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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17
GERMAN RAILWAY MINISTER

Herr Won Breitenbach, minister of public
works and railways in the Prussan government.
is at the head of the publicowned railroad svs.
TEN. Germany has owned her railroads for
number of years and they are managed by an
especially capable and conservative body of off,
Gals. t#.
Reports just received from the experts who
have been studying the situation there declare
however, that the plan is not success. In
respect both to the service received and the
financial results public ownership in Germany is
declared to be a long way from satisfactory At
the present moment Herr Won Breitenbach has in
contemplation several changes of Importance in
the methods of his departments which look
toward finally making the Prussian railroad bust
,rnment satisfactory to the public if either y,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17

IN tneSe BUSY Gays, ana people
were getting up early in the morn
ing to tear off journey of from
Is to 20 miles before breakfast,
using the stride of their favorite
walker.
The O'Leary stride then, consist
ed of executing motions with the
hips, shoulders, as we'll as limbs,
along with a good deal of arm
swinging, while the New England
er's style consisted of a straight,
swinging step, with the head,
shoulders and hips moving in har-
mony with the lower limbs.
What does he get out of it?
What good does it do him." the
practical matter-of-fact twentieth
century man will ask.
In answer, Weston's friends de.
clare that in the first place every
man has some hobby or other.
Weston's hobby is long distance
walking. In the second place it
may turn itself into a financial VEN
ture some day. Weston is a good
orator, and on his tours is always
IN donnond &c q 1oof,,ror
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17

people will place a higher estimate
upon the value of skim milk as a hui.
man food. Many of our scientific men
have devoted much study and atten.
ton to this phase of the dairy bust.
ness until they have solved the prob.
lem of preserving this liquid food in
solid form, and already there are a
number OF powdered milk plants in
operation and the demand for the
product is rapidly increasing. Eek.
change.
There is enough optimism now to
float battle-ship.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17
Some Pertinent Remarks by Man
Who Has Had Opportunity and
Made Observations,

Many claim that travel is apt to
make man disconnected, but with
me travel breeds contentment. A
trip among fellow farmers in other
sections shows me how may i'm
prove my own methods. The more
travel among successful farmers the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17


tooth aewtIno
Valentine
The Indian
o
and writer
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17
AR HE ExD 0f/7I3 A0AeXEr~

country through which he had journeyed.
Weston and Dan O'Leary were youngsters
as well as pioneers in the business OF pedes-
trianism years ago. Then the OLeary walk
was distinct rival Of the Weston walk.
Their feats the thoroughfares of the coun-
try attracted far more attention than they do
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17
NEW INDIAN COMMISSIONER

Robert Gordon Valentine, the newly appointed
indian commissioner, is only SO, fact which
leads some irreverent members of the elder con-.
tingent to remark that the chorus at Washing
ton is full of squads and all the leading men are.
Juveniles Nevertheless, Mr.. Valentine is so we'll
IN touch with the affairs of the Indian bureau
that he was the personal choice of retiring Com
missioner Leupp for the succession
Valentines knowledge of the Indian was.
mostly gained back in Massachusetts, where the.
only Indians are those who come along with the
medicine shows. But he knows Lo because he
knows the poor white pretty we'll At least,
those New England persons who pride themselves
on following cold-ice-cold-facts rather than
fancy and sentimental theory believe thew know
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17


road-even a this
a
behalf
individual
He boy clerkng in country store
had
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17

DWARD PAYSON WESTON, aged 72 years,
is the youngest old man in the world. Not
satisfied with mere statement of this
fact, Weston has proven it by walking
from New York to San Francisco, dis
lance Of 46OO miles, in 100 days, Sundays
excluded.
His arrival in Frisco just the other day
is proof enough that there is only one
Weston. 1t was one of the greatest walks
ever undertaken by any pedestrian.
With the chilly March winds making
walking difficulty along Broadway, New
York, Weston on the fifteenth of the
month started his long, tedious, coastto-
coast lope and the biggest pleasure of his
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17

profitable
brought about
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17
GUARDS PRESIDENTS LIFE

Inc changes in oficialdom at the national cap
1tai that followed the Inauguration of William H.
Iart as president extended even to the personnel
o. tnat secret service corps charged with pro-
tecting the person of the chief magistrate of she
nation. @.sc 4.
II Is not strange that each president should
prefer to exercise strictly his personal prefer
ences regarding the secret service men detailed
as his personal escort, for very few officials of
high or low degree are more closely or more con-
tinuously associated with the chief executive.
than these protectors in plain clothes President
Tafts selection for the post of principal body
guard was Secret Service Operative L. c. Wheeler
and it all came about in this wise.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-17
COMPELLED TO BORROW

Henry M. Flagler, the Standard Oil magnate,
VINO Is popularity supposed to carry the state of
Florida around in his pockets has been compelled
to abandon one Of his dearest ambitions and an.
nounce bond issue for the railroad he is build
ing from the mainland across the coral beds to,
Key West. Up to date the engineering world has
seen nothing more unique in it's way than this
railroad OF 800 miles. Flagler has been construct
ing 1t much as man would build a stable his
manager in charge of the work being unlimited
as to expense and only bound to make the road a
good one. It has been Flaglers pet idea that when
the road is completed it should be without penny
Of Indebtedness of borrowed money. No notes
nor bonds nor other evidences of obligation were.
to be In its records. It was to show that the big
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
HILDRET TH'sFITzHERBERTI IS
VICTOR OVER HILARIOUS
IN ADVANCE STAKE
KeeHe'S Colt Beaten by Eight
Lengths in Feature Race
at SheepShead Bay

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July Sam
Hildreth's Fitzherbert proved himself
the superior Of ]. r. Keene's Hilarious,
when he easily won the Advance stake
today. The race practically settles all
doubt as 10 which is the better colt
Fitzherbert was always at odds on,
though Hilarious had a strong follow
ing among the 5000 persons at the
track and was well supported at 10 5.
Fayette was added, but cut no figure
either in the race or betting.
When the fayorfte swung into the
last sixteenth. half a dozen lengths
ahead. the crowd began cheering and
continued TO cheer until he had flashed
under the wire a winner by eight
lengths. Results:
First race. seven furlongs-Ida D. : TO l. Won;
AerlEehes 10 ]. second; Imitator, - 70 !,
third. Tine, lbs.
Second rsce, one mile-Arcite. 70 1, won;
Prince Cal. 10 ., second; Msltbie, even, third.
Tine. % -.
Third race. SIX furlongs-Helen Carroll. 8 to /.
6 70 J. third. Time. I-l5-
-F0urth race. mile ana dve-slxteenths-Fitzher
bert 70 10. won: Hilarius. 6 TO ., second !:
EaTette. Is 10 1. third. Time. 2.iI.
Fifth race. ufle and a sixteents-Nimb bus
u o 10, won Footpad, 70 I. second Live
Wire lS 10 10, third Time. Ic45 40.
sixtl race, mile and a qusrrer-Hammerless
? 20 3, won: hilltop. : 10 ;. second; Bonnie
kelso, to I, third Time, 2:o6 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
BIRTT1S
Marriage Licenses

TIE following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Thursday, July 8, 1869.
ACHSTETTER- -3fALLETT-Edwsrd Achstetter.
-. 271 San jose avenue and Beatrice NJ
Nauett. IS 5060 Mission street
B0HN-DATID-Hugo Bobm. 83. s2s Baker
street, anc Joseane David, =, III Geary
street
NsER-oRRA-Wfniam Deuser. &C. Iso
highland avenue, and Regina Ora, >. 1916
EiEhrL avenue
FLSHEL-ROSENTHAL HAL-J0seph Fishel. 80. 1850
Fulton street, and Flora RosenIhal, - III
Baker street.
rr1 - Tzg HAYES street. and Clara c. Jan
nary, 81 z59 Thirteith avenue
-SCHOLTZ-John J Hoeft. %. and
Sasie SchoIfz -. both Of 1853 O'Farrell street
Auaa Meyer. 80, both of 1885 Forty ninth
sreuue-
JENNINGS EAULIEU--christophsr D yea-
Beaulieu. Is I4ls Ninth sveuue.
E-FROHsIAN-Hsrry joseph, g. 5os
Devtsadero street. and Msbel Frohman. q.
ARsToN-BU RLINGHAM-Irs " Msrston.
= Tork, Neb.. saa Edna l. Birmingham. p.
L.nccir. Neh.
-NoELEs-geAn B. Nagle. q. ard
frances E. Neyles, p, both Of ioi4 Cole
street
PARSONS -BLISs-RzFuoad z Parsons 2s
Berkeley, and Ruth A. Bliss, p, Los Angeles.
D-RADCLITFE-John ". Sbep-
heard. -. HOLSTER apartments. ard Frankis
Radcliffe p. 1858 Green street
STRONG cDONALD-Darid Strong 90. Chi
cego. and elizabeth AcDonald, 8, Boston
TTFFIN-HESTER-Fr J. Tifhn. 81. ard
Nary A. Hester. 30, both of sl2 c-escen.
NNSTTEHL-wiliau Teutzei
- 37S5 Sseramento street. snd Frances
pfannstiehI- p, Lyon terrace-
WINSELMAN AN-HOL1I-WflIism J. Winselmsn
o. New Tork city, ana Alma c. Holm, IS
zI0 Steiner street
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
GRAND CHALLENGE CUP WON
BY THE SPEEDY ROWERS
Of BELGIUM
Club Naufique de Grand Oars
men Defeat Jesus College
Crew in Fast Time

HENLEY. Eng July S.-The final Of
the Grand Challenge cup was rowed
OF here today and won by the Club
Nautieue de Grand OF Belgium. which
defeated the Jesus college crew Of
Cambridge by bare length in the
fast time OF minutes and seconds.
The Diamond sculis, the second big
gest event OF the Henley regatta, was
won by A A Stuart Of the Kingston
rowing club, who easily defeated Ru-
dolph Lucas Of the Mayence rowing
club. Lucas broke down and gave up
at the mile post when Stuart was two
lengths ahead The winners time was
S minutes 81 seconds.
The elgians took the lead early in
tne Grand Challenge race and passed
r1e nile post about three-Cuzr Of
q length IN front Jesus college spurted.
but was unable 70 make much impress
sion on their rivals. who. rowing
strong and with a beautiful precision.
finished Ia time which has only been
beaten twice in the history OF the con-
test for the cup
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

y Y, aged as years Q months and 4 days
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral tomorrow Saturday, at 10 O'Clock
4. m, from the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs Jennie B. Fuller. 22O4 Steiner street
EUNN-In Oakland. July T. 1909 Katie d.
Nunn, beloved wife OF Horace w Num-. and
sister Of Z. ". Thurman, a native OF Oregon
City, Ore.
o'coENoR-In this city July {, 1909. Cor.
nelius, beloved husband Of Catherine O'Connor.
and ana loving father Of Cornelius. Daniel.
brother o. Daniel 0'Connor, native of County
Kerry, Ireland, aged 40 years months and
The funeral viii take place today CFridar,
at $40 a. M, from the funeral parIors Of
samuel McFadden & Co., 1910 Haight street
near Baker thence to St Teresa's chiircb
where requiem mass viii he celebrated for
the repose OF his soul at $3.50 a. m Inter
ment tpriyate) Holy Gross cemetery.
sANDow-Passed away. at Mare island. July s.
IsVs George A, son Of the late George and
Louise Sandow. stepson Of Dora z. Sandov
and brother OF Ida and Harry L. Sandow. a
native OF San Francisco, in his twenty third
AsIEsS-In this city. July Z. 1909. at his late
residence. 20e6 Mission street. Jacob dearly
beloved husband Of Hildegard siess loving
iather OF Laura and Richard siess and the
late Carl. Emile and Carl Siess. and beloved
brother OF Mrs. E Zange, Mrs. K. Hasse and
Philip and John Siess, native OF Germany,
aged 65 years : months aud 13 DAYS A
member Of San Francisco Turn yerein and
Socialist Maennerchor.
FRIENDS and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today (Fri
day., July o. at O'Clock p. m. from the
San Francisco Turn Yerein hall 353 Turk
street between HYDE and Leavenworth undcr
the auspices Of the San Francisco Turn Verein
Cremation. Odd Fellows cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
sPAULDINe-In this city, July S. 1909. Charles
A.. dearly beloved Of Elizabeth and the
late Charles Spaulding. and beloved brother OF
Robert. Gus and Margaret Ssauldlng. Mrs
Charles Geggus and the late Mrs Thomas
Heeney and William Spauldine. native of
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Remains at the residence of his mother. sa7
broadway corner Of Mason street.
VALKEY-In this city. July s. 1909 Samusl
George. beloved husband Of Nellie yaIEev
and uncle Of Gilbert Ostron, native ~
Knights Ferry, Cal, aged A years 9smonths
and 81 days
WELCH-In this city, July T. 1909. Andrew
Weleh. a native Of County Galway. ireland.
aged IS years
Remains al the funeral parlors Of Green
Ryan & Donohoe. northeast corner Of Sixteenfb
and Guerrero streets.
WLKENING-In Fitchburg. CAL July : 1aoa
Olga, beloved daughter OF Henry and Martha
Nitkening, native Of California aged II
years 3 months and 10 days.
Friends and aequainfances are respeetfullr
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow fSsf
urdayl July 10. at 1889 O'Clock D. m. fror,
the residence of her parents, Howiev sverna
Fitchburg. Interment Evergreen cemetery
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
SIEKAVAZZA DISPUTES
WITH FORMER WARDS
Guatemalan Would Set Aside
Judgment for S5,725

But for an eleventh hour application
to the superior court, made yesterday,
a piece OF improved realty in Beulah
street, near Stanyan, worth about
$4,000, belonging to Cristobel de Sic
kavazZa, q prominent Guatemalan,
would have been offered for sale this
morning in satisfaction of q default
Judgment for s5.725 obtained against
Siekayazza by four stepchildren. Sic
kavazza. who lives in Guatemala,
through his attorney, petitioned the
court 10 set aside the judgment. and so
stayed the threatened sale for at least
a week.
The stepehildren OF SiekavaZza, who
are fighting him for money they ailege
he retained while acting as their
guardian from 1900 to 1906, are Maria
Christian Perusina, Catarina Perusina.
Clotilde Rosario Perusina and Juan
Marcos Perusina. They are the chill
Gren of Antonio PeruSina, q coffee
planter of San Marcos, Guatemala, who
died in 1886 leaving them his planta
ton. SiekavaZZa was removed from
guardianship of the children by the
Guatemalan courts three wears ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

STANFORD TRACK ATHLETES
ARE FULLY RESTORED
To STANDING
Colorado Amateur Association
Rescfnds Action 1t Took
Several Weeks Ago

Stanford university's track team has
been reinstated by the Colorado branch
of the Amateur athletic union.
This news was flashed over the wires
last night by John ]. Dixon, chairman
of the registration committee OF the
Amateur athletic union in New York.
Stanford was expelled some weeks
ago for taking Dart in so called un-
sanctioned meet with the University
of Colorado, and ii was feared by some
that. this action would interfere with
the future plans of her athletes, but
DiXons telegram puts the team in good
standing all over the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Olympic Club Will Build
Next September

Work on ths new Olympic building
viii begin IN September. the money
necessary 20 defray the expense OF
e-~sGzE the future home OF the
Winged o button wearers having been
practically secured. The proposition
of rle building committee 10 a New
York life Insurance company. which
was that a loan Of s350.000 at per
cent on 2 20 year mortgage be made
20 the cLu1. has been accepted by the
company with the provisO. that the club
members raise $4,000 by the sale OF
bonds 10 b. secured by a second mort
gage Il Is expected that the members
VIII take Up the entire issuance OF
these bonds themselves.
The building committee comprises
r. r. Pos-lerhwaice. chairman: Z. G.
Mcconnell Andrew Carrigsn and L a
NltrenIeEer- ". A CrOcker went
easr especially for the club 10 discuss
the proposition of the s350.o00 loan
with the insurance company's officials.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
CITY HAS S3,OOO,OO
TO LOAN AT 2 PER CENT
McDougaId Will Put Out Big
Sum at Low Rate

The sum of ss.eoo,ooo to loan at 2
per cent is the sign hung out At the
city treasurer's Office. and all banks
furnishing the proper national. state
or municipal bonds as securities may
obtain deposits up TO the above amount,
on call, from City Treasurer McDoug-
aid
Nearly SO, 0,000, 900 is now in the cit,--r
strongroom and the authorities desire
70 get some Of this money where ii
will earn something for the city, as
several millions of ii will not and
can not be expended before next
spring.
Halsey & Co. paid in $685. ,120.45 yes
terday to the treasury for 100000
worth of sewer bonds, of which s194.45
was interest accrued since July l, and
S35, 926 was premium.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
ADDITIONAL COAST SHIPPING

PORTLAND, July s.-Collector Of Customs
Malcolm win tomorrow issue orders 70 all in
sQeeto7s 70 make proper search OF all vessels
entering the port from foreign countries. Gus
ton house men duty on all vessels viii be
held strictly 70 account for the enforcement OF
al regulations OF the department. Recent
disturbances IA the customs departments OF
several cities on the Pacific coast have caused
Collector Malcolm 70 issue stringent orders.
Special efforts viii be made 10 capture contra
band opium
Balfour Guthrie & Co have chartered the
French bark Crillon To bring load Of cement
from Antwerp To Portland. Il is understood
that the craft has been taken for the round
trip and win load wheat for the United King
dom, after she hss discharged inward cargo.
The fixture OF the CriIion IS the first charter
noted during the week.
Ont 152 dsys from NexcsstIe-on Tyne. the
British bark MEtterhorn. Captain Salter ar
riTed il ~ Astoria this afternoon AT O'Clock
With lumber f0r San Francisco the steam
schooner Cascades sailed from St. Helens al
O'Clock tonight.
The steamship State Of California is due TO
sail saturday Tor San Francisco with passengers
and freight
The oil tank steamship Asuncion left down this
1rninE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
MARRIAGES

BATER-NENDEIS SON-In this city. June p.
1863. by Rev. Dr. J. Nieto, Herman Bauer
and Elsie Mentelsol-
GARNER-FLOED-In this city. July {. 1903.
hr Frank Sruart Ford pastor First Christian
church oscar Writ Garner and Annie Floy d.
both 0f HOLSTER Cal
HkITZ-WoLF-In this city. July 4. 1903. by
Celiz Wolf.
HALBLET0N-JANUARY this city. July
. 1s8- hy Frank stuart FORD. pastor First
Christian church. william Lawrence Handle
san Erancisec
LEFA-TEEf-In this cirr. June 80. 1900, By
Rev Dr. J. Nieto Herbert Levy and Made
laine julie Levy.
PARSONS -BLIss-Ia this city. JAY s. 1890
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
THINK LOCAL FIRMS
SHOULD GET CONTRACT
Richmond Women Protest al
Sending Orders East

The Richmond women's Improvement
club. of which Mrs. j. ". Felt is presf-
dent. held meeting on June q, and,
in pursuance OF their policy TO inaugu-
rate a movement TO aid in the upbuild-
ing Of San Francisco enterprises. passed
resolutions condemning the awarding
OF a contract amounting to $4,000 for
structural steel for the city and county
hospital TO an eastern firm The differ
ence OF the bids OF the eastern and the
local firms was but $3.50, and the club
denounced the act or the city officfaI Is
and recommended that the contract be
Cancelled and be awarded to a local firm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
FRENCH TO CELEBRATE
FALL OF THE BASTILE
Daniel A. Ryan and Henri
Merou Will Speak

Daniel a. Ryan has been selected to
deliver the Grafton in the Auditorium
next Wednesday night, when the hun
dred and twentieth anniversary OF the
fall Of the Bastile viii be celebrated
by the Franco American citizens OF this
city.
The committee in charge has ar
ranged an elaborate program for the
occasion. the exercises to start at 7:3O
p. m. The Auditorium will be draped
with the American and the French
flags.
Henri Merou, consul general OF
France, will make an address in French
during the evening and Mrs. Lucille
Hortense FIGHTER will sing The Mar
seilIaise."
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. c., July S-First race, four
and half furlongs-Nellie Racine won. Lovey
Mary second. Elbe third Time. 81 Is.
Second race four and q half furlong ngs-Eddie
Graney Won, Abihue second, Otranto third. Time
SO -
Third race. six and & half furlongs-Trafhc
Won. Adens second. Maud MyG third Time
% 81
Fourth race. one mile-Firm Foot won. sam
Aeslhoon second, Aristotle third Time 1:z3 3-5.
FIFTH race, six furlo1gs-Mitre won. Colbert
second. Peggy O'Neil third. Time, 1.I7 Is
Sixth race i've furlongs-KorosiIany won
Giovanni Bslerio second. Prince Brutus third.
Tlne. l:o5 Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
BIRTHS

BR0vNING-Tn this city. July :. 1909. 70 the
wife ~ George 7. Browning lformerly T. Z.
Cassiuelli Z daughter
KIARNET-In dis city, July 3 l90a. 70 the
vie ~ s. L. klarnet nee Nattheisl, a son.
LARKINs-fn Ibis city July 5. 1909. 10 the
wife of James A. Larkins. a son.
WALTER-In this city. July s, 1900. 20 the
wife u Joseph q. Walter daughter
WIENHOI I'm this city aJuiy :. 1909. 10 the
wife - n =. Wienholz formerly Miss Rita
o'DaT). q sca.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Stars and USherS TO Meet
On the Diamond

Tie Merry Widow stars. which is
composed OF several Of the Merry
Widow company now playing al the
Van Ness theater. VIII clash with the
Ushers OF that theater next Sunday
morning ol one Of the diamonds IN
Golden Gate park Il has always been
rle custom among theatrical people not
70 repeat any Of their performances
outside Of the theater AT which they
are playing. but the Ushers az the Van
Ness promise that the Widows VIII
waltz next Sunday morning
The teams VIII line Up as follows
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
CONTRACT FOR PIPE LINE
COALINGA TO PORT COSTA
San Francisco Firm Will Build
100 Miles of Tube

Los ANGELES. July s.-A contract
for the construction of a pipe line be-
tween Coalinga and Port Costa for the
transportation OF oil has been let by
the Associated pipe line company 10
Mahoney Brothers of san Francisco.
The line viii be 80 miles in length.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

VII nor De inserted They must Be handed tn al
ei-her of the publicatton Offices and be Endorsed
WITH The uame and residence OF persons author
fzcd 70 have tie sane published Notices re-
Etricted simnlv 70 fhe announcement OF the event
are published once in tlls column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
MEETINGs-special

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
There will be a special meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Alfalfa Land Company az its Of
fees. 40I-403 Monadnock building, in the city
and county OF San Francisco. at O'clock p m.
Saturday Juiy p, 1909. 10 consider the advis
ability OF selling more stock increasing the
capital stock OF the company, that we may
handle additional tracts of land. and 10 consider
eny other matters that may be presented at the
meeting. MARTIN NJ. FENNELL. Sec
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
LATE sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

SAILED
S-ur Pasadena. NeEovern- Iversons landing.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ST HELENS-Sailed July S-Stmr Cascade
Tor san Francisco.
SEATTLE-Safed July S-Stmr Dolphin Il,
Skeeasr- s-nr Ssnts Clara. for Valdez
ISLAND PORTS
HONoLTLI--Sailet july S-Br stmr Pima
c1r Trkohana
arrived July s-Br stmr soya Afsru. from -
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO. 706 Market st. opposite 3d-For the
half year ending June go 1909. a dividend
has been declared at the rate Of four ca per
cent per annum on all deposits, free OF taxes.
payable on and after Thursday, July l. 1909
Dividends not called fer are added 10 and bear
the same rate of interest as the principal from
July i. 1909. Money deposited on or before
July 10 will draw interest from July l. 1903.
JAMES D. PHELAN. President
GEORGE A. STORY Cashier.