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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
URGE ROOSEVELT FOR
PRESIDENT OF WORLD
Peace League 10 Elect Executive
With Title OfThe PeaC0maker.

New York, Oct l5.-The reported
Crafts. superintendent OF the Inter,
national Reform bureau. in Boston re
Gently. that within a few years Theo-
dore Roosevelt would be president
of the world has called forth letter
to Or Gratis from William l. Nc
Dowell. acting executive of the League
Of Peace asking that the Reform bu
reau cooperate with the league in It's
work Of bringing about the selection
OF world executive.
Mr. McDowell's letter says in part:
THE time has come and plans are
ecutive. with the title of The Peace
maker. by the electoral college com
posed OF the intellectual leaders OF the
world. something like 100000 voters
Il note your advocacy OF Theodore
Roosevelt as the next elected head OF
the executive department. or as you
designate il. president OF the world
So far as can judge the members OF
the electoral college in determining
their ballot will doubtless look &c
America but you must remember that
the United States has no monopoly Of
the great peace workers OF the world.
In the writer's opinion the vote cast
for citizens OF the United States will
be divided among Andrew Carnegie,
Theodore Roosevelt and the defeated
candidate for the presidency Of the
United States. whether 1t shall be Mr..
RrYnn or Mr. Taft"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
alx., 81 .ooo .ooo 10 AosnItal.

New York. oct IS. It was an.
nounced here that James S Kennedy.
the New York banker. has given ST.
100000 to the Presbyterian hospital
OF this city. Of which 10 is president.
The money is to be used in construc-
ton OF buildings Other gifts made by
Mr. Kennedy and previously announc'
ed are $500 .O00 TO Columbia university,
a 100000 building for the United
Charities and $3.50 900 TO the School
of Philanthropy
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Mrs. L.ootry wins 100000 On Horse

Newmarket. Eng, Oct Is Mrs
Langtry's lentoi won the Cesarewitch
stakes. two and quarter miles. for
three-year olds and upward on the
Newmarket track Pure Gem was sec.
ond and Glacis third. Sixteen horses
ran Pure Gem was the favorite This
is the arst classic event Mrs Langtry
has won since the heyday OF her racing
career. a dozen or more years ago
She won In the neighborhood OF $l00..
coo by Yentoi's victory
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Forest Fires snreadinn.

Johnstown Pa Oct Is. Forest
Ares in the north OF Cambria county
have spread alarmingly damage To
timber and other property being done
TO the amount OF thousands Of dollars
noted landmark known as the old
Cassidy house. a six-room structure,
between this city and Ebensburg was
burned TO the ground Great stretches
OF wooded land are now bare and
blackened Serious fires have again
broken out in the vicinity OF Boswell.
Somerset county
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Reveals Grave OF Alleged Slayer.

Franklin. Pa oct l5.-The bones
OF one oi the men who helped 10 kill
City Treasurer John Blevins in New
Castle. ton years ago. are buriel in
Elh county. according 10 story told
by Frank 'iarncs. alias Adam Ruth. to
Sherin Franh Williams Barnes who is
a prisoner IN jail here will be taken
TO Elh county TO locate the grave.
Barnrn docs not reveal the name OF
the man 5Ht a. SAYS that he was muir
dered by taicl Wilder an accom-
pl.ee. of B.aI!ord. who was recently
sent to the r,ai.o. larry for robbery.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
STEEL WORKERS TO PROTEST
VIII Petition President Not to Divort
Steel Orders to Government Plants.

Washington. Oct. -. Congressman
Brodhead. OF South Bethlehem Pa.
visited the president and arranged
with him to receive next Monday o
committee of steel workers connected
with the Bethlehem Steel company
who are petitioning the government
not to divert orders for steel work to
the Washington navy yard and other
government plants throughout the
country. Mr. Brodhead argued that /.
was in the public interest to keep pri.
vate plants in operation In order to
have ample facilities at hand in case
of emergency.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Manon stealers Arrested.

New York. Oct l5-By the arrest
OF nine men. who were arraigned in
court the police believe they have
solved the mystery Of the disappear
ance OF over one hundred delivery
wagons and horses and merchandise
valued at 100000 in this city In the
last few months. Twelve Of the stolen
rigs. all repainted. were found In a
stable at Central avenue, Brooklyn
Nearly every one Of the wagons was
taken while delivering goods.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Chaplain jersey c. a. r. Drop. Dead

Rel Ban, X J Oct IT, Rev
Clarl J. .lll chaplain Of the Grand
Army of the Republic Of New Jersey,
and one oi the best known Methodist
clergymen in the state. dropped dead
from heart disease at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs John n Bergen of Rel
Bank. Tie was eighty,five years old.
He served as chaplain Of Pennsyl-
vania regiment during the Civil War
and had occupied the pulp!ts OF many
prominent Methodist churches.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Boar Kills Two Horses.

Washington Pa. Oct. 1.-two val.
liable horses belonging to 7. REILLY
Huffman. OF waynesburg. were killed
by feroeious boar at Mr. Hun ms
farm in Jackson township. Greene
cou,..y Dogs also attacked a flock OF
sheep belonging to Mr.. huffman,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
TELEPOST NOW
IN OPERATION
New Wire Service Begun In
Boston Thursday.
SPEED AND ECONO MY

Thousand Words a Minute Transmitted
BY Delany System at Lowered Cost
kilograms Delivered BY Special
Messengers and "Teleposts" Carried
BY Letter Carriers Features Of Tele-
post company's Understanding Of
First Message From Boston to Port
land. Me-, Witnessed BY Distin-
euished Gathering.
Boston. Oct l5.-The Telepost com
pany has inaugurated here its sys-
TEN OF receiving and sending mes.
sages. The Dclany method. controlled
by the company the newest and most
rapid method of transmitting intelli-
gence electrically. in connection with
the postoihce delivery system. is now
an actual fact in American life.
With the transmission OF the first
Telepost message from Boston to Port
land. Me. handed to the Telepost op-
orator here by Mayor Hibbard. of this
city. the Telepost was put into opera.
tion between the two cities the line
including the following way stations
Lowell. Mass. Lawrence. Mass. Hav.
erhil, Mass. Exeter n H.. Ports.
mouth. ~ H: Dover. y. H.: Biide-
ford Me. Saco. Me, and Old Orchard.
Me In each of these cities there is
now a Telepost Office prepared to re
eeive and transmit messages.
The Telepost transmits and receives
messages AT the rate OF Il thousand
words a minute from twenty to forty
times as many as any other telegraph
system now In operation The TclcpJst
the wire. white others get only 10 per
cent
The Telepost company gathers mes
saRes and sends them on its own lines.
II delivers the messages itself by its
own special delivery service. the mes
sages then being called by the familiar
name Telegram or il relies for de-
livery upon the well organized post
Office department run by Uncle Sam
In the latter case the message Is
known as a "Tclepost The company
also receives messages through the
postofTce department for transmission
TO near OF distant points-that is a
man Using In one OF the cities named
or within mailing distance OF il may
write out his telegram or his "Tele
post drop II. addressed To his cor
respondent near or far in care ui the
Telepost company The latter will al.
| tend to It's prompt and speedy trans
mission. The telephone may also be
utilized by the Telepost patrons.
In addition to kilograms of the new
style and Teleposts the innovation in
the wire world includes the "telecard.
which is TO tho Telegram and the Tole
/ post what the postal card is to the
letter In other words. il is a shorter
telegram transmitted al lower rate
The rates charged by the Teleposr
| company are uniform whether the dis
lance travcrsed by the message is ten
miles or a thousand twenty five words
| for % cents delivered by the TelepoSt
| HleShtHb'lH VI utAF MblHT lpl - fNHt =
brought TO your door by one Of Uncle
Sans gray coated men The charge
for the telecard is 10 ccSts for ten
words sent to any place reached by
the Telepost company's lines.
The Telepost system has won the
highest concentrations from expert
authorities in electricity Thomas A
Edison with whom Mr. Delany worked
years ago. said Of IL The system in
It's entirety is so simple that il is per.
fectly fool proof
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17

Nazareth. Pa. Oct i5-Henry L
erts. a contractor. despondent and H.!
went into his back yard. removed his
shoe and with his toe pulled the trig.
ger OF his shotgun and blew on the top
of his head Portions OF his head and
brain were found half block away.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
At Private Sale.

will sell at private sale. at my farm
in Colbourn's District 20 Ewes. 4 brood
Sows. a set of Blacksmith Tools. lot Of
Farming Implements, etc.
JOHN w. G0RDY.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
Notice to TreSpaSSerS

This is to forewarn all persons agains I
trespassng on our lands with dog or
gun Any one found so d, ing will be
prosecuted according to law.
EDWARD ARDlS.
JAMES r. HANCOCK,
MARIA PURNELL.
LEWIS COLLICK.
(Oct. l0.4t.)
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-17
LOOK! /!

DO you want to be beautiful ? Then
surround yourself with beautiful objects.
The easiest and best way to do this is
to get some Towering plants and bulbs
for fall planting and spring blooming.
They are inspirations of beauty and a
joy for years to come. We have choice
Hyacinths separate colors. double and
single at &c each. SOC. per doz. Tulips
splendid sets. &c each. SOC per doz.
Narcissus or Daffodils 10 sorts, sc each.
50c per doz. Crocus l5c per doz.. 75c
per 100. Choice Lilies different sorts
large bulbs, l5c each $l.50 per doz.
Chinese Sacred Lille large Zoe each.
Also Iris Hardy Phlox. Peonies and
other choice hardy plants. Vines and
Trees. Send us trial order We will
please you.
.. w. BA8COCk,
Box DID,, Berlin. Md
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
R. D. HUME, PIONEER IN
SALMON INDUSTRY, DIES
Man Who Founded Packing
Trade of Pacific Expires as
Result of Hardships

r. D. Hume, one of the pioneers OF
the salmon packing industry of the
Pacific coast, died at his home in We'd
derburn, Ore.,. yesterday. Hume had
been in bad health for several months
and his death was not altogether un-
expected: Hardships, experienced in a
recent shipwreck, in which il was at
first thought that Hume had been lost.
hurried his demise. r. ID. Hume came
TO California from Augusta, Me-, in
1858, 10 years after his brother, G.. w.
Hume of Berkeley, had arrived in this
state. After remaining in San Fran
cisco for several years he went to As
toria, Ore. where he and his brother
entered the salmon packing industry.
He amassed a fortune in that busi-
ness. and even after he retired from
active life showed an unusual
amount of interest in the salmon in
dustry. He was an expert on all fish
culture and was instrumental in the
bills that have been passed in this
state providing for the stocking of in
terror streams with salmon.
He served several terms in the Ore
gon state senate and was one of the
most influential men in that body. De-
ceased was 63 years old at the time of
his death. A widow survives.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
LOWELL HIGH SELECTS
NEW DEBATING TEAM
Much Interest Is Being Mani
tested by Students of School
in Forensic Contests

ton, the members of the Lowell high
school debating society selected the
following debating team. Louis Good
man, captain: Milton Marks Lyman
Grimes. Henry Green, alternate. The
members of this team have had much
experience from past debates Inter-
class debating has taken hold of the
Lowell students, and the final debate,
which decides the school championship.
will be held Friday afternoon, Decem-
ber H. This debate will be held by
the junior and sophomore teams. the
former having defeated the seniors and
the latter the freshmen. The junior
team is as follows: J. Knutmeyer, cap
tain; e. Levy, Arthur Green. The
sophomore team is composed of Henry
Green. captain; Leo Rabinowitz, Miss E.
Schalck
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

in W line Of Tenth avenue. 100 y Of | street,
% by w 40; gift.
Spring estate company to William Williams
and wire, lot in w line of Capp street, lS0
of Seventeenth, S % By w 1.z:6; $40.
Anne l.. Crook to Victor j. Van Craeynest,
lot in NV line of London street, 320 SW OF
Russia avenue, SW 25 by NV lO0; Slu.
James b. Miller to Jacob A. Coney, lot IN
line of Lewis place, 151:6 OF 1ayloE
street, w 20 by n 57:6; $40
Home realty company to Daniel Riley and
wife, lot 80, block 2, College Hill tract. $40
James T. Bell and wife 10 Ellen Bell. lot 2O,
Spring Valley homestead; $40.
Paolo Demartini TO Paolo Demartini Jr. et
al. lot in S line of Pacific street. 45 OF
Jones. E 30 by 10T:6hs $40.
Greater City realty company to Leopold Vein
stein, lot in SN line of Berlin street, 200 NV
Of Silliman, NV 20 by SW l20 and one other
piece; $40
Rosna poehiman to Dennis F. Larkin, lot in
n line of Mary street, 5000 " of Columbia
place, W 30 by 70: $40.
Frances v. Meeker to Mabel +, StonebergeE
ct al, three twenty fourths of lot in NV line
of Bryant street. 1915 SW of Fifth, SW 90 by
NV 1876; s..
G. T. Gale ct al to Mary L. Curley. lot al
SW corner OF Filbert and Baker Streets, S
1875 by w 137:6; Ss.010.T5.
Federal security company TO George ". Me.
Ginn. lot in s line of Pacific street, 1850 "
of Preside avenue, W so by 127 :s1z; $40.
Eben w. Ferguson and wife to John c. Cook
one-third of lot at NE corner of Lake street
and Twentieth avenue. w l20 by S $50; S11
Same to Charles II. Hinkley. lot in " line oi
Thirty.eighth avenue, 70 s of ] street, % By
" 120; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

Inc of a heavy line az 10000 shares Of Man
hattan Humboldt at ola O2c which are low
record quotations, for even 4 low priced stock.
made yesterday. reported 10 be FOR account Of
me deceased broker Max Goldman the brokers
eelllne on his holdings in default Of any repre-
sentatlon oI his interests I'm the board.
today.
me following oil stocks We're ex-diYidend
seSSefcayi Columbia. ic: Espersnza 1c.
me Kern county pipe line and storage com
nsny has levied an assessment OF zoe delinquent
December 26.
Tie Macksy companies have declared regular
fnaFteriy dividends Of ] per cent the COM
mon and preferred stocks
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
NEW WORKERS MEET
IN ANNUAL BANQUET
Sons of Empire State Observe
Evacuation Day at the
Fairmont Hotel

The New Workers" held their ninfh
annual banquet last evening in the
gray room at the Fairmont. The date
of the banquet has been fixed as No
vember 25. since on this historic day
the English evacuated New York. and
the loyal sons of that city have cele-
brated the victory each year with song
and story. The following toasts and
responses were on thhe program last
evening: The Organization" W. w.
Stone; Army and Navy General
Woodruff; California" DR.. RAIDER;
San Francisco. Charles Sweigert: :
New York" w. ]. Tuska The Off
GERS of the society are as follows: w
w. Stone. president; William NJ. We'll,
secretary; George II. Kahn. treasurer;
b. D. Pike. first vice president; John
Dare. second vice president. and the
directors-C. Mason Kline, c. S. Bene-
dict, William E. Joslyn, z. B. Read, G.
p. PrechteI. Fl. c.. de Wolfe.
Do You Want $5.OOt
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
,serc1,ndfse for the Orient

The British steamer Asia sailed for Hong
kong aud way ports via Honolulu on Tuesday
with a general merchandise cargo valued at
s4s2. T4e. exclusive OF treasure and to be dis
tributed as follows: For Japan, 800; Phil
ippine islands S3O4. .61l: China. S9T.S44; Vlsd-
iyosfok. SIS G-G. East Indies, $685.; Korea 1884 !;
Egypt. 500. The principal shipments and their
destinations were as follows:
To JapaD-9.6 .6S3 lbs sugar. 786 lbs giucose
10 cs canned fruit. $50 bales cotton. l3g pkgs
machinery. 6S rolls and 16 cs leather, % pkgs
electrical goods. ! automobile. , pkgs drugs.
TO Philippine Islands,. $50 bbis -four, 0,209
lbs ham and bacon, 34,39s lbs beans, 800 lbs
meals 10. 23I lbs coffee 3. 729 cs canned goods
90 honey. 6l3 pkgs fresh fruits, l53 IS
extracts 800 lbs dried fruit, 1000 lbs cod
6sh. 7.4ss lbs candy, 80 syrup. q. 2T9 lbs
sausage lib lbs fresh meat, TAIN lbs lard,
50 pkgs potatoes. - cs alcohol. 500 cs and 457
gals whisky. 112 pkgs ordnance stores, ZIG
lbs lead pipe, 3116 lbs sheet lead. Il. .30s II
lumber. las pcs and 404 bdls pipe, 100 cs
stationery. $50 pkgs saddlery. p 100 lbs bronze
30 pkgs machinery. 3e5 bxs soap. 2,o1s bxs
cartridges 40 cs targets, 19S pkgs electrical
goods las pkgs> and 10 pcs steel and iron. 81
rolls and 4 cs leather. 81 pkgs wire. - cs boots
and shoes. 443 pkgs dry goods. IS kegs nails.
500 cs and so bbls OIL 2O3 turpentine, 40
pkgs paints IS bdls brooms, 10 bales burlap,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Northwestern Pacific R. R.
(SOUTHERN DIvIsION). Oct. ), 10
VIA SAUSALTTO

(SOUYHERN DINISlON), Oct. ., 1SOS
VIA SAUSALTTO
For sausaIito. MIL Valley, San Rafael
-DaiIy-Every 80 minutes from Gas a. m. to
and every 80 minutes until 7:45 p. m; 9:00
1875 D. M. 1915 a. m
On Sundays additional trips follows: 1918
Ills a. M. and 1915. lis p. m.
For Fairfax-Week Days-6:45, I;l5, S:15,
AS. 4:45, 5:i5, 5;45 p. m.
sundays and Legal Holidays = s:15s 10:45
:45 a. M. 12:45. 1:45. 3:45 D. m.
For San Quentin-Daily-S:45 a m and
s:15 a M daily for Cazadero and way sta
a:a5 p. m. saturday only for ca1adero and
way stations.
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon. Beivedere. san Rafael
735 1910. IL 100 a. IN. t"l2:30 p. m. Saturday
only) $3.50, $40. $3.50 p m Daily.
On Sundays additional trips at 500 a. m.
1890 and $50 p. m. for San Rafael and Inter
mediate Points
7:s5 a. m Daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukiah. Willis. Sher
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
1885 a. m. Daily. except Sunday. for Glen Ell
len. Guerneville. River Landing and way sta
500 a. M Sunday only-Petaluma Santa Rosa
Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Glen Ellen, Guernev1le
River Landing and way stations
way stations. and Sebastopol Sunday only.
$50 D. M Daily for Petaluma Santa Rosa
Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukiah. Guerneville. Sc
bastopo1 and way stations.
stations
sTo Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
Office, S74 Market ST.. Flood Building (Ground
Floorl.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Marine News
Continued From Page 1s. Column Z

pected in late tomorrow night with a large
number of passengers.
PORTLAND, Nov. 25.-The American schooner
Samar arrived this evening 10 load lumber for
CapetcWn, South Africa
oregon pine export lumber company char
tered the British ship James Kerr 10 carry
dom. The vessel is NOW on the way from
Antofagasta 70 Puget sound in ballast.
French bark Alice. due 10 arrive soon, is re
ported chartered for lumber
Steamer George ". Elder Captain lessen.
arrived last night from SAN Pedro and way
steam schooner Wasp has cleared for san
Pedro with $4,000 feet of lumber.
steamer Grace Dollar is loading lumber at
Prescott and the steam schooner J. Marhoffer is
completing deckload Of lumber at Rainier
steamer Breakwater, Captain MacGenn, sailed
this evening for Coos Bay
Steamer Homer, Captain Doris, sailed for
san Francisco.
Oriental liner Arabia is expected to clear
Friday for Hongkong and way ports.
British ship Aeofsfeid reached Columbia river
yesterday noen with cement aud general arti-
cles Of import from Hamburg by way of San
Diego and is expected TO reach the harbor to
morrow morning.
ASTORIA. or Nor. e5-Rritish shin Rrah-
Ioch with q cargo Of cement from Antwerp ar
rived In port this afternoon. 1t has been of
the mouth of the river for week with Captain
Wood. the bar pilot, board
After being bar bound at this port for week
the German steamer Alesia. Captain Ernst, of
the Portland Asiatic steamship company, with
a cargo Of -four for Nladiyostok, succeeded in
getting out today.
As The German training ship Herzogin CeciIe
has disappeared today. ii is more than likely
that 81 received its orders to proceed TO Port
Phillip heads. Australia. from the pilot schooner
Joseph Pulitzer, its orders had been transferred
10 The schooner and the two close together
last evening.
Schooner Taurus with A cargo of 100. 600 feet
OF lumber for San Francisco, left out this
morning.
Barkentine Benicia left out this morning for
San Francisco with cargo of $4,000 feet of
lumber.
After disebarging a part of its fuel oil cargo
here. the oil tanker Asuncion left up the river
for Portland today to finish unloading.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Compagnie Generate Transatlantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF Saturdav
at 10 a. M, from pier 42, North river, foot of
Morton st.
FIRST class to Havre. $3.50 and upward
second class to Havre $50 and upward GEN,
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA 10 State ST, New York, j. e. FU-
GAIL. Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery
st San Francisco. Tickets sold by ali rail-
road ticket agents
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

265 pkgs drugs and sundries, 236 doors, s5
coils rope. 90 pkgs acid 166 anchors, 7,56S lbs
tobacco. l automobile
To China, 600 bbls -four. 12,700 lbs malt
Ie 2j0 lbs pearl barley. SO lbs dried fruit. 105
pkgs fresh fruits. 1,500 lbs meals, $50 lbs
raisins fl es canned goods. l20 093 lbs ginseng
10 pkgs drugs / cs oil. 3 pkgs machinery.
To Yladivostok-l2 $50 lbs dried fruit. 154
pkgs fresh fruits, loS pkgs groceries and pro-
visions, % pkgs agricultural implements
To East<pIndics-55 cs salmon, 81 cs canned
fruit 143 lbs dried fruit, pkgs machinery.
To Korea-1,4 Az lbs sugar, es Bread 10
70 Egypt-40 cs canned fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
BUILDING Contract.

Albert I. Volta with Joseph VI. Hoeye-AIl
work for a one story and basement frame build
Ing In W line of Sanchez street, 1865 OF
Twenty second, N % by W 100; 81 750.
II. Roper with Fred Horstmeyer-AIl work for
two story and basement frame building in $
line of Lake street 1915 W of Fourth avenue
W 20 by S $50; $4,e4o-
Louis A. Levy with Mangrum & Otter-Wall
tiling and floor tiling for five story brick hotel
building at Sc corner of Van Ness avenue and
Geary street, S 100 by f 1914; $1,000.
Same owner with Wedenthal- Gosliner electric
works. Phenix iron and sheet metal works and
William F. Wilson company Electric wiring
etc. fire escapes. plumbing, ETC., for same, OF
same; $19,575.
Mrs E. C. Lampe with Fred Aliier-To erect
one story frame building In W line of Mission
street. 100 of Eighteenth. n % by W 100
81. .449.
Emma G. Rose with Russell Hinton-P Painting
finishing grainng. etc, for Rose building. Al
corner of Sutter street and Clara lane; $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
*Amount of snew ON ground 81 inches.
SYNOPSIS


SYNOPSIS
A storm which struck the coast near San
Francisco has moved rapidly inland and south
ward. causing rain in the central portion of
California. 1t Will probably cause generous rains
in southern California Thursday.
The temperature has fallen over the entire
Pacific slope and freezing weather prevails in
the mountains and eastward.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was so
per cent. and at Fresno so per cent.
Thanksgiving day promises TO be fair north of
San Francisco and cloudy, with rain, In the
southern counties.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Thurs
day; continued cool; brisk north winds.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday !;
cooler; fresh north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Thursday:
cooler brisk north winds; frost in the morning
if the wind iulls
For the San Joaquin valley-Showers, followed
by clearing; cooler; brisk east winds, changing
to north.
For Los Angeles and vicnity-Ran; cooler
Thursday; brisk south winds.
A. G. McADIE. Forecast Official.