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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee Of the Weather Bureau.

temperature at e p. m. 40 degrees. Ma -
rrgm temperature. 81 d-sicvs. minimum
temperature. 81 degrees. mean tempera-
rure. Il degrees, which is degrees above
normal Total deficiency of tsmperature
since first of the month. III degrees: ac-
rumulated deficiency OF temperature since
January /, go degrees Total precipius-
lion. none. total precipitation since first
OF month. 2.07 inches. which is III inches
above normal Accumulated excess sine
January I. 5.5l inches Relative humidity
IN .. m. 81 per cent
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DRUGLESS SPECIALIST.

CHRONIC ana nervous diseases. spinal
troubles female complaints Dr. p E
Erickson. chIropractor, - Constitution
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z NJ WEST & CO.. stocks. 321 D. F.
Walker Blk Both phones office and res
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BUILDING AND BUILDING TRADES
PAINTS AND GLASS.

EVERYTHING THAT GOES ON WITH
A BRUSH Acme Quality kind" Paints
varnishes enamels. Al supplies Culmer
Paint & Glass Co. 20 F. Ist So. Phones 81
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COAL AND KINDLING.

GRANITE Coal & Feed Co.. formerly A
P Curtis & Co. Coal and wood our spe-
cialty. Both phones 1895. Yard phone 1880
Office, 100 East Second South.
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HOME BUILDING.

MODERN HOME BUILDING CO.. Al
Dcoly block. Bell phone. Main 3212
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BUILDER.

IF YOU are going TO build a home. see
me- NJ VI. King 221 Constitution Bldg
PeIl 1724 Ind t12a-R.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC NoTIcE-Mt. Moriah lodge
No. will hold a special meeting tomor-
row (MandayD evening at 7:30 O'Clock for
r c. degree work. Masons qualified in
vited. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL.
Secretary
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z. P JENNINGS. mining engineer I0l
Mercantile bldg. Bell 129S Res. Bell 1755
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BLUE PRINTING.

BLUE PRINTING-Fresh papers: e..
pert operators; new plant. Breeder Office |
Supply Co. so West Second South
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. j. 8. SHARP-Suite a07: phone Ind
ss14 Bell s49. Formerly at 50 E. Sd South
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TILES AND MANTELS


ALL kinds of tile work. wood an, t,ls
mantels: new and complete stock. Ietch-
field & Barstow. The Tile and Mantel
Men" IS South State street
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CARPENTERS.

SHUMAKER & SIMS. ga Richards St.
solicit odd JOBS OF all Kinds about your
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VIM H ALEXANDER. SIT Atlas block
Mining stocks bought and sold on com.
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FIXTURES.

UTAH BUILDING & MANUFACTURE
INC; co. Inc. 221 w. So. Temple Both
phones 1855 Cabinet work. show cases
counters shelving. etc. Manufacturers
of Bank Bar and Office Fixtures Milton
Ridges. manager
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STOCK BROKERS.

W. B. ANDREW & CO., aO1 D. F. Walk
er Block Stocks and bonds bought and
sold on commission Phones Bell 116; In
dependent I339-R
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GEOLOGIST.

r FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properties. Rooms
el2-2lS Brooks Arcade. Both phones.
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E. A. TAYLOR. Examinations reports
Investments. D. F. Walker blk Bel 2iel
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

EBER w. HALL. Undertaken. Embalm
err 225 s. West TEMPLE Both phones 1913.
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MRS. BYRON W KINGS studio. In
Gordon Academy building: residence 1924
First ave: Ind. phone 22S6.
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MINING ENGINEERS.

J. s. FREE. Mines and mining; exanin-
aIions and reports 3Sl D. F. Walker blk
Bell 249l: branch office Phoebe. New.
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DR.. FRED D. BICKFORD-Suite 2os-s.
Formerly at Summit block. rooms / and 2
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ASSAYERS.

]. W. CURRIE. 20 West Sd South St
Salt Lake City Samples by mail or ex
press receive prompt attention
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-Girl wishes work by the
day. Bell phone H15-X.
WANTED-Woman would like position
as stenographer and bOOkkeeper Refer
ences. Address y 10. Herald.
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American Beauties and NUNS"
A very choice stocs. Telephone Bell
l1l or Independent t42. superb Florist
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MASSAGE.

MRS. o. ROGERS, massage; graduate
Kellberg Institute, Chicago, Ill; gives
massage. Room ., 2s51s So. Main st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Philip Wade Baker. Pueblo. Colo, u
-.uzlbeth Delap. Harrisonviie. 30.
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CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT

s. C. SHAW & CO.. Structural Steal
Contractors Supplies. Concrete Reinforc-
ing. Railway Supplies, Concrete Mixers.
Portland Cement etc Harris Bros. Rem
80 Atlas block. Both phones
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STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVES ranges and furnaces repaired;
castings at wholesale and retail. 242 State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Worka
Phones J724-N
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INTERIOR FTNIsHINGS.

49, .-s--S1- -----~-~~~~O~
THE J. p. PAULSON CO.
IlO-l12-lH West Second South St
Both phones 45S.
p. Q. Box S72.
Manufacturers OF bank. office bar and
store fixtures: also show cases, wall cases,
desks. etc. etc. Agents for the Bruins
ck-Balke- Coliender company's billiard
and pool tables and supplies Our fixtures
are practical, up-to-date and of exclusive
design. We are carrying the largest stock
OF pool tables and supplies in the west
See our show rooms. warehouse and fac
tory. We are also manufacturing and
handling everything pertaining to soda
fountains. carbonaters. etc Correspon-
Se0Ns solicited
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Trenton flour. made OF dry-land
wheat-it means more bread and bet
ter bread TO the sack. All good grocers
sell Il
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.

WE REPAIR FURNITURE, make old
new. upholstering- Riley Furniture Co.
Both phones.
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FURNACES AND RANGES.

FURNACES and ranges cleaned and re-
paired. chimneys cleaned: leaky roofs re
paired and painted. Harry Femmel, Ind.
nho7e 1927
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SOCIETIES.

MRS. CHARLES VAN DYKE, Mrs. r.
S Connor. Mrs. J. T. Treasure. Mrs. @.
V. Schramm, Mrs. Frank Sherwood. Mrs.
L A Mehse will entertain the members
of Mizpah and Lynds chapters. o. Z. S..
AT an informal reception at the home of
Mrs Charles Van Dyke. 253 South Sixth
East St, Friday evening. Oct. 90, 1905.
Gentlemen are invited. For the benefit
of the Floral fund.
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POOL TABLES.

POOL TABLES-Large stock second
hand tables cheap Also show cases and
drug fixtures. Headquarters Tor billiard
supplies. W. L. Wetherbee. 15S and lej
West 1st South street Ind 2s29.
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WANTED-Ladies to have their shirt
waists Numbered at the Salt Lake shirt
waist laundry; only laundry IN city for
shirt waists only; waists done from 1Oc
up; good work guaranteed. Bell phone
ses2-Z VIII call for bundles 24 West
sth South.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WANTED-Improved or un-
improved property must be
cheap cash. no agents. Adj
dress P. O. Box 1911.
WANTED Experienced dressmnker
wants work by the day. E. Sauer. S3s
oslel aNeilue-
WANTED-Want good Smith Premier
typewriter, No 2 for cash. State price
and where can be seen. Must be bar
gain Address n 8, Herald.
WANTED-Young lady would like TO
learn dressmaking thoroughly. Bell phone
lss2-k. Ask for Miss Davis.
wANTED-Desk room wanted by lady
stenosrapher. Address n I. Herald
WANTED = To borrow,
$4,000, on gilt edge security.
Address R 20, Herald,
wANTED-Two lady's tickets to Kan
sas city; price sl2. N 13, Herald.
wANTED-Gent's ticket to St. Paul,
via Omaha. n Il, Herald
wANTED-Youne man would like tick
ct to Los Angeles Address III S State
WANTED-DoIls' complete Xmas ward
robe made 10 order. Address n I, Her
aid.
WANTED-Rooms papered and paper
furnished for 81 and up stock Of high
grade papers at half price. Bell phone
7S9-X, III East Second South
wANTED-A secondhand Burroughs
adding machine. Address n %. Herald
wANTED-Lady's and gents tickets to
Los Angeles Tel. Ind. 2s17
WANTED-Improved or unimproved
property; must be cheap; cash; no agents.
Address P. o. box 161l.
CAME & HOOPER COMPANY,
Insurance,
Hooper bldg. Bell phone ISIS.
WANTED-Four or five men to board
and room; modern house; also a plain
cook Gail 367 81.
WANTED-Nurse desires confinement
cases; will help with light homework
Ind. 1901.
WANTED-Young children to care for
by competent mother; best of care. Ad-
dress 1906 So. eth East.
WANTED-A practical poultry raiser to
join advertiser in the business; small cap
ital necessary. Apply IL n South West
Temple.
WANTED-Chimney sweeping and fur
mace cleaning. Leave orders at King
Browning Hdw. Co. Both phones 1887.
WANTED-We pay the highest price for
Furniture Co. 3l5 State street Bell
phone 9S3-K-
WANTED-Horses to keep during win
ter; good pasture, feed and barn shelter.
inquire DR.. White. Is State street Phones
WANTED-Ladies to have their shirt
waists iaundered at the Salt Lake shirt
waist laundry; only laundry In city for
shirt waists only; waists done from lOc
up; good work guaranteed Bell phone
s6S2-Z VIII call for bundles "a West
sth South.
WANTED-Highest price paid for iron.
brass, rags bottles. rubber. copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co. $40 to 300 South 4th West
at. Both phones 20
WANTED-Have your springs stretched
made good as new; all kinds OF furniture
repaired. William Fairchil7 % ". 4th So
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WANTED-Agents for the most Won
derful noney-maker sold today for agents
street men. distributing agencies, etc;
biggest success on record; when operat-
ed, people stop. look. listen, become fasci-
mated, buy: demand worldwide: agents
making $40 to $50 a day: get next quick
ly. Write Handy Things Co. Ludington.
Mich.
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MIS-. Charles Van Dyke. 253 South Sixth
East St. Friday evening. Oct. 90, 1905.
Gentlemen are invited. For the benefit
of the Floral fund.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN, homestead No. 1132, meets ev-
Grafton of Labor hall. corner Fourth South
and State SITS. William E. Jenkins fore
man. J. Everett Seely. Cor. 70 South
second East St Bell phone Main 5S45-K-
UTAH Commandery No. Ii, knights
Templar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple, cor. I'd East and LIST South,
the first Thursday OF each month. So
fournIng Sir Knights cordially invited to
attend JAMES H BROWN, E C.
E. o LEATHERWooD. Recorder.
a. s. RITE-The fou- co-ordipats
todies of the A. A. 8. Rite of Free Ma
sonry hold stated meetings the third
huda in Sash go 9afh and at M sse6nS Ten
sstTeets Sojourning brethren invited.
LOUIS COIN, s2d Degree
" IA 'S STTRBA a1D6ha s2d p eeTee NO
". NJ James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
ZINES H. BROWN. K c. c. H.
Commander Salt Lake Council; kadosh
60 D. EVANS. x C. c. Il.
NJ and K. Utah Consistory No. l.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. sd Degrea
Registrar for all the bodies
WAsATCH lodge No: l. F. and A. M
pee1ilar meetings held at the Masonic
Te9nie. corner Second East and First
Soutb the second riday OF each month.
Members OF sister lodges and sojourninr
0rethre" 4. E HUTCHINSON. W. NJ
Al. LOWE, Secretary.
,,oI-NT NfoRIAH lodge No. > snd
NJ ~ Regular meetings held at Maso1ic
11>a-onIe. corner First South and Second
-, the second Monday Of each month
E1Sa,ehers OF sister lodges and brethren IN
gooo -tanding are c15o1 pEHI 1ny,ted TO at
/ te rrpaR1sTor'HFR DlEHL- Secretary.
,RGENTA lodge No. 2. F. & A. M
Reg u,A-s second East and First South fbs
eorIi tuesday of each month Member
~ ~ ester lodges and sotourning brethren
cofoi0' W. z. HOWARD, W. NJ
n c. PHILLIPS. Secretary
UTAH CHAPTER No. / R A M
s'is Corner Second East and First South
" first wednesday Of each month. so.
iourning compani3nfs- 81, esosrdelaily invited tc
afyehe PHfLLIPsl Secretary - =
NACCABEEs-U tent No
lets every Wednesday evening at I. O.
Sir knights cordially invited.
NAOMI REBEKAH lodge No. meet,
every second and fourth Saturday even
snes OF each month IN Odd Fellows tenn
ME Market street
SALT LAKE acre No. 81. 2. o. E.
Meets every Friday evening. corner I'd So
and West Temple Club rooms open from
10 g. m to 12 D. m every day IL W.
Beaver. Secretary.
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WANTED-Horses to keep during win
ter; good pasture, feed and barn shelter.
inquire DR.. White. IS State street. Phones
"a.
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VOCAL LESSONS.

FOR 81 a month in classes, Madame
Brodbeck, pupil of Manuel Garcia gives
thorough vocal instruction at her recital
hall. Ind. phone 1862.
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ELOCUTION.

MRS. BYRON ". KINGS studio in
Gordon Academy building; residence, 1921
First Ave: Ind phone 22S6
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wANTED-we pay the highest price for
household goods In good condition. Star
Furniture Co. 315 State street Bell
phone 9SS-K
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CHINA PAINTING.

FVAE. SNOW. studio 4l6 Hooper bldg:
Christmas novelties; lessons. orders. fir
f~C
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PIANO TUNING.

J. w. MORRISON Headouarter.
Clayton-Daynes Music Co.: res. Sc Cor
don ave
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CUT STONE.
ELECTRICAL.

MOTORS. generators. fans; new and
secono-hand- Eorknan Elect Co gl-ss5
South West Temple. Bell 800: Ind ss3
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WANTED-Highest price paid for iron.
brass, rags bottles, rubber. copper. etc
Utah Junk Co. $40 to 300 South 18th West
at. Both phones 229
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SHIPPING.

--->-I---------~-~~~
CUT RATES TO any part OF tho United
States. We cnn save money for you In
shipping goods either east or west Cor
respondents IN all the principal cities
See US or phone sos. Redman Van d
Storage Co. III So W. Temple.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

HOLMAN, PAYNE & co. Largest stock
of mining timbers IN the intermounIa.n
country. PRICES RIGHT. Both phones
sS7 Doolv block.
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WANTED-Chimney sweeping and fur
mace cleaning. Leave orders at King
Browning Hdw. Co. Both phones 1857.
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS.

BIRD COWAN CO,
$50 South West Temple Bell phone as
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS.

C D. MOORE. $50 Atlas. Irrigation and
railway work specially. Res. phone 400
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OUR polishing cloth will polish any
thing; sells everywhere; sample 10c; free
catalogue OF other goods that sell Rob
inson Mfg. Co.. Dept. 40, los Wells St
Chicago.
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WANTED-Have your springs stretched.
made good as new; all kinds OF furniture
repaired. William Fairchil1. % ". 4th So
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CLOTHING statesmen take one order
in each town, making 3 to SIS for few
minutes work; high-grade proposition
Cruver Mfg Co, Desk Is, Chicago. III.
LIVE men handle greatest magazins
clubbing offers; four magazines 81: 300
commission. NJ B. Ramsey, Lexington.
Kentucky.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

D. W. JAMES & CO., plumbing. steam
heat. hot water contractors. g. East First
south street. Phone 379.
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WANTED-Salesmen; local or traveling
large line hotel menus. post cards. an
nou,hcements, advertising specialties; lib
eral- commissions; good side line. Ienox
Mfg. Co, Plainfield. N J.
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SECOND HAND STORE.

WE BUY. secondhand furniture. stoves,
ranges. clothes. Bell 5145, s3I. Michigan
Fur. Co. 345 South State
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
OF the Pacific

ASTORIA. o-- IS-S1esmer BrsskEsrsr.
Captain MscfSe1n- arrived Il this morning 1ro--l
Co.'s hay wfth freight sn6 rssss1ge-s-
S-zEuE- Fzl-uz 1e<- or 1kis ElCr11zE 90 san
Frsneisea VITA cargo Z 500 ol'9 feet q Jun
her 3Oz6H5 sr Fc-rlsn6-
STEAMER AzlLz1ce- Captain oiso1. left ol1 This
rscruirg fo- Coos hsT Wi-A freight and n1sse1-
rsrs
or -suke- "a : Farte- n fbs Associzted oll
cczqzny. with e cargo & c-u6e cd frul1 Port
PORTLAND. Oc-- as-Ibe oriental ll1er NJ
rcmeE1s IS due - zrrTe here Ssturosy from
HonEka1g Via japanese TsoErs- Eonel1lu and
san FTanciSro- She h-1ugs alcut l-us tons q
overland freight
ne Hrif5sh STEAMER Beech1=r Vas lowered
from TIE DRY cock yesterday sfte-lco1 a1a VII
- rez6r II lezre fa- EE1ekz = eT osEs-
The steamer BreskWErHr Is 61e - arrive rh1s
sfternr1n from Coos bay
Trr zeruzz ship Eenrse-rs VII -1isE lozrine
usear san1rrpu srd * = expected = hsFe
~ F-e1ch lzrk NsuIlly -esdF 70 sal to- Europe
slso ~ thez T-le-
ne Freaeh tzrk VIE On BaTre arrived ID
81 L5-ntua late lsst E1En- unceT r1zTIeT -
soad wheat tor EurCTe- Sc s. here ron hft'sr1
IEslsnfz-
With sare-s1 hrndred aoas = wheat snd n coo
fee- u hunter Cd fsarl the new steamer falcssn
-eT- fer san Frzn1isco z01sF
Ihe steam seh1azsr Guissllt lS1T ooFl -ast
ulct- vita $50 ng1 feet q lruner-
SEA-T-E Oct -s-AZsTleal steamer NeFa-
ss- wtseh bras-hr 7pg tons q general cargo
f-lzn the Atlantic e0zs-- VII ioad 1s-"se cases
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
British Bark Calcutta Runs Into Tail End of
Iyphoon. but Escapes With Little Damage

The British bark Calcutta arrived IN
yesterday from Tsingtzo. China. CAP
tain Davies reports that on October J.
Vhen In lstituse ss.z7 north and lon
gitude 17s.sI west. he ran into the tail
end of q tvphoon- Fer zs hours the
sale ragged whlle great seas swept the
vessels decks A hercs blast carried
away The Calcutts-s foretop mast
read Csptsin Davies was compelled
- send down The fore royal and the
core ton gallant Yards The balance
q Tie EcEaEe was smooth sailing The
-4-curtz Vas - days in making The
5l aeross tle Pacific II comes IN
Aaast g r1e Standard Oh COMPANY
Texan Arrives
Aue-i0sn- -HaEs-fsn STEAMSHIP Texan a.
~-fl-1F 1AEs s1d hrurs 1r11
N1re lrrz- Captain f5a-l ue-.a--z rar- sz -
Tts 117ozcrtnc thF rcl5eu cste - e-sarrtH-s.s
-rl- rerztrrest s-oru Ttr farks ze-e
l Hh vstsT and he SID -zS tossed sho-r
g ss-r-a- -erslEnlise. Isrlu6l-r stru-tursi 4
Lumber Arrivals
-rnes- arrivals from ths no-tt cosst rss.sr-
csT sea anazte5 10 l.sz.n .ne5 fest
sailed Last Night
sh s-Haustip zo1av11sz Csrtzsn
-E 1 -are last uixhr fu- Nor Etrh
ca -E -1c S-1zcs-L al cauua-T-
Enterprise sends Wireless
-r steamer Ente--r-5se seut lu e wireless res
tep-tr lnsren SEATED thar the res
81 u1s lae1. at So O. ~ SO niles - San
1 Et1 E-ss-1-isl las- t1ls re-t cctoler
F rf 20 Ec11lUl
SIcomedIa Due Tomorrow
Ehe Paaac Nan steamship Nicorediz i DE
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19

BOURBONS SURPRISE
EXCLUSION LEAGUE
Offer Resolution at Session In
dorsing Democratic Nonli-
nees at Coming Election
Coup of FurusetIl and CaTiinetfi
Fails; Action Postponed
for a Week

An effort TO ally the Asiatie exclusion
league with the democratic party
brought about the warTnest OF Political
fights al q meeting OF the league yes
teroaE afternoon and SO intense was
the feeling that the entire subject was
put over for q special meeting next
Sunday. The question was brought Up
by a resolution resolving, That the
Asiatic exclusion league urge upon the
people OF this coast and elsewhere 10
vote in this election for the democrat
&c nominees, the resolution coming at
the conclusion Of a fierce 1irade against
the republican administration by State
Senator A Caminetti
The republican members Of the
league shouted against IL Others
called 10 o v TTeitmoe. the chair
man. 10 rule il out OF order. inssmuch
as II vas contrary 10 the constitution
Of the league, which was supposed te
be strictly bipartisan Andrew F~lT-
useth, who offered the resolution, made
determined effort 10 have Il acted
upon yesterday. but others. cuntending
that Il was too important for snap ac-
ton. succeeded in having il held over
q week when the republican eandi-
dates viii be given an opportunity TO
give their side Of the case.
CamInetti, though not 4 delegate
was asked 10 address the meeting, the
request coming from Furuseth- In
three minutes the senator from Amado-
county had launched into a bitter de-
nuncia1ion Of the administration. his
darts bling directed against William
II. Taft Time and again delegates
rose 10 their feet with objections. but
TTei5moe waved them aside and the
plea for votes 70 the democratic party
went On. Caminstti spoke till late in
the afternoon. and as he finished Fur
useth offered the resolution.
G. B. Bsnham answered Caminetti
declaring that. like most democrats. he
had made great deal OF noise at an
lnorpeTtune moment. and by talking
until the meeting was ready 70 adjourn
had hoped 10 win his point without be-
ing answered. Benham then took I'D
Ca1ninetti's speech and proceeded 10
tear il 10 shreds-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-19
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