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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
EXPULSION or CASTRO.

The Venezuelan government de-
clares that II has sufficient facts snd
evidence upon which to convict and
imprison President Castro for . long
term should he land upon the shores
Of his native land.
. n this be true. Is II not rather pc
cnlier tina: the Venezuelan govern
ment should have frantically besousht
ecreign governments to preven, Cas-
tro from iandtax In Venezuela. and
furthermore. to prevent his remain
ing anywhere in ths; vicinity.
whysshoud . government, II II has
crime laid mp against an individual
and the evidence to successfully prose
cute him. urge outside covers to keep
- eu,psit ct a 10 sfssp:
THIS ID osc q the Inconsistencies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Boston Defeats Philadelphia.
i8Y Associated PresS.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April 10
Today's game was played in drizzle
and was won by Boston to 2. Bos-
ton mixed hits with Philadelphia's err
rors. Chech pitched in fine form un-
til the ninth, when he weakened. AMI
the home team punched four hits and
escaped a shut out
Philadelphia 1000 0OO02-2 9 4
Boston ..OO3OO0 0Ol-4 9
Batteries: .Coombs and Lapp and
Thomas: Chech and Spencer. Uni.
pires. Connolly and Hurst. Time,
1885.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14

accompanied by the board OF COVER
nors and some OF the members OF the
descendants of the signers OF. the Dec
laration of Independence. On account
OF the rain the exercises which were
planned were held in the main hall
OF Jefferson's home. Monticello. m
stead Of ut the tomb.
The address was by Mr.. Littleton.
Among the chapters guests were
DR.. William c. Randolph. OF Char.
lottesville: Mrs. Randolph and
Thomas Jefferson Randolph, descend
ants Of Jefferson: Jefferson M. Levy.
of Monticello, and New York city.
Two Lineai Descendants.
Two of the members Of the Abe
marie Chapter. Miss Selm" Nelson
and Miss Mildred Nelson Page. are
lineal descendants OF a signer OF the
declaration. The wreath which IN
accordance with the annual custom OF
the chapter was placed upon Jeher-
sons tomb. was made OF native laur-
els and tied with robbons of blue ana
white. the colors OF the daughters.
It was delivered by Miss Mildred Mel
son Page historian and ex-regent OF
the chapter to Master Thomas Jefer-
son Randolph, and put in position by
him.
The exercises included an address
Of welcome to the descendants Of the
signers by e. c. Haden. mayor Of
Charlottesville, to which Albert NJ.
Mathewson, OF New Haven, Conn.,.
president Of the society responded.
An original poem by q descendant
was read. Flowers were strewn upon
the graves Of the members Of the
Jefferson family. and the gathering
sang America"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
NEED The WARNING.
Many Newport News People Havs
Done 30,

When the Kidneys are sick they
give unmistakeable warnings that
should not be ignored. By examin-
,rx the urine and treating the Kid
neys upon the first sign Of disorder.
many days Of suffering may be saved.
Sick Kidneys expel . dark. ilEsmeIiinS
urine. full Of "brick-dust" sediment
and painful in passage. Sluggish kid
neys canse . dun pain in the small
Of the back. headaches. dizzy spells.
tired. languid feelings and frequently
rheumatic twinges.
poan's Kidney Pills are for the KID
eeys only: they cure sick kidneys.
snd rid the blood Of uric poison. II
you suffer from any of the above
SYMPTOMS you can use no better rem
edy.
Newport News people recommend
:>caa's Kidney Pills.
Ms. J. L Cob living At 81 Twen-
ty.seveBth street. Newport News. Va.
says: Il think just as highly OF
Deans Kidney Pills at tbs time a.
when gave . statement publicly
recommending them IN 1909. They
cured my husband At that time OF
backache from which he suffered 90
severely for Q long time. tina, he
could scarcely attend to his duties.
The cure has proven . permanent one
90 Mr.. Cole has not had the slightest
symptom OF kidney trouble since"
For sale BY all deaiere. Price 50
cents. rosfer-MiIburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, cole agents for the United
STATES.
Rememt-r the nsme-Dosa's-saa
take no Other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
FIaaler Road oMeiaIs

ST. AUGUSTINE FLA. April 13.-
The directors Of the Florida East
Coast Railway in annual meeting
elected ]. r. Parrot president, to
succeed H. NJ F1agler. who sin re-
tains the position Of chairman Of the
board Of directors. Mr.. Parrctt has
been first vice president Of the road
and had general charge snd supeT-
vision Ct the Sea-eoine extension.
Mr.. Psrrot will coutinue as gen.
eral manager Of the road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
RED MEN Will CELEBRATE
81. 7AMlNA DAY MAY 10
Wyoming Tribe Proposes to Have Big
Torch Light Profession and
Oyster Roast.

Following its usual custom Wyom-
ing Tribe. No. 40, improved Order
of Red Men, is preparing to celebrate
lSt. Tamina day on May 10, with rath-
ler interesting exercises. 1T Is PRO
POSED to have big costum" war
dance which will be followed by an old
time oyster roast. Messrs, A. NJ. Ten
mis-, H. X. Houston and Frank Fl.
Walker compose the committee en- ar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
laps WANT TO BUY VIEW
SUBMARINE BOAT PLANS
Alleges to BE Of Enormous Speed
Will Construct Graft Them
selves.
NV Associated Press.

my ASoOSi3Scu EtSSoIs
NEW YORK. April 13.-The Japan
ese government IL negotiating with
an American builder Of submarine
loats for the purchase Of plans and
for a new type Of sub
marine Of smaller model than the
type now In common nee. but Of double
speed II 10 stated tAst the proposed
new cgaft would have Abo1t The same
destructive power ~ the present
types. The purpose Of the japanese
government, II the negotiations are
successfully concluded, IS to send
draughtsmen to New York to make
drawings under the direction Of the
American builder. but to build all the
new boats Of the new type In Japan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
New York Blanks Washington.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 13.-
Hughes weakened in the seventh in
ming of today's game after making a
bad throw to second, and New York
hammered FIVE runs over the plate.
defeating Washington ) to 0. Lake
was very effective with runners on
the bases. A one-handed catch by
Freeman Of McConnells line fly into
right was the feature of the game.
Score: r. II. E.
Washington OOOOOOOO-O 6 4
New York. -. O0OOO5OO-5 Z 3
Batteries: Hughes, Groom and
Street; Lake and Kleinow. Umpires.
Eagan and Evans. Time, 2:15.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
military Morals Ieessi

WAI.LA WAII.A, WASH. April IL.
Speaking before members Of the Four
teenth United States Cavalry. Chap
lain Francis p. Joyce deD0unced the
morals existing in the army and called
for executive action BY the Na.ionai
Government making religious instruc-
ton compulsory amoae solder and
fixing some means Whereby credit foe
attendance on divine services would
be given.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14

IN from the women OF the country bids
(fair to block the CONTAMINATED OF
this deal. Hnt OF this no one can be
sure until the tariff bill has been act
cd upon In the Senate and finally
agreed ON by the cOnferees OF the
two houses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14

which none OF the boosters OF the
New York and Bermudez Aspha'
Company has felt called upon to ex-
blain in connection with the recent
expulsion Of Castro from the West
indies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Order the Uniforms.

The Hampton Baseball team last
night awarded the contract for uni
forms, bats, balls and other parapher-
MALTA to Mr.. Edward Monfalcone, OF
Newport News. The team decided to
use all of Spauldings goods the COM
ing season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Heptered at the Newport News. Va,
Posto0lce a. Secoud-class matter
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IA. 1909.
INCREASE on GLOVES A REWARD.

sNcREAsE ON GLOVES A REWARD.
Some Of the inside history con-
corning the action OF the House OF Re-
representatives. in insisting upon
radical increase Ct tie import duty on
women.s and children's gloves Is CIV
en- In q circular sent out by the AS
ISOLATION OF Glove Importers. COM
prising some CT the largest depart
nent. drygoods and notion establish
meats In the country. 1t appears that
practically but enc manufacturing
firm In the United States was sought
to be benefited by the raising Ct this
schedule which, II 1t be adopted. Will
place an additional burden upon every
woman and child in the United States
who wears gloves.
The head of this concern is a New
York ex-cCngressman and a politician
OF wide influence amongst his form
er colleagues. He was needed to help
out the Cannon program and respond.
ed to the call Of his former chief.
His reward was the insertion in the
Payne bill In the House Of . schedule
which more than doubled the duties
upon the products Of his factories.
- The circular issued BY the As
sociation Of Glove Importers de-
clares:
'Lucius N. Littauer:;- for many years
leading and influential member OF
Congress. 10 the recognized head OF
the great Gsoversville siovemakins
industry.
HE stands for 1t In all its relations
@ public Affairs. He was known in
Congress a. its representative. 1t
vas his special concern. and his great
fortune represents investment in It.
-lGr. Littsuer - one Oe the closest
1sssonai and political intimates q the
present organisation which contrcls
TIE House.
AS q member Of Congress he Was
one Of the recognized spokesmen Of
Joseph @. Cannon.
He vas one Of the men who made
Cannon Speaker and one Ct the most
elective representatives Of the Can
non group In all political affairs. He
q politician Of great influence In
New York.
when the great figh. over the cleo
tioa Of Speaker Cannon and the re-
adoption Of the Cannon rules Of the
House started Q few weeks ago, Mr..
Lttauer was early sent for. He huT-
RED on to Washington. ard was one
of the group Of inside managers for
Speaker Cannon. and the Old rules
thrcughoot the ngh,. No logger a
member Of Congress. he used his per
sssal acquaintance and influence
most effectively. To no man does the
: preseut managerial clique eve mere
or Is retentioa Of control. what In
,dscsd Mr.. Lsttauer to work % hard for
Ne control!
Nobody knows; patriotism, doubt.
lea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Fruit crop Reported Ruined.
Inv Associated Proas.1

ROANOKE. VA. April 13.-Fruit
growers In this section have reported
that their crops have been ruined BY
the heavy frosts and freezing weather
prevailing for the past several nights
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
As~or evrwssu Oeelr.

Mayor and Mrs. L. r. Furness ana
x-s. J. c. s. Faraess returned 10
Phoesus yesterday non the East.
eru Store Of MaryissA. vasre ney
were called by the dessh - Mrs. u.
X. Farness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAMS.
Former Hampton Woman Passes
Away in the City Of Richmond.

Magistrate William T. Westwood
Of his niece. Mrs. w. H. Williams,
which occurred in her home in Rich
mond Monday night. Mrs. Williams
was Miss Westwood, Of Hampton. and
she Is also the niece Of Colonel J.
C. Phillips, who resides near this
city. She was 76 years old. Paralysis
was the cause Of death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Rain PrWsmssS Cams.

The rain c: yesterday afternoon ia
terfered With the game Of baseball
Of New Park diamond between Nor
folS Academy and Hsmpton Htss
school The Norfolk nine did no
come TO HAMPTON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
Sand and Gravel!

Sand for building purposes. ia
ken from James River at Newport
News Point. COURSE OR FINE.
Guarantee all grades. Prepared
to handle any size con-
tract. Sand delivered in Hampton
or Newport News $1.00 per load.
Special price to contractors. Call
phone No. : or No. 56SJ. Once
Bank OF Hampton Building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14
FOUNDERS DAY At
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-14

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms. Bell Phone NO II
business once. Bell phone No. III
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
NEWS OF THE OCEAN



The steamer Enterprise sailed for Bio on
Saturday. with cargo valued at Si57,549, and
including the following
go bbls -four. lO.z6T cts barley. 204 cts
wheat ieI ctls corn, 20 cts oats. !, $50 bales
hsv 1856 lbs beans. y, 500 lbs millfeed,
81 l32 lbs middlngs 6S.2 34 lbs bran, 4,se5 lbs
and 20 c. meals , 43S lbs and cs butter,
36s7 lbs and cs cheese, 800 cs canned goods,
1880 lbs salt. l.450 lbs sugar, As cs. Il bhls
and 10 kits salmon 1900 lbs rice, 1884 lbs
dried FISH. 1876 lbs Goldfish. 6S5 pkgs fresh
fruits ? 033 lbs garlic 7B9 pkgs potatoes, lSa
pkgs onions :. 500 lbs fresh meat. 355 lbs fresh
fsh 243 lbs aud 10 bxs dried fruit COO lbs
and - bxs raisins. 20 lbs ham and bacon,
4 40 los lard. 46T lbs nuts, 1850 lbs coffee 24o
lbs TEA 532 lbs chocolate. Bias lbs and cs
candy 1221S lbs and IS bread. l6. 456 gals
and 10 cs wine. 333 gals and 10 cs whisky. %
casks beer IS gals and 10 cs brandy, cs grape
juice $50 gals gin. cs liquors. % cs boots and
shoes, 13s pkgs dry goods. % pkgs leather. %
pkCs ssddlery. $50 IS kerosene. - cs and .
bbis oils. IS pkgs paints. 2O7 pkgs white lead.
i S04 lbs putty. - pkgs sewing machines. SC
pkCs railroad material 10000 bricks. 1000 SKIS
lime. 4 400 SKIS cement. 81 pkgs windows. TIC
lbs and ] tobacco. : and ammuni-
ton s. coils rope. 135 pkgs machinery 30 cs
boiler tubes. % pkgs building material, - car
wheels. 30 pkgs electrical goods. 336 pcs and
- bids pine 2s bdls and Z pcs steel 81 pkgs
wagon material 2.532 so lbs fertilizer. 1 auto
mobile and ] cs parts. 81 pkes drugs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

ASTORIA, Aug. 23.-Steam schooner F. ).
Loop arrived this morning from San Francisco
and left for Knappton TO load lumber.
Steamer Rose City arrived today from San
Francisco with freight and passengers.
Tug Robarts with the scow schooner Coquille,
arrived Sunday from Florence, and the vessel
viii be taken back with cargo of eannery sup
plies for the Florence packing company.
Steam schooner Coaster arrived this morning
from San Francisco to load lumber.
Steamer Majestic cleared at the custom house
Sunday for San Francisco with a cargo Of $50,
600 feet of lumber loaded at Prescott.
Steamer Olympic cleared Saturday evening for
San Pedro with 600 feet of lumber loaded at
Portland 500, 600 feet loaded at st. Johns and
1000 feet loaded at the Astoria box company $
plant.
Eureka with freight and passengers.
PORTLAND, Aug. 23-while dropping fen
der over the side OF the steamer Henderson last
night Gurnie Fidler, first mate, fell overheard
Official investigation into the sinking of the
steamer Daniel Kern on the morning OF August
Is by the steamer George W Elder begun
this morning before the United States local ma
rine inspectors, Edwards and Fuller.
With 80 passengers and $50 tons of general
merchandise the steamer Northland arrived this
morning at / O'Clock from San Francisco Cap
tain Erickson SAID that they naa mead winds ana
a little fog. On the way up the captain said
that they the French bark Hoche, Captain
Augfrey at anchor about a mile of shore be-
tween Elk creek and Itnamook head The yes
sci refused the offer OF assistance and the tug
Wallula was later sent down to help 1t out. Ii
is Ga days out from Newcastle with coal for this
With freight and passengers the steamer Break
water Captain MacGenn, arrived this afternoon
from Coos bay.
Babin Chevaye arrived this afternoon at !
The Japanese steamer Nawata Maru. Captain
Sakimma which arrived this afternoon. is con-
signed TO the Pacific lumber and manufacturing
company and viii unload its cargo Of little
less than 100000 feet of Siberian round oak
logs from Otaru Later It will 90 to Puget
sound where 1t win load fir tics for North
China
SEATTLE. Aug. 23-Arrived: Steamer Dol
phin, from Skagway and ports; steamer Buck
man. from San Francisco; steamer HUMBOLDT
from Skagway and ports; steamer Governor.
from San Francisco: steamer Victoria. from
Nome tank steamer Roma, from San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Cottage City, for Skagway
and ports
Beginning with the Titan which will arrive
from Vancouver tomorrow 10 take cargo. steam
ships Of the Blue Funnel line win call regularly
at Manila their westward voyages. The I'll
tan will sail from Tacoma September &
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 23.-The new rere-
cutter Tahona arrived here today 12S DAYS
from Baltimore. via the Suez canal quick
passage The Tahoma wiz he stationed on Puget
sound.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. cs.-steamship Hanalel ar
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
Cotton Market

NkN YORK. Aug. 23.-Hutton's wire said:
mere was very apathetic feeling in the local
cotton market throughout almost the entire day
ana trading was extremely dull Crop reports
from IeXss were generally bullish, some author
tues claiming heavy deterioration. but the report
by Entomologist Hunter thar 90 per cent OF the
bou Weevil had been killed in the southwest by
recent heat was thought 70 confirm some recent
theories that the recent hot weather had done rs
much good in killing the boil weevil il had
zone harm 10 the plant. Spot demand for Amer
lean consumption continues very poor, aside from
some inquiry for old grades"
Liverpool writes Prom all parts Of Europe
we hear that. spinners' stocks OF actual cotton
are very small: we. therefore. look for brisk
demand as soon As the crop begins TO move"
Favorable reports are coming from Manchester,
Where Il is believed that trade interests are inn
proving The weather reports from the south
sre' Tor the most part. of 3 negative character.
Inc crop Is late. there Is little old crop
cotton IN the south and the continental and
american mills need immediate supplies. Stocks
OF cotton al sli points are l0l.O4 bales. vs.
l9S.s4l same time last year and 263. o22 two
years ago.
spot cotton closed quiet: middling uplands.
lzI5c; mddling gulf, lSc: sales none.
-rs.n- r-r~ Hrrfr-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24

The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, s266; New York. 72-60;
Omaha, S2-70.
SYNOPSIS
The depression over the valley Of the Colorado
has caused light rain and thunder storms over
Arizona, Utah, eastern Oregon and western Mon
tana. An Of high pressure is moving east
ward over the northern portion of the Pacific
slope. causing fair and warmer weather west OF
the Sierra and Cascades and cooler weather over
the inter mountain section
The humidity at Red Bluff is So per cent and
at Fresno a per cent.
Conditions are favorable for fair weather in
California Tuesday, and warmer north OF the Te-
hachipi.
The following is the forecast for the 80 hours
ending midnight Tuesday:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair; warmer
Tuesday; light northwest wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair; warmer Tuesday;
light northwest wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair; warmer Tuesday;
light north wind.
San Joaquin vslley-Fair; warmer Tuesday;
light north wind.
Los Angeles and vieinity-Fair Tuesday; light
west wind. G.. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster, Temporarily in Charge.
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via San Francisco: stmr Hanalei hence Aug. 81.
Sailed Aug 23-Stmr National City. for San
EUREKA-Arrived Aug. 23-Stmr City Of To-
. peka. hence Aug. %.
Sailed Aug. 23-Stmr Katherine. stmr Aber-
deen, stmr Rsvalh- for San Francisco.
four masted barkentine, five miles SW. of
trinidad, probably Br bktn Titania. from Navua,
sEATTLE-Arrived Aug. 23-Stmr Victoria.
from Nome stmr Roma. from Port San Luis.
arrived Aug. 23-Stmr Dolphin. from Skag-
way.
Arrived Aug. 2S-stmr Humboldt. from skag-
way; stmr Bnckman. hence Aug. 20.
POINT REYES-Passed south Aug. %. 1920
a.. m;nStmr Temple E. Dorr, from Eureka for
EASTERN PORTS
B0STON-Arrived Aug. 22-Br stmr Wray
Castle from Yokohama.
Observation-Disclosures Aug. 22-Stmr
Lewis Luekenbach from Puerto Mexico.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-P Passed Aug. %
Ship John Ena, from Hiio for Delaware break
NoRFoI.K-Salled Aug. 21-Br stmr knight
of st: George. for Guaymas.
NEW YoRk-Arrived Aug. 22-Stmr Ameri-
can, from Philadelphia: Br stmr Indrani. from
Yokohama. Aug 21-Br stmr Kennebee, from
Sailed Aug. 21-stmr oregonian. for Puerto
ISLAND PORTS
non ap hence In aug For ssmr
OUTSIDE BOUND IN u NJ.
ship VIM Fl. Smith
OCEAN STEAMERS
/ NEW 1Ohh-Arrlveu aug. S3-SJmr RotS-
| dam. from Rotterdam; stmr Minnetonka, from
London; stmr ICELAND, from Antwerp.
QUEENST0WN-Arrived Aug. 23-Stmr Lusi-
| tania. from New York fer Liverpool.
! B0UL0GNE-Sailed Aug. 24-Stmr Nord
! America, for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
| PUERTO MEXICo-Arrived Aug 22-stmr
| Isthman, from New York.
Sailed Aug. 21-stmr Hawaiian. for Delaware
| breakwater.
GUAYMAs- Sailed Aug 2S-schr Henry X.
Hall. for Townsend.
! VICTORIA-Arrived Aug. 23-Nor stmr Trl-
color. from Grays Harbor.
Arrived Aug. 23-Ger stmr Ella. hence Aug. &c
/ for Vancouver; Nor stmr Thor, hence Aug. 10 for
Nanaimo.
! PORT SAID-Arrived Aug. 23-Fr stmr Am
iral Duperre from Hayre for San Francisco.
/ SUEZ-Arrived Aug. 23-Br stmr Seneca. from
Hongkong for New York.
] GLASGOW-Sailed Aug. 21-Br stmr Romero
/ for New York: chartered to load for Honolulu.
! TENERIFFE-Sailed Aug. 1T-Ger stmr Mem
phis. for San Francisco.
YOK0HAMA-SaiedA Aug. 17-Fr stnr Amira
Fourichon, for San Francisco
Arrived Aug. 22-Stmr Korea. hence Aug. 5.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aug. 23-Jap stmr Ten
20 Maru, hence July 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
ATTACK THE FEDERAL
PURE FOOD STATUTE
State Associations Object to the
Existing Law

DENVER, Aug. 23.-"Give US uni
form pure food law which may be ac-
cepted or rejected by the individual
states each according TO its needs. A
national law should attempt no more
than the regulation Of interstate COM
1nerce."
This was the slogan set tonight for
the opening tomorrow OF the thirteenth
annual convention of the association OF
state and national food and dairy de-
partments
That the convention will take action
for the submission to the various state
legislatures Of a model food bill" was
expressed after a preliminary meeting
tonight Of a special committee headed
by Dr. E T. Lsdd. state food commits
sioner Of North Dakota and author OF
the Ladd model food law. It is the
plan TO forward the drafted bill, after
its approval by the convention. to the
various states.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24
Eastern livestock Market

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 23.-Cattle- Receipts.
10000: market steady. Native steers, S4-40@
80: native and and heifers. S2-25 a
stockers snd feeders. $685.: bulls 50. IS as 30;
calves. S3.75dT-25; western steers. S3-S0d6.T0i
western COWS. S275d4.5o
HoEs-Receipfs. 5000: market &c higher. Bulk
Of sales. 81 .70d7 s.: heavy. S7.75dT.S5; packers
and butchers. S7.75G7-90; light, S7.60dT.90;
pigs. S6d725.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market strong. Nut
tons. s. % a 5.25: lambs. S6uT.6 60; range weth
ers. S4NJ-25, range ewes. S3.J0G4-f5.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 23.-Cattle-Recelpts
200; market steady. Western steers. SOU q
5-55: Texas steers. S305: range cows and heif.
ers. So % p: Gamers S26I2- so; Srockers and
feeders. s. 1850: calves. S3.25a675; bulls
and stays s.. 80 so.
Hogs Receipts $500: market 10c higher
Heavy ST.30d7 -; mixed sT.50@ 80: light,
S5-600 80; pigs. S625 7-25; bulk Of sales
ST.45GTT5.
Sheep-Receipts IS 600: market steady Year
lings s. T5ds.25: wefhers. S3.90d 49,: ewes,
$500 49,. lambs SG.50@ 80.