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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Seals Outslug Angels
in Batting Match

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1S.-San Fran
cisco S, Los Angeles 8. San Francisco
had the good fortune today to make
most of its hits when men were on
bases, when the smashes counted for
most There was a good deal OF hard
smashing on both sides, but there WAS
little Of interest in the game to the
I.500 fans who saw the Seals in the
first game Of the present local series.
The usual fault was found with O'Con-
nell q umpire Easterly was sent TO
the bench IN the sixth for baking at
one of O'Connells rulings Mohler did
q bit of pretty work when he leaped
high and stopped a high liner over sec
ond with two runs in, two on bases
and two out. Koestner was badly wal
loped and retired before the third in
ming was over, having been hit for four
doubles and five singles up to that time
and having given three passes and
made A wild pitch. Briswalter sue
ceeded him. SlIillman was badly ham,
mered in the ninth by the champions.
The score:
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HOLMAN CHOSEN CAPTAIN
Iick's HaIfback Is Honored by
Football Team

sidney Holman, Iack's haifbsck. has
been elected captain OF the football
eleven Of that institution Holman is
well known in football circles The
Tigers have not selected a manager for
TIE team, however. The following vet
erans remain at Lick and VIII probably
form the nucleus Of the 1908 eleven:
Holt. Padilia, Phillips. Randall, Hum
mel. Tenner. Murray. Leid. Mechlle. An
6revrs. Jones and Lawton. Gregory
PadflIa. who will try out for end or
haif is one OF the best $50 yard run
Ters who ever competed for high
school. Mechlle, who played tackle IN
rasf games. Is an all around player OF
s6flftv. and Phillips has gained much
credff at center. The average weight
81 IIck's eleven viii probably come
within l55 pounds.
BY the unanimous vote OF the $50
freshmen who had assembled in the
science hall at the Wiluerding school
az Industrial arts, Norvin E Smith was
elected captain and Leslie Adams man
: ger Of the freshmen football team
smith had already obtained a reputa-
-son IS q haifback, and IS improvlng
bfs powers al punt and drop kicking.
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MOreing Plans Stronger
State League
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON, Aug. 18.-Cy Moreing Jr..
manager Of the Stockton baseball team,
may be manager of the organized state
league in California next season. More
ing was in conference today with Oak
land businessmen relative to making
an organized effort to give all state
clubs the strongest possible teams
Nothing but the best of talent will be
employed and the games under state
league auspices viii by far excel former
successes. If the plan proposed ma
terializes.
should Moreing get support, unsur-
passed grounds viii be made in Oak
land and baseball will be played every
day in the week except Mondays. The
Stockton management will go to some
one other than Moreing, and Oakland
viii be made the headquarters of the
new mana cement.
For several days Moreing has been
engaged IN framing up the various
features OF the proposed changes In the
state league.
The businessmen OF Oakland heartily
approve of the plans proposed by More
ing and il is now up 10 him TO sign
contracts with the persons interested.
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Oaks Spring Surprise
on Mercedes Gang
Break Up the Game by Chasing
Groom OF the Mound i'm
First Inning
By w. J. SLafferv

The Beavers from Portland took the
oregon Short route into third place
yesterday afternoon when they allowed
Van Haltren's Commuters TO put the
crusher on them, TO 3. II would
have been ali right had the Seals
shared a like fate in the south. but,
instead. the boys tore right into the
~ Ar4kels and took them down the line,
M'ltte tee Beavers were being trimmed
ln the first game across the bay. Now
lne pennsnt race is better than ii has
peen for many weeks.
Bopby Groom the man who has been
GoihE 50 much 10 uphold the honor OF
EorIiano- and. incidentally, to become
next season. was an awful ham when
ne laced the oaks yesterday. One in
nlng settled hirn- Before il was over
groom looked more ike bTakebeanl
slabster than a big lea guer. and there
was nobody left 10 console him. either.
AFTER Anderson had died in the nrsI
van walloped the bail for g couple
OF stations. scoring on Heine's drive TO
center. Heine stole and came IN When
COOK singled. Raftery booted the ball
and Cook took second He stole third.
Ihen Miller walked and also stole
COOK came IN on a wild pitch after La
L0nge had been passed and Houston
registered Miller with a drive.
These four runs. coming in buncn,
practically won the game for Oakland
and took all the fight out of the Port
land gang The Beavers did get run
Louck's wildness, for had he pitched
anyway steadily the northern tossers
never would have figured, because they
were not hitting the ball at all
The only time Portland showed
fash OF speed at all was in the seventh
when they went for two tallies. Casey
was passed and McCredie came in with
q neat TWO bagger. Johnson's inreld
cut helped Casey ind his way 10 the
pan. Then Denzig singled TO center
and registered his boss. It might have
been a rally, but Loucks settled down
Just In time.
Oakland made victory sure beyond
the question Of a doubt by sticking
two more men over the route in the
third on hits by Cook and Miller, 9
double steal and Houston's nice bing-
Ter. In the eighth Miller leaned "
against the sphere for one over the
left field fence. This clinched the game
Loucks pitched grand baseball, the
best game, in fact. since he Joined the
Oakland squad No less than nine OF
the Portlanders fell for his twisters
and. outside OF the seventh inning
none Of them had a license TO sting
him safely Kinsella was fairly ef-
fective when he relieved Groom, but
the oaks had too much OF lead The
ScCres
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SrrNNapY
Baseball Notes

f-oonev famed four times every trip TO the
rl.i.sar lie seemed 10 be ready te swing wildly
81 ANYTHING that Lozcks tossed TAis tie
frst tine that harsman had struck out every
tine here for many month
van Hzltren had quite switched up looking
team in the feld Anderson led OF. Van fol
lowed and Houston beosted Up q biz TIE
hors hit much harder than ever. so now Van
has 8 new bunch. Switch en- sgain-
sfcCredie says that he has q great Twfrler
su Rose his new MAJ De had al the Angels
FADED 81 the south and made great hit With
Ill fans there. Nccredie likely Win pitch his
uew uan rhls afternoon
van Haltren yesterday slipped Delizr his re-
ease since he was laid on several weeks ago.
Tae1iar has not been able 10 round 70 shape, and
Var became rather sore. Dollar made q fne
start II the opening OF the season. winning six
straight games. hut since then he has been
sbIe to land only once and the opposing bats
men slTzys found him easy % hammer.
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. Is.-FOrty- fifth day;
weather shovery; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Ffve and half furlongs, sell
Ing: year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT st. Str. Fin.
l5i-Ssd sposHalIs ETa &. GisfS 3ss
Time. 1so91s. Jezebel, Efervescence Hogarth,
Cascade Of Diamonds. Mrs. Mathews, Poppy,
aged. by St Csrio-GlenIivet. Start good Won
driven. Second and third the same. Glenden-
ming and Red Era showed sudden Improvement.
SECOND RACE-Five furlengs, selling. year
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
l-s-Knight Deck (Aubuch' 'n)ll2 Il "a
5-I-Disagreement (sIoIes'h lIo7 2 2is3 2
Time, l:o2A- Minnie. PalIas: Ray weleh,
&. BY Free knight Belle Decker. Start good.
Won easily. Second driven Third handily
Minnie ran bad looking race
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs. selling. 4 year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
12-I-aersatn tShrinerl 1Q2 y b
Io-1-Cerro Santa fKirsch' m)Ios 80 3n
Time I;So5s- West Western; HspPy Rice; Cal Cal
BrSt aSef fooT Gates Eets Hehs cnf en-
ished rs named Winner. b. Ia. 8. by Sain-
Hesperia. Start Eood. Won driven. Second
showed improvement. Nettie Hicks pulled up
very lame.
FOURTH RAcE-Four and half furlongs.
S-i-F. Knight the B. eotis)ii4 4 3 2Mi ~
3-1-Brush Up lM0rse} .--.- -107 ] 1872
l5-l-CurricuIum IS. Smith ia 1 Il 3 "a
Time. :55H. Duke OF Orleans, Ontario Ore
gon. F. F. Shaw. Sid Silver. Sir Preston. Happy
Chappy, Misty's Pride. finished named. Win
ner b. E. g. by Free Knellt-Myrtle Van. Start
good. Won easily. Second and third the same.
Brush Up dogged IT,
FIFTH RAcE-Oae and a sixteenth miles.
handicap. 3 year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-i-Tucy Marie tGrothl - 81 ls2n
7-I-Roysi Ben tF. Hildebrdl &c 6 / rs
Time 1:50I4. Merlingo. Sainrtda. Kogo, Tim
oths Wen. finished rs named. Winner b. e. 90
but Eduardo, Won in drive Of two. Third
stopping Eduardo showed Improvement; Tir-
tuaily left. grand race Ben tired badly
a. the end Merlingo closed stoutly.
SIXTH RACE-seven furlongs. selling. year
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St Str. Fin
5-I-SylTa Fischer .....1o3 II Il
4-5-Ei PaiEnnc leeds ..-l0e 3
3o-1-Ileridn tM. Nelsohl -104 n
Time, l:31A. Peerless Lass. Rusticus. DR..
Sherman. Ed Sheridan. Ballston Boy, finished q,
named Winner ch. t5l by Saliva tion- Yule
Start good Won driving. Second easily Third
driving.
SEVENTH RACE-Ffve and a half furlongs
4 year olds and UPWARD:
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str, Fin.
s-1-Keniiworth lButweiD ..I22 8 isl4
Fair Chance Powers. III 2 6
Time I;10. Redsn. Golden Plume. Ray Carlo
Addie Hawkins finished rs named Winner Or
Won easily. Next two same. Kenlworth raj
kindly and towFoDed bis field; his grea
improvement. Redan WAS not much wanted ant
ran accordingly
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OF THE CLUBS
American League

WASHINGTON. Aug: ls-washington and
st. Louis batted TO L. inning tie today, 3 10
3. Both teams made their three runs in the
first and second innings. Score:
y, " as4lag'on asI .....-.. $1,000. = y
Batteries-Cates and Street; Bailey and
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Philadelphia beat
Chicago today by hitting the Chicago pitchers
at the right tlme. Score;
aieaqe'pu'4 Chicago ......2 ................ 10 5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Schreck; Smith, Man
uel Owen sRd sullivan. Shaw.
NEW YORK. Aug. IS.-Detroit opened here
today winning easily from the locals. Dono-
was put out OF the game for objecting 10
the umpire's decision. Score:
r. H. E.
DetAoil ~
New 1ork-----
Batteries-DonoTan. Summers and Schmidt;
Hogg. 0rth and Blair.
BOSTON. Aug. 1s.-Bosten from cleye-
land today. Both pitchers batted freely,
but cieotte more effective In the pinches-
R. II. E.
poston
Cleveland .
Batteries-eicotte and Carrisan; Rhoades and
Bemis.
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cRIcnET Ar VICTORIA

VICTORIA. B. C. Aug. 1S.-The Port
,s-d eleven VINO won easily from the
Vernon team yesterday IN the cricket
-,-,--,,. rrlert now IN progress. are being
E.-orzre8 BY the Albions OF Victoria in
sbe second match IN the series. Port
land vent down this morning for 20
- 4ra frsf two bztters for the Al
lions Briggs and Slater. had scored 50
nor out when the game was interrupted
f0r luncheon at ] p m Seattie.s eleven
,.-s.G~h is playing the team from the
ts-orie Point garrison. has six wickets
zov-r for 12e runs at noon. and Van
s.ofver which IS playing another eleven
<.----, thar city Burrard team, had eight
1,-,siSefs down for III, 10 which Pierce
con ri -ff,51ted A.
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National League

CHICAGO. Aug Is-The visitors won the
last game Of the series today By playing per-
fectly in the field and pounding Lundgren ell
over the lot Fraser succeeded him and was
also hit hard. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago .-............... ............ 2
Philadelphia ......--.....--.. u 0
Observation-Disclosures. Fraser and king;
Sparks and Doom. Umpires-Rigler and 0'Day.
PITTSBURG Aug. 1S.-Bnston tied the score
Of today's game with Pittsburs In the ninth
made two runs on Gibson's error The visitors
had three double plays to their credit. Score:
r. II. F..
Pittsburg .................... s /
Boston 10
Batteries Willis, Leifeld and Gibson; Tuckey,
Dorner and Smith. UmpiTe-Emslie.
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xrr,T-JAcKsoN MATCH

r,oTDFIEI.D. New. Aug. 1s.-Al Neili
s,a youns Peter Jackson have signed
articles for their fight i.anor s aas- r,@.S.n cn
~ gnarantee to weigh IN at l5S pounds
Fou~ hours before entering the ring.
Ae Jackson weighs about l1a POUNDS a.
-. ~,~esef,f time he viii have 10 90
.-,, s..r s4~enuous work 30 get down TO
fhe recuired weight
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

will not be inserted They must be handed In at
either Of the publication offices and be fndorsed
with tic name aud residence Of persons autho-
lied to have tle same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published in this column free of charge
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san FRANCISCO
SuMNAR'

Three base hit-oakes. Two base hits~-Aioh-
Ter, Zeider q. Oakes. Berry, Wheeler. Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Berry o. Meleohir, Briswsiter.
Hildebrsnd. Dillon Base on bails-On Koestner
3, Of Briswalter /, of Skillman 4. Struck out
By kOeStner 1, by Briswalter 8. By Sktllman B.
Double plays-Smith 10 Wheeler; McArdle TO
Berry TO Williams. Hits-0n Koestner z, OF
Briswalter Q. Passed ball-Hogan. Wild pitch
Koestner. Time Of game hours and 10 min
utes Umpire-O' Connsl
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nARRfEU

oFFMEYER-FABER-I this city. August
I6. 1905. by the Rev. F. NJ. stensrud, Carl
f. Hoffmeyer and Sophie NJ. Faber, both of
San Francisco
NIC0L-GRATTO--In Sacramento. Cal. August
L. 1908. William u. Nicol and Dorabelle NJ :.
CRATIC both of San Francisco.
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BORN

HARRIS-In this city August 49, 1908. TO the
wife Of Louis Harris daughter.
IRELAND-In Oakland Cal. August IS, 1908,
to the wife Of James ireland. daughter.
SCHULZ-In this city, August 10, 1908, to the
wife of Waleemar F. Schulz. son.
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Score Three to Three
in Twelve Innings

GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston al Chicago.
Philadelpnia at ST. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at philadelphia.
St. Louis At Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Bostor
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DIED

BOESON-In this city, August Is. 1908, Emma
Boeson. dearly beloved wife OF Robert Boeson,
native of Wales, aged 80 years IL months
and IA days.
Remains at the parlors Of GantDer Broth
ers. 34o0 Sixteenth street between Church
and Sanchez.
BURGENSEN-In this city, August II. 1sos,
Henry Burgensen. native Of Sweden, aged
II years.
CoDY-In this city. August IS. 1905 John
J.. beloved husband OF the late Kate Cody.
and loving father OF Catherine Cody and the
late May Cody. native of Earles Grove,
parish OF Thomastown, County Kilkenny, Ire.
land. member OF Valley lodge No. 80,
A. O. y. ".
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
dayl. at o'clock a. M. from the residence
OF his sister, Mrs. Kate WEIGH. lI7s Ala
bama street, thence to st. Peters church.
where a requiem. nigh mass win be cese-
brated for the repose OF his soul. commencing
at $50 O'Clock. Interment Holy Cross ceme-
terry.
coRCoRAN- Entered into rest. in Vallejo. Cal.
August *. 1905 John p. dearly beored and
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MEETINGs-speciai

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by order of
the President and in pursuance of a resolution
OF the Board OF Directors, q meeting OF the
stock holders OF the Masonic Hall Association
Of the city of San Francisco is hereby called
for. and Will be held at the office and prin-
cipal place of business of said corpora ton.
room No 901, Claus Spreckels building, Mar
Ret ard Sd SITS. San Francisco, California.
on MONDAY. the oath day OF August. 1905
at O'Clock D. m, for the purpose OF dIssolT-
ing said corporation and considering and de-
term ming whether said corporation shall ap-
ply to the Superior Court OF the City and
County OF San Francisco, State of California,
or dissolution.
GEO. JOHNSON. Secretary.
SPECIAL meeting OF stock holders OF the Cal.
Cattle and Land Co. will be held at the office
of Harding & Monroe, 40 Montgomery St..
San Francisco, Cal. Aug. 20, zoos, at 2
D. M, for the purpose OF filling vacancies In
board OF directors or other offices.
f. D. BAKER. Pres.
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Time I:1o. Redsn Golden Plume Ray Garlic
Addie Hawkins finished named. Winner nr-
b. lal by Sir Mo6red-Q Queen Bess. Start good
Won easily. Next two same. Kenilworth ran
kindly and towFoDed bis held his . great
improvement. Redan WAS not much wanted and
ran accordingly
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HALLS TO LET

|
HALL to let-Myrtle hall. e61 Golden Gate av.;
suitable for lodge purposes, meetings. etc. Ap-
ply daily between and p.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE of the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company, San Francisco, July 20. 190S-At a
meeting OF the board OF directors OF this
company. held this day. dividend was de-
payable on and after July so, 1908. Dividend
checks will be mailed TO stock holders.
LOUIS WEfNMANN. Secretary.
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OAKLAND

-Bsrre6 for groom in second inning. ""Bstted
far Kinselis 81 eighth inning
Runs AND HITS By INNINGS
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PHYSICIANS

DR. MAR DON the noted doctor OF Chinese en-
pire: al 76S Clay ST.. s F.: with know
edge Inherited through generations. cures o.
ailments human system is subject 70 By mean
Of teas. carefully selected herbs. consult free
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Brotherhood Of Owls.

Last Wednesday night. Nest 81 of the
Brotherhood of Owls met in the Pythian
hall. on the occasion of its first social
entertainment, when a most enjoyable
time was had.
While the company was assembling the
Mandolin and Guitar club gave some eN-
cellent numbers.
The newly elected executive of the nest,
Robert Slater. in a few well-selected re-
marks welcomed the friends who had come
10 paTtake Of the Owls hospitality, after
which an excellent program of song and
instrumental music was given. Fred I.
Hardy opened the program with piano
solo. This was followed by the Mando-
lin and Guitar club. Songs were given
by Mrs. A. z. Harvey, Mrs. Weis and
Billy Robinson while the Messenger
Boys quartet added TO the enjoyment of
the occasion by rendering a few of its
tavorites.
AT the conclusion of the program the
floor was cleared and the whole COM
pany enjoyed themselves Ia dancing. Nest
81 is in a Furnishing condition.
The nest meets every Wednesday night
i'm Pythian hall at s O'Clock.
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INVENTION OF SALT LAKE MAN MAY
SOLVE PERPETUAL MOTION PROBLEM

W. S. Rounds, a resident of this city.
after putting in his spare time for four
years, has drawn a set of plans for a
machine which ne believes will run itself
and give off enough additional energy to
be of commercial value. He intends soon
TO build a model of the machine twelve
feet high and if it operates successfully
he will have it patented at once Mr..
Rounds is employed in the office of G.
II. Griffin. joint ticket agent. His in
vention Is merely product of reasoning,
as he has only had a course in elementary
physics in the high school and never had
any practical experience with machinery.
His machine consists of a wheel and
axle with tubes on the rim of the wheel
in which metal balls move. The motion
Of the balls imparts energy enough to the
wheel to force it to revOlve The wheel
Is set mp on a horizontal axle. Six hol-
low tubes which are made to form an
ellipse are attached to the wheel and a
ball moves around inside of these tubes.
Balls Run in Tubes.
The tubes are set projecting from the
rim of the wheel al an angle The force
OF gravity always causes the ball TO move
TO the lowest part of the tube so that
there will be four balls on the side of the
wheel going down and two on the side
going up. The four balls are closer to
the center than the other two so the
forces counteract each other but the
momentum of the moving body causes
these balls TO keep movins. so the wheel
The wheel is made of a light material
such as aluminium and the tubes also of a
light material but tough enough to with
stand the wear of the balls hitting at the
ends. The balls are the heaviest part OF
the machine. This is in order that their
motion viii create force enough to move
the rest. One great advantage claimed is
that the only friction that needs to be
overcome Is that of the air. the balls roll
ing in the tube and but one bearing that
of the axle. In most machines. the ar
rangement is more complicated and there
are many axles and wheels, making the
friction great
To Store Up Power.
The most striking advantage claimed for
the machine is that il enables the opera
tor to store up power The work that is
expended in starting il to revolve caa be
distributed until the friction causes the
wheel to stop. This makes the machine
extremely practical, as it can be started
to revOlve and the source of energy re-
moved but the machine will still continue
to do work.
Engineers and physicists who have look
ed over the plans say that it has about an
even chance and that there are about as
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Danish sisterhood.

Lodge Utah" No. 50 held its fifth an
nual masquerade on Feb. al Labor hall
which wss well patronized by its members
and friends The grand march, starting
at 1888 o'clock. was led by one little girl
carrying the banner of the lodge followed
by four other girls dressed i'm national col
ors, each bearing green branch. repre-
senting the lodge Utah No. GO. The next
event Of the lodge will be the anniver-
sary tomorrow night. for which the COM
mittce has made elaborate preparation
and il is likely to be the most ENJOYABLE
anniversary eyer celebrated by the lodge
a special program has been arranged OF
musical selections recitat ions and
speeches. appropriate to the occasion.
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FraternaI Union Of America.

Eve rgreen lodge No 15l will hold its
regular meeting tonight and dispose of
the new laws affecting all members
Those who were present at the last meet
ing as well as those who could not at
tend. are requested to be present tonight
to vote. The degree team will also have
work to go through. Members will be
panied to learn of the death of Supreme
Vice President Colonel Handey, who
died on January II. followed by the death
of Supreme Steward Robert +. Couiehan.
Colonel Handley was sick only fifteen
days and died of appendicitis, and Brother
Coulehan from the effects of a stroke Of
caralvsis
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THE SALT LAKE HERAID MONDAY FEBRUARY 10 1908

ficers for the ensuing term. The follow
ing is the list of those installed: E. II.
Graham. c. R.; H. A. Willing. S. c. r. !;
{. r. White. T. s.: w. II. Greenig. r. s.
H. 7. Clough, treasurer; r. ]. Springhall,
5. w; W. II. Walker, ]. w; Chris
Woodell, S. b; William Ray Greenig, ].
B.; W. NJ. Mathis. lecturer Trustees. j.
c. Cleveland. A. F. Bowyer, J. G. Wilkes
Physician, J. n. Harrison. Druggist,
Charles Van Dyke. Immediately after
the ceremony Of installation the delayed
matter of organizing a junior court Of
Forestry was thoroughly gone over and
it was learned from the committee in
charge that everything would be in readi-
ness by not later than March II, as all
the necessary regGlia and the charter
will be on hand by that date, and as
there are forty-five applicants for mem
bership. the launching of junior court
is an assured thing. A committee was
Y. NJ c. a and also the officials of the
Juvenile court
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SMALLPOX ON BOARD.

Victoria B. c., Feb. 9.-The Japanese
steamer kaga Maru was freed today
from quarantine where she has been
since Wednesday owing to one case of
smallpox or board. The saloon pass
engers, including c. Y. Ada, the new
consul for Vancouver and all passen-
gers for Seattle were permitted to land,
but fourteen intermediate and 26S steer
age passengers and siXty-two of the
crew were kept at the William Head
quarantine station. The steamer
which has been thoroughly fumigated,
will leave here for Seattle for which
port she has over $4,000 tons of general
cargo.