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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
DEATHS ADJOURN
STOCK EXCHANGE

At the morning session of the San
Francisco ,stock and exchange board
yesterday the announcement was made
OF the death of two men identified
with the institution. DR.. f. o. Cham
berlain, member of the board, and
Leon Goldstein, publisher of the Of
fetal exchange lists of sales and quo
tations on mining stocks. were the
men who passed away. Both were fa-
miliar figures in the mining stock
market, and when the news of their
death, was received yesterday the
board Immediately adjourned out of
respect to their memory.
Doctor Chamberlain was one of
the younger contingent of mining
stock operators, having become iden-
titled with the stock and exchange
board when the Tonopah and Goldfield
mining properties first came into
prominence financially shortly before
the fire of 1906. he was born at Sut-
ter Creek in this state January 21.
1865, and was a practicing physician
for many years before becoming in
terested in mines and the brokerage
business. The cause of his death was
a nervous breakdown brought on by
overwork. He is survived by a wife.
Leon Goldstein was a familiar figure
at the Bush street exchange and had a
wiae acquaintance among mining
stock brokers and their clients, dating
back to the early Comstock days when
the brokerage business centered around
Pine and Leidesdorff streets. Goldstein
was printer on the Alta Californian
in pioneer times and he was connected
with the mining stock exchange as the
publisher of the official lists for over
80 years.
He died at his home in Pierce street
near Turk, where he had been suffer-
ing from pulmonary complaint for sew
eral weeks. His wife survives him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
COAST IGNORED BY
4. A. A. IN ELECTION
National AutomobiIists' Body
Names an Entirely Eastern
Board of Directors
Not an Enthusiast West of Dem
yer Favored, Yet Dues Are
Always Demanded

The report of the annual meeting of
the American automobile association,
which was held in New York recently,
shows that those who control the des-
TIMES of the national body overlooked
the west when ii came to nominating &
members of the board of directors.
Not a motorist west of Denver was
elected. In other words, they have
ignored the coast, YET they have here
tofore through L. p. Lowe. the presi-
dent of the California State automo-
bile association. demanded that those
holding contests out here should pay
them for sanction fees.
large part of the meeting was
devoted to the presentation of re-
ports by the officers and chairmen OF
tary's and the treasurer's reports show
that the national organization is in
the best condition numerically and
financially in its history. Treasurer
H. A. Bonnell reported an approximate
balance of $4,000. Secretary Elliott
report showed that during the last
year the membership has increased by
sos, the present membership being 25,-
759, representing 80 state associations.
The total number OF clubs affiliated
with the A. A. A. Is 225. Six new
state associations were formed during
the year.
Chairman Terry of the legislative
board presented a very exhaustive re-
port of the work of his committee and
outlined the general plan that has been
proposed for the first national legisla-
tive convention, which will be held in
Washington, d. c., next February. At
that time the national registration bill
will be reintroduced into congress and
it is expected that a public hearing
upon the merits of the bill will be held
during the week of the convention.
The uniform state motor vehicle law
will also be brought prominently be-
fore the members. and~efforts will be
made to secure it's Introduction into
the legislatures of those states which
either possess no effective motor laws
CIR those states which, in certain in
stances, have been shown to be un-
reasonable in their provisions.
AS had been expected, the directors
approved the proposition of the exeeu-
tive committee to dissolve the ma
tional body as New Jersey corpora
ton and take out charter as mem
bership corporation under the laws OF
the state of Connecticut. Steps looking
toward the change will be taken i'm
mediately.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
Employers Reject Scale

SEATTLE, Dec. 6.-The union job
printers today presented to their en-
ployers new scale calling for a re-
duction of hours from eight TO seven
and half and an increase of wages
from S24 to s2S a week. The en-
ployers rejected the scale and an
nounced that they would suspend busi-
ness rather than pay it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
The CHESTS Notebook

In the first place go when you are
invited Your hostess has presumably
1set the time most convenient TO her
and you must conform your arrange
ments TO hers. However much YOU
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

A correspondent asks for recipe for
chop suey This. made with young,
tender pork as foundation, is known
in Chinese restaurant parlance as fine
chop; with chicken IT is called guy
chop suey,~ or with chicken and mush-
rooms mo goe chop suey.r With all
OF these is served the Chinese condi-
ment brown and piquant known as
see w or gee VOW 1t corresponds to
our Worcestershire sauce. 1t can be
purchased of any Chinese dealer to-
gether with the bean sprouts or water
chestnuts that go with the dish For
guy chop suey to serve six persons
you will need one young, chicken, cut
in pieces. utilizing all the giblets; a
pound OF water chestnuts two pounds
of bean sprouts OF you can't get these
you may use French peas. tender string
beans or asparagus tips); little sliced
celery. sliced onion. The water chest
nuts should be shaved thin. Have a
kettle with olive oil or peanut OIL
about six tablespoonfuls. and saute in
this the chicken onion, celery and
chestnuts. When almost tender add the
bean sprouts, which must not cook too
long II you use string beans instead
chop very fine and saute with the other
vegetables Stir frequently to prevent
burning. adding If necessary a half
cup of boiling water. When tender
drain off any liquor remaining add a
little -four to thicken and salt TO taste
At the very last add q teaspoonfuI of
the brown sauce and pour over the
chop suey- Stir together and serve
with rice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

CAR coLLIDEs WITH wAGoN-An electric
car eollided with a butcher wagon belonging
TO Miller & Lax at Railroad and First avenues
South early yesterday morning. and the driver
of the wagon. Lawrence LAWN, 1850 Sixteenth
avenue, seriously injured. Joseph Rapkin,
motorman, arrested
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

The Dinner Menu
Oysters on Half Shell
Cream of Potato Soup
Cod Steaks, White Sauce
Lamb Chops, Broiled
SteWed Celery. Fried Potatoes
Mayonnaise of Lettuce and Grape Fruit
Wine Jelly, Whipped Cream
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
Culinary Notes

Clam SouP-Pour cup of water over
a quart of shelled clans; rinse the
CLAIMS, one by one, in the water and
separate the soft from the tough por-
tion Of each clam. Strain the liquid
through two folds of cheese cloth.
Scald one quart of milk with a slice
of onion and a tiny bit of bay leaf.
Chop fine the hard part of the clans !;
add the clam liquid and let slowly
heat 10 the boiling point, then strain.
pressing out all the juice possible, and
let cool little. Melt a third of cup
of butter; add a third of a cup of
Of pepper and let cook until bubbling.
then let cool: add the clam liquid.
stir until boiling. and strain in the
hot milk. add two beaten yolks of egg
mixed with half a cup of cream and the
soft part of the CLANS and stir until
the egg is set Have ready the whites
OF two eggs, beaten dry: poach this.
by spoonfuls, in a. saucepan OF boilin &
water and set on the top of the soup
poured into cups. Canned rather than
fresh clans may be used.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

Cream of CauIffower Soup-Let a
head of caulifiower stand stem upward
in a dish of cold salted water an hour
or more, then set to cook in a sauce
pan of boiling water to which half or
a whole cupful of milk and teaspoon
full of salt have been added. Cook
until the caulihower is tender, from
80 10 40 minutes. Discard the stem
and press as much of the caulif1ower
as possible through a sieve or gravy
strainer. Add the pulp, of which there
should be nearly two cupfuls, to a
quart Of chicken broth. In the mean
while scsld two cupfuls OF milk with
two stalks OF celery cut in pieces and
two slices of onion. Melt one-quarter
of cupful of butter: in 1t cook one
quarter OF a cupful of flour and half a
teaspoonful each of salt and pepper,
then add about pint of the broth and
puree and stir until boiling; add the
rest of the mixture and the hot milk
and stir until boiling. Draw the sauce
pan 10 a cooler part of the range and
stir in the beaten yolks of two eggs.
mixed with half or a whole cupful of
cream: add more salt-a generous tea
spoonful will be needed If the broth
has not been previously seasoned-and
pepper il desired.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

The local Studebaker company has
RECEIVED word their EMF car won
first prize in tour
E-sf-F Wins tns b;p fomr dav
FLORIDA Contest run across Florida
the most strenuous thing of the kind
ever given. There were Is starters
all told.
An effort to obtain uniform auto
mobile speed laws throughout the
various states of
IUniform speed the union will take
Laws Demanded tR tiRme saare of the OF nae aae
tional conference
on uniform legislation to be held in
Washington next month. The matter
will be brought before that body. by
the officers of the national civic fed
GRAFTON, according to an announcement
made in New York today. In the an
nouncement it is noted that the maxi
mum legal speed is 20 miles, an hour
in Ia states, % miles an hour in seven
other states and 5 miles in five states.
One state limits the speed to eight miles
an hour, while several others estab-
lish maximums varying from 10 to 40
miles an hour.
Finished in the most handsome red
that has ever been seen in the west. a
new Studebaker-
Car Arrives ster was received
--s. from the Stude-
baker factory a
few days ago by the local Studebaker
the new car describe the machine as
having the most graceful. racy lines of
any machine that has ever been on. the
coast.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

The local Studebaker company ha
received word their EMF car wo
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

An effort to obtain uniform auto
mobile speed laws throughout th'
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY OF Ae>HOUSE
LADY of the House
The Dinner Menu

Nothing great was ever achieved
without nthusiasm.-Emerson
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
EMF Wins
Florida Contest

the most strenuous thing of the kind
ever given. There were 16 starters
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

various states of
the union will take
up a share OF the
time of the ma
fional conferpupo
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
Uniform Speed
Laws Demanded

Finished in the most handsome red
that has ever been seen in the west a
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SHOE CLERKS
Union Chooses Men to Guide
Its Affairs During the
Ensuing Term
Bakers Joint Conference Board
Reports Seventeen Re-
quests for Label

The following have been elected Off
GERS Of the retail shoe clerks union for
fta a,,s,,i-,.r +o,.,,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
CAPTAIN TuLLBrr,s CASE.

Some light the little
Delegate KuhiO Mr. Mcclellan
bill provide licensed officers for official
report the the Committee
Fisheries quote: tElEt W
chairman-DO you know any
bmf
Captain where would
bill this here this and supported
the Chamber community which belong
support this and other pertaining to the
safeguard of life property a
The CharmanDO represent
of Honolulu
Tulett-My Washington
endorsed by Chamber OF
The Chairman-Do you have your authority with youi
Tulett-Yes, SIR
arma sayth havei with
Captain Tulet-oh, haven't it in my pocket
The Charman-wll you a copy authority the
n valse; noI cans send
@ copy Of authority
W
Committee
shows that that body endorsed the plan
Pilots
lighthouses feboats that specifications
gsatn and that the the Habo Tuet
verbally cooperate Apparently
lett took the Chambers endorsement the backing
specific departure that plan had
which he
of licensed officers all sailing
IIawai's particular needs assuring the
Merchant Marine Fisheries this the evidently
Commerce willing for with his instructions
Delegate Kuhio and his MIR Mcclellan had nothing
Chamber Tutt probably
sent here The result which
by thorough between the Chamber
ater's secretary in
specifically notifying Delegate
proposition and of the departure Tu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
A NEW SUGAR PRODUCER.

accomplished in movement
of incredible
o
1t has been discovered that is better known Indian
controlled
enabling grain The condition
wasf
stalk The direct result stated is
prongaon life plant gradual
actually
the and the beet
of
yielding
(fbe uo
emlose
including huk fooaks the
their ermentable convertible
alcohol residue about
OF
there will be field the controlled"
IN the world
possibilities
o agricultural
limits production
expanded entire
supply, mel wa will be soon gone
possibilities have unknown until
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
GOVERNMENT BY COMMISSION.

have charter soon,
the Denver Republican,
under of circumstances by the
following the disaster the gulf city Under
the stricken city if
of its Galveston
due the commission The scandals of San Fran
that the
magnificent than and with rate of
accomplishments
in of munic corruption
toward
onehalf has been by
and
but the that the speer admin
The councand Repub
resulted
boards
appointed these boards like the legislative
do notbu public The Denver
cities have tired of the DID, cumbrous
would be to hui a n
the candidates for
They accomplished that
being conducted by
the enemies Roosevelt is that this republic
seeking
negatives But somehow the accept the situation and refuse to be
b the horseback
headess ballots forth
rule depends much the himself"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
MORE s1MPL1F1ED SPELLING.

The simplfed Spelling doing
stand unaffected by fourth
of familiar words in unfamiliar The list
argument favor of the style because reality
the smifed spelling merely getting
and Bacon and Shakespeare and others who could
Board
ki calls
of the existing parallel forms certain pt
accuracy giving "sped'' and 'spelt' examples
Selecting
following example what expected primers
out in the style:
Wa aed the def lady Oh she
motifs she had posman
kot
but he Hammered her until she d had
TO him pais and
kid of
cpn and this absovd him am Let
doing
The be tina
of these to of the
thus approved the being
teachers to edge in the gradually
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
y THohouaHLY TESTED.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been examined by eminent analytical
chemists who certified that it contain
ed no narcotics. 1t is not only a safe
and harmless medicine, but the best in
use for coughs, colds and Group. For
sale at all dealers. Benson, Smith g.
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
.
less Operator Jack Binns, of the Re-
public, sat in his crushed cabin and
with weakening storage batteries called
seven great liners out of the impene-
trable fog and told his story to them
and to the shore. In Boston people were
reading in the papers the movements of
the vessels at the very moment when
they were occurring and knew the loca-
tions of the various actors in the ocean
tragedy when even the liners themselves
could with difficulty find each other in
the fog. 1t was a wonderful triumph
for Marcon S invention and those of
the others who have worked out differ
emit systems.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
LINCOLN DAY IN HONOLULU.

afforded by the mlnd this taking nothing the showing made
by the public soldiers and
triumph something stirred
added
security which Honouan realized until
then that they had missed.
Not the ride the the
vanishing million helped
young soldiers
despite briliancy, a of patho
The which
of and
influence of democracy
Honolulu did its we'll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
OAHU BATTERY TO BE NAMED
AFTER AERONAUT PIONEER

Lieutenant selfridge, U. S. A., who
was killed at Fort Myer, Va, last year
while testing one of the Wright aero
planes under War Department aus.
pieces, has been 'honored by the govern
ment by having his name used in
christening one of the new batteries on
this island. 1t win be called Battery
Selfridge, but whether il is the bat.
terry at Pearl Harbor, the guns for
which are being brought here aboard
the bark Mohiean, or one of the bat
teries at Waikiki. ID not known here.
The San Francisco Argonaut says
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
THE NEW INCOME TAX,

The Governors idea raising immigration
sound its adoption would benefcia
The
public land settlement the being
labor
will decline.
The
than $4,000
paying under the old By this
ao
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16
ROOSEVELT AS A STATESMAN.

When time to write of the White
his place history will be his awakening
national
undertakings Most sighted
has accomplished already bringing the
profgacy
take advantage the blessings provided by Roosevelt
and patriot and practical politician He
mandng He telling administering rbukes;
he has not been delivering telling superior
fat
There today who the
country
craftsmanship of the past decade and the
AS time passes will
Mexico the
in the hoadest geographical sense
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

that Battery selfridge is on the
" Fort Upton Military Reservation,
Hawaii" The local Army engineer
Office has received no information on
the subject, nor have any of the bat
terry locations been officially named as
yet, nor, for that matter, has the cav.
airy post at Leilehua, which is tenn
porarily called the Leilehua Canton
ment.
A cablegram printed in the Adver-
tiser on February 2 refers TO the nam
ing of battery at Fort Upton after
Lieutenant Selfridge, but the dispatch
did not stste where Fort. Upton is To-
Gated. a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

hope the
of their the
Trent being used perfect bring the whole
mudde
litigation
trng At
pubicans directly interested will getting
settlement the whole general public
is
sded which side right and which side
public business allowed to proceed along
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

This paper believes that Hawaii should keep National
from
a law and might be needed make
the aeymen the
of heavy
Hawaii to refu to do her share.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

Now is the time when all should
Parade The indications bigger
and better than that preceding
ment in the charge.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

Whenever the Hospital upon
to put into practise the things they duty
promptly efficiently the
the Lincoln Day ceremonies the of
the past two years that the Red
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

The of the
contents of boxes placed buildings
hear of fndn these
when public buildings they GOT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-16

weather chart furnish
yesterday The highest degrees
for the
fell o. within degree of the coolest
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19


take possession of the pot. But Miss
Leslie pushed him aside, and wrap.
ping al in the antelope skin, slung 1t
upon her back.
Tho brute exclaimed N~inthrope.
lie leafe such a load fer YOU, when
ne Knew II a can DO SO llttle!'
Tie sirl met his outbnrst with n
brave attempt At a smile, please Try
TO look at the bright side. Mr.. YIN.
ihfefe. Really, ! believe he thinks it
is hesi for us to exert ourselves
lie has other opinions with which
We q the cultured class would hardly
agree Miss Leslie. Consider his com.
maHa that We shall 20 thirsty until
ne permits us 10 return 10 the cliffs.
Inc man imPefuhenee Is lntolefz
"ois. ! sN"'i 10 10 the fiNet ana ollhk
"Hsa e3'ose.
IN nut Inc Danger oil malaria
NHS'' ""i"il"' INC NtIlo"
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
MARKET LETTER
From Our Regular Kansas City
Stock Yard Correspondent

Kansas City Stock Yards, Feb. i.
tn an Of cattle was moderate last
we-s. less than l0,OO0 head here,
making the third week IN success
sion # Hght receipts here. and at
all -. markets, yet there was no
visible improvement in the tone of
The Def cattle market. Buyers
have persisted in fighting the mar
ket n the face OF moderate sup
piles. and the advance secured
early asst week was slowly dissi
pated. and the week CLOSED a shade
low on steers. about steady on
butcher stuff. Stockers and feed
ers were draggy all week, owing to
the bad weather and slack outside
demand account thereof. The
supply today is $500 head, held
down by another general storm
throughout the west, and the Ia
mine conditions are forcing recog.
nit III 70 a certain extent. although
buyers assume Indifference, and
the advance today is no more than
10 - j cents in any case. Price
steers are absent today. some fairly
good steers at 1928 this morning,
bulk Of fed steers quotable at 50. %
to 46. Is. tops around $500, top
COWS bring So. %, and best heifers
So. 70, bulls - to $3.50, calves
81 80 to So. 80, stockers mainly at
81 to 8, feeders $50 to 1928.
Shipments TO the country last
week aggregated $40 car loads,
about the same as during previous
week, but there was less call for
expensive feshy feeders than here
tofore.
The hog market is holding up
we'll, although packers occasion
ally get in a good day, such as last
Saturday, when a two days sup
ply on sale at Chicago furnished
the excuse to hammer the market.
Ran here was $4,000 head last
week and the net loss was II cents
per cwt., Just about representing
the loss of Saturday. Supply is
1000 head here today, market 10
higher, top Sc. 80, medium weight
hogs at S6.l5 to So. 40, lights 50. so
to 46.25, pigs Il. 80 to $50. 1t
is currently reported that a spirit
of economy is abroad in the land,
but in Zach times pork gets more
support that it loses as pork can
be on a high level, and still be
cheaper than other meats, because
it goes farther. Astute dealers
figure, therefore, that the tendency
of hog prices will be upward.
Although the sheep and lamb
trade lacks life. and is more or less
a draggy affair. prices are higher
than a week ago. Run last week
was 35OOO bend. supply TODAY
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19


son iaElhe charge Oh OF oe!iig III
iead OF NY fanny OF i.aNIils lile care
vi I'll :, ou ST., =, :. al -. .ei, ny ''9'ii9' ro ~
80 80 l0( w -. u, IN .5."ii''ei
qss,ou y. - ..,.o,1 on
nar Who discovers S5Snpcts or has
fnowiedge Of y case If any of the dis.
eases named herein Sl#3n immediately
report the same 10 TIE local board of
health; providing IA al the above
where such loc3. board of health is
net organized. then sch report shall