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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Thursday. March 4. 1909
BARONI-HISCHIER-T BaroRi. 81. 26
Morton ST, and Henrietta Hischief. IS, 3l9
Lisbon st.
FERRARo-BURGEz STEPHEN Ferraro. -. and
Edith Burge Is. both OF Paradise Valley. New
LEWIS-vITHROW- Robert NJ. Lewis, 21. and
Maymie r.. Withrow, % both OF Selma
PORTER-STITH- J. Porter. 81. 1917 De-
vissdero St, and Jessie Stith. 10. 22T Ninth
street
STALVIES- Charles o.. II. Stai-
Ttes, 2S. and Dora B. Beyingtoa. 2S, both OF
1872 Sacramento ST.
Oakland March 4.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
BAXLEY-hUECHT-Joh W Baxley. "a. and
Marie F. Kuecht. 27, both of Oakland.
JAyETE+ +FETTER-Louis Javete, so and Lena
Fetter, g. both Of Berkeley.
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VARSITY TEAM GOES SOUTH

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March 4.
The Stanford varsity baseball players
left the campus tonight for the strong
hold of the St. Viucent's college of Los
Angeles. They viii play two games in
the southern metropolis. The first
match will be played tomorrow after
noon and the second Saturday. The
men will return Sunday. The men left
in charge of Coach Presley. Those who
made the trip constitute the entire var
sity squad with the exception OIL
TWirler Theile, who is suffering from
a wrenched arm. The men who de-
parted were: Pitchers. Scofeld and
smith; catcher. Canterbury; first base,
Mitchell; shortstop. Sampson, left field.
Tallant; center field. Cadwalader; left
fielders, Ganong. Ball, Macgregor.
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Varsity Coed Basket Ball
Teams Will Contest

BERKELEY. March the coeds'
basket ball team of the university will
clash with the cardinal girls Saturday
afternoon at Palo Alto in the first of
the series Of three games for the uni
yersity championship. The blue and
gold team has in previous years been
victorious. but on account of the lack
of practice this year the result OF the
match is doubtful.
A large squad of rooters will ae-
company the team TO Stanford.
In the lineup will be: Forwards.
Christina Krysto. Wilde Hendricks and
Marjorie Stanton; guards. Helen Pink
ham. Ara Brown and Ruth Shinn: cen
ters. Alice Jones tcaptain). Maude
Cleveland and Doris Spencer. substf-
tutes, Elda Eggert. Ethel Burroughs
and Grace Hamilton.
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RuRE,s WIFE SETS DOGS ON HIM

ST LOUIS. March IA petition Tor
divorce was filed by George Edward
(..Rube'') Waddell, the ball player. here
today. The document charges that Mrs
Waddell showed a violent and ungov-
ernable temper at various times, and
also that on one occasion, when Wad-
dell threatened to leave her on account
Of her association with persons dis
tasteful 10 him. she caused him to be
attacked by two vicious dogs. Mrs.
Waddeil the petition states, resides in
New Hampshire.
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waEEL,lEN ELECT oFFIcERs

ALAMEDA. March At meeting
OF the Alameda Wheelmen last night
the following officers were elected: j.
r. WeinStock, president; Richard Wer-
ner. first vice president: Joseph Vierra
second vice president; Everett Mors-
man. secretary: +. O. Pullman. treas
urer; ". T. Sebell. captain: G. Graham
first lieutenant; Frank Bruzzone. sec
ond lieutenant
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EXPECTS TO STOP FLYNN
[SnccinI Disnnfch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. March billy Papke,
who is to meet Jim Flynn here March 10
at 10 rounds, arrived tonight from Hot
Springs accompanied by his brother.
Manager Edward Papke. Billy appears
10 be in excellent health and much i'm
proved over his appearance when he
met Hugo Kelly here a few months ago.
He saws ne Will stop Flynn. and then
force Ketchel to give him another fight
for the title.
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FIcHr TEN ROUND DRAW

NEW YORK. March 4.-Johnny Cou-
lon and Eddie Doyle met in 10 round
draw. tonight in the Whirlwind ath-
letic club. Honors were even through.
OUT and both men finished in compara-
lively fresh condition.
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wILL FIGHT 20 Rouxns

CHICAGO, March 4-Tony Caponi
and Eddie McGoorty have been matched
for 30 round fight at Billings Mont.
March II. An arrangement was reached
here tonight. The men will weigh in
at 15S pounds.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
BID on a FnUITvArE t.oT

BID on FRUITTALE LCT
20 feet 'front.'. highest point. All improvements.
Eoothll boulevard. 81 SteinWsF terrace on
Aqua Vista 81. OPP. Railroad aY.. with trees on.
price S7i25o; have paid SOS on The lot bat need
ready cash. make ne q bid BY SATURDAY. the
20rh. % 500 which i have paid. paying balance
~ so per month 20 owner. lor viii 60 highest
bidder u. r. WEBB. Republican Office Fres-
~ Cal -rT sfrTu gln
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

BUY IN OAKLAND-IT PAYS.
S3s.o0o-New. sunny apartment fats unfur-
nished. right n town. with all latest modern
equipments, built By days work; fully occupied
under lease: now paying 81, 2S0 net per annum
$50. .009-Paying $3.50 net per annum.
Slo.oo0-Payiny $3.50 net per annunl.
S5O00-Paying 81 .265 net per annum.
The above choice properties are just completed.
located IN the center Of Oakland adjoining the
fire limit Any of the above bargains win double
in value IN short time
z. J. pAVERT
Owner and Builder. 1851 Bros dway rooms 81
aud % Hours . 10 5.
YOUR chance for a bungalow in beautiful Linda
Vista; modern AID large basement:
exceptionally wei built: 81 .oe0 cash. balance
so per month including interest; fmOrsEsg ge
with bank Can at once II you want this.
Real bargains do rot last
GILBERT p HALy.
Room sol Union Savings Bank Bldg.
Phone Oakland 371s.
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BIRTHS

ODENTHAL-In this city. March 3. 1909. {
the wife Of Henry odenthal, daughter
WERNER-In this city, February /. 1909. Z
the wife of Charles +. Werner. daughter.
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MARRIAGES

HAGERTY-C0S-In this city. February %.
1909. hy the Rev. Father -Caveney, Robert y.
Hagerty of San Francisco and Sarah B. Cox
OF Oakland.
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Horsemen are reminded that nominations for
the Thornton stake. at four miles, can not be
made after today.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-coutInued

1890 ACRES ranch aud timber land. Senoma
county. near railway. -. o0o. GOO redwood and
mr. large qrantltF tan oak and cordwood. }
rrout streams, chance make beautiful lakes
large numbers deer and other game; . rOUm
house garden aud orchard; l00 acres cleared .
good Tor hogs cattle and fruit. would make
good game preserve OF sawmin proposition: Sf5
per acre. See owner. 30 Bacon building. Osk-
land. uhoue oakland a755
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HOME SEEKERS.

Lectures and stereoprieon views st . p u. daily
a. Tehama county ia state board Of trade re0sas
ferry building. embracing the project Of the Los
Molinos Land Company; the largest and most
comprehensive irrigated lands proposition in the
SacTanlento valley model colony snd success OF
settlers is the ain Cf this company For partic-
u.srs see the agents. BAKER & INNES. o5I
Eearnr ST.. rooms 21O-Z11.
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.
lot As. block I, and several other lots Refs
tract; grant
Otelia Flood ct A. 10 Ida Hancock. lot st
SW corner Of Polk and Ellis streets 147:6 more
or less on Polk street; $40.
Fred W. Gray to Blanche p. Gray. lot in f
line Of Eleventh avenue, 25o of ii street, S
- 10y l20; $40
John Coughlin 10 Kate A. CoughIin lot in y
line Of Broadway, 1876 w OF Jones. " % by
120; $40
william H. Cordes and wife to Claus H.
Cordes. lot in \ line of Oak street. 52:6 + Of
Franklin 2I:3 by I2O, and one other
piece; SO.
Conrad Hildenbrand to Catherine Hlldenhrapd
lot IN W line of Capp street, 270 of Nine
teenth. y 80 By W I22 and one other piece;
gift.
Emma G. Butler TO Walter B. Haber. lot at
NJ corner Of California and Spruce streets n
50:7Is by W S7:6: $40.
T. NJ ]. Dehon TO Alexander Black lot In w
line of sharon street, I34.T,4 of Sixteenth. n
- by " i25: $500.
james Papina and wife 70 Albert ] Atkins
and wife, lot ia line OF Pine street, 1892 w
Of Stockton. w 3S.4 by 1916; $40
Kate F. GeFson 10 Thomas J. Conlon lot in
" line Of Leavenwortb street 1l2;6 y of Nc
Allister. y % by W sI:6: $40
Thomas =. Conlon to Katherine F. Gertsen.
John II. Holm to August Holm. lot In E line
Of Milton street. 175 OF Bosworth. 70 BY
George P. Kellogg TO Edward W. Adams. lot
L. block n Park Lane tract 9; $40.
Angelo Ipcari eft al. 10 G.. J. Howard and wife
lot In SE line Of Howth street. 135 NE Of Una
Patrick ]. Martin and wife to Margaret Bvrne
lot in SW line of Laidley street, 23f. Al NV of
Harry, NV 25:2A, SW 1854. Sc %, NE I3i :5:
$40.
i3 "a, 10. block SO. and lot IS. block {, Rels
tract: $40.
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Sarah Rosenstock with Hilda Il. NuftalI-All
work for six story and basement building fn
n line Of Sutter street, 50 w Of Grant avenue.
~ 52:G by Y 126: $50, $50.
c. Refs with Heaiy -Tfbbitts construction COM
confederation and grading Of lot in line
Of California street. 40 E OF Powell. S 180 e l.
S n. W 30, thence along Powell street 1876.
E If7:S. 1876 " 6S:6; 50. $50.
William crocker with Henry Jacks-'ro erect
three story and basement frame building IA
line OF Fell street IG5 W of Steiner. ~ 50
bv 5 I37 %: S22 475.
81 A. Tohelman ct al. with f. H. Burke
Excavation and concrete work for building ut
NV corner Of hearny and Suffer streets, W
go by \ 36.6: 81 BIT.
r. p. Bosq 2nd NJ DeInrdre with Ira W. Co
burn H. ] r-razsi. Decker electrical com
pany aud II. Maundrell To erect three story
and basement frame building in line OF clay
street. 80 Of Polk, 90 By y 50; $2s. .135.
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
HAYWARD PARK.


Take the family down n hayward Park
san Mateo. sunday. let them see with goa
tfe large lots there and Ire pretty homes
being built. Hayward Pntk tract Is ell I'm
pr0vel- INC. wide. macadaini7ed streets; sew
ers. wsier, ess AID electricity. and cement
sidewalks
hayward Park lots are SOLD on rery easy
terms ard rhe prices are from $50 uu.
II HAYWARD Park lois are not value re-
ceiKed and wI not Increase fn value. do you
believe Tie $500 0g0 Invested there would have
been sDenfs
Hayward Park IS where the Peninsula
Hotel" Is located and tbe place yon have been
looking FOR tor ronr bone Ask any - Tho
many buyers of hayward Park lots what they
think Of if.
send for illustrated circular and price list
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cam or rHANks

TO6NOTTI-We hereby tender cur heart
felt thanks 90 our relatives aud friends for
their many acts of Kindness and attention ex-
tended TO uS in our recent bereavement.
MARY TOGNOTTI a7d Family.
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HALF NOON nay REAL ESTATE

FOR ssie-Three lots in Halfmoon Bay cheap.
Eox 81. Cal Office
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PIEDMONT PROPERTY.

PIEDMONT PROPERTY.
Desirable lot 3exII0 feet rear Oakland az.
carllne and short distance from Piedmont sta
ton; near corner Of Howard and Mace So
for sale AZ sacrifice; similar sized lots in same
block being held at 81 .365 and upward; viii sell
THIS lot for $3.50 terms as follows $3.50
cash and balance in monthly payments OF SO.
including interest Owner, box 444, Call Office,
San Francisco
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FOR saie-In san aiateo park lne modern well
built room house 90 lot I5ox3o0. with bcauti-
ful dDTrer and fruit trees. one OF the very
hest homes 20 San Mateo Price $4,000.
easy terms A great slargein.
san MATEO REAL. ESTATE 4 BLDG. CO.
ST and 3 Az. San Mateo.
8 ROOM bungalow in Redwood city. large liy-
inc room. isznelcd dining coon; rent or
1oI eale. -e-ne - e-lll. Boz g cau ofh-e.
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CARD OF THANKS

HATDEN-We desire 10 extend to our many
kind expressions Of sympathy aud many beau
fiful floral offerings received during our sal
bereavement In the death Of cur beloved
father James Hayden
JOHN J. HAYDEN.
MR. and MRS ~ MckINNON.
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VARSITY CREW TRAINS HARD

BERKELEY. March Coach Dean
WitteF has inaugurated strict training
for the varsity crew. Every morning
the squad is lined up in Harmon gym
nasium at 6:30 o'clock for an hour of
setting up" exercises designed TO hard
en- the muscles. The crew is then put
in the rowing machines for a half
hours work. In the afternoon tile men
take to the shells on the estuary.
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EoLM<-In Fresno. Cal. March 1. 1909 Fer Al
fred Holm. beloved brother Of Mrs Julia
Ekbery. a native Of Sweden. aged IS years
and months.
Friends and aequaintanees respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services tOmor-
row Saturday. March 6. 1902 at ESQ O'Clock
D. M, from the parlors Of Grant D. Miller
112S Twenty-third avenue OF East
Twelfth street. East Oakland Internent Ever
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DWYER-In this city. March 8 1909. Michael
Thomas. dearly beloved, husband Of the late
Margaret Dwyer. loving son Of Mary J.. and
the late Thomas Dwyer and devoted brother
Of William. Howard end Mary Dwyer. a ua-
tive OF SaXOuTille. Mass.
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BALDWIN \ HOWELL.
3IS-324 kearny ~. :. r.
FRANK s. GREMMON.
2sC = St. san Me-
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ID 40 As. 1:16 4-5. At post ninut
Gnter 3 place. 30 show; Serenade, l show.
NJ Hirsch. Scratehed-Hoyle. Hazlet Start
High price-Otogo Q. Serenade 6. Apto Oro
by Evelyn X. but caught the latter firing
Gnter had no early speed, but closed vel,
enade outgamed the others Apto Oro none too
after looking a winner. Beau Man not reld dy.
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Atptlm
knigh Stella Perkins
0, Les
o
fast n had t
a
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HA0KETT-ln Sacramento. Cal. March 4. 1909,
Ellen NJ. Hackett. mother OF Mrs. J. T..
Pike OF Sacramento. Dwight l.. Hackett Of
Oakland and DIR. c. 4. Hackett Of Napa, a
native Of Illinois. aged IS years.
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tie. on at PIP otogc. 3 place. So show:
Winner CD. c. by 0rnus- Irksome. Trained by
good Won driving. Second and third easily.
3. Evelyn X Z. Otogo was outrun first part
in stretch and won cleverly enough Andy
making q short turn into the stretch Ser
well ridden. Evelyn X stopped TO walk
-=373----5 -5---i--.
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invited to attend the funeral services To-
day friday. March >. 1863. at $50 o'clock
a m, from his late residence. S44 Bay
street. thence to s.. B-igid'S church. where
n requiem high mass will he celebrated for
the repose OF his soul commencing at A. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery. BY electric
funeral car from Thirteenth and West Mission
streets
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SCHNITT-In Sacramento. Cal. March a. 1909.
Berthe. youngest daughter OF the late Geau
g. and Anne S-hmitr and sister u Mrs. Anne
Simon. Mrs Gcau FieTre ami Gean E.. Con-
stance and Paul Srhmitt and Mrs T. Hare.
a native 8f Paris. France.
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per acre. So cash. bal > vesrs. free water
right; aturcay excursion leaves cur office 2.3o
D. returns SUNDAY. : ?. m. round tllp
ticket S5-15. personally conducted. Land pro
duces sweet potatoes. slfslfa. early tomatoes
melons. pescbes apric0ts. almonds. etc, most
productive ia state. Croker Huffman Land and
water Co rrh fonr Croker l1de
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ENGLIsH NALNUTs

S210 cash. balance On monthly tstluents
~ suuuai payments 70 suit the purchaser. IN
rercst 6 per ceuc net: planted 10 Santa Bar
bsra seft SHELF which includes care for ?
resrs. free from frost and in one OF the best
growing sections of the state.
- Il MnnsIER co -na MarLe- 81
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egt Navigation pvsiocs nov Is orea
'ai l.aec ssucpe 70 lhe head d lIals3'a
q A dlaiaaea IL f1 Ai.ts Nsaa1
d ths uaanlshsd portion rs under eoas
saet.
III few years the movement Of orc
10 ieod thc hungry furnaces of rlttsburs
WITH be by an nH-waier route, as 8 eaa9i
~ Ashtaaeln 70 the great city cf iron
ard steel W.a Do Tie work pf 1fieon
railroads at the cont 81 enc
To-Day ihe Cfcat Lakes hold tha kew
10 no eommorciai supremacy Of America
GFeat eae.iatrs, cs course. ere vitality
lnsereased N We traffic but most & The
shipping on The Lakes belongs 70 ihs
masaes. iho stock n .ho owning com
panlce heiig Aeld bY hundreds 81 thoa-
,eaJs. As tie ssaros arc, among the maf
frniabie and the nasess Investments IA
The world they isave become ,he property
1f small Investors AteA as farmefs. me.
ahaniea and clerks ana Il IS an inttrestiaa
laa tnat oae-ihird q Tho FARMERS IN ths
laso counties o. Ohio have money inscal-
"a III lake shlraag
E7 all the needs Of Great tial,cs shlps
ard ahippcra iAa greatest e fof an eae-
reasc and reliable means Of eosnmmica-
iiaa from ahlp TO ahin ana from ship e
sharc. II IS q meet lhis demani tl.lt
hundreds of afilsana nna mecaaaiea nnu
sfq cneaFc1 IN t'ie coussruetlon of wlfe-
'es telenhnna citations along tlia shares
e tho f.nlses and n Installing inaifa-
senia. ca tho Lake veFels
Nd ao6uff Aaa lhh wlfeiera ltlerhane
ftfome commercial praellnablilty.
itfoush tie perfected Inventions - pr.
4es de rorest, who ns9tlanaly had won
distinction + NE wlFeiess asieersph field
ten ita adansnllAn became matter q
rsealesl cpese-1 20 tfs shipping ipicf-
csss II The latee wAen $40 n Forrest
esiom was nHa'lea ana aHefeasfHH1
laatea hY ihe thlln Statef Narv wIlh
iHe felill Tint AamIral EFeas was ahla
g e ID constant xac4l o3mmNleallA lAa
Hf 81 10 afnrra aal ehislp af tie
rAea Hsfl 81 t. ssgitA iiaHl
l.A lMu.H lht Elfss|a Il
ssehn Aa tHtnSs N sau FiHaslase
ItHsr e.ne IH||anl asuaaas FIR aa ale
sIaAlt H|tssza4 le'tpsoUe sgssfa s4E llls
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aafSsaarl Against Fstortion.

p is On aciallcl fael that she Greet
Isshca conAania ,Aa uallen'a ehlel satq-
euard aaalnst oppressive railroad rates.
mes are tAe faEntFsrs e cur 8rdas conn
.efea a.a TIE ta.lc ea tie sahea save1
Is sna pseNo n sao yhlloa states $siMs-
$50 aaAuas. es IS for osorz ris1.
sAmn saa ess b; gur poaaai.sa.
aaspora'isa auez the laite visitors -
e,esh slenmaaia a0Hs steat uua.
oasia IS 81 eeaesrr g iae rfaeNsE
lrsad saes e oesis only tsa tas ass
esnel Is saia Huia from Deleia q n-f-
aa4 aalr lel.s ccatf eapfg
an laiaeea sfese i've iaIht ahs &
iesly eassNnlh lhe elN ai tJt#a
leaagtsinr ~ Ihc saaig eein ti.iel
Qisfen tAQ sau sorfr
4Hsart f1le rHafl IVA t,tae
"ee 'sH~n iNtiA ta x teas
sNcnetl peaS ties p 20
f't6 iasea M ie w
HH'eHl la 1 81 lle a 81
H3e4m tet A ua
S lsaa
m Nn
tlHtp ST s. esaf
sA t7akfl 5hs Ml b wssn lls.s
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tanliy % have made per. or safe
Ne. Hs 81 waa, gaey had ao waFa-
I lmaesimg dlagor
flelser ettas peesl To lake chipping
t4l collision and eanliilaaa Il tbs
raw @ore from da9 to dAg.
laes &c waple eight andpshs q tic
Hp.a9 te#eoa eaga years scarcely a 0av
ls w.Aout cue or more colllziona.
ese e1Nslasna wlish q course are
Vaaty aea,s Ia tis.c 6, fes caald 10
asg entirely ohvlaled hy Wireless te'e-
enle fcnmAaiaa,ipa from shi9 70 ship
80, A. sa tls dangers wacA eairoua1
5hirfiaf Interests cn the lakos nates
Easily sAmssl tht eSaetiga of exaesaiYe
.HaurHco rates, this 81 turn reacts upon
fa fselaat iessiia SO mat The over
emlns sf lae refila fsom storm and COLI
Son rnAa1 material aeaaetlon IN cost
pres nj lake transportation which, IN
ile az eyerv axstlug obstacle, il e1s
pNoaaily low
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vwyTRFIEgs telephony that iatoss
Mf " and ID many ways greatest, won-l
~ Der OF tlis eieeigical age ig
on tho eve 81 wosAae tomplett scvo'c
ilon ia tic mcthoa of handling the enos
snous shipping o. iae.Great LiNts.
Already ST scores n points ALONG thc
tahea, tbs towering naics os the wiFclesa
telephone system, eaeA WITH iss onleanao
og wires, are helug rpt ~ place % tAat
" ndxt Spring thc System Nhaa a.fgadg
hes tnp0e slsclf invala4he % tho rieat
Pacific Meet o. aaf navy as wcil aa 81
fha nasics ~ ufcal Britain nad italy.
viii es IN use ffum end 20 eua q Tie
elsala ef Anlerleea lalaad seas. Ry use
Of this system murlac inpafaacc rates
viii " rranted 70 d miniHptn. onsng 20
the fact that ail storm WARNINGS nlay -
transmitted Immediately 70 lalse xasanls
% shss they viii hevo ample time q
malse safe hAFhara and. used II coninne-
tldn with lhe eng~naea existing lard sss-
fem Il wire teivphpHes. afi nake il pos
sible far paso0us tilIsef "a the shares q
tie iasus ar hassrcaa VI niia awag. to
talk eiih officers q ar pasensafg -
any of ihe veEaais engaged sa ths lake
trade q
without the cHmma espease 81
pIft mainlenaaes Aat i neeeHery g.
tAa y.Fo nhpea sgian ana slaa nllh-
cut tse esnfase ol a0 Nff1i rHwiaF
aa IS necessary with wlre'e .elfefanH
ssalema tHa iia of $40 Ho.ess Ie'Aaae
wlil IS wiiha anaual tsaHA q iha meif
uoasal alHnG sfati pgiag tggn Tafl s.
port
FeN pefsons. WeH iNasc aifacllg caas
neoiea with eemaetta on sAe aNai
Lakes. rosllze lho esaraaaf lasefeaia REQ.
reacntea II tlsat ifadN therefore, few -
aiizo Che vast boon tanietIaa s. Us
sagrst cinesrleai ngt0 ElrAi9 Hl
cent "a dii TIE wa esHass e1 \
America ID m#td ea tao
iales Thiriv lhH ad craft efau sll
a0ang tre snmael in lhe hka tfaae 81
Ilio isl.e slipyefis are srzui ono - ttfs.
years holaad 81 taelt dtAesa ffam ia
alslp-eanefa Aiilmteh ouehalf ~ s.
fbe etsaela hgdlt la BE NeHterh lieHt
sphere "a 1908 wore tef She fireat Luke
trade. the need fr mnss ballems aaa hs
eope So srnih shat sssa'ahIs caMfaHle
engaged IN tue tsisle asenlsy haSe ha#
obllfhl Is oh iasilsa ara sapleh Flla
ynaaa with Oalefa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

The freight eouvegei sFot lhcae waters
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