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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Wednesday. March 81.
stmr Argyll, Nyman. II hours from Bowens
landing.
Stmr Daisy Freeman, johnson, As hours from
Stmr Hilonian, Johnson s days from Honolulu.
Stmr Whitesboro, Frederickson, IL hours from
Greenwood
Stmr Samoa, Madsen. Is hours from Caspar
bound south. put In TO land passengers.
Stmr Bandon, Wirschuleit, Al hours from Ban
don.
strnr San Jacinto, Rasmussen. so hours from
Grays Harbor.
Bktn Koko Head, Larson, "A days from New
castle, " W.
schr Santiago, Mcdonald 10 hours from Mon
terey; in tow tug Hercules;
Wednesday, March 81
Stmr City OF Puebla. Shea, Victoria and Port
Townsend; Pacific Coast steamship company.
Bark Isaac Reed Anderson, Ladysmith, G.;
Alaska packers association.
Bark james Nesmith. Campbell, Bellingham;
Alaska packers association.
Schr Dora Bluhm, Hansen, Bear harbor; Pa
cifc States trading company.
Wednesday March 81.
S stmr Saturn Newell, Magdaena bay.
Stmr South Coast. Klinker. Caspar.
Stmr City of Puebla, Shea, Victoria.
Stmr Brunswick. Hammer, Fort Bragg.
Stmr National City, Higgins. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Brooklyn Henrckson. Mendocino.
Stmr Capistrano Preble. Grays Harbor.
Stmr Samoa. Hadsen. San Pedro.
Stmr Vanguard, Odland. Eureka.
Stmr centralia, Erickson. San Pedro.
stmr F A Kilburn, Mcclellan, Eureka.
Stmr Shoshone. Asplund. San Pedro.
Stmr Argyll, Dickson. Seattle
Ship Chas Moody, Larsen. Anacortes.
Bark Rithet, Drew. Hlo.
Schr Alert, Krebs. Bellingham.
schr Santiago, Mcdonald, Monterey; in tow
tug Hercules.
Schr Dora Bluhm, Hansen, Bear harbor via
Seattle.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr, Atlas hence March 2s. arrived Columbia
river bar 6 March 30; bar bound
Stmr Mann Smith, hence March 20 for Coos
bay, off Cape Mendecino at m March 80;
met stmr Shoshone Ii miles north of Point Arena
z m with part Of deckload and mainmast gone.
Stmr Maverick hence March 20 for Redondo
1880 a m passed stmr Geo Loomis, hence March
20 for San Simeon.
cisco, m March so, POS miles from san
Francisco; arrive m March 81.
Stmr Asuncion from Astoria for Port San
Luis, passed Pigeon point p m March 80.
March 30. 5 m, of Cape Spencer
Stmr Yucatan. m March 20, AZ miles east
of Cape st. Elias, from Seattle for Valdez;
'''0"s east WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LoBos. March 81, m-Thick;
calm.
FARALLoNES, March 81 9 a m-Foggy; wind
NV; velocity 20 miles an hour.
TATo0sH. March 81, 8 m-Cloudy; wind
sw; velocity ie miles sPoKEs an S0ur
March 22-Latitude 40 "a north. longitude
IA 81 west. Fr bark THermite, from Iquique
Tor faim0u'n' TELEGRArH1e
POINT LOBOS, March 81. 10 m-Weather
clear: wind NV; velocity 16 miles an hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
TAcoNA-Arrived March 3i-stmr Mexican.
Sailed March a1--U stmr Burnside, for
Seattle
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average snow on ground le1 inches
The following maximum and minimum tem-
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago. 46-3S; New York, 4o-Ss;
Omaha, 42-3s-
SYNOPSIS
The storm oyer British Columbia this morning
is moving slowly eastward through the British
possessions. 1t has caused rain over Oregon and
the southern half OF the Pacific slope. The
pressure is rising along the cast and falling over
the Rocky mountain section. The temperature
has risen in all sections. Conditions are favor
able for fair, pleasant weather Thursday IN
California, with light northwest winds The
humidity at Red Bluff is 40 per cent and at
Fresno Ga per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight,
April L:
light northwest wind.
Santa Clara vailey-Fair Thursday; light
northwest wind.
Sacramento yslley-Fsir Thursday; light north
west wind.
San Joaquin raney-Fslr Thursday; light
northwest wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Thursday; light
west wind
c. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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Memoranda

Per bktn Koko Head-Sailed from Newcastle
\ S W, Jan II; had light and variables TO
equator, which we crossed March In longitude
129 west; had light NE trades TO so north; ;
thence TO port NV winds.
Per stmr San Jacinto--0n March 81, Ii m
passed lumber steamer 26 miles north OF Point
Arena; ] passed oil steamer south bound.
40 miles north of Point Arena: 8 p m passed
passenger steamer south bound. 80 miles north or
Point Arena: 3:20 p m passed lumber steamer
81 miles north of Point Arena; $40 p m passed
steamer south bound miles south of Blunts
reef lghtship; March % passed passenger
steamer IN, south bound, 36 miles north Of
Cape Mendocino; m passed lumber steamer
south bound OF Rogue river reef; March Is,
m, passed lumber steamer south bound on
Heceta head; APO m passed steamer south
bound OF Cape Lookout; March q. 10 m.
passed passenger steamer north bound 8 miles
north Of Columbia river; March 2S. AIS m.
passed steamer north bound or Cape Mears S:45
m passed steamer south bound 40 miles south
of Cape Mears; m passed steamer north
bound of Heceta head: IL p N, passed steamer
south bound OF Cape Arago: March 90. 1890
m, passed steamer north bound 5 miles OF
Cape Arago: 150 m passed passenger steamer
north bound ) miles south of Co1uiiie river:
m, passed passenger steamer south bound
another steamer OF Cape Blsnco; 4:1o a IN.
passed steamer north bound south OF Cape
Blanco: a m. passed two steamers north bound
20 miles south OF Cape Blanco: 40 m passed
steamer north bound 80 miles south of Cape
Blanco; 1918 a m, passed steamer Nome City,
hence March 2S for Astoria, 80 miles south of
Cape Blanco: 1i:30 m, passed oil steamer
south bound so miles south OF Cape Blauco; 2:10
a m. passed steamer north pound 10 miles south
of NV Seal rock M passed steamer north
bound 80 miles south of NV Seal rock; m.
passed steamer Claremont hence March 2S for
Grays Harbor. A miles south Of NV Seal rock:
March 80, T:20 m. passed steamer north bound
30 miles south OF Blunts reef; S:45 m, passed
steamer north bound 40 miles north Of Point
Arena; S:45 m. passed stmr Mann Smith,
hence March 20 for Coos bay; stmr San Pedro,
hence March 20 for Eureka, 35 miles north of
Point Arena: 4:40 m. passed steamer north
bound 33 miles south of Point Arena; p m.
passed steamer north bound 40 miles south Of.
Point Arena; 7:30 nj. passed oil steamer bound
north 10 miles north of Point Reyes
VALPARAISO, March 3O-Br stmr Cum
bal from New York. Is fast sandy bot
tom In Charcas narrows off Sancallan point.
about so miles from Puerto Montt; ship in easy
position: no immediate danger. although hull
somewhat sprung; is making water viii
discharge part Of cargo to doat vessel; tugs and
lighters have been sent from Puerto Montt
IPSWICH, March 2s-Br bark Wynford. from
San Francisco September II, moored at buoys in
river: took ground and remained fast; expected
to float at next tide.
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CONVENTION DISCUSSES
SUNDAY SCHOOL MATTERS
Conference at Napa Concludes
Interesting Session
ISpecioI Dispaich 10 The Call


NAPA; March 31.-The fifteenth an
nual convention of the Napa County
Sunday school association concluded its
sessions last night The convention
was attended by large number of Dell
egates from the Napa, St. Helena
Yountville. Calistoga and other schools.
Interesting addresses were given by
Rev w S. Lowry of Berkeley on .sThe
Sunday School Worker Soul winner .
Rev. l. N. McCash of Berkeley on THE
Debt We Owe to the Sunday School, -
tuck of Napa.
The following new officers were elect
ed: President j. c. Adriance of Napa !;
vice presidents-S. H. Wyckoff and G.
w York of Napa and w. w. Coffield of
Pope Valley; secretary, D. T. Davis of
Napa: treasurer, F. l.. Alexander of ST.
Helena; - superln,r,enqens, n,, Nc nd,,s OF primary
intendent of home department, Mrs. c.
p. Benvic Of st. Helena.
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CompagnIe Generale Transatlantioue

DIhEOI LINZ To f1AF hE-PAKIS
Sailing every Thursday instead OF SaturdaT
at 10 a. m from pier 42. North river, foot Of
Morton st.
ond class to Havre, $50 and upward GENERAL.
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State st., New York. j. r. FUGAZf
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold BY all railroad ticket
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Answers to Queries

PEANUT. t., City In what counties OF
| California is the peanut produced and how IS It
culttyatedf
1t is produced in stanislaus, Merced.
Imperial and other counties in the
southern part of the state where there
is sandy soil. The plants grow from
10 to 20 inches in height and after
the petals fall the flower stalks pene-
trate the earth and the fruit is formed
under ground. For its full develop
ment the peanut demands a warm
climate. 1t may be grown in va
riety of soils, but as dark or red soil
stains the pods and lowers the market
price of the product the sandy or gray
soils are preferred. In the cultivation
the land is we'll plowed and narrowed.
and fertilized with lime or superphos-
| phate. The heaviest seed is used for
planting. and as the breaking of the
pink membrane IN which the seed is
enveloped prevents termination, the
nuts have to be shelfed very carefully.
Ordinary planting machines can not
be used. but special one is employed.
The seed is planted in rows two and a
half to three feet apart, and the hills
about the same distance. Planting is
in May or early in June; harvesting g
in October. The ground must be kept
free from weeds. The plants are
loosened with a plow and taken out
with a fork or by hand. The plants
are allowed to lie in the sun for a day
or two. then put in small stacks with
the roots out, and they should dry in
few weeks. The nuts are then picked
by hand. Two bushels of seed in pod.
or five pecks shelled, will produce about
25 bushels TO the acre.
voLTAGE-M. W. F.. City. What is the
city ordinance in regard TO the voltage of cleo
tricity that may be carried on overhead wires
in San Francisco7
The ordinance says: mo commits
sion. officer. agent or employe of the
city and county of San Francisco shall
nor shall any person, partnership or
corporation. run, place. erect or main
tain in such city and county any wire
or cable used to conduct or carry at
any one time more than six hundred
(60O) volts OF electricity. without caus-
ing each cross arm, or such other ap-
pliance as may be used in lieu thereof.
to which said wire is attached. to be
at all times kept painted a bright
yellow color"
TO MANILA. F.. Betteravia, Cal. Is the
captain of a United States army transport per-
mitted to take his wife a trip TO Manila,
P. l.?
He is not. but in some extraordinary
cases a permit to do so has been
granted.
TWO SHIPs-R d. F., Sacramento. Cal
Are the steamers Asia and Persia Of the Pacific
Mall steamship company still under the British
flag and they permitted to carry passengers
between San Francisco and Honolulu.
They still fly the British flag. They
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

A branch of the United States hydrographic
office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u. S. N, in charge.
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add 3; February. 8; March. 8, April. 2; May. =;
June o: July, 2; August 5; September, Il; Oc-
tober 8; November. 8; December. l.
AcHS.. City. How is the name of Henry
Ach, San Francisco attorney. pronounced?
No combination OF English letters
will give the correct pronunciation Of
the name In the German language.
mouth. by one who is versed IN that
language. The people Of this city pro-
nounee it as if written Ashe.
TO CHANGE FIAG-R. d. f.. Sacramento.
Cal, II an American company purchases ship
that aies foreign dag. is not the company re-
before she can 1y the United States dag?
Yes. and the alterations must amount
to a little more than one-han the
value of the vessel.
sTEEL-s. s. stockton. Cal HAS, Has ARsssw st.ss.
steel corporation at this tfmea
He retired from that concern in 1901.
II he retains any interest in the cor
poration 1t is not a matter Of public
record.
FIVE HUNDRED-H- B. H.. City: In the
game Of 500 no trump hand, is the joker high
card at any time played?
In no trump hand. the Joker is the
highest card OF any suit and may be
played on any trick.
s P. @. miss "; II. W. East Oakland. 4
Cal What is the meaning Of the initials 8 p.
Q. r. on the old Roman standards?
These stand for senatus populusque
romanus; the senate and the people OF
Rome.
COPPER MINE-N L r. Santa Clara. Cal;
What is the capitalization OF the Calumet and
Hecla copper mining company?
The authorized amount is 50 500. 600.
The amount outstanding is s2,o00,oo0.
SINGLE TAx-S. Oakland. Cal What ls
understood by single tax?
1t is one general tax. levied solely on
land values. Irrespective of improve
ments and superseding all other taxes.
is the financial diary for the current year to
be obtained?
You can procure that through any up
to date book seller.
l. H. S.--Niiss W. VI. W. East Oakland Cal.
What Is the meaning Of /. Fl. s., in connection
with the Episcopal church?
1t means Iesus (for Jesus) hominum
salvatOr; Jesus the savior OF men.
NOT MIssED-A. T.. City. This correspond
ent wants the name Of the author OF verses
containing:
The world goes on
And you won't ever be missed"
oRANGES-A s.. Oakland Cal what vas
the amount OF the orange crop OF California
in 1905 and its value?
About $4,000 carloads. each carload
worth about $500.
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S.sfa is about to build three $4,000
ton battleships. three $50 ton % knot
-f5estrovers, 2418O ton torpedo boats and
Aour 600 ton gunboats.
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TOY0 KISEN KAISHA

(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP Company
S. S. "Chiyo Maru" ....- Friday, April Is. 1909
s. 8. ''renyo Maru'' 49,. Thursday, May Is. 1909
8. 8. Nippon Maru" Tuesday, June I, 1903
Steamers sail from companys piers. Nos AZ,
-, near foot OF Second ST., 1 p. m. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu. Kobe
(Hiogol, Nagasaki and Shanghai. and connecting
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila. india
etc. No cargo received on board on day Of saiE
Ing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at Office. 20
James Flood building ". H. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

Government foresters have planted
$500 acres of abandoned New England
farms with trees.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

The flow of messages In the teIe
phone centrals of large cities is a good
measure of the course of business.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

OF the sel sorts Of birds found In
Great Britain only 40 are residents all
the year round.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

The output of coal In the Philippines
last year was 4.545 tons.
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are not permitted to carry passengers
except certain ones in transit.
TO FIND DATESESuhscriber. Oakland. Cal.
Is there not a simple method OF finding the days
Of the week of a past year?
The following is a simple method
by which any date OF the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries may be ascer-
tanned:
Suppose the question 70 be: What day or the
week was March 20. 1886?
% Take the last two figures Of the year. 50
% Add u Of Sc ignore frsctions) ...---.--. y
~ Add ratio for March tsee table belowl-.. .
Total ..lss
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

The German soldier must be an ex-
pert swimmer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

e9o CID Kewsnas. $4,000 West End 50
80 80 10. To-. $4,000 Yellow Tiger. IL
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
CALIFORNIA
Bid. Ask
D---Aer Ell-i Aiming Co. o...-............2.S so =
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SALES

A. DON'T MISS the weekly sale at Du-
Z-4E boce stables, 2o5- 2O7-200 Valencia ST..
fHTRSDAT. April 1. 1902 We will sell horses.
mares sand wagons. rigs and harness OF all
kinds Sale II NJ WM- CLOUGH- Phone
Park 272S. Outside stock sold.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

TWO SHIPS-R. d. F., Sacramento Cal
Are the steamers Asia and Persia of the Pacific
Mall steamship company still under the British
flag and are they permitted to carry passengers
between San Francisco and Honolulu
They still fly the British flag. They
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange San Francisco March
81, 1909.
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
standard time t120th meridian, or at Sh. O0m.
00s., Greenwich mean time.
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. s. N. in charge.
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TO MANILA. F.. Betteravia Cal Is the
captain of United States army transport per-
mitted to take his wife trip TO Manila,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

He is not. but in some extraordinary
cases a permit to do so has been
granted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

sTEEL-s. s.. stockton. Cal Has Andrew
Carnegie any interest in the United States
steel corporation at this time?
He retired from that concern in 1901
II he retains any interest in the cor
poration 1T is not matter of public
record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
Schooner Loses Deck Load

HOQCIAM, March s1.-The lumber
laden steam schooner Willapa, Captain
Johnson. tried to put to sea yesterday
in the face of gale blowing from so TO
20 miles an hour. The chains holding
the Willapa's deck load of 100000 feet
parted and the cargo went by the board
before the vessal was righted. She re-
turned to Hoquiam and is said to be un-
injured.
The escape of the crew from being
carried overheard by the shifting cargo
is considered remarkable.
The value of the lumber lost approx
imates $4,000. The vessel loaded from
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

TO CHANGE FIiAG-R. d. f.. Sacramento.
Cal If an American company purchases ship
that flies a foreign dag. is not the company re-
quired TO make a certain amount OF alterations
before she hy the United States hagf
Yes. and the alterations must amount
to little more than one-haf the
value Of the vessel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

FIVE HUNDRED-H B. H.. City. In the
game Of SOC. no trump hand, is the joker high
card at any time played?
In a no trump hand. the Joker is the
highest card OF any suit and may be
played on any trick.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

ORANGES-A. s.. Oakland Cal what was
the amount OF the orange crop Of California
in 1905 and its value?
About $4,000 carloads. each carload
worth about 500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

Destination Steamer Date
Skagway & Way Ports. City of Seattle. Apr.
Southwestern Alaska :. Portland Apr.
Valdez & Seward Northwestern :. Apr.
Skagway g. Way Ports Cottage City ..Apr. S
SkagyTay & Way Ports Jefferson Apr. IL
Southwestern Alaska. Jeanie Apr. i5
Valdez via Juneau. Pennsylvania :. Apr. Is
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01

voLTAGE-M W. F.. City. What is the
city ordinance in regard TO the voltage of cleo
tricity that may be carried on overhead wires
i'm San Francisco7
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
DELEGATES FROM II LABOR
UNIONS TO HOLD SESSION
VIII kdopt Plan Of Acton on Strike
or Railway SWtchmcn ~
Northwest.

MIME Mimi Dee, II r.
Dr"g4,c. rom eleven organizations
elnbI,laGg the railroad empIoye, in
l,r \wcgioau rrdcratiQu of LABOR VIII
meet M che twin riues ~ 10 O'Clock
qsNl SATURDAY. morning acCordiH2 TO
m announcement issG,d 10y w. e. Per.
hlM. chairman az that department., and
p~O -ilnut lIaWioy of ihe 5Niichm"u.
received ehorJlY after m.duLht TODAY
rs this conference '%uor. 81 +" ISSUE
an uuimat3m .hro2tcmug general
r.ilruqd ,triE, iu tho CONF NOW affect
cd anIc,s PERMANENT settlement Is
made with tbc switchmen's union?
iiirl,y was asked cariy tudat
~ hal Nill be up ia the convention,
-.p.cd ~ "rr VII say 'nal the
NICE ug has been called TO- tha' pur-
pose
Aouu' thirty delegates. representing
the ,o'loNut organizations viii attend
the convention international Erulher-
hod Of Hack smiths and Helpers,
brotherhood of Railway Clerks,
swift, hmcn's Union rf North I'm, ric7,
international brotherhood of Mmnten-
auoc ct Wv Employee iuited 1850
citation e., StclmGt,crs Of America or
der oi Pa,lwal Telographcrs Brother
hood of RAILWAY Freight flanders.
international Association of Boiler
makers anil Iron Shiphrllier- OF
America. international Association of
Nachiuists. International association
ot Fire Workers. international Broth
crhood Of Railway Fire WORKERS.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
DIET OF HARDWARE KILLED
AN ERRATIC ELECTRICIAN
Autopsy Revealed Can Opener. Chain
Links, = Key and Buttons IN
the stomach.

PIlILADEtpHTN, pcc A. In the
stomach of paticnr who died recent.
" 20 the Philadelphia hospital Vas
found "A collection oi hardware that
ranged from pin 10 can opener.
The c0se was the subject ol re-
port made ga the PathOlogica society
of philadelphia ut it's meeting nm the
college oi Physicians Hail Thirteenth
and IOcust-Sts The case was re-
ported ty Dr T.. A. Case. who per
formed the autopsy, and Dr w W.
Hawke. resident physician ot the ia.
sane department az tn" Philadelphia
hospital.
according 90 their report The man
with the ostrich stomach was an cleo
trician. md was committed 20 their
care because Of orratic behavior.
While i'm the insane ward ne suffered
from distoudCd abdomen. and no
was taken 10 tho surgical ward whore
IN operation was performed. Bc
cause of the mans condition 10 was
impossible 10 explore the stomach
lie lied soon afterward
a. the autopsy thosc articles We're
found iu the stomach and intcstines
one large safety pin ono harpin.
darnmg needle. small pencil stub, ton
wire nails. siN small safety pins ono
can ouencr. ono trunk key links OF an
iron chain. some small wire pins and
a collection az small pebbles and but
ions
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
GOES 70 THE LAND OF
CELESTIALS TO MARRY
Ohio Girls Sweetheart Is in the Or
lent. Where Business Prevents
~, Comma Home.

PELLEFONrAINE. O.. Dee ia
N.ss tiarJ Heok, 90 Mansfield, l. py
ini time wei On her iooG0-m.l iour
~, 20 mec' and marry Ernest k"p-
plt~. tormcrly chief CLERK of tao Big
oiI railway. Nith headquarters hove.
an gGiu. to Nr kcppie" be-
.cde-o h coudrt come To me inj we
Gsf la. 10 bc with each other, said
Mss Fees before leaving Mansfield
Ktrplot the representative CT an
American aaporlius mousse in NUip
Ilg win m.ct Miss Beck al ion@Aong.
Cnir'. and thee VIII be married ~
Cantor and then make their nom IN
Manila.
jads az Miss Bces have rlaGe
move ulpus to keep her from being
lchesomc during her ,ons ioarney
They haze sem her Two tyunkfnI5 of
HeGibl present Each preeeut IS
wrapped ~ "a package labelled with
10" oatc en- which she may open A..
Tho labels permit her 10 open two
/ acn2ees each day of the journey
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
ASSERTS STOMACH IS USELESS.
Physician Says It's Removal Would
Have Prolonged Patients Life.

LONDON Dec During an in
quest az Barersca on a baker named
urec~ VINO was victim Of cancer,
Dr. Frcy 5crg"r observed soinG u
step farther than Professor Metchn
Eo1 who maintains that the rcmoN II
e Tue largo Intestine IS tie sWcSt
way TO hcGlrh and happiness that the
stomach is not vital organ. and that
q person coajd get on quite well with
ont one IN Ire case Cf Drees. he al
dcd. tho NAN might have lived a long
time . n" haI had his stomach re-
moved
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
MEETING NOTICES.

NSlII.AR LODGE. No ~, ~
,:nnrioi communication " cdnesda!, !
o'clock D. m To attend funeral 90
Brother Charles T. Petrak. special
car TO cemetery. Fred =. Lawrence
secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Old Family skeleton DRAGGED out

4 family skeleton that WIS sup
posed ~ nave been buried for lo. these
many wears. was dragged forth % the
Hgm once more during the trial 81
Fred Harder on o charge of mayhem.
before Judge PhclaH, Tuesday morn
ing. Harder h. accused of h2}.ug
gouged out one Of Edward Uarun's
owes in fight last July. ON the Wit
ness stand. unruh said that the fight
grew ont of some truuhl" he had WIN
"A sistcriulaw of Harder. nearly "a
dozen wears ago when serious char2es
we're made agans' Uuruh. The mat.
tor was settled uut OF court. however.
and Unruh said he supposed Che NJ
fair was dead and buried