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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-20
ORGANIZE NEW BANK.

Helena. Aug. I9-lt was announced
ston, Myersburg and Helena have
formed new bank, which is soon To
be established at clyde Park. a thriv
ing Lewis and Clark county town. 1t
is to be called the Citizens State bank
and has an authorized and fully sub
scribcd capital of $25.00G.
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Bernhard Reports Credited.

Cleveland. ohio. Aug. Reconsider
able credence is given here to reports
that William bernhard. formerly of the
Cleveland American league team. will
succeed Lajoie AS manager OF the
Cleveland team. Most prominently
mentioned in connection with the man
agement are Bernhard, William Murray
of the philadelphia Nationals and
Fielder Jones. formerly manager of the
Chicago Americans.
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SETTLEMENT is MADE.

Toxic, Aug. 19.-The announcement
Of an amieable settlement of all pend
ing questions. which have served to
disturb the friendly relations between
Japan and China, will he made Off
ciaIly within short time. Arrange
ment of the differences relating To the
Antung- Mukden railroad probably will
be contained in note to the powers.
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ENGINEER ARRESTED.

Denver. Aug. wiiiram Holdings
worth, engineer on the Denver 4 Rio
Grando passenger train No. s. which
WAS wrecked at Hustled last Saturday.
MAS arrested in this city today on Il
charge of manslaughter. filed at Colo
rad" Springs. In default of hail he
MAS lodged in Jail.
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Portland, Ore. Aug. 1a.-Nhen
shown the dispatch from Cleveland
Fielder \, Joaes. now of this city.
former manager of the Chicago Amert-
can league club. said:
There Is nothing in II, l have re-
ceiNed no offer from Cleveland. Ii Is
true | am in the market 10 buy a
controlling interest in major league
club. but | will never GO back into
the baseball business as the manager
Of any club.
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.LAJO|E'S SUCCESSOR
IN DOUBT
SEVERAL PROMINENT BASEBALL
LEADERS MENTIONED FOR
LARRY'S OLD JOB.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 19.--lt is re-
ported here that Manager Bernhard
Of the Nashville Southern league team
has been booked to succeed Manager
LaJoie of the Cleveland American
league club. who resigned yesterday.
Bernhard. was a member of the clev"-
land team for several years. leaving
that club to take charge Of the Nash
vile team. He and I.ajoie are init
mate friends.
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SUIT is FILED.

Little Rock. Ark. Aug 19.-Prose-
cutor Jeffrey Of the Third judicial
circuit today filed suit in the Jackson
county circuit court at Newport. Ark.
against ca insurance companies doing
business in Arkansas. asking penalties
to $65,oOo.oo0 for alleged
of tn" Arkansas antitrust
law
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-20
SECURE ExTRADlTioN.

ST. Petersburg. Aug, 19,-The Fin
nish authorities at LIST have secured
the cxtraditinn from Russia of Mich
olas YuShkeVitch- kra SsnoNski. header
nf the League If Russian People. who
il accused at having organized the
plot which resulted in the murder Of
Deputy Hertzenstein In Finland in
1906 His trial will begin August -
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COMMIT SUICIDE.

Graz Syria. Aug ls--The famous
socialist. Ludwig symphonies, profess
scr Of political law II Graz untNer-
Sity and his wife committed suicide
to-day by taking poison, Tn" reason
assigned fer thu deed II that Profess
s.r SYMPHONIC Mas suffering from
an invurable disease
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Comes to Grief.

Strang Was the first Ia com" To
grief as his car caught ftr~ before he
had completed one lap. IL" MAS de
Iayed some time by this and the Of
flrials al first refused to ALLOW him
to continue a. he and his mechanivian
had been aided ny the track volunteer
fire company in exiting cushing the
blaze After "a lnng discussion Strang
WAS allowed Ia continue. but the ne
maind"r 81 the field had then gained
t. miles "u him and he dropped out,
Chevrolet dashed into the head at the
start and held il for - laps ur more
than half the race With the brief eN-
ceptian Of the 18th ami 18th laps.
when he relinquiShed II /" his team
mate. thurman. the winner, When he
Mas blinded by dust he MAS leading in
the race. ana his ear MAS then With
drawn. Miller in a Stoddard Dayton
also gave up
After Chez rniet's withdrawal Bur
man again Went into the lead with
Ruurquc second and kiucaid in a Ma
tlnnal third This urded continued uu-
til the fatal accident ~ the Knox.
klnvAid then m4Nvd into second place
and Eids in "a Jayksmn banned up Is
a contender in third place.
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Los Angeles !, Oakland 2.
Western League.

At DenveT-nenEer. }: Omaha.
Second game: Denver. :: Omaha. .
At Puehla-The Pushio-Des hntnes
game was postponed OIL account Of
ain
\; Wichita-Lineoln, ,; Wichita.
Al Topeka-sioux City. :. Topeka,
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Clerks Protective association will be
held in Columbus, Ohio. in the early
part of autumn.
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Almost Blind.

Louis Chevrolet. the French driver
of the Buick team, was led into the
hospital blinded with the tar
and dust from the track-shnrtly after
the two men had died. The French
man. who had been leading during
the early part of the long race. was
forced to give up. He gazed upon the
bodies Of his tHn former rivals. thea
overcome by emotion. staggered to Il
chair As u result Of the two deaths
the Knox company has withdrawn all
its entries for the next two days and
il is said will probably never again
enter its cars in IA race.
The rollowing ears started in the
80 mile contest
Knox. NEnurQul; National. ,Hin-
raidl. National ,M"rScl; St"ddard-
Dayton. tMiu"1: Huirk. Uurmam:
Buick. tStransl: Euirk. tthrYr"l"u:
Jayks"n. tEdsl. and St'ddarl- Day
ton. ttlemrnn.
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Detroit Takes Second Place.

Detroit. Aug. l9.--Detroit won from
Chicago in n well-played game. Ia
O. Score:
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Seattle 6, Vancouver /.

Rattories-M "st. Sieyer and h'kri"n.
E.u~rlla and .trmhrusler
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-20
TEXAS TOWN BLAZES
NEW TRAIL
SAN ANTONIO ESTABLISHES A
MUNICIPAL PRECEDENT BY
OWNING PAVING PLANT.

San Antonio, Aug. l9.-In the cree
ton of Il municipal plant for paving
its own streets. san Antonio has
blazed IA wholly new trail in municipal
economics. The building of this new
industry has practically been COM
pleted: by the middle Of the month
the machinery Will have been installed,
and. thereafter. if san Antonio wants
streets paved all it has to do is 10 pass
the word to the municipal street as.
phalting plant. The site occupied by
the piant covers II city block facing
on Victoria. Walnut, Nevada and Plum
streets. \ spur of the Southern Pa
cific railroad will facilitate the hauling
of the raw material. much of which
will be thick crude oil
While an asphalting plant in the
strict sense of the word. the establish
ment will also prepare the locally IA
NOUS "Callaghan pavement" san An
tonic is blessed with a mayor Who has
a penchant for experimenting in pave
ment materials. Mayor Callaghan is
never happier than when in the society
of road building plans and Specifica-
tinns, paving stones and varieties Of
asphalt. knowing great deal about
these things il occurred To him that II
would be possible tn improve the 81
miles of macadamiZed roads this c'tN
has. and forthwith he invented the
Callashan pavement. Taking the lime
stone found in the city'S quarry ana
breaking il into fine pieces. and mixing
this With small quantity nj fine sand
and a pitchy crude oil. the residue oil
petroleum after breaking, very rlch
having material Was produced.
Patches Of it laid down in local thor
oughfares have given most satisfac-
tory results. and the ''Callashan pave
ment" i'm all probability will not only
remain a fixed institution i'm this city.
but its fame il also likely to spread
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Four in a Row.

Pittsburg. Aug. i9.-Pittsburg made
1t four straight from -. Louis by
winning today, to 3. Score:
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Dust Blamed.

The association demanded the track
he freed from It's many dangerous rutS
and that every inch of it he thorough
~ oiled and tarred. Today only
short portion in front Of the grand
stand was oiled and the dust on the
other parts is blamed for the collapse
of the drivers in the long race-Loui,
Chevrolet and Fred Elds-who We're
blinded by the dense white mist that
covered the greater portion of the
track.
The Knox car was in second place.
with Burman in his Buick, leading,
aud had covered nearly $50 miles when
the crash came. While coming down
the home stretch, the car suddenly
swerved and tore into the fence at
the left of the track, turning COM
plcteiy over aud pinning its two oc-
cupants beneath il. Both men were
alive when taken from under the
wreck. but Bourque died In the am
bulance on the way To the emergenr.'
hospital Holcomb died a few minute
after Tie arrived nj the hospital.
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Look Behind.

According to the story of Private
Frank Brander. of the Indiana na-
tional guard. who was nearest the ac-
Cident, something caused both men
suddenly to turn and look behind. As
they did SO the steering wheel slipped
from Bourque's hand. Then came
the accident. BourQue was 70 years
old and lived ut Springfield. Mass.
Holcomh was - years old and lived
at Grandville. Mass. Both men were
unmarried
Albert Denison. racing partner OF
Bourque. collapsed after the accident.
The sight of the men laying dead
was too much for the friend of both.
who had been called upon So often
To face death in the same manner.
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Battories-Wnlis and Gibson: Mel
ter. Lush and Phelps.
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Wearing Qualities.

The wearing qualities OF the regular
asphalt pavement can. Of course NOT
he claimed for the ''Caliaghan pave
ment." For this reason the streets
with heavy traffic will continue 10 be
paved with asphalt The city has al
ready Seven miles nj street covered
with this. and il il expected that many
more will he added before the year ~
out. The new pavement described will
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-20
BOSTON AGAIN GOES
BACK TO THIRD
POSITION
HtGALkNDERs TAKE TWO GAMES
FROM SPEED RoYs-ATHLET
les co HIGHER.

New York. Aug la-New York de
featcd Boston twice to-day and not
only broke the visitors winning
streak, tut sent them back to third
place in the American Ieagu" race.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, Aug, l9.-Boston defeated
Brooklyn twice today. scoring IA shut
out in the second game. Scores:
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kORTHW ESTERN.

Tacoma 9, Spokane 2.
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American Association.

\. ~ PsuI-Louisviii". !. -
Paul, 90.
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Batteries-NeWlim ana HasNNn"d.
Wright aud Spencer
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Still Winning.

Cleveland. %, Aug. l9.--Philadel-
phia defeated Cleveland today in Il
pitchers battle between Morgan and
Rhoades, To |. Score:
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Portland 2. Aberdeen I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
HANALEI SCHOOLHOUSE
UNROOfED BY KONA
Especial to the Bulletin

Hanalei, Kauai, Jan. 15.-Sunday
and Monday. Hanalei was visited by a
strong kona, which played havoc with
many trees In the valley and the homes
Of few natives, also to the Govern.
ment school, that was completely UNI
rooted. Several OF the pieces of cor
rugated iron were found from 200 to
300 feet away from the school. On
hearing Of the plight or the school the
Chinese residents OF Hanalei came
boldly to the front by offering their
social hall to the use of the school
children until the roof Of the house is
put on. The school still goes on In
spite OF all konas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
eli XosH 'usAHlus'H'd 'OeS suoqd

'cIt HovH 'usA!VInS'U'd 08S suoqd
Commercial Ratings. Mere. Refer |
cnce. Agcy., 80 Young Bldg. Phone
1873.
InterIsland and O. II. & l.. shipping
hooks for sale at the Bullet in
Office. so each.
Thomas +. Sedgewick. who recently
returned from Peru, says that Hawaii
has changed for the better.
Go to-"The Royal Annex"
Ride In the swell StuueUaKer driven
by the expert rhaffeur. NJ. T. Lutz.
Phone 1911. Royal Hawaiian Garage.
Members of the Hawaiian Engineer.
Ing Association can pay their dues to
the financial secretary at Evening
Bulletin any day between II and 1.
THE Royal Anncx'-swell meals.
| A well.dresscd japanese was arrest
ed shortly after the Chiyo Maru
locked the other day. He was loaded
down with indecent pictures. The Jap
| anese offered the customs officer 81 to
be allowed to pass. but he wax taken
into custody and brosght before T.. S.
Commissioner Kingsbury. who bound
him over to the Grand Jury.
Sam Kaluahine, a winchman at the
4 Oceanic dock, while attending the
funeral of William Ringer yesterday
afternoon. was taken suddenly III. and
shortly after leaving the funeral pro.
cession expired In Japanese ice
| cream parlor. An inquest held over
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
Sugar 3 II Cents
Beets, los I I'D

Henry Waisrhsuss Trust Co.,
Stock and Duld Department
Msmbsrs honoiutY sss~x and Bond
{, ExoHsnos. y,
FORT AND MERCHANT sTs,
.r,,.P' TELEPHONE 736
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
Leaders Swollen BY Power

81 believe that the habit OF the
land saturates the people with a
readiness to abide by authority, as
I believe that this very readiness to
yield to authority has under them
before now. through the errors OF
misguiding leaders, swollen by pigmy
power"
Gompers made reply to the Court
for himself and his associates when
asked when sentence should not be
passed. Mitchell was present and so
was Morrison. But each turned their
eyes on Gompers. The court was
crowded. There was a dramatic
pause when Justice Wright announc-
ed that he was ready to pass SEN
tence. All eyes turned on Gompers,
who had said he was ready to abide
by the decision OF the Court.
Appeals OF Secretary Ryan of the
Western Miners and President Walk
er OF the United Mine Workers. ask
ing the President to use his intiu-
ence to prevent the Incarceration OF
the three labor leaders. were receiv-
ed today at the White House soon
after the news went out that they
had been sentenced to jail terms. II
was stated officially that mo reply
would be made by the President for
the present" The President will
give early attention to the case
however. 1t was stated that Id
would read the decision and then de-
eide what to do.
No Comment From Van Cleave
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec, 23.-J. w
Van Cleaye, president of the Bucl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
No Comment From Van Cleave

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec, 23.--J. w.
Van Cleave, president OF the Buck
Stove & Range Company. when told
today of the Courts sentencing OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18

Sales-Between Boards: Haw. c.
& S. Co, t1o2; $4,000 o. II. & l.. 6s.
$10l.75: 5000 Pioneer 6s. siO5; 25 Wal.
alua. $50; 10 Ewn, s27.25: 80 Eva,
s2725; Eva, s2725. Session: 20
Haw. sus. Co. s35; 10 Paauhau. SCI /;
30 Pioneer. Sal.
Latest sugar quotation All cents or
|$7A.20 per ton
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18

,''''',u IA a., ,r5 thir
i'C"uI iu W. .r ,,,s,,, ,fn,,aa stata
] Caw:,ry' mova..>4.,.
The wiie and daughter of Gompers
heard the sentence and were visibly
affected.
With tears coursing down his
cheeks Gompers heard the order
which condemned him to prison for
a year.
Both Mitchell and Morrison SEEM
ed stunned, although Mitchell APP
peared the least concerned. Asked
II he had anything to say why SEN
tcnce should not be passed. Gompers
declared that he had not consciously
violated any law. There was much
he would like to say. but he would
not do It at that time. He added,
however, that this is n struggle OF
the working people for the right, II
Is a struggle of the age-a struggle
of the men OF labor to throw of some
OF the burdens which have been heap
ed on them: to abolish some of the
wrongs and to secure some of the
rights too long denied"
Saw Thew Indorxe C}ompers
Mitchell and Morrison told the
court today they Endorsed what Com
pers had said.
The alleged contempt was against
an order of Justice Gould. an asso,
ciate on the Supreme bench of the
District Court, granting temporary
injunction against the publication
by the labor organization of the
Buck Stove & Range Company of st.
Louis in the 1--WE don't patronize''
list in the american Federationist. y
the labor paper. '..'..
Gompers edits the paper, Mitchell
is vice president OF the American
Federation of Labor, which supports
the publication, and Morrison Is II.
secretary.
Under the sentence rendered b,
Justice Wright. Gompers is to spcnt
twelve months in jail, Mitchell nin'
months, and Morrison six months
The appeal entered carries the cas-
to the District Court OF Appeals. ant
from the decisions OF this court ap
peals are made to the Supreme Cour
OF the United states. Before Com
pers ana MS associates go to jail tn
supreme Court VIII pass on wha
constitutes contempt OF court wheI
published In bona fide newspapers.
Law or the Rabble"
Justice wright went outside hi
case 10 condemn the spirit OF ob)ec
tion 10 court rulings which is preVa
tent.
III Ii necessary 10 choose betweef
1 ,ne supremacy Oh Jaw over ,ne ran
Die, or its PRESERVATION under the Zee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
NOVELTY AT The
: OPERA HOUSE

Next Saturday night the Camera
phone will hold the boards at the
Opera House, This will be the first
appearance OF the Cameraphone in
Honolulu and no doubt but what II
will be greeted by a full house. The
Cameraphone is the picture machine
that talks and sings and the program
will be made up OF quartets. operate
numbers, comedy sketches. minstrel
stunts, etc. Seats are on sale at the
Bergstrom Music Co.. i5c, 25c, 35c,
and soc.
o o . o o . . o o . .
the American Federation OF Labor
officials, said:
"The circumstances are such that
! don't think II would he wise TO Of!
! fer any comment"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
LWN AND GENERAL

- Christmas brought into most
homes a lot Of new things that will
displace the old. Let q Bulletin
Want Ad. sell the un ed things.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
HONOLULU STOCK excHAusE
HONOLULU, Janis, 1909

;. ,.s.. s.!!s!..... 10000, - .,
SUGAR
marvels when orre.Soeq TO- ,oiGo Il
terials from which they hYdtH"S '' 80.
structed. They are roomy, sanit..
and above all, airy and clean. VI;
The officers Club. \
At one end of Officers row. ISL
artistic little bungalow which serY
as the officers club. There the
married officers will mess and the
the files of the papers and magazii
will be kept. The building Is not gu
completed but will be so within
very few days.
Later when the permanent post
finished. the building will he used
fthe post exchange, but IT will contir
TO do as the officers club until Y
time.
' AT one end OF the parade, occupy
! n position midway between the II,
mess rooms and the officers quar-
is the administration building. con
ing Offices for the commanding q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
Dramatic Scene In Court
/ Many Comforts
TEMPORARY BUILDINGS WELL
PLANNED and CONSTRUCTED
Colonel Schuyler Has His Command
Strengthened Out in Short Or
der-Pleasant Homes for
Officers and Men

From an hour before dawn until sew.
eral hours after sunset the Leilehua
plateau inhabitants hear, at regular III.
teryals. the call of the cavalry trum'
pet. which betokcns the presence oil
armed forces. On Friday last the
Headquarters. band and first and third
| sduadrons of the Fifth United States
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
MEETINGs-specIaI

TIE regular annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers on the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO win be held at the office OF the
corporation. > Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
Cal on THURSDAY. the 4th day Of Febru-
arr 1909 at the hour Of > O'Clock D. N.
said day. FOR the purpose Of electing board
81 directors to serve FOR the ensuing year, the
amendment Of its bylaws. and for the transac
tion Of such other business as may come before
the meeting.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01

A meeting Of the share holders OF the Union
Gas Engine Company viii I've held at the Offices
of the company. se3-505 Mission ST.. San Fran
cisco. Cal. on TUESDAY. the 9th day OF Febru-
ary. 1909. st > O'Clock p. M. for the purpose OF
eiecfing 8 board II directors 70 serve for the en-
fuin year and fire transaction of Such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
JOHN +. WILLARD Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
LOST AND FOUND.

IF YOU LOSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II here. 1t will be returned to you If an
honest person finds it. Remarkable reoov-
cries are brought about every day through
this column.
II YOU FIND ANYTHING bring it to
the
,-->oerrre.SSrSs>>S~~S~,~no~eN
San Francisco Call
Lost and Found Bureau
s Third and Market Streets
s.~s,-~a~~~s-~~1Nr~S~|r~S~~~
Get claim check. Have il advertised.
Reclaim il if the owner does not.
THE LAW-People who find lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict in requiring them to
seek the owners through advertisement
and otherwise, and that a failure. to do
so, if proof can be shown, involves
severe penalty.
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MEETINGs-LegaI


. The regular annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers Of the MaisOn Navigation Company Of San
Francisco viii % held al the office Of the cor
rorafiou. 25s Market St.. room l05. san Francis
CO. California. on THURSDAY. the 18th day Of
February, 1909. at the hour Of p. m on said
dar for tie purpose Of electing a board Of di-
rectors % serve FOR the ensuing year and for the
trausa ,tion 81 such other business rs may come
HARRY B. GREGG. secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01

MEETINGS-LOdges.
RICHMOND lodge No. SO, r. A q
NJ. 4th aY- and Clement st.-Stated "a
meeting THIS MONDA1) EVEN NCrAH
ING at 40 o'clock. NN
H. FOURNEss. Secretary. ~
Hermann lodge No. I27 F. & A. n. n
Stated meeting THIS DAY. FEB ~
BIARN l. At T.30 o'clock p. ma. XCX
By order Of the W n. NJ
I. SCHUMACHER. Secretary.
EXCELSIOR lodge No. lGG. y, & a. n. a
Officers and members are respectfully IN
requested 10 assemble at King Solo NIX
mons hall Fillmore ST., TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY ? at 80 O'Clock to attend the
funeral of our late brother, WILLIS THOMAS
PERKINS. BY order Of the w. NJ.
H. J. OWEN. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA lodge No. l. X. Of p &
meets THIS fMONDA1) EVENING TNGf
~ 250s Mission 81 Brethren cor ,4EA
G A. WILSON. c. c. zE
TOTIS c. AUSTIN, X. Of r. & s
GOLDEN GATE eommandery No. IG. X.
IT, 2l35 Suffer sf.-Stated assembly lr-7s@
THIS fAIONDAHb EVENING at 3 10
O'Clock All fraters courteously in "
vited. By order Of the commander.
THO. FROLICH. Recorder.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st. near
Post.