic. social |
and sanitary questions OF the open
country will form the basis for these
hearings. AS the commission can
meet only a short time at each place.
A portion of the conference will be
devoted TO mapping out plans for fur
ther consideration and study of these
questions, the results to be sub
nitted at later date for the use
II the commission.
The party Will divide at Sacramen-
o. several members will go north TO
iold hearings at Spokane, December
and 8, and Bozeman. December G
md Z, reaching Omaha TO hold ioint
essions with the other during the
'orn Exposition. The party will be
n charge of C. ]. Blanchard, statisti-
an II. S.. reclamation service. Wash
ngton, ID. c.
The itinerary Of the commission is
s follows:
Dallas, Texas, November 20-21; e,
'aso. Texas, November 22-2s; Tus-
on, Arizona, November "a: Los
.ngeles, Cal, November 25-26: Fres-
o. Cal, November 27; San Francis
o. Call November 2S-29; sacramen-
D. Cal, November so; Reno. Nevada
l; Salt Lake City. Utah
december 2, 3, 4 Denver, Colo. De- |
ember SO; Fort Collins, Colo. De-
ember rs; Omaha, Neb,, December I
10; Minneapolis. Mimi, December II
l; Madison, Wisconsin, December .
2; Champaign, Ills, December IA: d
haca' ~ Y, December l6; Washing y
IN, ID c., December II. i
Second Party NOrthbound. I
Leave Sacramento December mr.
ovember 80; Portland, Oregon. De "
'moer 2; Spokane, Wash; Decem- u
n T. 5; Bozeman. Mont, December o.
and Z; Omaha, Neb., December ie
Id 10. te