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The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12
NATURE SPARES
Tbc Stricken Rose From Grief.

The stricken AOhc From NrleLs
 What a fortunate provision of nature Is, that deprlves the rose Of mental aferlng; for how poignant would be It's .rlcf Co discover in the height Of It's looming glory, that a cankcr fed at It's .eart, and that It's beauty and fragrance 'erc doomed forever. Nature always ascs tho suffering; she is O Ycrtable .Drc-house of pleasing rewards, for rose who seek her aid. In the years TO by falling hair and grayncss hovc ss. gloom over the lives Of thousands young women. but thanks to the in- ustrauoUs of scientists the true cause
 hair destruction Is now known to be serm or parasite that burrows into hair folllcles. Newbro's Herpicldc eolutely destroys this germ, thus -nlltng the hair to grow as na-
 r intended. Sold by leading drug
 Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample
 |,e IIgrpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. Two sIzes-5o cents and Sl.Oo.
 Wm, Britt, Special agent, Skagway
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12
LOOKING FORHARD-FROH \ RETRO.
 SPEGTVE

SHGTIE fbe earnest PEOPLE of Alaska and
 he destiny the splendid empire that The Alaskan republican occasion o paper politics I exploitation their own nau Oe womb have liked have seen the held at publican district n Kechsan May 2 On May e dae realization part of Al skan printed the following
 The republican convention to deserve and secure the votes the people the coming campaign must name one who is above suspicion two cardinal points, He must first of all be rock bottom the question of terri tora government The party has declared this as its fun damenta doctrine and any juggling or disposition toward side.steppng will be fatal However much the federal ap onees may opposed this doctrine the people are for it and the people cast the votes. The nomnee or the republican convention rock bottom the ques tion of territorial government That's the first thing
 The great American principle of plain manhood here involved And as dove-taed corolary of this principle involved with the concrete proposal of sefgovernment the declaration to be made by this republican convention that the appontees whatever title they carry must STOP MEDDLING WITH THE BUSINESS OF OUR DELEGATE The interference of the governor of this dis trc with the elected delegate of the people in the perform ance work which he sent by the people to Washing ton 60 accomplish persisted in the whole winter through despite the repeated rebukes of the people themselves has amounted to scandal and has aroused that spirit that lies back of the call for self government until that call takes on the resonant dignity of demand The republican conven tion must record that demand and with it must this loud strong unequvoca protest against further ntermed ding by any federal appontees in affairs in which the pres ent governor has manifested garng lack of sympathy as we'll as of knowledge There two things therefore the republican convention has before it to do.
 First: To name a who is sound on the question of territorial government having ability properly present the desires of the people in this regard.
 Second: To record protest of the free people of AL aska against misrepresentation of their desires by federal appontees and against interference by them with the efforts of the elected delegate in performing duties which the peo pie send him perform. To neglect these two things is o give proper cause fol opposition and invite defeat
 The nothing it to by way pn, this that prophsy.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12

No better cigar made than the Bull Dog. Sold at Tony DorterO's,
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

For Thanksgiving dinner take your
friends to the State Bank Building.
Only 35c. s4.7S
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

Wanted--The party who advertised
for lost collarette may recover
same by calling at this office. $50
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
STORES WILL CLOSE.

To observe Thanksgiving day all
stores and business houses will be
CLOSED all day next Thursday. The
Tribune will not be published on that
day.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
HibuneTlas3Hd3
AN G o

Wanted-Horses for pasture; good
Gramma grass, spring water. salt.
shelter and best of care. Terms are
reasonable. and pasture close to Flor
ence. Hoffman Bros. Phone Black
573. 40tf
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

For Sale 3s4 acres alfalfa, first
bottom land, good lsx24 feet shing-
led house; good stables and outbuild.
ings. chicken tight fence, enclosed by
five wire fence In the town of
Gardner. Huerfano county, thirty
miles from Walsenburg Will trade
for property in West Florence. Mary
e Wetmore, 522 West End St., Flor.
cnce. Colo. 65-7Ox
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

WANT TO BUY OR LEASE
A small coal property. Give price.
full description and location. Ad.
dress e. H. Smith. ll10 North Main,
Pueblo. 70-72
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
GARDENERS BAKERY 90.

Leave your orders for Genuine
old fashioned English Fruit Cakes"
for Thanksgiving None batter
made; from the best materials, The
fruit is thoroughly seed ed, cleaned
and steamed Meats roasted. Don t
forget the place Gardner's Bakery
Co, Rogers old stand Go
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

For Sale-A 100 pound horse, s
years old; city broke. Enquire Of
G W, Smith at Deibert's. 67.4
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

Thanksgiving ball. Morgan Hall
Nov. 26. 64-73
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
Personal Paragraphs

his home at Ration New Mexico.
John 7. Sanders. with his father
are spending the afternoon in Canon.
john Follis. who is employed at
the Gibson lumber Yards, Is off duty
today on account Of sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. Mongony of the
Beaver Park store dined with Mr..
and Mrs. A. @. Livings today.
-Undershsrin John Chetelat was
in the city today, transaoting bust
ness In connection with his office
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blunt have
again taken up their residence in
Portland. moving down yesterday.
Judge SohweigeIt. of Canon City,
WAS in Florence today transacting
business in Judge Johnston's court
Miss Dumas and Miss Jones.
school teachers at Goal Greek. spent
this afternoon in Florence with
friends.
Charles Green and family are
now occupying the Unger property at
G23 East Second street, having moved
in yesterday.
%. r. McLaliu and family of
Canon City passed through town yes
,tsrday morning enroute to Denver.
They made the trip by auto.
ID. K. Gibson, of the Gibson
Lumber company, was in Florence
yesterday. looking after the interests
of the firms local business.
District Attorney elect James
Locke and County Assessor W. l..
Morris were In the city between
trains today from Canon Oity.
John E. Goode, superintendent
Of the Beaver Land and Irrigation
company's pipe line on the Park. was
in the city today purchasing supplies.
%. W. Holmes. timekeeper at the
Portland Cement Works. has moved
his family to Portland for the winter
to be more convenient to Mr.. HIS
work.
To-day is pay day at all the coal
camps in this part of Fremont county
and as result the miners as we'll as
the merchants are corresopndingly
happy.
w. G. Bell, of Colorado Springs
passed through Florence today on No.
3 eproute to Canon City. He will
stop off In Florence on his return trip
Monday.
Lee Henderson and family were
down from the county seat this morn.
ing calling On friends. Mr. Hsnder-
son bns charge of the Simon and
Rambo drug store In Canon.
First Presbyterian Church: The
pastor. Rev. r. E. Chandler, will 90.
cupy the pulpit at II O'Clock. There
will be no evening service on account
of the union service at the Methodist
church.
-Ivor Salmon who has had charge
Of the Sangre de Cristo Ice company
in this city for several years has gone
to Victor where he has secured EN-.
ployment. His family will remain In
Florence for the present.
Mrs. Emma B. Swan, WAS down
from Canon City today looking after
her property holdings In this city.
Mrs. Swan ia making preparations to
accompany her daughter Miss Ruth.
to Ann Arbor, Mich. where she will
take course In the university there.
Mrs. Avery Leavitt. Of Florence.
WAS guest the early part of the week
of Miss Naomi Weaver. On Monday
evening Miss Weaver entertained
few young lady friends In compliment
to her guest Mrs. Leavitt is y sister
of Robt Campbell and has previously
visited In Salida -Salida Record.
Fred Hackey was IN the city
Yesterday from Beaver Park and Or
dered a large bill Of lumber for
local firm with which to construct
home on the Park. Mr.. II. was &c.
companied by Fred Keeley, who Ie-
Gently arrived from Kansas aud has
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
PUEBLO AND RErURN Al. GO.

d. q r. G. will sell tickets to
Pueblo and return for $l.60. going
on No. 10 at II 20 a. M, returning on
night trains Nov. 90.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
Savings to Astound You

OF Mrs. A. @. Callahan, 100 f. Front
street. 6S-78x
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
FOR SALE

For Sale-All kinds of machinery
and lumber Of the Beam mill re-
Gently purchased by Colorado Machin
cry and Supply company. Inquire
of A. f. Meyers 49.74x?
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

Wanted-Privnte boarders by day or
week No small children. Mrs.
J. H. Morris 1872 West Fifth street.
81 62xtf
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21

Hot Turkey dinner-State Bank
BuJlding, 85c. G.73
The daily tribune., 1908-11-21
ro RENT

For Rent-Stofe room aud rooms
partly furnished. Suitable for res.
taurant or boarding house. Inquire
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
COMPLETES FIRST
PAYMENT ON STOCK
Syndicate Has Now Paid
100000 for Truckee River
Electric Shares
w. P. Harmon and Other BOs-
ton Capitalists to Succeed
the Fleishhackers

W. P. Harmon and several other
capitalists of Boston, who have held
an option on the majority of the stock
of the Truckee River general electric
company, deposited $62,500 with the
LondonParis national bank yester-
day, as the balance of the first pay
ment of 100000. The control of the
company has been held by the Fleish-
hackers for several years and the ma
jority of the shares have been held in
escrow by the London-Paris national
bank.
The second payment of 100000 will
be due December l. and the balance
of the S1,500.000 necessary to COM
pfete the purchase of all of the stock
at the agreed price of $25 share is
to be paid at various times within
one year. The option which is being
exercised by the Boston capitalists on
majority of the stock Is open to all
stock holders who desire to part with
their holdings at $25 per share and
their proportion OF the interest.
Checks have been mailed to the
stock holders in payment of 40 cents
per share to make up for the divi-
dends that We're passed on account OF
the recent panic.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05

was almost hystericaI and said thai
Shortall heard the statements of the
detectives he increased Moser's bal
from $40 to $500 and ordered him into
custody until today. This is not the
first time Moser had been arrested for
similar offense.
The other prisoner was Albert Cal
lals. a teamster. 19 years old. He APP
peared In Judge Weller'S court or
charges of battery and assault Mrs
4. C. Marsh, 436 Forty ninth avenue
Oakland, was in Golden Gate park
with her mother Tuesday afternoon
and it is alleged that Calais grabbed
hold of her and attempted to assault
her. She screamed and Calais was
arrested by Policeman j. III. Kava-
naugh. The cases were continued till
November TO- About three years age
Calais served a term OF nine months
for a similar attack upon a young girl
In Nineteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05

kentucky street near Fourth. San FreRclsco,
Cai where said goods are held and stored 70
thereon. EDGAR J. DE PUE.
:, l52 lots groceries. "a furniture, "A wines and
liquors, cigars. min waters. lots sios
sames, 80 household goods and per- enecls' 10
sew, machines, 20 lots stoves and parts, ~ ur5
soods. silks. lots shoes. lots hats ana
ceps. - clothing. 2 lots trunks. lots reirlger,
LOIS sa' l phonograph. lots baskets. eurlos,
AVN , sweepers, l clocks, l tennis balls, loes
eeessAs; q = eroekery and q. ware, Showcases
20 uook cases, ineubatoFs. 1 shotgun. tinWats.
80 maehy. and parts, s farm Implements. o.
nardware. l assayers' goods 5 wire fencing: 10
paI1Is and oils eobblers' outfits Is pinin1sIs
soous, lots boiler tubes. SO books and statiea
cry, y drugs, lots bxd. sproeket chain.
Paanteu matter, l printing press, lot iuse,
suu powder, II electrical goods, i eiec noey.s
IInh and pipe. bar steel ! windmill, . W.
eaole, 70 building materials. / nsh net, Hle n
Preseryers, garden seed. beet seed, l A-s ne
eAuhguishers, IL stock and poultry FOOD %
ioss nity boxes bbls. bottles and sacks, =
inluse-. brass goods, 1 buggy. pantssoee,
nnafsess. notions, 1 rheostat. 1 piano. 1 organ
n9slery, l millinery. gasoline engine. ~ Sys
unware, lot brick, 1 lot graphite. delivery
wagon. z lots bicycles, BARRIERS supplies, l
oflek noids, l wooden faucets 1 lace naKins
machines, i skates, junk. ] water coolers, :
auto parts. wool and hides. / ground feed,
shei1 and wrapping paper, / Japanese lanterns
L jewelers. cabinet l jewelers. packing boxes
When possible any particular lot viii be
brought out and sold
Wines. liquors and cigars will be sold at 10
a. m, Monday, November o.
]. w. SOUTHER. Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05

Coast steamship company;
SAILED
Tuesday, November 3.
stmr Catania, Canty, Seattle.
Stmr Fulton, Maloney Eureka.
Stmr Sea Foam, Lee, MendocIno.
stmr Grace Dollar. McClements Albion.
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro.
stmr San Jacinto. Rasmussen, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Brunswick. Ellefsen. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Rayalli, Nelson, Eureka
srmr Whittier Seaman. San Pedro.
Stmr F. A. kilburn, Mcclellan, Eureka.
Stmr Sibyl Marston. Schilinsky. Puget sound.
Barge 81, Stannard, Port San Luis, In tow
Schr Santiago. McAvoy, Monterey, In tow tug
Dauntless.
tug Goliath.
Sept l4.I.at 80 deg ), long 6S deg W. Br
sain
WIRELESS
Per stmr Governor-Sov 3, a m, miles
south of Port Grenville: wind south: cloudy |:
all WE'LL 3 D m, or Tilamook; moderate south
east gale; bound from Victoria for San Fran
cisco.
Per stmr Governor, from Victoria for San
Francisco-Nov 4. m. of Cape Blanco;
wind southeast iDe i cloudy . all ALL. we,, .cuo,
vessel will arrive in San Francisco afternoon Of
Nov 5.
foggy; wind, southwest; velocity, miles per
DOMESTIC PORTS
COOS BAY-Arrlyed Nov EStmr Eureka.
from Eureka
TATOosH-Passed in9 Nov 8-Small steamer.
white hull. yellow stacks, letters II Q V;
stmr FifeId. from sea
CRESCENT-Passed in Nov 4-0n tank stmr.
Passed Nov 4-Stmr Roma, from Port San
Luis. for Seattle.
WINsLoW- Sailed Nov 4-schr camano. for
Gamble.
SEATTLE-Arrived Nov 4-stmr Tallac, hence
Nov 1.
Arrived Nov 4-stmr Roma. from Port San
Luis.
SAN DIEGO-Arriyed Nov 4-Stmr Nebra SIX ar,
from Salina Cruz.
PORT SAN LUIs-sailed Nov 4-Stmr Wasp,
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Nov 4-Stmr
Santa Rosa. from San Diego, and sailed TO.
WRANGELI-Arrived Nov 8-stmr Humboldt,
from Seattle.
sEwARD-Sailed Nov 3-Stmr Santa Clara,
for Seattle.
vALDEz-sailed Nov 3-stmr Northemer. for
Seattle.
1sToRIA--Arrived Nov 4-stmr Rainier,
Arrived Nov 4-stmr Alliance. from Coos bay.
Outside Nov Afr ship David dangers, from,
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Nov 4-Stnr George W.
Elder hence Nov 2; stmr Santa Rosa, from
San Diego; stmr Helen F. Drew, from Point
Arena; stmr Thomas L. Wand from Redondo.
Sailed Nov 4-Stmr Santa Rosa. for San
REDoNDo-saiIed Nov 4-stmr Thomas L.
Wand for San Francisco.
KETCHIK AN-Arrived Nov 4-Stmr City OF
Seattle. from Skagway.
EyERETT-Arrived Nov 4-Schr Prosper,
from Townsend.
NEAH--Anchored in bay Nov 4--stmr Fineld.
from Everett, for San Pedro.
TACOMA-Arrived Nov 1Stnr Portland.
from Valdez, via Seattle.
Sailed Nov 4-Stmr Umatila, for San Fran
cisco.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Nov 3-Stmr Colon,
from Colon
Mexico
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Ssiie Nov g.
Stmr Oregonian for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS,
PUERTO MEXIC0-Sailed Nov '2-Stmr Amer
lean. forican. for New York.
SALINA CRUZ-Arriyed Nov 2-Stmr Ne
vadan, from Seattle.
BRIsTOI.-Arrived Nov 3--Fr bark Edmond
Rostand. from Portland. Ore.
QUEENSTOwN-Arrived Nov Seer ship
Chile, from Tacoma.
STEZ-Arriyed Nov 3-Br stmr Jesserc from
Manila, for New York; Br stmr Kasenga, from
Chittagong, for Calcutta.
CALiIAo-sailed Oct 2s-Br ship Tamar, for
Sydney.
for San Francisco.
Arrived Nov 2--Schr virginia. from Columbis
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
The AeapuIco,s CARGO

The steamer Acapulco sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Saturday with general merchan-
disc cargo valued at $103, ,238, TO be distrib-
uted as follows: For Mexico, 81 665; Central
America, $7.l43; Panama, $3.157; New York,
$S2 I'll; Ecuador, 81 .013; Trinidad island 81 $50;
Germany. 2.S57. The principal shipments and
their destinations follows:
To Mexico-10, 900 lbs rice, 10. 900 lbs sugar
bbls -four. 10 cs mineral water, 1,1Sl lbs
dried fruit TAO lbs raisins, 322 lbs nuts 30S lbs
cheese, ], LA lbs bread, SO canned goods 106
lbs meals 691 lbs Spices cs salmon, 140 pkgs
potatoes, 80 pkgs onions, so pkgs fresh fruits
l,091 lbs sheet zinc 10 TASKS quicksilver, 5000
feet lumber, 60 pes steel and iron.
To Central America-T6 bbis -four, 502 gals
and le cs wine, 80 cs whisky, cs brandy 242
lbs spices, 400 lbs raisins 800 lbs dried fruit.
cs salmon 240 lbs tea, 100 lbs bread, 200 lbs
Goldfish, 119 lbs nuts, 20 cs canned goods, 23 AIS
lbs tallow, II bbls tar, s5 bbls cement, 100
drums coal oil, 1,169 lbs seed, "A pkgs paints,
bbls and cs oils. l. 100 feet lumber Ii bdls
steel and iron, bdls brooms, / coil rope IL
pkgs harness and saddlery, 33 kegs nails, l pkg
machinery.
70 Panama-100 lbs flour, 10.077 lbs beans.
210 cs salmon, SO cs canned goods, $40 lbs raj
sins 1900 lbs garlic, 100 crts potatoes, so
crts onions, 2, 1873 gals wine.
To New York-S4, ,641 gals wine, 1000 TASKS
quicksilver, S,220 lbs hides, 10,660 lbs rubber
To Ecuador-200 bbls four 80 beer.
To Trinidad island-350 cs salmon
To Germany-61, $40 lbs prunes, l Dbl salmon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
TWO MEN FACE CHARGES
OF INSULTING WOMEN
Alleged "Masher" Is Held for
Trial and Court Fixes His
Bail at $500

Two men charged with insulting
women were in the police courts yes
terday One was Ben Moser, barber,
who was accused by Detectives Bunner
and Freel of insulting a woman in
Fillmore street, between Eddy and
Turk, Monday night. They said they
saw him follow the woman, pass her,
then turn round and speak to her-
When they approached the woman she
river
CORoNEL-Passed Oct 20-Nor stmr Aagot.
from Baltimore for Guaymas
GUAYMAS-Sailed Oct 12-Fr stmr Amiral
Arrived Oct i4-Schr Borealis from Everett.
ELLsMERE-In port Oct 15-Br ship Waiver
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrived Oct 13-Fr stmr
Amral Exelmans, hence Oct 5, for Havre.
FERNANDO NoRoNHA-Passed Oct 14-Br
stmr Carlton, from Newport News, for San
yICTORIA-Arrived Nov 4-Br steam yacht
Dolaura, from southampton, via San Diego
ROYAL R0ADS-Sailed Nov 4-Br bark In
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRK-Sailed Nov 4-Stmr Lusitania,
for Liverpool; stmr Italia, for Naples.
Arrived Nov 4-Stmr Majestic, from South
ampton.
Sailed Nov 4-stmr Adriatic, for Southampton.
BREMEN-Arrived Nov 3-Stmr Kronprinzes-
sin Ceeilie. from New York.
Observation-Disclosures Nov 4-Stmr TeHtonic,
from New York. for Cherbourg and Southamp-
ton. and proceeded.
ANTWERP-Arrived Nov 4-Stmr kroonland
from New York.
SOUTHAMPToN-Sailed Nov 4-Stmr Oceanic
for New York; stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, for New York.
SYDNEY. N S. W.-ArriEed previous NOV
4-Stmr Mariana, from Vancouver, via Honolulu
and Brisbane.
HONGK0NG-Arrived previous Noy 4-Stmi
Numantia, from Portland. Ore. via Yokohama
s;mr Korea, from San Francisco. via Honolulu
and Yokohama.
LIyERP0OI,-Arrlved Nov 4-Stmr Campania
from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Tuesday, November &
Stmr Alcatraz, Ellessen, IA hours from Delmar
Stmr San Jacinto Rasmussen, 80 hours from
Ventura.
stmr Prentiss, Iverson, 27 hours from Eu.
reka.
Los Angeles.
ST stmr San Pedro Bencdiktson 2s hours from,
stmr Homer. Doris, AZ days from Portland,
via Astoria days.
Stmr Grace Dollar, Hagen, "a hours from Port
San Luis.
stmr Tamspais, Anderson, 81 hours from
Grays Harbor.
Schr Santiago, McAvoy, IL hours from Monte
rev In tow tug Dauntless.
CLEARED
Wednesday, November f.
etmr Queen, Thomas. San Diego and way
ports: Pacific Coast steamship company
Stmr Coos Bay. NicolsoD, San Pedro; Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
FAYMoNyILLE RETURNS

Fire Commissioner Faymonville at
tended yesterdays meeting of the com
mission, having returned from his
sixty day trip to the east. The COM
mission acknowledged with thanks the
gift of $10e to the widows and orphans
relief fund sent by the National brew
cry in appreciation Of the firemen's
services at the recent fire at Fulton and
Laguna streets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
for Antwerp. S per cent.

Tot AntWefp, per cent.
British ship Celtic Chief, out 1913 days from
Port Talbot. for Taltal, 10 per cent.
French ship Chataubriand, out i21 days from
New Caledonia, for Hull, per cent
British bark Austrasia, out I04 days from
Pisagua, for Falmouth, per cent.
Norwegian ship Derwent, out Ill days from
New Caledonia, for Delaware breakwater, 1O
per cent.
Chinese junk Whang Ho. out 129 days from
Pspeete for Galveston. 10 per cent.
Norwegian bark Drammenseyen. out 95 days
from New Caledonia, for channel, 10 per cent.
British ship Ben Dearg, out 1872 days from
Port Townsend, for Deagoa bay. 10 per cent.
Norwegian ship Cortes out SO days from New
Caledonia, for Falmouth, 10 per cent.
Norwegian ship Lancing, out IS days from
New Caledonia for Hampton roads, 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
SELL INFERIOR MILK

Fred Gantner. a dairyman. was fined
s25 by Police Judge Weller yesterday
for selling milk below the standard.
Chris Toft, proprietor of a restaurant.
was fined SIS by Judge Shortall. and
G Katsenosta. proprietor of a restau-
rant. was fined SIS by Judge Cabaniss.
Charles Anderson. proprietor OF a res
taurant, was convicted by Judge Short
all. but sentence was postponed until
Monday.
Do You Want $5.O0f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05

The steamer Umatilla sailed ON Friday fol
Victoria with cargo for British American cities
valued at $l5,1 and including the following:
.3S5 lbs and 80 bxs dried fruit, SO 235
lbs and 800 bxs raisns, 81 GOT lbs beans 9 4OC
lbs peas, 10000 lbs salt, 1e0 pkgs onions sc
pkgs vegetables. 554 gals wine, 721 pkgs fresh
fruits, 432 lbs and cs cheese, so cs canned
goods, 200 lbs and 10 cs meals, S,905 lbs malt
80 pcs steel, 80 kegs powder II pkgs drugs
pcs iron, / roll and / cs leather, 100 tins
matches.
The steamer also had cs canned goods, val
ued at $S7, for the Fiji islands, and cs salmon
cs canned goods and 2 cs miscellaneous mer-
chandise, valued at SAG, for the Friendly